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Soil dishes the dirt on criminals

pheedo.com     21 hrs ago          

CROOKS beware, a scraping of mud on your shoe could link you to a footprint at the scene of a crime, thanks to a technique that uniquely identifies different soils within a small area by their organic material. Soil is a...                

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COMUNICADO: PIDX International Responds to the North Sea's Drive to Advance Oil and Gas eCommerce

europapress.es     Jul 24, 2008   2 related          

WASHINGTON, July 24 /PRNewswire/ -- The PIDX International North Sea Forum was held on July 9 in Aberdeen, Scotland, offering an opportunity for the North Sea's independent oil and gas operators to share best practices on...                

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bbc.co.uk: Bee pollinates a sunflower in Germany bbc.co.uk

Bulb causes aircraft emergency

bbc.co.uk     Jul 24, 2008          

A plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Orkney due to a faulty light bulb. The aircraft, which was travelling from Shetland to Aberdeen, was diverted to the nearest airport after the pilot reported a smell of...                

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Call for Cardiff-Germany flights

icnetwork.co.uk     Jul 24, 2008   2 related          

Jul 24 2008 by Aled Blake, Western Mail FLIGHTS to Germany’s major cities and North America from Cardiff International Airport are the priority for businesses, latest results in a marketing campaign have found. The airport’s...                

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Studying in Scotland: A taste of old school charm

independent.co.uk     Jul 24, 2008   3 related          

Few can resist the charms of novelty, and students are no different. Snazzy new buildings, industry led programmes, and wacky course combinations can prove a real lure. So why are Scotland's ancient universities not getting in...                

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Moslems voice concern over interviews at Scots airport

europenews.dk     Jul 23, 2008   2 related          

Aberdeen Press and Journal July 23 2008 By Lucinda Cameron Police chiefs meet islamic leaders to debate ‘stop and search’ security procedures. Islamic leaders met police yesterday to discuss the impact “stop and search”...                

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Drink-drive figures 'disappoint'

bbc.co.uk     Jul 22, 2008          

Police have hit out after 29 motorists in the Grampian area were charged with drink or drugs offences in the first week of a clampdown. They caught 24 men aged between 18 and 61 and five women between 20 and 45. Of the...                

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City the credit crunch forgot

mirror.co.uk     Jul 22, 2008   2 related          

WHERE EXPLODING OIL PRICES ARE GREAT NEWS While most of us fret over soaring bills and tumbling house prices, the good folk of Aberdeen are laughing in the face of the economic slump. Aberdeen is home to Britain's oil and gas...                

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Let's go fly a kite, as birds of prey soar back into the skies

scotsman.com     Jul 22, 2008   4 related          

Published Date: 22 July 2008 THE second phase of an ambitious three-year project to reintroduce red kites to the skies around Aberdeen for the first time in more than a century got under way yesterday. The birds have not nested...                

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Dodge City

dailyrecord.co.uk     Jul 21, 2008   14 related          

Jul 21 2008 By Ben Spencer Glasgow Folk Shamed Over Telly Licences GLASGOW is second only to London for TV licence dodgers - despite having 6.5million fewer people. A massive 11,661 were caught without a licence in the city in...                

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