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Feeling grumpy 'is good for you'
Posted by bbc 87 days ago (http://news.bbc.co.uk)
In a bad mood? Don't worry - according to research, it's good for you.
Woman suing Google over directions that got her hit by a car
Posted by lacbeetle 96 days ago (http://tech.fortune.cnn.com)
A Utah woman used Google Maps' walking directions on her Blackberry and was given directions to walk onto a highway. She got hit and is now suing Google for damages.
Would you wear this when meeting people at a bar?
Posted by thexyz 116 days ago (http://news.bbc.co.uk)
Speech bubbles which could provide the answer for people who want to make their voice heard in noisy pubs and clubs are set to go on display.
The scariest path in the world?
Posted by gigabat 158 days ago (http://www.angelfire.com)
This walkway now serves as an aproach to Makinodromo, the famous climbing sector of El Chorro in Spain's Andalucia. And it is the hairiest path. The area of El Chorro situated in the south of Spain is renowned amongst travelers and mountain hikers for its stunning scenery and climbs, yet this is not the main attraction on offer, El Chorro is host to one of the most dangerous walkways in the wor
Friday The 13th Could Be A Lucky Day
Posted by wendybucker 210 days ago (http://www.cnn.com)
A lot of people are having phobia of Friday the 13th, actually it's not that horrifying. Take a look at the resources provided and you will know better.
Mr Bean replaces Spanish PM on EU presidency site
Posted by thexyz 240 days ago (http://www.thexyz.org)
Visitors to Spain's EU presidency website have been greeted by an image of hapless fictional character Mr Bean instead of Spain's Socialist leader.
'Smartest' dog recognises more than 340 words
Posted by thexyz 242 days ago (http://www.thexyz.org)
A seven-year-old dog in Austria called Betsy has amazed scientists by being able to recognise more than 340 words.
Most dogs can recognise about 15 commands.
Betsy's skills were recorded as part of the BBC's science programme Horizon.
It examined the increase in scientific investigations into canines, their unique relationships with people, and how they are helping to identify the causes of so
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