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Op-Ed: Discount cellphones getting popular, but buyer beware Special

Toronto - We all love our cell phones and we need them, but are we getting taken for a ride on all the so-called "plans?" You just can't trust any of them anymore although the discount providers have made it better, but have they? $3 fee if you pay cash.
Digital Journal Report by Daniel Boyington

Is your cellphone watching you?

Spy software embedded in most cell phones is tracking and reporting on your calls, texts and location, reports researcher Trevor Eckhart.
In the Media by Daniel Lick - 4 comments

World's first liver cell implant

London - A medical team at King's College Hospital, in South London, has successfully implanted donor liver cells into the abdomen of an eight-month boy, instead of waiting for a liver from a transplant list.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 1 comment

Alleged robber captured via cell phone technology

Vancouver - A Vancouver man has been arrested through the help of a cell phone's GPS. According to the Vancouver police department, the man allegedly pulled a gun on another man and took off with the latter's laptop.
In the Media by Gibril Koroma

Ex-convict constructs jail cell to help deter youth crime

Philadelphia - A Philadelphia man has constructed a jail cell on a vacant lot to serve as a focal point for his non-violent teachings and to interact with youth in the area.
In the Media by William Charles Baker - 2 comments

Alcatel-Lucent: Faster mobile data in a smaller package

Global technology is a force that has been met with resistance and conflict on many of its fronts. In society some question necessity; some argue health, wealth and quality; some are jaded, others give praises; but the force is controlled by innovators..
In the Media by Vincent Sobotka

Mobile phone saves man from bullet

New York - A mobile phone really was a lifesaver for a man in New York on Thursday, when it deflected a bullet which was fired at him.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 1 comment

Policeman may be fired for throwing woman into cell

Melksham - A police sergeant has been suspended and may lose his job for injuring a woman at a police station. CCTV footage showing the woman being dragged through the police station and roughly shoved into a cell by the officer has been released.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 4 comments

Paedophile dies following attack in prison cell

Grendon - A man serving a life sentence for raping a child was attacked in his prison cell in England on Sunday afternoon and died in hospital later that day.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 5 comments

Is cellphone use safe? Experts disagree with FDA study

Washington - The FDA and WHO have recently released studies on the use of cell phones and report no increased danger for users. Other experts in the field including the scientific team at Mast Sanity disagree and saying studies were funded by the cell phone companies.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman
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Skin cells have been converted directly into cells which develop into the main components of the brain, by researchers in California.
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Coriander Oil Could Tackle Food Poisoning and Drug-Resistant Infections

The researchers from the University of Beira Interior in Portugal tested coriander oil against 12 bacterial strains,...
May 20, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle

Cold Empathy and Warm Empathy

Empathy is comprised of two components: I. Cold Empathy: an intersubjective agreement as to the mental...
May 20, 2012 by Sam Vaknin

Toronto Gay West Bicycle Club High Park /Lakeshore Ride - Sunday May 20, 2012

Sunday May 20 - Members from Toronto Gay West Bicycle Club meet High Park /Lakeshore Ride. The are now 160 members in...

New Zealand journalist released out of Zimbabwe jail after 25-day incarceration

Robin Hammond, a renowned photo-journalist, has been arrested and incarcerated for 25 days by the Zimbabwean police...
May 15, 2012 by Sandra Liebermann

U.S. Government preventing citizens access to high mileage cars ?

May 13, 2012 Is there a conspiracy by the U.S. government to keep Americans from purchasing fuel efficient high...
May 13, 2012 in  Conspiracy Theory Haven by Mindy Allan - 9 comments
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