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Our World Today Arctic Scientists, native people no longer see global warming as a question Inuit petition on climate change rejected Global Warming Could Affect Severe Weather Global Warming Alarmism and Cows Two more global warming false alarms Climate change melts Kilimanjaro's snows 5.5 Magnitude Earthquake kills 7 on Indonesia's Sumatra island Ratings high for pandemic preparedness in US Survivors remember 1918 global flu pandemic Many doctors face difficulties, frustration in trying to get flu vaccine Los Angeles hospital closes 2 units after bacteria infects 7 children End: December 18, 2006 2006 warmest year in history Animals confused by global warming Penguins offer evidence of global warming Polar Bear Populations Shrinking as Arctic Ice Melts Barely a century after discovery, Equator's glaciers are slipping away in warmer world US Automakers want judge to throw out California global warming suit Earth's cleanest water creates thorny issue Indonesian authorities say volcano on Sulawesi island may erupt in 2 weeks Hawaiian earthquake had surprising trigger Moldy Grain, Not Bird Flu, Caused Idaho Duck Deaths, Reports US Europe backs Glaxo's pandemic flu vaccine Chinese vice premier urges to strengthen bird flu prevention Pneumococcal diseases kill 18,000 yearly in Latin America End: December 17, 2006 2006 Sees Record Number of Wildfires, Third Warmest Year On Record For US Climate change has animals heading for hills Sea levels may rise higher than predicted due to global warming Al Gore urges scientists to speak on 'climate crisis' Global Warming Trend Continues in 2006, Climate Agencies Say Global warming affects even midges, new study finds Scientists drill back in time in Antarctica Tasmanians shelter on beach as 'fireball' jumps defence lines Bush administration is clamping down on scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey Recent bird flu outbreaks may have come from mid-western China, says South Korea Indonesia’s Total Bird Flu Victims Still Highest U.S. Warns On Bird Flu What happened to bird flu? Mysterious disease kills 12 children in last two days in India End: December 15, 2006 England records hottest year in 347 years, global warming blamed The Global Warming Inquisition and the Suppression of 'Skeptic' Heresy Global warming could devastate New England fish stocks European Ski Resorts Feel The Heat Of Global Warming Antarctic Glaciers Won’t Melt, Says Russian Researcher Death 'may be first South Pole murder' Scientists to put mud volcano claim to the test 6.1 Magnitude earthquake hits the Republic of Buryatia 'Booming' 2.5 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Pennsylvania Thousands of ducks mysteriously dying in Idaho, bird flu concerns raised U.S. Unprepared For Public Disaster, New Study Finds New Zealand Government Given Sweeping Powers Over Bird Flu Myanmar continues to monitor possible bird-flu-virus-carrying migratory bird End: December 14, 2006 Earth's Atmosphere Contracting, Thanks to Global Warming Melting glaciers, not ice sheets, primarily responsible for rising sea levels Fake snow in Alps, Moscow blooms, in record European mild winter Wall Street eyes heart of darkness: global warming No Climate Benefit Gained by Planting Temperate Forests No firm link yet between human-caused global warming and intensity of cyclones, reports UN The Break-Up of Antarctica's Larsen-B Ice Shelf Arctic scientists call for treaty on mercury Northern Indonesia rocked by 6.5 magnitude earthquake 5.1-Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Thailand South Korea culls 365,000 poultry after 3rd bird flu case in less than a month U.S. Poultry experts ready for bird flu Chinese Nature reserve on bird flu alert Bird flu could kill almost one million and spread to 26 million Britons in the worst case scenario End: December 13, 2006 Arctic 'will be ice-free by 2040', NASA forecast says Megacities, global warming make nuclear war even more dangerous Global Warming Will Affect the Orbit of Satellites Global warming prolongs life of space debris Global warming to hit big miners Gingerbread houses called victim of 'global warming' New Zealand rejects claim cattle biggest environmental threat Bay Area scientist reveals rare fossil discovery in Antarctica Pagan volcano now back to normal Four undersea volcanoes founded near Phuket Another Active Volcano Discovered At The Kamchatka Peninsula High seismic activity continues near Russia's Kuril Islands Researchers Predicting Major Earthquake for Northern California South Korea starts killing hundreds of thousands of poultry after fresh outbreak of bird flu Vietnam sees no bird flu outbreak in 12 months Don't give up on advanced human bird flu cases, says expert Utah eagle-eyed for bird-flu virus End: December 12, 2006 Vast African lake levels dropping fast UN downgrades man's impact on the climate Ancient global warming suggests high sensitivity to carbon dioxide Antarctica works as living global warming laboratory Your carbon footprint revealed: Climate change report finds we each produce 11 tons of carbon a year - and breaks down how we do it Global warming threatens Scotland's last wilderness as snow disappears from the Cairngorms Changes in climate put penguins in peril Glaciers set to disappear from the Alps U.S. Senator Launches Skeptic's Global Warming Guide Thousands flee volcano's vicinity after storm alert in Philippines A disaster waiting to happen - why a huge earthquake near Istanbul seems inevitable Britain is gearing up to fight a new bird flu peril that could kill 50,000 people nationwide China's vaccination not to blame for bird flu virus mutation, say experts Egypt asks World Health Organization for help to combat bird flu 27 Children die of mysterious disease in India End: December 10, 2006 Past global warming suggests massive temperature shift in our future Australians to study giant Antarctic ice cracks Experts blame on global warming climate change across Europe Global Warming Threatens Ocean Stability Wild flowers could provide a solution to global warming American Indian tribal leaders speak of dire threat in global warming Philippines bracing for 2nd killer typhoon Hurricane threat for 2007 upgraded by scientific team Bird flu has deadly friends, health experts say Glimmers of hope seen in Africa bird flu gloom China bird flu strain dispute all in the name Donors pledge nearly $500 million more to battle bird flu End: December 8, 2006 Global warming harms world's ocean food chain, worried scientists report Global warming could sink Victoria, group says US Farmers may get help in adapting to global warming US Senate Hearing to Investigate Media's 'Hyped' Global Warming Coverage 4.1 Magnitude earthquake shakes Northern Ontario Researchers learn from analyses of rare tsunami earthquake Bird flu virus 'still smoldering,' U.S. expert says Complacency undermines efforts against bird flu U.N. says bird flu still a threat What Can Be Done to Prevent a Bird Flu Epidemic End: December 7, 2006 Worst drought on record hits Australia's harvest Rich Nations Put Global Warming Burden on Africa Media Coverage of Global Warming Climate Change Debated Southern Ocean might slow global warming Can British Wine Grapes Resolve a Global Warming Question? Scientists say a 'silent earthquake' is overdue for Pacific Northwest Bird flu experts meet to fight virus, complacency Nigeria: Bird Flu - Virologist Cautions Against Vaccination When to use bird flu vaccine a "tricky issue" U.S. Bird Flu Detection Plan Is Wild Goose Chase, Study Says End: December 6, 2006 Alps experiencing warmest time in 1,300 years Global warming threatens to put Spanish ski resorts out of business Global-warming resistant crops under development by researchers Major climate changes coming, warn scientists Antarctica's amazing disappearing, reappearing ice shelf Second volcano erupts in Russia's Far East in two days Sharp 5.1 earthquake shakes Bay of Plenty First Earthquake Shocks Can Predict Overall Damage, Say Researchers Scientists to Review Fight Against Bird Flu at Mali Conference Nigeria's bird flu status still uncertain despite 4-month gap since last known case Zanzibar destroys imported chickens to prevent bird flu US Bird Flu Watch Is Said to Focus On Wrong Area US CDC contracts for new, faster bird flu tests Five children die of dengue fever in Indonesia End: December 5, 2006 Search for crops that can survive global warming Global warming threatens Canadian fisheries Tribal leaders plan meeting on global warming in US How Global Warming Threatens US Businesses The Sea Shepherd's Battle Against Whaling Volcano erupts on Russia's Kamchatka peninsula Growing seismic activity registered at Bezymyanny Volcano 5.8 quake hits off Guatemala Pacific coast Bird flu fight needs more cash, says World Bank South Korea nears end of cull to stop bird flu Bird flu defies detection End: December 4, 2006 Flowers in Alps, bears can't sleep as winter waits Glaciers are retreating in Bhutan Drought, despair and the farmer in Australia Wales has just experienced its warmest autumn on record Hunters harvest half of trapped whales in Arctic World Economy Suffers 2 Billion Dollar Hit Over Bird Flu Fear South Korea culls 771,000 birds over new flu outbreak Britain 'Closed Off' In Killer Flu Plans €6 million bird flu jabs only good for a year 38 more dengue cases reported in Pakistan End: December 3, 2006 U.N. agency sees El Nino stretching to early 2007 India being drenched by more intense and frequent monsoon downpours as result of global warming, say experts U.S. opposes European global warming cuts scheme for airliners Quiet hurricane season stirs debate about threat from global warming 388 Dead As Super Typhoon Slams Into Philippines China to build third science station in Antarctica Strong 6.3 quake hits Indonesia's north Sumatra Bird flu vaccine Tamiflu leaves 10 Canadians dead South Korea upgrades bird flu alert H5N1 – bird ‘flu: What happens if the critical care system is overwhelmed? End: December 1, 2006 Oceans storing climate change dangers Scientists find new data in Antarctic on climate change Cattle biggest contributor to global warming, says UN Global Warming Could Disrupt GPS Satellites, Study Says Pro Skiers Worried About Global Warming Typhoon hits Philippines 'like an earthquake' 4.1 Magnitude Earthquake rattles Canadian mining town Magnitude-4.0 earthquake shakes California South Korea in huge poultry cull to halt bird flu Rumors of Canada bird flu case not true, says official Bird flu now Africa's problem Pakistan took steps on war footings against bird flu, dengue End: November 30, 2006 Gaia scientist Lovelock predicts planetary wipeout Sea warming threatens climate disaster Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf could 'collapse quickly', scientists warn Climate change already affecting UK's marine life Mild hurricane season was an aberration, expert says Global warming, storms tied Strong 6.1 earthquake rattles northern Indonesia, damaging buildings Bird flu's spread around the globe U.N. expert: Bird flu will cost another US$1.3 billion, despite progress South Korea kills pigs, dogs over bird flu fear; pets won't be slaughtered Second Bird Flu Outbreak In South Korea Also of Virulent Strain Emergency steps taken to face dengue, bird flu virus in Pakistan End: November 29, 2006 Man, Animals Trying To Outrun Global Warming: Studies show even plants reacting to climate change Little Norway's big climate change battle Global warming threat to crocodiles Volcano erupts in eastern Congo Scientists predict, monitor underwater volcano Two quakes, 4.1 and 2.1, rattle California Central Coast Slight Earthquake Rattles Martinique Millions of Iranian students to participate in quake drill Indonesia's Bird Flu Death Toll Hits 57 As Woman Dies In Hospital South Korea confirms second H5N1 bird flu case South Korea hit by new outbreak of bird flu, plans to cull dogs, pigs Flu Viruses May Be Preserved in Ice for Millennia Roche rejects claims of increased Tamiflu resistance in H5N1 patients End: November 28, 2006 Climate change melting fabled glaciers in equatorial Africa Scientists see global warming clues in North Pole's clouds US Supreme Court to hear global warming case this week Freedom of Speech as Victim of Global Warming Conditions continue to deteriorate in Tasmania after record low rainfall and river flows Australian Drought may cut milk output 7 percent Malta-flagged cruise ship grounded in Antarctica rescued by Spanish vessel Scientists keep coming back to 'Mars-like Arctic' Upgrade proposed in Yellowstone seismic system Mount Etna's volcanic ash causes airport closure Earthquake, tsunami hoax alarms hundreds in Hawaii South Korea Battles Fresh Bird Flu Outbreak Africa put on alert over Bird Flu Tests show Ohio poultry free of bird flu Bird flu danger looms greater than before next spring Quebec hospital bans visits, puts security in place to combat super bug outbreak End: November 27, 2006 Northward drift brings icebergs offshore from Timaru Global warming no longer easily dismissed Fasten Your Seat Belts for Global Warming Drought Threatens Christmas Trees Canadian Military seeking $4-billion for aircraft, Arctic patrol ship Scientists record first underwater volcanic eruption Scientists chance upon rare underwater volcano eruption Northwest China 5.1 earthquake causes limited damage H5N1 Bird Flu Caused 6,000 South Korea Poultry Deaths UK Finance sector survives bird flu exercise Nigerian poultry farmers urged to know more about bird flu Sri Lanka confirms Chikungunya viral fever epidemic End: November 25, 2006 Arctic bird spotted far further south than ever before Global-warming weakened reefs could suffer more storm damage Global warming may help satellites fly longer Global warming needs global learning Norwegian glaciers disappear at alarming speed Melting ice heats up Canada-US Arctic dispute Killer gas blast at Indonesian mud volcano kills 8 Taal lake volcano in Philippines spews mud, prompting scientists to raise alert 4.5 earthquake hits Hawaii, no tsunami 4.1 Earthquake Hits Saudi Arabia South Korea says low-grade bird flu kills 200 chickens south of Seoul Africa must join fight against bird flu, says World Health Organization Bird Flu Fatigue Bird flu hard to detect until too late, say new studies Dengue suspects now 5,453 in Pakistan End: November 24, 2006 Seven-Year Stabilization Of Methane May Slow Global Warming Global warming causes species to begin dying off Climate Shock! The Untold Truth About Global Warming 200-Foot Plunge Killed US Coast Guard Divers In Arctic Iceland volcano eruptions caused famine in Africa Mount St. Helens's "Drumbeat" Quakes Caused by Stuck Plug? Deadly Pipeline Blast in East Java Linked to Volcanic Eruptions Russian quake tsunami affected New Zealand 3-4 days Suspected bird flu cases founded in southern South Korea Vietnam lab says it has bird flu vaccine Thailand Bird flu vaccine ban to get rethink: But controls not up to scratch, warn experts End: November 23, 2006 Icebergs luring New Zealand air tourists Global warming to impact on water supply, demand Nukes 'would stop global warming' Atmospheric levels of key greenhouse gas stabilize, could begin to decline Global warming in US Supreme Court Mapping race for ocean riches underway Hail storm kills 14 in Vietnam, four missing Philippine Taal Volcano spews muddy water Indonesian Merapi volcano calms down after spewing hot clouds Peru Is Shaken by Magnitude-5.8 Earthquake in South Scientists rank top 10 U.S. quake states New bird flu infection in poultry reported in northern Egypt Israeli, Palestinian officials meet on bird flu US boosts bird flu vaccine stocks Second flu drug needed 'to avert catastrophe' UNH researchers track bird flu with satellites Dengue claims three more lives in 48 hours in Pakistan End: November 21, 2006 Giant icebergs that have strayed north from Antarctica causing civil aviation officials headache Arctic is warmer, greener, less icy than ever before, says study Global Warming - A Grave Threat UN climate summit closes on global-warming deal Migratory species threatened by global warming Team seeks link between sea volcano, cancer cells Mutations that help bird flu virus turn virulent for humans found Bush says he's keeping bird flu a top priority as he visits lab in Vietnam Big laboratory for diagnosing bird flu opens outside Novosibirsk Afghanistan free of bird flu Antiviral Paint Kills Flu on Contact Mysterious disease claims 31 children in India Dengue suspect cases reach to 4,965 in Pakistan Zambia shuts border with Democratic Republic of Congo after cholera outbreak End: November 20, 2006 Another giant iceberg on its way Iceberg off New Zealand becomes tourist mecca Global warming to hit Alps hard Global warming taking a grave turn Global warming too arcane for currency players Volcanic aerosol clouds, gases lead to ozone destruction 5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Indonesia World may have averted bird flu pandemic Infections rise in deadly Australian flu outbreak Thailand To Disinfect Poultry Farms In Effort To Prevent Bird Flu Bird flu vaccine found to have short shelf life End: November 19, 2006 State of the Arctic: Warming, with widespread melting Iceberg sample tested as New Zealand scientists try to find where it originated Rich, poor nations wrangle on global warming Pollution may save us from global warming, say experts Forest fires may cool area climate rather than warm it, researchers say Organizations Around the World Demand Ban of Genetically Engineered Trees from Kyoto Protocol Polar bear cubs' ranks declining off Alaska, U.S. reports Global Warming Sends a Chill Through Winter Sports New bird flu-infected area reported in northern Egypt Over 100 million chickens in Indonesia vaccinated against bird flu Northern California Wildlife Tested For Bird Flu Chinese Pharmaceutical factory managers stand trial for selling fake bird flu vaccines 31 fresh cases of dengue, 10,014 affected nationwide in India End: November 17, 2006 Global Warming an All-Encompassing Threat U.S. defends its tactics on global warming Weather Is Not Climate: Cooler Weather and Fewer Hurricanes Do Not Lessen Global Warming Trends, Say Scientists Global warming increases species extinctions worldwide Warm weather wrecks bears' winter slumber in Siberia Fire and ice as weather springs surprise in Australia Japanese whaling fleet begins Antarctic 'research' hunt Reluctant Arctic hunters to shoot trapped whales California volcano showing signs of life, professor says Undersea 5.2 quake rocks Taiwan, no tidal waves reported Two Bird Flu Gene Mutations Might Lead to Faster Human Spread Scientists Alert to Onset of Pandemic through Bird flu Mutations to Humans Clues to pandemic bird flu found Six cases of dengue fever reported in east Venezuela More dengue cases reported nationwide in India End: November 16, 2006 Iceberg spotted off New Zealand, fresh shipping warning issued Forests begin to revive as global devastation of trees is reversed Annan urges leadership on global warming White House Sued Over Global Warming Scare stories about global warming may end up justifying policies that hurt the economy without much curbing of greenhouse gases Global warming may exacerbate Oklahoma's drought Tsunami warning in Japan, Russia after massive 7.7 quake 5.5 Earthquake Jolts Northern Indonesian Island Romania is prepared for new outbreak of bird flu Japanese Government Provide Solution to Combat Bird Flu in Azerbaijan New scientific report highlights risk of bird flu in wild bird imports 21 Die of Cholera in Angola Cuba contains dengue fever outbreak End: November 15, 2006 Tibet's Disappearing Glaciers Threaten China, UN Says Ice-melt isolates remote communities in Canada Global warming threatens birds with extinction Canada's waters threatened, report says: Warming to bring less flow in Great Lakes Scientists fear global warming will generate longer, more expensive wildfire seasons Geologist hopes to visit newly emerged volcanic island near Tonga Magnitude 6.7 Earthquake Strikes Argentina, U.S. Survey Says Magnitude 4.4 quake shakes Manila Israelis warn of earthquake risk Bird flu patient in critical condition in Indonesia Egyptian Officials Say Bird Flu Risk Greater In Winter Tamiflu