♦ Aeromexico cancels some U.S. routes

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) — Airline Aeromexico said Monday it will continue to fly to Los Angeles and Phoenix, although it has canceled some routes to those U.S. destinations from small Mexican cities due to rising fuel costs. An Aeromexico spokeswoman said the company recently canceled its Guadalajara-Phoenix and Puerto Penasco-Los Angeles routes to focus on more profitable destinations.	1 vote

♦ Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's flirty Underdog

Tara Palmer-Tomkinson is having trouble on BBC TV talent show 'The Underdog Show' because one of the dogs "fancies" her bottom. The svelte socialite who joins former 'Apprentice' candidate Raef Bjayou on the show which sees celebrities team up with rescue dogs in a bid to train them in a variety of obedience and agility tests admits one of the ...	1 vote

♦ NASA safety panel worries about moon ship design

In this artist rendition, Orion orbits the moon with disc-shaped solar arrays tracking the sun to generate electricity. WASHINGTON — NASA is not properly emphasizing safety in its design of a new spaceship and its return-to-the-moon program faces money, morale and leadership problems, an agency safety panel found Monday.	1 vote

♦ Warner Music to rhythm games: pay up or the music gets it!

Warner Music Group boss Edgar Bronfman said yesterday that music labels aren't "real" partners in the rhythm game market yet. Unless Warner sees more cash, it will be "hesitant" to license further tracks to Guitar Hero or Rock Band.Read More...	1 vote

♦ Northstar cuts jobs, narrows focus

Under pressure from several major shareholders, Northstar Neuroscience said Thursday it would lay off 20 more employees and focus solely on advancing its cortical stimulation therapy for depression.	1 vote

♦ Scared Sick Medical Resources

By Cassidy, Suzanne In the 1980s, an English pop singer named Joe Jackson had a hit with a song about of all things cancer. "Everything gives you cancer," Jackson sang, in a wryly upbeat way. Two decades on...	1 vote

♦ Births

By Anonymous BEILER, Mr. and Mrs. Elam G. (Barbara Glick), Ronks, a daughter, at Women & Babies Hospital, Wednesday. BEILER, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Jay (Sadie Esh), Gap, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Wednesday. BOYD, Mr. and Mrs.	1 vote

♦ Is Comedian Bernie Mac Really Dead?

Rumors have been circulating all over the internet that actor/comedian Bernie Mac is dead. His rep, Danica Smith, decided to refute the gossip and come forward with the truth. "Bernie Mac is still alive and being treated in a Chicago hospital for pneumonia and is expected to make a full recovery. Mr. Mac is responding well to treatment and will be released soon" she told People magazine.	1 vote

♦ Carbon Capture Milestone For CSIRO China Project

Image Caption: The post-combustion capture pilot plant at Huaneng Beijing Co-Generation Power Plant is designed to capture 3000 tons per annum of carbon dioxide.	1 vote

♦ First National Study Of Diving-related Injuries

ScienceDaily (Aug. 4, 2008) If it's at the Olympic Games or at the neighborhood pool, diving is one of the fastest growing sports in the U.S. Every day millions of people do it and every four years during the Olympics, billions of people watch it. So it might surprise you that researchers are just now delving into the dangers of diving boards.	1 vote

♦ I've Loved You So Long

First seen distractedly puffing on a cigarette as she waits for her younger sister Lea (Elsa Zylberstein) at an airport, Juliette (Scott Thomas) is a plainly dressed, middle-aged woman with tired hair and even more tired eyes, whose backstory slowly emerges throughout the picture. Lea, married to lexicographer Luc (Serge Hazanavicius), has a full ...	1 vote

♦ It's Your Business

CALENDAR Tuesday, Aug. 5 League of Women Voters Tuesday Topics, noon, YWCA, 225 S.W. 12th. Speaker: Jae D. Chang, on "Thinking and Building Green." Open to the public. Information: 234 6925. Wednesday, Aug.	1 vote

♦ Infighting hits US actors strike

A breakaway group within the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) has launched a campaign to gain control of the powerful Hollywood union. It blames the organisation's current leaders for the stalemate in contract talks with major American studios. The group calling itself Unite for Strength hopes to gain a majority on the national governing board in elections in September. It has unveiled 31 candidates...	1 vote

♦ Strippers anger P.E.I. Legion member

A troupe of male dancers from Las Vegas recently took their clothes off at the Legion in Summerside, P.E.I., and that has one member asking for an apology to the local veterans. 'You can't even wear your hat in respect, and there's people taking off their clothes.' Wallace MacAusland The Men from Las Vegas appeared at the Summerside Legion last Friday night, attracting about 200.	1 vote

♦ Science Extra podcast: Richard Garriott

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♦ Senators seek review of wiring at Iraq bases

Five Democratic senators called on Friday for an independent review of electrical work at U.S. bases in Iraq where more than a dozen soldiers have been electrocuted and others injured. In a letter to Defense Secretary Robert Gates, the senators objected to KBR Inc, the Pentagon's largest private contractor in Iraq, reviewing its own performance.	1 vote

♦ Indian Airlines slashes fares

Indian Airlines and Air India together operate 19 flights daily from Dubai and Sharjah to Indian destinations. With the reduced fares, one-way ticket from Dubai to a destination in Kerala costs Dh790, taxes included, down from Dh900. A single journey to New Delhi and Mumbai, too, is costing 790 against the previous Dh1,070 and Dh880, respectively (One Dirham is Rs 11).	1 vote

♦ Lee shows Anderson photos to pals

Be the first to comment! Tommy Lee Goes Green With Fake Grass. Tommy Lee Gives Up Meat For Pam. Lee and Anderson Back Together. Tommy Lee Confirms Motley Crue Tour. Tommy Lee Narrates Film About Pal's Leukaemia Battle. Tommy Lee Not Quitting Motley Crue.	1 vote

♦ Kaunas on course for Rangers tie

FBK Kaunas secured a comfortable first leg victory in the first stage of Champions League qualifiers and look set to face Rangers in the next round. The Lithuanian outfit cruised to a 4-1 win in Andorra against Santa Coloma. Linas Pilibaitis, who had a loan spell at Hearts, netted twice for the visitors, as did Brazilian forward Rafael Rodrigues Ledesma. The second leg is played on 22 July...	1 vote

♦ Guangdong Province to Invest $43.5 Billion in Refining and Ethylene Production, an Industrial Info N

Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) -The government of southern China's Guangdong Province has announced plans to invest $43.5 billion in the next five to seven years to increase its refining capacity.	1 vote