A short stop by Covent Garden
Do you know how difficult it is to try and write something when you have a picture of a nearly nude man wearing only a lime green piece of dental floss on your screen? So the upshot is that the Khazikstan is genuinely pissed off that Borat is running around kissing his sister and talking of putting women in cages and all sorts of other thing that we all know are true. Khazikstan, get over it already. You can't beat Borat.
Bush to hold talks on Ali G creator after diplomatic row | the Daily Mail
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Mad honey disease is among the rarest afflictions in the world, but it appears to be on the increase.
..The trend towards eating more natural products may be driving a rise incases of the disease, whose symptoms can include convulsions, low bloodpressure, fainting and temporary heart problems, according to a newreport.
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"Mad honey disease has the potential to cause death if untreated," say the researchers. "Because of the increasing preference for naturalproducts, intoxication induced by consumption of honey will increase inthe future."
Independent Online Edition > Health Medical
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Teenagers are more selfish than adults because they use a different part of their brain to make decisions compared to adults, new research suggests.
The work has implications for the types of responsibility given toadolescents, Blakemore says: “Teenager’s brains are a work in progressand profoundly different from adults. If you’re making decisions abouthow to treat teenagers in terms of the law, you need to take this newresearch into account.”
Why adolescents put themselves first - being-human - 08 September 2006 - New Scientist
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The first medication tailor-made to treat premature ejaculation has proven successful in trials, researchers report.
After 12 weeks of treatment, the time to ejaculation was 1.8 minutes for placebo, 2.8 minutes for 30 mg of dapoxetine, and 3.3 minutes for the 60 mg dose.
“Dapoxetine also improved patient’s perceptions of control over ejaculation, satisfaction with sexual intercourse, and overall impression of change in condition,”
Drug to tackle premature ejaculation does the trick - sex - 08 September 2006 - New Scientist
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Is there any surprise at all that the evidence mounts that Bush basically waged an illegal war in Iraq in the name of fighting terrorism? Does ANYONE really doubt this?
The finding is contained in a 2005 CIA report released by the Senate's Intelligence Committee on Friday.
US President George W Bush has said that the presence of late al-Qaeda leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in Iraq before the war was evidence of a link.
Opposition Democrats say the report has harmed Mr Bush's case for going to war.
The BBC's Justin Webb in Washington says that the US president has again and again tried to connect the war in Iraq, which most Americans think was a mistake, with the so-called war on terror, which has the support of the nation.
BBC NEWS | Americas | 'No Saddam link to Iraq al-Qaeda'
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Back from Burning Man and integrating into the real world again. For all my Burning Man 2006 pics you can check out my Flickr set | linktechnorati tags:Burning, Man, 2006, BurningMan2006, Deckard
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Just an ordinary day in Malaysia with a Python eating a pregnant sheep and then not being able to move from the middle of a road.
Can a python bite off more than it can chew? Ewe bet | The Daily Telegraph
Carbon dioxide levels are substantially higher now than at anytime in the last 800,000 years, the latest study of ice drilled out of Antarctica confirms.
The in-depth analysis of air bubbles trapped in a 3.2km-long core of frozen snow shows current greenhouse gas concentrations are unprecedented.
The East Antarctic core is the longest, deepest ice column yet extracted.
Project scientists say its contents indicate humans could be bringing about dangerous climate changes.
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Deep ice tells long climate story
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