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Direct talks between arch foes, Israel and Iran, in 30 years, were held under the auspices of an initiative of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.
According to...
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Well, I wanted submitting a newslink only, but a topic of computing addiction is really a rising issue in the USA.
As a next new centre to open in New York in a few...
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I just came back from a journey abroad. My travels took me to two continents. But it was one question that followed me all through: what happened to America?
Those...
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Calling all citizens young and old: Your country needs you and your children to be Swine Flu vaccine guinea pigs.
The race is on: The government and vaccine makers...
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The Plague was on her way to Baghdad when she came across an old man. He asked, “Where are you going”? The Plague answered, “To Baghdad to kill 10,000...
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And here is a new M. Kerjman publication “The X-Challenge: Realm of Senses”.
If even at the end it brings about just some solutions to tackling a pig flue and...
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This post is especially directed towards those who are in denial about the terror potential of Islam and continue to defend Muslims. It is true that there are numerous...
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The Gaza Strip is now the largest concentration camp in the world. The situation grows steadily more insufferable for the 1.5 million Palestinians who live there....
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I was a big fan of Oswald Spengler. I thought The Decline of the West was one of the most prescient books ever written. Everything does come and go in cycles. You can...
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The world has become an ugly, nasty place. I don’t think there is a single country that has been able to truly escape the wrath of the greed, violence,...
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Liberty rules!?!
One more proficient in social engineering than your author is, could suggest, by surely free and independent nations, a notion of a common culture...
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We have all heard of some pretty silly laws. Here are twenty-five of the craziest I have ever heard of. (With the exception of #25, I think it is an unwritten law...
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A group of rapists and date rapists in prison were interviewed on what they look for in a potential victim and here are some interesting facts:
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When your apartment gets to this point, I wonder if you even bother shitting in the toilet, or anywhere near the bathroom, for that matter. The moment you feel a dump...
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The populations of the world’s common birds are declining as a result of continued habitat loss, a global assessment has warned.
The survey by BirdLife...
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For centuries, restaurants have been making the same fiscal error time and time again: serving delicious food at reasonable prices.
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Be a bit of a pain if it did, wouldn’t it? And the most frustrating thing is that we won’t know for sure either way until the European laboratory for...
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The Afghan girl, the first baby to be photographed in the womb, the pregnant five year old girl...see these amazing photos here.
The mushroom cloud over Nagasaki etc....
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Life has been discovered in the barren depths of Rome’s ancient tombs, proving catacombs are not just a resting place for the dead. The two new species of...
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LSU scientist Huiming Bao, along with colleagues from UCLA and China, recently discovered some of the first atmospheric evidence in support of the “Snowball Earth”...
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A new analysis of ancient minerals called zircons suggests that earth’s earliest continents were probably destroyed by an extremely harsh climate.
Zircons, the...
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Builders clearing land for a housing project in Colombia have uncovered an ancient burial site containing nearly a thousand tombs linked to two little-known...
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People can have different types of hobbies. Photography, cooking, music, painting etc. are some common hobbies but one type of hobby is Coin Collecting which well may...
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This photo release by the University of Colorado on Feb. 26, 2009, shows Douglas Bamforth, Anthropology professor for the University of Colorado at Boulder, left, and Patrick Mahaffy, show a portion of more than 80 artfiacts unearthed about two feet...
