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3 of the best summer 2012 novels
Old crimes come back to haunt characters in three of the summer's best novels.
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15 spring 2012 novels we think you'll like
A preview of new novels coming this spring.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 03/09
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 08/19
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Gallery: Top 10 unusual protests
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Energy Voices Oil by train runs out of track
Shipping oil by rail used to be the answer to tight pipeline capacity and cheap Canadian crude, Schaeffer writes, but the question now is: Has that train left the station?
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Energy Voices Oil and gas junior companies: What's their end game?
Aroway Energy CEO Chris Cooper discusses junior oil and gas companies, the Keystone XL pipeline and the future of Canadian oil and gas, in an interview with OilPrice.com.
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Energy Voices Shale oil and gas predictions for 2013 and beyond
North America will continue to show the world the way on shale gas and oil, Grealy writes, but we're only at the first baby steps of shale.
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As Isaac floodwaters top levee, Plaquemines ordered to evacuate (+video)
Plaquemines Parish officials have ordered a mandatory evacuation as flooding from Hurricane Isaac topped a levee Wednesday morning.
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The Wives
The six Russian literary wives profiled in this book went well beyond the call of duty to help their adored author-husbands.
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Stefan Karlsson Do Canada's non-Germanic speakers have higher unemployment?
In European countries where multiple languages are spoken, regions dominated by Germanic language speakers often have lower unemployment rates than non-Germanic areas. This pattern is not seen in similarly multilingual Canada, however.
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3 of the best summer 2012 novels
Old crimes come back to haunt characters in three of the summer's best novels.
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Lyrid meteor shower lights up sky around world (+video)
Clear skies and the absence of a bright moon this past weekend made for a spectacular Lyrid meteor shower, which dazzles skywatchers around the globe.
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15 spring 2012 novels we think you'll like
A preview of new novels coming this spring.
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'The Grey': Is film's portrayal of wolves as man-killers too dramatic?
Most North American wolves are exceedingly shy. But given starvation, territorial incursions and habituation with humans, attacks can – and do – happen. Wolf attack scenes in 'The Grey' nevertheless have drawn criticisms from animal rights groups.
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Northern lights: Aurora borealis astounds skywatchers
Northern lights: Traditionally, only skywatchers in high-latitude locations can see aurora borealis, but during strong solar weather events, they can be visible to observers at lower latitudes.
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Canadian TV producers: We don't really hate America
US diplomatic cables suggested Canadian TV seeks to “twist current events to feed long-standing negative images of the US." Not really, say Canadian producers and officials.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 03/09
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Baby names in frontier states are more unique
Baby names: The same values that pushed adventurous individuals into new territories as our country was being populated may still show up in the names their descendants give to babies, a new study finds.
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Uranium prices boom, time to invest
Prices have soared since June of last year.
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In hills outside Paris, tapping vast oil reserve presents risk but promises profit
A large supply of oil found underground in France's agricultural region could bring the country closer to energy independence – but the 'fracking' process to obtain it could have environmental costs.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 08/19
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Violent eruptions on the sun mean more spectacular auroras for Earth
Solor flares, or coronal mass ejections, are eruptions of plasma and ionized atoms into space. As these atoms reach Earth, solar particles stream down the planet's magnetic field lines toward the poles.
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Dinosaur graveyard unearthed in Canada; could be world's largest
Dinosaur graveyard bonanza! Paleontologists have unearthed what could be the world's largest dinosaur graveyard, a vast Cretaceous bone bed consisting of fossils from a plant-eating horned dinosaur.
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Partial lunar eclipse coming on June 26
Partial lunar eclipse will occur in the early morning hours of Saturday, June 26. The moon will cross through the southern portion of Earth's shadow. With clear skies, those in western and central North America will be able to see the shadow pass across the moon.
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Gallery: Top 10 unusual protests
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Eco-renovation House renovation: How to cope with cold weather
When snow blows and temperatures fall, tips for coping with the cold and continuing a house renovation over winter.
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House renovation: How to cope with cold weather
When snow blows and temperatures fall, tips for coping with the cold and continuing a house renovation over winter.
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