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Bribery trial could get underway today for developer
Opening statements are likely today in the bribery trial of developer Calvin Boender after lawyers questioned more than 30 prospective jurors Tuesday. Boender is accused of paying for almost $40,000 in home improvements for then- Chicago Ald. Isaac “Ike” Carothers, 29th, to win his support for a large real estate development in his West Side ward. On Tuesday, lawyers questioned two panels of …

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Android native development kit updated
OpenGL ES 2.0 added to package enabling developers to build performance-critical parts of an app in native code.

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A lighthearted look at colonoscopies
The American Cancer Society welcomes Dr. Patricia Raymond, a national expert on colorectal cancer screenings, to Dayton on March 10 to give her entertaining, lighthearted reminders that screenings can save lives from colorectal cancer.Dr. Raymond, who sings about colonoscopy as her alter ego, Butt Meddler, tries to help people have fun and remember the most important part of colonoscsopies …

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Sr. Depth Imaging Geophysicist
Seismic Processing and Imaging North America (SPINA) is responsible for Statoil’s Geophysical and Processing (Imaging) efforts based in Houston, TX with focus on the Gulf of Mexico, North American Exploration and Field Development.

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Man arrested in connection with murder over 20 years ago
A NORTHUMBERLAND man has been arrested in connection with a murder more than two decades ago. (02/03/2010 08:20:22)

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Skilled in the ‘Art of Life’
PHILADELPHIA — A former Milton woman is excited about the upcoming publication of her very own book.

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Exotic Creatures and the Humans Who Chase Them
Danielle Trussoni’s first novel is a class-obsessed, scholarship-spouting, minutiae-strewn thrill ride that follows the “Da Vinci Code” model as loftily as it can.

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Touring ‘Wonderlands’
Go down the rabbit hole with various ‘Alice’ adaptations You’d think “Alice in Wonderland” would be a natural for the movies. But so much of its sprightliness derives from Lewis Carroll’s verbal rough-and-tumble and the elusive plucky charm of Alice herself that film and TV directors who focus more on whimsy than on wit and character invariably come a cropper.

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