Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
U S highway fatalities dropped 9.7 percent in 2009 to 33 808 the lowest since 1950 as safer cars and stricter drunk driving laws cut deaths across 41 states the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico The rate per 100 million miles also hit a record low 1 13.
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North Caucasus market bombing kills 17 in Vladikavkaz
In Vladikavkaz Russia a car bombing at a crowded central market killed 17 and wounded 140. The bomber a resident of Ingushetia died. Six Ingush among the wounded. Three suspected accomplices detained. Putin called extremists “without souls” and urged Muslim leaders to help curb militancy.
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Flamboyant male dance moves attract women study finds
Researchers at Northumbria University and the University of Gottingen had 19 nonprofessional male dancers perform for one minute. Women viewed computer-generated avatars and rated dancers with broad, varied head neck and torso movements as most attractive in a lab based study.
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Rufus Johnstone
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