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Le service de l’état-civil de la sous-préfecture de Buyo informatisé 05 February 2012, 12.23 Ivory Coast  Soubré, 04 fév (AIP)- Les autorités de la sous-préfecture de Buyo (ouest, région du Nawa) ont procédé à l'informatisation du service de l'état-civil de leur administration, pour lutter contre le tripatouillage |
Top News
 MELANIE PHILLIPS: The UN has long shown itself to be a grotesque and Orwellian parody of a dispassionate arbiter of global peace, international law and human rights.--- |
 Safety trumps all other arguments. Rightly so, most of us would say. But isn’t it often used as an excuse rather than an objective reason for inconveniencing the public?--- |
Half a million lights go out in Blackout Britain: Councils blame cuts as streets are left in darkness 06 February 2012, 03.56 Top News  The majority of county councils in England and Wales are plunging roads into darkness between midnight and dawn despite fears of increased crime and accidents, a Daily Mail investigation has found.--- |
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'Pay-day' loans used to fund plastic surgery: Website deals linked to 'good looks' 06 February 2012, 03.56 Top News  Glossy websites promote short-term pay-day deals alongside unsecured loans to pay for operations including face lifts, breast enlargements, tummy tucks, gastric bands and liposuction.--- |
 With each day, the Syrian tragedy grows deeper. Over the past weekend we have had first a report from Human Rights Watch documenting the torture and murder of children, then the worst massacre yet, with perhaps 300 people |
European Sperm Bank: How company decided to transport its samples across Copenhagen 06 February 2012, 03.56 Top News  The European Sperm Bank (ESB) in Copenhagen came up with the design while trying to find environmentally friendly ways to transport their samples to fertility clinics around the city and surrounding area.--- |
World
 AP - China on Monday warned government officials in Tibet that failing to maintain stability could result in job loss or criminal prosecution, the latest sign of heightened ethnic tensions in the remote Himalayan region.--- |
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A factory building collapses in the Pakistani city of Lahore, with dozens of people including child workers feared trapped, officials say.--- |
Health
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Sisters shed their skin every DAY in condition that causes it to grow six times faster than normal 06 February 2012, 03.56 Health News  Stacey and Emma Picken shed their skin every day after being born with a rare condition.--- |
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Playing in the sun ¿reduces risk of eczema and food allergies in children¿ 06 February 2012, 03.56 Health News  Scientists used data from analysis of Australian children and how rates of food allergies, eczema and asthma varied throughout the country.--- |
Business
 Greece must tell the European Union today whether it accepts the painful terms of a new bailout deal, amid reports of divisions within the country's ruling coalition.--- |
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Minister vows to vote against £20m bonuses for Network Rail bosses - but warns Government cannot block deals 06 February 2012, 03.56 Business News  Justine Greening warned that although Network Rail receives £4billion a year from the taxpayer, the way it was set up prevents her from blocking the bonus deal if the company refuses to abandon it.--- |
Odd News
 Relax, enjoy the weather.
Have a Bud.
And be sure to get your pot plants outside to benefit from all the natural sunshine and room to grow.
That's what deputies say David Scott Krause did.
Detectives say they found |
 Riviera Beach cops say that an armed man who robbed a Riviera Beach McDonald's wore a mask "resembling a likeness" to President Barack Obama. After ordering all the workers into the back office, he then ordered the manager |
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He may be a non-gambler, but Mitt Romney had a good night in Vegas. He left town as the night's big winner, capturing his second strong victory in a row.
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Romney wins big in Nevada; Gingrich vows to fight on
(The Christian Science Monitor) 06 February 2012, 03.56 Us News The Christian Science Monitor - In Nevada Saturday night, Mitt Romney won two big contests.--- |
Sci/Tech
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Wood you believe it? British student creates smartphone made from bamboo 06 February 2012, 03.56 Sci/Tech News  Kieron Scott-Woodhouse, from Shepherds Bush in London, plans to release his product, pictured, in the UK and throughout Europe later this year.--- |
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Mouse not included: The iPad app that lets cats play with virtual ball of yarn and protect cheese from mice 06 February 2012, 03.56 Sci/Tech News  The RSPCA in Australia has designed the 'Affection Collection' made up of three games for techno-moggies.--- |
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Born to run: MRI scans reveal that sprinters are born with different feet from the rest of us 05 February 2012, 12.22 Sci/Tech News  Researchers at Penn State used magnetic resonance imaging on the feet of competitive sprinters and found that they had significantly longer bones in their forefeet - 6.2 per cent bigger than non-sprinters--- |
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Entertainment
He says he doesn't do it anymore, but New York Jets linebacker Bart Scott says he used to have a pretty dainty pre-game ritual. Scott revealed his secret last night outside Sensu nightclub in Indianapolis.Hint --
Sports
Mark Cavendish made his first competitive appearance in a Team Sky jersey in the Tour of Qatar on Sunday. He had taken ill on the flight over but was given the all-clear.---
