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2	BOSTON -- They leaped off their benches like a couple of desperate heavyweights, sweat and mouthpieces flying. The Yankees and the Red Sox tried to knock some sense into each other.
2	Phil Jackson called his relationship with Kobe Bryant a quot;psychological war quot; in his diary The Last season: A Team in Search of its Soul, which will be released next month.
0	Bone substitutes: Classification and concerns.
4	Yahoo is adding local traffic information to its map service in the US, including roadwork and accident reports as well as the approximate speed at which traffic is proceeding along specific roads.
2	The NHLPA said on Thursday that its 24 percent salary rollback would produce a \$270.0 million profit for teams as opposed to a \$068.0 million loss, as stated by the NHL.
1	MILLAU, France (AFP) - As air force jets screamed overhead, French President Jacques Chirac inaugurated the world #39;s tallest bridge, a stunning masterpiece of engineering that will carry drivers 270 metres (880 feet) above ground.
1	After Curt Schilling and Pedro Martinez failed to get the Boston Red Sox a win against the New York Yankees in the first two games of the AL championship series, Bronson Arroyo will take the hill for Game 3 at Fenway Park on Saturday. In Houston, the winless Astros face a similar challenge as they return home and put their hopes in Roger Clemens for NLCS Game 3 against the St...
4	Dispute between regulators and SBC IP Communications highlights an endangered species: the 10-digit number.
0	Health promotion and quality of life in work in crisis.
1	WASHINGTON - The Army is investigating up to 19 members of a supply platoon in Iraq who refused to go on a convoy mission, the military said Friday. Relatives of the soldiers said the troops considered the mission too dangerous, in part because their vehicles were in such poor shape...
2	AP - Former head coaches David Cutcliffe, Bill Lewis and Rick Minter joined the staff of new Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis on Monday night.
2	Take away the glut of turnovers, and Bill Callahan says Nebraska #39;s transition from the triple-option to the West Coast offense has gone smoothly.
2	NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rashard Lewis notched a personal season-high of 37 points, including seven three-pointers, as the Seattle SuperSonics swept aside the Los Angeles Lakers 108-93 Tuesday to collect their 18th win of the season.
3	LONDON: A leading business group cut its 2000 forecast for British economic growth yesterday, blaming a combination of high oil and commodity prices, slowing global growth and domestic interest rate rises.
1	Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi Thursday praised French President Jacques Chirac #39;s visit to Libya, which he said boosted relations between their countries.
4	PC World - Heat generated by notebook use may harm reproductive health, study says.
2	Manchester United chief executive David Gill has called for the Champions League second group stage to be restored. Old Trafford boss Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsenal counterpart Arsene Wenger were among the
3	NEW YORK (Reuters) - M T Bank Corp. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=MTB.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">MTB.N</A>, which counts billionaire Warren Buffett as its third-largest shareholder, on Tuesday said quarterly profit rose a greater-than-expected 19 percent, helped by growing fees and a drop in bad loans.
1	Cambodia #39;s new king arrived in the capital of his homeland today to be crowned after the shock abdication of his ageing father, King Norodom Sihanouk.
1	PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Enraged supporters of ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide armed themselves with machetes, guns, rocks, and bottles and roamed a downtown slum, threatening to behead foreigners after UN peacekeepers and Haitian police arrested dozens yesterday.
3	About 800 workers at the Swift amp; Co. meat packing plant will lose their jobs four days before Christmas. The layoffs will take effect Dec. 20, 11 days before a contract expires
0	Mansonelliasis identified by a cervicovaginal smear at the university hospital center of Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina Faso).
4	Just after unveiling a wireless network upgrade, AT amp;T Wireless has introduced a wireless messaging device called Ogo, which will provide instant messaging and e-mail from AOL, MSN and Yahoo in addition to direct text messaging.
3	An IBM supercomputer still under development has set an unofficial new world speed record during testing, the company announced on Wednesday.
0	Interest of saline contrast sonohysterography for the diagnosis of cesarean scar defects.
1	AP - With more than 1,200 Muslims and Arab-Americans taken into custody after the Sept. 11 attacks, and a U.S.-led war raging in Iraq, many Muslims oppose George Bush in the November presidential election. But their voting for John Kerry is not a slam-dunk, either.
2	Battered and beaten, Ron Zook jogged away from another disappointment Saturday evening. Once again, the ache was chiseled into the lines across his face, from the tightness
4	Bob Edwards, formerly of National Public Radio, is set to start broadcasting over satellite radio, which came broadly available in the United States just three years ago.
0	Sarcomatoid renal cell carcinoma: follow-up of a series of 23 patients.
2	They play with a confident air these days, even a swagger, more befitting the Brazilians and Germans.
