Spain to punish 'barbaric bakery'Source: BBC News
A Spanish bakery accused of barbaric behaviour towards an illegal worker will face "the full weight of the law", the government has vowed.
The statement comes amid shock over the case of a Bolivian worker whose arm was cut off in an accident at work.
Signs of more trouble ahead for housing market Source: The San Francisco Chronicle
excerpt: "" Peppy real estate agents and gloomy stock-market traders alike eagerly embrace that supposition. Wall Street is so hungry for good news that stocks rallied at the barest hint of upbeat indicators several times this month.
Teen's arm severed in OKC oil property accidentSource: tulsaworld.com
A teenage boy's left arm has been severed below the elbow in an accident this afternoon on an oil property in northwest Oklahoma City, police Sgt. Jennifer Wardlow said.
His identity and condition were not immediately available.
Enraged woman bites bus driverSource: NY Daily News
Excerpt: A veteran MTA bus driver was bitten on the forearm by an out-of-control female passenger Wednesday as he drove his packed M104 bus during rush hour in Manhattan.

If you ask your congressman or senator to give you an accounting statement of where the 700 Billion in bailout has gone - most will quite blatantly tell you that they have no idea.
Ubuntu set to debut on netbooksSource: BBC News
Mobile phone chip designer Arm has announced an alliance with the makers of the Ubuntu open source software.
The deal will produce a version of the operating system for small net-browsing computers known as netbooks.
Intel slams 'slow' iPhone ARM CPUSource: zdnet.com.au
Any speed shortcomings in Apple's iPhone were the fault of its rival chipset manufacturer ARM, a senior Intel executive said in Taiwan yesterday.
Anglers discover arm washed up on riverbank Source: thelocal.de
Anglers found a left arm on the river bank in Cologne, police have confirmed.
A spokeswoman said on Sunday that the arm is thought to have belonged to a man due to its hairiness.

It is painfully obvious to anyone who is paying attention that the United States economy is rapidly going up in flames. Nobody can avoid hearing about the problems, as each new day's financial carnage is reported each evening on the nightly news.
Man Tries To Amputate Own Arm with Butter Knife, Butcher KnifeSource: local6.com
Police said a man tried to cut off his own arm at a restaurant in Modesto, Calif., because he thought he had injected air into a vein while shooting cocaine and feared he would die unless he took drastic action.
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Court Ruling Could Spell Trouble for Mortgage IndustrySource: Reuters
A lawsuit filed by a Wisconsin couple against their mortgage lender could have major implications for banks should a U.S. appeals court agree that borrowers can cancel their loans en masse when their lenders violate a federal lending disclosure law.
Man Gouges Alligator's Eyes After Arm Ripped Off To Escape AttackSource: local6.com
Edwards said he was face-to-face with the gator during the attack.
"I looked back and the gator surfaced and I looked him right in the face and stared at him for 10 seconds," Edwards said from Holmes Regional Medical Center in Central Florida.
Wachovia, WaMu still in big troubleSource: MSN
Those ill-fated twins of the subprime-mortgage calamity, Washington Mutual and Wachovia, are getting clobbered again, after some dramatic housecleaning at the top.
NASA's Phoenix Lander Has An Oven Full Of Martian SoilSource: Science Daily
NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander has filled its first oven with Martian soil. "We have an oven full," Phoenix co-investigator Bill Boynton of the University of Arizona, Tucson, said today. "It took 10 seconds to fill the oven. The ground moved."
Space Station Ready to Flex Japanese Robotic ArmSource:
Kibo's robotic arm is built solely for manipulating experiments on the laboratory's porch-like platform slated to be launched aboard a NASA shuttle next year, Hoshide said. A smaller Japanese robotic arm, to be used for finer actions, is also planned for launch later.