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A stunning look at the Andromeda Galaxy
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From Earth, on a clear, dark night, the Andromeda Galaxy is only faintly visible, appearing as a misty patch to the naked eye some 2.5 million light-years away. But now NASA provides a spectacular look at the galaxy (a.k.a. Galaxy M31). A mosaic of 330 individual images taken by a telescope aboard the Swift spacecraft, this is the highest-resolution image of the galaxy ever recorded using ultraviolet sensors.
John Boehner cries, again, leading some in the media to chide him (sort of)
Last Updated (Wednesday, 03 November 2010 09:52) Xbox Kinect vs. PlayStation Move: the holiday game sales war is on
Why some say Favre may finally be done
Favre's alleged indiscretions even provoked a skit on Saturday Night Live, the ultimate of American flatteries intertwined with mockery. Then came the actual business of playing football, an incredibly demanding exercise for even the most well-conditioned athletes in the world, not to mention a 40-year-old man with shaky ankles. Joe-Dator As voters in California kill marijuana legalization measure, San Francisco prepares to ban 'unhealthy' Happy Meals
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Source: Brett Favre sent text messages to Jenn Sterger, but not pics
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John Boehner did it again. While delivering a public address, he got... well, a bit misty eyed. The latest occasion was last night, as the congressman's fellow Republicans were swept back into majority power in the House of Representatives following mid-term elections across America. Boehner, who is widely expected to replace Democrat Nancy Pelosi as speaker of the House, got choked up somewhere between talk of cutting government spending and an aside about his personal experience of the "American dream." Boehner has before shed tears -- during a victory speech and again on the House floor -- leading some media pundits to roll their eyes.
The popularity of the Nintendo Wii gaming console has helped propel video games beyond a mere pursuit for couch surfers with quick thumbs. And this holiday season will see two major new innovations -- Microsoft's Xbox Kinect and Sony's PlayStation Move -- compete on retailers' shelves. While the Move provides PlayStation users with an experience similar to Wii, but keeps PlayStation's less kiddie-like game offerings intact, Kinect takes users into an even bolder new frontier -- one that requires no controllers at all.
It has really been a banner year for Brett Favre. Between this summer's annual will-he-or-won't-he play drama to the 
As voters in California rejected a measure that would have legalized marijuana, the board that oversees San Francisco quietly cracked down on McDonald's Happy Meals. The city's board of supervisors voted 8-3 in favor of an ordinance to require all stores that give toys away with a food purchase to meet higher nutritional health guidelines.
Be afraid. Tens of thousands of people who use the Firefox Internet browser are adding a free plug-in called Firesheep that helps users to do all sorts of nefarious things like swipe your secret log-in information from sites that aren't secure -- such as the WiFi network at your local cafe. With the information, hackers can hop onto your Facebook account or Twitter to discover private information about you or even pose as you.
Citing an unnamed source close to Brett Favre, Fox is reporting that the Minnesota Vikings quarterback has admitted to leaving voicemails for a sideline reporter while he was at the New York Jets. - Nancy Pelosi will lose job, Republicans will gain control of House, major network predicts
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