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EARTH MATTERS NEWS More The weekend's powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake smashed buildings and homes, wrecked roads and disrupted the city, though nobody was killed.  The magnitude-7.1 quake on Sept. 4 created a new 11-foot fault line in the planet's surface. |
TRANSPORTATION NEWS More Sales of the Toyota Prius and other hybrid models dropped in August 2010.  New study finds that the average male driver drives 276 miles lost every year. That's a big carbon footprint for time badly spent! |
GREEN TECH NEWS More Antibiotic resistance attributed to protein produced by strong bacteria.  The device offers users "a new galaxy of possibilities" with features such as mobile video conferencing and a video chat function. |
FOOD NEWS More Chances are, a small boy scaled a tall palm tree to harvest your açaí. But that's just part of the story.  Lots of make-ahead dishes with local ingredients will let you enjoy your guests over the holiday weekend instead of slaving in the kitchen. |
LIFESTYLE NEWS More Yoga packs a complete punch when it comes to exercise, stress relief and overall health.  Expert trains her pet raven to find lost objects with uncannily accurate results. |
FAMILY NEWS More Chanie Kirschner knows that the best way to protect your little ones is to get down on their level and have a good look around.  Six months after he had his first cigarette, the overweight boy was smoking two packs a day and threw tantrums if his addiction wasn't satisfied. |
YOUR HOME NEWS More It's the first step for successful fall harvesting and planting.  The fire was caused when the flowers heated up because of the decomposition of organic materials — spontaneous combustion, in other words. |
ECO-BIZ NEWS More Programs employ local residents and help make low-income housing more efficient.  Mercy for Animals released video last week of calves' mistreatment at Buckeye Veal Farm in Apple Creek, Ohio. |
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Daily Briefing: Roundup of news headlines
New Zealand: Quake created new fault line
Fashion: Prince tells 'Vogue' to go vintage
STD: Foursquare, MTV to reward checkups
Money: Green jobs come to the urban poor
Tunes: Apple vs. Google in music space
Sad: 25% of animal hoarders are rescuers
Trend: E-cigarettes gaining steam
Eww: Google offices infested with bedbugs
Tides: Could historic Jamestown disappear?
Champagne: Bottle gets eco-makeover
Tech: New website tracks climate aid
Polo: Prince Harry's pony problem
Grocery: Native Americans pass bag ban
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