Linked to Psychiatric Problems Gene chip test identifies bird flu strains Smoke clears on a Cuban epidemic: Spraying has curbed dengue fever, which has killed up to 100 End: November 14, 2006 Volume of ice at both ends of the world appears to be shrinking Snows of Kilimanjaro shrink - God or global warming? Global warming and obesity: the links revealed Early Pollen Season In US Blamed on Global Warming Moderate Earthquake Rattles Turkish Capital Magnitude 5.9 earthquake strikes near Papua New Guinea; no damage reported Egypt reports fresh bird flu infection among poultry China's first human bird flu patient healthy after one year recovery Pakistan reports 4,000 suspected dengue fever cases Dengue claims one more life, toll 181 in India End: November 12, 2006 Icebreaker finds little ice in rapidly thawing Arctic Climate change melting fabled African glaciers Global growth in carbon emissions is 'out of control' Major demonstration on global warming planned in Kenya Consequences of Global Warming, Taking the Global Temperature Ocean current links northern, southern hemispheres, says new study Volcano pierces small hole in ozone layer China shares bird flu samples with global researchers China reports 10 bird flu outbreaks this year 50 million people struck by animal diseases, new study reports Pakistan Health officials barred from issuing statements about dengue fever More dengue fever deaths reported in Vietnam End: November 11, 2006 Why water is gravest challenge facing humanity European researchers uncover link between climate patterns in Arctic and Antarctic World can't afford to wait to take global warming action Global Warming: An Unstoppable 1,500-Year Cycle Impoverished Africa shudders under global warming threat Swedish glaciers melting suggest global warming Scientists cautious about CO2 burial under sea Scientists drilling in Antarctica to measure effect of climate change Australian Drought takes toll on small native mammals Volcanic aerosol clouds and gases lead to ozone destruction Turks And Greeks Hold Earthquake Drill To Test Preparedness Claims of new bird flu variant rejected Indonesia's bird flu cases far from a pandemic, says official UN agencies help Vietnam prevent bird flu Manual eyed to help Japanese abroad in bird-flu pandemics United States First Pockets Of Heavy Flu Cases Reported In Central Florida Dengue claims 35 in Pakistan Dengue affects 9,739 people countrywide in India End: November 10, 2006 Himalayas losing their glaciers Rare convoy of ice giants spotted Warming climate reawakens dreams of a shortcut for shippers — and raises new fears for Arctic ecosystem New Diseases Likely Due To Global Warming Global Warming: Media Scam Santa Anas bring the highest temperature to California for the date since statistics began in 1877 2006 Antarctic Ozone Hole Largest on Record Papua New Guinea jolted by strong 6.3 magnitude earthquake 5.0 Magnitude earthquake rocks Kyrgyzstan 4.1 Earth tremor hits Egypt, no damage reported Chinese Bird flu expert tapped to lead World Health Organization World Health Organization tells bird flu scientists to stop squabbling India sounds bird flu alert as migration season begins France rates bird flu risk as negligible Turkey Allocates $55 Million to Bird Flu Prevention Vietnam to import 500 million doses of bird flu vaccines Dengue fever suspected cases rise to 3,435 in Pakistan End: November 8, 2006 Australian drought 'worst in 1,000 years' Climate change threatens thousands of heritage sites, warns UN In Europe, coats are old hat as global warming grips 100 Icebergs Threaten Ships Off New Zealand Icebergs heading to New Zealand 'once part of larger iceberg' Melting Arctic Ice Could Spark a Boom in Shipping Global warming heats squabble over Northwest Passage In Ancient Fossils, Seeds Of A New Debate On Warming Water flow in China's Yellow River hits record low New Zealand Scientists ready for Mt Ruapehu lahar flow Istanbul holds earthquake drill to test preparedness for the 'big one' Indonesian teenager dies of suspected bird flu US citizens in Hong Kong advised to build a three-month stockpile of food, medicine and water in their homes in case of a bird flu pandemic Human Strain Of Bird Flu Virus, Just A Matter Of Time? Migration of swallows raises fears of avian flu in Thailand U.S. approves firefighting foam to fight bird flu outbreak Generex bird-flu vaccine ready for trials Dengue suspect cases stands over 3,000 in Pakistan End: November 7, 2006 Runaway Global Warming - The New Ecoterrorist Menace Global warming emissions rise despite vow New Zealand global-warming scientists set Antarctic drilling record US Senators Attempt to Muzzle Global Warming Debate ExxonMobil funds European global warming skeptics New bird flu outbreaks in Vietnam 2 Geese Die of Bird Flu in Russia Bird flu reported in 44 LGAs in 15 states in Nigeria France investigating sudden death of 4,000 chickens French bird flu scare evaporates U.S. ready to face flu crisis -- almost Iceberg armada heads for New Zealand Bering waters see shift in ecosystem: Contents of America's 'fish basket' are changing Africa 'will be worst hit by climate change', warns UN Bleak news for UN global warming talks U.S. Defends Itself on Global Warming Global Wool, Dairy Prices May Rise on Australia's Worst Drought Plastic trash vortex the size of Texas menaces Pacific sealife Conservationists welcome decision to halt shark fishing off Antarctica 5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Iran 4.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits China UN Says Bird Flu Remain Global Threat For Next Decade Chinese scientists identify deadly gene in H5N1 Bird flu spreads among blood relatives No Bird Flu virus during last laboratory analysis in Azerbaijan Dengue Fever Outbreaks in Mexican Coastal Areas Punjab Dengue Fever patients’ tally reach 66 End: November 6, 2006 Australia calls for emergency drought summit as economy threatened Another massive iceberg sighting reported near New Zealand, pilot says has never seen one this far north Melting Arctic Makes Way for Man Could the answer to global warming lie in the old ways? Global Warming Could Trigger Insect Population Boom Tropical peat bogs stoke global warming more than fossil fuels US Public still skeptical on global warming Climate chaos? Don't believe it Geologists say Virginia 4.3 earthquake likely a mine collapse Bird Flu Outbreak Drill Spooks Manitoba Town Pigeons go nowhere as bird-flu law halts races US changes plan for reporting avian flu in wild birds Sunshine may beat the winter flus: Seasonal illnesses could be down to lack of vitamin D Dengue fever cases reach 9,453 in India Dengue fever cases reach 2,786 in Pakistan as death ratio drops down End: November 5, 2006 China's Largest Salt Lake Swells Due To Global Warming And Melting Glaciers Warning issued after rare massive icebergs spotted near New Zealand Greenhouse gases hit record high Global warming fears yet few willing to cut back Global Warming: Caribbean Endangered Ozone problem shows the folly of messing with nature US Air Force Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of South Pole Landing 4.5 Magnitude Earthquake rattles Imperial County, California 3.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southwest Virginia 3.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Oklahoma New Madrid Earthquake Preparation Poses Unique Challenges World Health Organization States Genetic Factors May Determine Who Contracts Bird Flu and Who Does Not World Health Organization issues startling bird flu report UK Bird flu patrols begin in bid to keep virus out India all set to fight bird flu Dengue Fever Cases Continue to Mount in Pakistan 'Explain criteria for declaring dengue as epidemic' End: November 4, 2006 In the land of death, scientists witness the birth of a new ocean Two agencies begin investigation into Bush administration suppressing government scientists' research on global warming Blair's vow to tackle global warming hit by plans to treble flights Australia says global warming pact pointless without India and China Washington State's shrinking glaciers: Going ... going ... gone? Rain dance invoked for drought relief in Australia Poachers threaten Antarctic waters Arctic reserves won't replace OPEC crude, new study warns Quake swarms not always linked to volcanic, geothermal activity, new research finds China says no evidence of new bird flu strain Bird Flu-Infected Dog Suggests Human Risk From Pets, Study Says Sharp end in Bali's war against possible bird flu outbreak Front line defences at work against bird flu Mystery killer disease in Nepal diagnosed as cerebral malaria, death toll over 36 Three more die due to dengue across India Second dengue fever patient dies in Taiwan Angola: Cholera Claims Five Lives Nationwide End: November 2, 2006 Ozone hole over Antarctica is breaking two world records for being the largest and deepest ever recorded U.S. touts aggressive action on global warming in response to British report Global warming tops list of Americans' environmental concerns Global warming may heat up India Belize's reef suffering, global warming blamed Melting of Greenland's ice sheet 'is the turning point' Flat screen televisions 'will add to global warming' After one of the hottest summers on record, Britons have been warned to prepare for the big chill. Drought slashes Australian farm production by 20 per cent Asia harnesses volcanic heat to generate electricity 5.0 Earthquake rattles northern Japan; no tsunami warning Small 3.6 quake hits San Andreas Fault north of Paso Robles Vaccine Resistant H5N1 Bird Flu Spreads In South East Asia World Health Organization blasts China for not sharing samples of new H5N1 strain Bird Flu virus cases in Turkey targeted children, youth reports World Health Organization British scientists create new bird flu map Front line defences at work against bird flu India dengue fever death toll crosses 150 Dengue claims 2 more lives in Pakistan End: November 1, 2006 World economy in danger because of Global Warming, British Prime Minister Blair warns Arctic Ice Cap May Disappear Warn US/Russian Scientists Global warming: as bad as war? Global warming could cause insect population explosion Scientists, American public disagree sharply over global warming China turns to salt water to ease drought Drought-stricken farmers appeal for urgent assistance in Afghanistan Drought-hit Spain to penalize heavy water use Philippine Bulusan Volcano Belches Ash For Second Day Alaska's Cleveland Volcano launches ash 20,000 feet up Philippines downgrades alert level on Mayon Volcano Egypt bird flu toll reaches 7 New strain of bird flu found that 'sidesteps' vaccines New strain of bird flu spreads to humans Bird flu patrols stepped up in UK Mysterious disease claims 36 lives in west Nepal district Dengue toll rises to 61 in India capital Dengue kills one more, raising death toll to 28 in Pakistan 3,000 Dead ducks prove avian cholera moving north in Canada End: October 31, 2006 Global Warming 'could bring 1930s havoc' African apocalypse: The continent burning into a desert UN Reports Global Warming Gases On The Rise As Old Eastern Bloc Recovers $9 trillion the cost of global warming 'Switch gene' in plankton behind sulphur emissions into atmosphere discovered US Television station bans global warming news Drought contributing to rural depression in Australia Explorers begin Antarctic restoration White bear migration begins on Russia Arctic coast Ship-jumping sailors spook Canadian Arctic port Restive Philippine volcano belches ash anew, no imminent eruption 5.5 Tremor Shakes Japanese Seas 5.5 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Indonesia Bird flu: the front line Migrating Siberian birds under suspicion Would Americans Panic In A Flu Pandemic? No avian flu found in tests of Ohio birds Tamiflu helped avert outbreak of bird flu, says India Flu viruses evolve in fits and starts pattern, study suggests World Health Organization issues guidelines as dengue outbreak confirmed in Pakistan US federal prison cleared out because of mysterious illness End: October 30, 2006 Ten years to save the planet from mankind U.N. sees 'far more robust' global warming evidence British government says scientific debate on global warming 'now closed,' action needed Africa faces catastrophe from global warming President Bush censored warming research, says Top US Senator Arctic haze pollution thickens despite Russia cuts Alarm bells toll in Istanbul as major quake is expected Bird flu likely to re-emerge in cold, wet warns Thailand Alaska villagers drawn into the fight against bird flu Study Questions Effectiveness Of Flu Vaccine Dengue death toll climbs to 144 in India Cholera outbreak claims four lives in northern Nigeria Cholera death in Angola toll hits 2,314 Mumps activity in U.S. highlights vaccine importance End: October 29, 2006 New Report says global warming could lead to economic devastation Swans deliver a climate change warning Captains of commerce turn heat on global warming Reports predict global warming deluge Antarctic fossils show area once covered by forests Drought persists in parts of Spain after storms Mauna Loa is a volcano, the biggest one on Earth H5N1 Avian Influenza Virus Mutation? Thailand mulls plan to set up bird flu vaccine factory USDA Downplays Significance Of Low-Pathogenic Bird Flu End: October 28, 2006 One earth, three planets' worth of damage Sea change: why global warming could leave Britain feeling the cold Warming climate opens late-season Arctic routes Canada must seek deal with US: Vanishing ice puts sovereignty in the far north at serious risk Rising Seas and Stronger Storms Threaten New York City Adaption topic heats up as global warming concerns rise Drought to wipe out a third of Australia's farm income Mud gusher buries homes, factories 10,000 forced to flee vast flow in East Java New volcanic eruption at Sicily's Mount Etna Volcanic earthquakes in New Zealand mystery to scientists Philippines Bulusan volcano emits mudflow; danger zone remains off-limits Volcano's activity increases on Russia's Kamchatka peninsula Alaska's Fourpeaked Volcano still steaming 5.7 Magnitude Earthquake shakes southern Italy sending alarmed residents into streets 5.5 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Peruvian Coast U.N. Official Sees Bird Flu as Threat for Next Decade Ostriches in Zimbabwe reportedly contracted bird flu Bird flu virus found in non migratory birds in China No bird flu cases registered among Russians American ‘wild’ birds identified as culpable for spreading bird flu Pandemic Flu Would Not Keep All Americans At Home Flu Vaccine Safe for Babies and Toddlers, New Study Says Flu vaccines 'not worth the bother' says expert Wild Pigs blamed in deadly US E. coli case Polio case in Kenya refugee camp raises fears and concerns End: October 27, 2006 Rising tide of global warming threatens Pacific island states Climate change 'will threaten Britain's water supply', government report warns Fungal disease that threatens to wipe out many amphibians due to Global Warming, new study suggests Drought-hit Australian farmers must find new water Australian drought sparks new crime of water theft Australia faces blackouts, builds world's biggest solar plant Ozone Crisis an Erupting Volcanic Issue Philippine Volcano Continues Spewing Ash 5.0 Earthquake strikes northwest Turkey; tremors felt in Istanbul 4.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Near Eureka, California Swarm of earthquakes reported in Yellowstone Park Bird Flu May Return to Europe in Coming Weeks, UN Agency Says North American wild bird species transmit bird flu, US researchers find Quarantine lifted in bird flu-hit area of Inner Mongolia Flu vaccine to be encouraged for women in late pregnancy Cholera outbreak spreads to capital of Chad, more than 900 diagnosed End: October 25, 2006 Cosmic Rays Linked to Global Warming Global warming will threaten health through dirtier air, hotter days, and more natural disasters Global Warming To Blame For Freak New York Storm? Frozen in Memories, but Switzerland's Glaciers Melting Before Their Eyes More than half Australia's farmland drought-stricken, government says Drought in Africa: Ethiopia's bitter harvest Ash from Philippines Bulusan volcano blankets 4 villages Strong 6.8 magnitude earthquake rattles Japan; no tsunami warning Strong 6.1 magnitude quake jolts Indonesia, no casualties Earthquakes, Aftershocks continue in Maine's Mount Desert area Bird flu take an increasing toll but the world escaped an immediate influenza pandemic, U.N. bird flu chief says Pandemic flu would outrun vaccine, global health officials say New Michigan bird flu cases not dangerous H5N1 strain Taiwan suspends flu vaccine after four Israeli deaths Israeli Health Ministry OKs flu vaccine Flu jabs for pregnant women to cut risk of childhood leukemia New York Times Must Reveal Anthrax Sources, rules US Judge End: October 24, 2006 Ozone hole is 'biggest on record' says US scientists Global warming could cause catastrophic die-off of Amazon rainforest by 2080 Global Warming: Here Come The Lawyers Global Warming May Be Mother of All Finance Woes Warm winds of change hit the Antarctic: Break-up of ice sheet could be pinned on global warming Melting permafrost leads to shrinking ponds in Alaska Gravity Measurements Confirm Greenland's Glaciers Precipitous Meltdown Snakes on the move as drought worsens in Australia Volcano in eastern Philippines spews ash Italy stages massive volcano exercise Alaska Volcano center's funding implodes Deep 5.6-magnitude quake hits northern Indonesia Philippines records 700 aftershocks after earthquake Friday Melbourne tremor confirmed as magnitude 2.5 quake Tests alleviate bird flu fears for Australian wildlife UNICEF raises fresh bird flu fears in Nigeria Vietnam holds bird flu preparedness exercise Heated argument over how flu spreads dividing scientific community No link between 4 deaths after flu vaccine shots, says Israeli Health Ministry Newly Identified Antibody May Neutralize Inhalation Anthrax Toxin End: October 23, 2006 Global-warming forecasts: from bad to worse New global warming projection predicts 'wild ride' of droughts, heavy rainfall, heat waves for certain regions Unleash Canada's capitalist creativity on global warming Big corporations ready to battle global warming threat Norwegian glaciers shrinking Canadian glaciers shrinking at 'huge' rate, researcher warns Ice turning to water, glaciers on the move - and a planet in peril Australian farmers face ruin as five-year drought worsens US Farmers adjust to global warming Geologist: Earth has lots and lots of oil Volcano erupts in Ecuador Minor quake rattles chunk out of Mount St Helen volcano's lava spine Over 590 minor aftershocks hit Philippines after 5.2 magnitude earthquake Europe on bird flu alert All domestic fowls inoculated in Inner Mongolia for bird flu prevention What has brought the Eskimos sustenance for generations now may carry the deadly bird flu virus into North America UN Official Praises Asia's Bird Flu Efforts 10 hospitalized after falling ill on Ohio river cruise Tainted medicine kills 27 in Panama End: October 22, 2006 Blair warns that the global warming will reach "catastrophic tipping points" soon Global warming is creating climate change refugees says Christian agency Extended South Pole cold spell blamed for bigger hole in ozone American West adjusts to drought Spies hired in Colorado's cold war over water Church services offer support to drought-hit farmers in Australia The 100-Year Forecast: More Extreme Weather Pirates, vacuum-fishing threaten Antarctic waters Hundreds of Ecuadorean villagers evacuated as Tungurahua volcano rumbles two months after deadly eruption Indonesia disaster shows risks of mud volcanoes Peru Shaken by Magnitude 6.5 Offshore Earthquake 700,000 birds culled since bird flu outbreak in Nigeria Bird flu-hit Indonesia to ban city backyard poultry Prepare now for bird flu, Australian state warns Deadly bird flu not forgotten by U.S health officials Cholera Kills 70 People in Angola End: October 20, 2006 U.S. government says ozone hole in Antarctic sets record Ice losses now far surpass ice gains in the shrinking Greenland ice sheet, reports NASA Refugees, disease big risk from global warming, warns UN Bogs may have started past global warming Methane-Munching Microbes Take a Bite Out of Warming Drought forces up Australian farmer suicides Nuclear waste poses Arctic threat Anger greets US Army Corp plan to let developers skip permits to speed Katrina recovery Scientists Say Hawaii Hit by Two Quakes Hawaii Big Island Hit With Over 200 Aftershocks, Could Continue For Weeks Pacific Island Vanuatu Hit By Magnitude-6.2 Offshore Earthquake Variant of Bird flu found in Ohio ducks Residents in southern Israel fear that bird flu is back Kenyan Officials Concerned Over Polio, Bird Flu Scares Switzerland announces stockpiling of bird flu vaccine Research Yields Insights on Deadly Nature of 1918 Flu Pandemic Cholera claims dozens of lives in Freetown Dar health officers arrest 250 over cholera outbreak Poisoning U.S. Troops: Anthrax, Lies and Vaccines End: October 19, 2006 Climate change blamed for legionnaires' disease surge in Britain Germany Puts Global Warming Prevention Plan in Gear Half of Australia is suffering its worst drought on record Himalayan glaciers resist melting, says Chinese scientist Australia hit by 4,000 lightning bolts Tennessee Hit With 106 MPH Wind Gust Russia's Kamchatka hit by 230 tremors in one day 5.