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Japan’s Michito wows the bush 
Japan’s Michito Sakaki in action during the International Cup. Photo: Vince Caligiuri THE bush playing fields of Wodonga in the Ovens and Murray Football League may be far removed, especially in a cultural sense, from the busy city lights of Tokyo but it doesn’t seem to have fazed Japan’s Australian football convert Michito Sakaki.

Du Toit Sets Swim Record; India, Australia Shoot Gold (Update1) 
March 17 (Bloomberg) — Australia lifted its gold medal tally to six on day two of the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne as disabled South African swimmer Nathalie Du Toit set the first world record at the event.

Fish mercury spawns questions 
OKLAHOMA CITY Ed Kessler couldnt believe what was happening in his pond. A sample of fish swimming in his pond near Purcell revealed a troubling discovery - mercury.

President hails latest reduction in LPG prices 
President Arroyo yesterday hailed the latest reduction in the prices of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) due to the downtrend in global costs, hoping it would give a break to Filipinos reeling from high consumer prices.

Foot-Pounds vs. Newton Meters: Jalopnik Goes to School 
So we mentioned in our R10 post from earlier that we didn’t get the whole lb. ft. And because our addled little brain is somewhat screwy when it comes to physics (we did well in Honors Bio but…

Green Hydrogen Production: A Work in Progress 
By Parkinson, Gerald For decades, hydrogen has been touted as a “clean” fuel that could be produced around the world from renewable resources. But the dream of its promoters has remained unfulfilled for lack of competitive technology.

‘Arisan’ much more than a neighborhood flutter 
Mystery and magic exists everywhere in Indonesia: Caves sweating with the musk of seers past. Lofty retreats where gurus meditate to forecast awesome events. Krises charged with paranormal powers.

Green Hydrogen Production: A Work in Progress 
By Parkinson, Gerald For decades, hydrogen has been touted as a “clean” fuel that could be produced around the world from renewable resources. But the dream of its promoters has remained unfulfilled for lack of competitive technology.

President hails latest reduction in LPG prices 
President Arroyo yesterday hailed the latest reduction in the prices of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) due to the downtrend in global costs, hoping it would give a break to Filipinos reeling from high consumer prices.

‘Arisan’ much more than a neighborhood flutter 
Mystery and magic exists everywhere in Indonesia: Caves sweating with the musk of seers past. Lofty retreats where gurus meditate to forecast awesome events. Krises charged with paranormal powers.