A Professor’s theory for Congress to create new money
The American Scholar carried an article by Richard Striner, a professor of history at Washington College, who wrote that America is not broke and there is potential for abundance everywhere.…
Month: January 2012
‘Walking fish’ suggests that walking evolved underwater
According to a report in the Live Science, The Christian Science Monitor, scientists have discovered air-breathing lungfish that has an eel-like body and a pair of flimsy hind fins, can…
Withdraw Syria observers, adviser says
The head of an advisory board to the Arab League called Sunday for the withdrawal of observers from Syria, claiming the mission has allowed Syrian officials to continue a brutal crackdown on protesters.
Egypt’s generals move up next round of elections
Egypt's ruling military council has moved up the scheduled elections for the upper house of parliament by nearly three weeks, with voting now scheduled to start in late January, the state news agency MENA reported Sunday.
Jamaica’s gambling ban lifted
The Gleaner reported that an eight-year ban on the licensing of gaming lounges for shops with 20 to 150 gaming machines has been lifted by the Betting Gaming and Lotteries…
Haryana hope it’s third time lucky
After bowing out to two of the more highly rated teams in the domestic circuit in the previous two years, Haryana are up against another of the heavyweights, Karnataka, in the quarter-finals this time
Suspect denies starting Chilean wildfire
The man Chilean authorities accuse of sparking a wildfire that has consumed more than 31,000 acres of a national park said Sunday that he is innocent.
Madhya Pradesh banking on seamers
While Mumbai’s depleted attack might not seem threatening, they have the pedigree of Dhawal Kulkarni and Ramesh Powar to test MP, who are banking on TP Sudhindra and Ishwar Pandey to make inroads
Madhya Pradesh banking on seamers
While Mumbai’s depleted attack might not seem threatening, they have the pedigree of Dhawal Kulkarni and Ramesh Powar to test MP, who are banking on TP Sudhindra and Ishwar Pandey to make inroads
Bowlers, Shah star in Hurricanes’ fourth win
Hobart Hurricanes won their fourth game in a row, thanks to a collective effort from their bowlers and an unbeaten 45 from Owais Shah in the chase against Sydney Thunder
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