Great britain test alcohol and tobacco

Health & Fitness (22 Mar, 2007)
Alcohol kills faster than ecstasy

A new drug list was revised by Britain's drug experts to reveal that alcohol and tobacco put your health at greater risk than such dangerous drugs as LSD, cannabis and ecstasy. ...
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//66 Oct 12, 2009 07:51 PM | posted by: yan

I KNEW IT ALL ALONG!!!

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//65 Oct 09, 2009 07:47 AM | posted by: clay

alcohol

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//64 Sep 30, 2009 04:57 AM | posted by: swons

IT'S GOOD

Health & Fitness (15 Oct, 2007)
Mothers-to-be Smoking Results in 90 % of Cot Deaths

A lot of expectant women ignore adverse effects of prenatal and postnatal smoking and the risk of sudden infant death ...
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Health & Fitness (22 May, 2008)
Number of Alcohol Related Illnesses Doubled in the UK

Royal British Healthcare Organization claimed that in the UK the number of people, who have been treated from illnesses caused by alcohol consumption, has doubled during the last 10 years. ...
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Politics (28 Feb, 2007)
Scientific contribution in Iraq war undermined

Britain's Armed Forces may no longer take part in operations countering Iraq's thread without considerable funds in essential technology advancements, where scientists make their greatest contribution, announced a committee of MPs. ...
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//12 Sep 10, 2009 03:31 PM | posted by: Ana Pinedo

wat does this mean?????????????

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//11 Apr 27, 2009 06:56 AM | posted by: ethan

i dont get anything

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//10 Oct 06, 2008 04:35 AM | posted by: angelo nolasco

scientist and thier contributio in atomic theory

Science (05 Mar, 2007)
Happiness Might Appear Before Fortunate Events Occur, Study Says

A recent study on human happiness reveals that our adaptation to major life events is not the only factor to influence our well-being. Those who will have their life run in a more balanced way are predominantly inclined to feel happy long before the fortunate occurrence in their life.

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3 votes

//3 Aug 01, 2008 08:28 AM | posted by: Unknown

Our inherent inclination to adapt does play a significant role in our subjective feeling of happiness.I believe the conditioning ones mind since childhood with an inclination to think positively does help.Parents take the hint.

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//2 Apr 14, 2008 05:35 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

may be but this is final?

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//1 Jan 08, 2008 01:12 AM | posted by: mike

absolutely true!!!!

Politics (21 Mar, 2007)
Appointees are said to weaken the tobacco case

Sharon Eubanks, a 22-year Justice Dept. veteran, reports new facts about the tobacco case from 2005. She said that certain people have used their political power to influence the course of the case. ...
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Technology (30 Apr, 2007)
Overcoming the Culture Shock with a Mobile Phone Game

A game technology expert at the University of Portsmouth developed a game which is to help overseas students overcome the culture-shock they will encounter within the campus of a certain university. ...
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Health & Fitness (26 Jul, 2007)
Better Bras for Women - Hong-Kong Researchers Say They Did It

Hong-Kong researchers will try to implement new standards for bra sizes, as they claim that the old "A-B-C-D" system is not comfortable enough. ...
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//1 Sep 28, 2007 09:35 AM | posted by: Unknown

Ban all bras & hang free & loose.

Offbeat (15 Aug, 2007)
Postal Clerk in Britain Wins Record Jackpot

A British clerical assistant will be officially declared as the biggest-ever winner in Britain, having won the record jackpot of over 35 million pounds ...
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//1 Oct 07, 2008 08:07 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoBIG]

It's really interesting to know how the life of this woman changed. Many people imagine themselves with a winning ticket. But what would we really do in case it happened??Did you think about it?? Very often the biggest fortune turns into the biggest unfortune. People are either afraid to spend this money or spend it on trifles or get burned. By the way does anyone know how high the taxes in Britain are??

Politics (24 Aug, 2007)
Forced Adoption Doesn't Give Parents Any Chance

More than 100 children in UK were adopted too quickly to give their parents a possibility to preserve their family ...
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//15 Aug 27, 2009 01:03 PM | posted by: pete

//14,i have had this done to me i am looking for a lop hole to get them back any help out here

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//13 Jul 11, 2009 05:30 AM | posted by: Umar Rahman

Legislation in this country of FORCED ADOPTION has to be abolished, as well as corrupt experts and lawyers and certain JUDGES.

What do you think ?

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//12 Jun 19, 2009 02:10 AM | posted by: Unknown

My children have recently become subject to placement orders to be adopted because they "may suffer emotional harm" with the help of www.forced-adoption.com i now know how to fight it and get my girls back before an adoption happens!

Health & Fitness (30 Aug, 2007)
Genes Permanently Turned On by Smoking

A study, which was published in BMC Genomics, an on-line open-access journal, was able to explain why those people who used to smoke still have a higher risk for lung cancer development than those who never had the bad habit ...
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1 votes

//2 Feb 08, 2008 08:24 AM | posted by: karz

i agree with the comment above that its quite difficult to understand those categories.. maybe to cut it short you will end up to be a candidate of having a disease (a smoker or a former smoker).. and actually this article creeps me. i am a smoker and practicing smoking cessation to save my life haha..

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//1 Aug 30, 2007 07:49 AM | posted by: Steve

It was a little hard for me to understand exactly what damage is reversible and what is not from this article. Regardless, I'm going through the quitting process now and podcasting my experience

Technology (06 Sep, 2007)
British Cybercrooks Moving at One-Crime per 10 Seconds Speed

British cybercrooks are gaining new grounds at amazing speed, with some online-committed crimes outstripping their equivalents in real world ...
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//1 Sep 10, 2007 04:35 AM | posted by: Windy [InfoTOT]

I'm not really an expert on the issue, but I/m sure these figures are going to grow as all the on-line security systems are developing slower than cybercrooks' talents. And if Britain faces difficulties with increasing number of cybercrimes, what about not so well-developed countries? I think the fight against cybercrimes will be successful only in case of close cooperation established among all the parties interested in the proper on-line safety.

Health & Fitness (13 Sep, 2007)
5-Year-Old Girl - Youngest in the World with Double Lung Transplant

Doctors had given Mariam Imran five months to live, but the donated organ saved the girl's life with help of the operation that returned her to normal life ...
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Offbeat (20 Sep, 2007)
Hands-Free Phones - More Dangerous for Drivers than Alcoholic Drinks

Drivers who think they are safe if talking on hands-free mobiles in fact face greater risk of car crash than drunk drivers ...
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Current Events (25 Sep, 2007)
50 plus workers become more valuable

Many countries are at risk of having considerable lack of skilled workers and increased labor costs if they won't persuade older workers to stay and work beyond retirement age. ...
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