16Jan2013 | Explained in 90 Seconds: What is Climate Change Doing to El Nino? Mother Jones For the past seven years, Kim Cobb and her lab team have been reconstructing the history of El Nino events across several millenia by taking core samples from corals in the Pacific. That process has uncovered reams of fresh climate data. |
16Jan2013 | Spotted a Drunk Driver? There's a Smartphone App to Catch Drunk Drivers in Action Phys.org Nearly 30 Americans a day die in vehicle crashes that involve drunk drivers, according to the CDC. Now, a new iPhone and Android app called the DuiCam can help concerned citizens catch drunk drivers in action. |
16Jan2013 | Mazatlan Anticipates Spike in Tourism Growth in 2013 MeshPress Mazatlan continues to diversify and strengthen its tourism product and offering far beyond its world-class beaches to its strong cultural portfolio. |
16Jan2013 | 5 Celebs Who Shill for Pathetic Junk Food and Drinks AlterNet Super Bowl season is upon us, and with that time of year comes a slew of new celebrity endorsements on our TV sets and billboards. Beyonce for Pepsi, Jennifer Aniston for Smartwater: Many celebrities shill for products that are worthless, or worse. |
16Jan2013 | Take Action Now: 20 Ways to Join the Fight to Stop Human Trafficking katiecouric.com Want to end human and sex trafficking but not sure where to start? The US State Department compiled this list of 20 ways for you to get involved. Do your part. |
16Jan2013 | Former Marine, Jon Hammar, Freed from Mexico Jail Speaks Out Daily Mail UK After spending more than four months in a Mexican prison, former U.S. Marine Jon Hammar has returned home. For the first time, he shared painful memories from his prison ordeal. |
16Jan2013 | Mexico's Soriana Aims to Open 60 Stores in 2013 Reuters Mexico's second-biggest retailer Organizacion Soriana will open about 60 new stores this year. The supermarket chain last year opened 52 stores to end the year with about 609 stores in five different formats. |
16Jan2013 | New Security Reforms to Include Mexico Central Intelligence Agency InSight Mexico's new government has announced plans to create a new national intelligence agency, as part of President Enrique Pena Nieto's security reforms aimed at centralizing and better coordinating efforts against organized crime. |
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