Appearance has always mattered in politics. But a new study might have Republican candidates working extra hard to look, well, more Republican, whatever that might mean. Political facial stereotypes may help conservative candidates get more votes.
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By Alan Boyle
The past year has produced stunning as well as scary pictures from space, including satellite views of the protests in Cairo, the damage done to Japan's tsunami-hit Fukushima nuclear complex and New York's Ground Zero site 10 years after the Sept. 11 terror attacks. But these weren't the pictures that won top honors from the DigitalGlobe commercial satellite venture and its Facebook fans. Instead, DigitalGlobe's top image of 2011 is a shot of the Rakaia River rolling like a ribbon through New Zealand's Canterbury Plains.
The Rakaia is one of the largest braided rivers in New Zealand, traveling almost 100 miles from the Southern Alps to enter the Pacific Ocean about 30 miles south of Christchurch. DigitalGlobe's picture clearly shows braids of blue water trickling through a wide sedimentary bed as it approaches the sea. To learn more about the Rakaia, check out DigitalGlobe's blog item announcing the winner, and graze through DigitalGlobe's Flickr gallery to see the other finalists.
Another commercial satellite company, GeoEye, has put together its own selection of top images for its 2012 calendar gallery.
We featured a lot of great satellite pictures from GeoEye as well as DigitalGlobe last month in our Holiday Calendar series, and the hits just keep on coming. For a daily dose of Earth imagery from space, check in with NASA's Earth Observatory and the MODIS satellite website, supplemented by the Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth and the Fragile Oasis Facebook page.
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(Reuters) ? Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum competes in the New Hampshire primary election on Thursday in the Republican race to find a challenger to President Barack Obama in November's presidential election.
Here are some facts about him.
* A fervent Catholic, Santorum described himself in New Hampshire this week as the "the Jesus candidate." He is best known for his opposition to abortion, criticism of homosexuality and the teaching of evolution in schools.
* The grandson of an Italian immigrant coal miner, Santorum has seven children.
* His campaign website says Santorum was a "Tea Party kind of guy before there was a Tea Party." He says he fought for fiscal reform like balancing the U.S. budget and revising entitlement programs "before it was in fashion."
* Santorum narrowly lost last week's Iowa caucuses by eight votes. He visited all 99 Iowa counties in the campaign.
* In 2003, Santorum took heat for comments appearing to equate homosexuality with incest, bigamy, adultery and polygamy. In an interview, Santorum said the Supreme Court should uphold state sodomy laws like a Texas law that was before the high court. "If the Supreme Court says that you have the right to consensual sex within your home, then you have the right to bigamy, you have the right to polygamy, you have the right to incest, you have the right to adultery," Santorum said.
* Santorum, 53, represented the battleground state of Pennsylvania in Congress, serving first as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives and then as a U.S. senator. Santorum, a forceful debater, rose to become chairman of the Senate Republican Conference, making him the third-ranking Senate Republican. But Pennsylvania voters threw him out of the Senate by an 18-point margin in 2006 after a bruising battle in which he was hit for his staunch support of then-President George W. Bush.
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