0	A pre-auricular tumour.
0	Methods for establishing a cardiovascular health promotion program in the French section of Belgium.
4	Crew members on the international space station have ended their 10-day effort to repair a failed Elektron oxygen generator, and in its place they have installed a jury-rigged unit that previously failed.
2	Ricky Williams #39;s attorney met with NFL officials yesterday to discuss the former Miami Dolphins tailback #39;s desire to return from his brief retirement.
0	Perceived quality of care among health professionals at the University Hospital of Oran (EHUO).
0	Need for health and human rights training: survey in six French-speaking African countries.
3	NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Thursday, hit by a sharp drop in technology shares following a slew of sales warnings from semiconductor makers, and as oil prices rose nearly \$1 a barrel.
1	MILAN (Reuters) - Judges in the corruption trial of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi withdrew on Thursday to decide their verdict, which could hobble the Italian leader's political future.
1	Israel will remain an occupying power in the Gaza Strip even if it carries out the disengagement plan, and should be treated as such, according to a legal document prepared by the Palestinian Authority.
4	After a 23-minute flight from the Pirs docking port to the Zarya cargo module, Russian Salizhan Sharipov and American Leroy Chiao re-docked the Soyuz TMA-0 spaceship.
3	You've got your diploma and a killer new job, now all you need to do is find a place to live! Relocating and landing your first apartment can be stressful, but we're here to help.
2	College field hockey: Fitchburg St. at Endicott, 3:30 p.m.; Regis at UMass-Dartmouth, 3:30 p.m.; Lasell at UNew England, 3:30 p.m.; Saint Anselm at Stonehill, 4 p.m.; Bentley at AIC, 4 p.m.; Gordon at Nichols, 4 p.m.; Trinity at Eastern Conn., 4 p.m.; Dartmouth at UNH, 7 p.m.; Merrimack at UMass-Lowell, 7 p.m.; Anna Maria at Clark, 7 p.m.
4	Spammers have adopted a new standard for email authentication much faster than legitimate emailers, according to a study from security appliance firm CipherTrust published this week.
0	Dermatomyositis and acute interstitial lung disease associated with MDA-5 antibodies: an atypical case.
3	LAGOS, NIGERIA - Hundreds of Nigerian villagers are blocking access to two oil platforms in the country #39;s southern region, shutting down production of 90,000 barrels of oil a day, said oil company officials.
0	Self-neglect in housing.
3	WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court, accepting appeals from the cable-television industry and the administration of President George W. Bush, has agreed to decide whether cable operators must open their high-speed data networks to Earthlink Inc.
1	Brazil launches its first rocket into space,14 months after a deadly accident killed 21 people.
1	Persistent rain in northern Japan has triggered fears of fresh landslides in the wake of powerful earthquakes which have shaken the region.
4	Reuters - CNN News Group on Monday said it has\tapped an online media CEO as its new president overseeing U.S.\news, just a little over a year after it hired a former local\TV newsman to run its domestic operations.
1	AMSTERDAM - A UN inquiry has found UN High Commissioner for Refugees Ruud Lubbers guilty of sexually harassing a female worker -ut Secretary-General Kofi Annan rejected the charges.
1	A PLAGUE of locusts has swarmed into Israel across the border from Egypt, threatening to devastate fields of crops in the countrys agricultural heartland.
1	The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency knew dissident military officers were planning a coup in 2002 against Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, according to purported U.S. intelligence documents posted on the Internet.
0	Triage by phone in the family physician's office: no economic advantage!.
2	Led by Simon Katich, Aussies piled on the runs against a hapless Indian bowling attack taking a firm step to conquer the Final Frontier on the third day of the third Test at Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground in Nagpur on October 28.
3	The US Chamber of Commerce filed suit Thursday against the Securities and Exchange Commission over the independent-chair rule for mutual fund boards.
3	Bangladesh's exports have risen by more than a quarter, boosted by clothing sales, a government report says.
3	Marks amp; Spencer today set the price for its record share buyback above market expectations, at 362p per share. The retailer said demand for the 2.
3	As in so many murder mysteries, the killing of the Russian oil giant Yukos - which began last fall with the arrest of its CEO, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and could climax at any time with the firm #39;s bankruptcy or forced sale of assets -s being committed
2	Kelly Holmes #39; lastminute gamble was rewarded with a glorious gold medal tonight as she stormed to the Olympic 800 metres title in Athens.
1	14 AUGUST: The News of the World reveals he is having an affair with a married woman. 10 AUGUST: The Sun names the married woman as Kimberly Fortier - who has since changed her name to Quinn.
3	NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Frank Quattrone, who led some of the most celebrated initial public offerings of the late 1990s, was sentenced to 18 months in prison Wednesday for interfering with a federal probe into those hot IPOs.
4	quot;Halo 2 quot; continues the story of Master Chief, a genetically enhanced soldier who is the only human ever to successfully defy the Covenant-a coalition of alien races on a murderous march toward Earth.
