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Underwear that can "detect heart attack and call ambulance": The Philips Research Laboratories in Eindhoven has developed bras, vests and pants that register and analyse the wearer's heartbeat.; 290 views | 11 Oct 2003 |

Missing Genitals?: A 28-year-old man accused of stealing a man's penis through sorcery has been beaten to death in the West African country of Gambia.; 390 views | 11 Oct 2003 |

The modern "quickie divorce": Getting a quickie divorce has taken on a whole new meaning in Malaysia after it was decided that a man can divorce his wife with a text message.; 387 views | 11 Oct 2003 |

HIV strikes a "juvenile" every 14 seconds!: Isn't this the making of a catastrophe? A young person is infected with HIV every 14 seconds, a report from the United Nations Population Fund reveals. Around 6,000 people between the ages of 15 and 24 catch the disease every day.; 380 views | 10 Oct 2003 |

More planets like Earth?: Japanese scientists in Hawaii have found another star like sun, surrounded by sandy particles which could suggest the formation of more planets like earth, only 160 light years away!; 328 views | 10 Oct 2003 |

Honda reduces cost of building fuel cell cars: Honda Motor has brought the mass production of zero-emission hydrogen vehicles a step closer to reality by developing a cheaper-to-make, high-performance fuel cell stack needed to power the cars.; 377 views | 10 Oct 2003 |

Something's stinking in Chicago: (And it's not their baseball team!); 7,838 views | 10 Oct 2003 |

Generate a 3D display from your laptop screen and cellophane: These guys present a "novel, inexpensive, stereoscopic" technique for generating 3D displays from cellophane and a laptop computer screen. Stereoscopy requires independent manipulation of the left and right eye views.; 113 views | 08 Oct 2003 |

SUPERB! Arnie is back: Turn on your speakers and listen to the Governator!; 52,039 views | 08 Oct 2003 |

North Korea wants to dump Japan from talks: This is quickly becoming a text book negotiations case study. A statement from the North Korean Foreign Ministry, carried on the official KCNA news agency Tuesday, said "Japan had been dumped from future negotiations."; 7,935 views | 08 Oct 2003 |

Warning Bells for Sun: A prominent technology analyst for Merrill Lynch is urging Sun Microsystems to slash as much as 15 percent of its workforce and focus on being a niche player in mission-critical computing, or risk being a part of IT history.; 8,171 views | 07 Oct 2003 |

Measure the speed of light with a chocolate and a microwave: Before Galileo people believed that light traveled at an infinite speed, i.e., it could travel any distance in no time. How this doozy notion was turned around on his head..; 6,579 views | 07 Oct 2003 |

Carving pumpkins: Some of the most popular "extreme pumpkin" photos.; 29,347 views | 07 Oct 2003 |

The Cheese formely known as Parmesan: The E.U. says regional delicacies need international protection. But will other countries swallow the idea?; 7,955 views | 07 Oct 2003 |

Source code for video game stolen: In one of the highest-profile cases of cybercrime to hit the gaming industry, the source code for Half-Life 2 -- one of the years most-anticipated games -- was stolen and released over the Internet..; 8,300 views | 06 Oct 2003 |

The making of M&Ms: Ever wondered how those pesky little addictions are made? What their colors are? An interesting FAQ.; 341 views | 05 Oct 2003 |

The Baby Selling Website: Can we get more ridiculous than this?; 412 views | 03 Oct 2003 |

And again, no WMDs after all?: "We found nothing, despite Saddams ambitions". Prime Minister goes on the defensive but CIAs report to Congress appears to undermine arguments for the conflict..; 7,720 views | 03 Oct 2003 |

Had them....had them not....had them too....had them not...: The latest in the debate over Iraqs possession of WMD. Unofficial statement of David Kay.; 8,236 views | 03 Oct 2003 |

What they actually look like: "This just proves just how fake Hollywood really is."; 758 views | 02 Oct 2003 |

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Underwear that can "detect heart attack and call ambulance" The Philips Research Laboratories in Eindhoven has developed bras, vests and pants that register and analyse the wearer's heartbeat. Missing Genitals? A 28-year-old man accused of stealing a man's penis through sorcery has been beaten to death in the West African country of Gambia. The modern "quickie divorce" Getting a quickie divorce has taken on a whole new meaning in Malaysia after it was decided that a man can divorce his wife with a text message. HIV strikes a "juvenile" every 14 seconds! Isn't this the making of a catastrophe? A young person is infected with HIV every 14 seconds, a report from the United Nations Population Fund reveals. Around 6,000 people between the ages of 15 and 24 catch the disease every day. More planets like Earth? Japanese scientists in Hawaii have found another star like sun, surrounded by sandy particles which could suggest the formation of more planets like earth, only 160 light years away! Honda reduces cost of building fuel cell cars Honda Motor has brought the mass production of zero-emission hydrogen vehicles a step closer to reality by developing a cheaper-to-make, high-performance fuel cell stack needed to power the cars. Something's stinking in Chicago (And it's not their baseball team!) Generate a 3D display from your laptop screen and cellophane These guys present a "novel, inexpensive, stereoscopic" technique for generating 3D displays from cellophane and a laptop computer screen. Stereoscopy requires independent manipulation of the left and right eye views. SUPERB! Arnie is back Turn on your speakers and listen to the Governator! North Korea wants to dump Japan from talks This is quickly becoming a text book negotiations case study. A statement from the North Korean Foreign Ministry, carried on the official KCNA news agency Tuesday, said "Japan had been dumped from future negotiations." Warning Bells for Sun A prominent technology analyst for Merrill Lynch is urging Sun Microsystems to slash as much as 15 percent of its workforce and focus on being a niche player in mission-critical computing, or risk being a part of IT history. Measure the speed of light with a chocolate and a microwave Before Galileo people believed that light traveled at an infinite speed, i.e., it could travel any distance in no time. How this doozy notion was turned around on his head.. Carving pumpkins Some of the most popular "extreme pumpkin" photos. The Cheese formely known as Parmesan The E.U. says regional delicacies need international protection. But will other countries swallow the idea? Source code for video game stolen In one of the highest-profile cases of cybercrime to hit the gaming industry, the source code for Half-Life 2 -- one of the years most-anticipated games -- was stolen and released over the Internet.. The making of M&Ms Ever wondered how those pesky little addictions are made? What their colors are? An interesting FAQ. The Baby Selling Website Can we get more ridiculous than this? And again, no WMDs after all? "We found nothing, despite Saddams ambitions". Prime Minister goes on the defensive but CIAs report to Congress appears to undermine arguments for the conflict.. Had them....had them not....had them too....had them not... The latest in the debate over Iraqs possession of WMD. Unofficial statement of David Kay. What they actually look like "This just proves just how fake Hollywood really is."

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