Television's 'Mr. Wizard' dies at 89 (News) 8 discussions Don Herbert, who as television's "Mr. Wizard" introduced generations of young viewers to the joys of science, died Tuesday. He was 89. Tags: Obituaries (General) Obituaries (Entertainment) University War Society Don Herbert Teachers College New York Minnesota Chicago (Illinois)
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	Chocolate Rain by Chad Vader (Video) 4 discussions We couldn't resist. Chad Vader Day Shift Manager (the 8 episode series) is out on DVD at blamesociety.net Tags: chad vader blame society tay zonday chocolate rain spoof parody
	Experts say 'most dangerous city' rankings twist numbers (News) 4 discussions In another blow to the Motor City's tarnished image, Detroit pushed past St. Louis to become the nation's most dangerous city, according to a private research group's controversial analysis, released .. Tags: American Society Criminology, Mission Viejo, Politics, Local Politics, Sociology, New Jersey, Detroit, Illinois, Federal Bureau Investigation, Criminology, California, Robbery, Minnesota, Social Behavioral Sciences, Crime, Science Technology, Unit
	Stolen kids turned into terrifying killers (News) 3 discussions Warlords are forcing children in conflicts around the world to become killing machines -- nothing more than what one child advocate calls "cannon fodder." Tags: United Nations Myanmar Nepal Sri Lanka Colombia Sudan Asia Africa Ivory Coast Middle East Parenting Guerrilla Activities Armed Conflict War Society Somalia Iraq Amnesty International Cable News Network (CNN) Internati
	U.S. Navy shows off terror-fighting dolphins (News) 3 discussions Koa, an Atlantic bottlenose dolphin, will do anything for a fresh fish -- including alerting her U.S. Navy handlers to potential terrorists. Tags: San Diego (California) Iraq Washington U.S. Navy Seattle (Washington) Vietnam Animals Bioterrorism Republican Party Nuclear Warfare War Society New Zealand Marines France Agriculture
	Television's 'Mr. Wizard' dies at 89 (News) 3 discussions Don Herbert, who as television's "Mr. Wizard" introduced generations of young viewers to the joys of science, died Tuesday. He was 89. Tags: Obituaries (General) Obituaries (Entertainment) University War Society Don Herbert Teachers College New York Minnesota Chicago (Illinois)
	Dinosaur sucked up food like a vacuum (News) 3 discussions Perhaps it was one of those eureka moments, when the scientists realized they had discovered a new dinosaur with mouth parts designed to vacuum up food. Tags: Philippe Taquet, Sahara Desert, Science Technology, University Michigan, National Geographic Society, University Chicago, Paleontology, Sciences, Life Sciences, Biology, Earth Science, Public Library Science, Jeffrey Wilson, Niger
	What Was the Purpose of A "Well Regulated Militia"? (Video) 3 discussions John Payton, Director-Counsel and President, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, discusses the context and society in which the Second Amendment was created. On March 13, 2008, ACS hosted a press briefing on t.. Tags: John Payton American Constitution Society ACS Second Amendment District Columbia v. Heller dc heller Supreme Court
	Experts 'solve' mystery of Stonehenge (News) 3 discussions Two British archeologists declared Monday that they have uncovered the core reason behind the construction of one of the world's best known and least understood landmarks. Tags: Parks Historic Sites, Cultural Institutions Parks, Timothy Darvill, Wales, Stonehenge, iReport.com, United Kingdom, London\s Society Antiquaries, Europe, Geoffrey Wainwright, Pembrokeshire
	Zakk Wylde - Speedball Acoustic Cover (Video) 2 discussions me covering Speedball by Zakk Wylde. It'll improve once I get my left forearm conditioned for it - right now it makes it burn pretty bad with all of the pull offs and hammer ons. At the :50 mark my ar.. Tags: Zakk Wylde Speedball Acoustic Cover Black Label Society Ozzy Osbourne Alternate Picking Hybrid Solo Guitar
	Bombings rattle classroom, unite students (News) 2 discussions Political science students at Baghdad University had barely begun a discussion of comparisons between the Iraq and Vietnam wars when suddenly nearby explosions shook the classroom. Tags: Behind Scenes Iraq Vietnam Cable News Network (CNN) Baghdad Bioterrorism Military Intelligence Acts terror War Society United States Kyra Phillips Schools War
	60 years later, pain still fresh for WWII sex slave (News) 2 discussions She's 78 years old, but for Lee Young-soo, life as she knew it ended at age 15 -- when the Japanese government forced her to become a sex slave for its military members during World War II. Tags: Japan White House Honda Motor Company Limited Sex Crimes Violent Demonstrations War Society Tokyo (Japan) Washington Cable News Network (CNN) South Korea George W. Bush Mike Honda Maryland China Florence (Italy) California