2	OAKLAND, Calif. - Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Jon Gruden returned to Network Associates Coliseum on Sunday. The stadium is the place he first became a coach.
2	LAS VEGAS, United States (AFP) - Former heavyweight world champion Lennox Lewis is confident that British compatriot Danny Williams can defeat Ukrainian big man Vitali Klitschko here Saturday and win the World Boxing Council crown.
3	Chinese leaders have closed a key economic meeting with pledges to maintain stable fiscal and monetary policies in 2000 and keep a tight lid on fixed-asset investment.
3	CHICAGO (Reuters) - The dollar edged lower on Friday as weakness in overall U.S. durable goods orders cast further doubt on the economic outlook, although the headline number masked underlying strength in demand, traders said.
4	Sometimes, you just need to lay it all out there.
1	By israelinsider staff October 21, 2004. The air force fired missiles at a vehicle traveling in the Jabaliya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip late Thursday, killing two Hamas terrorists and seriously wounding two others.
0	The methodology of clinical research in late 18th and early 19th Geneva: the case of group.
1	AP - President Bush got a convention bounce even in heavily Democratic New York but still trailed rival John Kerry, two statewide presidential polls said Wednesday.
4	He also referred to a discovery last month that applications on devices such as the iPhone and iPad were able to upload entire
4	ANTI VIRAL firm Sophos released its monthly figures for the top viral attacks detected during October. And out of the top 10 threats to peace, quiet, and to Windows operating systems, different variants of the Netsky pesky took six out of the 10 placings.
2	NEW YORK - One thing Bernard Hopkins knockout of Oscar De La Hoya hasnt changed for the middleweight champion: he still needs to beat Roy Jones to feel fulfilled.
0	Web space and bulletin board.
3	Constellation Brands Inc. (STZ.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Tuesday said it has offered to buy Robert Mondavi Corp. (MOND.O: Quote, Profile, Research) for about \$970 million, looking to add to its wine portfolio.
0	Urachus adenocarcinoma case report and review of literature.
0	The medical literature of the Egyptian campaign.
2	For all the highlights he #39;s provided in a 33-game career, Michael Vick reminded the Atlanta Falcons that he can lay an occasional egg, too.
2	AP - Larry Walker hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday.
4	Late on a Friday afternoon in early 2015, Chris Novak got a strange call. As the director of Verizon’s investigative response
3	Putnam Investments said Monday it will cut about 100 jobs, an announcement that came a week after parent company Marsh amp; McLennan Cos.
1	A plastic bag was found at a depth of almost 36,000 feet in the Mariana Trench. Scientists say it's the world's deepest known piece of plastic trash.
4	Paris - In one of the most spectacular fossil finds in decades, anthropologists say they have found the bones of a tiny human who is a twig in mankind #39;s family tree.
0	10 years ago, the first implantation of an aortic valve by catheterization.
4	Now that almost everyone has bartered for his or her invitation to Google #39;s GMail (gmail.google.com) service, everyone is waiting to see what new features Google will introduce to outpace the competition.
1	Chinese parents pick up their children at the gate of the Korean School in Beijing Friday Oct. 22, 2004. As many as 29 North Korean asylum seekers entered the school earlier Friday, and told school authorities
4	NewsFactor - IBM (NYSE: IBM) is selling its PC business, marking the end of an era for the\personal computing pioneer, according to a story published today in the
3	PERTH (Dow Jones)--Financially distressed Australian mining company Sons of Gwalia Ltd. (SGW.AU) said Monday that it has been approached by several parties interested in buying its gold business.
4	The silver-haired set is a growing yet elusive demographic for IT product engineers and Web site designers.
1	Yasuhiro Suzuki, who was pursuing a 2020 Olympics bid for Japan, confessed after his rival was punished.
4	Microsoft Corp. last week released a preview version of its new Internet search engine. It will be available in its final form early next year.
3	FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Henkel, the German soaps and adhesives group, has shed its 29 percent stake in Clorox, raising \$2.84 billion to pay for its purchase of U.S. detergents and cosmetics maker Dial Corp.
0	Management of ovarian cysts during pregnancy: Lille's experience and literature review.
4	SPACE.com - A military project aimed at building smarter robots has given researchers the wheels they need to make their automatons go.
1	South America is turning the largely untapped frontier heartland of the continent into the world's new breadbasket.
1	An advance team of Interpol flew in Dhaka today (Sunday) at the request of the government to investigate the August 21 grenade attack on opposition leader Sheikh Hasinas rally at Bangabandhu Avenue.
3	The company ponies up \$3 billion for key spectrum in buying out bankrupt NextWave Telecom.
4	Microsoft has begun giving all computer users early warning of security problems with its products, after drawing criticism for a similar program that only gave such warnings to some of its largest customers.
2	AP - Hurricane Jeanne forced the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers to move their game to prime time Sunday.

