Indian military adopts ghost chili as nonlethal deterrent
The Indian military tests show the bhut jolokia, the world's hottest chili, will be used to make tear gas like hand grenades to immobilize suspects. DRDO officials say the non toxic weapon can choke terrorists and force them from hideouts. Further trials consider chili based aerosols for self defense and crowd control.
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Weatherizing program off to a slow start
After a year of delays the Obama weatherization program has retrofitted about 30 250 homes and created far fewer jobs than planned. California has 84 jobs and 849 homes weatherized as of December with ongoing delays and wage rule disputes hindering progress.
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