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LAist: Heart Problem Forces Kiss to be a Trio in San Jacinto
July 29, 2007
Heart Problem Forces Kiss to be a Trio in San Jacinto
kiss performs as a trio in San Jacinto Even with their lead singer and co-founding member Paul Stanley flat on his back with doctors temporarily stopping his heart to rectify a ticker pulsing at 190 beats-per-minute, rock group KISS went on with the show Friday in San Jacinto.
Performing as a trio for the first time ever in their storied 33-year career, Gene Simmons led Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer through more than a dozen classic Kiss tunes at the Soboba Casino just a few hours after their starry-eyed singer fought for his life.
Diabetes gene found-Health/Science-The Times of India
iabetes gene found
17 Jul 2007, 0312 hrs IST,Kounteya Sinha,TNN
NEW DELHI: In a discovery that could help prevent children from becoming diabetic, scientists have found a gene that increases a child’s risk for type 1 diabetes.
Caffeine, exercise can team up to prevent skin cancer
Caffeine, exercise can team up to prevent skin cancer
www.chinaview.cn 2007-07-31 05:57:31 Print
WASHINGTON, July 30 (Xinhua) — Regular exercise and little or no caffeine has become a popular lifestyle choice for many Americans. But a new study has found that it may not be the best formula for preventing sun-induced skin damage that could lead to cancer.
St Clair County History Articles
>Jul. 5, 1928, Southern Aegis: Col. N. B. Spears, former Republican national committeeman, died in Miami, Florida, Friday, June 29, 1928, burial at Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Saturday.
Col. Spears was 82 years old, and lived in St. Clair County until a few years ago when he moved to Florida. His home was at Pell City where he had his law office.
He was a member of the constitutional convention in 1901, which drafted the present constitution of Alabama and several times he represented St. Clair in the state legislature.
He served on the Republican state executive committee several times and until his removal from the state was active in Republican politics in the state.
Col. Spears came to Alabama from Tennessee and resided in Talladega a number of years where he was engaged in business. He removed from this city to Pell City. Talladega Home. [ Napoleon Bonaparte Spears..â€.was a brigadier-general in the U. S. Army during the War of Secession.†History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography, Thomas McAdory Owen, 1921, Vol. Iv, p1605.]
RTÉ News: Three die at rocket-testing facility
Three die at rocket-testing facility
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TV News – Retired Muppets Will Move to Atlanta – AOL News
Retired Muppets Will Move to Atlanta
By BRENDA GOODMAN,
The New York Times
Posted: 2007-07-25 14:54:59
Filed Under: TV, Nation
ATLANTA (July 24) — Time’s fun when you’re having flies, Kermit the Frog once said. And how time has flown: Kermit, or more precisely one of the many puppets that have played Kermit, will be retired to Atlanta on Wednesday, part of a major gift being made by the Jim Henson Foundation.
Technology News: Global: FBI, Chinese Officials Pinch Software Pirates
FBI, Chinese Officials Pinch Software Pirates
By Katherine Noyes
E-Commerce Times
Part of the ECT News Network
07/24/07 3:05 PM PT
Chinese authorities and the FBI worked together to seize more than 290,000 counterfeit software CDs and certificates of authenticity valued at $500 million. The officials also arrested 25 people. The uncovered pirated software included Symantec and Microsoft products.
First Indian Women President Sworn In | World Latest | Guardian Unlimited
First Indian Women President Sworn In
Wednesday July 25, 2007 8:31 PM
By GAVIN RABINOWITZ
Associated Press Writer
NEW DELHI (AP) – India’s first female president was sworn in Wednesday, vowing to eliminate the practice of aborting female fetuses and to empower women, who are often treated as second-class citizens.
