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Politics (27 Jun, 2007)
Doctor Removes Gall Bladder through Woman's Mouth

A surgeon from Portland, Oregon removed a gall bladder through a patient's mouth. This was an example of the first surgery that was performed in US intended with less cuts and thus being less intrusive.

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//1 Oct 04, 2008 04:49 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

interesting... haven't heard of such operations before... quite hard to believe it...

Science (30 Jul, 2008)
NASA Presents New Website With Historical Image and Video Gallery

Last week NASA presented a new interactive website, which was created in collaboration with the non-profit organization Internet Archive. ...
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//1 Aug 10, 2008 05:36 AM | posted by: Unknown

okie best ..........latest dsicovery

Health & Fitness (16 Mar, 2007)
A Trojan-horse strategy selected to fight bacteria

A joint project of three teams of researchers from three different US universities (University of Washington, Iowa and Cincinnati) have selected a different approach at fighting bacteria in people with cystic fibrosis. This team of scientists will investigate the possibility of substituting iron with another metal with similar properties to attract the bacteria to it. ...
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//5 Oct 01, 2008 05:33 PM | posted by: PatriciaGarcia

I need illustration..

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//4 May 12, 2008 01:01 AM | posted by: may

how this medication was administered on mice?

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//3 Feb 26, 2008 11:02 PM | posted by: aj rodriguez

..thank you for this kind of information...
.. im very thankful that there are websites that concern or tackle those things...
...thank you again and gob bless...

Science (22 Jun, 2007)
Yawning Saves Your Brain From Overheating

When you see the other person yawning in the room, your instinctive response is to yawn too. However, it doesn't mean you are fighting with the urge to sleep. Scientists discovered that yawning is a process that protects our brain from overheating and serves as an alert signal to others. ...
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//7 Oct 02, 2009 06:15 PM | posted by: daddy

This is not false. Air does warm up as it flows through the nose, but that is because it draws the heat from the surrounding tissue. That's how nose breathing cools the brain and blood. In fact, air breathed through the nose passes right by the 'brain temperature tunnel' which is a small area, about where your eyeglasses rest on your nose. This is about the only area available to very efficiently affect the temperature of the brain without ice packs or devices. All other areas have substantial levels of fat and bone covering the blood supply. Blood does not have one temperature throughout the body, instead it draws up heat, which it then carries to natural radiant radiators like the palms and bottoms of the feet.

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//6 Feb 01, 2009 12:54 PM | posted by: Diggidy Dogg

Yeah dude.....

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//5 Dec 25, 2008 07:44 PM | posted by: Danielle

yes i belive it so thank you i am doing this for a scienc fair project and you just helped me alot

Current Events (03 Aug, 2007)
Van Gogh's $25 Million Painting Is a Fake

The officials from The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia, say that the only artwork by Van Gogh found in the gallery is in fact a fake. ...
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Offbeat (03 Oct, 2007)
Millionaire Dies From Depression at the Age of 31

Known as the king of the party pill trade, extremely rich Logan Millar, lost his death battle with depression. ...
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//5 Sep 20, 2008 06:49 AM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

Hmmm...this is to say once again that money does not bring happiness... what served all his money for if it didn't cure his depression???

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//4 Sep 07, 2008 05:16 PM | posted by: stonachik

he wuz cool nd no one should have to suffer from depresion man.sorry for your loss dude my luv goez owt to u.lateeer dude.....xxxoooxxxooo

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//3 Jan 26, 2008 04:07 PM | posted by: josie hendry

While I read the lies that are about my son I feel sad that is all you can think of your selves.No one is perfect but he is missed by his mum so much.

Science (05 Oct, 2007)
The 2007 Winners of Ig Nobel Prize Who Made us Laugh and Think

Scientists of the research projects that first make people laugh, and then make them think were awarded with Ig Nobel Prize ...
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//9 Oct 03, 2009 06:11 PM | posted by: Killwa

"Simple for Simpletons"??!! It's not simple it's just stupid!!! What a waste of time and resources!!! Who cares if "rats sometimes cannot distinguish if person is speaking Japanese backwards Dutch backwards" what is the benefit of that!!! some of those research seems very intresting but some are totally stupid!!

