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Shaniya Davis autopsy results expected
An autopsy is currently being carried out on Shaniya Davis' body after it was found on the side of the North Carolina highway near her hometown Monday. More Sections >> Nov 18, 2009
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Mario Andrette McNeill could be charged with Shaniya Davis murder
Shaniya Davis' body was found Monday after she had been reported missing on Tuesday last week by her mother. More Sections >> Nov 16, 2009
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Asphyxiation: cause of death of Shaniya Davis
Police on Thursday in a press conference announced the cause of death of Shaniya Davis was asphyxiation, the Examiner reported. More Sections >> Nov 19, 2009
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Evan Chandler: Father of Michael Jackson molestation accuser found dead
Evan Chandler, the father of the 13-year-old boy who accused the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, of molesting him in the early 1990's was found dead in his New Jersey apartment with a bullet wound in his head, NJ.com reported. More Sections >> Nov 17, 2009
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Why people won't use Google Chrome OS
As more details of Google Chrome OS came out on Thursday, people already took to Twitter and blogs to voice their complaints with the new OS and shared why they won't be using it when it launches at the end of 2010.6.
Shaniya Davis autopsy results: Asphyxiation
Police Thursday evening in a press conference announced the cause of death of slain five-year-old Shaninya Davis as asphyxiation, the Examiner reported. More Sections >> Nov 20, 2009
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Chrome OS could save 217 years of energy per day in the US
Might sound bizarre, but its true. If all, or the majority of the computers and laptops in the US used Google Chrome OS right now, it would save up to 1.5 million hours, or 217 years of energy consumption every day.8.
Potential users find early faults with Google Chrome OS
Google revealed more details of its Google Chrome OS on Thursday - showing how lightweight and fast it is - but early reactions from blogs, Twitter and Facebook, show that potential users are already finding problems with it.9.
Canon buys Dutch Oce for $1.1 billion, fights Ricoh
Japan's Canon plans to buy Dutch copier and printer maker Oce for 730 million euros ($1.09 billion) as it tries to return to growth after the global downturn and fight rival Ricoh.10.
