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• Giant squid caught off coast of Louisiana

  Wed Sep 23, 2009
  • I had a similar response as Warchief: If they're so rare, why did they kill it and ship it home for research. Whatever happened to endangered species and all that?

• As fees rise, airlines test flier limits

  Mon Sep 21, 2009
  • I agree with Patrick -- Just raise the d*mn ticket prices already and stop aggravating travelers with multiple fees. Get a clue!

• Is the Internet turning us into rude, obnoxious jerks?

  Thu Sep 17, 2009
  • As shown on these Newsvine pages, people make all kinds of nasty comments when they can do it anonymously. TV doesn't help either.

• A new way for readers to contribute

  Mon Sep 14, 2009
  • Why are we supposed to care so much about Elkhart? There are plenty of other towns suffering from the recession and getting no attention.

• Key found to muscle loss as we age

  Mon Sep 14, 2009
  • "having ate"?????

• Should Caster Semenya be banned from women's competition?

  Thu Sep 10, 2009
  • I think Caster should not be allowed to compete as a woman, but that is a separate issue from how the case has been handled. The IAAF broke their own rule that gender testing should be anonymous.

• Should Caster Semenya be banned from women's competition?

  Thu Sep 10, 2009
  • Languishing is right -- the current testosterone level is not the only issue. Her body structure, hands, hip size, etc., have already developed, and that won't change regardless of future hormone exposure.

• Should Caster Semenya be banned from women's competition?

  Thu Sep 10, 2009
  • Turns out the coaches in SA didn't tell her she was being tested for gender before Berlin. Now the attention is awful. Sad-but still a ma

• Should Caster Semenya be banned from women's competition?

  Thu Sep 10, 2009
  • Actually, the current testosterone level is not the only issue. Her facial structure, hands, hip size, etc., have already developed, and that won't change regardless of future hormone exposure.

• Should Caster Semenya be banned from women's competition?

  Thu Sep 10, 2009
  • Keith, Considering that her facial structure, hands, hip size, etc., have already developed, it is doubtful whether she will ever look much "more feminine." Basically, she has developed like a boy, and that won't change regardless of future hormone exposure.