	Iraqi kindergarten: Smiles and vows to fight (News) 2 discussions At a recent kindergarten graduation ceremony, young girls smiled behind their brightly colored princess dresses and the boys showed off their best dress shirts. They sipped on juice boxes, played on s.. Tags: Iraq United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) War Society United Nations Saddam Hussein Syria Jordan Family
	Zakk wylde - guitarist video, amazing emotion and shred (Video) 2 discussions best zakk wylde, black label society lesson ever this is amazin and easy shred with emotion and melody!!! Tags: black label society zakk wylde shred emotionl guitaring best fast solo stunning
	Television's 'Mr. Wizard' dies at 89 (News) 2 discussions Don Herbert, who as television's "Mr. Wizard" introduced generations of young viewers to the joys of science, died Tuesday. He was 89. Tags: Obituaries (General) Obituaries (Entertainment) University War Society Don Herbert Teachers College New York Minnesota Chicago (Illinois)
	Men more likely to not wash after bathroom use (News) 2 discussions The gender gap has widened when it comes to hygiene, according to the latest stakeout by the "hand washing police." Tags: Judy Daly, Chicago, Brian Sansoni, Salt Lake City, Turner Field, New York, San Francisco, Second City Inc., Shedd Aquarium, New York City, American Society for Microbiology, Harris Interactive Inc.
	Nobel-winning biologist apologizes for remarks about blacks (News) 2 discussions Nobel laureate biologist Jim Watson apologized "unreservedly" Thursday for stating that black people were not as intelligent as whites, saying he was "mortified" by the comments at.. Tags: David Lammy, Royal Society, United Kingdom, Sciences, Life Sciences, Special Interest Groups, Science Technology, Biology, Relationships, Genetics, African-American Issues, Africa, London, London Science Museum, Culture Lifestyle, Sexuality, Jim Wat
	Does your house have ghosts? (News) 2 discussions Troy Taylor is the author of more than 40 books on all things paranormal -- most notably haunted houses. He's also the founder of the American Ghost Society, a network of ghost hunters who collect sto.. Tags: Parapsychology Paranormal, House Home, American Ghost Society, Culture Lifestyle
	Seggy's Dream - a Woodturning Story (Video) 2 discussions This is a story of hope and persistence, along with being a "how to" on segmented woodturning. It's also an attempt to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Be sure to view the very end. Tha.. Tags: art stop motion time lapse wood woodturning woodworking think pink American Cancer Society segmented
	Enter the Haggis-"Long Way Home" (Video) 2 discussions 6/16/07 Tags: enter haggis St Andrews Society
	Can't remember the 11 planets? 4th-grader offers help (News) 2 discussions Those having trouble remembering the newly assigned 11 planets, including three dwarfs, are getting help from a fourth-grader. Tags: Science Technology, Ceres, David Aguilar, Lisa Loeb, Astronomy, Great Falls, Montana, National Geographic Society, Sciences, Planetary Science, Maryn Smith
	Rare Helen Keller pic with doll discovered (News) 2 discussions Researchers have uncovered a rare photograph of a young Helen Keller with her teacher Anne Sullivan, nearly 120 years after it was taken on Cape Cod. Tags: Jan Seymour-Ford, American Federation for Blind, Massachusetts, Boston Globe, Waltham, Helen Keller, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Hobbies Pastimes, Genealogy, Anne Sullivan, Cape Cod, Watertown, Culture Lifestyle, Hearing Loss Deaf
	Keeping your breasts healthy at every age (News) 2 discussions Let's face it: There's no body part women obsess about more than breasts -- their size, shape, sag factor, and whether those strange pains stem from monthly PMS hormones or something more ominous, lik.. Tags: Pregnancy Childbirth, Tamoxifen, Clothing, Cancer, Obstetrics Gynecology, Health Fitness, Mammography, Culture Lifestyle, Shirley Archer, Breast Cancer, Medical Treatments Procedures, American Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute, Fashion ,
	The Society of Difference, a question - Adrienne Clarkson (Video) 1 discussions Adrienne Clarkson gives a talk on March 2nd at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver entitled "The Society of Difference" as part of the 8th Annual LaFontaine-Baldwin Symposium. Mrs Clarkson asks, "We know Can.. Tags: Citizenship Democracy Society Difference Canada Canadian Adrienne Clarkson LaFontaine-Baldwin Institute Inclusion

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