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Disturbing the ‘sex-life’ of mosquitoes…

By ShamsDecember 28, 2009Scienceafrica, annoy gambas, anopheles gambiae, coagulated mass of proteins, fertilization, imperial college, imperial college London, malaria, malaria in Africa, mating plug, milestone, mosquitoes, seminal fluids, sex life, sexual intercourse, sperm, WHO, world health organization

May be you would like to cry out “Ohh, poor mosquitoes!!! We humans even don’t let them do their love-stuffs in peace”, and so on, and so on.

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Sleep good. Good Night.

By ShamsDecember 20, 20091 commentHealthamericans, dr. many, good night, nightmares, sleep disorder

Not only 70 million Americans, but worldwide millions more suffer from having a good night’s sleep.

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Bing on iPhone

By ShamsDecember 17, 20094 commentsTechnologyapple, bing, Google, greg sterling, iPhone, iTunes, Michael gartenberg, Microsoft, san Francisco weather, search engine land

Microsoft’s new venture – its first Bing App for iPhone has been broadly appreciated by the industry as a ‘useful and wise’ step towards its access and gain into mobile’s internet world.

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Sometimes ‘Old is Gold’

By ShamsNovember 27, 2009Technologybernie madoff, bing, golden eggs, Google, james bond, jews bond, Microsoft, mr. fox, News Corp., Rupert Murdoch, search and ad, spider man, spider net, Wall Street Journal, Yahoo

Sometimes ‘Old is Gold’.

It can be true for the 78 years old News Corp.’s ‘Big Boss’ Mr. Rupert Murdoch. If his plans produce ‘golden eggs’ then undoubtedly he is the ‘Hero’ – a revolutionary. OK, Capitalist Revolutionary. 🙂

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Good that ‘chimps’ can’t talk

By ShamsNovember 16, 2009Scienceamino-acid composition, cheetah, chimpanzee, dna code, forkhead box P2, foxp2, gene, human lineage, molecular evolution, tarzan, wolfgang enard

Of course you remember well ‘Cheeta’, Tarzan’s Chimpanzee. He amused millions of Tarzan’s fans, and remained as the closest companion of the ‘Jungle Lord’.

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WHO’s report on ‘Global Health Risks and Life Expectancy’

By ShamsNovember 5, 2009Healthconflict over natural resources, dengue fever, factors causing deaths, global health risks, health policy, life expectancy, lung cancer, natural calamity, photochemical air pollutants, premature deaths, risk factor climate changes, thermal extremes, tobacco, united nations world health organization, water borne infections, WHO

Few days back the United Nations World Health Organization published its report on ‘global health risks’ those are responsible for millions of premature deaths annually.

Otherwise, if controlled, global life expectancy could increase five years more.

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