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US robot builds copies of itself
US researchers have devised a simple robot that can make copies of itself from spare parts.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
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Two questioned after D.C. security scare
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Two questioned after D.C. security scare
Two people were questioned by FBI and Secret Service agents after they flew a single-engine Cessna aircraft into restricted Washington airspace today. In 47 nailbiting minutes the plane was spotted on radar, key buildings -- including the White House -- were evacuated and fighter jets and a Black Ha...
CNN - May 11, 2005
Two held in D.C. security scare
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Two held in D.C. security scare
Two people were taken into custody after a single-engine Cessna aircraft violated restricted Washington airspace today -- prompting evacuations of the White House, Capitol and Supreme Court.
CNN - May 11, 2005
Prosecutors: Father confessed
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Prosecutors: Father confessed
Jerry Hobbs, an ex-convict accused of killing his daughter and one of her playmates, gave a detailed confession about how he beat and stabbed the girls to death in the suburban Illinois community of Zion, authorities said Wednesday.
CNN - May 11, 2005
Plane Prompts Brief Evacuation of White House and Capitol
The single-engine Cessna was escorted by military jets to an airport in Frederick, Md., where two men were taken into custody.
New York Times - May 11, 2005
For the 121st Time, Yes, Domingo Likes a Challenge
A long and honorable operatic tradition of mounting vehicles for big stars continues as Plácido Domingo plays Cyrano de Bergerac at the Metropolitan Opera.
New York Times - May 11, 2005
At Least 79 Are Killed in New Round of Attacks in Iraq
Insurgents struck in northern and central Iraq today as Marines continued their offensive near Syria.
New York Times - May 11, 2005
Afghanistan Sees Worst Anti-U.S. Protests Since Fall of Taliban
It was the second day of demonstrations by students in Jalalabad who were angered at a report that U.S. interrogators at Guantánamo Bay had desecrated the Koran.
New York Times - May 11, 2005
Israeli Debate Continues Over Fate of Settlers' Abandoned Home
Ministers argued about whether to dismantle the homes of the Gaza settlers who will be evacuated from the occupied territory in mid-August and the impact of the withdrawal.
New York Times - May 11, 2005
United Air Wins Right to Default on Its Employee Pension Plans
The ruling by a judge set off the largest pension default in the three decades that the government has guaranteed pensions.
New York Times - May 11, 2005
Cricket: S Africa beat Windies
Charl Langeveldt's hat-trick hands South Africa a series-winning victory over West Indies by a single run.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Baseball: Pena quits Royals post
Tony Pena resigns as the manager of the Kansas City Royals.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Disney lifted by film successes
Walt Disney's quarterly profits climb 30%, driven by box office hits The Pacifier and The Incredibles.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Arabs make new friends in Brazil
A summit of Latin American and Arab states ends in Brazil with a vow to work together to promote growth and relieve poverty.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Aids 'genocide' advert condemned
Medical experts and health organisations condemn an advert promoting vitamins as a way to treat HIV/Aids.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
US trade deficit's shock shrink
The US trade deficit narrows unexpectedly in March, hitting its lowest level in six months.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Cannes festival opens with drama
The Cannes film festival opens with a gala red carpet screening of surreal French drama Lemming.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Canada to hold vote on government
Canada's Prime Minister Paul Martin says he will treat next week's budget vote as a motion of confidence.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Bombs cause Iraq carnage
About 70 people are killed and more than 100 injured in Iraq's bloodiest day of violence since February.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Harry's work 'full of mistakes'
Eton's headmaster says Prince Harry's work was full of mistakes and was not done by a teacher.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
Football: Arsenal 7-0 Everton
Dennis Bergkamp rolls back the years to inspire Arsenal to a superb win over Everton.
BBC News - May 11, 2005
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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