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Could a body MOT save your life? (Daily Telegraph)
Regular CT scans are the norm in America and increasingly popular here. Are they worth it? Barbara Lantin investigates.
Calls to re-open Lewis abuse case over false allegations (The Herald)
No further action is to be taken by the Crown Office following claims that a key witness in the Lewis child abuse scandal has admitted her allegations were false.
Exploits of adventurers: heroic or crazy? (The Herald-Tribune)
Those adventurers who climbed the tallest mountains or crossed polar ice or attempted extreme flights or voyages -- were they crazy? Yes, sometimes and in some ways, writes Geoff Powter in "Strange and Dangerous Dreams: The Fine Line Between Adventure and Madness."
Next, Lonelygirl15 Kills Some Myths MEANWHILE (RedNova)
By Evgeny Morozov Peeping into the life of a frustrated 16-year-old could not possibly be a gratifying experience. This is a period of life normally to be recycled, forgotten and repressed.
The CNSAS circus (Nine O'Clock)
To be avoided. Visiting this institution is hell. Dinescu dixit, this is the “Devil’s home.” (…) The CNSAS disease can be traced back to its birth. The institution was not wanted by anyone, apart from a handful of nitwits looking for truth in vain. I admit, I was one of them.
A Hollywood bow to faith-and-family groups (Philly.com)
A blurb in the print ad for the 20th Century Fox movie Everyone's Hero, which opened Sept. 15, gave the animated feature five stars, declaring it "A triumphant home run for families!"
Katrina clobbered New Orleans but didn't crush it (Star-Gazette)
Hurricane-ravaged city still has active sections and a determination to rebuild.
Trouble is his business (Calendarlive.com)
"I was expecting one kind of trouble when another came knocking at my door," begins "Fear of the Dark," the third in Walter Mosley's series featuring Paris Minton and Fearless Jones, reminding us again that this author is a genius of the first sentence.
Out of America: Behind the bronze doors of the masons' HQ (Independent)
Is this the most masonic city on Earth? I can't helping thinking so, just after one of the more memorable TV interviews I have given, in terms of the setting at least. The topic was the role of a renegade Freemasons' lodge in the downfall and death of Roberto Calvi, the Italian banker found hanged under a bridge in London in 1982.
ARIES: (Mar 21 - Apr 20) (Deccan Herald)
Positive feelings and high self-confidence makes today producti- ve. Intense competition or conflict likely. Colour: Lilac , Number: 2 LIBRA: (Sep 24 - Oct 23) An overseas partnership can be beneficial. Finances good. Siblings give joy.

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