Antimatter weapons eyed by Air Force researchers
The Air Force quietly funds antimatter research with aims toward powerful future weapons. Officials discuss posits and antimatter bombs or antimatter-triggered nuclear devices, while a public ban limits discussion.
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Illinois and Wisconsin launch state Rx program I SaveRx
Illinois and Wisconsin launched I SaveRx to help residents buy cheaper drugs from Europe and Canada despite federal bans. Through a Canada based clearinghouse the plan promises 25 to 50 percent savings on about 100 medications. Governor Blagojevich said millions could save hundreds or thousands annually.
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Gov Jeb Bush to seek Supreme Court reconsideration
Florida Governor Jeb Bush will ask the Florida Supreme Court to reconsider its 7 0 ruling against a law intended to keep Terri Schiavo alive. The court said the law overstepped state authority by overturning the feeding tube removal, citing separation of powers and due process concerns. Terri Schiavo, 40, remains in a Clearwater nursing home after brain damage following a medical crisis linked to an eating disorder.
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Americans win Nobel Prize for smell studies
Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine awarded to Dr. Richard Axel and Linda Buck for discoveries on the sense of smell. The pair showed a family of receptor proteins in the nose and traced how odor information reaches the brain to form memories of about 10 000 scents.
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The Shaman Attacked and the Village Loses Its Shell
In the village chaos the Shaman is wounded after a surprise attack by outsiders and his protective shell is stolen. A devastating storm roars in as Omanaki and family fear how long the shell’s absence will last and what fate awaits their people.
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