 | March 17, 2011 -- 4:30 p.m. EDT
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1. Clues to Gluten Sensitivity
A
new study shows gluten can set off a distinct reaction in the
intestines and the immune system, even in people who don't have celiac
disease.
2. William Tucker: Japan Does Not Face Another Chernobyl
The
containment structures appear to be working, and the latest reactor
designs aren't vulnerable to the coolant problem at issue here.
3. Is Happiness Overrated?
Some
researchers say happiness as people usually think of it—the experience
of pleasure or positive feelings—is far less important to physical
health than the type of well-being that comes from engaging in
meaningful activity.
4. Daniel Hannan: A European's Warning to America
Americans deserve better than the European model that Obama is trying to implement.
5. Put Your iPad to Work
A
primer on how to get files -- especially Microsoft Office files and
PDFs -- into and out of an iPad, and how to view, edit and create them
on the tablet.
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1. At Core of Ruin, a Search for Life
In
Minamisanriku, where nearly half of the 17,000 population is still
missing following the tsunami that devastated Japan's northeastern
coast, residents pick through a post-apocalyptic landscape for signs of
hope.
2. Quake, Tsunami Slam Japan
Tens
of thousands of Self-Defense Forces searched desperately for survivors
in earthquake-ravaged northern Japan on Saturday as rescue and relief
efforts went into full force, even as concerns rose that a radiation
leak may have occurred at a nuclear-power facility in the country.
3. Tokyo Shares End Day Down 11%
Tokyo shares led Asia stock markets lower, dropping 11% amid widespread worries about the possibility of a nuclear catastrophe.
4. Setback in Japan's Reactor Fight
Japan
faced new setbacks in its struggle to tame a quake-ravaged nuclear
complex, as fresh fires broke out early Wednesday, workers were
temporarily moved to safer locations, and new threats emerged in
previously unaffected parts of the plant.
5. U.S. Sounds Alarm on Radiation in Japan
Fear
about radiation dangers posed by Japan's nuclear crisis spiked as the
U.S. instructed its troops and citizens to stay at least 50 miles away
from the crippled reactors.
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