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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Sites of Interest
Amazing aerial views of a town that's a little too well organized - Photos
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Hairless monkey gives me the creeps - Photos
Meal at Burger King cost a couple a whopping $2,243.00 - News Video
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'Smiling' baby ray a hit with tourists
A baby ray that appears to be smiling has brought visitors flocking to a Hampshire aquarium. - Picture
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Autism Breakthrough:
Girl's Writings Explain Her Behavior and Feelings. Carly's Writings
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Stanford drops tuition for some students
Palo Alto -- In a radical change to its financial aid program, Stanford University will announce today that it will no longer charge tuition to students whose families earn less than $100,000 a year. In addition, the university will waive room and board fees for students whose families earn less than $60,000 a year.
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Hairless monkey gives me the creeps - Photos
Meal at Burger King cost a couple a whopping $2,243.00 - News Video
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'Smiling' baby ray a hit with tourists
A baby ray that appears to be smiling has brought visitors flocking to a Hampshire aquarium. - Picture
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Autism Breakthrough:
Girl's Writings Explain Her Behavior and Feelings. Carly's Writings
.
Stanford drops tuition for some students
Palo Alto -- In a radical change to its financial aid program, Stanford University will announce today that it will no longer charge tuition to students whose families earn less than $100,000 a year. In addition, the university will waive room and board fees for students whose families earn less than $60,000 a year.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Sites of Interest
iBOT® Mobility System
Unique Coffins Crafted in Ghana - Video
Brave Little Girl
The six-year-old has the very rare Ambras syndrome, or Congenital Hypertrichosis - meaning she has excessive hair covering her face and parts of her body. There are fewer than 40 cases documented worldwide of people with this genetic condition after it was first described in Austria in 1648.
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Ten Longest Bridges In World
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Two-toned Girls
Unique Coffins Crafted in Ghana - Video
Brave Little Girl
The six-year-old has the very rare Ambras syndrome, or Congenital Hypertrichosis - meaning she has excessive hair covering her face and parts of her body. There are fewer than 40 cases documented worldwide of people with this genetic condition after it was first described in Austria in 1648.
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Ten Longest Bridges In World
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Two-toned Girls
Bits of News
Man Says He Found Missing Treasure, But State Won't Let Him Dig
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From the "Outhouse to the Jailhouse"
The Amish families live a very simple lifestyle with no electricity or cars and said it is against their religion to make the upgrades. They also said they don't mean to bother anyone in the area and are just trying to live the way their forefathers did.
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"NATALIE COOPER can only eat tic tacs"
They are normally the thing people eat at that point in a restaurant when you've ploughed through a pile of garlic bread, spaghetti and cheesecake and are too full-up to face anything else. But for 17-year-old Natalie Cooper, the mints alone are the meal. But her breath is minty fresh.
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Man falls backwards downstairs, breaks his $1M violin
David Garrett, tripped when leaving Barbican Hall after a violin performance. Unfortunately, he was carrying his 18th century violin and smashed it to pieces. Garrett had bought the 1772 violin for $1 million in 2003, and is devastated. Apparently, he is in denial as well because he is hoping it can be repaired in New York. This was not exactly a graceful fall said witnesses. One witnesses said it was the most humorous thing he has ever seen. He recalled Garrett flipping around backwards, falling down the concrete stairs, and then screaming, "My violin."
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From the "Outhouse to the Jailhouse"
The Amish families live a very simple lifestyle with no electricity or cars and said it is against their religion to make the upgrades. They also said they don't mean to bother anyone in the area and are just trying to live the way their forefathers did.
...
"NATALIE COOPER can only eat tic tacs"
They are normally the thing people eat at that point in a restaurant when you've ploughed through a pile of garlic bread, spaghetti and cheesecake and are too full-up to face anything else. But for 17-year-old Natalie Cooper, the mints alone are the meal. But her breath is minty fresh.
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Man falls backwards downstairs, breaks his $1M violin
David Garrett, tripped when leaving Barbican Hall after a violin performance. Unfortunately, he was carrying his 18th century violin and smashed it to pieces. Garrett had bought the 1772 violin for $1 million in 2003, and is devastated. Apparently, he is in denial as well because he is hoping it can be repaired in New York. This was not exactly a graceful fall said witnesses. One witnesses said it was the most humorous thing he has ever seen. He recalled Garrett flipping around backwards, falling down the concrete stairs, and then screaming, "My violin."
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