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‘Sexting’ bullying cited in teen girl’s suicide

Hope Witsell was just beginning the journey from child to teen. The middle-school student had a tight-knit group of friends, the requisite poster of “Twilight” heartthrob Robert Pattinson and big plans to become a landscaper when she grew up.

Purdue coach adds to Rich Rodriguez's misery

Michigan's Rich Rodriguez says Purdue coach Danny Hope blamed him for getting one of his players suspended.

Famed and feared Hope Diamond goes naked

For the first time, the famed and feared Hope Diamond is on display au naturel.

Countdown to destruction at French migrant camp

Hijrat Hotak's parents sold the family home in Afghanistan, paying a smuggler $15,000 (euro10,200.61) to help buy a bright future in Britain for their 15-year-old son.

Japanese voters empowered by historic election

Shopkeeper Yoshio Matsumura has always supported the opposition, even when it seemed like a lost cause.

Kidnapped girl's story gives hope to some parents

Patty Wetterling keeps a scrapbook of news clippings about abducted children being reunited with their families years later. It's a source of hope for Wetterling, whose son, Jacob, was abducted nearly 20 years ago in central Minnesota.

Jenkins: `Great white hope' remark not about Obama

A freshman Kansas congresswoman said Thursday that her remark about fellow Republicans seeking a "great white hope" was not a reference to someone who could challenge President Barack Obama or his political agenda.

Government jobs' recession shield at work

An AP analysis of economic data from around the country shows that economic pain in a county decreases as the percentage of government workers in its work force rises. Facts and figures about some of the counties around the country enjoying relative prosperity because of heavy concentrations of government jobs:

AP: Government jobs serve as recession shield

In North Carolina, where one in nine workers can't find a job, there's a county where the tough times haven't been all that bad. In fact, unemployment is well below the state average, relatively few homes are falling into foreclosure and people are still flocking to restaurants and spending money at stores.

Bob Hope honored on new postage stamp

Bob Hope is making one more appearance with the troops.

Dolores Hope celebrates her 100th birthday

"I thought it was going to be just another birthday," Dolores Hope mused as she attended a Hollywood gathering celebrating her 100 years.

SAfrica launches first Football for Hope center

South African authorities have started building a new Football for Hope center — the first of 20 planned around the continent as part of a 2010 World Cup campaign to combat AIDS, poverty and crime and to uplift local communities that live far away from flashy stadiums.

Gaza father's loss captures Israeli sympathy

Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish, a Gaza infertility specialist, is a familiar figure to Israelis — a Palestinian who crossed the lines of enmity years ago to work in Israeli hospitals and become a frequent guest on Israeli TV and radio.

Karmapa Lama emerging a Tibet's new voice

Like his 16 previous incarnations, this Karmapa Lama has spent his life immersed in the Tibetan Buddhist arts of meditation, study and prayer. Unlike them, he likes to relax playing war games on his PlayStation.

Gazans want open borders, not handouts

As top diplomats pledged billions of dollars for war-ravaged Gaza on Monday, ordinary people here — from merchants to housewives — said they'd rather have open borders than handouts.

Middleweight champion carrying city on shoulders

When people walk into East Side Civics, a dilapidated bar and sports club just down South Avenue from the barren city center, they're often seeking refuge from the everyday problems that almost everybody faces in the buckle of the Rust Belt.

Perez shoots 69 to win Hope Classic

Remaining calm despite the swirling wind and a tense duel for the lead, Pat Perez finally got his first PGA Tour victory — with a lot of help from Steve Stricker.

NYC sculptor creates HOPE artwork

The pop artist best known for his LOVE word sculpture has created a similar public art installation that spells HOPE — in celebration of Barack Obama's message of hope.

Obama revives outlook among 1992's Faces of Hope

A Democratic president comes to town, dropping the curtain on years of Republican rule. At a time of widespread dissatisfaction, many Americans invest high hopes in the incoming administration's ability to make things better.

Tibetan exiles waver between hope, confusion

On one side is China, the world's most populous country, with its generations of experience in controlling its population and 1.8 million police.

Postage stamp planned for Bob Hope

The post office is telling Bob Hope: thanks for the memories.

Going, going, gone! Bob Hope items net $601,000

An autographed photo of Lucille Ball, complete with blacked out teeth, fetched more than $6,500, an inscribed photo of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor went for $27,500, cufflinks from President Nixon brought $10,000.

Maine artist creates HOPE image decades after LOVE

The Maine artist who brought LOVE to the world is doing the same with HOPE.

Bob Hope's favorite things to be auctioned in Oct.

A foot-high cowboy hat from the movie "Paleface." An autographed photo of Lucille Ball with some teeth blackened out. A money clip from Jack Benny. These were a few of Bob Hope's favorite things.

FM Station Draws Israelis, Palestinians

On DJ Raf's morning radio quiz, one caller is Israeli, the next Palestinian.

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N.I.H. Expands Stem Cell Lines Available for Federal Research
Source: The New York Times

The National Institutes of Health said Wednesday that it had approved 13 new human embryonic stem cell lines for use by federally financed researchers, with another 96 lines under review. More Articles

Christ's physical return is now underway
Source: Examiner

The following is not religious dogma, but a message of hope for all who wonder and worry about humanity's future.

