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Grapefruit is an excellent source of nutrients and phytochemicals that contribute to a healthy diet. It is a good source of vitamin C, contains pectin, and the pink and red hues contain the beneficial antioxidant lycopene. ...

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Histori me Daimler-Benz

Një polici gjerman në Prishtinë i bie në sy një veturë, kërkon verifikimin e regjistrimit dhe e zbulon se është e vjedhur. Policia e Kosovës, e cila është edhe më shumë e pranishme në rrugët e vendit se policët e EULEX-it, këtë veturë nuk e ka parë ose s’ka dashur ta shohë. ...

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Prion diseases hide out in the spleen

UK population could harbour thousands of silent infections.Previous studies have judged the ease of cross-species transmission by looking for clinical symptoms as well as the presence of prions in infected animals’ brains...

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"Everybody who has taken psychedelics makes the point that these can produce the most profound changes in the state of awareness and being that any of them have experienced," said Nutt....

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Work with those weights!

These are different ways to develop strength and refer to working out with either external weights like dumbbells, kettlebell or using your body weight like doing push-up crunches. And guess what? Everybody needs it in different doses and different varieties. ...

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"A case of the haves and have yachts"

The jubilee will be marked by nationwide celebrations in June, including a four-day public holiday, a Thames river pageant, massed parades and the lighting of beacons across the country. There has been nothing like it since Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth's ......

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Health Bill 'a privatisation plan'

He said: "People can finally see this Bill for what it is, a privatisation plan for the NHS. England's hospitals will never be the same again if it gets through. "An explosion of private work, longer waits for NHS patients, profits before patient care."...

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Në nisje të konferencës, koloneli Mikolaj Przybyl tha: “Gjatë karrierës sime nuk e kam turpëruar kurrë Poloninë dhe do mbroj nderin e një oficeri të forcave të armatosura polake. Tani ju lutem më lini të qetë pesë minuta. Kam nevojë të pushoj”....

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O-live it up

This multipurpose, exhilaratingly green, chlorophyll rich, mildly spicy and grassy aromatic oil with a twang of slight bitterness is armed with a garrison of health-promoting and disease preventing qualities that no other oil possesses....

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During re-activation, the scientists said, the virus in a nerve cell is transported along the nerve to the skin, where new replication and “shedding” occur and cause new sores....

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The accident triggered calls to improve academia’s safety standards not just at UCLA, but across the United States. But as Nature discussed in an article on laboratory safety after Yale undergraduate Michele Dufault died in April 2011, there’s little evidence that Sangji’s death...

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Firm sues over Twitter followers

An American internet company is suing a former employee, saying he left the firm and took his 17,000 Twitter followers with him....

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Christmas sales debt warning

Shoppers risk being plunged into rising levels of personal debt after getting carried away by the euphoria of Britain’s post-Christmas sales rush....

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Olive can do wonders to your diet!

Whether you prefer them green or black, olives are a healthy fruit to add to your meals. For the Greeks, they represent nobility and peace but more than that they know the wonders it does for your health. ...

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The Purple Dress

At four in the afternoon, with an expressionless face and a lifeless air she slowly made her way to Schlegel's shop and told him she could not pay the $4 due on the dress....

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However, this decision to grant a state funeral, with all it involves in terms of honour, ceremony and cost, is controversial. It needs to be challenged now, because when the time comes it may be too late, and the atmosphere too fraught, to change course....

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EU hands out free holidays

Tens of thousands of political activists, including hundreds from the BNP, have been given free or subsidised holidays by British and European taxpayers....

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Health news: 2011 in review

The year has been dominated by arguments over the Health and Social Care Bill and its impact on the NHS, while budget squeezes have begun to impact on services. But abroad, a new malaria vaccine holds hope for millions. ...

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Facebook offers counselling to suicidal users

Facebook has launched a new initiative which will allow those users with suicidal thoughts instant access to crisis counsellors via its instant messenger service....

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Complaints Against Energy Companies Surge

EDF (Paris: FR0010242511 - news) issued an apology to customers after admitting the introduction of new billing systems had affected its performance....

