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Drink Up! More Coffee May Lower Risk For Liver Cancer


Think drinking coffee is bad for you? Well think again. Researchers have found that drinking more coffee may decrease your risk of liver cancer.

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Scientific Miracles: Stem Cell Therapy For Pets


If your 10 year old Labrador Retriever with hip dysplasia could run like a pup again, would you consider it a miracle? Or if your horse could be freed from arthritic pain without drugs and be able to race or jump again, would that be a miracle? Right now, dogs and horses with soft tissue injuries and diseases can be helped with the miracle of science, in the form of a treatment called Vet-Stem Regenerative Medicine (VSRM).

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Some New Things You Wanted to Know About Planes : Weekend Reading


Happy Fourth of July!

Want to learn about the latest inventions, innovations and interesting ideas relating to airplanes?For this long weekend, I thought it'd be fun to highlight some of the great innovations happening with planes.

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Two Great Speakers Take The Competition Outside


When the sun’s shining and the birds are singing, there’s no excuse not to take the family gathering or jamboree with friends outside. However, if you’re only musically inclined indoors, then there’s a good chance you might need a pair of speakers for the great wide open space in your backyard.

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Undress Me Mugs: Caffeine And Nudity to Start Your Day!


Undress Me Male Mug

Undress Me Mugs from J-Me present a new way to face the challenges of morning. Read on for the naked truth.

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British Motor Show Preview : The New Lotus Eagle


Every major auto show has that 1 car that is at center stage. For the British Motor Show, that could very well be the new Lotus Eagle. Although there is already a fair amount known about the car, people are still very anxious to see the revealing of the newest addition to the Lotus family.

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New Technology Could Detect Breast Cancer With Hair Strands


An Australian company called Fermiscan is in the process of developing a test that could possibly identify a person with breast cancer using about 20 strands of their hair.

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10 Guitars That Are Anything But Ordinary


The following are a list of guitars that have taken a giant step over the line of simplicity.

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Eco-friendlier Fireworks May be Exploding Soon


A firework is a low explosive pyrotechnic used for entertainment such at firework displays and holiday celebrations (4th of July, New Years, etc). Brilliant in color and explosively loud fireworks bring smiles and joy to people all over the world, but as beautiful as they are to watch there is some concern that fireworks may be dangerous to our health and to our environment.

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Malaysian Company Launches Online Casino


Genting International PLC has recently made its first steps to becoming involved in the online gambling business. But are online casinos the way to go?

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ShortsInMotion.com: Seductive Shorts for the Mobile Audience


Ten two-minute films on the art of seduction, directed by the likes of Isabella Rossellini and Guy Maddin. Four ways to watch the films: on mobiles, online, on the big screen or small. One enticing site to host them all.

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Nerve Stimulation May Help You Lose Weight


Tiny amounts of electricity in order to stimulate the nerves might be a way to lose weight, researchers say.

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How Camping Is Losing It's Old Ways: New Inventions in Camping


This time of year is perfect for camping trips, but activity is being shadowed by new inventions that are taking the adventure right out of it.

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Roland Introduces The Grand Piano's Younger Brother


While keeping the look and feel of a traditional piano, Roland has recently unveiled their latest addition to their line of digital pianos.

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Eclipse Paint Changes Color with Heat


Since the first cars were on the road, people have been customizing them and trying to outdo everyone else. If you are in the market for something that will do just that, the Alsa Corporation may have the answer you are product for.

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The MP3 Isn't Alone Anymore


The MP3 is facing a lot of stiff competition when it comes to what audio format is the best. The MT9 is a great example, as its creators have stated that it has the ability to become the next basic music format. However, one company is showing that domination isn’t everything.

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NBC Jumps Into The Olympic End Of The Internet


Olympic fans and supporters can rejoice as NBC plans to make more than 2,200 hours of live competition from Beijing available online.

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CPR Pad Makes Resuscitation Easier


Designer Ryan Helps has come up with a CPR resuscitation pad that gives a person feedback when they are performing CPR correctly.

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Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy


While fans of the book and movie series The Bourne Conspracy were intent on the closure of the movie trilogy starring Matt Damon as Jason Bourne, the creative minds at developer High Moon Studios were hard at work on the new video game.

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Catching A Thief Takes A Penny ...and Ingenious Cameras


The common items that are displayed in local stores are now covert cameras intended to capture thieves with a full frontal view.

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