Missing for weeks, hiker found in N.M. forest The Upshot A woman with a history of mental illness survived for 3½ weeks in a New Mexico national forest before being reportedly found on Wednesday with just her cat and a blue sleeping bag. Th...
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New car smell linked to cancer, birth defects: report Autos Canada Ah, take a deep breath of that new car smell. The scent of happiness, isn't it? And: toxins. Bromine, chlorine, lead, and heavy metals--all found in car interiors--have been linked to...
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Total rethink needed on dieting: scientists AFP Everything you know about dieting is wrong, say US scientists who have devised a new formula for calculating calories and weight loss that they hope will revolutionize the way people tackle ob...
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Mass grave in southern Mexico yields 167 bodies Reuters MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Authorities are investigating a mass grave in southern Mexico containing 167 bodies that may have been dumped there at least 50 years ago, a Mexican official said ...
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3 steps you need to take to get out of debt now goldengirlfinance.ca If you find yourself riddled with debt, you're not alone. Human beings naturally suck at budgeting, especially in today's consumer-driven world. At some point though, no matt...
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How to pay down your mortgage early Finance Canada Thankfully mortgage delinquencies aren't a major concern in Canada, but you can still do yourself a favour and save thousands of dollars in interest payments by eliminating your mo...
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5 Crazy Chapters in the History of Daylight Saving Time LiveScience.com On Sunday, most Americans will wake up only to realize they've lost an hour of their weekend to daylight saving time — the price we pay for eight months of well-lit evenings. Unl...
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Taking breaks at work may have health benefits Shine On New research suggests you shouldn't feel guilty about taking frequent breaks at work—it may actually be good for your health. A study from the Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute in M...
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UN says 145 'presumed dead' in Afghan avalanche AFP At least 145 people are missing and "presumed dead" after an avalanche hit a remote village in Afghanistan's northeastern Badakhshan province last week, the United Nations said Saturday. Afg...
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75-day labour saves woman’s twins Shine On A Polish woman endured what's being called "the longest labour ever" to ensure that her premature babies would survive. And they did. Joanna Krzysztonek spent 75 days in labour lying nea...
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