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Scientists find blood signatures for aggressive prostate cancer
ReutersLONDON (Reuters) - Scientists have found two distinct genetic "signatures" for prostate cancer that may help doctors predict which patients have aggressive tumors, and designed experimental blood tests to read those genetic signs like barcodes. The...Tags: Prostate Cancer, Cancer, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, United Kingdom, Immune System
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A novel about children whose parents have vanished
"The Elephant Keepers’ Children” by Peter Hoeg. Translated from Danish by Martin Aitken. Other Press, 512 pages, $27.95. On the island of Fino, Denmark, Peter, 14, has an older brother, Hans, and an older sister, Tilte. Their father is a...Tags: Literature
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Three U.S. docs chase Puma-Britdoc prize: 'Bag It,' 'Budrus,' 'Gasland' on shortlist
VarietyLONDON -- Three documentaries from the U.S., one from Denmark and one from the Netherlands have been shortlisted for the second annual Puma.Creative Impact Award. The prize, awarded by the Britdoc Foundation and the philanthropic arm of sportswear firm...Tags: Netherlands, Movies, Israel, Mira Nair, Greenpeace
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Danish Magazine Denies Publishing Nude Images Of Kate Middleton
CNNLONDON -- A gossip magazine in Denmark on Saturday dismissed reports it had published new, even more revealing images of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, as entirely false. The publication of topless photographs of Catherine, taken with a long lens...Tags: Justice System, United Kingdom, Prosecution, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton (2011)
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Denmark sends 'Royal Affair' to Oscars: Costumer won two prizes at Berlin fest
VarietyLONDON -- Denmark has selected Nikolaj Arcel's historical drama "A Royal Affair" as its entry in the foreign-language Oscar contest. The Euros 6 million ($7.8 million) budgeted pic world preemed at the Berlin Film Festival, where Mikkel Boe Folsgaard won...Tags: Berlin International Film Festival, Susanne Bier, Thriller (genre), Bille August, Mads Mikkelsen
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Humorous figurines a fun addition to any collection
Put some fun into your collections and start hunting for old or new figurines, plates and drinking mugs that were meant to be jokes. Puzzle mugs date back to the 1700s. They were popular in taverns. When a patron was tipsy, the bartender poured ale into a...Tags: Material Science, McAfee, Inc., April Fools' Day, Building Material, Auction Service
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Obama still a winner in Europe, poll shows
World NowPresident Obama remains the preferred choice over Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney by an overwhelming margin in Europe, according to a poll conducted in seven European nations. The survey finds that Romney would not earn more than 10% support... -
Coproduction Office finds 'Paradise': Sales mount up for helmer Seidl's trilogy
VarietyUnderscoring the popularity of Austrian helmer Ulrich Seidl on the arthouse circuit, Philippe Bober's Coproduction Office has inked a flurry of sales deals on the director's "Paradise" trilogy. The trilogy comprises Kenya-set "Paradise: Love," which...Tags: Netherlands, Christian Orthodoxy, Movies, Belgium, Czech Republic
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Netflix to launch in Scandinavia: Platform to compete with Lovefilm
VarietyLONDON -- Netflix has announced plans to launch its streaming service in Scandinavia before the end of 2012. The Scandi service, which will be available in Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland, is the second to be launched by Netflix in Europe,...Tags: Finland, Republic of Ireland, Norway, United Kingdom, Netflix Inc.
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Bier seeks more Oscar 'Love': Bille August competes for place in Academy race
VarietyLONDON -- Susanne Bier, whose last film "In a Better World" won the 2010 foreign-language film Academy Award, is in the running for the Oscars again. Her romantic comedy "Love Is All You Need," is one of three films shortlisted in the contest to be...Tags: Romance (genre), Venice International Film Festival, Susanne Bier, Bille August, Pierce Brosnan
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Common painkillers tied to lower skin cancer risk
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - In a new study from Denmark, people who had taken aspirin, ibuprofen and related painkillers -- especially at high doses and for years at a time -- were less likely to get skin cancer, compared to those who rarely used those...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Cancer, Dermatology, Research, Immune System
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'Song for Marion' to close Toronto: Special Presentations adds new pics from Lee, De Palma, Daniels
VarietyThe Weinstein Co.'s music-based dramedy "A Song for Marion" will world preem in the Toronto Film Festival's closing night Gala slot, it was announced Tuesday along with 146 titles, including 35 world preems, in the Gala, Special Presentations,...Tags: Spike Lee, Matthew Fox, Caviar, India, Brian de Palma
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