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Assange "thankful" for court ruling

If the Supreme Court refuses to hear his arguments, or he loses a full appeal, his remaining option will be to take his case to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg....

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Wikiliekas rikthehet me “The spy files”

“Wikileaks” do të vazhdojë gjate javës ne vijim me publikimin e dokumenteve të tjera të kësaj serie.“Wikileaks” pritet te hedhe drite mbi industrinë sekrete te përgjimeve spiune qe ka lulëzuar qe nga 11 Shtatori 2001....

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Emotional Health - Trapped by fear

When you feel that everything depends on a successful outcome and you feel fear, anxiety and tension grip your mind, understand that you are going against you belief system. Identify these beliefs in your subconscious....

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Hugh Grant accuses other papers of hacking

Hugh Grant tried to implicate the Mail on Sunday in the phone hacking row by accusing the newspaper of illegally accessing his voicemails....

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Shkencëtarët afër zbulimit të fuqisë së hipnozës

Disa besojnë që ato gjëra ndodhin për shkak të ndryshimeve në aktivitetin e trurit gjatë ndryshimit të gjendjes së vetëdijes. Të tjerët mendojnë që edhe nën hipnozë truri funksionin në mënyrë të njëjtë sikurse edhe kur është në gjendje të zgjuar, ndërsa në fuqi janë proceset tjera, si imagjinata....

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Higgs hunt enters endgame

The quest for the Higgs boson, often called the ‘God particle’ after the title of a 1993 book by Nobel prizewinner Leon Lederman, is the public face of science at the LHC. ...

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China peace prize awarded to Vladimir Putin

Chinese academics has awarded the Confucius prize, its version of the Nobel Peace Prize, to Vladimir Putin, an organiser said, pointing to the Russian prime minister as "outstanding in keeping world peace." ...

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Apple wins IOS 4 'Ibrick' case

Last year Apple's release of IOS 4 left some Iphone 3GS users unhappy with the resulting performance of their shiny, not-so-new toys. Wofford's lawsuit against Apple claimed that IOS 4 was in fact a downgrade that would turn the Iphone 3GS into an 'Ibrick'. ...

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Fresh dispute about MMR 'fraud'

It is one of the most serious allegations that could be made about a doctor: manipulating patients' histories to make money. So it is no wonder that the charges, levied by editors of the British Medical Journal (BMJ) in January against medical researcher Andrew Wakefield, are still getting close scrutiny. ...

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Facebook and brain changes

This study measured the participants’ network size and brain structure at the same time. As such, it is unable to tell us whether there is a causal relationship between the two factors; that whether having larger social networks caused this part of the brain to grow or the other way around, or indeed whether some other factor causes both. ...

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Apple will launch IOS 5 tomorrow

In the UK towards the end of the day. The update will be available on Iphone models 3GS and higher. ...

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Britain's first 4G trial begins

Britain’s first field trial of next generation mobile broadband is underway in Cornwall, using technology capable of offering internet access on the move many times faster than existing networks. ...

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Don’t cut up your credit card

Section 75 is especially useful if the supplier goes bankrupt or disappears. If you've used a credit card, you can still get compensation. But if you've paid with cash or used a debit card, you're stuffed....

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Ndërron jetë Ramiz Alia

Ramiz Alia lindi më 18 Tetor 1925 në Shkodër. Ai u diplomua në shkollën e Partisë në Moskë (1954). ...

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Now, a fruit pill to prevent hair going grey!

L’Oreal hopes it will lead it to victory in the race for the world’s eight billion pounds hair colour market, in which both sexes reach for bottles of dye. ...

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Vitamin D...

The English study suggests that pale people tend to be deficient in the "sunshine" vitamin and that without supplements they're unlikely to get their levels up without getting sunburned. ...

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iPhone 4S launched by Apple

A slimmed-down, faster version of last year's iPhone 4 aims to cement Apple's as the world's largest phone maker by revenue....

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This is how Facebook tracks you

There are serious implications if you are using Facebook from a public terminal. If you login on a public terminal and then hit 'logout', you are still leaving behind fingerprints of having been logged in. As far as I can tell, these fingerprints remain (in the form of cookies) until somebody explicitly deletes all the Facebook cookies for that browser. Associating an account ID with a real name is easy -- as the same ID is used to identify your profile. ...

