Nidal Malik Hasan, Suspected Fort Hood Shooter, Was Called “Camel Jockey”
                   
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Fort Hood Shooting Suspect Harassed By Others In Military and Wanted Out, Family Said By BRIAN ROSS, JOSEPH RHEE, ANNA SCHECTER, AVNI PATEL, ETHAN NELSON, and DESIREE ADIB Nov. 6, 2009 Fort Hood shooting suspect, Major Nidal... [read full story]                    

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LDK Jumps On Surprise Q3 Profit (at Barrons.com)

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that topped estimates by a wide margin. For the quarter, the China-based solar wafer company posted Q3 revenue of $281.9 million and profits of 27 cents per ADS; the Street had expected $259 million and a loss of 13 cents a...

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Opera Closes China Loophole; Reinstates Censorship

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Coming hot on the heels of Microsoft’s censoring of Chinese search results, web browser maker Opera has become the latest company to joyfully contribute to prosperous growth of the Great Firewall of China. For speed and...

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Murdoch-Microsoft Deal In the Works

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Hugh Pickens writes ”The Financial Times reports that Microsoft is in discussions to pay Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, owner of newspapers ranging from the Wall Street Journal of the US to The Sun of the UK, to ‘de-index’ its...

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Golf tournament raises $18,000 for charities

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OGDEN, Utah (AP) -- An annual golf tournament at Wolf Creek Resort has raised $18,000 for local charities. The tournament donated $9,000 each to the Wolf Creek Foundation and the George E. Wahlen Ogden Veterans Home. The...

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