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits South of New Zealand 4.9 Magnitude Quake Strikes Off Northern California Coast Kenya issues alert as bird flu reported in southern Sudan Egypt minister warns of winter bird flu upsurge More tests confirm low-risk bird flu in Illinois Bird flu not 'if' but 'when', says expert Canadian Doctors warn against pandemic fear-mongering EU pledges more bird flu aid Cholera breaks out in Bujumbura End: October 18, 2006 Antarctic Ice Shelf Collapse Tied to Global Warming Sea creatures affect global climate: Scientists say phytoplankton generate 63 trillion watts of power a year British Heatwave Down To Global Warming, Say Experts The first deaths from infectious disease attributed to global warming have occurred in Britain, official figures suggest Fears global warming has firm grip on Australia Climate change just as significant as terrorism, scientist says Indonesia starts dumping sludge from Java island mud flow into the sea Strong 6.8 magnitude earthquake jolts Papua New Guinea Hawaii quake blamed on volcanic stress 'Jolted' Fish Gave Early Warning Of Hawaii Quake Indonesian bird flu toll hits 55 Bird Flu Kills Third Indonesian in a Week, World Health Organization Confirms Almost a century later, a vaccine against "Spanish flu" CDC and Medco Study Showed Americans Stockpiled Tamiflu Over Fears of Avian Flu Pandemic Taiwan To Cover Farms With Netting To Prevent Bird Flu Cholera strikes Mumbai again 'Ghost Map' traces cholera's legacy Three Confirmed Cases, Eight Probable Cases of Mumps at the University of Virginia End: October 17, 2006 Faith, science find common ground to save planet Earth from Global Warming UK Confirms 2006 Was Longest, Hottest Summer Ever Glaciers help curb global warming, expert says The cold reality about global warming US Power-Grid Report Suggests Some Dark Days Ahead Australia pumps cash into drought-hit farms Hawaii jolted by 6.6 magnitude earthquake, 40 aftershocks cause landslides and power failures Indonesian bird flu toll hits 54 Bird Flu Kills 150th Person; May Have Infected Victim's Brain Australia holds largest bird flu exercise Thailand warns people of bird flu outbreak during the current flooding crisis Anthrax breaks out in west Zimbabwe Measles, cholera relentless in Dar Researchers find C. difficile bacteria that has caused 2,000 deaths in variety of meat products in Canada, U.S. End: October 16, 2006 Citing Heavenly Injunctions to Fight Earthly Warming The truth about global warming and the coming ice age China bars tourists from shrinking glaciers Why Isn't the Atmosphere Warming Like the Earth's Surface? Drought makes wheat prices rocket on world market Australian Minister warns drought will drive up food prices Magnitude 5.3 quake wakes up eastern Japan Indonesia's bird flu death reaches 53 Low-risk H5N1 bird flu in Ohio wild birds New bird flu restrictions come into force in Switzerland Australian Conference told of bird flu risk for health workers Mysterious disease claims eight lives in Nepal Four persons died in cholera outbreak in western Nepal US Congress Members 'furious' at FBI for 'blackout' of 2001 anthrax attacks probe CDC Probe Links 21 Deaths to Cough Syrup in Panama End: October 15, 2006 World's Grain stockpiles at lowest levels for 25 years Retreating Glaciers of the Himalayas: Global warming threatens life along the Ganges River More than 10,000 Alaskan lakes have dried up or shrunk in size in a span of 52 years, report scientists Efforts to fight global warming will cost trillions by end of century, says report Big bogs spurred ancient global warming, new report says New combatant against global warming: insurance industry Kyoto Protocol won't solve Australian drought crisis, says government Rare early October snowstorm hits New York with 2 feet of snow Families living near Philippine's Mt Bulusan volcano evacuated Strong 6.5 magnitude earthquake rocks Chile 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake rocks Taiwan, no reports of damage Plate movement blamed for tremors in Darwin San Francisco Bay Area escape routes get an 'F' Indonesia's bird flu death toll rises to 52 World Health Organization Western Pacific chief vows to make bird flu priority if elected director-general Viet Nam tightens bird flu controls for rest of 2006 Bird flu simulation to test Australia's response U.S. Pandemic Flu Plan: Hole Up at Home Merits of Novel Bird Flu Vaccine Studied Tossed coin may decide bird flu survival in New Zealand Flu bug blamed for Canadian school outbreak Seven People Die Of Cholera In Angola Anthrax spores found at drums workshop in Scotland End: October 13, 2006 Antarctica Ozone loss reaches new record, reports European Space Agency Nuremberg-Style Trials Proposed For Global Warming Skeptics Fires ravaging Australia, drought 'due to global warming' World Investors representing trillions of dollars in assets demand action on global warming Salty water blamed on global warming Warming, melting Arctic forces native Alaskan village to move Rapid Sea Level Rise in the Arctic Ocean May Alter Views of Human Migration Philippine's Mt. Bulusan volcano spews ash for third day India's only active volcano sputtering out Fiji warned about bird flu risks Unconfirmed report raises suspicion of Bird Flu virus in Iran Australia to hold largest-ever health exercise over bird flu fears Bird flu case in Thai dog raises questions about infection China to start 2nd trial for bird flu vaccine soon Mystery deaths in Panama that has claimed 21 lives may be from poisoning Rabies kills more people than any other infectious disease in China End: October 12, 2006 Water for millions at risk as glaciers melt away: Decline accelerates as global warming takes hold Global warming seen pushing up insurance costs US Senator says global warming by humans just a hoax Alaskans Convinced About Global Warming Farmers struggling through the worst drought on record could get fresh help from Australian government Philippine volcano spews ash for second day El Salvador declares alert after volcano begins rumbling Mt. Rainier quake not volcanic say scientists Scientists warns of lava slide from Indonesian volcano 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Japan 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Taiwan, Philippines Egypt reports new human case of bird flu Indonesian woman in hospital with suspected bird flu China reinstates daily bird flu reports Uganda: Vehicles From Sudan to Be Sprayed Against Bird Flu Production of Russian human bird flu vaccine set for spring China's Rabies Cases Surge 30% in First Nine Months End: October 11, 2006 India faces global warming disaster, new study finds Global Warming McCarthyism Florida researchers claim major breakthrough in hurricane research Drought pushes wheat to 10-year high Dallas Enters Stage 1 Of Drought Contingency Plan Volcanic rumblings subsiding in Papua New Guinea Strong 6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes off Taiwan's southeastern coast Changes made to how Singapore will tackle bird flu pandemic Flu shot now recommended for kids under 5 in US Flu expert warns of pandemic threat Fresh Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Reported Anthrax attacks cattle in Indonesian villages Uruguayan Football Club Hit With Mumps Outbreak End: October 10, 2006 Global warming disaster looms for Asia-Pacific Earth's ecological debt crisis: mankind's 'borrowing' from nature hits new record The scary security implications of global warming Getting to the core of climate change Papua New Guinea Volcanic Eruption Sends 6-Mile Plume of Ash Into Sky Papua New Guinea Islanders defy volcano and return to homes New Zealand Visitors warned after crater lake level rises after volcano Strong 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Tonga Magnitude 4.6 earthquake recorded in southwestern Pakistan, 3 injured US detects 4.2 magnitude earthquake in North Korea after nuke test Bird flu found in pigs in Indonesia's Bali Philippine Agricultural Officials Signal Bird Flu Alarm Vietnam reports no new bird flu outbreaks in past ten months Singapore schools disinfected amid gastric flu outbreak Cholera outbreak has killed 18 in central Zimbabwe Report: Over 300 U.S. labs handle deadly biological agents End: October 9, 2006 Strangling heat and gases emanating from the earth and sea, not asteroids, most likely caused several ancient mass extinctions Global warming: A threat or a promise? Winds soften Papua New Guinea's erupting volcano's impact New Zealand Scientists say eruption of Mount Ruapehu sent 6m-high waves across the crater lake No damage from 4.5 magnitude earthquake near Mt. Rainier Pakistan Marks First Anniversary Of Devastating 7.6 Earthquake That Killed 73,000 Final tests confirm bird flu strain in Montana Millions of potential killers carrying deadly bird flu are heading to Britain Bird flu preparedness exercise to begin tomorrow in Cypress Preparation for deadly bird flu urged in Canada Chikungunya disease kills 96 in India’s Kerala state End: October 8, 2006 Global Warming Slowly Killing Planet Earth New research turns up more evidence of warming Arctic waters U.S. goes own way on global warming strategy Global Warming Could Cause Epidemics Warns French Minister Oklahoma Drought conditions could impact banks Wet winter won't end drought in Texas, expert says Volcano erupts on Papua New Guinea island Volcano erupts on New Zealand's North Island Fourpeaked Volcano in Alaska Rumbling China warns of seasonal bird flu outbreaks Cats can carry bird flu, study says Junk medicine: avian flu Nigeria suspends bird flu compensation to farmers Panama recalls medicine after 19 mystery deaths Over 30 New Cholera Cases Recorded in Angola Probe of Anthrax Attacks Casts Shadow on Brothers Virginia Tech student likely has mumps End: October 7, 2006 Inuit Sound the Alarm in Ottawa Over Escalating Arctic Climate Crisis Global warming tipping point alert: DuPont and Allianz Report warns of global warming in American West US Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge threatened by global warming Drought taking cash, mental toll on US farmers Sheep going cheap as Australian farmers ride out drought Water prices sky-high as Australian farmers battle to survive drought New Zealand Quake Causes Volcano Concern Fresh snow may be covering lahar evidence in New Zealand Will Bird Flu Go Pandemic? More victims in more Indonesian cities New bird flu outbreak in northwestern Ningxia Georgia birds tested for avian flu US bird flu plans near 'state of the art' says official Half of South Africa's sick leave flu-related Tens of thousands homeless from seasonal rains in West Africa as cholera fears increase End: October 6, 2006 World Meteorological Organization on Tuesday said the size of the hole in the ozone layer over the Antarctica has grown to the "most serious on the record" Global warming study grim for US Northeast Global Warming Could Spread Extreme Drought In UK, Researches Warn Nations Meet To Discuss Global Warming NASA research: Arctic sea ice melted, an area the size of Turkey Penguins, Polar Bears Feel Global Warming Effects Canada sacks Arctic envoy, abolishes post New Zealand active volcano shaken by small quake, triggering mud flow alert New Look at 20th Century's Most Powerful Volcanic Eruption In Alaska 5.1 Magnitude Earthquake rocks Koryak autonomy in Russia causing power blackout Indonesia confirms 69th bird flu case Indonesia's Bird Flu Variant Shows No Major Changes China reports second bird flu outbreak in poultry in a week China warns of shortfalls in bird flu fight Four Malaysian family members cleared of bird flu after quarantine Scientists Work on Nasal Spray to Stop Flu Americans doubt need for flu vaccine, survey finds Fatal Illness Outbreak in Panama City 9 Anthrax cases detected in southern Kazakhstan Possible mumps cases rise to 12 in Virginia schools End: October 5, 2006 Global warming devastates sea ice in Arctic Circle One third of the planet will be desert by the year 2100, say climate experts Global warming will threaten millions say climate scientists Sun’s magnetic field may solve global warming problem G8, emerging nations resume climate change talks at Mexico summit Philippines lowers alert status of Mount Mayon to level 2 Countdown to disaster — preparing for volcanic eruption saves lives in Ecuador Magnitude 6.2 earthquake rumbles deep below earth's surface near Vanuatu Maine Earthquake Lowers Ground Water- Water in Monitoring Well Still Dropping Bird-Flu Festers in Indonesia as Deficit Hinders Disease Fight Bird flu found in Illinois county Bird flu vaccine shows good results in early trial Cholesterol drugs 'could beat bird flu' Singapore tests contingency plan to counter bird flu Cholera Outbreak Looms Over Sierra Leone Mumps outbreak spreads on campuses in Illinois End: October 4, 2006 Record amount of ozone lost over Antarctica Polar Winds At North Pole Depleting Ozone, Affecting Climate Change, Study Says European Space Agency issues ozone hole alarm Impact Of Global Warming Obvious & Dangerous: Experts Say We Are Nearing The Point Of No Return Red alert as climate change takes its toll on Scotland Global Warming on the Forest Floor US Senators Request Inquiry Into White House Global Warming Activities Unrelenting drought taking toll on American farm families Drought causes food and water shortages in north Afghanistan Indonesian earthquake survivors brace for monsoon rains without proper shelter Earthquake Swarm Continues Hitting Maine Experts Drill on New Madrid Fault Line for Earthquake Data China says new bird flu outbreak under control Chinese unprepared for flu, unaware of risks new survey shows Philippines Warns Bird Smuggling Could Spread Bird Flu Virus Bird flu outbreak possible after storms and floods Thailand government warns Pandemic risk increases as anti-viral drugs for Avian Flu lose effectiveness Three People Hospitalized With Anthrax In Eastern Romania Diseases Claim 30,000 Cattle In Zimbabwe Mailed Anthrax Was A Warning from Al Qaeda 3 new suspected mumps cases at Virginia collage bring local total to 6 End: October 3, 2006 Warm water surging into Arctic Ocean Ecological upheaval on the edge of the ice Global warming rewrites the record books in UK Human-made global warming not real Don't distort facts on global warming Drought-hit farmers urged to watch out for each other in Australia 6 Percent Wool production drop blamed on drought in Australia Raoul Island Volcano Alert Level Downgraded In New Zealand One year ago an earthquake of 7.6 struck Pakistan Japan Meteorological Agency develops earthquake warning system Avian-flu samples on the way to US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pandemic flu soon? The odds seem to worsen New drug boosts bird flu survival in animals Millions must wait months for flu jab in UK Dengue fever kills 14 in India, affects more than 400 Two Romanians admitted to hospital with anthrax Canadian oil workers under quarantine after anthrax suspected Mumps Cases in Illinois County Rise to 63 End: October 2, 2006 Greenland Ice Sheet Still Losing Mass Ice Melts on US Global Warming Policy $1 Trillion the cost of capping greenhouse gas emissions Coal Will Be Top Enemy in Fighting Global Warming Global Warming: Sham science? Evangelical Leaders Exploited by Global Warming--Population Control Lobby In praise of... the ozone layer US Drought sends record numbers of cattle to fatten in feedlots US Senators fail to push through drought aid plan for American farmers Drought-hit farmers get raw deal in India Mount St. Helens Eruption Slowing Residents return to Ecuadoran volcano to restart their lives USGS revamps volcano warning system 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake In Trinidad Claims 1 Life 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake rocks Taiwan Allstate's back in the earthquake business, sort of New bird flu outbreak in northern China Bird flu detected in wild ducks in US thought to be harmless Kansas wildlife officials testing birds for avian flu Possible defense against bird flu? Ordinary flu shots cut death rate in mice, scientist says Airborne flu viruses threaten health workers, expert says Cholera kills 22 in flood-ravaged Niger 37 Mumps Cases Now Confirmed At US College End: September 30, 2006 'One degree and we're done for' New Zealand Coast on sun alert as ozone hole nears record size Hole in ozone layer 'will shrink' in 70 years say scientists Rare Mineral Further Implicates CO2 in Last Global Warming Canada's Global warming fight failing Global Warming Expert: Act in 4-6 yrs or don't bother Assert power in the Arctic, U.S. urged Russian Long-range aircraft reach Alaska, Arctic pole Appetite for fish spells disaster for sea life Alaska Volcano Getting Ready to Rumble Montserrat’s volcanic concerns abate 6.0 Magnitude earthquake rattles Trinidad Deadly Bird Flu Virus Is Mutating And Developing Resistance To Most Effective Anti-Viral Drugs, Warns World Health Organization Another bird flu family cluster confirmed in Indonesia Massive flu shot clinic will test emergency capabilities in US 1918 Spanish Flu Made Body Kill Its Own Cells New outdoor ban imposed on poultry in Switzerland Fish imports banned from Iran, Pakistan over Cholera fears Anthrax, Iran & bin Laden: Waiting for the October Surprise 63 Kazakh Children, Maybe Thousands More, Get HIV at Hospitals Mumps outbreak grows at Illinois collage 2 New Mumps Cases Reported At Virginia Collage End: September 29, 2006 Global warming: It's already "too late" Methane Emissions Increasing and Could Hasten Global Warming Interfaith Congregations Across U.S. to Join in Global Warming Awareness America Reacts To Speech Debunking Media Global Warming Alarmism Global-Warming Scientists, Media "Doomsayers" and Tools of "Hysterical Left" "Rapid and dramatic" sea ice shrinkage in Arctic The Arctic: Oil's last frontier as Twenty-five percent of the world's untapped reserves could lie near the North Pole IARC scientists document warm water surging into Arctic Drought task force considers waters bans in Australia Indonesia faces huge mud disaster costs No damage after small tsunami caused by 7.0 magnitude earthquake in Samoa Indonesia's bird flu death toll rises to 52 Thailand reports another bird flu death Lethality of 1918 Spanish flu linked to immune system Flu Season Starts Early in California Nigerian Cholera Death Toll Rises To 59 Angola accused of brushing off looming cholera epidemic that has claimed 2,214 lives Dirty water 'kills 1.5 million kids a year' UN reports Second case of mumps diagnosed at US Collage New Anthrax Vaccine Shows Promise End: September 28, 2006 Global warming near crisis point Warm water surges into the Arctic Super-Cold Air Hits Antarctica As Record Setting Ozone Hole Expands To 28 Million Square Kilometres California begins risky war on global warming today US blocking global warming report Anti-Global Warming Noise ‘Won’t Stop Until Some of These Scientists are Dead’ Australian Drought predicted to worsen U.S. needs 2 new icebreakers, study