Richard Wiseman’s Quirkology project is out to examine public attitudes to romance.
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Victorian bill to decriminalize abortion
Posted on September 8, 2008 by Tony Sidaway
The government of Victoria has introduced legislation to decriminalize abortion
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BC appeal court approves “no-go” zones around abortion clinics, rejects appeal by protestors
Posted on September 8, 2008 by Tony Sidaway
British Columbia’s court of appeal has rejected an appeal by two anti-abortion protesters against a conviction that affirmed the constitutionality of British Columbia’s Access to Abortion Services Act which, in 1995, created an “access zone” or “bubble” around abortion providers in which interference of any kind with those seeking service was prohibited.
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NASA chief Griffin blasts White House in leaked email
Posted on September 8, 2008 by Tony Sidaway
Michael Griffin, Administrator of NASA since 2005, blasts the Bush administration’s approach to manned space policy in a recently leaked email. (Orlando Sentinel).
Filed under: politics, science | Tagged: ares, griffin, iss, manned spaceflight, mars, nasa, orion, shuttle, space exploration, space policy, space shuttle | Leave a Comment »