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Good Google or bad Google?

The Senate hearing has been the most prominent one yet in the debate about Google's business practices and their effect. Antitrust regulators in the U.S. and Europe are investigating Google as it steadily expands its business beyond search. ...

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Google Wallet brings 'wave and pay'

Google Wallet, an app that allows people to pay for products with their mobiles, has launched in the US on the Sprint Nexus S 4G. ...

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Mind and Body - Beat exam stress

Plan to take a break from studies. Learn to switch off from exam pressure regularly even if for 10 to 15 minutes. Make a mental list of what you'd like to do such as shut your eyes, walk in the garden, deep breathe or even listen to music. Ensure regular sound sleep. It will improve your productivity and reduce stress. Maybe you can soak your feet in warm water to relax the mind; this will also help you sleep soundly. ...

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Obesity's global challenge

“Governments have abdicated responsibility. Like a frog sitting in a pan of hot water, we haven't realised what's been happening until it's too late.” The journal carries four new research papers by academics in the U.K., U.S. and Australia on what is termed “the global obesity pandemic”, charting its causes, implications, likely progression and the ways it could be reversed. ...

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Ebola: the solution may be in sight

Research in the US suggests that treatment against the deadly Ebola virus may be less than a decade away.The virus is known to interfere with the cells that line the interior surfaces of blood vessels and with the process of blood coagulation. As a result, it causes blood vessel walls to become damaged and to rupture. ...

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Facebook and Twitter are to help police learn how about social networks and how to monitor them for signs of trouble following a meeting today with the Home Secretary, which was convened in the wake of this month’s riots. ...

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Atos doctors could be struck off

Twelve medics at the disability assessment centre are under investigation by the GMC over allegations of improper conduct.But four out of 10 of those who appealed the decision by Atos - whose parent company is run by a former French finance minister, Thierry Breton - to deny them benefits are successful on appeal, a process that costs the taxpayer £50m a year. ...

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They also state that “light—to—moderate alcohol intake, especially of wine, may be more likely to protect against, rather than promote, weight gain.” ...

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Rupert Murdoch sells some of his family silver

Mandrake can disclose that the 80-year-old media magnate and his pugnacious wife, Wendi, 42, have received $17.8 million (£11.4 million) for their sprawling cattle ranch in Carmel Valley, California. “I understand that Wendi didn’t see it in her future portfolio,” claims one New York-based observer of the family. ...

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How to ensure safe online access during travel

But internet cafes are becoming less and less popular as vacationers increasingly take their smartphones or notebooks on vacation with them. In some cases, roaming deals are affordable enough that its makes financial sense to get a daily or weekly plan for going online. ...

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A cleansing regimen for the body

How frequently can an absolutely healthy individual fast? Dr. Issac Mathai: It varies depending on the type of fast and individual. A short fast can be done once a month. Long fasts can be undertaken once every few months. If it is a fruit fast or raw diet fast, it could be weekly or fortnightly. ...

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A splinter group from the notorious hacker collective Anonymous is rumoured to be gathering support for a plan to "kill" online social networking giantFacebook. ...

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Social network overuse 'breeds narcissism'

"While nobody can deny that Facebook has altered the landscape of social interaction, particularly among young people, we are just now starting to see solid psychological research demonstrating both the positives and the negatives,” he said. ...

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BlackBerry Messenger...

RIM’s BlackBerry smartphones are very popular among inner city youths on both sides of the Atlantic. The devices themselves are typically cheaper than Android models and the iPhone, particularly on pay-as-you-go packages. But it is software that central to BlackBerrys’ success in this market. ...

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Mediterranean diet...

A study has found that the Mediterranean diet, alongside other factors, could have the capability of extending life expectancy in women by up to 15 years, and for men by eight years. The Mediterranean diet is high in vegetables, olive oil, fruit, nuts, fish and whole grains, and low in meat and alcohol. ...

