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travelpod.com     May 27, 2008            

Jump to the full entry & travel map Okayama, Chugoku, Japan\the computer is working much better. \we spent the night up on Ushirioyama (Ushirio Mountain) in a cottage (really a cabin) and had a wonderful dinner with the family. It was absoultely wonderful; fresh fish, beef, lotus root, and other... [read full story]                    


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Japanese woman loses breast in hospital blunder

physorg.com     yesterday   8 related          

A hospital in Japan said Tuesday that doctors mistakenly removed a healthy woman's left breast because of a mix-up in samples from tests for breast cancer. The woman, in her 40s, last year went for a mammogram at a hospital in...                    

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Imagine if this happened here ...

typepad.com     yesterday          

OKAYAMA, Japan - A hospital in the city of Okayama said Tuesday it mistakenly removed the entire left breast from a healthy woman last year as it mixed up the identification number for her test sample with that of a cancer...                    

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Tarbosaurus Takes Japan for Lunch [Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)]

scienceblogs.com     Jul 25, 2008          

tags: dinosaurs, Tarbosaurus bataar, paleontology, fossils, Tyrannosaurs rex The newly unveiled fossil skeleton of the juvenile Tarbosaurus bataar in its protective jacket. Discovered in 2006, a near-perfect complete skeleton...                    

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Japan July trade surplus -86.6 pct year/year (at Reuters)

yahoo.com     9 mins ago          

TOKYO, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Japan's trade surplus in July fell 86.6 percent from a year earlier to 91.1 billion yen ($830 million), Ministry of Finance data showed on Thursday. [JPTBAL=ECI] That compared with economists' median...                    

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