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	The Less Online Content - The Better, Study Says
...re studied while they were watching online pictures. Kevin Wise and Kimberlee Pepple, conducted the study where volunteers were given a task to choose three pictures from six and 24 selection of thumbnails. Researchers then studied participants' heart rates to define orienting response while they were looking at the pictures. Scientists noticed that when a person was interested, his or her heart rate slowed down. This...
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	World's First Center to Treat Nail Biting Habit
...or of the Institute for Pathological Onychophagy (IPO), Alain-Raymond van Abbe, stated that the new center over the past two years has created its own technique that cures the individual from biting nails, thus making it impossible for one to start biting nails again. The basic treatment of patients who love to bite their nails takes just a few hours. Alain-Raymond van Abbe claims that after repeating the procedure f...
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	Animal Crew Returns from Space
...The Foton-M3 satellite, with mice, butterflies, lizards, snails and cockroaches on board, will land in the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan after 12 days of experiments. During a 12 days' flight there were 26 unique experiments conducted in chemistry, biology, physics and bio-technology, funded by Russia and the European Space Agency. Mice were placed in air-tight module cells equipped with life-support system, w...
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	Dispute Over Sexual Content on Wikipedia
...sputes over a number of other "explicit" content on Wikipedia. "I don't think that (Wikipedia) is the place for this ... even in medical school, you deal mostly with diagrams - not French manicured nails," wrote on a discussion page one of the users referring to a photo of female genitalia. The policies of the online encyclopedia state that there "is no censorship" on Wikipedia. "Obviously inappropriate content (su...
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