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Alabama Horse Council Horse Fair January 21 & 22, 2012
The Examiner Get the family together and gear up for a trip to our neighboring state this weekend! The Alabama Horse Council is sponsoring the Alabama Horse Fair this weekend at the Garrett Coliseum in... (photo: Creative Commons / Chipiro walter)

British actress Keira Knightley arrives outside the Haymarket Hotel in central London, for the 34th Laurence Olivier Awards Nominees lunch, Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

Keira Knightley plays a real-life mental patient in 'A Dangerous Method'
Detroit news By Tom Long Detroit News Film Critic Comments Keira Knightley is Sabina Spielrein, a wealthy 19-year-old Russian who in 1904 was brought to Zurich to be treated by psychiatrist Carl Jung, played by... (photo: AP / Joel Ryan)

INDIA-POTATO-CURRY-DISH

How to Starve Cancer Out of Your Body – Avoid These Top 4 Cancer-Feeding Foods
Pakalert Press Share By Dr. Mercola Story at-a-glance Dr. Christine Horner, a board certified general- and plastic surgeon, shares her extensive knowledge about breast cancer—its causes and its cures, and the pro’s... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)

Abarth 695 Tributo Ferrari at the Geneva Motor Show 2011.

Detroit auto show Charity Preview gala celebrates 'Cool autos, fun people and a great future'
Detroit Free Press With lots of pretty cars and lots of pretty people, the Charity Preview of the North American International Auto Show buzzed with excitement tonight. The champagne and beer flowed at the event some... (photo: Creative Commons)

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Refugees are vaccinated against measles and other infections.The government's forces were criticized as well, with UN forces being stated to be protecting civilians from both rebels and Congolese troops.

More parents forgo immunizations for children
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Madison - A growing number of parents in Wisconsin are choosing not to have their children immunized. Less than 1% of students did not get shots against measles and other... (photo: Creative Commons / Julien Harneis)

Mormon Church’s Plans for Land Upset Harlem

Mormon Church’s Plans for Land Upset Harlem
The New York Times The wider world does not often glimpse the internal disputes of the Mormon Church. Formally known as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the fast-growing... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)

Bonsai of Duranta tree - art

Panoply Arts Festival 2012: Calling All Artists
The Examiner Every spring, Huntsville hosts the Panoply Arts Festival. The purpose of the festival is to celebrate music, dance, theatre and the visual arts. Panoply is defined as a... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

Iraqi security forces inspect the site of a suicide car bomber plowed his vehicle into a checkpoint outside a police building just outside the holy city of Najaf, Iraq, Monday, Aug. 15, 2011.

Iraq: 16 Killed in Multiple Attacks
The New York Times Related Times Topic: Iraq Connect With Us on Twitter Follow @nytimesworld for international breaking news and headlines. At least 16 people were killed across Iraq on... (photo: AP / Alaa al-Marjani)

Whooping crane (sl1)

FAA says pilots can guide whooping cranes
Austin American Statesman WASHINGTON — Federal aviation officials will allow conservationists to lead 10 young whooping cranes to their winter home in Florida using an ultralight aircraft... (photo: creative commons / )

Birmingham

	Wolverhampton v Birmingham BBC News
	US Airways expands Washington D.C. service TravelDailyNews
	A few stations still provide full service gasoline my SA

Business

	BancorpSouth raises $109 million in stock sale The Business Review
	Statewide smoke-free law will aid Ky. health, economy Lexington Herald-Leader
	Eye on State of the Union, Obama promotes tourism Tulsa World
	Texas jobless rate at lowest point since July 2009 Austin American Statesman

Weather

	After cold night, 3-6 inches of snow expected Friday Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
	Weather History: January 16: Record Temps, Storms, Snow, , Ice, Wind & Flooding The Examiner
	Snow creates slick roads for commuters The Washington Times

Technology

	Fracking Education, the Earth and Each Other WorldNews.com
	Verizon Wireless celebrating environmentally certified store Tulsa World
	Property taxes see lowest rise in 15 years, group says Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Romney surges in run-up to Florida primary Al Jazeera
Romney and Gingrich stay focused on Florida my SA
ScissorTales: Judgeship saga finally may end The Oklahoman
Romney assures Florida’s Hispanic voters the GOP isn’t ‘anti The Washington Post
Gingrich campaign may end in Florida The Examiner
Violence in Syria continues to escalate The Examiner
Obama aims to rein in tuition The Charlotte Observer
Final report recommends $50K for eugenics victims The Charlotte Observer

Republican presidential hopeful former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney speaks to employees at the Pioneer Hybrids facility, Wednesday, April 4, 2007, in Johnston, Iowa. At a time when demand for the corn-based fuel is soaring, support for ethanol among candidates

