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Trans fat ban mulled in Illinois

Darryl Townson's doughnuts may get rave reviews, but politicians and health advocates would like to change his recipe.

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Padmasree Warrior On Cisco’s Russia Connection

Photograph by Tanit Sakakini Padmasree Warrior Chief Technology Officer, CISCO San Jose Warrior, 50, traveled to Russia in 2010 on a State Department technology delegation that included eBay CEO John Donahoe and actor Ashton Kutcher. "THE PURPOSE OF the delegation was to explore and begin a dialogue with Russia.

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Fires Scorch More Than 1 Million Acres across Texas

More than 1 million acres of Texas plains and forests has gone up in smoke this month as hundreds of fires blazed through the Lone Star State. Gusting winds, statewide drought and low humidity have created tinderbox conditions that state and federal firefighters are still struggling to contain

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LOLGov: The State Department Launches a Tumblr

The State Department has launched a new microblog on Tumblr. We have a few lighthearted suggestions on how our diplomats can enter the world of LOLcats and F**k Yeah fansites

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Video: Outbreak of "superbugs" in Alabama hospitals

At six hospitals in Alabama, an avoidable bacterial infection got into the bloodstream of 19 patients, possibly causing the death of nine. Mark Strassmann reports on the state's new outbreak of so-called "superbugs."

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Middle-East Activists get James Bond-like Data Eraser Technology

Software erases incriminating evidence from an activist's cellphone in a pinch. A new " panic button " program allows hunted activists to quickly erase all incriminating data from a cell phone that they collected on a corrupt government. Created in partnership with the State Department's new technology freedom initiatives, innovator, Benetech, imagines that the eraser program would be initiated in an instance when government agents are breaking down the door of an activist's home and there is only moments to destroy evidence that proves the activist was spying on the government.

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Physicists observe antihelium-4 nucleus, the heaviest antinucleus yet

(PhysOrg.com) -- In 1932, scientists observed the first antimatter particle, a positron (or antielectron). Since then, scientists have observed heavier and heavier states of antimatter: antiprotons and antineutrons in 1955, followed by antideuterons, antitritons, and antihelium-3 during the next two decades

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Egyptian Protesters Raid State Security, Post Government Secrets to Facebook

Egyptian rebels stormed the headquarters of the feared State Security Intelligence Directorate this weekend. They stole files indicated that secret policemen spied on Facebook accounts, harassed Coptic Christians and had advance knowledge of terrorist attacks.

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