LATEST World News, Sept 30, 2013

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Business news & Financial news from Reuters.com. ... Dubai's Majid Al Futtaim says to wait for stability in Egypt, Syria before investing

YAHOO News, Sept 30, 2013

Florida Man Dies of Bacterial Infection After Crabbing in River

Florida health officials have warned beach-goers to avoid wading into the water with open wounds and eating raw or undercooked seafood after a man died of a bacterial infection hours after crabbing. Henry “Butch” Konietzky, 59, was crabbing in Halifax River when he was exposed...
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DIED, Sept 30, 2013

MSN Story about Obituary of Woman says she died Sept 30, 2013 ...

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This video is about a woman who died, and her obituary is about how she tortured her 8 children, and how they are happy she is dead.

NEW TRENDS, Sept 30, 2013

Little Mix unveil their brand new single which trends around the ...

Mirror.co.uk

Little Mix unveil their brand new single which trends around the world within ...call to promote your new single, that alarm clock probably doesn't seem that bad, ...

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UFO News, Sept 30, 2013

UFO Folklore! UFOs UFO News UFO Sightings UFOs UFO Pictures ...
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ELECTION News, Sept 30, 2013

Thousands cast early votes in Nova Scotia election
CBC.ca

Elections Nova Scotia says more than 7,000 residents have already voted ...There are mail-in ballots for eligible voters who are in jail and special pollswill be ...

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EARTHQUAKE News, Sept 30, 2013

6.7-magnitude quake strikes remote Kermadec IslandsNew Straits Times

6.7-magnitude quake strikes remote Kermadec Islands. 0 comments. WELLINGTON: A 6.7-magnitude earthquake struck the remote, uninhabited Kermadec ...

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LINKEDIN - Personality Tests: Modern-Day Phrenology, Sept 30, 2013

"Companies use personality tests for a variety of purposes, such as employment screening, assessing leadership potential, fostering corroboration and teamwork, and so on. The most widely used is the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), created by Pennsylvania housewife Isabel Myers. This particular test is utilized by 89% of the Fortune 100, given to 2.5 million people each year to identify strengths and enhance teamwork. She thought the test could bring about world peace. The Minnesota Multiphase Personality Inventory (MMPI) was developed in 1946 to sort mental patients into diagnostic categories. It was then expanded in an attempt to describe normal people. "
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