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Football Saves Spain’s Economy from Decline

By PravdaJuly 17, 20102 commentsEconomy, Sportsabn amro banks, bloomberg, China, dutch, economic downturn, Economy, gold medal, ing, madrid, miguel sebastian, national debt, South Africa, spain, spaniards, spanish national team, stock market, world cup

The victory of the Spaniards over the Dutch in the World Cup will help the economy, experts say.

The euphoria of the victory improves the mood of the population, and the population in a good mood begins to spend more money and shop more frequently.

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Peking University People’s Hospital Partners with IBM to Build China’s First Evidence-Based Patient Centric Care System

By Guest PostJuly 15, 20102 commentsTechnologyChina, chinese, epc3, evidence-based patient centric care, first-of-a-kind, healthcare, her, hiv, ibm, longitudinal, peking university people’s hospital, program, scripps research institute, thomas li

BEIJING – 15 Jul 2010: IBM and Peking University People’s Hospital (People’s Hospital) have built an evidence-based patient centric care (ePC3) system to enable cooperation and resource sharing among medical services providers for improved patient care.

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Amazon.com Books Editors Announce “Best Books of the Year… So Far”

By Guest PostJuly 7, 2010TechnologyAmazon, Baltimore, best books of the year, big love, brady udall, China, country driving: a journey through china from farm to f, daphne durham, just kids, justin Cronin, karl marlantes, kindle, lisa grunwald, matterhorn: a novel of the vietnam war, michael lewis, patti smith, peter hessler, rebecca skloot, stieg Larsson, Sweden, the big short: inside the doomsday machine, the girl who kicked the hornet's nest, the immortal life of henrietta lacks, the imperfectionists, the irresistible henry house, the lonely polygamist, the passage, tom ranchman, top 10 best books, Vietnam

SEATTLE, Jul 07 – Amazon.com today announced its picks for the annual Best Books of the Year… So Far list (www.amazon.com/bestbooks2010). This midyear retrospective highlights the best books that have been released in 2010 between January and June.

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UN Predicts Global Rise of Food Prices

By Guest PostJune 27, 20103 commentsEconomyafrica, agricultural products, agronews, asian farmers, biofuel, brazil, bric, canada, Chicago, China, coarse grains, dairy products, developing countries, eastern europe, fao, food and agriculture organization, food colonization, food consumption, grain traders, India, oecd, organization for economic cooperation and development, russia, the philippines, ukraine, un, united states, us midwest, vitally salnik, Wall Street Journal, western europe, wheat

In the next ten years, prices for agricultural products in the world will grow in real terms by 15-40%, say experts from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN. The reason for it is the increasing demand for food in developing countries and production of biofuels.

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Afghanistan’s Natural Wealth Evaluated at $1 Trillion

By PravdaJune 18, 2010Economyafghan economy, afghanistan, american geologists, blackberrys, China, cobalt, copper, drugs, gold, hamid karzai, iron, kabul, laptops, lithium, Pakistan, soviet scientists, taliban, united states

In Afghanistan, American geologists have discovered deposits of iron, copper, lithium, cobalt, and gold worth $1 trillion.

Experts believe that these reserves may not only stop the poverty in one of the poorest countries in the world, but turn Afghanistan in a flourishing country and one of the largest centers of natural resources excavation.

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Revealing China’s ancient past

By Guest PostJune 7, 20101 commentCulture, Scienceamerican association for the advancement of science, arts & sciences, China, environmental change, han dynasty, henan provincial institute of cultural relics and archa, mississippi river, mulberry leaves, pleistocene era, plow shares, rural life in china, sanyangzhuang, silk cultivation, silk road, society for american archeology, st. louis, t.r. kidder, washington university, western china, yellow river

An archeologist at Washington University in St. Louis is helping to reveal for the first time a snapshot of rural life in China during the Han Dynasty.

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Internet addiction and ‚self-harming‘

By ShamsMarch 29, 2010Health, Technologyalexis Pilkington, China, cyberbullying, formspring, guangdong, guangzhou, health professional, injury prevention, internet addiction, self-injurious behavior, sib

A recent study published on Injury Prevention, a journal for health professionals and others in injury prevention, shows a distinct association between internet addiction and self injurious behavior among the adolescents.

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‘Cocainizing the Astronauts’

By ShamsJanuary 27, 20105 commentsCulture, Scienceastronauts, baidu, cannabis, China, chinese, coca, cocaine, cosmonauts, discovery, drugs, extra vehicular activity, godfather, Google, great britain, heroin, hp, infinite zone, marijuana, maxim suraev, Microsoft, NASA, oleg kotov, opium, opium war, opiumize, poppy, queen victoria, shuttle, space walk, stephen hawking, third opium war

Heroin, Cocaine, Marijuana. You know them all. They are just brothers and sisters, and belong to one big and powerful family (commonly known as drugs, or druggs etc.).

May be you would like to ask, “OK, it’s a family, then who is the father”.

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