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Science Proves Exotic Cars Turn Women On
This research proved... nothing to me. It is stating something that most people already know, but then now we have it proven on a scientific level. Who wouldn't want to drive a Lamborghini or a Ferrari. In spite...Fuel cell vehicles still in first gear
"As in years past, fuel cell-powered vehicles are the technology of the future, according to a report published on Thursday by the U.S. National Academies. Despite a great deal of technical progress, the study...'The Bollywood Burner: World's Hottest Curry' claims Virgin Media
"Richard Branson's Virgin Media beat BBC and Rupert Murdoch's Sky Networks to become the first mainstream broadcaster in offering 'Bollywood Movies On Demand,' a dedicated digital channel to Bollywood for its...
created by Richard Drewmore | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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Female circumcision: a tradition steeped in blood
Culturally sensitive or not this practice has to be controlled as does the practice of 'forced marriage' and so called honour killings."Police are to stage high-profile checks on flights to a number of African...BBC told to improve UK coverage
The BBC has been told that they need to improve their coverage of the UK's nations and regions, as they are not doing it enough, or well enough.A little ironic I think..."A review for the BBC Trust said the BBC was "falling short of its own high standards" and failing to meet...
Can mobiles make you infertile?
Can the radiation emerging from mobile phones cause impotency, this subject has been debated on many occasions. There have been reports coming time to time which claims that excessive mobile usage slows down sperm... BBC salaries still a secret
The report concluding the state of BBC salaries, once again did not reveal any names of any of the best paid performers. So, no one is wiser as to who takes what from the licence-fee that everyone in the UK has to... More Canadians Becoming Victims Of Cybercrimes
"The average person in Canada is now more likely to be a victim of crime resulting from contact with the Internet or someone from the Internet than other crime activity found on the street, or occurring at home, according to the new survey."Bid on a piece of Madonna memorabilia
I picked up my copy of Vanity Fair today and as usual it's a great issue, but this month the magazine is giving readers an opportunity to own a part of the magazine's history.I just checked the current bid...Zimbabwe: Mugabe Likely to Be Re-Elected - Cato Institute Report
Though many were expecting him to be voted out, it appears strongman Robert Mugabe is going to be reelected in the Zimbabwe election."ZIMBABWE'S president, Robert Mugabe will likely remain in power after this...Poor diet kills 70,000 Britons every year
Following on from the news earlier this week that Britons now enjoy fast food more than Americans we have this report on the growing health problems that poor diet is contributing to in Briton. "Almost...Two million YouTube hits for girl who pokes fun at Amy
No wonder our bandwidth is reducing every day...."This is the Londoner who has been crowned queen of video website YouTube. Bryony Matthewman has built a huge international fan club for her one-woman comedy...Monday, Dec. 10: Most stressful day of the year, U.K. survey finds
I'm feeling pretty relaxed. Must be the lack of sweets, treats, and overeats. Ask me again in a couple of weeks."Overstuffed with holiday sweets? Christmas lists growing by the second? End-of-year work deadlines looming large? A U.K. survey suggests Monday, Dec. 10, is the...Cold Beer Causes Global Warming
In the News today, a University of Alberta Researcher was found head first in a Snow Bank suffering from frostbite and a Giant Wedgie. " A University of Alberta researcher is calling on Canadian beer...
created by Barry Artiste | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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Fabergé egg clocks in at record €12.6m
"A Fabergé egg never before seen in public has fetched a record €12.6m, setting an auction record for the jeweller, for any Russian art object and for any timepiece. The translucent pink egg (right) contains a...
created by infomatique | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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