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Obama: shouldn't relish Gaddafi death footage

President Barack Obama took issue on Tuesday with the broadcasting of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's bloody demise, saying even those who had done terrible things deserved decorum in death.
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Test flight of Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 rocket.

Prototype passenger spaceship poised for US launch

A prototype passenger spaceship developed by privately owned Space Exploration Technologies arrived in Florida on Sunday for launch on a practice cargo run to the International Space Station, officials said on Monday.
Baby Lisa Irwin

Missing Baby Lisa Irwin: Police Want Separate, Unrestricted Interviews with Parents

Authorities want Jeremy Irwin and Deborah Bradley, missing baby Lisa's parents, to agree to separate interviews with the police to answer a list of tough questions they say they need answered. Young claims the parents have cooperated and answered other questions, but they have not sufficiently satisfied police demands. Authorities have expressed frustration with Bradley and Irwin, particularly following the alterations in Bradley's story.
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The Northern Lights: You Saw Them Where?

The Northern Lights, also known as Aurora Borealis, took an unusual jaunt south last night, reportedly appearing in states from Wisconsin to New Mexico and from Maine to California.
McRib Returns

The McDonlad’s McRib: A Love Affair

McDonald's has brought back one of its cult classics - the McRib. The McRib is making its return on Nov. 2 in a big way. This is the first time in 16 years McDonald's will introduce the sandwich nationwide.
Aniya Cope (L) and Ryan Goss, 5, color Chinese masks at Broadway Elementary School in Venice, Los Angeles, California

California school districts to take down reserves

When California lawmakers reached a deal to close a $10 billion budget gap in June, critics warned the agreement relied too heavily on $4 billion in additional tax revenue projected to materialize with a rapidly rebounding economy.
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Intel Seeks Industry Effort to Lower Ultrabook Prices

Intel Corp is comfortable with its chip pricing now and is working with suppliers and manufacturers to lower the cost of its new ultrabook slim PCs, a product it sees as key to reviving the traditional computer in the face of the tablet challenge.

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