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NY man convicted in hot-car death of father, 85

A New York state man has been convicted of reckless endangerment after leaving his 85-year-old father in a car on a hot day and finding him dead three hours later.

Longer, hotter days strain Islamic holy month

During most of his high school football career, Baquer Sayed broke the Ramadan fast during halftime, when the stadium lights began to flood the field after sundown.

With Obama in office, Fox News finds its stride

South Carolina Republican Bob Inglis, frustrated by a restive crowd at a recent forum to discuss health care reform, suggested people turn off the TV when Fox News Channel's Glenn Beck came on.

Texas financier Stanford requests new prison

Texas financier R. Allen Stanford wants to be moved from a private prison because he's been without air conditioning and shares a cell with up to 10 other inmates.

Good chemistry fuels 10-game win streak for Fever

After two regular-season games, the promise the Indiana Fever had shown during an unbeaten preseason had nearly evaporated.

Marines march in grueling Afghan sun for July 4

Taliban militants were nowhere in sight as the columns of U.S. Marines walked a third straight day across southern Afghanistan. But the desert heat proved an enemy in its own right, with several troops falling victim Saturday to temperatures topping 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Colorado Rockies on a tear under Jim Tracy

When Jim Tracy replaced Clint Hurdle as Colorado's manager, GM Dan O'Dowd said he wasn't expecting miracles.

Letourneau hosts 'Hot for Teacher' night at bar

A teacher who became notorious in the 1990s for having an affair with a sixth-grader is hosting a "Hot for Teacher" night at a Seattle bar — along with the former student, now her husband. Bar owner Mike Morris said Mary Kay Letourneau has served her sentence and it's OK for the couple to have some fun.

Costco to change how it sells gas

Costco Wholesale Inc. has agreed to install new pumps at some stores to adjust gasoline prices when fuel temperatures rise above 60 degrees.

Odd planet's extreme global warming: Highs of 2240

Astronomers have found a planet with a galactic case of hot flashes. In just six hours, this planet four times the size of Jupiter heats up by more than 1,200 degrees, according to a study published in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature. "It's the first observation of changing weather" on a planet outside our solar system, said study author Gregory Laughlin, an astronomy professor at the University of California at Santa Cruz. He used NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope to study the planet.

Hot gadgets at CES: Browser cam, LED TV, new Palm

Although the International Consumer Electronics Show was smaller than it was last year because of the economic doldrums, there were still interesting new gadgets on display before the exhibition wound down Sunday. Here are some of the most attention-grabbing:

Authorities set up hot lines for Madoff victims

The FBI has set up a hot line for investors who believe they may have been victimized by Wall Street money manager Bernard Madoff.

Top holiday toys span from dinosaurs to robots

A lifelike baby Triceratops that children can ride on, a Wall-E robot that responds to your voice, a dancing game that eliminates wires and mats.

Texas boy, 3, dies in mom's overheated truck

A 3-year-old boy was left in his mother's truck in 90-degree heat as she worked her shift at a hospital, then wriggled free from his car seat and even tried to start the ignition or open the windows before he died, officials said.

Honda grows while US auto industry falters

When consumers astonished the U.S. auto industry two months ago by quickly shunning trucks and going for gas mileage, the biggest beneficiary ended up being Honda Motor Co.

Mass. shines in tech study, Calif. loses luster

Massachusetts remains the "gold standard" for mining economic growth from technology and science while California is losing its luster, according to a study released Thursday.

Hybrids to SUVs, Variety Rules Auto Show

While they may or may not end up in America's driveways, there were plenty of vehicles turning heads at this week's North American International Auto Show, including Hyundai's new luxury sedan, a Cadillac coupe, Chrysler's green concept cars and a hybrid Toyota pickup.

Hot Spots Warn of Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Diabetics, watch out: A hot spot on your foot can signal an ulcer is brewing, a wound that could cost your limb. New research shows that using a special thermometer to measure the temperature of their soles can give patients enough early warning to avoid one of diabetes' most intractable complications.

Cycads Plants Use Scent to Lure Insects

Think about strong perfume and a threesome, and what do you get? No, try again. The correct answer is — reproduction by an ancient type of plants called cycads. Sure, lots of plants use a third party in reproduction to carry their pollen: Think the birds and the bees.

Nearly a Month of 110 or More in Phoenix

People here expect it to be hot, but they sure wouldn't mind a cool spell. You know, maybe 107 or so.

Cars Crushed in Street Racing Crackdown

Charles Hoang winced when the whoosh went out of the tires. Daniel Maldonado took pictures with a digital camera as glass exploded and rained down to the ground.

NASA Study: Eastern U.S. to Get Hotter

Future eastern United States summers look much hotter than originally predicted with daily highs about 10 degrees warmer than in recent years by the mid-2080s, a new NASA study says.

Hot Enough? Dating Site Mimics Studio 54

Jason Pellegrino (an 8.2 on the attractiveness scale) says the problem with Internet dating services is not enough really hot-looking people. So he and a business partner have created HotEnough.org, a sort of online version of Studio 54, the exclusive '70s disco where gaining admission was a pitiless Darwinian exercise.

January Weather Hottest by Far

It may be cold comfort during a frigid February, but last month was by far the hottest January ever.

Woman Sought in Husband's Hot Oil Death

A woman accused of dumping hot cooking oil on her sleeping husband has been charged with murder, and the FBI has joined the search for her.

