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Saturday, 28 February 2015

Russia opposition politician Boris Nemtsov shot dead



Police stand around the body of Boris Nemtsov in Moscow, with St Basil's Cathedral and the Kremlin in the background, 27 February
Mr Nemtsov was shot on a bridge within sight of St Basil's Cathedral and the Kremlin

A leading Russian opposition politician, former Deputy Prime Minister 
Boris Nemtsov, has been shot dead in Moscow, Russian officials say.
An unidentified attacker in a car shot Mr Nemtsov four times in the back as he 
crossed a bridge in view of the Kremlin, police say.

Friday, 27 February 2015

First direct observation confirms CO2 causing increase in greenhouse effect

First direct observation confirms CO2 causing increase in greenhouse effect


HARROW: Scientists say they’ve made the first direct observations confirming an increasing greenhouse effect at the Earth’s surface caused by carbon dioxide.
The finding confirms in nature what has already been predicted by computer models and seen in laboratory experiments, that continued emissions of carbon dioxide are causing warming of the surface of the Earth, researchers say.

'Give HIV drugs to healthy gay men'

HIV

Healthy gay men should be offered daily HIV drugs to prevent infections, say campaigners.
A UK study, on 545 high-risk men, found one case of HIV could be stopped for every 13 men treated for a year.
The research team says it would be similar to the pill for women and would not encourage risky sex.

Ugandan gay people 'abused by police'

Ugandan gay people 'abused by police'

A Ugandan man who was seeking asylum in the US in 2010 because of Uganda's stance towards homosexuality
Some gay Ugandans have fled the country, saying they are being persecuted

Ugandan police harass and physically abuse gay people in custody, a report by a human rights group has said.
Chapter Four Uganda documented several cases of men suspected of being homosexual having intrusive physical examinations.

The Dangers of Too Much Sleep

The Dangers of Too Much Sleep

Can you ever have too much of a good thing? It's hard to believe there's such a thing as too much sleep, because most of us barely get enough.  An average person spends about 33% of his or her life sleeping. Studies have shown that sleeping works on a principle called the Goldilocks effect which states that something must fall within limits and not reach extremes. But is oversleeping as bad for our health as sleep deprivation? And if it is, how?

Wednesday, 25 February 2015

Enlarge your vision: Aloe bath gel’ee

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Monday, 23 February 2015

In clinical and laboratory testing, Dr. McCormick found that the smoking of one cigarette neutralizes in the body approximately 25mg. of vitamin C.

Problem
In clinical and laboratory testing, Dr. McCormick found that the smoking of one cigarette neutralizes in the body approximately 25mg. of vitamin C. This is the amount of vitamin C in one tree ripened orange.
Solution

Use the following solutions:
                    Use forever Absorbent-c
Daily vitamin C has long been associated with good health. Science now provides us with a whole list of benefits delivered from this most famous of all vitamins:-
·         It is a powerful antioxidant, forming part of the body’s defense system against the harmful effects of the three radicals.