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According to http://betoniraq.com/, if you buy $2100 worth of Iraqi dinars now, you might make $20,000 after Iraq reaches its prosperity. Wow, I would make more money on Iraqi dinars than on my Wal-Mart shares. :shock:

Wendy's offers $100,000 reward for "chili finger's" original owner By The Associated Press and Knight Ridder Newspapers Somewhere out there is a woman, dead or alive, who is missing part of a well-manicured finger about 1 ½ inches long. Authorities know where the finger ended up — in a...

Rudolph revealed 250 pounds of dynamite Could have killed more people, prosecutor says Wednesday, April 13, 2005 Posted: 9:46 PM EDT (0146 GMT) Federal prosecutors and FBI agents in Atlanta explain the explosives they recovered in the plea deal. ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Eric Rudolph...

I wonder if the airports have deaf services so deaf ppl can know when it is time to board or if the plane is delayed. Any info will be helpful.

Because of Daylight Savings Time, we are supposed to turn forward one hour tonight or be late for everything tomorrow! :o

(From Globe and Mail online) 'Super spike' report sends oil, gas soaring. Futures prices climb to record levels By ROMA LUCIW Saturday, April 2, 2005 Page B3 With files from Associated Press Crude oil and gasoline futures soared to record levels yesterday, one day after a U.S...

I can't believe no one knows what today is. :roll:

The Top 20 Meanest U.S. Cities Genteel and polite Little Rock, Arkansas has been branded the meanest city in the United States of America. That's the word from the National Coalition for the Homeless, a national advocacy group, that has named the top 20 meanest U.S. cities based on how...

Space May Be Final Frontier for Chinese Tourists BEIJING (Reuters) - Wealthy Chinese can add an exotic new choice to their growing list of holiday destinations -- space. China put its first man in space in 2003, but one of the next may be paying for the privilege since a U.S. firm...

European Scientists Believe in Life on Mars By Marcel Michelson NOORDWIJK, Netherlands (Reuters) - European Space Agency scientists think that there was and could even still be life on Mars and want a new European mission to the red planet to take samples, a conference heard on Friday...

Ice Fisherman Rescued on Lake Erie OAK HARBOR, Ohio (AP) - About 30 ice fishermen on Lake Erie were stranded Friday on a huge chunk of ice that broke away and drifted a half-mile away from the shore. By early afternoon, rescue crews using boats and a helicopter had brought nearly all...

http://channels.netscape.com/ns/men/dangerousquestions.jsp?varN=1 :laugh2: I love those questions/answers!

Saudi Men Vote in Riyadh Elections By DONNA ABU-NASR RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) - Abdul Rahman al-Hussein voted for the candidate pledging to build playgrounds. Another man picked the candidate pushing affordable housing. Local concerns held sway as Saudi men cast city council ballots...

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Man Accused of Not Delivering EBay Items SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - A man is accused of selling almost $100,000 worth of Rolex watches and professional sports tickets on the Web site eBay, but never delivering the goods. Gilbert Vartanian was arrested Thursday in the Sacramento suburb...

Education Secretary Condemns PBS Show By BEN FELLER WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's new education secretary denounced PBS on Tuesday for spending public money on a cartoon with lesbian characters, saying many parents would not want children exposed to such lifestyles. The not-yet-aired...

Ravens Jamal Lewis Sentenced to Four Months By HARRY R. WEBER ATLANTA (AP) - Jamal Lewis will serve time in prison for his role in a federal drug case, but it won't keep him off the field for the Baltimore Ravens next season. The star running back was sentenced to four months in...

PM - Tuesday, 30 November , 2004 18:39:18 Reporter: Peter Lloyd MARK COLVIN: The World Health Organisation has issued a dire prediction that the bird flu virus could kill up to 100 million people around the world. It's a significant rise in the agency's estimates of the number of deaths...

By Amanda Gardner HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, Nov. 29 (HealthDayNews) -- Women's own bodies may hold the key to their recovery from incontinence, researchers say. In a small study being presented Nov. 29 at the Radiological Society of North America annual meeting in Chicago, Austrian...

www.chinaview.cn 2004-11-26 19:57:13 HANOI, Nov. 26 (Xinhuanet) -- Women and girls should be the focal point of the global war against HIV/AIDS, foreign and local officials said here on Friday. "One of the objects most affected by HIV/AIDS is women and children," Ha Thi Khiet...