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Roadkill Chili with Habanera Peppers - Tasty, Deadly - Laugh Til You Cry Kind Of Stuff

I received this email not to long ago, with no attachment of who wrote it, so I can't give credit to whom ever is due, But I most definitly laughed so hard it brought tears to my eyes, So I wanted to share it and possibly give some one else a good laugh, Hope it doesn't bring b …

Top 10: Hottest Women From The Arab World
Source: AskMen.com

In our ongoing efforts to catalog the sexiest women on earth, it's been brought to our attention that there is one part of the world AskMen.com has largely ignored: the Arab World.

6 hot electric car start-ups
Source: CNN

Each of these carmakers is gearing up to be the next big thing in electric automobiles. Here is how they're charting success.

Polymer May Allow Soldiers With Artificial Limbs To Feel Heat, Cold, Touch
Source: Science Daily

Physicians at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) Plastic Surgery 2009 conference, Oct.

Poll. Movie sex. Is it ever really that good?

Just got done watching "Monsters Ball" (again) and as usual I thought the sex scene with Billy Bob and Hallie was pretty hot.

Hot Dogs. What do ya put on 'em?

I don't mean when you get one from a vendor or at a ball game. I mean when you're making the dogs at home. What kind do you use and what do you put on them?

Coroner Warns About Dangers Of Hot Dogs
Source: WYFF4.com - Local News

An autopsy report on a 16-year-old Spartanburg boy came with a warning from the Cherokee County coroner. "Hot dogs are a choking hazard and should be consumed carefully," he said"

Father Accused Of Leaving Baby Alone In Hot Tub
Source: wisn.com

Child neglect charges are expected to be filed against a Wisconsin man accused of leaving his 14-month-old daughter alone in a hotel hot tub while he talked on the phone"

The Gorgeous Girls of Miss Universe 2009: Bikini Edition (SFW)
Source: coed magazine

This material is 'safe for work' and acceptable for posting on Newsvine. None of this material is obscene, and you will find women dressed in this manner on any beach in America.

High-Tech for the Kitchen: Scientists Develop Intelligent Coffee Mug
Source: SPIEGEL ONLINE

Materials to keep drinks cold or hot for longer have been around for quite a while. Now a pair of German scientists has come up with a high-tech mug they claim keeps coffee at the perfect temperature.

A HOT 95 today...and all I did was.................

Well I got up and thought....It's going to be a nice hot day so, I'm going to Krogers then to the office and back home to sun bath at the pool... As the day went on I changed my mine....It was so hot and humid that we decided to stay inside and watch tv....

Livin in a Reality TV World

I have been gone from NEWSVINE for quite a while! I have missed NEWSVINE! This summer has felt like I have been living in a TV Drama or I need to go ahead and get my own reality TV show!

Do You Consider Yourself A Racist?

Someone on the vine intimated that I was a racist because I do not believe in President Obama and his agenda. I was very offended.

All Movie Guide calls James Holzier one of the more popular male celebrities

All Movie Guide, known as AMG has called rising phenom star James Holzier one of the more popular male celebrities emerging. (2009) Holzier recently signed a 3- motion picture deal and is the top searched celebrity in the world on Mencelebs.

Phoenix, San Antonio, Vegas top 20 sweatiest cities list

As July temperatures soar, an interesting new survey --- but one spiked by daily newspapers in just about all the cities involved --- pinpoints top 20 sweatiest cities in the U.S., notices Grumpy Editor.

Sons Of Anarchy Season 2 FX
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Jackson "JAX" Teller played by Charlie Hunnam ....whoo hoo "he's HOT !!

It's 102* in the Shade....

Summertime in Orlando, Florida, is in full swing, and summer just started. I can't speak for the rest of the country, but we are just melting here! These are some ideas that I use every year to help myself and my loved ones cope with the heat.

Vicki Iovine: Girlfriends' Guide To Very Personal Grooming: Business Above The Belt, Party Down Below
Source: The Huffington Post

Ok, I live in Los Angeles, the birthplace of all outlandish ideas, so I decided to see if this was a phenomenon particular to my hometown by conducting a national search online to further investigate "gentle" (read: pubic) hair dyes for the nether regions.

The Summer of My Discontent, a Story of Sexual Abuse

This is something I started in Scott Butki's "Writing Down the Bones" Topic -

Irene Nelson - Sunrise
Source: YouTube

The spectacular music video from Irene Nelson for her new hit single, Sunrise.

My Writing Exercises

I've done a couple of Scott's writing exercises and thought I'd keep a copy over here on my page. Topic: Hot Hot.

Strings Link The Ultracold With The Superhot
Source: sciencenews.org

For the first time, superstring theorists can point to a place where their formulas help other physicists understand something they can see in their experiments.

FOXNews.com - Study: Drinking Very Hot Tea Linked to Throat Cancer - Cancer
Source: FOXNews.com

Who would of thought to test this... Please leave your comments at the bottom of this page...Thanks and Have a Great Day...and Please Vote

What's So Hot About Chili Peppers?
Source: smithsonianmag.com

Bolivia is believed to be the chili's motherland, home to dozens of wild species that may be the ancestors of all the world's chili varieties—from the mild bell pepper to the medium jalapeño to the rough-skinned naga jolokia, the hottest pepper ever tested.

Steaming hot tea linked to cancer
Source: BBC News

Drinking steaming hot tea has been linked with an increased risk of oesophageal (food tube) cancer, Iranian scientists have found. The British Medical Journal study found that drinking black tea at temperatures of 70C or higher increased the risk.

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