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  1. In this photo provided by NASA, this head-on view of the space shuttle Endeavour was provided by an Expedition 20 crew member during a survey of the approaching vehicle prior to docking with the International Space Station, Friday, July 17, 2009. As part of the survey and part of every mission's activities, Endeavour performed a back-flip for the rendezvous pitch maneuver (RPM). The image was photographed with a digital still camera, using a 800mm lens at a distance of about 600 feet (180 meters). (AP Photo/NASA)
    Spacewalk day: Astronauts embark on first outing AP - 2 minutes agoSent 84 times

    CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Astronauts inside and out worked to install a porch for experiments on Japan's expansive space station lab Saturday, a major objective made all the more difficult by microphone static that often drowned out the spacewalkers' voices.

  2. This photo released by Veterinary Pet Insurance shows Snag L. Tooth catching a cat nap at his home in Portland, Oregon.(AP Photo/Veterinary Pet Insurance)
    Cats Do Control Humans, Study Finds LiveScience.com - Mon Jul 13, 12:50 PM ETSent 12 times

    If you've ever wondered who's in control, you or your cat, a new study points to the obvious. It's your cat.

  3. Report: Porsche near deal with VW AP - Sat Jul 18, 10:21 AM ETSent 7 times

    FRANKFURT - The struggle over control of Porsche, the heavily leveraged maker of world-class sports cars including the 911, appears to be coming to an end, according to media reports.

  4. This 1969 NASA photo shows astronaut Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin, Jr. removing a scientific experiment from the Lunar Module "Eagle" during the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. Man's first trip to the moon is about to blast off anew in an online recreation intended to enthrall an Internet generation not yet born when the US mission made history 40 years ago.(AFP/HO/File)
    New NASA photos show Apollo leftovers on the moon AP - Fri Jul 17, 9:30 PM ETSent 6 times

    WASHINGTON - New NASA photos of the moon show the leftovers from man's exploration 40 years ago. For the first time, photos from space pinpoint equipment left behind from Apollo landings, and even the well-worn tracks made by astronauts on the moon surface. The images are from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which was launched last month and now circles the moon in search of future landing sites.

  5. FILE - In this Jan. 18, 2008 file photo, rolls of fabric are wheeled through New York's Garment District. CIT Group's possible collapse is sending panic through the retail industry which relies on the key lender to keep shipments flowing to stores. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, file)
    CIT collapse could ripple through retail industry AP - Fri Jul 17, 5:22 PM ETSent 5 times

    NEW YORK - The possible collapse of a key lender is sending panic through the retail industry, threatening to hang up deliveries of back-to-school clothing and other merchandise and throw holiday ordering into disarray.

  6. Regulators shut banks in Calif., Ga. and SD AP - Sat Jul 18, 2:36 AM ETSent 5 times

    WASHINGTON - Regulators on Friday shut two banks in California and two smaller banks in Georgia and South Dakota, boosting to 57 the number of federally insured banks to fail this year.

  7. Huge Fossilized Dung Reveals a Hidden Ancient Ecosystem LiveScience.com - Fri Jul 17, 4:20 PM ETSent 3 times

    The world might be knee-deep in cow patties and other animal waste today were it not for dung beetles.

  8. Taxis pass the Bank of America branch in New York's Times Square June 30, 2005. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
    Bank of America credit losses soar, profit falls Reuters - Fri Jul 17, 3:27 PM ETSent 3 times

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp, the largest U.S. bank, posted a quarterly profit that topped Wall Street forecasts but warned of a fresh surge in soured loans to credit card, mortgage and business customers.

  9. Portugal's President Anibal Cavaco Silva (L) and Spain's King Juan Carlos congratulated each other after the inauguration of the International Nanotechnology Laboratory in Braga on the north of Portugal July 17, 2009. REUTERS/Jose Manuel Ribeiro
    Spain, Portugal open nanotechnology research center Reuters - Fri Jul 17, 1:30 PM ETSent 2 times

    LISBON (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero Friday hailed the opening of a joint scientific research center with Portugal as the dawning of a new age of discovery for the two countries.

  10. How to Turn an Internship into a Job BusinessWeek Online - Fri Jul 17, 8:08 AM ETSent 2 times

    The heat is on for MBA and undergraduate business student interns in the summer of 2009. After clawing their way into coveted internship positions in one of the most competitive job markets in memory, the real fight for full-time job offers is happening now, halfway through their 10 or so weeks on the job.

