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IKF "USA VS UK" Fight Results New World Combat gives strong showing in IKF fights on October 9th, 2009.

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Israeli veterans speak out A human rights group founded by Israeli veterans speaks out about abusive practices.

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Reuters - Top News

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Reuters - Politics

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Reuters - Oddly Enough

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Stunning end to fight Brett Rogers embarrasses MMA star Andrei Arlovski with a super knockout in just seconds.

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'Kung Fu' star found dead David Carradine, 72-year-old star of "Kill Bill" and the TV series "Kung Fu," dies in Bangkok.

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Britain rocked by parliamentary expenses scandal Leaked lawmaker expense claims have enraged voters — many of whom have lost jobs and homes during Britain's deepening recession.

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US lab debuts super laser SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – A US weapons lab on Friday pulled back the curtain on a super laser with the power to burn as hot as a star. The National Ignition Facility's main purpose is to serve as a tool for gauging the reliability and safety of the US nuclear weapons arsenal but scientists say it could deliver breakthroughs in safe fusion power.

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Cyber Crime on the rise! A whole new era of law enforcement is taking place right now!

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Happy Superbowl Viewers! The only thing my tv's ever been infiltrated with is static! What a rip off! I'm calling my local tv network and demanding more illicit broadcast interruptions! Oh wait, I think people were complaining about that actually....

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Affliction M-1 Fights! Here's a quick review of the recent Affliction fight card that took place on January 24th. The fights were very entertaining and showed a much needed break from the norm of MMA in America. I hope that the match ups of higher caliber fighters continues to occur through M-1 and Affliction. The presentation in the ring was quite refreshing as well. Sometimes the public standards wont rise until they get a glimpse of something new and better. Hopefully soon the public will start to demand better quality and more entertaining MMA fights from promoters in the U.S. After all, we could go to any bar district in any town if we just wanted to see untrained out of shape athletes swing at each other..and it would be free!

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A lil more to confuse us Below is a link to an article featured in Wired magazine about the "black budget". The premise of the article as well as the most useful info lies in the first few paragraphs. Beyond that the focus reaches all over the place. Don't forget, never let any one source of info be your say all to your ideas. Always look at all sides of a story and form your ideas an as individual. Don't let someone else form your opinions. Always hold an "empty cup" absorb and listen be like a sponge.

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Want to know where some of your tax dollars go? The depth of which one can travel while researching "black budget" funding is difficult to fathom. My intention is simply to introduce the idea that not everything is disclosed to the people by those that run a country. National security is most often cited as the reason for such "black" projects. However, if you use your head the implications of "hidden funding" are far reaching. Careful though stepping into the rabbit hole often leaves us with more questions than answers.

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Solar eclipse captured on camera. Not much to say.. just watch the video =D

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Reptile becomes a father, at 111 A rare New Zealand reptile has become a father, possibly for the first time, at the age of 111.

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Big bucks for "Mr. Potter" A rare first edition Harry Potter book is expected to fetch up to L12,000 when it goes under the hammer, auction organisers have said.

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Life from Mars theory put to test A rock quarried on Orkney was blasted into space to find out if meteorites could carry primitive life from one planet to another.

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Uber Body Armour A new type of carbon fibre, developed at the University of Cambridge, could be woven into super-strong body armour for the military and law enforcement.

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Dr. Moreau? Regulators have agreed in principle to allow human-animal embryos to be created and used for research.

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Blockbuster offers Blu-ray Blockbuster video rental giant has let customers decide to choose what format of hi-def DVD they wish to rent. In the 250 stores in which both blu-ray and hd-dvd were offered customers have chosen blu-ray as the preferred format. Now the video giant has gone ahead and made blu-ray dvd the exclusive hi-def dvd format for rent in 1,450 stores across the US.

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Banned video game The British Board of Film Classification has decided to refuse classification of Rockstars' new release Manhunt 2.

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Norway at peace A study has ranked Norway as the most peaceful country and Iraq as the least in a survey of 121 countries.

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Table Computer Microsoft has unveiled a new touch-sensitive coffee table-shaped computer called "Surface".

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Halo 3 Thousands of gamers were unable to play the multiplayer test version of Halo 3 on wednesday due to technical problems.

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25 hour day?! Our natural daily 24-hour cycle could be stretched by an extra hour safely and simply by exposure to pulses of bright light, research suggests.

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Rare Giant Turtle One of the world's largest turtles said to be on the brink of extinction, has been found in abundance in a former Khmer Rouge stronghold in Cambodia.

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Virginia closes firearms loophole Virginia governor Timothy M. Kaine has issued an executive order banning people found to be dangerous and ordered to have involuntary mental health treatment from purchasing guns.

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Pacific Whale Decline "a mystery" Grey whales in the eastern Pacific appear to be in some trouble, with the cause far from clear, scientists say.

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Rhino! Rare Borneo rhino captured on film! See video at BBC.com

"Kryptonite" Scientists discover a mineral with the same chemical make-up as the fictional kryptonite seen in Superman. Learn more at BBC.com