The Seven Wonders of the World

So we have our new seven wonders of the world. They say that they selected them with our opinion. We choose them through global poll. It was very successful campaign, I must say, because bringing the entire world together on a single issue is not an ordinary task. I wish someday it may happen to all those world threats like poverty, global warming, saving water, etc. There were as many as 200 wonders off the …

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Exported Chinese Foods Attract Controversies

Things are not going well for China’s food industry. After the milk scandal in US, it has another controversy in tainted beans in Japan. China’s milk scandal has rocked the health news globally. Over 10,700 Chinese children were hospitalized due to supply of toxic milk. Even there were infant deaths due to the milk supplied to people with high levels of industrial chemical melamine. Even there were Cadbury chocolates from China where high levels of …

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Nuking Frozen Meals Are Not As Good As They Look

It may look great and easy to just put the frozen meal into a microwave, but it will end up in making you sick if it is not done properly. Frozen foods are as old as 1000 B.C. well old before the thought of imagining a machine like refrigerator. But the frozen food industry was born in 1930. Though freezing food may seem to be a easy method to preserve food, there are some draw …

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Poor Struggle More Due To Financial Crisis

The impact of global financial crisis is going to hit the poor harder than other people. They are going to face problems of hunger, sicker, and unemployment due to the present global financial crisis. And this time the developed nations may not come to rescue because they themselves have major troubles to deal with. The cut-backs on charities from the richer nations have already started. Some poor countries of Africa, Latin America and Asia which …

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Sun Takes a Nap

Our great sun is taking a nap. He does take a nap once in a century. Our Sun is fiercer than it appears, with hot winds always blowing from its surface. According to data collected from the Ulysses satellite, the wind blowing from Sun is with less vigor and heat. But if you think that you can’t withstand the heat when your AC’s off, this must be probably the heat from our own earth. They …

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Stephen Hawking’s New Time Piece

Our great scientist Stephen Hawking unveils a strange clock featuring a giant grass hopper. There are many more things strange in this clock. This highly honored man, is always in a spree of giving surprises to his fellow human being, right from his magical chair. The creator of the watch is John Taylor who says that he created this time piece to keep to make time keeping interesting. The clock costs around $1.8 million and …

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Methane to Power the World In Future

Methane is known to the world as a component of natural gas. But chemists in UK have developed a way to create a solid form of the gas that can be used as energy resources. The world is now struggling with the rising oil prices and the fuel deposits moving towards the end day by day. It is estimated that two methane hydrate deposits off the coast of South Carolina can power the entire US …

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Finland Massacre: The Wrong Inspiration

It’s easy to inspire a wrong deed than the good deed. But comparatively, good deed can make a student turn into another Einstein, whereas a bad deed can make a student a Killer. I pity the boy who killed 10 people in Finland and killed himself after that. They say that he got inspired from a crank called Kip kinkel who killed himself after killing his parents and two students of his school in May …

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