2

BOSTON -- They leaped off their benches like a couple of desperate heavyweights, sweat and mouthpieces flying. The Yankees and the Red Sox tried to knock some sense into each other.

2

Phil Jackson called his relationship with Kobe Bryant a quot;psychological war quot; in his diary The Last season: A Team in Search of its Soul, which will be released next month.

0

Bone substitutes: Classification and concerns.

4

Yahoo is adding local traffic information to its map service in the US, including roadwork and accident reports as well as the approximate speed at which traffic is proceeding along specific roads.

2

The NHLPA said on Thursday that its 24 percent salary rollback would produce a \$270.0 million profit for teams as opposed to a \$068.0 million loss, as stated by the NHL.

1

MILLAU, France (AFP) - As air force jets screamed overhead, French President Jacques Chirac inaugurated the world #39;s tallest bridge, a stunning masterpiece of engineering that will carry drivers 270 metres (880 feet) above ground.

1

After Curt Schilling and Pedro Martinez failed to get the Boston Red Sox a win against the New York Yankees in the first two games of the AL championship series, Bronson Arroyo will take the hill for Game 3 at Fenway Park on Saturday. In Houston, the winless Astros face a similar challenge as they return home and put their hopes in Roger Clemens for NLCS Game 3 against the St...

4

Dispute between regulators and SBC IP Communications highlights an endangered species: the 10-digit number.

0

Health promotion and quality of life in work in crisis.

1

WASHINGTON - The Army is investigating up to 19 members of a supply platoon in Iraq who refused to go on a convoy mission, the military said Friday. Relatives of the soldiers said the troops considered the mission too dangerous, in part because their vehicles were in such poor shape...

2

AP - Former head coaches David Cutcliffe, Bill Lewis and Rick Minter joined the staff of new Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis on Monday night.

2

Take away the glut of turnovers, and Bill Callahan says Nebraska #39;s transition from the triple-option to the West Coast offense has gone smoothly.

2

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rashard Lewis notched a personal season-high of 37 points, including seven three-pointers, as the Seattle SuperSonics swept aside the Los Angeles Lakers 108-93 Tuesday to collect their 18th win of the season.