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Tycoon must give £3m to lover

One of the world’s richest men was forced to hand over multi-million pound homes to his mistress on Friday after the High Court ruled he had lied that his lover was a "top dog" secretary. Mr Lee owns prime property in the heart of London's West end, a hotel in West Kensington as well as real estate in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Switzerland. ...

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Genome giant offers data service

Chinese sequencing institute launches remote computing networks to crunch DNA data. ...

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ATLANTIS dhe kureshtja njerëzore për Universin

Për shkak të programit kozmik në të cilin bënte pjesë edhe anija ATLANTIS, njerëzimi po ashtu mësoi se në satelitin e vetëm të Tokës, Hënë, ka ujë të kamufluar në rezervuare prej akulli. Për shkak të këtyre zbulimeve epokale, ATLANTIS mbetet një nga emrat më të ndritur në historinë e kureshtjes së njerëzimit drejt të resë, dhe të panjohurës. ...

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Whitehall told to make Britain happy

“We have a rather high aspiration for the movement to reassert the 18th century ideal of putting the happiness of people as the right objective of society,” he said. “Everybody who joins this movement is deciding to make a pledge to create more happiness in the world and less misery....

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Lifestyle changes won't work

The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee has said government plans to get people to have healthier lifestyles will not succeed unless they are legislated. ...

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Take tea without milk for weight loss

New research has shown that the compounds, called theaflavins and thearubigins, prevent obesity when given to rats that were also on a high-fat diet. ...

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Social climbing 'good exercise'

Rising up the social ladder can help to make you healthier as well as wealthier, a study has found. ...

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New "win a baby" game draws fire

Winners will be put up in a luxury hotel before being chauffeur-driven to a treatment center. They will also get a mobile phone and a personal assistant to help with queries. ...

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Nutrition advice: The vitamin D-lemma

A vociferous debate about vitamin-D supplementation reveals the difficulty of distilling strong advice from weak evidence. ...

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Elixir of life discovered on Easter Island

Rapamycin, which has been nicknamed the “forever young” drug, was created from a chemical found in the soil on Easter Island, one of the most remote places on Earth and 2,000 miles off the coast of Chile. ...

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World Food Prize for Brazil's da Silva, Ghana's Kufuor

Politics matters for eradicating hunger The hungry continue to suffer in silence ...

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Open access comes of age

Publishing model enters phase of slower but steady growth. ...

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Cost of family holiday to rise

The cost of a family holiday in Europe is set to rise under Government plans to overhaul Air Passenger Duty. ...

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Simplest flat stomach workout ever

Easy exercises for serious stomach sculpting - fast, from Zest's fitness expert Jon Stratford. Aim for at least 3 sets of 10 reps, 3 times a week. ...

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Critics weigh in on arsenic life

Field needs independent experiments to prove or disprove the work, researchers say. ...

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Britain has good quality of life study finds

The index reported that Britain "performs very well in overall wellbeing", ranking among the top countries for wealth, environment, good governance and community spirit. ...

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Morgellons: A hidden epidemic or mass hysteria?

It's a mysterious condition that affects tens of thousands worldwide. But what is it? ...

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Happiness is looking at the world through rose-tinted glasses

Remembering the good times and forgetting about the bad are the keys to happiness, claims a new study. ...

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New safety laws for herbal medicines

New laws come into force on Saturday that are aimed at protecting consumers from potentially harmful herbal medicines. ...

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The ‘satiety index’ is a measure of how filling a food is. Developed by Dr Susanne Holt, a scientist from Sydney University in Australia it helps dieters identify which foods are most likely to fill them up and prevent over eating. ...

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Last minute Olympics ticket rush

The money will be taken off consumers' credit cards between May 10 and June 10 this year, but they will not be notified until June 24 for which events they have actually secured tickets....

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Beware mobile phone insurance scams

Scammers are homing in on new mobile phone owners, cold-calling victims as soon as they activate their number to offer bogus insurance. Donal MacIntyre investigates. ...

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Expensive wines "a waste of money"

Most drinkers are unable to tell the difference between cheap plonk and wine costing up to six times as much, a scientific taste test has shown. ...

