For the last half hour I've been browsing the seeds with an occasional pause to drop a comment here and there.
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Man walks into a diner with a knife in his chest and orders coffee...
Just days before Christmas, Sierra Cooper, 21, a young woman with muscular dystrophy is planning her own funeral, so she won't leave the burden behind for her family.
Left to fend for themselves, the so-named Harry and Sally, two cute little pugs, apparently feasted on their deceased owner for survival.
A very informative 21 minute video about time, the universe, and attempts to discover through experiments with the hadron collider, the ultimate fate of the universe.
Potatoes, carrots, broccoli, green beans, onions, apples... They each have a fairly aerodynamic shape and will serve nicely as a substitute for tomatoes. Heck, even a watermelon will do if you have the arm for it.
For all you Tweeps with voyeuristc tendencies, here's one to follow:
Jacob Innovations has developed the conceptual Flex-Seat, which can be configured in a number of ways to make the most of the vertical space often wasted inside airline cabins and putting the possibility of a good night's sleep (or rest) within reach of most fliers.
"The election is close," said Jamal Mutar. "The politicians are killing each other."
The NHS in Scotland is to launch an awareness campaign about the links between vitamin D deficiency and multiple sclerosis after being spurred into acting by Glasgow teenager Ryan McLaughlin.
If you take just one sentence out, Barack Obama's speech on Afghanistan last week was all about focusing and limiting the scope of America's mission in that country.
Top heavy organizations are often described as being 'all chiefs and no indians'. Such a pattern has now become the norm throughout much of the Western world and it is probably why we have stumbled into our current mess. Our whole management system is broken.
We're seeing the beginnings of the entrepreneurial economy, a system built on nimble, low-overhead, oftentimes small companies with fluid workforces, rather than the massive conglomerates that have upheld the economy for decades.
A Q&A; on the treatment that may CURE multiple sclerosis. NOTE: Also included is information on taking part in upcoming studies on "Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency" or CCSVI.
An Italian doctor has been getting dramatic results with a new type of treatment for Multiple Sclerosis, or MS, which affects up to 2.5 million people worldwide.
Jogging on the spot has gone high tech thanks to an omni-directional treadmill that allows you to walk in any direction while staying centered on the treadmill.
This is the true story of a six-year-old girl named Elena and her battle against cancer. In her last days she showed a community how to love and how to live.
Shiloh Pepin, the girl born with a condition known as 'mermaid syndrome,' has died at the age of 10. She had been hospitalized in critical condition for almost a week prior to her death on Friday.
The ability to quickly identify any person on the street is a useful tool which, without proper restrictions, could bring us one step closer to the Orwellian vision.
A fate worse than death, or at least worse than incarceration...
The cost of doing business in China is very low. Labor is cheap and regulatory controls are practically non-existent. The CEOs of American companies love China.
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BEIJING - Nearly 1,000 children in a central Chinese province have tested positive for excessive lead in their blood, state media reported Tuesday, the latest of several lead poisoning cases involving thousands of children across the country.
A project scheduled to be disclosed on Tuesday will propose using superconducting cables to transport renewable energy from the middle of the country to different corners of the U.S.
The human liver fluke, a freshwater parasite endemic to areas of Thailand, Japan, and Siberia, triggers human liver cancer by creating harmful cell mutations, encouraging tumor growth, and stopping normal cell death, according to a study released yesterday in the journal PLoS Pat …
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday it is reviewing the health impacts of an herbicide known as atrazine, a widely used weed killer that recent studies have tied to birth defects, low birth weight and premature babies.
A pastor fatally shot one of his children on Christmas Day during a dispute at the family home, where more than a dozen relatives had gathered to celebrate the holiday, police said.
When little Mason's fever spiked at 106 degrees, his parent's rushed him to the hospital. They did not realize the battle that was just beginning for their son...
A 5-year-old girl who was abducted while playing outside with her sisters at a north Phoenix apartment complex was found "alive and well" Friday night after an hours-long search, a police spokesman said.
Photo taken in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
PUT on your shades and ask yourself one question - would you want one of these garish jumpers for Christmas?
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