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Baghdad plans to build giant Ferris wheel
The Iraqi capital's image could be getting quite a makeover.
Canada company takes blame for bacteria outbreak
The president of a Canadian food company is taking responsibility for tainted meat products reaching the marketplace and causing a national outbreak linked to the deaths of 15 people.
Russian nuclear deal on hold
A key civil nuclear agreement between Russia and the U.S. is likely to be shelved until next year at the earliest, amid mounting tensions over the fate of Georgia's breakaway republics.
Thai court orders protesters from compound
A Thai court has ordered thousands of protesters occupying the grounds of the prime minister's office to immediately vacate the area.
Israeli peace pioneer dies at 81
Abie Nathan burst onto the world of Middle East diplomacy in 1966.
Gustav death toll rises to 22
The death toll from Hurricane Gustav is up to 22 in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
Ancient Dead Sea scrolls to go online
Israeli and American scientists are bringing the oldest known version of the Hebrew Bible into the 21st century. They're digitally reproducing the Dead Sea Scrolls online.
Hijackers of Darfur plane surrender in Libya
Passengers and crew of a hijacked Sudanese jetliner are safe.
30 suspected Taliban killed in Afghanistan
Officials in Afghanistan say more than 30 suspected Taliban fighters have been killed in clashes and airstrikes.
U.S. soldier dies in Baghdad
The U.S. military says an American soldier has died of wounds suffered in a roadside bombing in northeast Baghdad.


Car customer faces financial hitch
Make sure you cross the T's and dot the I's before siging any financial papers
A problem with DTV you probably haven't heard of
Come next February, is your TV antenna ready for the digital conversion? Video Video
A viewer wonders if a recent letter means money in the bank or whether it just spells trouble
It promises money from AT&T Video Video
"Expired" food items not against the rules
If you pay attention to the dates on food items, you may be surprised to hear what the health department says about them
TV service causes static
A Green Country couple thought it had a long standing problem resolved, only for it to rear it's head again
Custom Rock Pools
Uniting your pool with the natural landscape and features of your home takes careful planning. In addition to building traditional pools, many designers like to create what's known as a 'negative edge effect'.
National and local electrical code
The standards that govern electrical materials and installation are based on the national electrical code, or N-E-C. The N-E-C is not a law, but does set voluntary nationwide standards in regards to safe procedure.
Tips for freezing vegetables
Some vegetables preserve their flavor and texture after freezing; others don't. Salad vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers and onions lose their crispness when they're frozen, although they're still suitable for flavoring soups and stews.
Leaking faucets
A leaky faucet is one of those minor annoyances that can quickly become expensive if it isn't taken care of right away. A faucet that drips or leaks at the base of the lever or knob might need the washer replaced, or it might have a worn valve seat.
Faucets
While faucets come in a wide variety of styles, finishes and colors, there are only a few different types available for the home. The single lever faucet is compact, but the water temperature and pressure are a bit difficult to control.
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