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Facebook twins lose court case

Kozinski said the ensuing court-fest "gave bread to many lawyers." ...

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Twitter celebrates fifth birthday

Twitter users have been wishing the service happy birthday today on the fifth anniversary of the first tweet. ...

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A brain–computer interface allows paralysed patients to play music with brainpower alone. ...

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WHO draws flak

Nonetheless, it concluded, “No critic of WHO has produced any direct evidence of commercial influence on decision-making.” ...

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Top 10 rules for fat-burning exercise

Maximise your daily fat burning by moving! Researchers at the Mayo Clinic have found that leaner people tend to stand and move more than overweight people in normal daily life....

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Non-communicable diseases in a changing world

The focus on communicable diseases has prevented sufficient attention being paid to a rapidly growing health feature of our societies — new, non-communicable diseases, or NCDs. ...

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Police hunt Facebook bullies

Police will recruit a teenage police volunteer in their Facebook project who will help identify any new cases of the crime. ...

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Organic vs non-organic

Is homegrown organic veg better for you? ...

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Google tool helps hundreds tweet from Egypt

Google’s new addition to Twitter allows Egyptians – or people in other countries – to call an international phone number and record a voice message......

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Granted chocolate is not low in calories nor in fat, but dark chocolate has two major dietary positives that can lead to long term weight loss....

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Facebook blames bug for Zuckerberg 'hacking'

Facebook has said "a bug" was to blame for an odd posting purporting to come from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. ...

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Top 5 facelift foods

Avocados often get a bad press due to their high levels of fats, however the healthy fats contained in an avocado can actually do wonders for your skin. ...

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Swine flu offers 'extraordinary super immunity'

Doctors hope to harness this power to make a universal flu vaccine that would protect against any type of influenza. ...

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Neuroscience: Thought experiment

Japanese hospitals are using near-infrared imaging to help diagnose psychiatric disorders. But critics are not sure the technique is ready for the clinic. ...

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Twitter subpoenaed over WikiLeaks

According to Ms. Jonsdottir, those whose information was subpoenaed included her, Mr. Assange, army intelligence officer Bradley Manning — who is currently in prison charged with leaking the documents to Wikileaks ......

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Blackberries, blueberries, acai berries... what do these fruits have in common? They could all help you to squeeze back into your skinny jeans. Studies have suggested that those wanting to lose their belly fat ......

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Coffee's the secret to long life

"But drinking coffee is a deeply embedded social tradition in Greek culture which made it imperative to probe on this island of 'high life-expectancy," she said....

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The Fairy's New Year Gift

"Shall I explain some of the pictures to you?" said the Fairy, smiling at the two little boys. ...

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Smart phones to get common charger

The result is that the standard will apply to around 90% of the smart phone market in Europe. ...

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Midday sunshine 'benefits health'

"What's changed is that we're now saying that exposure of 10 to 15 minutes to the UK summer sun, without suncream, several times a week is probably a safe balance between adequate vitamin D levels and any risk of skin cancer." ...

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Wikileaks activists go analogue

"They're examples of how we can use crowd-sourcing to get our message across, without doing anything illegal," he added. ...

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Slim doesn't always mean healthy

You may be slim and still have dangerously high levels of fat within you, according to the British Medical Research Council. ...

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Vaccine call after swine flu deaths

"The seasonal flu jab protects against the dominant strains - this year it protects against three types of flu, including the type known as swine flu." ...

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Billionaires take charity pledge

“People wait until late in their career to give back. But why wait when there is so much to be done?” said Mr. Zuckerberg, Chief Executive and President of Facebook . ...

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From Wikileaks to #ukuncut, Twitter gets political

Twitter has been at the heart of WikiLeaks' fight to survive. It pointed followers towards "mirror sites" in Europe after Wikileaks.com was taken down as part of a wider campaign against it following the leaking of U.S. diplomatic cables. ...

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Best Kinect Hacks We've Seen So Far

The camera then collects data in the world and then reconstructs it in a 3D environment. The bot can even detect humans who can use arm gestures to issue commands. ...

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Blackberry ...

The data was compiled from 15 Billion monthly page views from 3 million sites....