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  1. In this photo provided by NASA, this view of the crew cabin of the space shuttle Endeavour was provided by an Expedition 20 crew member during a survey of the approaching vehicle prior to docking with the International Space Station, Friday, July 17, 2009. As part of the survey and part of every mission's activities, the STS-127 Endeavour crew performed a back-flip for the rendezvous pitch maneuver (RPM). The image was photographed with a digital still camera, using a 400mm lens at a distance of about 600 feet (180 meters). (AP Photo/NASA)
    Spacewalk day: Astronauts embark on first outing AP - 2 minutes ago

    CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Astronauts inside and out worked to install a porch for experiments on Japan's expansive space station lab Saturday, a major objective made all the more difficult by microphone static that often drowned out the spacewalkers' voices.

  2. Pedestrians walk by the Citigroup building in New York. A suddenly resurgent Wall Street, riding a wave of economic optimism, faces challenges in the coming week with a slew of earnings reports and a detailed Federal Reserve outlook.(AFP/Getty Images/Spencer Platt)
    Earnings to decide stocks' fate Reuters - Fri Jul 17, 10:20 PM ET

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Earnings are set to take center stage again next week as more marquee U.S. companies line up to report their quarterly scorecards and investors decide whether to keep pushing stocks higher.

  3. In this image provided by NASA Friday July 17, 2009 NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, has returned its first imagery of the Apollo moon landing sites. The picture shows the Apollo 11 missions' lunar module descent stage sitting on the moon's surface, center, as long shadow point towards the crater from a low sun angle make the modules' locations evident. (AP Photo/NASA)
    New NASA photos show Apollo leftovers on the moon AP - Fri Jul 17, 9:30 PM ET

    WASHINGTON - New NASA photos of the moon show the leftovers from man's exploration 40 years ago. For the first time, photos from space pinpoint equipment left behind from Apollo landings, and even the well-worn tracks made by astronauts on the moon surface. The images are from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which was launched last month and now circles the moon in search of future landing sites.

  4. Regulators shut banks in Calif., Ga. and SD AP - Sat Jul 18, 2:36 AM ET

    WASHINGTON - Regulators on Friday shut two banks in California and two smaller banks in Georgia and South Dakota, boosting to 57 the number of federally insured banks to fail this year.

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  1. Employees of AhnLab Inc. work at Security Operation Center in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, July 10, 2009. South Korea's spy agency told lawmakers that the cyber attacks that caused a wave of Web site outages in the U.S. and South Korea were carried out by using 86 IP addresses in 16 countries, amid suspicions North Korea is behind the effort. (AP Photo/Lee Jin-man)
    SKorean police: Hackers extracted data in attacks AP - Tue Jul 14, 9:34 AM ET

    SEOUL, South Korea - Hackers extracted files from computers they contaminated with the virus that triggered cyberattacks last week in the United States and South Korea, police said Tuesday, a sign that they tried to steal information from the victims.

  2. Microsoft takes on Google as Office moves to Web Reuters - Mon Jul 13, 1:06 PM ET

    BOSTON (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp will release three versions of its dominant Office software that users can access over the Web, catching up with products that rival Google Inc launched three years ago.

  3. In this photo provided by the Smithsonian Institution, the Apollo 11 command module Columbia which carried astronauts Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins to the Moon and back in July 1969 is seen at the National Air and Space Museum. (AP Photo/Smithsonian Institution, Eric Long)
    Web site recreates Apollo 11 mission in real time AP - Mon Jul 13, 11:00 AM ET

    BOSTON - Families crowded around black-and-white television sets in 1969 to watch Neil Armstrong take man's first steps on the moon.

  4. Popular Internet radio service Pandora on Monday confirmed it is getting millions of dollars in new funding in the wake of clinching a deal on music royalty rates.(Pandora)
    Internet radio star Pandora gets new funding deal AFP - Mon Jul 13, 5:29 PM ET

    OAKLAND, California (AFP) - Popular Internet radio service Pandora on Monday confirmed it is getting millions of dollars in new funding in the wake of clinching a deal on music royalty rates.

  5. Several high-profile figures are considering jointly suing a tabloid following reports of an alleged phone tapping scandal(AFP/File/Leon Neal)
    Legal action mulled over phone-hacking claims AFP - Wed Jul 15, 3:27 AM ET

    LONDON (AFP) - Several high-profile figures are considering jointly suing a tabloid following reports of an alleged phone tapping scandal, a lawyer said.

  6. South Korean security analysts of AhnLab Inc. conduct an investigation at the company's Security Operation Centre in Seoul on July 10, 2009. South Korea's intelligence agency Monday downgraded its alert against cyber attacks which had crippled numerous websites and in which North Korea was a suspect.(AFP/File/Kim Jae-Hwan)
    South Korea downgrades cyber attack alert AFP - Mon Jul 13, 12:00 PM ET

    SEOUL (AFP) - South Korea's intelligence agency Monday downgraded its alert against cyber attacks which had crippled numerous websites and in which North Korea was a suspect.

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