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0 commentsThe fossil is important because it could resolve a scientific debate about the origins of bird flight.
Commenting on the report in the journal Nature, Dr Paul Barrett of the department of Zoology at the University of Oxford, UK, said that an amazing number of fossils had been found in the Liaoning region.
“Many of the new animals are really helping to plug the gap between birds and dinosaurs once and for all,” he told BBC News Online.
“The new animal shows a number of modifications to the hips, tail and teeth which are in some ways intermediate between those of advanced meat-eating dinosaurs and birds.
“There also appear to have been feathers, adding more evidence to the view that feathers and feather-like structures predated the origin of birds.
“Finally, some of the anatomical specialisations of the feet hint at a tree-dwelling habit - this runs contrary to what most scientists think happened in the origin of birds.
“The consensus has it that birds evolved from the ‘ground-up’ from fast running animals that gradually took to the air through becoming more efficient leapers.
“This paper suggests that there might be some currency in an older, less fashionable idea that birds are descended from tree dwellers that evolved flight though a number of intermediate gliding phases.
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0 commentsOil giant Royal Dutch Shell has replaced US retail group Wal-Mart as the world’s largest company, the latest annual survey by Fortune magazine says.
There are also fewer US corporations in the list of the 500 biggest firms than at any time since the publication started keeping records in 1995.
The annual survey ranks the largest companies by revenues, not profits.
The new list gives ammunition to those who believe the US’s top dog status in the global economy is under threat.
For the first time in 10 years, the biggest firm is not from the US.
Anglo-Dutch firm Shell has pipped US rival Exxon Mobil and Wal-Mart to the top slot.
Forbes said Shell’s annual revenues were $458bn, roughly the same as the national income of Saudi Arabia. Exxon’s profits however are greater than Shell’s, at $45.2bn compared with $26.2bn.
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0 commentsNamed after the ruling Al Saud family, which came to power in the 18th century, the country includes the Hijaz region - the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad and the cradle of Islam. This fact, combined with the Al Sauds’ espousal of a strict interpretation of Sunni Islam known as Wahhabism, has led it to develop a strongly religious self-identity.
Saudi Arabia was established in 1932 by King Abd-al-Aziz - known as the Lion of Najd - who took over Hijaz from the Hashemite family and united the country under his family’s rule. Since his death in 1953, he has been succeeded by various sons.
The Al Saud dynasty’s monopoly of power meant that during the 20th century successive kings were able to concentrate on modernisation and on developing the country’s role as a regional power.
It has always been in the ruling family’s interests to preserve stability in the region and to clamp down on extremist elements. To this end, it welcomed the stationing of US troops in the country after Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in 1990.
But the leadership’s refusal to tolerate any kind of opposition may have encouraged the growth of dissident groups such as Osama Bin Laden’s al-Qaeda, which benefited from popular resentment against the role of the US in the Middle East.
After the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington of 11 September 2001 - carried out mainly by Saudi nationals - the Saudi authorities were further torn between their natural instincts to step up internal security and pressure to allow a greater degree of democracy.
In 2003 suicide bombers suspected of having links with al-Qaeda killed 35 people - including a number of foreigners - in the capital Riyadh. Some Saudis referred to the attacks as their own 9/11.
Since then, demands for political reform have increased, as has the frequency of militant attacks, some of them targeted at foreign workers. The security forces have made thousands of arrests.
Municipal elections in 2005 were a first, limited exercise in democracy. But political parties are banned - the opposition is organised from outside the country - and activists who publicly broach the subject of reform risk being jailed.
Saudi Arabia sits on more than 25% of the world’s known oil reserves. It is capable of producing more than 10 million barrels per day; that figure is set to rise.
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0 commentsIn his opening remarks at Wednesday’s press conference, the president said Americans were looking to Congress for leadership.
“This debate is not a game,” he said. “This isn’t about me - I have great health insurance and so does every member of Congress.”
Rather, he said, it was about ordinary Americans who had been forced to “shoulder the burden of a problem that Washington has failed to solve for decades.”
“We will pass reform that lowers cost, promotes choice and provides coverage that every American can count on,” he said.
“And we will do it this year.”
“I’m rushed because I get letters every day from families that are being clobbered by health care costs, and they ask me can you help,” Mr Obama said.
The president said he would not rule out any ideas proposed in Congress, except any proposal that was “primarily funded through taxing middle class families”.
He also said reshaping America’s health care system was crucial to helping the broader economy, and that any reform would reduce rather than add to the US deficit.
Talking about the general economy, Mr Obama said the US had been “on the verge of a complete financial meltdown”, but there was now “stabilisation”.
“We’ve stepped away from the brink,” he said, adding that “things would be even worse” without the government’s financial bailout package.
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0 commentsVenezuela will become the third country to support their controversial independence declarations, after Russia and Nicaragua.
Mr Chavez made the announcement during a visit to Russia.
Most of the world still considers the territories to be part of Georgia. They were the subject of a war between Russia and Georgia last year.
Georgia launched an assault to try to regain control of South Ossetia, but it was repelled by Russian forces.
Russia then built up its presence in both South Ossetia and Abkhazia, and recognised their independence.
The move was condemned by the West, and snubbed by the international community, with only Nicaragua following suit.
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0 comments They challenged the 500-year-old tradition which claims a group of teenage boys have a quality of voice that their female counterparts cannot match.
Professor David Howard, from the University of York, said a controlled experiment in which 130 people listened to boys and girls singing identical pieces of music undermined the theory.
“I believe this argument is primarily sexist. It’s got nothing to do with music,” he told the British Association’s annual science festival, in Salford, Greater Manchester.
“If you have the music the same, the rest of the choir the same, the director of music the same, the acoustic the same, and you just change the top line - you can’t tell the difference
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0 commentsThe effects of a cold could be wiped out in just over a day using a nasal spray containing zinc, according to researchers in the US.
Drug companies have been testing the spray - which is already available in the US as a homeopathic medication - in clinical trials and found that it reduced the average length of a cold from almost ten days to 36 hours..
However, specialists investigating the common cold warned that it was too early to tell if the treatment would be genuinely useful.
The spray - known as Zicam - is being developed by Gel-Tech, a joint venture between three US companies
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0 commentsA Toshiba spokesman declined to estimate the cost of the move, and would not say whether Toshiba was asking Sony to foot the bill.
Toshiba said the batteries would die “only in rare cases”.
Last month, Dell recalled four million laptop batteries made by Sony, and Apple recalled 1.8 million, after both said there was an over-heating and fire risk.
Dell said it knew of six instances since December when the batteries overheated or caught fire.
Sony has predicted that the recall of its Dell and Apple batteries will cost it between 20bn and 30bn yen ($172m to $258m; £91m to £137m).
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