says Alaskan volcano dormant for 10,000 years may erupt soon Bird flu case confirmed in possible cluster in Indonesia Traveler is unlikely to have bird flu, say Australia officials New case of bird flu detected in rural area of Egypt Migration puts EU on bird flu alert New Zealand Schools told to prepare for bird flu pandemic London to gauge threat of avian flu on markets New South African TB cases raise fears of wider outbreak Niger Cholera Epidemic Toll Reaches 21 Dead Mumps Outbreak Reported At Third American Collage End: September 27, 2006 Global warming likely to turn Earth into a different planet Global warming nears ‘dangerous’ level: Researchers say average temperatures are close to a million-year high Global warming at 12,000- year high Evangelical Christians Called to Tackle Global Warming Bolivian Glaciers Melting, Could Be Gone In 15 Years Scientists Issue Strongest Coral Warning For Caribbean Sea Early Frost Devastates Australian Fruit Harvest Catastrophic Indonesian mudslide could last 100 years, say scientists UN expects weak-to-moderate El Nino this year Cook Inlet volcano coming back to life in Alaska Philippine's Mayon volcano rumbles back to life again World Health Organization sponsored pandemic flu task force holds first meeting in Geneva New bird flu death in Thailand confirmed Indonesia probes possible bird flu cluster in family Canine Link to Suspect Fatal H5N1 Cluster in Indonesia USDA to help farms cover costs of avian flu Bird flu vaccine supply might be stretched 100 Die As Cholera Ravages Nigeria Cholera spreads in Ethiopia 29th suspected case of mad cow in Japan Mumps Outbreak Hits Another US Collage Finding the Source of Anthrax Attack in United States End: September 26, 2006 Antarctica Ozone Hole To Reach Record Size Global warming report hopes to "cure" addiction to oil Global warming will make weed battle harder to win, conference told California governor expected to approve global warming law Washington State melting away: Glacial coverage shrinking at an increasing pace, raising more global warming fears Experts get shrinking feel about Alaska glaciers: Most along coast are receding faster than earlier estimated The Retreating Glaciers of Kilimanjaro 5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Indonesia 5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Argentina 3.6 Magnitude Earthquake Hits South Carolina Warning has gone into effect in England for an expected flu pandemic in the upcoming months Initial human trials of bird flu vaccine in Russia a success New plants not the answer to flu pandemic says study Bird flu bites the dust thanks to Panasonic's filters FBI Is Casting A Wider Net in Anthrax Attacks US Colleges concerned about mumps End: September 25, 2006 Cover-up alert as ozone hole tears apart in Antarctica Ski fields threatened by global warming in France Global warming 'speed bumps' identified Global warming fear lights fire under US Congress Scientists crack mystery of link between El Nino, monsoons West's dying aspens baffle US scientists Second Arctic seal dies in Florida 3.5 Magnitude Earthquake Hits South Carolina 3.5 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Maine Bird flu: A threat to humanity Indonesia confirms 51st bird flu death Third Human Bird Flu Case Retrospectively Confirmed In Iraq Schools in England could be ordered to close to pupils to try to curb an "inevitable" flu pandemic Mysterious Flu Hospitalizes Four US Students 5 More E. Coli Cases Blamed on Spinach in US 2006 Saskatchewan Anthrax Death Toll Stands at 800 Mumps Outbreak Reaches 19 At US Collage Severe diarrhea kills 200 people, sickens over 19,000 in Ethiopia End: September 24, 2006 China has its worst spell of acid rain Ozone hole over Antarctica expanding, will reach second-highest recorded level warns UN Oceans have cooled in last 3 years: Scientists say that despite temperature change, sea levels continue to rise The heat is on: how global warming could suddenly tip over and ignite calamity Oil giant hits at 'unfair' attack by scientists over Global Warming Human influence on climate change found, scientists say Mass tourism and climate change could lead to destruction of world's wonders Gore training 1,000 volunteers to spread global warming message Plume confirmed from ancient volcano in Alaska Ecuador's Tungurahua Volcano Threat Remains High Strong 6.0 magnitude earthquake rattles Argentina 6.1 magnitude earthquake hits Australian territory of Christmas Island Bird flu death toll climbs to 50 after another boy dies in Indonesia H5N1 Bird Flu in Montana World Health Organization takes bird flu as top health danger Bird flu has potential to be 'catastrophic' Flu strikes 12 in Alabama Hidden H5N1 Reservoir Raises Pandemic Concerns in Indonesia Cholera claims 18 in Niger Anthrax Detector Hushed? DDT Makes a Comeback to Save Millions of Lives End: September 22, 2006 Another giant ozone hole has opened up over the Antarctic the size of North America Arctic thaw opens passage to North Pole Antarctica And Greenland Ice Melt Rate 'Unprecedented' Sea levels are rising faster than predicted, warns Antarctic Survey US Government Accused of Censorship Over Global Warming California sues big automakers over global warming Britain's Royal Society Accuse Exxon Of Misleading Public On Global Warming, Funding Groups That Undermine Real Science Branson Pledges $3 Billion to Combat Global Warming Scientists unsure why Alaska volcano is steaming New research puts 'killer La Palma tsunami' at distant future Earthquake-proofing must be top priority warns US Geology Professor Pandemic Flu Preparations: Little Progress and Less Attention Global community not sharing enough of bird flu battle burden says CDC flu czar Uganda on high alert as bird flu breaks out in neighboring southern Sudan Donors to help Nigeria look for bird flu outbreaks Flu Shots Now Recommended For Kids Ages 6 Months In US More than 1,100 Mainers attend flu summit Anthrax: FBI Lab Scientist Reports No Additive - Confusion Undermines Preparedness Mumps Outbreak Spreads at Illinois College: At Least 19 Stricken, Cause Unknown End: September 21, 2006 Arctic ice melt shocks scientists Global Warming Washing Away Entire Communities: Mounting Evidence Shows Warming Ocean Temperatures Contributing to Destruction of Hundreds of Villages in Far North Dying Aspen Sunflower Could Signal Future Climate Warming Damage Emails indicate US tried to block scientist from discussing warming, hurricanes Boulder scientist has grim drought forecast for America West Earthquakes Continue In Lake Erie Region World Health Organization, Indonesia disagree on bird flu diagnosis Teams of UK scientists to trap live birds to test them for deadly bird flu International Red Cross lauds Vietnam's bird flu control efforts Swiss Law amended to deal with pandemic threat Diarrhea Death Toll Rises to 182 in Ethiopia 70 admitted as cholera rages on in Dar End: September 20, 2006 A Deadly, Spreading Migration: Global warming brings new diseases up North Gore Unveils Global-Warming Plan: Cutting Emissions, Restructuring Industry and Farming Urged Tobacco Giant And Oil Giant Accused Of Global Warming Cover-up Global warming is no commie plot: Climate skeptics on the Right never let inconvenient truths cloud their propaganda Drought to slash winter crop production in Australia 3-day rainfall not enough to end drought in Montana Steaming volcano attracts attention in Alaska Geologists keep eye on Mount Douglas area in Alaska after plume sighted 5.6 Magnitude Quake rocks Indonesian province of Aceh Iraqi boy was country's third bird flu case reports World Health Organization Mild bird flu cases being missed Britain's Chief vet issues new alert over bird flu Pacific Island Nations urged to improve bird flu plans Indonesia's ability to diagnose bird flu still low Cholera Kills 40 in Nigeria 40 die of Malaria, Measles during outbreak in Kenya Mysterious fever 'hits' 100 fishermen in India Five More Mumps Cases Found In Chicago Anthrax-Infected Cow Found In Russia's Voronezh Region End: September 19, 2006 World's Global Warming Experts Gather In UK Global Warming Report Sets Alarm Bells Ringing In UK Global Warming expert: Only decade left to act in time Blue sky tinkering: Wacky Ways of controlling Global Warming Summer gets snowed under as temperatures and flakes descend in Utah Scientists baffled by historic decline in water levels of upper Great Lakes U.S. plan to save Great Lakes not likely this year as scientists warn they are on verge of collapse Georgia Cattlemen Face Drought, Hay Shortage Despite UK drought water companies fail efficiency targets 13 quakes, one eruption recorded at Indonesia's Mt Talang New volcanic activity in Montserrat generates concern 6.1 Magnitude earthquake rattles Argentina Scientist uncover evidence of last great US Northwest earthquake -- and warn of next one Bird flu still threat, says World Health Organization director Reports of missed mild bird flu cases raise questions about scope of spread Asia-Pacific countries vow to continue fight against bird flu, prepare for pandemic Bird Flu Fight Will Cost More Than $1.9 Billion, UN Envoy Says Britain beefs up its bird flu testing surveillance Cholera outbreak kills over 30 people in Nigeria Human dosing error kills 2 infants in Indiana Bid to Stockpile Bioterror Drugs Stymied by Setbacks in US End: September 18, 2006 Warming climate may put chill on arctic polar bear population Virginia Climatologist Stokes Warming Debate Australian Drought expected to cost $2 billion Arctic ice seal found on North Carolina beach 4.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Central Israel Bird flu Pandemic coming, warns UN Flu pandemic could cost global economy up to $2 trillion warns World Bank Tests on deceased Vietnamese prove negative for bird flu Last town can't hide from ravages of flu, loss of humanity 5 years after terror of anthrax, case grows colder End: September 17, 2006 Massive surge in disappearance of Arctic sea ice sparks global warning Ozone 'hole' over the Arctic could get worse, warn scientists Here's an Inconvenient Truth: Arctic Ice Shrinks 14% in one year Even in winter, Arctic ice melting Polar bears drown amid Arctic thaw US Mayors witness global warming in Alaska What is Global Warming? Drought still grips 92% of New South Wales Critical stage drought declared in Texas Missouri Governor Requests Disaster Declaration for Drought-Stricken Counties Indian state hard hit by drought due to most erratic monsoon in over 100 years 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Indonesia Earthquake insurance coverage crumbling in US Human-to-human transmission of bird flu may break out Massive avian flu tests begin in Hawaii Azerbaijan might face bird flu danger in autumn and winter Bird Flu True to Form – a Pandemic Scenario Rate Of New Cases Of Cattle Anthrax In Canada Slows Fear of cholera and malaria as floodwaters recede in Sudan Measles patients risk losing eyesight, doctors warn Dead ape sparks rabies fear in Paris suburbs End: September 16, 2006 Massive surge in disappearance of Arctic sea ice sparks global warning First eight months of 2006 was warmest in the continental United States since record-keeping began in 1895 NASA Warning On Global Warming: Only decade left to act in time Imitating volcano could slow global warming says computer model Scientists say aspens are dying out US West Research reveals warming trend in Oregon in the past five years Pragmatists and Heretics - Peak Oil and Runaway Global Warming US Drought relief stalls again in Senate 5.0 Magnitude Earthquake shakes northern Taiwan Indonesian Bird Flu Case May Have Spread Among People UN bird flu chief calls for funds to help Indonesia fight virus South Korea says 5 more infected with bird flu 2003-04 Romania builds up defences for new bird flu wave West African experts meet on bird flu control Pakistan's poultry industry suffers losses due to bird flu US Prisons Unprepared for Flu Pandemic Mystery virus rattles India Malteser International fears new catastrophe in Darfur / Cholera epidemic broken out Taiwan reports 179 dengue fever cases in three months Mumps outbreak hits US College students US closes racial gap on child vaccinations End: September 15, 2006 El Nino that wreaks havoc with world weather conditions has formed and will last into 2007 warns US Arctic sea ice shrinking faster, NASA finds: Researchers cite global warming in one study, winds in another Study says global warming isn’t Sun’s fault Global warming threatens increasingly arid Spain Global warming: Britons urged to use low - energy bulbs Beijing is again facing drought despite two months of rainfall, and the situation is expected to get worse Virginia County Declared Drought Disaster Area Expert predicts volcanic eruption in Nigeria 5.0 Magnitude earthquake registered below Sea of Okhotsk Deadly bird flu outbreak rocks southern Sudan Thailand bird-flu free for over one month H5N1 virus in Maryland ducks confirmed as mild City of London to have bird flu drill Be Prepared for Major Flu Outbreak, California State Official Tells Schools South African Officials under pressure to contain deadly TB TB and HIV: a combination made in hell TB Outbreak Hits New Zealand Boy's School US Woman testing positive for TB may be jailed Anthrax scare hits Kerala tiger reserve Widow of Boca anthrax victim tries to keep case in spotlight after 5 years End: September 14, 2006

Interesting Developments Fireball Streaks Over Colorado At Dawn Weeklong meteor shower to dazzle Scientists spot Tsunami wave across the Sun Rare night launch for shuttle mission to space lab Hubble Finds Evidence for Dark Energy in the Young Universe Is Dark Matter a Source of High Energy Gamma Rays? New Non-Lethal US Weapon Makes Targets Feel Like They're on Fire Bad Habits: Why We Can't Stop Fatherless babies in fertility revolution Leaving a baby asleep in a car seat 'may cut off breathing', researchers warn Aspirin 'blocks prostate problem' Clue Found in Mystery of How Raindrops Form Whales in love: Like humans, their brains are wired for romance Magnetic field puts bats on track World's largest tent to contain indoor city 1200-year-old problem 'easy' End: December 10, 2006 World must focus on asteroids, foundation warns Space Shuttle Launch Rescheduled for Tomorrow Because of Clouds Plastic may be poisoning oceans, warn scientists The Goldilocks Enigma: Why is the Universe Just Right for Life? Ebola virus kills 5,000 gorillas, pushes them towards extinction An Amazing First: Two Species Cooperate to Hunt Mysterious Arctic sharks found in Québec Malaria 'speeds spread of Aids' Now Viagra 'helps the body fight cancer' Buried Babies Suggest Prehistoric Compassion World’s oldest curse tablet unearthed End: December 8, 2006 Have St. Paul’s remains been unearthed? Scientists get evidence for presence of water on Mars Do galaxies follow Darwinian evolution? Black hole seen devouring star in best detail yet Bat has longer licker than any other known warm-blooded animal Gamma Knife Used to Remove Mesial Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Skin Disorders Linked to Stress Boston company will test nasal spray treatment for obesity Second-oldest Abraham Lincoln photo bought Ancient calculator was 1,000 yrs ahead of its time End: December 7, 2006 NASA to Announce Today of Significant Find on Mars Technical Problems Threaten Shuttle Launch Mummy above 4,000 years ago discovered in Egypt End: December 6, 2006 Mystery surrounds Australian mid-north coast 'blast' Experts asteroid hell alert Fireballs as bright as a quarter Moon occur once every ten days, and fireballs as bright as a full Moon once every five months The world's biggest meteor crater NASA to set up polar moon camp for robots, humans In NASA's orbit, stakes high for U.S. role in space US Center for Disease Control To Investigate Mysterious Skin Disease Neanderthals Were Cannibals, Study Confirms Naked DNA Could Prevent Impotence Even ‘premium’ chickens harbor dangerous bacteria, new research shows Fish from the Arctic in Himalayan streams soon Scientists study ancient Gulf Stream Roman Emperor Maxentius Insignia discovery announced 'Church of the Ark' found on West Bank End: December 5, 2006 Mystery force shakes Australian mid-north coast Meteorite brings alien life to earth Space shuttle Discovery liftoff set for Thursday New clock could open a universe of possibility Imaginary Friends and Enemies All Good, Scientists Say German Scientists Reconstructing Neanderthal Genetic Code Loss of heart drug is 'shocker' in US Scientists find genetic key to some breast cancers Discovery holds potential in combating infections Gene for red apple colour discovered Murder mystery may be solved: King Tut did not die from blow Malaysia discovers ancient wall in Malacca tower site End: December 4, 2006 Wipeout asteroid warning Planets meet next week; meteor showers coming The creation of the universe became clearer this year Mysterious epidemic killing Guinean chimps Python may have been the first sacred cow 70,000 years ago Scientists Puzzled by Extreme Penguin Dives Body Fat Reduces Ability to Control Blood Pressure 'Double Diabetes' a New Threat Not a fortress, or a temple, or a calendar. Stonehenge was a hospital Egypt to dig up pharaonic tombs End: December 3, 2006 Humans must leave Earth to survive, says Hawking UFO Crashes in Russia’s Siberia Towering Ancient Tsunami Devastated the Mediterranean Meteorite linked to Earth's beginning Astronomers find first ever gamma ray clock Is 1,400-year-old treasure evidence of Christianity's first foothold in Britain? Robot archaeologist to be sent to explore Egypt's largest pyramid Pyramids were built with concrete rather than rocks, scientists claim New type of piranha found in Venezuela Microscopic Barcodes Identify Biological Weapons Quickly End: December 1, 2006 Finnish star-gazer discovers meteor shower - tail of new comet pinpointed: Meteor shower could be sign of comet that could come dangerously close to earth Ancient machine opened the heavens: Their astronomical calculator was so sophisticated, it was unequaled for centuries Startling Discovery: The First Human Ritual Out of this world solution to a Scottish standing stone Scientists Levitate Small Animals Domestic cesium atom fountain clock built in China British scientists confirm link between head size and intelligence Two groups may have populated Australia, new genetic evidence suggests Mysterious Spider Boat Appears Out of the Fog End: November 30, 2006 Brilliant 'green' meteor streaks across Alabama skies Experts baffled by UK UFO/Meteorite Sightings New study: single, huge meteor killed dinosaurs Blind Man Has Déjà Vu, Busting a Myth Brands leave their mark on brains Violent video game effects linger in brain Europe's first captive-born beluga whale has died in Spain Ancient sea creature made mincemeat of sharks Did sport kill Egypt's mummy boy? Questions Loom After Danvers Explosion & Fire End: November 29, 2006 Meteor 'fireball' lights up Australian sky Lightning strike kills white buffalo China To Participate In Russian Flight To Mars Moon Phobos Intelligent humpbacks are blessed with a whale of a brain Bat's Wrinkly Face Improves Sonar US unleashes bomb-sniffing bees Animal Disease Threat Could Rival Pandemic, Terrorism in US Bizarre deep-sea creatures imaged off New Zealand Was Mom wrong? Study says you shouldn't sit up straight Future smokers may be programmed in womb Women talk three times as much as men, says study Web killing U.K.'s quirky 2nd-hand bookshops End: November 28, 2006 'Fireball' Streaks Across Australian Skies Meteor shower is prelude to winter Researchers declare Earth safe from near-Earth asteroid KW4 for at least another thousand years Russian Space Corps Has Few Applicants Due To Low Pay Cosmic Calendar: Sea monster in the sky Thunderstorms could be the cause for Saturn's spokes, say scientists ‘Dead zone’ scrambles remote car-lock signals in Florida Panel of scientists calls standards of fluoridation in drinking water unsafe Heart attack hope after scientists discover 'master' stem cell UK scientists invent male 'pill' that can be taken hours before sex Laser eye operations could ruin sight, new study finds `Elephant man' to undergo further surgery in Taiwan Mystery bird deaths continue