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Man arrested at B.C. border with 'terrorist resources' held as security threat
Paranoia and naivete led a Syrian man to lie about why he was crossing the border with nearly $1 million in gold and what's been called "terrorist resources," says the lawyer for the man who has been held as a potential security threat since early last month.
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Mushroom collector finds woman's head
A JAPANESE man collecting mushrooms in a mountain area today found the severed head of a young woman, believed to be a college student missing since last month, news reports said.
12 hrs ago | XtraMSN Real Estate
Japanese manga comes to London's British Museum
Japanese manga artist Hoshino Yukinobu has brought his popular character Professor Munakata to London's British Museum, featuring some of the collection's most famous treasures in his drawings.
16 hrs ago | Times Georgian
Ham radio operator proves worthy in test during historic flood
C. Earl Todd is prepared for an emergency. As an amateur or a oehama radio operator, Todd said he understands the importance of using ham radio for emergency communication, so he tested his skills during the recent flooding when he participated in the annual Georgia simulated emergency test.
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County must decide on a plan for child support requirement
North Carolina counties must assume responsibility for collecting child support payments from its residents beginning July 1 of 2010.
Computer Viruses Can Make You Collect Child Porn
Here's something that should make you get off the fence about waiting to install antivirus software on your computer.
La. educators turn to trades to cut dropout rate
Beginning next year, a lot of Louisiana high school classrooms could look like Wes Sebren's: equipped with welding gear, safety goggles and circular saws.
I created these clothes for civil war reenacting but we use them for Halloween also.
Devon experts offer help with family tree
PEOPLE tracing their family trees will be able to get help from members of the Devon Family History Society at the Devon Record Office in Exeter next week.
Kids benefit from hobbies new and old
Does your kid have a hobby? Do you know anyone's kid who has a hobby? Adults have hobbies.
It's time to get knitting in Wiltshire
Age Concern Wiltshire is calling on people to keep on knitting woollen items for Innocent drink bottles.
Austin Straubel airport to see boost in international traffic
ASHWAUBENON - The steel and blue San-i-Pak autoclave in the benign-looking metal building at Austin Straubel International Airport could be a key component in the future of the facility.
Light aircraft's emergency landing near school
The pilot of a light aircraft that made a crash-landing near the grounds of Macleans College in Pakuranga, chats on his phone after making the landing.
RM350m theme park for Nusajaya
JOHOR BARU: Popular kiddie characters Barney, Thomas and Friends, Bob the Builder and Hello Kitty will be among the attractions at the RM350 million, four-storey indoor theme park slated to be opened to the public at the end of 2012.
2nd deep shaft reopened at old gold mine in SD
Crews pumping water out of the Sanford Underground Laboratory in Lead have reopened a second deep shaft that eventually will be used as the primary entrance and exit for science experiments.
Start a Thanksgiving tradition at your table
The jack-o-lanterns are drying out, and you aren't ready to pull out the garland.
Whooping cranes making slow progress over Illinois
Twenty whooping cranes led by four ultra-light aircraft are poised to fly over Central Illinois on their way to wintering grounds in Florida.
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Poppy sellers 'banned from store'
Poppy sellers were banned from collecting outside a Marks and Spencer store in Swindon because the Poppy Appeal was not one of the store's designated charities, they claimed.
Theft claim leads to Chanel suit
A 61-YEAR-OLD woman from a small town in eastern France is taking on the might of one of the world's greatest fashion houses in a case that threatens to shake up the way the industry treats its skilled workers.
For nearly 60 years he's been Japan's most famous robot. Astro Boy, the celebrated comic strip and cartoon superhero first sketched by manga master Osamu Tezuka, has been given a new lease on life in a 3D Hollywood blockbuster.Duration: 01:56
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