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February 6, 2009

‘Wicked’ Warming Dries Australian Rivers to Historic Lows

SYDNEY ~ Climate change is combining with Australia’s record-breaking drought to strangle the nation’s largest river system, threatening to devastate – Read More...
February 6, 2009

Dalai Lama Resting after Treatment

NEW DELHI ~ Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama was resting in his home-in-exile this week after being treated for – Read More...
February 6, 2009

One Inch Tall

By Shel Silverstein If you were only one inch tall, you’d ride a worm to school. The teardrop of a – Read More...
February 6, 2009

For a Balinese Stone-Carver, a British Realization of His Talent

By Hannah Black The Bali Times SINGAPADU, Bali ~ Stopping in London on the way back from a recent trip – Read More...
February 6, 2009

Deceived Bride’s Struggle for Justice Resonates in India

By Rama Lakshmi The Washington Post NEW DELHI, India ~ Twenty-year-old Sabra Ahmadzai finished her final high school test in – Read More...
February 6, 2009

‘New Technique’ Helps Joint Disease

Swiss doctors said this week they had devised a smart microscopic technique that can fast-track diagnosis of people with osteoarthritis. – Read More...
February 6, 2009

Millions to Get Malaria Help by 2010

Hundreds of millions of mosquito nets and anti-malaria kits are to be distributed by 2010, officials behind a campaign to – Read More...
February 6, 2009

Moonlighting Squid Helps Quest for Superdrugs

Scientists say they have found a key gene in a bacterium that lives in a tiny glowing squid that opens – Read More...
February 6, 2009

Chandra Fatmawati, a 28-year-old pharmaceutical representative from Balikpapan in Kalimantan, shared her day with The Bali Times We like to – Read More...
February 6, 2009

From the perspective of I Ketut Gundul Windhia, a 24-year-old from Klungkung What are we here for? I don’t know, – Read More...