Sunday, October 26, 2008

Vibrant Mexico City thrives

The lure of the sun and the sand might be keeping travellers from exploring the essence from which Mexican history and spirit stem -- Mexico City.

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	Wild World Series night in Philly: Phillies beat Rays for 2-1 lead
	Maple Leafs close win over Ottawa
	UFC 90 Blow by Blow
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	Stock markets close lower on growing economic worries;C$ also down sharply
	Furniture makers shrink designs for smaller spaces
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	Teen beauty queen loses crown over dine and dash
	Colorado couple say they got marijuana with order of tacos
	Vancouver's baby beluga finally gets name
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Today's Republicans: Dumb
My old pal Bob, a bigwig California Republican, is barely on speaking terms with me. Bob does macho Republican things such as shoot little birds, ride Harleys, and sneer at the French.

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Canadian Food Inspection Agency issues warning about sandwiches, meat
OTTAWA - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning people not to eat ready-to-eat roast beef and sandwiches sold at certain stores in Atlantic Canada because the product may be contaminated with Listeria.

Diarrhea vaccine leads to sharp drop in infant hospitalization and ER visits

Is electric heating a thing of the past?
Heating properly and efficiently means picking and choosing from electricity, gas, heating oil, propane, geothermal, wood, pellets or even the old-fashioned fireplace. Need help to choose wisely?

Building a healthy house

Compulsive gamers build strong emotional attachments to online world
TORONTO - When 15-year-old Brandon Crisp occasionally got out of line, his parents would discipline him with the method they believed worked best: take away his prized Microsoft Xbox.

Lawsuit wanting BCE to pay dividend filed in Saskatchewan court

Size matters to students grading Canadian universities
More than 43,000 students from 55 universities took part in an online survey that graded institutions of higher learning on a wide range of issues, including quality of teaching, course availability, class size and even the food on campus.

Magnet device aims to treat depression patients

World's great dive sites
The waters off Newfoundland and Vancouver Island are among "the world's great dive sites" cited in the new Fodor's book "Adventure Travel."

Avoid illness on vacation