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Ohio voters tell Brits to mind their own business. Forget coffee roasting, a company is now offering beans processed by a cat's digestive system. And find out how Airbus skillfully prepared for its first American crash.
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Ohio voters were not amused by the London newspaper The Guardian's attempt last week to sway the undecided American voters toward a vote for challenger John Kerry. The letter writing campaign generated more than a few oath-filled answers .

Ultimate crappucino: Ethiopians have apparently developed a new coffee bean processing technique that yields a milder roast: they run it through a cat's digestive system and then sell it for $500 a kilo. Read the poop  here.

Anticipating horror scenarios with American safety regulators if one of its planes went down, Airbus opened a crash readiness center to deal with an accident on Nov. 12, 2001. Six hours later, the inevitable happened. The company had greater success  in steering through the crisis than it expected.