in New Zealand New pangolin species discovered at Mahale Scientists say the global energy crisis can be solved by using the desert sun Stonehenge was a site for sore eyes in 2300BC End: November 27, 2006 Is this what the final frontier has become? A golf course? Giant telescope commissioned in Mexico Twin Supernovas Discovered UFO Photographed during Carnival Wheat gene discovery could fight malnutrition Humans Inhabit Body of Experimental Robot People with slower reaction times and a bad memory are more likely to die from a heart attack Bugs Are Crawling In My Skin: Skin eruptions mystify both doctor and patient Chilean boy born with foetus in his stomach Rare crane chick hatched in US wild heads south with parents Exotic animals take over the Everglades China breathes life back into Silk Road End: November 25, 2006 Greatest Mass Extinction Gave Oceans a Face Lift Hubble’s top ten space photographs Japanese telescope to see space objects 3 times clearer than Hubble Scientists discover alchemist's secret Junk DNA in Y-chromosome control functions, say scientists Scientists teach robots to interact like humans Archaeologists discover 1,000-year-old mausoleum in Peru Japanese midget sub found after 64 years New discovery: Wall panels at the Breakers are platinum Old engravings of animals are charmingly strange Bush's Mysterious 'New Programs' End: November 24, 2006 Genetic breakthrough that reveals the differences between humans: Scientists hail genetic discovery that will change human understanding NASA Says Oldest Mars Satellite May be Dead After decades of opposition, Vatican view on condoms begins to shift AIDS epidemic growing worldwide New study shows roast duck may lower cholesterol Baby With Heart Outside Body Has Surgery New Insight into People Who Taste Words Biking Can Make Women's Genitals Less Sensitive Firstborn Of Young Mothers Live Longer 'Lost tribe of Israel' returns home End: November 23, 2006 2006 Leonid Meteor Shower Was a Bust NASA finds ways to get rid of space junk U.S. concerned China seeks space weapons US military space programs face cuts Supercomputer study shows Milky Way's halo of dark matter in unprecedented detail Science Tackles Jack the Ripper Mystery Jamestown skeleton still a mystery Why Music Gives Us the Chills Scientists Question Safety of Nanotechnology Doctors Perform Historic Five-Way Kidney Swap Link between celiac disease and diabetes discovered Genetically Modified cottonseed could counter malnutrition, claim researchers Unknown extremophile species discovered in seas off New Zealand Ord River Resources surfaces with big copper claim Study Reveals How Magic Works CIA implicated in Bobby Kennedy's Assassination End: November 21, 2006 Global Hawk to Fly 1st Mission Over U.S. Cosmonaut Gets Ready for Monster Tee-Off in Space Giant device is closing in on Universe's tiniest secret 17-mile, £5 billion device that may unlock mystery of creation Scientists Study Mysterious River Some Believe 'Truth Serums' Will Come Back Why Marijuana Impairs Memory German Scientists Develop High-Tech Walking Stick For Elderly Pink dolphin population tumbles off Taiwan Scientists hopeful endangered parrot species survived Western Australia blaze Java sunken treasure to be sold Teeth found in Canadian attic may belong to mastodon skeleton Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Taj Mahal are candidates for new seven wonders of the world End: November 20, 2006 NASA looks at plan to blot out Sun After 50 years, Holocaust archive going public Discovery redraws map of ancient Earth At Israeli holy site, even trash holds treasures End: November 19, 2006 Meteor showers seen in western Queensland 'Comet litter' bringing free light show in the sky to South Florida Wanted: man to land on killer asteroid and gently nudge it from path to Earth Robots 'Mate' and Evolve Mysterious monolith may hide Aztec tomb UFO's In Ancient Art Israel developing nanotech "bionic hornet" able to chase, photograph and kill its targets The Mechanical Mole Men Of The US Air Force Owner claims kittens have dog-like traits Researchers Restore Movement in Dogs With Muscular Dystrophy People with vicious dogs may be vicious too, new study finds Animal-Tissue Heart Valves Appear Safe Antibiotics no help for most bronchitis cases, new study finds The Big Question: Was Edwina Currie right about salmonella in eggs, after all? End: November 17, 2006 Going for a blast into the real past: If the experiment works, a signal could be received before it's sent Astronomers Describe Cosmic Pinball Machine Observations of double asteroid stress Arecibo radar's vital role in identifying threats in Earth's vicinity Space station transmits live high-definition TV signals The Big Questions: Is the universe deterministic? Scientists decode Neanderthal genes World Champion Barrel Race Horse Cloned Chocolate 'cuts blood clot risk', new research says You can blame dad for your height and mum for your fat Science Confirms Diet Tactic: Eat Slow, Eat Less So who are you calling bird brain? Chatter of chickens proves they are brighter than we thought Physics promises wireless power Rare criminal trial focuses attention on "huge problem" of prison rape in US End: November 16, 2006 Meteor show could be a breakout hit: Forecasters say US East Coast, Europe might see weekend outburst Searching for 'our alien origins' Scientist sees water in Martian dunes, Similarities to Antarctic formations noted Space mirrors could create Earth-like haven on Mars The microscopic hitchhikers' guide to the Galaxy Pope to hold summit on married priests Painkiller discovered in human body is six times more potent than morphine The Myth of the Fat Gene Scientists explain immune system's best choice to fight infection Scientists create stem cells from 'dead' embryo SeaWorld San Diego allows visitors to swim with its Beluga whales Secret life of the sea urchin reveals intriguing mystery World's Most Endangered Big Cat Trapped and Studied Vocalists create modern music using ancient texts End: November 15, 2006 Meteor theory's impact: Cosmic blows could occur more frequently Researchers claim link between tsunamis and outer space Galactic Cosmic Rays, Clouds and Climate Change The dark energy mystery ... answered? Taking Tests Improves Memory Immune system cells linked to heart failure Malfunctioning hearts could be healed by patients' own stem cells Bodies often reject face transplants, surgeons warn Eating red meat may raise breast cancer risk: Taking vitamins won't protect against heart problems, new studies say Some Women Allergic to Sex Spanish researchers delighted with first-century Roman shipwreck End: November 14, 2006 Leonids meteor shower will roar through Possible Meteor Fireball In New Zealand Giant paw prints mystery in UK Beijing plans underground town The Mysterious Ica Stones Happy People Catch Fewer Colds, New Research Suggests Scientists Discover Way To Block Growth Of Prostate Cancer Cells Scientists begin to grip microbes' importance Idea of heaven for pets gets scholarly look Christian Population Falls in Holy Land End: November 12, 2006 Putin warns of threat of arms race in outer space Britain Unprepared for U.F.O. Attack Space maps of forests from 1990s could aid climate Secret of Cold War Spy Messages Revealed Sea Urchins' Genes Confirm Kinship With Humans Mysterious 'neural noise' actually primes brain for peak performance British scientists have built what they say is the world's first artificial stomach Gorillas may be the missing link in HIV mystery Another Genetic Defect Discovered With the Russians Got Crushed Milk? Pressure Works Better than Pasteurization Iran facing problems raising ancient ship from Persian Gulf End: November 11, 2006 'Aliens could attack at any time' warns former British Ministry of Defence chief 'Active' volcano found on Moon NASA looks at a monster storm on Saturn Mysterious waves seen in Venus's clouds Russia, China Plan Joint Space Projects Did An Angel Appear Over US State Fair? Chemicals in cosmetics linked to cancer, birth defects New York doctor given go-ahead for world's first womb transplant Two soda drinks a day increase risk of pancreatic cancer by 90 per cent Surprises Found In Women With Low-Carb Diets 'Googling' may help doctors diagnose Researchers use nanotechnology to purify drinking water Dental Detectives Reveal Diet of Ancient Human Ancestors Libraries in the sand reveal Africa's academic past End: November 10, 2006 Mercury transits the sun, does so only 13 times each century Telescope catches 'monster flare' equal to 50 million trillion atomic bombs from nearby star Gravity helps reveal a brilliant jewel of the early universe British Paper publishes UFO footage online US Center For Disease Control Blocks Publication of Abortion Research Showing Illegal Abortions As Common As Legal Ones Worldwide Study finds facial expressions are inherited 'Silent Pandemic' Of Brain Disorders In US Due To Chemical Exposures, Say Researchers Cell Transplants Restore Vision in Mice Scientists study insect `egg police` End: November 8, 2006 UK scientists have applied for permission to create embryos by fusing human DNA with cow eggs Humans Creating A 'Baby Universe' and Defining God Cosmic rays cause genetic mutations in astronauts, new study finds FBI Told of National Security Issue Buried in UFO Tale Indian scientists favour manned space mission US Space Shuttle downed by millennium style bug Bigger than the London Eye: UK's largest cave found Why Eyes are So Alluring Unexplained Syndrome Can Keep People Asleep For Weeks Giant secondary schools make pupils feel like 'cogs in machine' Health drive puts UK pupils off school meals First Europeans lived in Italy Birds have brilliant brains, say experts Jet-lagged mice die young, U.S. study finds Mystery Solved: Why Rhino Horns are Curved and Pointed Did a hairy monster stalk Tazewell County? End: November 7, 2006 Clairvoyant led Americans to Saddam, says Geller Researcher dreams up $2.5 trillion "space sunshade" New Zealand Navy Wants Help To Identify UFO On Official Photograph How mind-stomach link affects what you eat American Kids growing bigger bellies, new research shows Zapping sleepers’ brains boosts memory The gadget that blows your head lice away New Insight into How Blood Clots Dumbo? An elephant passes the 'mirror test.' Scientist unpacks the iron mystery California Rock slide reveals an ancient history End: November 6, 2006 Plea to let doctors kill babies with disabilities made by Royal College of Obstetricians Japanese researchers find dolphin with 'remains of legs' Six-year-old TV addicts prefer blank screen to a human face US Military weather satellite rockets into polar orbit Scientists move one step closer to multiple sclerosis cure British Doctors offer illegal baby sexing Bright Idea: Light Bulb Burns Away Tumors U.S. Centers for Disease Control reports toxic rocket fuel chemical found in all Americans End: November 5, 2006 Galaxy Cluster's Ring Hints at Cosmic Shockwave Newbury UFO debate reignited Bed found in shed is the one used by Abe Lincoln here Looking for elves in Iceland Scientists Study Political-Genetic Link Mate Selection Not All About Looks After 100 Years, Alzheimer's Still Somewhat a Mystery Scientists identify link between ageing and cardiovascular diseases Biofuels Discovery Promises to End Dependence on Natural Gas Scientists aim to debunk Marconi Mammoth comeback is possible say experts Fossils from ancient sea monster found in Montana Fossil uncovers missing link between ancient and modern tuskers End: November 4, 2006 90% of the ocean's edible species may be gone by 2048, new study warns Russian Scientist Warns Of April 13, 2029 Asteroid Hit On Earth China's Shenzhou VII astronauts to walk in space Scientist pours cold water on Loch Ness dinosaur theory Web inventor fears for the future Natural substance found in red wine can extend life and counter the negative effects of an unhealthy high-fat diet, new study finds US Doctors Inject Drugs To Keep Severely Disabled Children Small Westerners 'are more promiscuous' new study finds Sex study finds Australian girls start earlier Low serotonin may be key in cycle of child abuse New pump can help reverse heart failure Scientists Find Possible Link Between Sun, Ovarian Cancer 'Healthy' breakfast bars have more fat than chocolate 'Missing Link' of Elephant Family Unearthed Swinger Marsupials Produce Healthier Offspring Viking-Era Silver Coins Found in Sweden Paranormal Investigators Videotape Apparent Ghost In Graveyard End: November 2, 2006 Russian Churches Protest Over New Law Requiring Worshippers Names, Contents Of Weekly Sermons Be Turned Over To Government Struggling US Military considers recruiting foreigners to fight in wars U.S. Blocking Weapons to Israel, Relations Worsening Hitler was Jew who conspired with USSR and Britain to establish Jewish state, says Iran ‘Shiite messiah will kill archenemy in Jerusalem, could come during spring equinox', says Iran US Surgeon cites link between lethal injection, Nazis Meteor 'Dust' Reported In US Northwest For five hours next Thursday, the Earth will be bathed in the shadow of the planet Mercury Lost Moon landing tapes discovered Deep Impact Spacecraft to Take Close Look at Comet Quantum attacks worry computer scientists 'UFO' caught on film in Italy Unpublished Sonnet by Sylvia Plath Is Discovered US blacks, whites attempt suicide equally, new survey finds Alarm raised as innocent people fill UK DNA database Scientists analyze Pentecostals` brains while speaking in 'tongues' Brain defects linked to sudden infant death Unproven meth, cocaine ‘remedy’ hits market For depression relief, try variety of medications, says landmark US study Divorced Women Suffer More Stress, Illness, New Study Finds Hunger Gene Discovered Study Dispels Some Sexual Behavior Myths Earliest confirmed autopsy in North America discovered Mass Fish Kill Reported In Florida New Aquatic Species Found in Hawaii End: November 1, 2006 Meteor Creates 'Sonic Boom' Over UK More than 40 dolphins die in Mozambique beaching Only Five More Days for Your Name to Rise With the Dawn NASA gives green light to Hubble rescue Scientists reveal link between Sahara and Amazon Why We Love to be Scared New Glowing Mushrooms Found in Brazil British Titanic survivor condemns black market relics trade Floridians to design first space-based supercomputer Discovery of gamma rays from the edge of a black hole British scientists grow worlds first human liver in a laboratory Scientists have identified a faulty gene which can almost double the risk of prostate cancer Latte drinking is the latest threat to human sperm counts, giving the rodent the edge End: October 31, 2006 This is the last time you will turn back the clock in October Dinosaurs 'lived for 300,000 years after Mexican meteor strike' Sex in Space: bizarre reactions Dying to dance among ancient spirits Sex and booze figured in Egyptian rites Hurricane Created Rare 'Trapped Wave' Australian scientists unveil test tube baby koalas Team develops DNA switch to interface living organisms with computers Trials for alternative male Pill show no side-effects Lie-ins are good for the brain, study says Babies found with mysterious bone fractures in the Netherlands Scottish scientists unveil new skin cancer treatment Brand new substance created from water US Newspaper Collapse Continues End: October 30, 2006 Invisible poisonous skyfish fly at 300 km/h all around us Mystery 'explosion' damages homes in UK Mysterious gelatinous ball puzzles and fascinates researchers Canada wants to collaborate with Russia to explore Mars Observatories to track 'hurricanes' in space Is our evolving universe an intelligent design? Ancient celebration of Halloween delves into our own dark side The Shady Science of Ghost Hunting A scary trend: sexy costumes for young girls Identikit pictures of criminals could soon be as easy as DNA Scientists hope to rebuild breasts using stem cells to grow new ones Scientists Decode Honey Bee DNA Are home schoolers prepared for the real world? Book paints escape-artist Houdini as spy End: October 29, 2006 Mysterious humming driving Aucklanders 'bonkers' Genetic Upper Class: Could the Human Race Split? Australian Locust plague likely to end up in metropolitan area Researchers Crusade against American Fundamentalists Supercomputing in space Scientists reconcile discrepancy with Big Bang theory Scientists Research Brain Implant Chip Help keep your brain hot with curry Puberty Hitting Girls as Young as 4 Years Old: Experts Say Environment, Genetics May Be Factor Testosterone tumbling in American males Scientists Use Bee Genes to Understand Behavior Parents warned on cold remedies: Over-the-counter drugs do no good, may harm children, doctors say Study shows abortion triples risk of depression Eyelids Alter Shape of the Eye Scientists from South Africa discover world's oldest fish fossil Ancient Roman Brothel Reopens in Pompeii War of words erupts over sale of ancient texts End: October 28, 2006 Wow! Striking Green Comet Suddenly Visible in Evening Sky Comet Swan shines in western sky for next few weeks Space Radiation Poses Serious Obstacle to Future NASA Missions The chosen ones: Slavery in the name of god Ancient footprints found in valley near Mexico-Texas border, archeologists say Tombs Found in Syria Hold Riches, Signs of Ritual Sacrifice Argentine fossil points to largest bird ever found Women are grumpier than men in the morning and stay in a bad mood for longer, new study says They can see your eyes, your nose, your mouth – and still not recognize your face CT scans show promise in lung cancer detection No Cause Or Cure For Mysterious Morgellons Disease Singing offers snorers a chance to sleep in peace The Bottled Water Lie Giant iceberg blocks Australian ship The World's Worst Thunderstorms Identified As Being In American Midwest, Argentina Vampires, Ghosts Aren't Real, Says Physicist End: October 27, 2006 Russia is prepared to repel asteroids to save Earth Russia Worried over US Militarization of Space Rainy day? Blame cosmic rays UC Berkeley Space Probes Target Solar Explosions In Formative Years, the Sun Had Sisters New Brain Chip Alters the Mind Giant Indian Sculpture Found In Canada Google unveils do-it-yourself search engine Japan's security-lock cell phone knows when owner strays too far Toronto Zoo Polar bear likely killed by West Nile virus, would be first known case UK can perform world's first full-face transplants Older mothers more likely to have infertile daughters, new research suggests Naturally occurring enzyme can break down key part of Alzheimer's plaques End: October 25, 2006 Humans will need two Earths by 2050 Hitch hike to Mars inside an asteroid NASA Administrator has to make a choice; keep the Hubble telescope, or let it float off into oblivion Birth of hope: Miracle in the mist as gorillas returned to wild give birth Tassie devils devastated by facial tumors Disease at wildlife park raises fears for devil survival Rabbits 'destroy' seabird habitat on remote Australian island Anti-depressants 'cause reduction in sperm count', researchers warn Veggies could stem mental decline, new study says Stem cells might cause brain tumors, study finds Two drinks daily help men avoid heart attack, new study finds Erotic Images Entice Even When Invisible Report finds sex always on men's minds Blue-eyed men prefer blue-eyed women, new research finds Worrisome New Link: AIDS Drugs and Leprosy Battle of the New Atheism End: October 24, 2006 Russian scientists to establish origin of Great Flood One, Maybe Two, More Mysterious Radio Bursts from Galactic Center ‘Sick Earth’ caused mass extinction Tensions rise at space elevator challenge Transit Of Mercury Two appalling and harmful cosmic assumptions Scientists confirm Australia's most famous race horse Phar Lap was poisoned with arsenic Australian scientists record sounds of rare whale Men who use mobile phones face increased risk of infertility, warn researchers DNA Found in Drinking Water Could Aid Germs Your DNA Is a Song: Scientists Use Music to Code Proteins Magnetic Bacteria Maintain Their Mystery Gene test that predicts which cancer drugs will be most effective for different people is to be trialed in the US. New Discoveries In The Antarctica's Lake Vostok Are Waiting For Scientists