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 [Nanobot.blogspot.com] Howard Lovy's NanoBot: Eddie Bauer’s line of water and stain resistant clothing utilizesnanotechnology, a radically new and untested technology that involvesthe manipulation of matter at the scale of the nanometer (nm), which isone-billionth of a meter. At this scale, materials behave differentlythan their larger counterparts, and can possibly be more reactive andtoxic, posing unknown risks to human health and the environment. Thoughnanoparticles are not regulated by any government in the world, manyproducts containing them are already on the market, including food,clothing, cosmetics and sunscreens, without proper safety testing fortoxicity, posing risks to the health of consumers and retailworkers.  Nano-Tex„¢ clothing contains nano-fibers coated withTeflon particles.

[Eric.everydaylies.com] Eric's Blog: July 2004 Archives: The 6 foot 4 inch, 260-pound deputy felt ill with flu-like symptoms June 14. After his condition worsened, he was rushed to the hospital June 16, and he died the next day.

[Bostondirtdogs.boston.com] Boston Red Sox Nation: Deep Six: Wake, No Funeral: Flu-like Fielder Stays on Bench but Youk is Served as Offense Outlasts Tiger ... Kevin "Don't Come to Fenway No More Then, Media That Don't Pay Me are ...

[Majorityreportradio.com] Majority Report Radio: CHICKENHAWKS: MEDIA DIVISION: Some journalists were appalled Tuesday by White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan's suggestion that Newsweek "help repair the damage that has been done...by talking about the way they got this wrong, and pointing out what the policies and practices of the United States military are when it comes to the handling of the Holy Koran." At the briefing, ABC's Terry Moran demanded: "Who made you the editor of Newsweek? Do you think it's appropriate for you, at that podium, speaking with the authority of the President of the United States, to tell an American magazine what they should print?"

 [Slobokan.com] Slobokan's Site O' Schtuff » Nice of you to notice.: China’s leaders expressed grave concerns over the SARS outbreak for the first time on Monday following weeks of assurances in official media that the deadly flu-like disease was under control. In China and Hong Kong, another 11 deaths were reported in the global outbreak that has killed more than 100 people.

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