Hurricane Season 2009: Carlos and Dolores – SpaceRef
The TRMM satellite captured the fading rainfall in Tropical Storms Carlos (lower left) and Dolores (upper right) on July 15. The center of Carlos is false-colored green and light blue. Dolores’ center has heavier rain as seen in red. Credit: NASA
Readers’ comments on business news – St. Petersburg Times
The data for “best and worst hospitals” in the Tampa Bay area gives inconclusive information at best. At worst, it is deceptive. The death and readmission rates for various illnesses here are based on “self-reporting” by the hospitals to the Center
Recession pounds Fort Collins-Loveland job growth – Coloradoan
The area had 107,400 private-sector jobs in June, a decline of 4,200 in the past year, according to new data from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. One in every 27 private-sector jobs in the Fort Collins-Loveland area has disappeared
Canada sours on Afghan role – Chicago Sun-Times
TORONTO — As the death toll of Canadian soldiers and their NATO allies mounts in Afghanistan, so does the growing opposition to Canada’s mission there. Canadian research company EKOS released a poll last week indicating that 54 percent of
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