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Bigfoot body found !

Bigfoot searchingforbigfoot.com The Owners of this site "searching for bigfoot" claims that two guys have found the dead body of a Bigfoot in the woods in northern Georgia. At www.searchingforbigfoot.com you'll find a picture of this gigantic creature lying dead in a..... more »

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Study reveals clues to cigarette addiction

Researchers in Canada have found some key clues to explain why some individuals become addicted to tobacco with their first cigarette while others are initially sickened by the experience, according to media reports Wednesday. .. more »

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Earth4Energy

By reading this manual v learn to know about generating own electricity using solar power and wind power systems. Earth4Energy is a step by step setup with complete illustrations. we'll be generating power from own backyard within NO TIME!!!.. more »

Kidney Disease, the undetected killer

Recently an 11-year-old Golden Retriever was brought to my office for a routine physical exam. The patient was apparently in excellent health, goo coat, mobile in spite of mild arthritis of the spine, alert and responsive, good teeth and gums, and a normal temperature. I told the owner her dog was in good shape, but that I wanted to order a .. more »

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Eee PC 1000 Can Load the System in Half a Minute

The Eee PC is said to be quite a fast machine due to its "instant-on" OS named Express Gate. It seems that ASUS' Eee Box needs around 35 seconds to get you to web surfing from that button push that turns the machine on. Sequentially, that means 11 seconds for the ExpressGate to load, and 25 seconds more to launch the FireFox browser. Some consider .. more »

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Phoonk - A BLACK MAGIC STORY

If you believe in God than you must believe in ghost or evil. If you believe in positive energy than you must believe in negative energy as well. Phoonk movie is also revealing these kinds of facts and telling us that evil do exist. Ram Gopal Verma is saying that Phoonk is scarier one than Bhooth and this one is his second favorite theme (after .. more »

Pet Anesthesia, don't be afraid

When I mention anesthesia to some clients, I see them tense with trepidation. But anesthesia does not have be a scary word in veterinary medicine. Drugs and monitoring equipment keep the procedure as safe as possible. Learning what is involved in your cat needs to be anesthetized will help allay your fears. Let's start with the basics. We use .. more »

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IAEA chief endorses India specific safeguards pact

The UN nuclear watchdog chief said on Friday a basic inspection plan for India met safeguards standards and talks had begun on a system of extended checks, boosting prospects for the Indo-US nuclear deal. Mohamed ElBaradei spoke at the start of a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency's governing board expected to ratify the inspections .. more »

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Solar Eclipse 2008 / Surya Grahan 2008

Solar Eclipse 2008 / Surya Grahan 2008 - Another time for Indian acncient believer that some thing bad is going to happen and all news channel of India started to broadcast as per the Indian astrology. As per them Solar Eclipse 2008/Surya Grahan 2008 is going to happen in August and August is the 8th month of year. Many Indian astrologer and pandit .. more »

What About Cranial Cruciate Ligament Ruptures (CCLR) Disease

There are some encouraging results in the continuing search for new preventative and post operative treatments for crucial cruciate ligament ruptures, one of the most common orthopedic injuries in dogs. With CCLR, an important ligament in the knee tears, causing pain, lameness, and instability. Treatments include putting the dog on a diet and .. more »

Pets, Allergies, and Children

If you're allergic to cats will your children be, too? Not necessarily, according to reseachers, who followed 723 children for 9 years and found children exposed to cats as infants may be at less risk of developing pediatric allergies. These results are contrary to traditional recommendations that expectant parents who have a history of .. more »

Cat Diabetes and Homeopathic treatments

Pokky, a 10-year-old cat, has diabetes. His veterinarian prescribed a low fat diet and insulin but his owner chose to try dietary therapy alone. Almost a year after beginning treatment, Pokky's monthly test showed essentially no change in his blood glucose levels. His owner asked about using homeopathy, which is the administration of dilute forms .. more »

Your Dog Got a Eye On You

A study confirms what dedicated dog owners already know: dogs are more responsive to human cues than wild animals, even those reared by humans. In the study, researchers at Harvard University and the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig, Germany, pointed or looked toward a sealed bowl that contained food placed next to an empty bowl (controls ensured .. more »

Diagnosing Addison's disease in dogs correctly

Addison's disease, a condition in which the dog's adrenal glands are not functioning properly, is often missed by vets, according to a new survey of dog owners. 64 percent of owners visit at least 2 veterinarians before a diagnosis is made. “It's not a reflection on the veterinarians, it's not the first thing that comes to mind,” says one of .. more »

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Bone Drug Reduces Fractures In Men Having Hormone Therapy For Prostate Cancer

Drugmaker Amgen Inc announced yesterday, Monday, that a large trial of its bone drug denosumab increased bone density and cut fractures in men with non-metastatic prostate cancer who were having hormone blocking therapy. A side effect of androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), which stops the male hormones feeding the cancer, is weaker bones and .. more »

Study Confirms Smaller Dog Breeds Live Longer

A new study of more than 3,000 dogs says that smaller breeds do indeed live longer than larger dog breeds, with mixed breeds living a year longer than purebreds. A University polled members of several kennel clubs, which represents more than 3,000 dogs. Shetland Sheepdogs, Poodles, and Dachshunds were found to live the longest, usually for more .. more »

Follow the Traces of Dinosaurs in Thailand

Every one here speaks of Dinosaurs. For millions of years, the peaceful earth of Sahatsakhan district of Kalasin province has been the final resting place for the large dinosaurs that used to roam in this area. In 1995, fossilized dinosaurs of the Sauropod species (plant-eating dinosaurs) were uncovered at Phu Kum Khao in Sahatsakhan .. more »

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exercise

Exercise and Weight Loss How it Helps Your Health Weight loss exercise is so critical to weight loss. Weight gain is caused by consuming too many kilojoules (or calories) whether they are from carbohydrate, protein or fat. Exercise plays an important role in maintaining a healthy body, and it makes it possible to create a calorie deficit and .. more »

Common Causes For Children’s Back Pain

Common Causes for Children’s Back Pain--Pain Relief Many causes of adult back pain can be treated simply by resting and relaxing the back, but unlike back pain in adults, children’s back pain usually has a serious underlying disorder... more »

Caffeine After Workouts Refuels Muscle

Finish your workout, eat some pasta, then wash it down with five or six cups of strong coffee, new research from Australian researchers says... more »

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BITSAT Admissions Test Results 2008

BITSAT Admissions Test Results 2008 About BITSAT Online Tests BITSAT is A Computer based online test for admissions in BITS Candidates who have appeared in BITSAT-2008, Please note that The results after first iteration will be announced by 12 noon on 1st July 2008. The BITSAT-2008 Online tests (for admission to the academic year .. more »

Some Truly Spectacular Pictures taken in Space!!

Saturn’s Rings from the Other Side Cred Credit: Team, SSI, Team, SAI, JPL ESA, NASAture was taken from the other side by the robot Cassini spacecraft. I think it’s still spectacular. An Antarctic Total Solar Eclipse Credit and Copyright: Fred Bruenjes (moonglow.net) this mind boggling picture.. more »

How snails walk on waters surface

US researchers say that they have figured out how some snails extraordinarily crawl upside down at the waters surface, which they cannot actually grip. Eric Lauga of the University of California, San Diego says that water snails do so by creating little ripples in the surface, and transform them into a foothold... more »

Treating herpes doesn't prevent HIV :Study

Doctors have long suspected that people with herpes are more likely to catch HIV. So they thought that by treating herpes, they could also cut a person's HIV risk. But a new study that tested this strategy found the assumption may have been wrong... more »

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