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Ban on Cell Phones for Nurses and Teachers

Owing to the abuse of cellphones by employees, the provincial government of NWFP in India has imposed a ban on the use of cellphones by teachers and nurses in public during work hours.
In the Media by Ernest Dempsey

US manufacturer can't supply real cost of Joint Strike Fighter

A group of Dutch MPs has visited the American aircraft maker Lockheed Martin in Texas to find out the real long-term cost of the Joint Strike Figher jet. The MPs report on Dutch radio that they failed to obtain a clear answer from Lockheed.
In the Media by Adriana Stuijt

Is the US Joint Strike fighter too loud for Dutch airports?

The Dutch are in the market for new fighter jets to replace their aging Lockheed Martin F16s. There are only two candidates: the Swedish Gripen, and the Joint Strike Fighter from the US. And under Dutch law, residents warn, the JSF may be too loud.
In the Media by Adriana Stuijt - 5 comments

Op-Ed: The iPod earbud noise problem isn't simple, nor are your ears

There’s been plenty of talk about iPods and hearing problems. Sort of ironic, in a world where noise pollution is extremely common, and most of the daily racket doesn’t get a mention. Hearing loss is common, and it's just not on the health radar.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 3 comments
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I don't even remember joining the David Icke forums, but I must have, because at 23.58 London time on May 15, 2012, I...
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It's The Little Things (that make you crazy)

On Saturday morning, I woke up to the loud sound of a "beep". There has been a lot of construction around here lately,...
May 14, 2012 by Greer Nicholson - 1 comment

Humpback Whale gives an Amazing Thank-you to Rescuers

amazing Humpback whales can be found in oceans and seas around the world, and typically migrate up to 25,000...

The Killing of a Grandmother

She will merrily sing "Amazing Grace" and other classics if she’s asked to; the woman carries a tune very well....
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