3

LONDON: A leading business group cut its 2000 forecast for British economic growth yesterday, blaming a combination of high oil and commodity prices, slowing global growth and domestic interest rate rises.

1

Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi Thursday praised French President Jacques Chirac #39;s visit to Libya, which he said boosted relations between their countries.

4

PC World - Heat generated by notebook use may harm reproductive health, study says.

2

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has called for the Champions League second group stage to be restored. Old Trafford boss Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsenal counterpart Arsene Wenger were among the

3

NEW YORK (Reuters) - M T Bank Corp. <A HREF="http://www.investor.reuters.com/FullQuote.aspx?ticker=MTB.N target=/stocks/quickinfo/fullquote">MTB.N</A>, which counts billionaire Warren Buffett as its third-largest shareholder, on Tuesday said quarterly profit rose a greater-than-expected 19 percent, helped by growing fees and a drop in bad loans.

1

Cambodia #39;s new king arrived in the capital of his homeland today to be crowned after the shock abdication of his ageing father, King Norodom Sihanouk.

1

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Enraged supporters of ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide armed themselves with machetes, guns, rocks, and bottles and roamed a downtown slum, threatening to behead foreigners after UN peacekeepers and Haitian police arrested dozens yesterday.

3

About 800 workers at the Swift amp; Co. meat packing plant will lose their jobs four days before Christmas. The layoffs will take effect Dec. 20, 11 days before a contract expires

0

Mansonelliasis identified by a cervicovaginal smear at the university hospital center of Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina Faso).

4

Just after unveiling a wireless network upgrade, AT amp;T Wireless has introduced a wireless messaging device called Ogo, which will provide instant messaging and e-mail from AOL, MSN and Yahoo in addition to direct text messaging.

3

An IBM supercomputer still under development has set an unofficial new world speed record during testing, the company announced on Wednesday.

0

Interest of saline contrast sonohysterography for the diagnosis of cesarean scar defects.

1

AP - With more than 1,200 Muslims and Arab-Americans taken into custody after the Sept. 11 attacks, and a U.S.-led war raging in Iraq, many Muslims oppose George Bush in the November presidential election. But their voting for John Kerry is not a slam-dunk, either.

2

Battered and beaten, Ron Zook jogged away from another disappointment Saturday evening. Once again, the ache was chiseled into the lines across his face, from the tightness

4

Bob Edwards, formerly of National Public Radio, is set to start broadcasting over satellite radio, which came broadly available in the United States just three years ago.

0

Sarcomatoid renal cell carcinoma: follow-up of a series of 23 patients.

2

They play with a confident air these days, even a swagger, more befitting the Brazilians and Germans.

0

A pre-auricular tumour.

0

Methods for establishing a cardiovascular health promotion program in the French section of Belgium.

4

Crew members on the international space station have ended their 10-day effort to repair a failed Elektron oxygen generator, and in its place they have installed a jury-rigged unit that previously failed.

2

Ricky Williams #39;s attorney met with NFL officials yesterday to discuss the former Miami Dolphins tailback #39;s desire to return from his brief retirement.

0

Perceived quality of care among health professionals at the University Hospital of Oran (EHUO).

0

Need for health and human rights training: survey in six French-speaking African countries.

3

NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Thursday, hit by a sharp drop in technology shares following a slew of sales warnings from semiconductor makers, and as oil prices rose nearly \$1 a barrel.

1

MILAN (Reuters) - Judges in the corruption trial of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi withdrew on Thursday to decide their verdict, which could hobble the Italian leader's political future.

1

Israel will remain an occupying power in the Gaza Strip even if it carries out the disengagement plan, and should be treated as such, according to a legal document prepared by the Palestinian Authority.

4

After a 23-minute flight from the Pirs docking port to the Zarya cargo module, Russian Salizhan Sharipov and American Leroy Chiao re-docked the Soyuz TMA-0 spaceship.

3

You've got your diploma and a killer new job, now all you need to do is find a place to live! Relocating and landing your first apartment can be stressful, but we're here to help.

