Here once again we are seeing a non-valued duality that some people want to proclaim as valued. There are rationalists who see feeling as an inferior function or mental illness; there also are people who equate rationality with coldness, dryness and nastiness that are not...
There is this breaking news coming from Pakistan's north western province. The region had faced a severe earthquake earlier in the day and now reports are coming that more than 100 school children have been taken hostage in their school. Students have been hostage...
The residence of British Prime minister 10 downing street has witnessed the history making for last 300 years. It is the Britain’s most famous address after Buckingham Palace. But now...
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Working from home is fast becoming the norm for small businesses in the UK. The benefits are huge with office space savings, travel and time savings. Government departments could also be working from home in Eco...
Kerstin Fritzl, from the Austria cellar, has reunited with her family. It was reported yesterday on NowPublic that she woke up from the coma she was in. That coverage can be seen...
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The police have searched mosque in the UK attended by Nicky Reilly, a man described as mentally slow by authorities, who tried to blow himself up in Exeter City Center. Authorities say Muslim extreemists took advantage of the man's mental state, sheperding him through a...
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"Makkah (ANTARA News) - Demolition operations of real estate to be eliminated to pave the way for further expansions of the northern premises of the Grand Mosque in Makkah as per directives of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud have...
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"Security forces have launched a search for two journalists from the US television network CBS who were kidnapped at gunpoint from their hotel in the Iraqi city of Basra.
An interior ministry spokesman said there was an intensive operation under way to find the two...
This looks like it will be an on going story. This is what Reuters has so far. As it sais, mainly journalists. I am not sure how many foreigners are in the hotel."By Karen Lema and Raju Gopalakrishnan
MANILA (Reuters) - Rebel Philippine soldiers holed up in a luxury Manila...
This seems a bit silly...you can't really set out an injunction against using ANY KIND OF INFRASTRUCTURE!"The British Airports Authority is seeking an injunction to keep The Camp for Climate Action from protesting at London's Heathrow airport -- an injunction that would ban...
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"More than 30 people have been rescued after torrential rain caused widespread flooding throughout Northern Ireland.
The Fire and Rescue Service responded to almost 400 emergency calls in a short period as homes...
We here at NowPublic have been covering New York's tendencies towards becoming a nanny city over the last year (No trans fats? No metal bats? No iPods across the street? No slurs?) Not least of all the bans was...
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"Binge drinking youth
At least one third of Australia's young adults call themselves binge drinkers according to some frightening new statistics on alcohol.
Latest research shows one in three 18-24 year old's over...
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This is another case where what is oft repeated ends up being believed. Don't believe it for a second. NAIS does not minimize damage from an outbreak. Just ask the Brits.""It's a voluntary program, and it's not going to go mandatory" in the future, Knight said. When asked by...
"UPDATED 1.25pm Monday December 4, 2006
By Phil Taylor and agencies
Soldiers have reportedly taken over the headquarters of Fiji's armed police division, in the first military action since Army chief Frank...
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