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Smith River Applications Available Jan. 4

20.12.2009 09:11    fwp.state.mt.us
Following the New Year's revelry it will already be time to think about applying for your summer float on the Smith River. Applications will be available Jan. 4, 2010 at all Fish, Wildlife and Parks offices or on the FWP
Smith River Applications Available Jan. 4


Experience The Magic Of Lewis and Clark Caverns By Candlelight

20.12.2009 09:11    fwp.state.mt.us
This is the sixteenth year Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has offered this special holiday season event. Tours are available on Dec. 19, 20, and 21 and Dec. 27, 28, and 29. Tours begin at 9:30 a.m.
Experience The Magic Of Lewis and Clark Caverns By Candlelight

Brokenhagen - climate summit ends in failure

20.12.2009 09:08    foe.co.uk
The world's wealthiest nations, led by the US, are using strong-arm tactics to try and force poor countries into signing onto the Copenhagen Accord, Friends of the Earth said today.
Brokenhagen - climate summit ends in failure

Meetings Planned to Discuss Hunting Regulation Proposals

20.12.2009 09:08    fwp.state.mt.us
Hunting regulation proposals for the 2010-2011 hunting seasons will be the subject of twelve public meetings around west-central Montana's Region 2 in January. Public comments collected at these meetings or submitted in writing will be weighed as the FWP Commission
Meetings Planned to Discuss Hunting Regulation Proposals


Meetings Planned to Discuss 2010 Big Game Hunting Season Proposals

20.12.2009 09:08    fwp.state.mt.us
Tentative proposals for the 2010 big game hunting seasons will be the subject of public meetings across southwest Montana beginning on January 5, 2010. Public comments collected at these meetings and those submitted by mail or the Web will be
Meetings Planned to Discuss 2010 Big Game Hunting Season Proposals

Antimicrobial peptide from ancient organism may be effective against multiresistant human pathogens including MRSA

20.12.2009 09:08    sciencedaily.com
Researchers in Germany have identified a new antimicrobial peptide that demonstrates significant activity against a variety of bacteria, including multiresistant human strains such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE). The discovery was made while investigating the ancient
Antimicrobial peptide from ancient organism may be effective against multiresistant human pathogens including MRSA

Great Falls Shooting Range To Change Proposal

20.12.2009 09:08    fwp.state.mt.us
The Great Falls Shooting Sports Complex has withdrawn it recent proposal to expand the 300-yard rifle range and build a 600-yard range, according to Fish, Wildlife and Parks. The move came after a public comment period over the project. FWP
Great Falls Shooting Range To Change Proposal

New nasal vaccine blocks parasite transmission to mosquitoes

20.12.2009 09:08    sciencedaily.com
An experimental nasally administered malaria vaccine prevented parasite transmission from infected mice to mosquitoes and could play an important role in the fight against human malaria.
New nasal vaccine blocks parasite transmission to mosquitoes

New filling, cooling and storage system may prevent bacterial growth and prolong shelf life of orange juice

20.12.2009 09:08    sciencedaily.com
Researchers in Brazil have estimated the growth timeline of a bacterium that causes orange juice spoilage during shelf life (approximately 6 months) and developed a safe and inexpensive filling, cooling, and storage protocol that inhibits bacterial growth and offers an
New filling, cooling and storage system may prevent bacterial growth and prolong shelf life of orange juice

How the daisy got its spot: Insect mimicry

20.12.2009 09:07    sciencedaily.com
Dark spots on flower petals are common across many angiosperm plant families and occur on flowers such as some lilies, orchids, and daisies. Much research has been done on the physiological and behavioral mechanisms for how these spots attract pollinators.
How the daisy got its spot: Insect mimicry

Not Done Yet

20.12.2009 09:00    amnestyusa.org
The Copenhagen climate summit has ended without the fair, ambitious and legally binding agreement that millions of citizens around the work demanded.
Not Done Yet

Mongolia: Legacy of deadly July riots-- impunity and injustice

20.12.2009 08:59    amnestyusa.org
The Government of Mongolia has failed to effectively respond to human rights abusesthat took place during the July 2008 riot in Sukhbaatar Square, Ulaanbaatar, and its aftermath leaving a legacy of impunity and injustice, Amnesty International said in a report
Mongolia: Legacy of deadly July riots-- impunity and injustice

Côte d'Ivoire: Stop attempt to defraud toxic waste dump victims

20.12.2009 08:59    amnestyusa.org
An attempt to defraud victims of the Trafigura toxic waste dump disaster out of $45 million must be stopped, Amnesty International said today in an open letter.
Côte d'Ivoire: Stop attempt to defraud toxic waste dump victims

Nepal: Bar human rights violators from UN peacekeeping missions

20.12.2009 08:59    amnestyusa.org
Amnesty International today called on Nepal's government to immediately fix the flawed vetting process that allowed an army major charged with murder to participate in the United Nations peace keeping mission in the Central African Republic.
Nepal: Bar human rights violators from UN peacekeeping missions

Homecoming From Iraq Delayed By Flight Cancellations

20.12.2009 08:37    northcarolinadaily.com
A group of Marines spent the night near RDU after airlines cancelled flights up and down the east coast Saturday.Read the Full Story at: http://d...
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Homecoming From Iraq Delayed By Flight Cancellations

Indiana runs past North Carolina Central 81-58

20.12.2009 08:37    northcarolinadaily.com
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Maurice Creek had 29 points to lead the Indiana Hoosiers in an 81-58 victory over North Carolina Central on Saturday night. Creek, a 6-foot-5 guard, finis...
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Indiana runs past North Carolina Central 81-58

Jazz swingman Kyle Korver leaves with knee pain

20.12.2009 08:36    northcarolinadaily.com
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Utah Jazz swingman Kyle Korver has had more complications with his surgically repaired left knee. Korver was limited to two scoreless minutes in the first half against Charlot...
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Jazz swingman Kyle Korver leaves with knee pain

North Carolina breaks two game losing streak in Shrine Bowl

20.12.2009 08:36    northcarolinadaily.com
North Carolina parlayed a dominating first half into a 24-14 victory against South Carolina in the 73rd annual Shrine Bowl football game at Wofford's Gibbs Stadium Saturday.Fumbles by South Carolina l...
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North Carolina breaks two game losing streak in Shrine Bowl

WRAL mourns loss of treasured employee

20.12.2009 08:35    northcarolinadaily.com
Capitol Broadcasting Company, the parent company of WRAL-TV, lost a treasured employee on Saturday when Corporate Vice President of Human Resources Jan Sharp died after a hard-fought battle with cance...
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WRAL mourns loss of treasured employee

the 'evil twin' of climate change

20.12.2009 08:35    northcarolinadaily.com
MONTEREY BAY NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY, Calif. — Far from Copenhagen's turbulent climate talks, the sea lions, harbor seals and sea otters reposing along the shoreline and kelp forests of this p...
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the 'evil twin' of climate change

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