2

College field hockey: Fitchburg St. at Endicott, 3:30 p.m.; Regis at UMass-Dartmouth, 3:30 p.m.; Lasell at UNew England, 3:30 p.m.; Saint Anselm at Stonehill, 4 p.m.; Bentley at AIC, 4 p.m.; Gordon at Nichols, 4 p.m.; Trinity at Eastern Conn., 4 p.m.; Dartmouth at UNH, 7 p.m.; Merrimack at UMass-Lowell, 7 p.m.; Anna Maria at Clark, 7 p.m.

4

Spammers have adopted a new standard for email authentication much faster than legitimate emailers, according to a study from security appliance firm CipherTrust published this week.

0

Dermatomyositis and acute interstitial lung disease associated with MDA-5 antibodies: an atypical case.

3

LAGOS, NIGERIA - Hundreds of Nigerian villagers are blocking access to two oil platforms in the country #39;s southern region, shutting down production of 90,000 barrels of oil a day, said oil company officials.

0

Self-neglect in housing.

3

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court, accepting appeals from the cable-television industry and the administration of President George W. Bush, has agreed to decide whether cable operators must open their high-speed data networks to Earthlink Inc.

1

Brazil launches its first rocket into space,14 months after a deadly accident killed 21 people.

1

Persistent rain in northern Japan has triggered fears of fresh landslides in the wake of powerful earthquakes which have shaken the region.

4

Reuters - CNN News Group on Monday said it has\tapped an online media CEO as its new president overseeing U.S.\news, just a little over a year after it hired a former local\TV newsman to run its domestic operations.

1

AMSTERDAM - A UN inquiry has found UN High Commissioner for Refugees Ruud Lubbers guilty of sexually harassing a female worker -ut Secretary-General Kofi Annan rejected the charges.

1

A PLAGUE of locusts has swarmed into Israel across the border from Egypt, threatening to devastate fields of crops in the countrys agricultural heartland.

1

The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency knew dissident military officers were planning a coup in 2002 against Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, according to purported U.S. intelligence documents posted on the Internet.

0

Triage by phone in the family physician's office: no economic advantage!.

2

Led by Simon Katich, Aussies piled on the runs against a hapless Indian bowling attack taking a firm step to conquer the Final Frontier on the third day of the third Test at Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground in Nagpur on October 28.

3

The US Chamber of Commerce filed suit Thursday against the Securities and Exchange Commission over the independent-chair rule for mutual fund boards.

3

Bangladesh's exports have risen by more than a quarter, boosted by clothing sales, a government report says.

3

Marks amp; Spencer today set the price for its record share buyback above market expectations, at 362p per share. The retailer said demand for the 2.

3

As in so many murder mysteries, the killing of the Russian oil giant Yukos - which began last fall with the arrest of its CEO, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and could climax at any time with the firm #39;s bankruptcy or forced sale of assets -s being committed

2

Kelly Holmes #39; lastminute gamble was rewarded with a glorious gold medal tonight as she stormed to the Olympic 800 metres title in Athens.

1

14 AUGUST: The News of the World reveals he is having an affair with a married woman. 10 AUGUST: The Sun names the married woman as Kimberly Fortier - who has since changed her name to Quinn.

3

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Frank Quattrone, who led some of the most celebrated initial public offerings of the late 1990s, was sentenced to 18 months in prison Wednesday for interfering with a federal probe into those hot IPOs.

4

quot;Halo 2 quot; continues the story of Master Chief, a genetically enhanced soldier who is the only human ever to successfully defy the Covenant-a coalition of alien races on a murderous march toward Earth.

2

OAKLAND, Calif. - Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Jon Gruden returned to Network Associates Coliseum on Sunday. The stadium is the place he first became a coach.

2

LAS VEGAS, United States (AFP) - Former heavyweight world champion Lennox Lewis is confident that British compatriot Danny Williams can defeat Ukrainian big man Vitali Klitschko here Saturday and win the World Boxing Council crown.

3

Chinese leaders have closed a key economic meeting with pledges to maintain stable fiscal and monetary policies in 2000 and keep a tight lid on fixed-asset investment.

3

CHICAGO (Reuters) - The dollar edged lower on Friday as weakness in overall U.S. durable goods orders cast further doubt on the economic outlook, although the headline number masked underlying strength in demand, traders said.