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//8 Nov 16, 2007 12:05 AM | posted by: nash

"it's awesome!"
one moron told me...
SENSELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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//7 Oct 21, 2007 11:01 AM | posted by: GEMOGONOR IMOKE

Hey! what the helllllllllllllllllllllllllll........... was that? U mean, all they could do in Medicine was to say the side effects of sword swallowing? Come....on, let's try to be reasonable at times, let's stop playing pranks.....It's not compolsry that, there must be discoveries every year, some years can be skipped, whenever, good and reasonable feat was not achieved by scientists, instead of messing up, the whole process by some bulks of shitssssssssss called discoveries, or what do u think??????????????

Science (27 Nov, 2007)
Scientists Manage to Revive Sensations in the Amputated Limbs

Scientists had given chance to all amputees managing to provide sensations to amputated limbs. Researchers from the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and Northwestern University conducted an experiment, where they channeled the key nerves to the chest that send sensations from hands to the brain. Two patients with lost arms reported that they manged to get the feelings in their artificial limbs. ...
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Environment (16 May, 2008)
L.A. Plans to Recycle Waste Water for Drinking

Officials in Los Angeles announced that they prepare to implement a water-conservation plan. ...
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Health & Fitness (24 Jun, 2008)
Raw Milk - Bless or Curse?

The United States have been swept by a new healthy food craze - raw milk, the selling and buying of which is illegal in many states. ...
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Science (11 Nov, 2009)
Useful Invention from US Researchers - Spray-on Solar Ink

Brian Korgel at the University of Texas is working on probably one of the most useful inventions - a spray-on solar ink that could become a much less expensive development compared to the already popular silicon panels. ...
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Science (04 Nov, 2009)
X-Ray Is the Most Important Contemporary Invention

London's Science Museum carried out a poll among its visitors who voted X-ray the most important invention among all contemporary innovations. ...
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//3 Nov 10, 2009 04:27 AM | posted by: greendan80 [InfoWILD]

//1, Internet is less useful than x-ray. it i mainly for entertainment and it did not save a lot of lives like the x-ray did.

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//2 Nov 10, 2009 04:09 AM | posted by: prezious zhie

....i advice in the youth or in the young people are avoid using an drugs even using a ciggarette because it is dangerious in our health................................................................................ and don't drink to much liquor because in can affect our body...and of course in our physical.....health...

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//1 Nov 05, 2009 08:52 AM | posted by: gurk [InfoBIG]

Huh, I thought the Internet would be considered the most important.

Offbeat (29 Oct, 2009)
The Biggest Mona Lisa in the World Presented in Shopping Center

The biggest version of the Leonardo da Vinci's most famous painting Mona Lisa has recently been presented at the Eagles Meadow shopping centre, located in Wrexham, a town in Wales, UK. ...
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//1 Nov 10, 2009 04:35 AM | posted by: greendan80 [InfoWILD]

no doubt that making such a painting was an extremely hard work. thumbs up for the painters and everyone who worked on this mona lisa.

Current Events (10 Oct, 2008)
Dalai Lama's Operation Passed Successfully

Surgeons managed to extract a gallstone from the Dalai Lama which made him suffer from abdominal pains. ...
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//5 Mar 06, 2009 12:29 PM | posted by: cant tell you

hello dalai lama !!! how are u ?

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//4 Mar 06, 2009 12:28 PM | posted by: cant tell you

hello dalai lama !!! how are u ?

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//3 Mar 06, 2009 12:25 PM | posted by: amy lee

dearest dalai lama im happy ur alive

love
Amy Lee

Science (10 Dec, 2008)
Researchers to Built Antarctic Telescope

Scientists from the University of Delaware's Bartol Research Institute are members of an international team that works on a project to construct the biggest neutrino telescope in the Antarctic ice. The telescope will be situated far beneath the surface of Antarctica. ...
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//1 Dec 10, 2008 10:57 AM | posted by: Dale

That's gonna be nice once they get it builted.