A San Diego earthquake was felt by many San Diegans today. Was the loud noise many heard and felt really a San Diego earthquake? It seems according to the U.S.

San Diego California was Hit by Small Magnitude Earthquake today
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Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Stated that 1% Children Suffer from Autism in U.S
The new figure was derived from a wide-ranging set of data based on the developmental health of eight-year-olds from about 11 states. U.S. health officials noticed during an effort to quantify the risk of autism that the number had gone up to 57 per cent since 2002.

James Cameron's Science Fiction Epic 'Avatar' Led Box Office with $73 Million in U.S
The News Corp. film also had the second-best debut for a December release, Hollywood.com Box-Office said yesterday in an e-mailed statement Avatar, Cameron’s first movie since “Titanic,” ranks among the most expensive ever made with an estimated budget of $230 million, according to the Internet Movie Database.
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More than 100 million Swine Flu Vaccine Doses Available in United States on Friday
The vaccine has become sufficiently plentiful, prompting at least 24 states and some other communities to lift restrictions and open distribution to everyone. And some pharmacies are starting to get the vaccine for general distribution
Moody’s Investors Service Says No Plans to Lower U.S, U.K Triple A Ratings
“The outlook is stable” for the two countries, Moody’s Senior Vice President Tom Byrne said in an interview in Singapore today. Byrne was citing comments by Steven Hess,

U.S. Recession Puts warming gases output Halfway to Emissions Goal
The recession has slashed U.S. output of planet warming gases and puts the country on track to reach President Barack Obama's short-term emissions goal, but cutting the pollution further will take more effort as the economy recovers.
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Japanese Exporters Took Profits on Friday Rise on Weaker Yen
Japanese stocks gained for a sixth- straight day, after an unexpected fall in U.S. unemployment boosted the dollar against the yen, enhancing the earnings outlook for Japanese exporters.
Read more »U.S Unemployment Rate Unexpectedly Edged Down to 10 % in November
The number of jobless Americans stood at 15.4 million in November, down slightly from October but still more than double the number at the start of the economic slowdown
Read more »Infosys Planning to Hire 1,000 Employees in the U.S
Infosys Technologies Ltd. plans to nearly double its work force in the U.S. and remains on the lookout for acquisition targets in Germany, France and Japan, its chief executive said.
Read more »China & U.S Greenhouse Gas Emission Pledges May Drive Global Climate Agreement
China’s cabinet yesterday said it will cut output of carbon dioxide per unit of gross domestic product by between 40 percent and 45 percent from 2005.

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