October 19, 2005 As Polar Ice Turns to Water, Dreams of Treasure Abound - by Clifford Krauss, Steven Lee Myers, Andrew C. Revkin And Simon Romero With comments by Jamey Hecht (read this story) Satellite destroyed after Russian rocket launch - by CNN.com With comment by Michael C. Ruppert (read this story) White House Watch: Cheney
This one looks like a "mission possible" -- if Katie Holmes is willing to follow the workout regimen Tom Cruise is reportedly urging her to follow. The mission? To regain the hardbodied physique she once had, but lost.
Napoleon Superintendent David Watson tells News 11 a rifle was found in a guitar case about 300 feet away from the school building. Watson says it did not appear to be connected with the school in any way, but as a precaution, the building was locked down.
The suspensions of three football players and a basketball player came a day after a newspaper reported that 17 football players have been arrested this year and have faced no discipline from the school.
The fallout continues from the scandal over former Congressman Mark Foley's suggestive computer messages to teen-age boys. The editorial board of The Washington Times has called for House Speaker Dennis Hastert to step down.
Congress is patting itself on the back for passing the Port Security Act last Saturday. But the day before, a House-Senate conference committee stripped out a provision that would have barred serious felons from working in sensitive dock security jobs.
An Aviation Icon Makes His Final Flight "If it had wings, he most likely flew it." That's how friends described Clayton "Scotty" Scott. With a career and involvement in aviation spanning 80 years, that's not surprising.
International Tower Hill Mines Ltd.(OTC.BB: ITHMF) is pleased to provide an update on its current drill program at the LMS project, Alaska. LMS is located 40 kilometres south of the Pogo Gold Mine, within 14 kilometres of the Richardson highway and 15 kilometres north of the city of Delta Junction.
