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Money Can Kill: One Man Killed His Family and Shot Himself

On Monday, the police forced the front door of the Rajarams. Neighbors alerted the officials because they had noticed that no one was picking the newspaper no more and no activity seemed to be done neither inside nor outside their house. Friends called the police and what they had found inside was a terrible picture of a grotesque...

Louisville Woman Kills Her Babies Then Herself

Hope Orwick, 35, from Louisville stabbed and killed her two daughters and then she killed herself. The police are now trying to identify the reason for which the woman could have done such a thing. Alicia Smiley, the Louisville Metro Police spokeswoman, said that one of the family members who came to visit them, found their bodies at...

Prince Charles and Camilla to visit Japan, Brunei in late October

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, will make an official visit to Japan and Brunei at the end of October, the royal palace in London said Tuesday. However, the Duchess, 61, would miss the final leg of the tour to Indonesia due to the extreme heat in the country at that time, a Clarence House...

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Madonna’s “Sticky and Sweet” Tour Revives Her Music

Madonna managed to make a hell of a show as performing on stage during her “Sticky and Sweet” Tour. One of her concerts was held at the Izod Center on Saturday night and the crowd was spectacular! Everybody enjoyed the music of the apparently “never dying” pop star Madonna. 25 years in the spotlight had brought 50-year-old Madonna a...

Angelina Jolie Back to Movies and Spotlights

“Changeling” is Angelina Jolie’s new movie which premiere was on Saturday night. It seems that the sexy actress is still getting quite well with her husband, Brad Pitt. They’ve looked tremendously in love before the movie started and let the photographers took them kissing and hugging photos. Brad Pitt was wearing a classic tux with a...

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FIA removes Canadian Grand Prix from 2009 F1 calendar

Motorsport's ruling body FIA surprisingly removed the Canadian Grand Prix from the 2009 Formula One season at an extraordinary meeting of the World Motor Sport Council held Tuesday at the organization's headquarters in Paris. As a result, there will be 18 races, the same as in the 2008 season. The 2009 season will begin with the...

Hamburg to face Villa and Ajax in UEFA Cup

SV Hamburg will face Dutch side Ajax Amsterdam and English Premier League club Aston Villa in the group stages of the UEFA Cup following the draw made Tuesday at UEFA headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland. The Bundesliga leaders spearhead a handful of German teams in the competition and will also face Slavia Prague and Zilina in Group F,...

UEFA Cup group stage draw

Draw made Tuesday for the group stage of the UEFA Cup. Group A Schalke 04 Paris Saint Germain Manchester City Racing Santander Twente Enschede Group B Benfica Olympiakos Piraeus Galatasaray Hertha Berlin FC Kharkiv Group C Sevilla VfB Stuttgart Sampdoria Partizan Belgrade Standard Liege Group D Tottenham Hotspur Spartak...

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Prenatal Down’s Syndrome Tests: Safer in the U.S.

U.S. researchers stated on Monday that a safer prenatal blood test can be made by pregnant women to see whether their unborn child has Down’s syndrome. The test is safer because there is a slight risk for the fetus to be posed by amniocentesis or any other invasive testing methods. Stephen Quake, from Stanford University in California,...

Combined Drugs for Lung Cancer Don’t Seem to Work

Combining Tarceva and Avastin drugs for treating lung cancer don’t seem to work as expected. Roche Holding AG stated on Monday that these drugs don’t show any decrease in the death caused by this type of cancer. Both Tarceva and Avastin are used as “smart bomb” drugs. They track the sick cells and kill them while leaving the healthy...

A Fan in a Baby’s Room Lowers Infant Death

A new study has discovered that keeping a fan in the baby’s room lowers his risks of sudden infant death syndrome by 72%. The study also shows that the space where the baby sleeps is very important in the risk of SIDS. SIDS is the usual diagnose when a baby dies and his death can’t be explained by any other environmental...

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Prenatal Down’s Syndrome Tests: Safer in the U.S.
U. S. researchers stated on Monday that a safer prenatal blood test can be made by pregnant women to see whether their unborn child has Down’s syndrome. The test is...

Madonna’s “Sticky and Sweet” Tour Revives Her Music

Combined Drugs for Lung Cancer Don’t Seem to Work

A Fan in a Baby’s Room Lowers Infant Death

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