Grave robbers in Egypt have unwittingly helped archaeologists discover the tombs of three royal dentists Floods destroying ancient Thai city Iron Age city discovered in Scotland 6,000-year-old house discovered in China Mankind to be wiped out by language police End: October 23, 2006 Asteroid 'can be deflected' says European Space Agency Not too hot Not too cold Why is the Universe just right for human life? Rain makes the ground shake: A wet weekend may be enough to set off an earthquake How Google could become Big Brother Video-hungry users could push Net to brink Brain lie detection Adolescents who watch violent films get poorer grades in the classroom, new research shows Children Exposed to Pesticides in U.S. Daycare Centers Bread and Pasta Increase Italian Kidney Cancer Risk Induced Labor Doubles Risk of Rare Pregnancy Complication End: October 22, 2006 German cottage destroyed by meteor Mysterious source of cosmic rays detected Orionid Meteor Shower To Peak October 20-24 UK Residents shaken by mystery 'explosions' Russian scientists warn of asteroid impact hazard in 2035 The race is on to develop space elevator String Theory, the Universe and God Scientists develop cloaking device Fear Could be Linked to Cancer Excess Cancer Deaths Seen Among Computer Manufacturing Employees Why does eating feel so good? Successful Sex Strategy: Be Last in Line Vatican built on ancient Roman burial site Ancient Peruvian city has secrets yet to be unearthed Canadian researchers say they have identified and described an ancient mammal that still defies classification Seven Ancient Wonders End: October 20, 2006 US turns space into its colony America wants it all - life, the Universe and everything Meteor showers offer spectacle One-time comet should begin to show in the West New images may give clues on universe's origins Searching the cosmic dust for Andromeda’s mystery New Russian spaceship will be able to fly to Moon No sex in space for astronauts Triangle UFO Over Bat-Yam, Israel South Korean scientists say cancer-killing virus developed Obesity linked to lack of childhood sleep Popular Anti-Aging Supplement Found Useless US full of Internet addicts, new study says Study Reveals Key to Spring in Your Step Lower trans fat or go to jail, orders Denmark New Experiment to Investigate the Effect of Galactic Cosmic Rays on Clouds and Climate End: October 19, 2006 Meteor shower will light up sky Saturday night, look southeast after midnight to see the show More Than a Meteor Likely Killed Dinosaurs 65 Million Years Ago: Growing evidence shows a series of natural events caused extinction Blue sky tinkering Space tourism prophets predict profits Carl Sagan Center Formed to Study Life in the Universe From Cosmic Crash-up, Beauty and Birth Making fire from ice: a new fuel for the 21st century Humanity may split into an elite and an underclass, says expert British Scientists call for complete ban on fishing for cod after stocks fail to rebound New dwarf buffalo discovered by chance in the Philippines Not for sale yet - the 'cursed' 14 pieces of silver worth £100 million Video games can reshape education, say scientists Scientists study Internet addiction Scientists 'hear' skin cancer cells Scientists Find Clue To Child Heart Disease Common pain relievers reduce prostate swelling The Green-Big Tobacco Death Alliance They were never born, but they'll live forever End: October 18, 2006 'Booming' Earthquake Rattles North Carolina Strong Leonid Meteor Shower Expected in November Amazing Mars picture show planet's 'dramatic climate changes' Active volcano may be changing Titan's bright spot Dancing near-earth asteroid mapped in motion Rare meteorite found in Kansas field Evidence that cosmic activity influences temperatures on Earth detected US astronomer sights UFO, says atmosphere on moon Scientists Announce Creation of Atomic Element, the Heaviest Yet: Element 118, Heaviest Ever, Reported for 1,000th of a Second TV Watching Tied To Autism, Study Says US Food and Drug Administration Set To Approve Milk, Meat From Clones Hair analysis reveals eating disorders People Don't Like Fear, Love Adrenaline Rush College women more weight-conscious than men Monarch butterflies, which migrate in millions every year from the north-eastern US and Canada to Mexico, blown 3,000 miles across the Atlantic to south-west England 200,000 years for all trace of Man to vanish from the Earth End: October 17, 2006 Major SETI Institute Announcement Set For October 17, 2006 Shooting stars to light up sky Lockheed Martin Is No More Russia’s Partner In Space The Dark Ages of the Universe Graveyard for secret agents recruited by British and US intelligence has been discovered by researchers in northern Italy Gene mutation that turns girls into boys discovered Animal Study Links Teen Aggression With Prozac Overweight lowers your intelligence, scientists report Scientists advise pregnant women to avoid food comprising oily fish Red wine can help prevent stroke damage, new study finds Alaska's white whales still declining; U.S. again considers endangered status Wandering jaguars cross border into U.S. 30 new rainforest orchids found in Papua New Guinea Ancient Thai temples under flood threat Ancient stamp dating to 5,000 BC unearthed in Turkey George Washington Cuts a Fine Figure: First-Ever Forensic Reconstructions Will Be Displayed at Mount Vernon End: October 16, 2006 Fireball Streaks Across Israeli Skies Meteor shower alert! GM Microbes Invade North America Mystery killer is wiping out the Flamingo, deaths are in the thousands Monolith perhaps largest found in Mexico Ancient Stonehenge Houses Unearthed New Aboriginal rock art site discovered in Australia Diet products "boost appetite" new research finds What your kiss says about you Female Sex Hormone Could Treat Brain Injury Spider Silk Could Repair Human Ligaments Vampire Bats Inspire New Treatment For Strokes British Scientists close to neutralizing all flu types Mysterious sea creature finds its way to Waikiki beach End: October 15, 2006 Kamikaze comet ripples Saturn's ring Comet Swan's Omen First detailed pictures of asteroid reveal bizarre system Distant Planet is Half Fire, Half Ice Now here's the weather forecast for outer space Meteorite hunter seeks remnants of spectacular fireball that lit up US Western skies Does world-record meteorite await unearthing in Kansas? UFO menace ‘not a threat’ says British Defense Ministry Air travelers could soon be electronically tagged inside airports in a bid to improve security Watchful car monitors its driver's every move US Teens turn to Internet for prescription drugs Winter resident voices concern about mysterious foam in Bahamas Generating Power From Kites End: October 13, 2006 Russian scientists deny comet will collide with Earth soon Scientists say Jupiter changing its spots NASA Finds Saturn's Moons May Be Creating New Rings Probe peers into Venusians secrets Revolutionary map of the universe planned Universe not Pill-Shaped, it is open China says may take tourists into space Mysterious anti-terror ad airs in Middle East Sophisticated Toy Robot to Get Mind-Altering Software Robot Grabs and Solves Rubik's Cube Nano Foods Begin Entering US Food Market Nanotech Food is Ten Times Scarier Than Genetically Engineered Young shoppers want to pay with chip in skin Little Benefit Seen in Anti-psychotics Used in Alzheimer's Canadian Scientists find farm link to breast cancer Spring in your step helps avert disastrous stumbles, scientists say Scientists Link Hair-Yanking To Certain Gene Study: Decaf Coffee Has Some Caffeine New Type of Mouse Discovered in Cyprus Albino Moose Turns Up in Norway Rabies vaccine may save rarest wolf from extinction Rare storks sink Spain's 'golf city' Mammal Extinction Blamed on Earth’s Wobble Ancient Roman treasures found under Vatican car park End: October 12, 2006 Asteroids, Comets, Planets: Cut From Same Cloth? Cosmic rays before seven, clouds by eleven Yahoo To Beam Digital Time Capsule Into Space Pope set to bring back Latin Mass that divided the Church Cursive writing rapidly becoming passe: Researchers see a downside as keyboards replace pens in schools Light bulb moment: inventor boils eggs without using water Butter-side toast mystery unveiled Honey Remedy Could Save Limbs LSD helps alcoholics put down the botttle Extra Pounds May Drain Brain Study links women's fashion sense to ovulation Psoriasis can increase risk of heart attack, new study finds Super diamond weighing 101.47 carats has been discovered in China Scientists hit a few bumps in mystery of giant camels Ancient 26,000-year-old skeleton to return home to Wales Microsoft Sets New Patch Record, Fixes 26 Flaws End: October 11, 2006 UK to join 'killer' asteroid hunt Cosmic rays could power icy moon's plumes Bursting the spherical bubble: Universe might be pill-shaped Indians flee as elephants search for dead friend: Villagers had buried elephant after it fell into ditch and died Striking new bird discovered in South America ‘Schizophrenia’ should be dropped, experts say Stanol-enriched diet curbs bad cholesterol levels Researchers in Mexico discover what may be one of the earliest calendar entries in Meso-America End: October 10, 2006 Bush authorizes sweeping new National Space Policy Russia's Space Defenses Stage A Revival Setback as string theory of the universe is de-bunked British military scientists are developing robot flies that can be sent in swarms to spy out enemy positions US Scientists Develop 'Unburnable Paper' Gene doubling breast cancer risk found in UK Chemical-laden goods outlawed in Europe and Japan are permitted in US EU Orders End To Austria Ban On 2 Monsanto Genetically Modified Seeds Bulgarian archaeologists claim to have unearthed evidence that brain surgery was carried out more than 4,000 years ago Tourists flock to Bosnian hills but experts mock amateur archaeologist's pyramid claims End: October 9, 2006 Giant comet may collide with Earth late October New Zealand study suggests spanked children are not more aggressive as adults Researchers Find Protein Behind Lou Gehrig's Disease and Dementia Cereal flakes healthier than puffs, new research finds Proof that terrible driving runs in the family Has King David's spa been uncovered? Mummies of 'cloud warriors' tribe found in Peruvian cave Archaeologists Find 18th-Century Store In New York T Rex was born in the Irish Sea, say scientists Monarch migration remains a mystery: Scientists study how butterflies find their way to a place they've never been End: October 8, 2006 Brain-Injury Patients Should be Used for Medical Experiments, Suggest American Bioethicists Mars images show rover perched on crater Cola Raises Women's Osteoporosis Risk, New Research Finds Untidy beds may keep us healthy U.S. FDA approves first drug to treat symptoms of autism in Children Clinton strikes deal to cut junk food sales in US schools Remains of giant 100,000-year-old camel discovered in Syria Making Water From Thin Air End: October 7, 2006 ‘Unexpected’ New Comet Discovered Near Saturn Universe 'peppered' with black holes, NASA reports Atlantis has tiny hole from space debris UFO spotted in skies over Norwich Intelligent, emotional, ingenious: the amazing truth about whales and dolphins New bird species discovered in Colombia Non-freezing penguin feet and other oddities explained Bug Juice Tapped to Clean Wounds Exercise 'does not prevent obesity in pre-school children' new study finds Google Launches Code Search for Script Kiddies Laugh at the ghost stories, then listen to the 'voices' 'Lost tribe of Israel' returning home End: October 6, 2006 Scientists are planning to create a "frankenrabbit" by fusing together human cells with a rabbit egg Getting closer to the cosmic connection to climate Russia May Establish Unmanned Base on Moon by 2011 Milky Way teeming with Earth-like orbs: Hubble telescope's recent finds suggest billions of planets Distant planets orbit their stars every 10 hours Astronomers complete mighty map Russia's Astrophysical Laboratory To Find Traces Of Life In The Universe Danish Scientists Teleport Two Different Objects Coffee, cigars, sex 'behind longevity' Tea soothes a troubled mind, say scientists Marijuana's Key Ingredient Might Fight Alzheimer's Scientists hail cure for most common cause of blindness The blindness prevention few can afford Scientists claim gastro breakthrough Teeth improve memory During World War II almost 11,000 German Americans were interned in US 'Monster' fossil find in Arctic Archaeologists find millennia-old building in Syria dating back to 8,800 BC Researchers Find Aztec Ruins In Downtown Mexico City The `defenseless Hercules' Jainism and Hinduism separate religions say ancient manuscripts Fungus causes pumpkins to develop mold: Could affect this year's crop of Halloween jack-o-lanterns End: October 5, 2006 'Mega Comet' To Hit Near South Pole This Month, Claims Russian Scientist Mysterious Radio Hiss Blamed on Space Weather Forget the Big Bang -- it's more a Deep Hum U.S. Scientist Kornberg Wins Nobel in Chemistry for Gene Work Breastfeeding has negligible effect on babies' IQ, says new research Doctors Could Go Needle-Free But Sticking Points Remain Google boss warns politicians about Internet power End: October 4, 2006 Giant Meteor Sails Over Saguaro Lake In Arizona 'Ball of Fire' Meteorite Streaks Across New Mexico Sky Too Flaming Ball of Fire spotted in skies over Turkey Alaska storm generated ocean swell that broke apart giant iceberg near Antarctica six days later Tropical Storm Isaac heads for Arctic 'Ancient light' takes Nobel Prize Worshiping the God of the genome Food may be like a drug for some, study shows Scientists Spot Potent Tobacco Carcinogen Over 40 percent in EU take no AIDS precautions new poll finds Rodent rampage that caused havoc in 1999 seems to be back, and Florida experts aren't sure why Unique gene regulation gives chilly bugs survival advantage at bottom of the world Rice University scientists create a revolutionary single pixel camera End: October 3, 2006 Big Brother Britain: 'We are waking up to a surveillance society all around us' After 500 years, a royal wedding in the Vatican US to unveil new citizenship test: questions will center on American ideals rather than historical facts Meteor Streaks Through Skies Of US Pacific Northwest Birth control in outer space One small word is one giant sigh of relief for Armstrong New evidence indicates the universe egg-shaped Mystery of 12 men in the shadows where Princess Diana died in a car crash, a key witness has revealed Two Americans share Nobel Prize for gene work Superbug claims 49 lives in top UK hospitals Virulent TB only 'airplane ride away' Prematurity Is Root Cause of a Third of U.S. Infant Deaths Smoke Alarms With Mother's Voice Wake Kids Faster Possible obesity drug target discovered New discovery could be key in Malaria treatment Gene found that helps combat multiple sclerosis (MS) Emotional Control Circuit Of Brain's Fear Response Discovered Scientists confirm new route to skin cancer Tobacco firms 'sweetening cigarettes to hook the young' Nearly half of pregnant women are treated unfairly by their bosses in UK StriVectin voted best anti-wrinkle cream in France Mysterious duck deaths in US blamed on common bacterium Australian Scientists Working to Slow Koala Baby Boom Iranian doctors report first surviving cloned lamb New Software Tracks Swarms of Insects or Robots Google buys garage that launched Internet's top search engine Ancient hair dye used nanotechnology Ancient amber reveals Amazon biodiversity End: October 2, 2006 Experts: Technology Could Save or Destroy Civilization This Century A huge comet is heading towards earth! To the Earth the huge comet moves! It is coming! 'Science' illustrates odds of an asteroid High-tech analysis may rewrite space history Navigation, power and communications systems that rely on GPS satellite navigation will be disrupted by violent solar activity in 2011, research shows Universe Might Be More Egg-Shaped Than Spherical Australia And South Africa Compete To Host Giant Radio Telescope Men as Addicted to Shopping as Women, New Study Finds Touch a light switch, catch a cold, study finds Nanotech Gone Bad: Who You Gonna Call? California redwood confirmed as world's tallest tree End: September 30, 2006 A mysterious dark spot has appeared in the clouds of Uranus Hubble’s main camera shuts down again Chinese scientists claim first successful superconducting fusion test Scientists study terrorist Internet attack Lights go off in Iceland, clouds dim sky for star gazers Space travel is not all roses, blogger reveals Russia to ink Malaysia space deal, as tourist flight prices rise Cosmic doughnuts linked to massive stars Sugar linked with mental problems in Norway study Gaining weight between pregnancies raises likelihood of complications Breast cancer cases rise 80% since 1970's in UK The Thin Pill: How Big Pharma turned obesity into a disease – then invented the drugs to cure it Vitamin E in pecans may reduce LDL oxidation Teachers should play Mozart in the classroom to help calm unruly children and improve their work, new book says New Web tool may speed drug discovery The Top Ten Animal Senses Humans Don't Have Legendary 'Unicorns' Have Individual Voices Treasures looted by Rome 'are back in the Holy Land' Kelly Gang armour found in Australia How did ancient Chinese distill spirits? American Slave Descendants Want Companies To Pay Up End: September 29, 2006 Scientists have discovered a novel genetic repair process that allows a hardy desert microbe to die and resurrect over and over again New Horizons Snaps First Picture of Jupiter Beauty Boils Down to a Simple Average US Kids, parents often both on ADHD medications new study finds Scientists find a dirty way to fight hay fever Finger length linked to female sporting potential Red Wine May Help Prevent Alzheimer's Silver found in 2,000-year-old Jerusalem pottery hints at city's wealth during late Second Temple period Lawrence of Arabia Compass, Watch to Be Auctioned at Christie's Hitler artworks sell for $298,000 Japanese-American Accused of Being 'Tokyo Rose' Dead at 90 Obscure Robert Frost poem discovered by grad student US Scientists unveil high-definition images of huge airship sunk in 1935 Photos of newly discovered species in Brazil's Amazon rainforest Scientists explain why insects don’t get fat Tarantulas make silk with their feet Extinction looms as rich Chinese indulge their taste for tiger skins Sushi's Popularity Threatens Tuna Population 13.5 carat diamond discovered in Africa End: September 28, 2006 Meteors Light Up Skies Above Australia Discovery of bizarre particle that travels between the real world of matter and the spooky realm of antimatter 3 trillion times a second may open the door to a new era of physics Moving Beyond String Theory Meteorites used to study solar activity China to start earth trials of space-bred seeds French surgeons to operate on man in 'space' Good hygiene not easy in outer space Space Elevator vs Wildlife Mona Lisa still mysterious under 3-D U.S. psychologists say people made to think quickly report feeling happier and more energetic, creative and self-assured Scientists Develop Brain Map Excess testosterone kills brain cells, new study finds 'Mermaid' girl takes her first unaided steps US Soldiers To Use Face Matching Technology On New Weapons The kurinji blooms just once every 12 years. But are its days numbered? Neanderthal 'butcher's shop' found near Somme 18 priceless Buddha statues stolen from Indian museum EU bringing ancient crop into 21st century Berbers proud, resentful over ancient way of life Locust plague encircles Mexico's Cancun resort Officials Probe Mystery Of Dead Birds In New York City Mysterious migration of land crabs a creepy show Giant Crystal-Filled Cave Discovered in California The Big Bang In You Is Cosmic Consciousness End: September 27, 2006 Giant planets discovered by British team US private space rocket crashes NASA Maps Ocean's Monster Waves Computers taught to sort opinion from fact for US Homeland Security The Truth Behind the Spinach Scare: Cheap Beef French hospitals face antibiotic-resistant bacteria Ubiquity of chemicals is taking a toll on human beings Grow Your Own Limbs Menthol Cigarettes Seem Tougher to Quit Scientists to unveil secrets of Mona