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Gun ‘n Roses Album Pirate Pleads Not Guilty

Kevin Cogill, 27 from Los Angeles charged with violating federal copyright law, has pleaded not guilty to placing nine tracks on the website - http://www.antiquie

Mr. Blackwell, Hollywood Fashion Maven Dies

The bane of Hollywood celebrities, fashion maven – Mr. Blackwell renowned for his annual ‘worst-dressed’ list, died on Monday aged eighty-six. Unwell since August, Richard Blackwell, born Richard Selzer was reportedly in a coma due to a fall in his Los Angeles home.  According to his publicist - Harlan Boll, the former actor and fashion designer died in hospital on Sunday afternoon in hospital from complications from an intestinal infection.

Ljubljana awaits Britain's Queen Elizabeth II

Ljubljana - Security was discreetly stepped up in Ljubljana Tuesday morning, hours ahead of the first visit to Slovenia by the Queen of England to the independent Slovenia in the afternoon.

The Ljubljana airport would shut down to other traffic shortly before and after the 2 pm (1200 GMT) arrival of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Streets near the hotel where Queen Elisabeth II and her husband would spend the night would also be closed to traffic, but otherwise life in the Slovenian capital went on as usual.

The visit was arranged on invitation by Slovenian President Danilo Turk.

Obama to visit ailing grandmother; campaign events cancelled

Obama to visit ailing grandmother; campaign events cancelledThe Obama campaign said on Monday that the Democratic presidential candidate will take off two days from his campaign to go to Hawaii this week, to visit the ailing grandmother who helped raise him.

Obama is canceling events, scheduled for Thursday, in Madison, Wisconsin, and Des Moines, Iowa. Instead, he instead will go to an event in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Thursday, from where he will fly to Hawaii to see his grandmother. He will return to the campaign trail on Saturday.

Scientists discover ‘yeti footprints’ in Nepal

Scientists discover ‘yeti footprints’ in NepalWashington,

Orange peel can clean up dirty water

Washington, Oct 21: Algerian scientists have found a simple solution to the growing problem of water pollution— Orange peel.

For a long time, highly coloured industrial wastewater has been a serious environmental problem as it not only discolours waterways, but also blocks sunlight for photosynthesizing plant species in the water.

But, now scientists have said that nothing more sophisticated than orange peel could be used to remove acidic dyes from industrial effluent.

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