Facebook, The American Way of Dentistry 2009, David Sirota, Small Nuclear Reactor, J Street

Facebook rolled out a revamped home page on Friday. The changes once again shake up the information that you see by default when you visit your home page on the social networking site. It demonstrates how Facebook continues to adapt and try to find the right balance of status updates and details to deliver to users. Facebook Gets Another Homepage Makeover


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The American Way of Dentistry 2009:
The American Way of Dentistry Healthy teeth for all.June Thomas Oct. 5, 2009
The American Way of Dentistry Inside the dental safety net.June Thomas Oct. 1, 2009
The American Way of Dentistry Why poor folks are short on teeth.June Thomas Oct. 1, 2009
Nerds, Nebbishes, and Nazis The painful history of dentists in the movies.June Thomas Sept. 30, 2009
The American Way of Dentistry How dentists think.June Thomas Sept. 29, 2009
The American Way of Dentistry The oral cost spiral.June Thomas Sept. 29, 2009
The American Way of Dentistry The disappearing dentist.June Thomas Sept. 25, 2009
The American Way of Dentistry The story of my teeth.June Thomas Sept. 25, 2009
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David Sirota: With an Incredible Shrinking President, It's the Congress, Stupid - Despite the celebrity-obsessed media's focus on every detail of Obama's daily life, many fights will be determined in the Congress. We can't rely on the president to veto bad things or use the bully pulpit to pass good things.

Japanese Firms To Develop Small Nuclear Reactors By The Huffington Post News Editors
Toshiba Corp. is developing an ultra-compact reactor with an output of about 10,000 kilowatts and has started procedures for approval in the United States, the Nikkei business daily said.
The new reactor, the Toshiba 4S, is designed to minimise the need for monitoring and maintenance, with an automatic shutdown function to ensure safety in case of problems, the newspaper said.

J Street Conference To Open Amid Controversy -By The Huffington Post News Editors
J Street, an advocacy and lobbying firm created 18 months ago, is holding its first annual conference beginning Sunday, with participation from about 150 Democratic members of Congress, many current and former Israeli politicians and U.S. national security adviser James L. Jones, who will be giving a keynote speech Tuesday.