Lisa British Website lets you write to the future End: September 26, 2006 Biblical-style flood tore Britain from France Secret Documents Reveal UK Ministry of Defense Efforts To Cover Up UFO's Asteroid named after Chinese physicist NASA to limit cooperation with China's space program Rocket launch in U.S. ushers in cheap space flight China rolls out next generation Internet Emotional control circuit of brain's fear response discovered Scientists discover 'shadow person' Diabetes drug restored memory in diseased rats US researchers aim to design a prosthetic tail for injured dolphin Scientists baffled by decline in turtle nests in Florida Did ancient Chinese creature spread tuberculosis? Range of ancient horse greater than thought Boys Last: Birds Control Birth Order Thousands of dead fish, reptiles discovered in India End: September 25, 2006 Meteor Strike Leaves 3 Foot Hole In New York Images published by the European Space Agency show views of the mountain that resemble a human face on Mars Tunguska event an actual UFO crash site Three Fish Discovered In Duck Egg Baffles UK Biologists Out of America: Behind the bronze doors of the Masons' HQ Hubble finds goldmine of galaxies in the early universe Scientists discover cause of Parkinson’s disease Scientists turn dead cells into live tissue: Breakthrough could mean new treatments for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Sleeping on the job can improve your work Mummified dogs found buried with owners in Peru Pregnant prehistoric fossil discovered in Canada Early Bird Used Four Wings to Fly Ancient 700-year-old icon of the Virgin Mary recovered in Greece Magical underground world discovered in cave in Sequoia National Park End: September 24, 2006 For first time, Pentagon identifies remains of U.S. soldier from World War I More TVs Than People in Average Home, New Research Finds NASA leaders will get peek at China's secretive space program during visit there next week NASA it's not, but desert spaceport nears first launch Exploding star 'breaks the rules' Russian TV celebrates apparent discovery of ship at center of legendary Soviet rescue Robots Get Soft, Human-Like Skin U.S. study finds fear on-off switch in brain Secrets about climate, culture, time chiseled into ancient pine Scientists to check Nepal Buddha boy Ancient sea goddess celebrated by tens of thousands in China Mystery Illness Kills 4 In UK Drug-resistant TB on the rise in US: Deadliest strain brought in by visitors from other countries, officials say Tuberculosis Helped Bring Down Mastodons, New Study Suggests Volcanic Bug Yields Clue In Cancer Fight Four elephants found dead in Indonesian forests, poisoning suspected New shark discovered off South Africa Scientists find second red panda specimen Mosquitoes' thirst for sugar could prove to be the answer for eliminating malaria As losses climb, US growers declare war on E. coli Rome dusts off its ancient chariot track Tweaked Firefox Lets You Surf Internet Without a Trace End: September 22, 2006 Bright Yellow Fireball Streaks Across New Zealand Skies Remains of the legendary British frigate HMS Fantome carrying White House treasures from War of 1812 sets off International storm Scientists witness Mother Nature taking a breath New supernova discovery defies theory Shuttle Atlantis Returns to Earth After Expanding Space Station 'Extreme Physics' Observatory Ready for Final Assembly Mysterious Deer Deaths In US Attributed to Virus Massive Fish Die Off Reported In Puget Sound New treatment to repair damaged nerves could help thousands of patients regain movement in their arms and legs Scientists have given mice a tan without exposing them to the sun Half of fertility clinics in US allow parents to pick gender Man-made toxins are found in even the best diets Creepy Experiment Exposes Paranoia and Sense of Alien Control Where in the World Are Your Pictures? Israel opens ancient site near Jerusalem shrine Scientists have uncovered the remains of a child who lived 3.3 million years ago Yale University to post courses on Web for free End: September 21, 2006 Despite Fears, Black-Hole Factory Will Not Destroy Earth Say Physicists Bulletin of Atomic Scientists: Nuclear terror “more likely than not” Inspection finds more objects outside shuttle New ring discovered around Saturn Scientists urge moon visits sooner than later Distorted solar system discovered Restaurant at end of universe not so far off Florida Beachgoers Step Carefully Around Mysterious Shards E. coli outbreak in spinach vexes US officials, scientists Scientists study why washing veggies doesn’t kill E. coli 1 in 3 ADHD cases linked to lead, smoke new study says Mystery Disease Killing Lions in India Maligned raven lives up to reputation Ancient Britons come mainly from Spain End: September 20, 2006 Poor will get even poorer: Globalisation is no nirvana for us or the developing world, warns a leading US economist Russia's cosmic cleaners tip space junk into Pacific Time to Move the Mississippi River Experts Say Arctic seals a surprise to Florida scientists Shark that 'walks' discovered in Papua Fish used to detect terror attacks in US Scientists link acne drug to depression Compounds From Vegetables Attack Cancer Cells Prostate Cancer Drugs May Pose Danger: Study Finds Common Therapy Might Increase Risks of Heart Disease, Diabetes Discovery of the first resistance gene to rice yellow mottle virus German Scientists `teleport` two photons "Baltic gold" - The ancient treasure that did grow on trees Lebanon's Ancient Ruins Damaged by War End: September 19, 2006 'Minority Report' Ads Are In Your Future Eris: Largest known dwarf planet named after Greek goddess of chaos US Space surveillance operations moving from Cheyenne Mountain to California China plans to send spacecraft to study asteroids Scientists Confirm Bird's Head Seascape Is Richest on Earth More than 10,000 exotic animals sighted in UK in six years Expedition to Indonesia says it has discovered dozens of new marine species Working Rotating Shifts Increases Cancer Risk Say Scientists Life is a Devil's Bargain: Cancer or Aging Mysterious limp strikes 100,000 US kids a year Fear over the 'lunchtime facelift' as experts say Botox is addictive Why We Itch? Not entirely understood, and a new finding makes the whole problem seem even more complex Recent developments in the study of Gamma-ray bursts From when, by whom? The Mysterious Petroglyphs of Panama Mystery of UK island coconut bounty End: September 18, 2006 Whoever designed the universe made a right mess of religion Age of consumerism given the last rites First Female Space Tourist, Next ISS Crew Set to Launch Neanderthals 'last refuge' discovered Flood in Sabino Canyon, Arizona surprises scientists Scientists on science: explanatory power and predictions US Environmental Protection Agency plans to close labs, drop scientists and reduce oversight World Health Organization recommends indoor use of DDT insecticides Do robots dream of copyright? Lone hacker makes life tough for Microsoft End: September 17, 2006 A magical, majestic, mysterious migration now under way Don’t risk Antarctic cruise ship disaster 100,000 pieces of trash in space pose no shortage of risks Strange Lights and Noise in Night Sky Reported in South Dakota Hearing Voices: Some People Like It Ancient rituals meet high tech in India Ancient rock art found in Eagle Mountain, Utah Enchanted Russian ravine restores years of youth Changing Its Tune, Radio In US Failing End: September 16, 2006 Mysterious Slab May Bear Oldest Writings in New World Meteorite Strikes Golf Course In US Moon rock found in Antarctic Chinese scientists watching vegetables grow in space Experimental AI Powers US Air Force Robot Army Tens of thousands of spectacled flying foxes disappearance puzzles Australian scientists Invasive species has nearly wiped out native ants in California The Incredibly True Story of the ‘Miraculous’ Heider White Buffaloes New Zealand scientists say they are on way to uncovering a secret which could help the body rid of cancer Scientists Say Mineral Water In Scotland Kills Cancer Gamma ray can kill bacteria in powdered milk say scientists Slow brain waves play key role in coordinating complex activity Geniuses 'less prone to hangovers' Strange array of creatures lies under Alabama The science of ancient truths End: September 15, 2006 Ancient man's last stand in a refuge on the Rock The most distant Galaxy yet known in the Universe has been discovered by astronomers Astronomers discover strange new planet Wisconsin farm has third rare white buffalo 1937 Vancouver City Hall UFO Photograph Released Brave Nat, the Wolf girl of Thailand Bigfoot rumor has Hot Springs abuzz Scientists build battery with plastic Can hearing voices in your head be a good thing? Double amputee uses thought-controlled arm: Pioneering bionic arm technology may offer hope for injured veterans People who consume alcohol earn significantly more at their jobs than non-drinkers, new study finds Reality of childhood obesity dawns on US Insulin discovery to lead to new diabetes therapies Coffee is good for you, claim scientists Men are more intelligent than women, claims new study Increased dietary fish oil may prevent many deaths Two Andean Condors Set Free in Chile New theory (and old equations) may explain causes of ship-sinking freak waves Drake Passage Hides A Fragment Of The Ancient Continent Silicon-Based Life forms: Hortas In The Deeps End: September 14, 2006 Meteorite 'found' after New Zealand panic Meteorite fragment could be 'space junk' says New Zealand laboratory New Zealand Pilot describes space object flashing in front of cockpit Bolt drifts away as astronauts work outside space station Scientists Debate Size of Universe In the Towers of Silence, an ancient ritual of death comes under threat as India's vulture population suffers catastrophic decline Mysterious disease has Indian Girl's head generating pieces of glass Link between green tea and reduced mortality discovered Ancient Plant Provides Clues to Evolutionary Mystery Nana, Bubbe, Gramps, Pa? The universe of grandparent names is infinite End: September 13, 2006 Meteor creates sonic boom as it streaks through New Zealand skies Meteorite hits Canterbury, New Zealand Mysterious Fireball streaks across sky in Washington Pluto is now just a number: 134340 Mystery after UFO sighting in UK “Abominable Snowman” Footprints Photographed By Hunter In Russia $17 Million Paid For Baby Bigfoot In US? Scientists test hijack-proof plane Baylor study finds religion thriving in the U.S. Does God want you to be rich? Weightlifting may pose risk to eyesight, study finds Looking Away Helps Concentration, New Research Shows Junk food, TV and the Internet 'are poisoning childhood' Antibiotic for Sinuses Is Questioned Scientists pour scorn on Gulf War syndrome How long you live depends on which USA you live in Scientists dissect mystery of genius One Million Ways to Die New Multicolored Bird Found in India End: September 12, 2006 Pope says faith fading in rich world, but alive among poor Mission to forecast explosions on the Sun Chinese scientists unveil polar lights on earth El Nino Mystery Uncovered By Researchers Korean Scientists Find Cause for Diabetes Complications Mosquito can start tracking its victim from more than 100 feet away UK Transplant girl recovers with 55-year-old heart Divorce in midlife hurts women's heart health: Men's hearts seem to be unscathed after a break up, study shows Burglars are on a par with 'expert' pilots academics have concluded Schoolboy Nischal Narayanam sets a new record by memorizing 225 random objects Grave of 3000-Year-Old Warrior Holding a Sword Discovered in Iran Mothman Mystery...Missing Persons and Murder?? Duke scientists set sights on cloak of invisibility: Artificial materials may make science fiction dream a reality End: September 11, 2006 The Japanese Jesus trail Fairy Circle Reported In UK Scientists train for Mars voyage on Arctic island 'Super veggies' sent to space by China The Mystery of the Missing $40,000 Doorstop Men Smarter than Women, Scientist Claims Scientists find Alzheimer's 'self-defense' Food allergy cures within a decade, scientists say Migration remains a mystery Ancient Animal Skeletons Found in New Cave in US National Park Infants and Apes Remember Things Similarly End: September 10, 2006 U.S. Congress rejects Canada's claim of sovereignty in Arctic, urges Military buildup in region US population hits 300 million, but is it sustainable? Putin Suggests Creation of Oil Exchange in St. Petersburg US Homeland Security Secretary Chertoff Says Americans May Develop 'Radical Ideologies' From Internet FBI director wants US Internet companies to track and keep users website visits US Academia Signs Up for Tracking Down Dissent Israel founded using fake British banknotes forged by Nazi's, new book reveals US Federal Court Says It Has 'No Authority' Over American Citizen Held By Military Forces Britons 'could be microchipped like dogs in a decade'

Strange, Odd and Heroic It seems not just unlikely, but utterly preposterous. The French have run out of garlic German masked robbers revealed as costumed children German ‘love witch’ loses court battle UK Speed camera fines used to buy plasma TVs and T-shirts Japan phone alerts couples to baby-making window Robber's Bullet Passes Through Clerk, Kills Co-Worker In US US Riot Police Practice Raid On School Upsets Parents Pagan inmates given day off from work for Halloween in UK End: October 30, 2006 Tots as young as a few months old are being taken for psychotherapy in US and UK Web site offers to fix US elections -- for a price Who on earth would pay $1 million for hell? Bulgarian player ordered to get married by club Statue of Dennis the Menace stolen: Does Mr. Wilson have an alibi? Dad says cop toy utters curse word End: October 29, 2006 In rare occurrence British twins have different skin color Facelift woman 'killed by nurse over boyfriend bust-up 30 years before' Manatee swims to Memphis and hopefully turns tail New fast food debuts in U.S. fairs -- fried Coke Pubs to try red version of the "black stuff" US Federal Agents shoot a man armed with a shoe British Mother cleared of murdering baby son with salt US Murder Trial Juror Booted for Invoking Numerology End: October 28, 2006 Stop tracking drug dealers, we've arrested enough already, says UK police India abolishes husbands' 'right' to rape wife US Police seek robber disguised as President Bush £25 - Price of the UK's most expensive ice-cream Irishmen hit pay dirt selling soil to the New World US School Principal suspended for giving kid a ‘wedgie’ End: October 27, 2006 $12 million? That's-a four tuna! What on Earth has happened to geography? Canadian city sets underwear rule for firefighters Germany throws out stereotypes with the (very clean) rubbish Fish with a face 7-Eleven Pulls Drink Named Cocaine Bush welcome to raise cash, but no pictures and no press, say US Republican candidates Cobain bumps off Elvis as top-earning dead celeb Deer Chases Boy, Uses Him as Human Salt Lick Toddler Gets Stuck in Vending Machine, Has Fun Hugging Stuffed Animals End: October 25, 2006 Dutch army should take prostitutes abroad, says mayor Upset U.S. dad pulls gun on son's football coach Ape learns human lesson: Don’t pull fire alarm US Couple Fishing Catches Drowning Dog US Sailor Slays Marine After Woman's Fake Rape Story Coins Don't Smell, You Do End: October 24, 2006 US Kindergartners get sexual education classes "Bully" game makers say quit picking on us Mexico breaks record for simultaneous chess UK Town's shock as residents from mystery US 'twin' turn up bearing gifts End: October 23, 2006 Man with mannequin fetish arrested again Woman in Chile gives birth 4 hours after finding out she's pregnant Wisconsin man finds 5.47-carat canary diamond in Arkansas park German Inmate refuses to leave prison FBI informant who tried to assassinate President Ford up for parole 50-year-old mystery solved in Canada Unique Russian woman talks to animals, communicates with the dead and reads people’s minds German Motorist follows navigation orders, crashes car Urinals Shaped Like Women's Mouths Canned End: October 22, 2006 Poland deports illegal alien cows that swam from Belarus Spanish King Denies Killing Drunk Russian Bear Kazakh central bank misspells ‘bank’ on money Scales of justice weigh heavy for dieting escapee US Lawyer invents way to spy on nannies Use Textbooks As Shields From School Shooters, Says US Educator US Judge Orders Woman Not To Get Pregnant End: October 20, 2006 Missing shepherd saved by his dogs Easing guilty conscience in UK costs £736 million Stingray leaps on boat, stabs man in chest Bear Cubs Trapped in Bear-Proof Dumpster Bruno the bear, after being shot to death, to be kept at secret location after threats End: October 19, 2006 Heroic Dog Saves Mistress, Dies Trying To Save Cat Police dog falls from window, catches suspect Vegas casino magnate accidentally pokes hole in Picasso masterpiece Bullet in skull deepens Australia WWII ship mystery Heartbroken Chinese man's revenge backfires Robots Staff Automated Restaurants Children’s Game Of 'Tag' Banned By US School End: October 18, 2006 Diamonds are icing on $20 million wedding cake Slurring Belgian minister wins Internet stardom Beaks, Brains Found In US Pet Food UK Girl, 14, accused of supplying machine guns End: October 17, 2006 Home sweet home -- Italians build chocolate igloo Pampered US pets dress up for Halloween German Airline Will Cater To Smokers: Planes Will Not Have Non-Smoking Section New Sports Car For Open Road, Open Water Snail Mail with Real Snails One giant step for home entertainment? Australian schoolboy will soon start Grade 11 despite failing almost every test he has sat for the past four years End: October 16, 2006 Dog back in California after 1,400-mile trek US Principal quits after shooting kittens at school Japanese Woman gives birth to daughter's baby UK Police want spy planes to fight anti-social behaviour 'Demon wife' earns husband a fortune Kangaroo on the lam in Austria sighted by motorists; continues to elude police From Chinese jail to Miss Tibet? A girl's dream Swede plans to put little red cottage on the moon Polish firms carve out niche with Nazi uniforms US Woman Tries To Sell Mummy On eBay Flying bra causes crash; Ohio teen faces litter charge End: October 15, 2006 Canada troops battle 10-ft Afghan marijuana plants Peruvian lettuce proves deadly for Moroccan camels Disney says "non" to Mouse orgy Intestinal ailment ads turn Chinese stomachs UK Homeowners asked to spy on neighbours and report them if they are not recycling End: October 13, 2006 Cuba's oldest man dies at 126 Turkish woman gives birth at the age of 64 Hitler, underwear checks, prostitutes – the family at war over £2.5 million trust fund Pet Cloning Company Closes In US Birds and the bees may be gay, according to the world's first museum exhibition about homosexuality among animals Vietnamese Death-row prisoner gets pregnant in solitary US Teacher Suspended Over Toy Gun In Pants End: October 12, 2006 Newborn baby boy survives 24 hours in armadillo burrow in Brazil Bulgarian Woman freed after killing son goes home and then kills husband First atlas fetches record price in UK Village that refuses to be damned China agonizes over leg-stretching-by-rack surgery Trail of beer, clothes leads to beer truck bandit in Canada End: October 11, 2006 ‘Runaway bride’ sues ex-fiancee for $500,000 Super Secret US National Security Agency Sets Up Website For Kids To Teach Morse Code Jelly Causes Massive Security Alert In Germany Germany's most famous beer maid is made in Arizona Boy critical after his horse bolts, collides with New York City taxi World's 15th Largest Diamond Fetches $12 Million US Mom Accused of Swinging Baby As Weapon UK Husband tried to kill latex allergy wife with rubber glove End: October 10, 2006 Amish attend funeral for their daughters' killer Serb Man used snake as car alarm Australian Firefighters spy on own firebugs US Priest Says He Took Money Because He Was Underpaid End: October 9, 2006 Pictures of smiling Hitler on billboards across Brazil to promote chain of dental clinics Abducted by aliens? Call now for compensation 7-year-olds taught to act out smoking cannabis in UK Star Trek Auction Fetches $7.1 Million for 1,000 Items New Zealand movie star pregnant at 16 Puppy is the prize in Putin picture contest End: October 8, 2006 Abducted by aliens? Call now for compensation Reverse psychology lands Aussie driver in hot water Carrot Juice Blamed For Paralyzing Florida Woman US Woman Says Dog Ate Winning Powerball Ticket Scooping Dog Poop Becomes Million-Dollar Biz Iraqi comedy show pulls no punches Dad Names Son After Sports Channel ESPN 136 stolen cars, 1 suspect: "He enjoyed driving" Key to marital success in afterlife: Finding a corpse End: October 7, 2006 Man, 104, honored as America's oldest worker UK government funds robot to help treat baldness Zombie hunters in demand in Sweden Stinky feet research wins Nobel prize Burning desire to be fireman lands Australian man in jail Deaf 8-Year-Old Won't Face Driving Charge In US US Teenager Fined $250 By Police For Playing Hacky Sac End: October 6, 2006 Grieving Amish raise money for killer's family, 'This is possible if you have Christ in your heart' Suspect surrenders after hiding in cave for 8 years in China The £20,000 house - that sits on top of a pin UK Drivers think of sex rather than signals German Police hunt breast enlargement cheats US Student flying with dynamite "souvenir" indicted Parents, authors and even some teachers rebel against homework in US Oops ... US police hit the wrong house in porn raid End: October 5, 2006 Vietnam's miraculous 'parachute boy' survives typhoon's wild ride Baby sitter botches first day, picks up wrong kid Body of elderly man who died 3-4 years ago found in Vienna apartment Internet romance has gruesome end in Brazil Reported Firefox JavaScript Flaws Just a Joke, Hackers Admit Celebrity 'snap-on teeth' craze comes to Britain Personal ad helps uncover decades-old mystery End: October 4, 2006 US Students Offered $500 Rewards To Inform On Classmates Iraqi Followers Of Moqtada al-Sadr believe US invaded Iraq to prevent the return to Earth of the Messiah US Local Politician Wants To Sterilize Bad Parents Hollywood casts Indian actor as Pakistani leader Boxer goes naked to make weight for world title fight Beer, banter... and a brothel U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Sex-Toy Case Cameras Not Helping Fight Crime Much, Say Washington DC Police End: October 3, 2006 Fans will never know the whereabouts of late Crocodile Hunter star Steve Irwin's final resting Accused of killing US deputy, suspect shot 68 times, would have been shot more but police ran out of bullets US School Gives Parents Detention For Late Kids Australians wary of Indonesia, can't name president Etiquette guide offers sleaze tips for posh girls US Woman Smoking While Pumping Gas Ignites Fire, Burns Self And Car Four killed in mysterious radio blasts in Sudan Super-Luxury Homes Hit Market for $100 Million in US End: October 2, 2006 Dutch vote themselves Europe's third biggest louts Pit Bull Saves Florida Teen From Fire US Suspect Wears Box On Head To Courthouse Iranian video game offers chance to blow up U.S. tanker Internet gambling ban added to U.S. port security bill Australian Prisoners train as croc handlers End: September 30, 2006 Outrage as US baby wig craze hits Britain American Toddler's survival of three-day ordeal 'truly a miracle' Dutch Burglar betrayed by urge to play piano Two million air miles will buy you a ticket into space US School Suspends Girls For Dressing Alike Squirrels Go On Attack In California US Doctor Claims He Travels Back In Time To Heal: State Health Officials Not Buying It White House gates shut to 'Kazakh reporter' comic End: September 29, 2006 Norwegian school's decision to make schoolboys sit on toilet seats when urinating creates political controversy Seven-metre fingernails win place in book of records UK dog owner ordered to pay £400 for not cleaning up her pet's mess in her own back garden Superheroes too much for Thai army Chinese Art teacher's naked lecture denounced US Police spend $6,000 in lap dances, drinks, tips to investigate bikini bar Sorry, no one's reading that resume you sent End: September 28, 2006 Single-parent job plan fuels divorce frenzy in China 6-year-old Chinese boy did 10,000 pushups in hours US Network Fakes Stadium Cheers For Bush Sr. Thai go-go girls go away, military says Midnight Red Barbie Doll sets auction record 'Croc Hunter' Widow: Footage Won't Air 'Crocodile Hunter' Believed He Would Die Fate of Irwin's remains stay a mystery End: September 27, 2006 Fudge the hamster's happy ending Stray teddy bear takes out 2,500 fish British Sperm banks near empty after donor anonymity lifted Plucky Australian boy gets Miss Universe dream date Three-year-old buys pink convertible on eBay Archives open up centuries of British sex Crying American Kids Pray Over George Bush At Jesus Camp 'Dead' woman shocks family in Brazil End: September 26, 2006 Debate rages over new Confucius image US Child Cut, Forced To Bleed On Bible Drowned children found in washing machine in US Robin Hood was Welsh and never went to Nottingham, claims book Men prefer small bust to silicon End: September 25, 2006 Monkey strangles girl to death in India Polish woman caught growing marijuana for cow Austrian Burglars shocked by severed heads Missing Boy's Mother Says She Was 'Misunderstood' In Suicide Note Mystery surrounds deaths of US Coast Guard divers in the Arctic Rocket scientists not as smart as we thought UK Police called after one flea is found on student's kitten End: September 24, 2006 Pentagon to Tear Down World's Most Dangerous Hot Dog Stand Unused 10-cent US stamp with a rare printing error fetches $74,000 at auction British TV Network Plans To Air Crucifixion Of Real Body Marmalade made with edible gold comes at a price £11 a mouthful World's largest egg laid in Sweden US Woman Found Slain With Baby Cut From Body: Man Says Girlfriend Confessed To Slaying Roach eaters go to front of line at Six Flags Great America End: September 22, 2006 US Teens In Stolen Car Enter American War On Terror Base Without Being Stopped "Auto Theft" tattoo tips Canadian police to thief US First-Grader Suspended Over Plastic Squirt Gun US Woman jailed months over $705 fine now free Tea-Bag Mail Protest Worries US Post Office I KNOW IT'S THONG... BUT I CAN'T HELP IT! End: September 21, 2006 Jerusalem? Never heard of it War on terror: the boardgame Pajama-wearing a scourge of Shanghai life More People In US Leave Big Inheritances To Fido, Fluffy Panda Bites Man, Man Bites Him Back Lollipop idea to shush yobs in UK End: September 20, 2006 Parents In Maine Arrested For Kidnapping Their Daughter In Forced Abortion Try World's tallest man says he's happy with height, used to wish he were normal Italian thief accidentally turns himself in Surfers crowd wave in South Africa for world record Good Samaritan Uses Stick To Rescue Crash Victims Surrounded By Alligators in Florida Pigs fed on bodybuilder steroids cause food poisoning in China UK Laborer gets fired for good looks End: September 19, 2006 Man inhabits dog? Rabbis in Israel ponder case of stray 94 Year Old Native American Storyteller Killed On Way Home From Receiving Top US Award 'Toad juice' buyers warned of explosion risk in Australia Mad for U.S. beef, herd heads for Tokyo restaurant Cow shooting sparks debate over remnant of Old West End: September 18, 2006 Big Brother is not only watching you - now he's barking orders too Tissue Box Help Sign Saves Elderly Women Trapped In Hot Car Body Washes Up Near 'CSI: Miami' Set Real Dead Body Found on Set of 'CSI: New York' Text Message Leads To US Girl's Rescue Charges Dropped In US After Judge Finds No Law Against Having Sex With Dead End: September 17, 2006 Woman slashes US mother, takes newborn baby 'Chatbot' king George looks for human friends on the internet College Newspaper in Virginia Removes Jesus Cartoons at Artist's Request Austrians urged to count dog droppings Guns crafted into guitars to promote peace in Colombia Bid to make world's biggest flag gone with the wind Vietnam-era US Marine deserter caught at Mexican border Mystery Deepens in Case of Missing Colorado US Marine End: September 16, 2006 Anger over UK Church advert which puts Jesus' face on beer glass Sudan man forced to 'marry' goat after found having sex with animal US Police Upset About 'Where To Get Pot' Web Site Indian Policeman pays price for mating mutt Spoof letters baffle and befuddle leaders French villages speechless after phone cable theft Charges Dropped Against US Traveler With Penis Pump US Woman Guilty After Microwaving Fake Penis At Store End: September 15, 2006 Kenya cult enters bunkers though doomsday uneventful Have hotter sex urges US Minister who says Christian marriages walk on the wild side Madonna could be sent into space in 2009 says Russian Space Agency French man fined for damaging his home for art The Man Who Claims To Be Jesus End: September 14, 2006 Watch the video of George Bush being assassinated Russian Parliament denies proposal to send Madonna into space Colombia gang wives call sex strike against crime US Man Won't Shave Until Bin Laden Caught Tennessee Police Probe 'Feline Jihad' Case Mysterious Anti-Government Group Spends Big In Montana Election Australian Farmer over the moon after cow gets jump start Poisoned pigeons began nose-diving into pavement and dying on downtown sidewalks during US festival US Judge sentences car parked in his spot to lockdown Florida dad breaks leg after jumping off bridge with daughter to cure her fear of heights End: September 13, 2006 Panic in Munich after papal communion wafers locked in box One small step for space toilets, one giant leap for personal spaceflight 'Ghost tree' forms human face in Malaysia Caught On Tape: Small Planes Collide 'Don’t strangle the anointed one,' wife pleaded in row over Mel Gibson film Fish kills spear-fishing diver off Florida Starbucks Sued for $114 Million Over Recalled Employee Coupon Sheep poo paper scoops top award in UK End: September 12, 2006 Recluse of 20 years in Italy had 7ft long hair US Driver Leads Police On Chase, Stops For Red Lights Pope's parents met through personal ad Widower offers to marry ageing prostitutes Zoos Targets for Exotic Animal Thieves In Europe Stolen bones implanted in British patients YouTube's Lonelygirl15 outed as a phoney UK Mother who had child after 'abortion' says she'll battle on for £250,000 'Sex on jet' couple bailed for affray and endangering an aircraft End: September 11, 2006 Plan to lose virginity on net excites interest, anger UK Teens die after logging into 'suicide chat rooms' Beer cans a clue in Ohio crop circle probe U.S. judge allows Jesus at meetings Kids Don't Want Veggies, Fruits At School New US Study Finds UK Mother fined for swearing at gang of trouble-makers Tragic letter Eric Clapton received from his dead son US cocktail parties for dogs target human wallets Media Coverage May Have Pushed Missing Boy's Mom Over Edge End: September 10, 2006 Brest enhancing padded bras for girls as young as six are being sold in Australia No swastika mittens for NATO leaders Dutch priest in bomb hoax to stop Madonna concert Madonna living in fear over Russian Mafia death threats Shoe size mix-up costs German clothes thief dear Mom's Suicide Is Major Setback In Search For Missing Boy In Florida US Couple Has Third Set Of Twins -- Plus Others South Korean Park Features Talking Elephant Smoking Ban Prompts Georgia Cafe to Ban Kids, Welcome Smokers Oregon ER Nurse Strangles Intruder With Bare Hands Chinese Diplomats in Sofia Get into Sword Fight over Lady End: September 9, 2006 Schoolchildren should be given compulsory lessons about the benefits of abortion say UK health ministers Free condoms for 12-year-olds urged in UK Turkey plant workers in UK filmed playing baseball with live birds Striptease Heats Up Global Warming Event In Australia Hawaiian Motorists Forced To Sleep In Cars During 14-Hour Traffic Jam Mystery Fuels Huge Popularity of Web's Lonelygirl15 Arrests follow marijuana cookie party in San Francisco US Wife Shoots Husband Who Shot Chicken, Police Say: Neighbor Says There Were Dead Chickens All Over US Jury awards white teacher $307,000 in harassment suit against black co-workers UK Postman sacked for mourning his dog wins £10,000 End: September 8, 2006 Scottish University Bans Bibles From Student Residence Halls Speeding driver in Canada blames lack of goats US TV Reporter Brutally Beaten By Angry Couple FBI tries to crack "code" in Mafia boss's bible Louisiana man drilling for oil in his "front yard" US Police Chief May Lose Job Over Wife's Nude Pics Delving into the mysterious death of Superman End: September 7, 2006 Captain Kirk too scared for real-life space mission Man with no eyes was driving car in UK Jewish man removed from Canadian airplane for praying Air Canada tosses six year old off flight Flight Passenger Sent to US Mental Hospital "World's fattest man" to be operated on in Italy Hanged dog back from dead with kiss of life Cambodia bans beauty pageants UK Woman 'forced to work naked as domestic slave' Hunt man turns himself in after dog kills mouse End: September 6, 2006 Colombia's class wars now on TV Irish hospital investigating how dead man ended up having somebody else's organs put into his body US Woman Finds Ancient Coin In Grocery Change Smoke and enjoy the flight "My toilet was stopped up. My guests were on their way. And I couldn't find a plunger!" Smitten man tries to kidnap mannequin in Japan, Says was 'love at first sight' End: September 5, 2006 US Men Jailed For Stealing Food From Trash Taiwan wife punishes husband with suicide in water tower Mystery of the giant magical mushroom Scientists have invented a toothbrush that lets you listen to pop songs while you scrub away Britain cracked Nazi's World War II secret "dress code" Israeli Police caught flat-footed in car chase End: September 4, 2006 The Case of the Missing Paperboy Revived -- After 24 Years US Zoo Kills One Of Oldest Captive African Elephants UK Dog gets protection order after beating The phone, the thief, his wife and a Chihuahua? UK Farmer takes revenge on squatter ... with forklift End: September 2, 2006 UK to target problem kids before they're born Money more important than looks in a man, say women in new survey Bulgarian Teen sleeps through plane's round trip Tourist map spat chills Chile and Argentina relations Pinocchio and friends converted to Islam End: September 1, 2006 World’s smallest man greets the world China court rejects suit over right to sex Whale Vomit Found Along North Wales Coastline Could Trigger "Gold Rush" Las Vegas ends late-night wedding-licence service Hedgehogs humble McDonalds RadioShack Uses E-Mail to Fire Employees "Bonnie and Clyde" smooch to rob in Italy End: August 31, 2006 When this teen cries, stones roll down her eyes Today's the day to pick a fight Desperate Catholics find "rent-a-priests" online Elvis Presley's Cadillac for sale in UK SS Minnow from 'Gilligan's Island' for sale Brazil woman gives birth to 14 pound baby Inmates shave heads to mop up Philippine oil spill Australian Petrol Station Gives Discounts To Customers On Prostitutes Camel's Milk An Aphrodisiac? Elderly Dad Says Yes US Students claim school in 'chaos' climb out of windows 'They say I ate my father. But I didn't' End: August 30, 2006 Miracles or madness? Fish Tells Jewish Fish-Cutter In New York 'End Is Near' Chinese Woman Crashes When Teaching Dog to Drive UK Chainsaw Horror Blamed On Anti-Depressant Drug U.S. Army Intelligence Analyst Targeted For Suggesting New Independent 9/11 Investigation End: August 29, 2006 World’s oldest person dies in Ecuador at 116: Woman was born in the same year as Charlie Chaplin, Adolph Hitler Only women need apply for Russia traffic police UK Footballers store children's stem cells as "repair kit" Fake birds save South African town after seal bloodbath Red-Light Camera Mix-Up: Ohio Woman Gets New York Ticket SubGenius UFO Cult Challenges Scientology For Hollywood Weirdness End: August 28, 2006 Australian gets go-ahead to deep-freeze himself and parents Overweight? Asthmatic? Australia's army wants you Baby Born In Car After Dad Gets Lost Washington hit by curse of kid bloggers Finn takes gold at mobile phone throwing contest 'Don't Marry Career Women' says Forbes Article 500,000 wheelie bins 'have a spy in the lid' in UK End: August 27, 2006 A Lesson In Travel 101: Don't Pack Dynamite Outsize shoemaker flies to world's tallest woman US Space center site of prairie chicken love nest project Fisherman return to Mexico after mysterious journey at sea End: August 26, 2006 US Sheriffs seek UFO, possibly with soybeans attached A Pregnant Man? Another Person Lived Inside a Man for Nearly Four Decades Strange Bedfellows: German Radical Leftists for Bush China tells tour guides to rein in rude tourists Man in Texas foils burglary in Britain Forbes Lists America's Drunkest Cities End: August 25, 2006 US Black students ordered to give up seats to white children US Judge to Rule if 'Meowing' Is Harassment UK Teenager jammed former employers computer with 5 million hoax emails Rare Sumatran tiger shot and killed in US zoo China bans strippers at funerals 40-orgasms-a-day helps trap UK benefit fraudster US dad saves newborn after birth at home Internet revives ancient skills of the geisha girls Canadian woman rebuked by her church for criticizing city End: August 24, 2006 Psycho Killer Raccoons Terrorize US City German 'Superpapa' Busted After Adopting Over 300 Kids Goats swallow $12,500 in China Florida Manatee discovered in Rhode Island Waters Chinese Man's iron head fails him Poland toddler drives over grandmother Human Body Parts Harvested in North Carolina Recalled US DUI suspect show up drunk to Court End: August 23, 2006 World's oldest person turns 115 Oldest Person In France, Dies Aged 114 New candidate for France's oldest living person at 112 New York City's oldest bartender still going strong at 90 US Teacher Burns 2 American Flags In Class To Motivate Students Could Polygamous family tree hurt top US Presidential hopeful? Osama obsessed with Whitney Houston Arizona man stung to death by 'killer' bees Stolen banjo recovered via eBay 35 years later End: August 22, 2006 Mumbai's "Hitler" eatery angers Indian Jews Indians rush to temples to feed "thirsty" idols Tom & Jerry in trouble for smoking Crucifix banned by Australian school End: August 21, 2006 All my moms love me, Utah kid tells polygamist rally Nepali women strip and plough to appease rain gods Wild elephants run amok, kill five residents in Indonesia As If Hotdogs In US Didn't Have Enough Strange Ingredients! Drunk Britons shatter peace of Lourdes End: August 20, 2006 Indians drink "divine" miracle sea water as it turns sweet Vultures lay siege to Amazon jungle city US Worker Trapped Waist-Deep In Chocolate Nazi fanatics killing off Hitler's special beetle End: August 19, 2006 Naked performance with dead pig branded "sick" in UK Australian lawmakers ponder the meaning of fish German town gambles fortune to keep neo-Nazis out Kansas Teen Gets Perfect Scores On ACT, SAT Candy workers discover chocolate Virgin Mary End: August 18, 2006 Hitler watercolor paintings to be auctioned off US Woman Killed On Drive To See Dying Husband China targets uncouth tourists ahead of Olympics Mysterious Mona Lisa Spotted In Oregon Berlin family faces eviction for loud night prayers Buddhist monks brawl at Sri Lanka peace protest Crane breaks down while transferring nuclear fuel in Bulgaria Mystery of the painted footprints in UK End: August 17, 2006 Mexican Fishermen found after 11 months at sea Indian Boy tied to tree for nine years for biting dogs US woman finds love in Perth schoolboy, leaves child behind David Copperfield says he's found Fountain of Youth Online dating planned – for orangutans US Cop 'robbed drivers' during traffic stops Batman, Superman charged with Drink Driving in UK End: August 16, 2006 US Filmmaker Offers $3 Million To Find Elvis Australian farmers called to report ugly sheep Breast implants save Israeli's life in rocket attack Celebrity snakes' poop worse than bite Sex Ed Changes At US School With 65 Pregnant Teens Forget War, Let's Get Married: Israelis Hold Mass Wedding Angry Woman Gets Revenge at McDonald's Kittens thrown in frying pan in New York End: August 15, 2006

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