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Thursday, December 01, 2011

Thursday's Daily Brief


Arianna Huffington and Chris Anderson: 18 Great Ideas From 2011 That Can Shape 2012
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Arianna Huffington and Chris Anderson: On behalf of The Huffington Post and TED, we are delighted to invite you on a year-end journey of ideas that can help shape the world in 2012. Starting today, we will be counting down 18 of 2011's most impactful TEDTalks -- and combining them with new blog posts written by the people who delivered them. TED stands for technology, entertainment and design, but the content has become much broader than that. The talks you'll be seeing touch on science, business, global issues, education, and much more. Picking the 18 wasn't easy. For the TED team, it was like being asked to name their favorite child. And this year, they had over 300 kids to pick from. But they finally managed to come up with their selections. Watch them, comment on them, and pass them along. An idea is one gift that you can hang onto even after you've given it away.
POLITICS
McCaskill: Spend Money On U.S. Infrastructure, Not Troubled Afghanistan Programs
POLITICS
Cain Hints At His Next Move
PARENTS
High Arsenic Levels In Fruit Juices, New Study Says
BLACK VOICES
Kentucky Church Bans Interracial Couples
TRAVEL
1,000 Places To See Before You Die: Your Most Desired Vacation Destination
BLOG POSTS
Elton John: Stopping the AIDS Epidemic in Its Tracks
It's a time to reflect on the fact that we all have a role to play in ending the AIDS epidemic. And one of the most important ways we can stop AIDS in its tracks is simply by fighting stigma and homophobia.
Jim Wallis: Evangelical Consistency and the 2012 Elections
Too many of congregants' political priorities are determined by a party or ideology -- not the Word of God. Their identities are shaped by marketing and media campaigns that manufacture a view of the world in order to maximize their own power and profit.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: Israel-Palestine: What If Peace Were Actually at Hand ?
We must try everything. Put everything out there. For at the crossroads of these three paths, faithful to the spirit of Geneva, we have a rendezvous with peace.
Michelangelo Signorile: Every Day Is World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day has always been bittersweet for me. On the one hand, it's a day when much of the media focuses on a global pandemic that desperately needs attention. On the other hand, it's become the only day that happens.
Lisa Belkin: Working Moms Multitask More, And Enjoy It Less
Maybe that's what makes women cranky -- the realization that we are not nearly as efficient as men think they are. Or maybe it is because, as the Sociology Association study found, women do more of this serially-multiple-tasking, and while some feels productive, some more feels overwhelming.
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Drivers wake up to towed cars | VIDEO
It's December 1. Do you know where your car is? Winter parking restrictions went into effect Thursday, and tow truck drivers went to work.

Police: Missing Lombard girl found
Police say a missing 11-year-old girl from Lombard has been found and is now home with family members.
Inbound I-57 crash near Tri-State caused delays
A crash on northbound I-57 near the Tri-State caused major traffic backups Thursday morning.
NIU to vote on campus alert system
The Northern Ilinois University board meets Thursday and is expected to approve final funding for its campus alert system.
Visitation for NIU shooting victim
Visitation will be held Thursday for Northern Illinois student Steven Agee, who was shot and killed at an off-campus party last week.
World AIDS Day events planned in Chicago area | VIDEO
According to the state department of health, Illinois ranks seventh in the nation in the number of HIV/AIDS cases.

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