Bacterium Beef: Bacteria found in some beef caused two deaths
November 6, 2009
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For you beef lovers out there, be on guard. A bacterium called Escherichia coli has been discovered in more than half a million pounds of beef! This bacterium (E. coli) is deadly and has caused the death of two people! The United States Department of Agriculture announced last week that Fairbank Farms... Read more »
Iran Hostage Crisis Anniversary: Filled with Opposition
November 6, 2009
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On November 4th, rallies sponsored by the Iran government went awry when the opposition party led acts of violence and hostility through the streets of Tehran in remembrance of the Iran Hostage Crisis in 1979. The rallies were an attempt to show contempt for America and the Western culture, but went... Read more »
Rift in Ethiopian Desert likely to become a new ocean
November 6, 2009
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A 35-mile-long crack in the Earth’s crust that formed in Ethiopia in 2005 is starting to look like it will become a new ocean. The crack was formed in September of 2005, when a nearby volcano, Dabbahu, erupted and diverted the magma into the continental rift underground instead of sending it up to... Read more »
Swine flu plagues Ukraine, all schools closed
November 6, 2009
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Ukraine has officially closed all schools to make sure no one will risk the chance of catching swine flu. The Health Ministry explained that about seventy people out of forty million have perished because of swine flu, and now authorities are warning everyone in the nation to only travel outside when... Read more »
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