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Energy Dept. walks the walk with smart building

Homes and office buildings consume three-quarters of U.S. electricity, and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory wants to lower that figure by erecting what it believes will be the largest "net-zero" energy building in the world — one that produces as much power onsite as it uses.

Partner of killed GI wants new Afghanistan mission

Three years ago, Rose Loving got the visit every GI's family fears.

Ind. soldier was 'free spirit,' champion wrestler

Sgt. Dale Griffin was the son of a Mormon bishop, a champion wrestler and college student who was struggling to find his way in the world when he turned to the military.

Capital One posts first profit in a year

Capital One Financial Corp. on Thursday posted its first quarterly profit in a year, boosted by sales in its investment portfolio and lower funding costs.

Afghanistan, Pakistan: 1 war, 2 fronts

The suicide attack on the Indian Embassy in Kabul on Thursday lays bare the reality that this conflict is a single war with multiple fronts that extend from Afghan battlefields to Pakistan's fractured political scene and include the vital interests of India and the United States.

Paris summer 2010 ready-to-wear off to light start

The City of Light's spring-summer 2010 ready-to-wear shows got off to a breezy start Wednesday, with British goth Gareth Pugh delivering a kindler, gentler version of the apocalypse, Rochas' seaside resort gear and a heatwave-ready wardrobe from emerging French designer Anne Valerie Hash.

North Dakota golfer sinks 2 aces in same round

A golfer in North Dakota achieved the nearly unthinkable — sinking two holes-in-one in the same round. Troy Radermacher of Ellendale, N.D., used a pitching wedge Sunday to ace the 116-yard 15th hole at Oxbow Country Club. The ball found the cup again on the 135-yard fifth hole. The Forum newspaper said Radermacher was golfing with family and friends. He said he has had a hard time believing what he did.

67M to 1 shot! British woman makes 2 holes-in-one

Ruth Day, a 64-year-old retiree from northern England, had the day of her life on the golf course last week.

Southeast Texas bouncing back a year after Ike

Anne Willis, a lifelong resident of Bolivar Peninsula, moved back to her hometown of Crystal Beach nearly three months after Hurricane Ike.

Pitching ace(s): Blass has 2 holes-in-1

After 35 years, Steve Blass got his control back. Trouble is, it was the wrong game.

Mortgage giants struggle a year after takeover

A year after the near-collapse of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage giants remain dependent on the government for survival and there is no end in sight.

US troops now a 'coalition of one' in Iraq

The war in Iraq was truly an American-only effort Saturday after Britain and Australia, the last of its international partners, pulled out.

Man says he hit left-and right-handed holes-in-one

An Ohio man who says he's not much of a golfer pulled off a feat that not even some of the best players can match. Ed Platzer of Bowling Green knocked in a left-handed hole-in-one last month, 15 years after he hit a right-handed hole-in-one.

Ohio man gets left- and right-handed holes-in-one

An Ohio man who says he's not much of a golfer pulled off a feat that not even some of the best players have matched.

Couture off to sheer start at half-dressed Dior

In these times heavy with financial worry, Paris' winter 2010 haute couture displays got off to a light start Monday, with sheer fabrics taking center stage at Dior's half-dressed display and at budding French labels Stephane Rolland and Alexis Mabille.

Eyepopping prints and sexy sailor looks in Paris

Bold prints, harem pants and beefy sailor looks ruled the catwalks Thursday on day one of Paris' menswear displays, with strong spring-summer 2010 collections by Belgium's critical darling Dries Van Noten, French luxury label Louis Vuitton and the country's one-time enfant terrible, Jean Paul Gaultier.

Another Buckeye set to use NBA's one-and-done rule

John Wooden won 10 NCAA championships at UCLA by stockpiling incredible talent and developing it.

Capital One repays $3.57B in TARP funds

Capital One Financial Corp. says it repaid the $3.57 billion it received last fall as part of the government's $700 billion bank investment program.

Texas prep track star wins second team title alone

The best small high school track team in Texas is once again a freckle-faced girl named Bonnie Richardson.

Christian group claims progress on a common Easter

Christianity's largest ecumenical movement expressed hope Thursday that churches were moving closer to a common Easter for the world's Christians, despite a historical debate nearly as old as the religion.

One-handed basketball star signs with Manhattan

Kevin Laue knows what would happen if a college basketball team took a chance on him and he didn't pan out. Fans would wonder what the coach was thinking in using a scholarship on a center missing his left hand.

After year with cancer, Kennedy focuses on legacy

Between doctors' appointments, Edward Kennedy has been working the phones, urging Senate colleagues to pass a health care bill. He's trying to finish his memoirs. And he's overseeing the design of a namesake building to stand next to his brother's presidential library.

Vigils for anniversary of Iowa immigration raid

Hundreds gathered in the small northeast Iowa town of Postville on Tuesday to mark the one-year anniversary of a huge immigration raid and reflect on the community's difficulty in recovering from the arrests.

With swine flu, we're all in this together

On the western edge of Mexico's capital, 10 new luxury apartment towers promise an antiseptically modern lifestyle with spas, private playgrounds and an exclusive shopping center. Blocks away, a world-class private hospital has opened.

11-year-old aces 115-yard hole in Minnesota

An 11-year-old golfer can brag about what many golfers never achieve in a lifetime on the links: A hole in one. Ethan Clay was golfing last Saturday on Lester Park's Lake Nine with his father Tim Clay, golf pro Paul Schintz, and Schintz's two children. Ethan aced the 115-yard Hole Number 8 using a nine-iron. He said he sprinted toward the hole after he saw his ball bounce before the cup and disappear.