Black Friday - A Cat's Eye View

Well it's come and nearly gone. Black Friday. It's the day everyone awakens from their tryptophan-induced slumber to start the season of Good Will Toward Men by rushing into stores willy-nilly at the crack of dawn and damn the poor old lady who fell under their feet.

A Grateful Day

Well Thanks Giving has come and gone this year. I spent mine with family and friends even though I had to work tonight. Now knowing I had to work I almost opted out for sleep but now I'm giving thanks for not doing that.

No poll, just a wish to you all for a Happy Thanksgiving.

I have celebrated, in one form or another, 53 thanksgivings on this Earth. They have taken many shapes.

Houston, Hope & Change has Landed...and It's Manchurian
Source:

In 1776 Americans fought for independence from Great Britain, then again in 1812 to maintain that hard won independence and freedom.

Poll. After you die, is there something else?

I personally have no doubt that when you or I die everything ceases to exist. Everything we ever worried about or cared about, or hated, or was ashamed of, or loved, is gone. Once the electrical activity ceases in our brain, then we cease to exist. Once our body dies, we die.

Enthusiasm for Palin, and Echoes of 2008 Divide
Source: The New York Times

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — When tickets to see Sarah Palin in Michigan ran out, people drove to her appearance here, three hours away.

To Create Jobs Today We Must Focus On Creating A New Energy Grid!
Source: msnbc.com

By focusing on solutions we have available today, and utilizing resources we readily have available in America such as Natural Gas, we will reduce our unemployment rate of 10.2%.

Breast cancer hope from pigs
Source: Australian News Network

For the past two years, Prof Morrison has successfully "grown" breasts on pigs by inducing the animals' own fat cells to reproduce into moulded chambers implanted beneath the skin on their chests.

Without Hope You're Hopeless
Source: The New Media Journal Headline News

There's a massive unspoken problem in America today floating like the iceberg in front of the Titanic waiting to sink the unsinkable ship.

1-year poll shows changed views on Obama - USATODAY.com
Source: USA Today

" As the anniversary of the election approaches, the tidal wave of hope that swept Obama into office has ebbed and some perceptions of the president have changed, the USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds.

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - and Gets Painted with the Same Broad Brush

The story is iconic; the upright and noble 'boy ranger' who wants nothing more than to do good, be good, and work hard. There is no doubt that in some ways Barack Obama is that boy ranger who epitomizes our belief in our ability to do good and make good things happen.

Chris Matthews' Litmus Test

Have you ever heard Chris ask, "Sir, do you believe in evolution? Do you believe in climate change?" Its his republican litmus test.

John Tantillo's Brand Winner... And Loser: Letterman and the Nobel Prize
Source: Marketing Doctor Blog

John Tantillo applauds Letterman for apologizing in way consistent with his personal brand and also criticizes the Nobel Prize committee for their actions--while maintaining that Obama has handled the (undeserved) reward in the best way possible for his own personal political bra …

I heard from my son today

A few months ago I wrote an article in which I laid open a part of my life concerning my lost relationship with my sons.

Mysterious 'star-like luminary' amazes onlookers worldwide
Source: Examiner

Something is being spotted in the sky, and it defies conventional logic.

Father, son get a second chance in the most unlikely place - St. Petersburg Times
Source: St. Petersburg Times > Local News

A sore back brought Michael Thornton to the jailhouse infirmary, but far worse problems plagued him. • He was in trouble — again. Even more devastating, his youngest son had gotten into trouble, too. Serious trouble.

Obama wins Pulitzer Prize, Oscar, and Olympic gold medals to join his Nobel Prize
Source: Hyscience

one of the most surreal and unusual days since the creation of the earth our President has been awarded both the Pulitzer Prize and an Oscar. These awards will join his Nobel Prize on the mantel along with his numerous other awards including;

Results promising in cocaine vaccine study - SignOnSanDiego.com
Source: The San Diego Union-Tribune

New scientific study promises hope to cocaine addicts with vaccine-like shots....

Miracles and signs flood the world, as predicted by the World Teacher
Source: Examiner

Evidence continues to mount, concerning the most important event in the history of humanity - signs heralding the imminent appearance of a great teacher who is here inaugurate a new era of peace and harmony, based on a more ethical economic framework of justice and right relation …

Breast cancer research advancing -chicagotribune
Source: Chicago Tribune

Today the chance of a woman being diagnosed with invasive breast cancer is 1 in 8. The chance of it killing her is 1 in 35. And it remains the second leading cause of cancer death for American women behind lung cancer.

Mom hopes Chinese treatment can save her sight
Source: news-journalonline.com

There was no warning, no time to prepare. One day Chris Miller was reading a goodnight book to her 7-year-old son and the next she was losing her sight.

The Myths and Failures of Limbaugh, Beck, and Hannity -- David Brooks
Source: The New York Times

"The Republican Party is unpopular because it's more interested in pleasing Rush's ghosts than actual people. The party is leaderless right now because nobody has the guts to step outside the rigid parameters enforced by the radio jocks and create a new party identity.

There Was Nice Talk About 'Change' and 'Hope' But the Money Party Won Again
Source: AlterNet.org

We try to take comfort in that we won't have to listen to or look at John McCain or Sarah Palin for four years, except in the American Legion Magazine and in Palin's case, as a centerfold in the next issue of Middle Aged Skin. OK, we really are grateful.

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