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Caution or Courage? by Karen Wright
Written by Karen Wright   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Karen Wright"These times of ours are serious and full of calamity, but all times are essentially alike. As soon as there is life there is danger." Ralph Waldo Emerson

If not for courage we would not move. We would closet ourselves in our homes and watch through the window while other people succeed and fail and have a life. Sadly, many do just that. With doors dead-bolted and answering machines screening. Sequestered and safe. Or so it seems.

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A Beautiful Sight with No One Watching by Jerry Maldonado
Written by Jerry Maldonado   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Not to bring up old news to some of you, but if you recall a few months ago in my column I eulogized a dear friend who passed away. The hardest part was reading a letter at the service from my friend’s oldest daughter Amanda. This highly intelligent high school senior not only offered the most powerful set of words, but understood that the little things in life mean more than anything.

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When it Comes to Cheating the Door Opens From the Inside - Life in the Fast Lane
Written by Wild-Man Bill   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Wild-Man BillWhen I was twenty-two years old, I met a beautiful blonde hair woman named Christine. She had the face and body of a movie star. She was the most beautiful woman that I had ever made love to up to that point in my life.

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Amsterdam, The Way We Knew You by Dorian de Wind
Written by Dorian de Wind   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Dorian de WindThings may have changed in beautiful Amsterdam since I was there two years ago.

I understand that, since then, Amsterdam city officials have launched an effort to drastically curtail and regulate the activities in the famous Amsterdam “red light district."

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Database Detailing Thousands of Martin Luther King Jr. Documents Goes Online
Written by Sunday News Scape   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Stanford, California - Details and descriptions of more than 4,000 documents on or about Martin Luther King Jr. will go public when Stanford's Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute launches a new online database on May 18. An additional 4,000 document records will be available by year's end.

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Ancient Trading Raft Sails Anew
Written by MIT   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Cambridge, Massachusetts - For the first time in nearly 500 years, a full-size balsa-wood raft just like those used in pre-Columbian Pacific trade took to the water on Sunday, May 10. Only this time, instead of the Pacific coast between Mexico and Chile where such rafts carried goods between the great civilizations of the Andes and Mesoamerica as long as a millennium ago, the replica raft was floated in the Charles River basin.

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Biomarker Can Distinguish Between Cell Death and DNA Damage
Written by IV Post   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Washington, DC - National Cancer Institute (NCI) researchers have identified a molecular ring pattern that could be used as a biomarker to identify and distinguish between cells that are programmed for death from cells that have a particular type of DNA damage.

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Meaning of Free Speech on Campus Discussed at University of Chicago Forum
Written by University of Chicago   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Chicago, Illinois - On a university campus, such as the University of Chicago, the freedom individuals have in expressing ideas is not the same as the freedom the institution has taking positions.

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Princeton Team's of Flu Virus Analysis Could Lead to Better Vaccines
Written by Princeton University   
Sunday, 17 May 2009

Princeton, New Jersey - A team of Princeton University scientists may have found a better way to make a vaccine against the flu virus.

Though theoretical, the work points to the critical importance of what has been a poorly appreciated aspect of the interaction between a virus and those naturally produced defensive proteins called antibodies that fight infection.

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One In Five Online Consumers Have Been Victims of Cybercrime
Written by Consumer Reports   
Sunday, 17 May 2009
Yonkers, New York -  It continues to be a boom time for cybercrime according to the latest Consumer Reports National Research Center “State of the Net” survey. Consumer Reports found that one in five online consumers have been victims of cybercrime in the last two years to the tune of an estimated $8 billion dollars. And the overall rate of the crime has remained consistent over the five years that Consumer Reports has been tracking. 
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