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Climate Control Treaty is Designed to Take away your Freedom!
Source: webcommentary.com

In virtually everything they say and do, Obama, the US House of Representatives and the US Senate have made it crystal clear that they do not care what We-the-People want. They are now talking only amongst themselves and taking only their own counsel.

Poll. Creationism? Evolution? A combination? Neither?

Recently I have published a couple of polls about Adam and Eve and about Atheism. In both polls it seemed like the question of evolution versus creationism came up.

Gee Rock & Tha Cnd Coalition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Born ( Derek simmons,march,28. 1963 ) gee rock had a natural gift for the music genres, at an early age he embraced the funky sounds of the 70's with groups like parliament,funkadelic,james brown, kool & the gang….etc, once he became a teen, gee was sent to los angeles,c.a.

Bill Moyers Discusses Health Care With Bill Maher Part One
Source: johntully.blogspot.com

Bill Moyers Discusses Health Care With Bill Maher Part One

The 'minus-one' syndrome
Source: The News International, Pakistan

If Mr Zardari as the President ponders over these qoutes from Sweden's most outstanding diplomat and avid follower of leading Sufis, who died in a aircrash in Congo 1960. It may not only help him but also his coterie? '' Your position never gives you the right to command.

Why flamingoes stand on one leg
Source: BBC News

It is one of the simplest, but most enigmatic mysteries of nature: just why do flamingoes like to stand on one leg? The question is asked by zoo visitors and biologists alike, but while numerous theories abound, no-one has yet provided a definitive explanation.

Are your Federal Taxes Lower Today?
Source: YouTube

In order to confront the five major problems confronting America we have to provide workable solutions. Words & Promises Do Matter. Missouri Will Show The Way!

Pepper

Sometimes a day in the life is more than a day in the life...

How can one tell cat breeds?

Dogs are easy but I have never been good with being able to figure between cat breeds. Well, a friend has a black cat and was reading up on all. There is a huge list of cat breeds and had no clue of which breed he is.

idol just tossed a force of nature

allison is out! & it's a travesty! forgive them father, for they know not what they do.

Nadal dethrones Djokovic, claims fourth victory
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World number one Rafael Nadal won his fourth ATP Rome Masters title on Sunday beating reigning champion Novak Djokovic 7-6 (7/2), 6-2 in the final.

Dude, where's my Air Force One?

So the president didn't know that his pimped out ride was out "tree topping" Manhattan for a photo op. Now before we all go pointing fingers, and crying foul, hear me out. This could happen to anybody.

Hey Obama, Just Scare The HELL Out Of Us

Here's the lead story, "A Boeing 747 used by the president was escorted over lower Manhattan by two Air Force fighter jets Monday as part of a government photo opportunity, causing a brief panic among office workers near ground zero.

Alice Nez Horseherder, 102 Year Old Navajo Woman, Shares the Art of Weaving

Alice Nez Horseherder, a Navajo sheep herder her entire life, lives in Hard Rock, Arizona in the the Black Mesa Region.

The Tudors Season 3 Episode 1: WOW

For some of us who have SHOWTIME VIP we were able to see The Tudors episode 1 of season 3. WOW! CAUTION This may contain spoilers if you have not seen season 3 episode 1 read at own risk!

Gee Rock & Force One Networkz Vow To Bring Hip Hop Justice
Source: PressReleasePoint - Free Press Release Distribution

GEE ROCK,PERCEE P,LAKIM SHABAZZ, ARE AMONG SOME OF HIP HOP'S VETS VOWING TO REVAMP AND BRING BALANCE AND ALL THE ELEMENTS BACK INTO THE URBAN CULTURE IN 2009.

One four letter word 2.27-09

One four letter word 2.27-09 Peter Macdonald 465 Packersfalls rd Lee NH 03824 603-659-6217 We (meaning U.S. Marines) learned one four letter word in boot camp.

Why?

Why is it okay for me to have my hard earned money volunteered to bailout banks that deprive me of a load and charge me astonomical fees, even when I sometime overdraft my accont by a few pennies? Why isn't the government or any other agency of law doing something to provide mor …

With silent speed the Chinese will indeed take over the world.

Before the commercial, when Bryan Williams said, "guess who is buying the houses now"? I already knew the answer. I have been on the preacher's step-stool, shouting it out for a long time.

1 dead following reported fight at Fort Myers retirement center
Source: News Press

Excerpt: The Fort Myers Police Department is investigating the death of a 72-year-old Fort Myers man, who apparently died while in a fight. Chrisanto Beltran died after an apparent fight at the Hidden Oaks Retirement Center. The incident occurred around 10:30 p.m. Sunday.

Mosquitoes Make Sweet Music while Making Love
Source: BBC News

Amorous mosquitoes "sing" a mating duet by beating their wings together in harmony, US scientists have discovered. More Articles

Why it's not as simple as God vs the multiverse
Source: newscientist.com

WHAT would you rather believe in, God or the multiverse? It sounds like an instance of cosmic apples and oranges, but increasingly we are being told it's a choice we must make.

Bill Gates presses Obama on stimulus package, foreign aid
Source: CNN

Microsoft founder Bill Gates told CNN on Wednesday that he hopes President-elect Barack Obama and Congress immediately craft a wide-ranging stimulus package, to help jump-start the nation's sputtering economy, and double the United States' commitment to foreign aid.

One Soul Two Spirits

My journey has been a very long one taking from birth till now and in this 61 years many things I have come to understand and many I have not.

Well, @!$%# CapitolOne anyway…

Symptoms of consciousness corruption, en masse, is repetitively playing station to station (where do they get the $? Bailout bucks?) in 30 second slots through the courtesy of CapitolOne.

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