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Robin Roberts underwent a bone marrow transplant on Thursday September 30, 2012 as a part of her treatment for MDS, a rare blood disorder.

Her sister, Sally-Ann was her donor and the whole operation took 5 minutes.

Entertainment

'GMA' host Robin Roberts completes bone marrow transplant

ScienceAquarium releases 655-pound sea turtle off Cape Cod

New England Aquarium in Boston found 7 foot long, 355 lb. Leatherback Sea turtle.The turtle was treated for dehydration,

trauma, & shock- underweight, lethargic, and portion of front flipper was missingIt was released off Harwich port on

Saturday.

NationalAnn Romney Plane Makes Emergency Landing

Ann Romney was on a ten seat, Romney private campaign jet.

The pilot declared an emergency landing when thick smoke started filling the cabin.

The cause was an electrical fire, but no flames.

No one harmed.

Day 2

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Science

BusinessN.J. May Become The First State To Require Seat belts For Pets

New Jersey L. Spencer has introduced a state bill that would require drivers to secure pets in seat belts, or pay up to $1,000 in tickets or fines. Whether New Jersey’s and similar bills become the law, Zerimax, which makes seat belts for pets, is already filling a new market niche.

NationalAurora Theater Where Gunman shot 70 People Could Re-Open by New Year

The Century 16 movie has been shut down since June 20, and is hoped to reopen by the new year.

Possibly a change to the exterior appearance of the building is being considered.

ScienceWorld’s First Spaceport Nearly Ready in New Mexico

the Branson space tourism venture that says it has signed up more than 500 wealthy adventurers for $200,000-per-person spaceflights

It will host the first of his new brand of lifestyle hotels. And the eclectic hot springs town of Truth or Consequences has been anxiously awaiting all the economic development the nearly quarter-of-a-billion-dollar project is supposed to bring to this largely rural part of southern New Mexico.

Day 3

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Science/Health

Entertainment

SportsSkydiver aims for supersonic plunge October 8 from record 23 miles over New Mexico

Jumper- Felix BAUMGARTNERHE JUMPED FROM 18 MILES IN JULY. THIS TIME, HE HOPES TO BREAK THE ALL-TIME RECORD OF 19.5 MILES SET IN 1960.

EXPECTS TO REACH A TOP SPEED OF 690 MPH AND BREAK THE SOUND BARRIER WITH ONLY HIS BODY.

Science/ HealthMilitary leaders blame school vending machines in US fat fight

In a report to be released on Tuesday, a group of 300 retired military officers said school-age children are eating 400 billion excess calories a year - the equivalent of 2 billion candy bars - from junk food sold in such machines as well as in snack bars and cafeterias that should be off-limits

Only 25 percent of young U.S. adults qualify to enlist in the military. Among the remaining 75 percent, more than a third have weight-related problems,

“And we're not talking a couple pounds here, we're talking about an average of 30 pounds," he said of the overweight recruits who do not make the cut.

EntertainmentGood Year Offers Driving Lessons For Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Bynes

Goodyear, the tire manufacturer, is hoping some free driving lessons can turn around what’s been a decidedly bad year behind the wheel for Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Bynes.Goodyear is offering free transportation to its Akron, Ohio, headquarters “for a private 1-on-1 lesson with our professional drivers — no paparazzi allowed.”

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