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An IBM survey has found that the welter of emails arriving at workstations is a key contributor to workplace stress. ...

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Dieters need good sleep to fight fat

Getting too little sleep might prevent dieters from losing body fat, according to a small U.S. study. ...

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Vitamin A drug 'could save eyesight'

A drug based on vitamin A could prevent millions from losing their sight as they get older, it has been claimed. ...

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The slim forever diet!

Slim Secrets , addresses the psychology and emotions behind dieting which she feels is the main barrier to long term weight loss....

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Blackberry 'to launch iPad rival'

Blackberry is expected to take on Apple and unveil the 'BlackPad', an iPad rival as early as next week, according to The Wall Street Journal. ...

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Twitter hit by ‘mouseover bug'

Twitter came under attack on Tuesday as hackers exploited a security flaw to wreak havoc on the microblogging service. ...

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Ndahet nga jeta poeti Jamarber Marko

Two hands and two moons Groped the darkness, The moons were split, The hands took the forlorn halves......

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Google launches real-time search engine

Google has created a separate search engine dedicated to producing real-time results only. ...

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Miss Mexico is crowned Miss Universe

A 22 year-old Mexican woman, Jimena Navarrete, has been crowned Miss Universe....

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Pop the happy pill

Research says, we tend to build on negative thoughts, cloaking ourselves in layers of negativity. It is detrimental to growth–personally and professionally....

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Fight age, go on a diet

Dietary restriction induces a transcription factor (DNA binding protein that turns genes on or off) called CREB-binding protein (CBP), which controls the activity of genes that regulate cellular function. ...

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Man dies at sauna contest

The word sauna is an ancient Finnish word referring to the traditional Finnish bath as well as to the bathhouse itself....

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Twitter's 20 billionth tweet

Twitter's 20 billionth message didn't make much sense, but it spoke volumes about the rapid global growth of the microblogging service. ...

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BlackBerry to launch iPad rival

The company is hosting an event in New York Aug. 3 at which it will debut its BlackBerry 9800 slider phone, according to one person familiar with its plans. ...

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How health anxiety can ruin lives

The internet is one reason: it tells you everything and nothing. Cognitive behavioural therapy can reduce the symptoms. ...

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HP, Microsoft announce new tablet PC

"Slates are going to be an enormous category," he said of touchscreen tablet computers like Apple's popular iPad. "This is just in its infancy." ...

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12 Strangest social networks

These niche social networks are weird in their own way, while one promises to decipher your dreams for you, there’s another that will create your profile. ...

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How your Apple iPhone spies on you

"There are a lot of security issues in the design of the iPhone that lend themselves to retaining more personal information than any other device", said J. Zdziarski, a former computer hacker......

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Olive leaves can help fight obesity

A new research has revealed that a cup of coffee prepared with olive leaf extract may help in combating obesity. ...

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Smiling increases your happiness

If you have undergone a Botox treatment, you should smile more often to feel happier, suggests a new research....

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Dark coffee ‘good for your tummy’

"This discovery is going to help a lot of people who suffer from coffee sensitivity. As coffee-lovers, we’re very excited about this research," said Dr. Veronika Somoza...

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Twitter hits two billion tweets a month

Twitter has hit two billion tweets per month, the microblogging website has announced. ...

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Flat stomach food guide

In addition to regular exercise, you'll also want to add some fat burning foods to your diet to help trim your waistline. ...

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Ginger eases aches and pains

Eating ginger can help ease muscle pain caused by heavy exercise, says a latest research. ...

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Eucalyptus smell helps curb craving

"Food cravings have been shown to trigger binge-eating episodes, which in turn contribute to both obesity and disordered eating, especially bulimia nervosa,” she added....

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Keeping online criminals at bay

The right tools and a healthy level of suspicion can go a long way in keeping you safe online. ...

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Add coconut, cut fat

A diet rich in coconut oil keeps fat away and also protects against insulin resistance, a new study shows. ...

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Mangoes are high on health

In Chinese medicine, mangoes are considered sweet and sour with a cooling energy. They are useful for those suffering from anaemia, bleeding gums, cough, fever, nausea and even sea sickness. ...

