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An US attorney makes living by suing spammers

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Do you hate spams?? Generally many do.... But one man from the US does hate them like anything .... and now he makes his living by SUING. His name is Daniel Balsam.

It all started eight years ago, when he got annoyed by the mail he received, when he was working as a marketer. The mail was about enlarging his breasts.

Enraged, he launched a Web site called Danhatesspam.com, quit a career in marketing to go to law school and is making a decent living suing spammers.

Nearly 250 billion plastic materials are floating in Mediterranean : Researchers

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According to an estimate made by researchers, approximately 250 billion minute pieces of plastic are floating in the Mediterranean Sea.

The estimate comes from French and Belgian marine biologists who analysed water samples taken in July off France, northern Italy and Spain to a depth of 10-15 centimetres (four to six inches).

French Institute for Exploration of the Sea (Ifremer) made rough estimation of roughly 250 billion pieces of micro-debris in all the Mediterranean sea.

The figure derives from 4,371 minute pieces of plastic -- average weight 1.8 milligrams (0.00006 of an ounce)found in the samples.

Is change in climate changing the flavour of Tea?

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Tea farmers/growers form India claims that climate change is blamed for decline in production and as well as the flavor they brew.

Assam, India's leading producer of Tea produces approx 55% of the India's total tea crop. Overall, India accounts for 31% of global tea production.

Over payload may be cause for the failure of GSLV-F06 : Former ISRO scientist

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One of the rocket scientist and former employee of Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) said that "Instability introduced by excessive payload weight was most likely responsible for the failure of an Indian rocket's launch" which was launched on the eve of Christmas day(2010).

The scientist, who came up with this statement has over two decades of experience with rocket motors.

Awesome pics of last Decade[2001-2010]

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This Viral picture of US President George W. Bush with cry baby is dated back to 2006, July 13, during a visit to Germany. Bush hands back a crying baby that was handed to him from the crowd as he arrived for an outdoor dinner with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Trinwillershagen, Germany.

Wish u a happy New Year

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Lets pray for the happiness, prosperity and peace in 2011.

How many Web users are willing to pay for the services they used? [Survey]

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According to a new survey from the Pew Internet and American Life Project, almost two-thirds of adult Internet users in the US have paid for get access to video, news and even free tools such as word processing and spreadsheets.

According to the stats from study, about a third of respondents said they have paid for digital music and for softwares too.

We heard "Love yourselves first", this women, by heart, really does..... gonna marry herself this new year.

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It is common to see people marring those whom they love or being loved by others. Similarly, a Taiwanese woman is gonna marry some one this new year, whom she loves the most. So you may think what new in this? No, No, not the new year or 1-11-11. In this marriage, people will not be seeing any bride groom. That doesn't means this is same sex marriage but a marriage with super twist.

A 45 year old Taiwanese therapist, Chen Ching, likes to start this new year with new life by holding a splendid wedding where you will not see any male counterpart because she getting married to HERSELF.

Virtually addicted Chinese women claims virtual assets in her divorce plea

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This wacky cum interesting news is from china. A virtual world addicted women from china plea for her virtual assets which she had earned while playing online games with her husband IDs whom she was divorcing was rejected by local court.

They met through an online game, married at the end of 2008. The reason for getting divorce is, they blamed each other for being lazy in housework.

Now your pen will be controlling your Stress ?

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Now controlling your stress will be in your hand.... literally....

During stressed, many people tend to do all sorts of crazy stuff with their pen. By observing this a Doctoral researcher student from Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, named Miguel Bruns Alonso, has developed the prototype of a pen which gauges a user's stress levels and helps ease them.

Google's Nexus S shocks Google engineers with its outer atmosphere performance.

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The team from Google were happy and have been taken by pleasant surprise after Nexus S, the Official Google's second phone, was found working even fine even at the earth's outer atmosphere - at 60,000 feet.

The tiny Androids strapped to seven payloads to test the outer limits of Nexus S were carried into the Earth's outer atmosphere using weather balloons, the Daily Mail reported.

Despite Blacklisting, Corporate America does legal business.

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- New York Times

Despite sanctions and trade embargoes, over the past decade the US government has allowed its companies to do billions of dollars in business with Iran and other countries blacklisted as state sponsors of terrorism, an examination by The New York Times has found.

At the behest of a host of companies — from Kraft Food and Pepsi to some of the nation’s largest banks — a little-known office of the Treasury Department has granted nearly 10,000 licenses for deals involving countries that have been cast into economic purgatory, beyond the reach of American business.

Alcoholism affects younger brains : Duke Study

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A Duke University study indicates adolescents and young adults with alcohol-use disorders have a smaller prefrontal cortex.

Researchers said alcohol-use disorders are known to be associated with abnormalities of the prefrontal cortex, thalamus and the cerebellar hemispheres in adults' brains.

Due to under-developing brain, Teens cannot concentrate

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Research from the UK has found that teenagers and young adults find it hard to concentrate because their brains are more similar to those of much younger children than those of mature adults, with more grey matter but lower efficiency.

The brain is not fully developed until people reach their late twenties or even early thirties, according to study.

Brain may be fully matured by age of 30-40: Study

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According to new research from the UK, the brain continues to develop after childhood and puberty, and is not fully developed until people are well into their 30s and 40s, which contradict current theories that the brain matures much earlier.

Glass free World's first 3-D TV from Toshiba, now available in Japan

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On Wednesday, in Japan, Toshiba became first to launch what it calls the world's first television to public, allowing viewers to see 3D images without having to wear special glasses.

It was unveiled at an electronics store in central Tokyo, it's 12-inch model, named as the Regza GL1 Series, went on sale.

Google search engine gets updates, now detects compromised sites and alerts

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ON friday, Dec 14, Google announced that its had made some upgrades to its search engine which included alerting people to hacked websites that make it into query results.

"We've added new notifications to the results page to warn you when sites may have been compromised, spammed or defaced," Google director of product management Mike Cassidy said in a blog post.

NZ military release classified UFO files for the public.

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Under freedom of information laws, New Zealand military released hundreds of previously classified reports detailing claims of unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings and alien encounters.

The documents released contains the data collected from 1954 to 2009. These classified files were released after the New Zealand Defence Force removed names and other identifying material.

Latest discovery of new molecule could boost rocket in having efficient propelling engine.

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Discovery made by scientists from Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden could make the future rocket engines work efficient by 20%-30%. Trinitramid, the name of the new molecule that may be a component in future rocket fuel.

IBM Scientists predicts five things for the future.[Video]

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IBM helps in predicting what we may be see in the coming future. With its release of its annual "Next Five in Five" list of five innovations expected over the next five years this week, Air-powered batteries, 3-D cellphones that project holographs and personalized commutes are among the predictions of IBM scientists.