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Afghan President Hamid Karzai (center), surrounded by bodyguards, walks through Kandahar city, south of Kabul, earlier this month. The purpose of the president's visit was to consult with and seek the support of locals for an upcoming U.S. and NATO military campaign there to drive out the Taliban. But the operation is meeting resistance. Allauddin Khan/AP hide caption

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Support For Planned Kandahar Operation Questioned

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Supporters argue that traffic cameras increase safety as well as revenues, but angry drivers cry foul. iStockphoto.com hide caption

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$500 For Running A Red Light? Blame The Camera

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This baby Eastern screech owl found a home in a family's mango tree in Miami Shores, Fla. The Michot boys named him Bob. Courtesy of Emily Michot hide caption

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The Viral Adventures of Bob The Baby Screech Owl

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Even the spin of a seemingly random roulette wheel can be predicted if you have the right information, says Antonio Acin of the Institute of Photonic Sciences in Barcelona. iStockphoto.com hide caption

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Safer Than A Gamble: Finding Truly Random Numbers

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Philadelphia rapper Freeway collaborated with producer Jake One on The Stimulus Package. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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Freeway And Jake One Release A 'Stimulus Package'

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