by Josh Greenberger
On September 4, 1997, DIANA CAMPUZANO, an American visiting Israel, was the victim of a terrorist attack which took the lives of seven people and injured 192, 8 critically. Diana was one of the 2 most critically injured.
The attack drew international attention. Diana's picture, her face completely covered in blood, was displayed on the front pages of many major newspapers and magazines.
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by greenj
(Posted on April 14, 2008) (2009 Views)
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Astronomers are working to choose a site for a giant telescope that could read TV or radio signals from alien civilizations.
The instrument, called the Square Kilometer Array or SKA, would be the world’s most powerful radio telescope and would begin operation by 2020, if all goes according to plan.
Radio telescopes are devices that pick up radio waves, a type of light radiation that has less energy than visible light but that can provide valuable information on cosmic structures....
by Worldsci
(Posted on August 01, 2006) (6417 Views)
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Online marriage brokers are common in China, but a young Chinese Web site is thriving by turning the traditional idea of marriage on its head.
Called "Marriage for Asexuals" ( www.wx920.com), the site claims to be the first and biggest online marriage broker for "asexual" people in China. It says it has attracted 7,000 members since it was launched last year.
Its rapid success illustrates the expansion of the Internet in China, the increasingly permissive nature of Chinese...
by Moonstruck
(Posted on July 25, 2006) (15895 Views)
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Wildlife Conservation Society
Most environmental protection programs are designed to safeguard wildlife. But the government of Myanmar has put an unusual twist on the idea: it has set up a protected area for a dolphin-fisherman partnership, the New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society reports.
The small, gray, beakless Irrawaddy dolphins have a knack for herding fish into nets, explaining their usefulness to fishermen, according to the organization.
The government decreed protection for some 70 kilometers of...
by Worldsci
(Posted on June 30, 2006) (6761 Views)
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Monkeys and apes at the Budapest Zoo drink 55 liters of red wine each year, albeit in small quantities each day. This is said to help boost their red blood cells, according to the zoo.
Budapest Zoo spokesman Zoltan Hanga said it was the 11 anthropoid apes who drank most of the wine in 2005.
"Obviously, they do not have it all at once and get drunk, but they get it in small amounts mixed in their tea," Hanga said.
"And it's not Eger Bull's Blood or some expensive wine that they are...
by Moonstruck
(Posted on May 23, 2006) (6213 Views)
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A 63-year-old hospital consultant is set to become Britain's oldest mother after undergoing fertility treatment, the Italian doctor who treated her said.
Patricia Rashbrook, a child psychologist...
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The Women's Technology Cluster is hosting a one-day Stem Cell conference at UCSF Mission Bay on February 7th. Over 30 internationally renowned panelists...
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By Sam Vaknin
Author of "Malignant Self Love - Narcissism Revisited"
[I]"I believe that when man evolves a civilization higher than the mechanized but still primitive one he has now, the eating...
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By Philip Blenkinsop
Thu Jan 12, 2006 11:27 AM GMT
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A German cannibal was led handcuffed into court on Thursday for a retrial to determine whether killing a man who wanted to...
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By JIM SALTER
The Associated Press
St. Louis Aquarium to Sell Rare Two-Headed Albino Snake; Asking Price Is $150,000
ST. LOUIS - For sale: One albino snake. Has two heads. Asking $150,000 or...
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By Sam Vaknin
Author of "Malignant Self Love - Narcissism Revisited"
This article is meant to be a general guide to seeking and finding help in...
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A Thai woman wins a prison pageant in Peru, where contestants were said to strut their stuff and preen in poise at the catwalk, all while they...
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It was bound to happen, but Santa and his merry elves probably never expected Rudolph Rudolf to go down this way.
The Danish Air Force paid...
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