February

7

• Large sea-floor organism a single cell

• 'Century-old whisky found in Antarctic'

• How much life in one cubic foot?

6

• Astronauts set to install window module to space station

• Swiss say former Guantánamo captives will require special therapy

• 'Nanobubble can destroy cancer cells, scientists say'

• 'US to launch Fallujah-style attack in Afghanistan'

• China buys $60 billion in coal from Australia

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• New at Holology: America Gets the Best Terrorism Money Can Buy

4

• First organic chemicals found on extra-solar planet

• Swedish government successfully fostering civil society

• Military claims war necessitates extreme animal cruelty for 'training'

• Mass media and President deceive public on 'terrorism' of Flight 235 bomber

• 65,000-year-old tribe goes extinct

• Google in bed with NSA

3

• Show trial of tortured Pakistani mother backfires in New York

• Heat and ice thought to churn surface of Saturn's moon Enceladus

• Suspected militants killed by barrage of U$ missiles in Pakistan

• 'No Help in Sight, More Homeowners Walk Away'

• Comment: 'Baffle Them with Bull Feathers'

• 'Ancient giant snakes devoured crocodiles'

2

• U$ military's terror tactics wreck Afghan support

• Manipulation matters: 'The US game in Latin America'

• Christian missionaries arrested for kidnapping Haitian children

• Author finds work and research in migrant labor

• Hollywood films compete for worst of season

• 'Crystals in meteorite harder than diamonds'

1

• Massive military spending yields de facto coup in U$A

• New York Fed acts as nerve center for 'Banking Cabal'

• 'US frame-up of [Pakistani neuroscientist] begins to unravel'

• 'Fish caught evolving into three different species'

• 'Did rice wine lead to flushed faces in Asia?'

January

31

• 'China bugs and burgles Britain'

• U$ bank failures rise to 15 in 2010

• 'Mussolini iPhone app is best-seller in Italy'

• 'Watchdog: Bailouts created more risk in system'

• Comment: West Bank falling under Israel's apartheid rule

30

• NATO attacks friendly forces in Afghanistan

• 'Academics fight rise of creationism at universities'

• Swiss increasingly pick community service over military

• 'Republican activist behind Acorn smear campaign faces felony charges'

29

• Lack of global warming due to water vapor decline?

• Corporations push to dump their toxic FEMA trailers in Haiti

• Islamist insurgents attack imposed rulers in Somalia

• President proposes high-speed rail investment

• More toxic toys from China found

28

• Laser fusion progressing rapidly at government lab

• Chinese buy gold amid bubble of speculation and inflation

• President continues unconstitutional policy of indefinite detention

• Star formation leading to collision of black holes

• President orders U.S. citizens assassinated

• 'Grim tales from North Korea's gulags'

26

• Smallest Kuiper Belt object found

• 'A Thorn in the Side of the U.S. Military in Haiti'

• Bank of England Governor: force break-up of banks

• Lack of water creates power shortages in Venezuela

• Religious imagery and fear used to sell Global Warming

25

• 'Drone surge: Today, tomorrow and 2047'

• 'Red Cross warns of humanitarian crisis in Yemen'

• Comment: 'Remember Ariel Sharon’s Words'

• 'Israel threatens Hezbollah and Lebanon'

23

• Some stars may be powered by electroweak force

• 'Goldman Sachs Wants You to Pay-by-the-Mile to Drive'

• 'Obama quietly continues to defend Bush's terror policies'

• 'Chinese say they received bogus bars of gold traced to U.S.'

• 'Supreme Court OKs unlimited corporate spending on elections'

• Comment: 'Corporate Personhood Should Be Banned, Once and For All'

22

• 'Meet the creatures that live beyond the abyss'

• U$ occupation leaves Iraq with high levels of nuclear and dioxin poison

• Religious beliefs fuel death and violence in Nigeria

• Unemployment still increasing across U$A

• 'Daredevil plans jump from edge of space'

20

• 'Ribbon at edge of solar system explained'

• Comment: 'Time To Investigate the Aid Fiasco'

• Russian move to buy French warship splits NATO

• More soldiers in Afghanistan but less security for Afghans

• Echo-chamber reporting exaggerates Global Warming claims

 19

• 'In Pictures: Strange seas'

• Comment: ' King's legacy and Israel's future'

• 'Cosmic currents may move faster than light'

• 'Fish oil slows burn of genetic fuse in ageing'

• Muslims and Christians kill hundreds in Nigerian clashes

17

• Toxic chemicals found in more imported Chinese products

• EPA to set water-quality standards in Florida, a national first

• 'Network flaw causes scary Web error'

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Updated: February, 2010
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