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'Green exercise' can boost mental health

"For the first time in the scientific literature, we have been able to show dose-response relationships for the positive effects of nature on human mental health," Pretty said....

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Stay brain sharp

So many of us get so caught up in our jobs and daily chores that we don’t take time to read anything new or even try a new hobby. These can go a long way in keeping your mind young. ...

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Easy tips to boost your vitality

Singing and dancing, even if it is in the privacy of your own home, will do wonders for your energy levels. ...

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Cooking with flowers for health

Chinese were cooking with flowers thousands of years ago and flowers, such as the special Chinese rose, are important ingredients in the cuisine....

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Ideal Summer workout!

Get in shape this Summer with a hot new workout regime. ...

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Ideal snack ideas

Dry fruits make another healthy snacking option. Raisins are high in iron and dietary fibre, and while they may taste sweet , they’re a good option. ...

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Stay fit with aqua aerobics

Aquatic exercises are done at different water levels as the body weight varies accordingly. While there is a 15 per cent reduction of body weight in knee deep water......

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Healthy day with a fistful of almonds

Rich in Vitamin E, the skin-loving antioxidant, almond, when paired with leafy veggies rich in Vitamin A and C and Selenium work wonderfully to help keep your skin protected....

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Mind exercises may improve alertness

"Working memory is an important feature of mind-fitness. Not only does it safeguard against distraction and emotional reactivity, but it also provides a mental workspace......

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Jogging boosts brain power

Jogging a couple of days a week can significantly improve memory, say researchers. ...

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Easy ways to cure acidity

Jaggery, lemon, banana, almonds and yogurt are all known to give you instant relief from acidity. ...

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Turn veggie, prevent chronic diseases

Well planned vegetarian diets are healthy and nutritious for all age groups and help prevent heart diseases, cancer, obesity and diabetes. ...

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Midday napping can make you smarter

The new research suggests that a biphasic sleep schedule not only refreshes the mind, but can also make you smarter. ...

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Stay happy to stay thin

"We know stress is a critical factor in many mental and physical health problems," said Susman. ...

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Can't control weight gain?

Being under stress for a prolonged period triggers a bio-chemical process in our body wherein our metabolism slows down. ...

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Shortcuts to good health

Always remember that the quality of food you eat determines your efficiency at work....

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Health benefits of Cumin

Cumin is useful for digestive disorders and even as an antiseptic. The seeds themselves are rich in iron and help boost the power of the liver. ...

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Nutrition for adolescents

Adolescence is the time to inculcate food and exercise habits which ensure good health forever. ...

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Ditch unhealthy habits

The normal range of a music player is 60 to 120 decibels; constant exposure above 85 may cause hearing loss. ...

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Depressed people ‘feel gray, not blue'

Depressed people are most likely to use a shade of gray to represent their mental state, concludes a new study....

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Why green tea is good for you

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Dark chocolate helps beat the blues

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Yoga "cuts inflammation"

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Now, treatment for osteoarthritis

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Google launches Nexus One phone

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Leafy veggies, coloured fruits boost vision

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Now, an operation to "cure high BP"

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Mushrooms can treat cancer

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Merry Christmas!...

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No paparazzi pics: Queen to media

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Twitter used to publicize health issues

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New stars of Facebook generation: Diddy

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WHO issues norms

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Drinking Herbal Tea helps lose weight

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Australia starts human trials of H1NI vaccine

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World pays tribute to Mandela

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Michael Jackson's memorial set for Tuesday

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EU: 'Smoke-free' laws

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Swine flu a pandemic, declares WHO

Warning level raised from phase 5 to 6, the highest alert....

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Britons "are the angriest people" in Europe

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"Beautiful Spring Veil"

A Lighthearted, Luminous Fragrance Of Freshly Blooming Flowers. ...

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The Great (helicopter) Escape

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Facebook ne celular

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Valentine's Day

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Who's calling Gordon Brown?

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Leter

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European Health Card

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JLS sign recording deal with Epic

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Google Chrome vjen edhe për Mac e Linux

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An Apple iPhone

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