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How to Stop Cow Burps From Warming Earth

Discovery News - 3 Nov 2015 21:30
Agriculture contributes an estimated 20 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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The 100-pound Mastiff that helped Derek Jeter tackle his lifelong fear of dogs This is, largely, what retirement has looked like for former New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter: Derek Jeter never owned a dog and has been afraid of them his whole life. He now owns a 100 pound Mastiff pic.twitter.c...
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Boko Haram video shows severing of right hands of 2 alleged thieves
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Australian Man Who Survived in the Desert by Eating Ants Says He's 'Lucky' He said he got the idea from TV expert Bear Grylls
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The 2016 Ford Mustang Cobra Jet is ready to race There's one stretch of road where the solid axle is still king - and it's a quarter-mile long
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A former prison officer is jailed for 12 months after she admitted selling information about singer George Michael to the Sun newspaper.
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Indian Uber Driver Sentenced to Life for Rape He was found guilty of raping a female passenger last year
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2 Protesters Rappel From Balcony at Colts-Panthers Game 2 protesters rappel from balcony, unfurl protest banner at Colts-Panthers game
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Man 'went for drinks and a cheesburger' after leaving child alone holding loaded and cocked .45 caliber pistol, say Arizona police An Arizona grandfather has been arrested and accused of leaving his five-year-old grandda...
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World's largest cat painting sells to mystery buyer for $826,000 There is a high rolling cat lover somewhere in New York -- one that paid several times the price of a fancy car in order to call the world's largest cat painting his or her own. Weighing 227 pounds and measuring 6-feet b...
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Police seize handwritten notes from woman who crashed into Oklahoma homecoming parade crowd
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Burundi: Killings persist as president gives residents deadline to disarm
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New UK passport design features just two women

The Guardian - 3 Nov 2015 15:52
Architect Elisabeth Scott and mathematician Ada Lovelace only females in 'Creative United Kingdom' passport The new UK passport, launched on Tuesday and designed to be a celebration of the nation's arts and culture over ...
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The British PM, the Middle East, and human rights

Al Jazeera English - 3 Nov 2015 15:38
Who or what is stopping David Cameron from doing the 'right thing' in the Middle East?
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A former prisoner at Guantanamo Bay has been held for more than six weeks without formal charges in Morocco despite what his lawyers say were U.S. government assurances that he would be quickly released upon his return h...
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Unclear what Barry Roux was referring to in comments made after appeal hearing where prosecutors called for murder conviction Oscar Pistorius's defence lawyer has been inadvertently recorded telling his opposite number "...
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Shopkeepers Revolt Has Mafia On the Run in its Sicilian Heartlands Thirty six shopkeepers and business owners are under police protection in the Sicilian town of Bagheria
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White House Says It Will Continue to Challenge China in South China Sea It's to demonstrate that we will uphold the principle of freedom of navigation," an advisor said
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How to eat: chips 'n' dips

The Guardian - 3 Nov 2015 13:53
How to Eat is back and is loitering at the buffet table by the dips. From the best vegetable baton to the vexed topic of 'double dipping', there is much to consider Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Yes, food friends and morta...
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Violent Attack On Uber Driver Caught On Dashcam The passenger is charged with assault after footage appears to show him slapping and punching the driver in a drunken rampage.
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Obama: No US troops on Syria front lines

Al Jazeera English - 3 Nov 2015 07:47
US president says special forces are deployed to Syria to train rebels, not to fight on the front lines against ISIL.
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