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Can ants really predict earthquakes? If we go by observations and belief of Turkish man Kadir Sutcu they can. Kadir Sutcu is not an expert ant researcher but he claims that by watching behaviour of two ant colonies in his backyard he can predict...
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A jury of six military officers at Guantanamo Bay reached a split verdict Wednesday in the war crimes trial of a former driver for Osama bin Laden, clearing him of some...
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Namibia’s ambassador to Berlin has demanded that German universities return dozens of human skulls, remains of the colonial-era Herero massacre, that are held in...
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Global oil prices are bouncing back above $120 per barrel after a pro-Kurdish news agency said Kurdish rebels claimed responsibility for a fire at a critical Turkish...
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Dear Pouring Rain,
Anyways…! Your departure from my life is a beginning of a new era. I felt it, in last two years. Love is blooming day by day and won’t come...
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Tappa, or Landey, is a Pashto poem which is a composition of two unequal meters, in which the first line consists of nine syllables and the second consists of thirteen...
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Beijing has a major pollution problem that Chinese officials don’t seem quite as able to control as they do their citizens, and I can only imagine how frustrating...
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday outlined a pattern of bizarre and deceptive conduct by Bruce E. Ivins, an Army microbiologist who killed himself last...
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India will soon acquire a comprehensive global navigation satellite system to meet the requirements of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and Airports Authority...
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Nature has always surprised us with its unusual phenomenon. Eclipse is one such happening which manages to attract the same attention every time. From taking holy dips...
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The Qila-i-Kuhna Masjid inside the Purana Qila on Mathura Road is by far the prettiest mosque in all of Delhi. It may not have the scale and grandeur of the Jama Masjid...
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NASA’s Phoenix lander has discovered a toxic chemical in soil near Mars’ north pole, dimming hopes for finding life on the Red Planet, the probe’s...
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Next time you kiss your car when it starts on a cold day, or you curse your computer when it crashes - you may be relieved to know that it is only human nature to...
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A Japanese baby, born of an Indian surrogate mother, has been caught in a legal tussle. India’s laws prohibit the child’s divorced father from taking...
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The future of a Japanese baby born toa surrogate Indian mother is uncertain after her parents divorced.
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As the early morning mist lifts on the farmlands at the edge of the jungle,Yam Bahadur Nepali embarks on a job which many would find difficult but which,for him,is a...
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Limping through ice on frostbitten feet, the last survivor of the mountaineering disaster that killed 11 climbers on K2 reached base camp Tuesday as clouds and snow...
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Dear pouring rain,
Greetings! First of all, I would like to wish you HAPPY FRIENDSHIP DAY. Though I’m not very much interested in such type of -show off- affairs,...
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Sometimes world global press pages are hardly assessable via links provided-it can perhaps explain a copy-past story following:
“UK historian quotes Captain Cook...
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A blockbuster new book from investigative journalist Ron Suskind adds another revelation to the growing canon demonstrating the lengths to which President Bush and...
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Ants took up farming some 50 million years ago, according to researchers who traced the ancestry of farmer ants. An analysis of the DNA of farmer ants traced them back...
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Ants took up farming some 50 million years ago, according to researchers who traced the ancestry of farmer ants.An analysis of the DNA of farmer ants traced them back...
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The new technology has given us some very intelligent robots, which can perform various tasks like us. And may be in coming future the robots will become so intelligent...
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Columbia, SOUTH AMERICA
Ants are also edible. If you have any doubts about this read this...In Columbia ants are roasted and fried for snacks. The queen ants are...
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Tom Rasberry, , an exterminator, lets “crazy rasberry ants”, named after him, crawl on his arm, Tuesday, May 13, 2008, in Deer Park, Texas. The ants are throwing off the balance of nature as they feast on beneficial insects, researchers say, noting...
