Pawlenty rules out Senate bid in 2012
Former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty ruled out a 2012 U S Senate campaign. He had considered challenging Sen. Amy Klobuchar after ending his White House bid. GOP leaders eyed a revival, but Pawlenty said he will not run.
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Perry disputes manmade global warming during New Hampshire stop
GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry challenged the science behind manmade global warming at a Bedford breakfast with business leaders. He argued the theory remains unproven and warned against spending trillions on its solutions while noting scientific voices questioning the idea. He also criticized the Federal Reserve and said he would not have signed the debt ceiling deal.
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User testimonial from Deb Kersh in Texas
Deb Kersh of Texas says she lost 63 pounds in four and a half months through a program. She reports losing three sizes in two months and maintaining the weight loss thereafter.
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Hackers breach BART police union site amid transit protest clash
Hackers posted personal data of more than 100 BART Police Officers Association members after gaining access to the union site. The breach followed BART’s move to disable cell service in San Francisco stations to deter a protest tied to a police shooting and ensuing demonstrations.
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Drought Fallout Hits Texas Cattle and Crops Hard
Officials estimate drought has caused a record 5.2 billion dollars in livestock and crop losses since last fall across the South, with Texas suffering severe effects. Farmers have sent more cattle to auction due to lack of grazing, signaling higher future prices and slower restocking. Field surveys show 2.1 billion in livestock losses and 3.1 billion in crops in Texas, a new record.
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