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Brad Paisley's comfort zone: The old, the new (like Hollywood Bowl)
Brad Paisley estimates that he and his family spend a third of their time in Los Angeles -- most of it scheduled, he says, to "get away from the unbearable heat and the cold of winter" in their other home in Nashville. Even so, the country star has...
Tags: Country Music Association Awards, Norway, Entertainment, Entertainment Events, Country and Western (genre)
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Ecuador grants asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
World NowEcuador said it would grant political asylum to Julian Assange, the controversial founder of the whistle-blowing WikiLeaks website who has been holed up for nearly two months inside the Ecuadorean Embassy in London in a bid to avoid extradition to... -
Obama still a winner in Europe, poll shows
World NowPresident Obama remains the preferred choice over Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney by an overwhelming margin in Europe, according to a poll conducted in seven European nations. The survey finds that Romney would not earn more than 10% support... -
Britain, Sweden have little leverage with Ecuador over Assange
World NowGranting asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange leaves Ecuador in a testy standoff with Britain over the fate of the provocative activist, still holed up in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London. Britain said it was disappointed and would not allow Assange... -
Old people don't smell so bad, study finds
Old people have a reputation for producing a distinct stink that follows them around like, well, a bad odor. Now, chemosensory experts have found that people can indeed pick out the aged aroma — and it's actually more pleasant and less intense...
Tags: Science and Technology, Medical Specialization, Evanston, Nursing
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WikiLeaks founder's mom meets with Ecuador's president
World NowTo press her son's case for political asylum, the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange met with Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa on Wednesday.... -
Belarus pushes Sweden to close its embassy in Minsk
World NowBelarus is pushing Sweden to shutter its embassy in Minsk by the end of the month, the latest in a string of diplomatic salvos between the two countries.... -
Judith Wallerstein dies at 90; psychologist was described by Time magazine as the 'godmother of the backlash against divorce'
In 1970, preschool teachers asked Marin County psychologist Judith Wallerstein how to deal with a rash of children who couldn't sleep, cried constantly or were too aggressive with playmates. The common denominator, the teachers said, was that the...Tags: Cancer, University of California, Berkeley, Health and Medical Professionals, Columbia University, Time (magazine)
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Chef Marcus Samuelsson talks about art, ethnicity
Daily DishChef Marcus Samuelsson talks about art, ethnicity... -
Wikileaks founder Assange seeks asylum from Ecuador
World NowWikileaks founder Julian Assange is seeking political asylum from Ecuador, less than a week after the British Supreme Court ruled he could be extradited to Sweden over allegations of sexual assault.... -
Julian Assange of WikiLeaks gets extradition letter from British police
World NowJulian Assange WikiLeaks' founder is served with extradition letter; at Ecuadorean Embassy in London he awaits word on an asylum bid.... -
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange defies British police
World NowJulian Assange defies extradition order to Sweden; Supporter alleges preparations are under way for further extradition to US...
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