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'Call of Duty: Black Ops' Is Best-Selling Video Game Ever in U.S.
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CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS is now the biggest selling game in U.S. history, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Activision released the game on Nov. 9, 2010 and it has sold 13.7 million copies since. The title has not fallen off the top spot of the monthly sales charts since its release.
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UGO's Call of Duty: Black Ops First Strike and PS3 Giveaway
It's a whole new battlefield! Call of Duty: Black Ops isn't just a game. It's a phenomenon. The good news is, the game is not just awesome and addictive...it's expanding!
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Reflecting on the Potential of Nuclear Power

There are over 400 nuclear power reactors that are up and running on the planet, and believe it or not, the number is growing. The whole process of converting uranium into nuclear power is complex, but it all starts off with a mining operation to extract uranium ore. Believe it or not, uranium is not hard to find, it is actually a pretty common element, more common than gold.


Many people don't realize that our own body houses trace amounts of uranium! Canada's actually taken advantage of this relatively abundant resource and is so far the number one uranium producer in the world.


Reasons to Avoid Nuclear Power


* Nuclear power is quite costly to manufacture, specifically considering start-up costs. Nuclear reactors are expensive to build. With that in mind, it's not necessarily an option for all countries. Many 2nd and 3rd world countries do not have the economic or material resources to produce nuclear power.


* Another big problem is nuclear waste, which is left over from the conversion process, typically from using fuel. If nuclear waste isn't safely disposed of, there can be a drastic number of health and environmental issues that arise as a result. This is perhaps the most important detractor from the popularity of nuclear power.


* The third serious issue baring the widespread adoption of nuclear power, is the potential of a nuclear power plant to melt down. One could argue it is dangerous to run nuclear power plants, simply because they could be tampered with.


If, for example, a terrorist organization was so inclined to sabotage nuclear power plants, portions of that country could become uninhabitable for hundreds of years. Nuclear meltdowns can also occur by accident, putting civilians in jeopardy on a constant basis.


Reasons to Use Nuclear Power


* One of the main benefits of using nuclear power in today's economy, is that it decreases the need for foreign oil. By utilizing nuclear power plants to produce a portion of our electricity, we can make headway in our efforts to switch to alternative fuel sources before the oil supply dries up in a decade or so.


* Although nuclear power plants are costly to build, they are inexpensive to maintain. This cost efficiency is good news to taxpayers who, with the economic collapse of 2008, wish to reduce their taxes and their spending as much as possible in order to just pay the bills, never mind saving up for retirement.


* Nuclear power production is not limited by location. Unlike coal and oil, the conditions don't have to be 'just right' to gather natural resources and produce power. Uranium can be mined from all over the world and shipped to any local nuclear power plant. The terrain and weather conditions just don't play a factor.


* Carbon emissions are drastically reduced because carbon waste is not a by-product of a nuclear reaction. Compared to coal, nuclear power is a cheap, sustainable, efficient, and clean power source; as long as we can find an efficient way to dispose of barrels of nuclear waste.


The Future of Nuclear Power


The future for nuclear power appears to be a quiet but strong one. Although there are some areas of the world strongly adverse to nuclear power, the United States continues to expand development. In general, quick growth isn't a possibility, as building costs and time-frames are enormous.


Countries like China, India, and Japan are all developing nuclear power, but until it becomes cheaper to construct the reactors, nuclear power won't become as mainstream as its potential would suggest.

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Your commute: Live L.A. traffic conditions
Los Angeles Long Beach East L.A./Pasadena Thousand Oaks MORE: Westside | Orange County | San Fernando Valley | Inland Empire | Ventura | San Diego Your commute: Live L.A. traffic conditions
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How high can it go? Inland Empire gas prices continue to rise to record levels
The 35th increase in 36 days pushed the average price in Riverside and San Bernardino counties 13.5 cents higher than a week ago, 51.7 cents above what it was one month ago.
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Game On! Pokemon Empire Expands (Again)
"Pokemon" has been around almost as long as Justin Bieber has... SLIDESHOW: Can You Name These Pokemon?
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Spring Allergy Management - 4 Ways To Cope Emotionally With Spring Allergies

Spring is coming or depending on where you live, it may be in full bloom. But that's not necessarily good news if you're allergic to the things that will start to bloom around you.

You, on the other hand, are dreading the arrival of the season that brings itchy eyes, sneezing, and congestion. Feeling left out can be just as hard as suffering with the physical symptoms. Here are 4 things to do that will help you look forward to spring too.

Celebrate Spring Somewhere Else-If you live in a city that is a hotbed for spring allergies because of the trees and flowers native to your town, you don't have to celebrate spring where you live. Stay ahead of spring and plan a trip north where it's still winter and not time for spring blossoms.

Get out of Dodge by taking a cruise when everything is in bloom where you live. If you time it right, when you return the worst of the season will be gone, and you will have had a great spring too. For a less costly trip, plan to use a friend or relative's home (who lives in a more allergy friendly location) as a base for sightseeing, shopping, and exploring a new town.

Form A Group--With over 10 million American suffering from allergies, there are sure to be a lot of people you know who share your situation.

A weekly book club, or lunch club can be done inside in a controlled environment and still allow you to look forward to socializing with others during the season. Talk with friends and neighbors about what you want to do, and you'll be pleasantly surprised at how many others that you know have the same need.

Get Fit Indoors-Join a fitness center where you can run, swim, pump iron, and socialize with others who have fitness as a common goal. Use your time indoors to tone your muscles, build your endurance, and shed any extra pounds that have climbed aboard since the holidays. Come summer, you'll be the envy of all you meet when you put on your bathing suit and head for the beach.

Volunteer-Even though living through allergy season can literally be a pain, set aside time each week to turn the focus from your problems to those of others-and sadly, there are plenty of people who are less fortunate these days. Choose a charity where you can work indoors and volunteer for several hours a week.

Your job doesn't have to be complicated, it just has to feel a need. It can include things as easy as putting stamps on mail, serving meals for the homeless, or delivering food to those who are shut in. There are an unlimited number of opportunities for you to help in your community. (And there's another club idea-a volunteer club!Volunteering and helping those who are less fortunate is a sobering way to revisit all that you still can still be glad you have.