Florida GOP debate: Romney calls Gingrich ‘influence peddler’, ramps up attacks

Savings lost with Stanford, retiree testifies Clarion Ledger
Good thing Bryant not in Barbour's footsteps Clarion Ledger
Health reform takes shape Nashville Tennessean
Wrestling: Newsome's Andrlik finally back on the mat Tampa Bay Online
Bronx Man Charged With Murder in Death of 1-Year-Old The New York Times
Kazimierz Smolen, Director of Auschwitz Memorial Site, Dies The New York Times
Arizona: Arrest of Man Accused in Death Threat Case The New York Times
North Carolina: Report Delivered on Eugenics Program The New York Times

The Sunflower Electric Cooperative´s coal-fired power plant is shown in Holcomb, Kan. Thursday, Feb. 1, 2007. (gm1)

Environmental group urges lawmakers to consider health impact of coal

Good morning Panama City, Ron Paul and Rick Santorum are loo The Examiner
Upcoming Shows at Hotel Indigo Downtown Nashville at 301 Uni The Examiner
Powhatan teacher was random victim of vicious attack Richmond Times Dispatch
The Mississippi Delta Must Be Restored The New York Times
Florida food stamp recipients possibly subject to grocery li The Examiner
Food labels: what they don't tell you The Examiner
2012 Dallas race calendar features new half, local race seri The Examiner
At Event, a Rare Look at Putin’s Life The New York Times

Stir fried water spinach

Magnesium-rich diet may lower stroke risk: study

Northside employee quits amid gun probe my SA
Mother of 2 soon will deploy to Afghanistan The Florida Times Union
Northside employee accused of selling guns resigns my SA
Bill to repeal HPV vaccination law approved by House The Roanoke Times
Passers-by help police catch robbery suspect Richmond Times Dispatch
Crime news: Two more men arrested in Henrico shooting death Richmond Times Dispatch
Base-closing plan draws fire The State
Officer in Katrina shootings probe to be retried The News & Observer

Afghan border policemen march to attend at the ceremony of transfer of authority from the NATO led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) troops to Afghan security forces in Guzara, Herat province, west of Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Jan. 16, 2012.

France suspends Afghan troop training

Recap: Golden State vs. Oklahoma City The Charlotte Observer
Recap: Portland vs. Phoenix The Charlotte Observer
Thunder top Warriors 120-109 to start road trip The Charlotte Observer
Today's Airplay: January 28 Clarion Ledger
Wade returns with 28 points, Heat survive a barrage to beat m&c
Ricky Rubio leads Timberwolves past Spurs The Los Angeles Times
Driver won't be charged after wayward ride in Verdugo Wash The Los Angeles Times
Thunder’s Seibel produces when given an opportunity The Wichita Eagle

Oral health - Dentist - Patient - Women

Dentist accused of paper clip use in root canals

Oklahoma Catholic women plan event The Oklahoman
Bible lesson for Jan. 28 The Oklahoman
Keeping the Faith: God takes care of life 'outside the margi The Oklahoman
Religion briefs for Jan. 28 The Oklahoman
Presbyterians start new downtown Oklahoma City church The Oklahoman
Capital punishment: A Christian response? Richmond Times Dispatch
Religion Notes for Jan. 28 Richmond Times Dispatch
Bryant salutes work of racial reconciliation group my SA

FBI agent's journey from pulpit to prison

All-star passers eager to prove doubters wrong my SA
Simeon’s Jabari Parker is more than just a basketball star Chicago Sun-Times
Heika: Signing Jamie Benn will be tough, but Stars' owner ma The Dallas Morning News
Organ concert set Sunday at University of Oklahoma The Oklahoman
Chinese lantern workshop highlights Oklahoma City Museum of The Oklahoman
Cinematic Melodies – ‘What If This Storm Ends’ by Snow Patro The Examiner
MOCA's new exhibit intended to educate us on the art of the The Florida Times Union
Why so little love for NFL kickers? my SA

Bulls vs Pacers December 2009

Lakers continue scoring drought in 98-96 loss to Pacers

US Airways to take over key nonstop flight to D.C. Clarion Ledger
In Miami, Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney court Hispanic vote The Miami Herald
Charlottes DNC welcome party is big on concept, short The Charlotte Observer
Austin couple safely home from harrowing Italian cruise Austin American Statesman
Business Digest: Facebook IPO filing could come Wednesday; F Austin American Statesman
Finance chiefs reassure CEOs over European crisis Austin American Statesman
Trying to change fiánce's ways rarely turns out well Austin American Statesman
Candidates vie for love of Hispanic Republicans Irish Times

Boehner Offers His 2 Cents on Romney’s Tax Rate

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