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Ilya The Manatee Rescued, Heading To Miami Aquarium
BRIGANTINE, N.J. — A wayward manatee is headed back to Florida aboard a transport jet after being rescued from murky waters near a New Jersey oil refinery. Ilya was loaded aboard a plane that took off Thursday morning from Atlantic City for a Miami Coast Guard base. The ultimate destination? The Miami Seaquarium. The sea cow was pulled from a creek at a Linden oil refinery Monday and recuperated at the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine. Federal wildlife authorities kept the resc
Straight to the Top of the Charts: Bass at Last Makes its Wilmington Debut
The following thread appeared yesterday on Craig’s List/Wilmington/Musicians. While the postings there are often snarky, with musical tastes heatedly debated and talent evaluated sight unseen, this one has an alluring sense of humor. Well, I’ve finally done it. I bought a bass guitar and an amp yesterday, so now I’m a bass player. I haven’t figured out why it has 4 strings, when you can only strum one at a time. Speaking of time, can anybody tell me what drummers mean when they talk about ti
04/08/09: Transfer Rumors
‘Barcelona have offered €22m for the Shakhtar Donetsk defender Dmytro Chygrynskyi. Donetsk, who had slapped a €30m tag, have already used the player in this year’s Champions League, making him ineligible for the Catalonia side’s team sheet, if the deal goes through.’ – Sport ‘Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he will not improve his original offer of £6m for Bordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh.’ – L’Equipe ‘Toulouse striker Andre-Pierre Gignac has confirmed that he will be staying in France d
EPL Gossip Tuesday August 4th
Barcelona are planning a £12m move for Manchester United defender Jonny Evans. Daily Mail Manchester United did Barcelona and Gerard Pique a favour last year selling him due to lack of first team playing team. This would not be repeated with Evans who should get his fair share of playing time with United this season. Manchester United have inquired but are yet to make a bid for Valencia midfielder David Silva. Guillem Balague I do admire how Valencia is able to keep their top players a
Human Malaria Originated In Chimps: Study
Chimpanzees appear to be the source of malaria in humans, according to a study released Tuesday. Researchers studied malaria in chimps in Cameroon and Ivory Coast and concluded that the parasite that causes malaria in humans likely developed from the parasite that causes malaria in chimps, the Associated Press reported. It had been believed the two parasites developed from a common origin. read more
04/08/09: Transfer Rumors
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Tips To Choose The Right African Jewelry
To chart the history of African jewelry you have to go back to Namibia 27,000 years ago. In the cave paintings of Namibia you can see the awakening of the artistic man. It took quite a few years from then to about 15,000 years ago when an oval pendant in bone, a piece of antique jewelry , in Tunisia, indicated what was probably the birth of African jewelry . The earliest materials used in African jewelry making were bones mainly of birds, nuts and seeds. It’s because of the very
Zheng He’s Fleet – Zheng He’s Ships
Zheng He’s Ships Zheng He’s Fleet Zheng He's ship compared to Columbus's Kangnido Map Zheng He From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia For the Three Kingdoms general, see Zhang He. A model of a Zheng He treasure ship Zheng He: The Epic Voyages China’s Greatest Admiral Zheng He Zheng He ( traditional Chinese: 鄭和; simplified Chinese: 郑和; pinyin: Zhèng Hé; Wade-Giles: Cheng Ho; Birth name: 馬三寶 / 马三宝; pinyin: Mǎ Sānbǎo; Arabic/
Arsenal Set to Sign £8m Kalou: Why Would We Sign Chelsea Cast-offs?
Please let it all be just a bad dream! ARSENAL are on the verge of signing Salomon Kalou from Chelsea. The Gunners have offered £6million for the 23-year-old Ivory Coast striker – but the Blues are insisting on £8m. Emirates boss Arsene Wenger is ready to double his weekly wage to £60,000 and has offered him a five-year contract. Kalou rocked Chelsea in February when he said it would be an honour to play for Wenger. Kalou said: “He is a very great coach and I know that every si
Success in Thailand for ASPIRE Football Dreams
Success in Thailand for ASPIRE Football DreamsBANGKOK, Thailand, August 4/PRNewswire/ –- More Than 15,000 Young Hopefuls Narrowed Down to Three Lucky Boys Over the past three weeks Thailand has played host to ASPIRE’s Football Dreams program – the largest football talent search of its kind in the world. Experts from ASPIRE Academy for Sports Excellence teamed up with some of the sport’s top coaches as they assessed over 15,000 would-be footballers.(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20090
Drogba ready to commit to Chelsea
LONDON - Didier Drogba is set to give Chelsea a major boost by signing a new three-year contract, which could even be sorted out this week. It is understood that Ivory Coast striker Drogba is close to completing the deal after confirming on his club’s American tour that he wanted to stay at Stamford Bridge. Drogba’s long-term [...]
