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Britain’s Largest Wild Animal, a Nine Foot Tall 300 Pound Deer, Shot Dead

Photo credit: me’nthedogs / Creative Commons The Exmoor Emperor, standing over nine feet tall and weighing over 300 pounds, was thought to be the largest wild animal in all of Britain. That title, however, is up for grabs since the giant red deer was recently found shot dead. Believed to be the work of a licensed hunter, the kill occurred within the confines of the law but the shooting has raised questions about red deer huntin… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Dogs Rule at NYC ‘Howloween’ Costume Benefit

NYC canine costume ‘Howloween’ party hosted by animalfair.com Oct. 27th aims to fetch funds for local animal rescue shelters. (Oct. 25)

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Amateur Video Catches Dramatic Texas Tornado

Sunday evening, Eric Meyers – an emergency management coordinator in Navarro County, Texas, videotaped his incredibly close encounter with a powerful tornado. (Oct. 25)

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CityNews.ca brings you live election results starting at 8PM ET.

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Gulf states urge US to probe Wikileaks Iraq ‘crimes’

The Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) has urged Washington to investigate alleged “crimes against humanity” in Iraq after Wikileaks published…

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I don’t like early voting and I expressed my opinion on the subject in an earlier post .

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Panasonic’s Power Loader Light slims down, stays out of fights with aliens

Panasonic’s full-size Power Loader exoskeleton certainly has its place, but there are times when giant freaking robots arms might be considered overkill. Thankfully, Panasonic (or more specifically, its Activelink subsidiary) has considered such situations, and has now come out with its streamlined Power Loader Light (or PLL). As you can see, this model eschews the robot arms altogether, but it makes use of the same direct force feedback system that’s able to predict your leg movements and increase your leg strength by up 40 kilograms. Of course, even the Light version is still a bit out of reach for everyday use — it will initially cost around $223,000, but Panasonic is offering a grant program to potential developers that would cut the price in half. Panasonic’s Power Loader Light slims down, stays out of fights with aliens originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 25 Oct 2010 12:09:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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Panda Baby Boom in China

China says a panda baby boom over the past year has boosted numbers of the species to more than 300 in captivity. But there is still no successful method for releasing them into the wild, according to Britain’s Sky News. (Oct. 25)

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Samsung to unveil new Android device November 8th

Two weeks. That’s how long you’ll have to wait before Samsung Mobile officially shows off its latest Android device. We say officially , because as these things go, there’s a chance the gadget will make it into the limelight via unofficial channels. No indication what it might be, but if we had our say, the Continuum and its secondary OLED screen would make for a nice treat… hey, why are you even asking? Of course we’ll be there covering it live! Samsung to unveil new Android device November 8th originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 25 Oct 2010 11:25:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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MSNBC President Phil Griffin Laughably Claims Channel Doesn’t Fundraise for Dems

The folks at MSNBC are for some reason still under the impression that they are anything but a far less successful liberal alternative to Fox News. The former channel's president, Phil Griffin, tried to perpetuate that delusion in a blog post by New York Times media blogger Brian Stelter on Sunday. Griffin claimed that MSNBC, unlike Fox News, does not help guests who are political candidates solicit funds on air. In fact, MSNBC psychotalker Ed Schultz has done just that on multiple occasions. “Show me an example of us fund-raising,” Stelter quotes Griffin as saying. Perhaps he should have reviewed his own channel's coverage before making that challenge ( gladly accepted by cable news blogger Johnny Dollar). read more

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