4

Sometimes, you just need to lay it all out there.

1

By israelinsider staff October 21, 2004. The air force fired missiles at a vehicle traveling in the Jabaliya refugee camp in the Gaza Strip late Thursday, killing two Hamas terrorists and seriously wounding two others.

0

The methodology of clinical research in late 18th and early 19th Geneva: the case of group.

1

AP - President Bush got a convention bounce even in heavily Democratic New York but still trailed rival John Kerry, two statewide presidential polls said Wednesday.

4

He also referred to a discovery last month that applications on devices such as the iPhone and iPad were able to upload entire

4

ANTI VIRAL firm Sophos released its monthly figures for the top viral attacks detected during October. And out of the top 10 threats to peace, quiet, and to Windows operating systems, different variants of the Netsky pesky took six out of the 10 placings.

2

NEW YORK - One thing Bernard Hopkins knockout of Oscar De La Hoya hasnt changed for the middleweight champion: he still needs to beat Roy Jones to feel fulfilled.

0

Web space and bulletin board.

3

Constellation Brands Inc. (STZ.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Tuesday said it has offered to buy Robert Mondavi Corp. (MOND.O: Quote, Profile, Research) for about \$970 million, looking to add to its wine portfolio.

0

Urachus adenocarcinoma case report and review of literature.

0

The medical literature of the Egyptian campaign.

2

For all the highlights he #39;s provided in a 33-game career, Michael Vick reminded the Atlanta Falcons that he can lay an occasional egg, too.

2

AP - Larry Walker hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday.

4

Late on a Friday afternoon in early 2015, Chris Novak got a strange call. As the director of Verizon’s investigative response

3

Putnam Investments said Monday it will cut about 100 jobs, an announcement that came a week after parent company Marsh amp; McLennan Cos.

1

A plastic bag was found at a depth of almost 36,000 feet in the Mariana Trench. Scientists say it's the world's deepest known piece of plastic trash.

4

Paris - In one of the most spectacular fossil finds in decades, anthropologists say they have found the bones of a tiny human who is a twig in mankind #39;s family tree.

0

10 years ago, the first implantation of an aortic valve by catheterization.

4

Now that almost everyone has bartered for his or her invitation to Google #39;s GMail (gmail.google.com) service, everyone is waiting to see what new features Google will introduce to outpace the competition.

1

Chinese parents pick up their children at the gate of the Korean School in Beijing Friday Oct. 22, 2004. As many as 29 North Korean asylum seekers entered the school earlier Friday, and told school authorities

4

NewsFactor - IBM (NYSE: IBM) is selling its PC business, marking the end of an era for the\personal computing pioneer, according to a story published today in the

3

PERTH (Dow Jones)--Financially distressed Australian mining company Sons of Gwalia Ltd. (SGW.AU) said Monday that it has been approached by several parties interested in buying its gold business.

4

The silver-haired set is a growing yet elusive demographic for IT product engineers and Web site designers.

1

Yasuhiro Suzuki, who was pursuing a 2020 Olympics bid for Japan, confessed after his rival was punished.

4

Microsoft Corp. last week released a preview version of its new Internet search engine. It will be available in its final form early next year.

3

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Henkel, the German soaps and adhesives group, has shed its 29 percent stake in Clorox, raising \$2.84 billion to pay for its purchase of U.S. detergents and cosmetics maker Dial Corp.

0

Management of ovarian cysts during pregnancy: Lille's experience and literature review.

4

SPACE.com - A military project aimed at building smarter robots has given researchers the wheels they need to make their automatons go.

1

South America is turning the largely untapped frontier heartland of the continent into the world's new breadbasket.

1

An advance team of Interpol flew in Dhaka today (Sunday) at the request of the government to investigate the August 21 grenade attack on opposition leader Sheikh Hasinas rally at Bangabandhu Avenue.

3

The company ponies up \$3 billion for key spectrum in buying out bankrupt NextWave Telecom.

4

Microsoft has begun giving all computer users early warning of security problems with its products, after drawing criticism for a similar program that only gave such warnings to some of its largest customers.

2

AP - Hurricane Jeanne forced the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers to move their game to prime time Sunday.