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Mysterious child disease hits Uganda
Mysterious disease that affects children devastates northeastern Uganda.
Health officials have been researching the possible causes of the disease since 2009, without success…
Nancy Lamwaka has bruises all over her body because she lost the ability to recognize danger. Most mornings, Michael Odongkara takes his daughter out of the house and ties the girl’s...
Borat’s parody anthem greets Kazakh athletes in Kuwait
Borat (played by Sacha Baron Cohen)
Kazakhstan’s shooting team was reportedly taken by surprise at a championship in Kuwait recently. Instead of their national anthem, they heard a parody version from Sacha Baron Cohen’s controversial film Borat.
Judging from the YouTube video of the gaffe, the team’s reaction to hearing the English lyrics about “Kazakhstan’s...
Scientists decode key to spider web strength
Imagine a cloth that gets stronger after it is damaged. That is what scientists recently discovered when probing the strength of garden spider webs.
A research team tested the resistance of a spider web’s supporting radial threads and compared that with the thinner spiral threads. They found that placing a certain amount of pressure on just one thread caused it...
Israel insists on curves on catwalk
Skinny models in Israel are to be brought under weight control. A recently adopted law aimed at blocking the spread of eating disorders in the country doesn’t allow underweight beauties to appear in local ad campaigns.
On top of this, local Israeli magazines also have to make it clear when they are using altered digital images to make women look thinner. The law...
Radiation reaches alarming levels in Britain
Maybe all the people that live within an area from Birmingham across to Norwich and down to Bristol, Bournmouth and across to Dover and back up to Norwich were not aware that they may have been exposed, on more than one occasion, to extremely high levels of radiation from the weapons used by the US, UK and coalition forces in and around the Middle East war zones……not...
Russians Beating Demographics With Polygamy
When it comes to the dating game in Russia, it really is a man’s world. There are 10 million more women than men in the country, forcing some to turn to unconventional methods to find love. Even if that means a sharing and compromise.
Andrey is a father of three. And a husband of three. Eleven years ago, Andrey got married. Two years on he proposed again. And then...
Hidden Dangers in Stimulants
They promise quick weight loss and bigger muscles, but can lead to heart problems and kidney failure…
Sold as a harmless mixture of compounds that promise extra energy, rapid weight loss and bigger muscles, some dietary supplements can pose serious health risks.
The latest “miracles” advertised by word of mouth among people frequenting gyms feature...
Russia beauty claims European chess crown
Valentina Gunina
Russian ladies are not only beautiful, but smart as well. Valentina Gunina has proved it by becoming the new European women’s individual chess champion.
Her compatriot, Tayana Kosintseva, cruised to silver at the tournament held in the Turkish city of Gaziantep.
The title was decided in the final round, in which Gunina, who played white, defeated...
Ron Paul wins first caucus, mainstream media calls it for Romney
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul won his first caucus over the weekend, but the mainstream media by-and-large reported Mitt Romney the victor instead.
Voters in the US Virgin Islands hit the polls on Saturday to nominate an opponent for Barack Obama, and although Texas Congressman Ron Paul garnered more popular votes than any of his rivals, mainstream media outlets...
Five Common Diet Mistakes
Those who diet, but do not lose weight, should be aware. See what might be causing the failure of the system…The complaint is often recurrent and can often be resolved with an adjustment here or there.
Check out the list of five common mistakes made by those who want to lose weight.
To go on a diet
It seems strange, but true. Today, in the offices of nutritionists...
Poll: 73% of all Arabs consider Israel and US “threats”
US President Barack Obama shakes hands with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) during meetings in the Oval Office in the White House in Washington on March 5, 2012.
A shocking survey, representing 85 percent of the Arab world population, reveals that 73 out of every 100 respondents see Israel and the US as jointly posing the largest threat to the security of...
Storms devastate five US states, killing 39
The parents and their three children, all 2 or under, including one buckled in a car seat, held hands on the hallway floor of their neighbor’s mobile home, praying a fast-approaching storm would show them mercy.
Mother Nature answered with a fierce tornado, which violently swept them up, separated them and deposited them about 100 yards away. Four of their limp...
9,000 Aussies ordered to evacuate flood-hit south
Australians build up a levee to prevent flood waters in the New South Wales town of Charleville on February 4, 2012.
Nearly 9,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes in Australia’s flood-stricken south, where the military has joined emergency services to evacuate the residents.
Days of heavy rain have caused flooding across three Australian states of New South...
Eurozone unemployment rate hits record high of 10.7%
Official figures by the Eurostat data agency show the eurozone unemployment rate has hit an all-time high of 10.7 percent in January 2012.
According to the latest figures released on Thursday, more than 16.9 million men and women were unemployed in the euro area in January.
The latest number of unemployed people in the eurozone in January increased by 1.4 million compared...
Typhoid slowly engulfing Zimbabwe
President Robert Mugabe, his unity government with Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai struggling to restore basic services and social amenities.
A typhoid outbreak that began in Harare last year is steadily spreading across Zimbabwe with more than 3 000 cases reported although only one death due to the disease has been reported so far, health officials have said.
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