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MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE Black Friday -- Shopping Can Be Fun, Really
Any of you with teenagers know that you're frequently unpopular with them for major issues like, say, breathing, and for awhile, our policy of not buying electronics, CDs, DVDs, or digital detritus re...
Posted on 11/19/12 at 5:34 PM
STAFF BLOG EVERYDAY GOURMET Bengali Style Salmon
I know it's been a few months since I have posted a recipe, but I have had quite a busy summer! (As I am sure most of you have) This past weekend Ihad the opportunity to spend an evening with family a...
Posted on 9/4/12 at 10:32 PM
LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO If You’re Craving Indian Food In Fargo, There’s Now Two Places To Go: Karma Indian Cuisine
The photos in this post were taken with an iPhone Could it really be? I thought during one of my routine Yelp rounds a couple of months ago. People were submitting reviews on a new restaurant calledK...
Posted on 7/4/12 at 12:50 PM
STORM TRACKER Cold or Warm Winter?
The lower 48 states have for the most part recorded a mild winter. Locally, the month of December finished 11.2 degrees above average and the month of January is currently running about 10 degrees abo...
Posted on 1/31/12 at 7:56 AM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND professor to study in India under Fulbright research grant
David Peter Lawrence, associate professor of religion and philosophy, has been selected for a Fulbright research grant to India during the 2011-2012 academic year for a project contributing to intercu...
Posted on 5/4/11 at 11:55 AM
89 dead in India hospital fire after staff flees 
Fleeing medical staff abandoned patients to a fire that killed 89 people today as black smoke poured through the seven-story hospital in this city in eastern India, officials said. Six administrators were arrested.
By Manik Banerjee , December 09, 2011
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Suspect in Rutgers suicide case rejects plea deal, faces deportation
A former Rutgers University student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate's intimate encounter with another man chose the gamble of a trial, rejecting a plea deal today that would have kept him out of prison and sought to prevent his deportation to India. Dharun Ravi's reason was simple, said his lawyer, Steven Altman. "He's innocent. He's not guilty," he said after the court hearing. "That's why he rejected the plea."
By Geoff Mulvihull , December 09, 2011
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India plan to allow foreign retailers suspended
India suspended its plan Wednesday to open its huge retail sector to foreign companies such as Wal-Mart in a reversal seen as a major capitulation to political opponents that further weakens the administration.
By Erika Kinetz and Ravi Nessman , December 07, 2011
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Throughout world, right-to-know laws mostly ignored
The promise is magnificent: More than 5.3 billion people in more than 100 countries now have the right — on paper — to know the truth about what their government is doing behind closed doors. The reality: More than half the countries with such laws do not follow them, and even when do, the information unearthed can be at best useless -- and, at worst, deadly.
By Martha Mendoza , November 17, 2011
'7 billionth baby'? Many of them celebrated worldwide
VIDEO: Bottom of articleAmid the millions of births and deaths around the world each day, it is impossible to pinpoint the arrival of the globe's 7 billionth occupant. But the United Nations chose today to mark the day with a string of festivities worldwide, and a series of symbolic 7 billionth babies being born.
By Jim Gomez and Tim Sullivan , October 31, 2011
Over 200 Indian girls shed 'unwanted' names
More than 200 Indian girls whose names mean "unwanted" in Hindi have chosen new names for a fresh start in life. A central Indian district held a renaming ceremony that it hopes will give the girls new dignity and help fight widespread gender discrimination that gives India a skewed gender ratio, with far more boys than girls.
By Chaya Babu , October 22, 2011
Askash tablet computer introduced for rural poor in India
The computer, called Aakash, or "sky" in Hindi, is the latest in a series of "world's cheapest" innovations in India that include a 100,000 rupee ($2,040) compact Nano car, a 750 rupee ($15) water purifier and $2,000 open-heart surgery. Developer Datawind is selling the tablets to the government for about $45 each, and subsidies will reduce that to $35 for students and teachers.
By Katy Daigle , October 05, 2011
Air pollution: U.S., Canada cities among best; Iran, India, Pakistan cities worst
The World Health Organization released the list to highlight the need to reduce outdoor air pollution, which is estimated to cause 1.34 million premature deaths each year. The global body said investments to lower pollution levels quickly pay off due to lower disease rates and, therefore, lower healthcare costs.
By Associated Press , September 26, 2011
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Mayo Clinic looking at expansion to India
The Mayo Clinic is exploring a possible collaboration to build a medical site in India, a spokesman for the Rochester, Minn.-based health system said.
By Christopher Snowbeck , September 26, 2011
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Search resuming in India for missing Minnesota hiker
The search was expected to resume today for a Minnesota man presumed dead in a fall while hiking in India.
By Associated Press , September 26, 2011
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HIMALAYA: Rescuers in helicopters reach quake villages
Rescue workers dug through mudslides as they struggled today to reach thousands of villagers cut off by a powerful earthquake that killed at least 53 people and damaged more than 100,000 homes in mountainous northeastern India, Nepal and Tibet.
By Altaf Quadri , September 19, 2011
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Strong quake hits India, Nepal; 16 dead
A strong earthquake shook northeastern India and Nepal, killing at least 16 people, damaging buildings and sending lawmakers in Nepal's capital running into the streets.
By Wasbir Hussain , September 18, 2011
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Scientists discover 12 new frog species in India
Years of combing tropical mountain forests, shining flashlights under rocks and listening for croaks in the night have paid off for a team of Indian scientists that has discovered 12 new frog species plus three others thought to have been extinct.
By Katy Daigle , September 17, 2011
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Bomb in India capital kills 11, deadliest in years
A briefcase bomb tore through a crowd of people waiting to enter a New Delhi courthouse, killing 11 people and wounding scores more in the deadliest terrorist attack in India's capital in nearly three years.
By Muneeza Naqvi , September 07, 2011
U.S. vows counterterrorism support for India
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton Tuesday pledged robust counterterrorism cooperation with India while assuring Indian officials that the Obama administration won't ease pressure on Pakistan to combat extremists or allow the Taliban to regain power in Afghanistan with a precipitous withdrawal of American troops.
By Matthew Lee and Ravi Nessman , July 19, 2011
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