Drogba ready to commit to Chelsea
London, Aug.4 (ANI): Didier Drogba is set to give Chelsea a major boost by signing a new three-year contract, which could even be sorted out this week. It is understood that Ivory Coast striker Drogba is close to completing the deal after confirming on his club’s American tour that he wanted to stay at Stamford Bridge. Drogba’s long-term future looked in some doubt after his Champions League bust-up against Barcelona last season. But new manager Carlo Ancelotti has made it crystal clear ho
“It is a no-brainer that Arsenal will still finish above £100m, or whatever is at the latest count, Manchester City” - James Lawton
Comment & analysis round-up Quote of the day : “Going to Arsenal is my dream. I am at the end of my contract and the club want to turn this into a money issue. What the club are asking for is not fair. I am angry. I am even disgusted. I don’t understand why people are doing this to me. Ever since I’ve played football, I’ve given my all for this club and for the fans. I believe I deserve more consideration.” - Marouane Chamakh. Runner-up : “He’s a big name.” - Sunderland assistant man
Malaria Breakthrough
Virus Hunter Discovers Origin of Malaria in Chimps CNN.com, August 4, 2009 – Nathan Wolfe is a hunter, but he doesn’t carry a gun. His prey are invisible to the naked eye. Wolfe leads expeditions into the mysterious world of viruses and pathogens. “They are everywhere,” said Wolfe, a microbiologist who speaks of his targets — infectious organisms — with the giddy lilt of a teenager on a first date. “We have the potential to explore a completely new biological world and go out and reall
Malaria parasite transmitted from chimpanzees to humans 5,000yrs ago
University of California researchers claim to have identified what they believe is the original source of malignant malaria-a parasite found in chimpanzees in equatorial Africa. UC Irvine biologist Francisco Ayala says that genetic analyses have indicated that the deadly parasite was transmitted to humans from chimpanzees perhaps as recently as 5,000 years ago, and possibly through a single mosquito. Previously, malaria’’s origin had been unclear. The discovery could aid the development of
FIFA fine Ivory Coast
World football’s governing body FIFA on Wednesday fined Ivory Coast’s football federation and imposed crowd restrictions following a deadly stampede at Abidjan’s main stadium last March.FIFA have fined the Ivorian Football federation $4,7000 but has also donated $96,000 to a fund set-up for the victims’ families.The safety measures will be in place for the Elephants’ next round of the 2010 World Cup qualifiers in September.The capacity for the match against Burkina Faso on 5 September will be se
Dear Trusted Partner
From: “Mr Matthew Kone” Reply-To: makone@cantv.net Subject: Dear Trusted Partner Date: Fri, 24 Jul 2009 03:28:52 -0430 To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx FROM THE DESK OF MR MATTHEW KONE. AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING MANEGER, Dear Friend, I am the manager of Accounts/Operations Department of a Prime banks here in Abidjan Ivory Coast. In my department we discovered an abandoned sum of (US$16.5,million US dollars) in an account that belongs to one of our foreign customer retired Atlanta physician
Researchers Say They Found Malarias Origin In Chimps
Nathan Wolfe is a hunter, but he doesn’t carry a gun. His prey are invisible to the naked eye. Researchers compared malaria DNA from infected chimps in Cameroon and Ivory Coast with human malaria. Wolfe leads expeditions into the mysterious world of viruses and pathogens. “They are everywhere,” said Wolfe, a microbiologist who speaks of his targetsinfectious organismswith the giddy lilt of a teenager on a first date. “We have the potential to explore a completely new biological world and go out
Sailors with a Sweet Tooth
Of all the world’s mammals, there is one that lays claim to a jaw full of the world’s largest teeth. That distinction goes to one of our seafaring mammalian brothers, the sperm whale. Surprisingly, the sperm whale’s upper jaw is toothless, but the bottom makes up for it containing roughly 60 seven pound teeth. In the mid-1800s, through a combination of seemingly unlimited forests with which to gather wood for ships, untapped whale populations, and a long history of seafaring, the American Eas
Give a man a fish and he’ll eat for a day, teach him to fish… actually just give him a bloody fish
Bad news from South Sudan : At least 185 people - mostly women and children - have been killed in ethnic violence in South Sudan, officials say. Members of the Lou Nuer community had gone fishing south of Akobo town amid a severe food shortage when ethnic Murle fighters reportedly attacked them. Eleven soldiers from the South Sudan army, the SPLA, who were protecting the Lou Nuer, were among those killed. Several hundred people have died in such clashes this year - more than in Sudan’s