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Virtual Bodies: One Step Closer to Reality
This story will lead us how scientist makes virtual world close to reality as they are trying to create virtual persons "As what featured in the latest experiment, the volunteers were positioned having in their backs the vibrating pads with flashing lights. These... 
Sarah Palin: Internet Sensation
"The internet is buzzing with news about John McCain’s VP pick, Sarah Palin. Bloggers are struggling to figure out who the Alaskan governor really is. Twitter user Eamon 1916 claims that, “Sarah Palin...
Horse Whisperer author poisoned by mushrooms
The author of the best-selling book "The Horse Whisperer" is in the hospital in Scotland after eating some poisonous mushrooms. He had cooked the mushrooms himself after finding them in the woods."Bestselling... 
created by Dave Keating | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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Montauk Monster: Mystery animal corpse becomes web sensation
"The identity of this creature, which reportedly washed up on a New York beach last month, has captivated the blogosphere and is dividing animal experts. Have your say: What is the 'Montauk Monster'?...
Humpback whale seen in German seas, experts stunned
This is a very exciting story!A humpback whale has been spotted off Germany's Baltic coast for the first time in 30 years, which scientists are calling a 'scientific sensation'.If this whale is there for a reason...
The Brain Hides Information From Us To Prevent Mistakes
According to Sciencedaily.com - "when we notice a mosquito alight on our forearm, we direct our gaze in order to find its exact position and quickly try to swat it or brush it away to prevent it bite us. This...
Ohio man charged with spraying woman's shoes with saltwater
Another koo koo ca choo makes the news. A Columbus Ohio man has been charged with voyeurism, assault and criminal trespass after spraying saltwater on a woman’s shoes at a library. "A woman told...
Giant wrestler finds fame in India
Dalip Singh Rana popularly known as Khali is making news after homecoming in India. He shot into fame after defeating many wrestlers in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). He met Indian President Mrs....
Revealed: The fascinating facts (and common myths) about our brains
There are a lot of questions we always ask to try to understand some of the facts and myths that are been told about our brains. we always ask questions like: Does a bigger brain make you more intelligent? Do...Whiner of the Day: Drew Peterson & He "Made Me" Do It
"Poor Drew Peterson. The guy who a few days ago said "I'm a media sensation" now whines about how he's suffering with the media attention. That, of course, is after he did the People Magazine gig. But, when asked why he was talking to the media almost non-stop, Peterson once...
Mexican Journalist Recognised by Foundation
Mexican journalist Lydia Cacho was recognised yesterday for her courageous work by the International Women's Foundation in New York."MEXICO CITY (AP) — She set out to expose a pedophile ring in Cancun, naming...
created by MexicoReporter | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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Dumbledore was gay, JK tells amazed fans
Well, I have no comment about this."There could hardly have been a bigger sensation if Russell Crowe, Rod Stewart or Sven-Goran Eriksson had come out of the closet. Millions of fans around the world were yesterday...
Chilli compound fires painkiller
"A chemical from chilli peppers may be able to kill pain without affecting touch or movement. This might in theory mean a woman in labour could have an epidural without losing the ability to move her legs, or the sensation of her baby being born. Conventional local...
Diaper-free? No sh*t!
As I mentioned in my post about babies and cough syrup, I'm preggers. My mind has been increasingly floating towards news about parenting, babies and tots, and that's how I came across this story about a new way...
Poisonous Spiders Attack Britain
They're not giant spiders, though, so that's some silver lining. "A Natural History Museum expert has warned that global warming is giving invasive poisonous spiders the chance to thrive in Britain. The false widow spider, Steatoda nobilis, was first recorded in the UK in...
created by Jordan Yerman | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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