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The shark harvests of a total of 34 vessels were monitored
The shark harvests of a total of 34 vessels were monitored over 13 days. Juvenile shark landings raise concern The ARAP informed that the most often targeted species are the hammerhead,... TV chef Antonio Carluccio 'stabs himself in the chest with kitchen knife'
" Celebrity chef Antonio Carluccio, is now recovering after the incident Italian TV chef Antonio Carluccio was rushed to hospital after stabbing himself in the chest with a kitchen knife.Doctors feared the blade may have penetrated a lung and took him into intensive care on... Jolie twins to arrive 'in weeks'
Angelina Jolie is expected to deliver the twins by August. Jolie had checked in a hospital in nice, France and going to remain there till the birth of twins. Jolie already has one daughter with actor Brad Pitt -... Did Deutsche Telekom Spy on Journalists and Board Members?
As if their shitty service wasn't bad enough, not to be outdone by the American telecommunications giants and their illegal wire tapping, Deutsche Telekom thought it'd do some spying of it's own..,."German telecommunications giant Deutsche Telekom stands accused of having... Mobile Phones May Alter Brain Behavior
So that's why I'm so tired. And I thought it was putting my head in the microwave. " New research shows that the electromagnetic signals emanating from mobile phones can alter your...
created by Jarrett Martineau | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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Phones tapped at the rate of 1,000 a day
"Britain is in danger of becoming a "surveillance state" as authorities including councils launch bugging operations against 1,000 people a day.Councils, police and intelligence services are tapping and... Every Bite You Take, We'll Be Watching You
At Dutch Restaurant of the Future, social studies are on the menu. And you're the appetizer. Actually, for now, the restaurant is only open to students and staff from Wageningen University in the Netherlands....
created by Jordan Yerman | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Panic Spreads in Africa Due to Increased Infections of the Ebola Virus
"Uganda has 101 suspected cases of Ebola fever and hundreds more people being closely monitored, officials said on Friday, as fear grew in Uganda and neighbouring countries that the deadly virus might spread."This...Arrests in Natalee Holloway case
"Hilversum, Friday 23 November 2007 19:55 UTC Holloway suspect flown to Aruba The Hague - Joran van der Sloot, the main suspect in the case of missing American student Natalee Holloway,will fly to the Caribbean...Three volcanoes simmering in Indonesia
"Scientists in Indonesia closely monitored three simmering volcanoes across the disaster-prone nation Friday, including the offspring of infamous Krakatau off Sumatra island. Ash has been spewing some 200 metres...$1m raised by Reynolds in US 'fell out of plane'
"Nearly $1m raised by former Irish PM Albert Reynolds in the US for Fianna Fail in 1994 "fell out of the plane and drifted off to the Bahamas or the Cayman Islands", developer Tom Gilmartin claimed yesterday. He said only $70,000 of the $1m ever made its way into Fianna Fail,...Police: We've got nothing on McCanns
"COPS have got NOTHING on Kate and Gerry McCann and they will NOT be quizzed again, it emerged last night. Portuguese prosecutors announced there was insufficient evidence to warrant any further questioning of the couple over their lost daughter Madeleine. The declaration was...'' Talking CCTV ''
Talking CCTV captures the attention of the British public in what is fast becoming the most popular government expenditure. At least the cameras work unlike the new government computer systems.Djs will be voice of new talking street camera "Northampton's network of...It’s A Small World For Death Valley Pupfish :: Oblate Spheroid
"In a small pool of water, guarded by an eight foot high fence, lives an evolutionary miracle of aquatic nature. In a place where water is considered a most rare commodity, Death Valley is home to a very small...
created by Edmund Jenks | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Military Blogs: Clarifying the Clarifications
The US Army continues to fend off charges of censorship regarding its handling of military bloggers, apparently defaulting to the same language used in the whole Don't-Ask-Don't-Tell scenario. So certain things...
created by Jordan Yerman | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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