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Why am I always thirsty?
Wondering why you are always thirsty? It could be something serious or it could just you are not drinking enough
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How to avoid pickpockets: 18 tips from an expert
Summer is approaching and if you plan to travel – alone or with your family read further to learn some tips, from a retired pickpocket "Mr. Nice fingers", on how to guard yourself against the increasing number of pickpockets.
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The truth about contraceptives and Filipinos
The pros and cons of different types of contraceptives and what Filipinos think about it.
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Japanese smart bra unhooks only for Love
Lingerie company creates smart bra that knows when women are truly in love.
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How to realistically achieve your New Year’s resolutions
Keeping New Year's resolutions throughout the year is not impossible with these five foolproof steps.
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Warning: materialism can lead to perpetual Sadness
Study says being less self-centred leads to happiness.
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How to avoid the Christmas gift Trap
Do you find yourself spending more than necessary every Christmas? Here are tips to avoid a holiday debt trap:
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Why and how do we practice Simbang Gabi ?
Father Danny explains who we are honouring in our Simbang Gabi masses.
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Travel Duo Christmas Special: Tagaytay City
Let Andrew & Berta take you on a Christmas adventure in Tagaytay City, Cavite’s Christmas capital.
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5 Creative Christmas Trees
Find how many Christmas trees can be made without using trees in this unique Christmas guide.
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The Gift-Giving Mistake Not to Make
Our perennial Christmas dilemma – How much to spend and what to get
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How to make friends in a foreign Land
Don’t quite know how to strike a chord with people from different cultures? Here are some tips.
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Germans staying married longer, divorcing less
German marriages are lasting longer on average
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Europe’s worst countries for tourist scams
This could help you decide your holiday destination
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Will wearing a seatbelt on a plane save your life?
The sometimes annoying but important detail when flying
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5 Simple tips for a smooth holiday with the Kids
Remember holidays are meant to be fun.
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Shortage of sperm and egg cell donors in Belgium
Belgium doesnt allow advertising
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Airline gives hackers million free flight miles
Read on and know why.
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French woman fined €90 for driving in flip flops
She complained the fine was worth the same as a pair of shoes.
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Are you still using last season’s sunglasses?
Dont get caught using outdated sunglasses
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Why are doctors so guilty of working while sick?
Sick physicians put patients at increased risk.
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Sinusitis: Is it time to see your Doctor?
See your doctor before it gets worse.
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World’s first ‘resort airport’ is in the Philippines
President leads the groundbreaking ceremony of the first “resort airport” in the world
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New Palawan international airport soon to Open
The new airport is projected to boost tourism in the province
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Choosing the perfect curtains for your Home
Pro tips on how to narrow down the best curtains for your house.
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Is it now possible to sms or call during Flights?
Is it possible to call or send text messages while onboard a plane? Here’s a guide to EU flights.
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No big beauty titles in 2014
In 2013, the Philippines had a bountiful harvest of beauty titles, 2014 however ended with many of our beauties settling as runner ups.
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Now in the market a drinkable SPF
Would you drink your sun protection lotion instead?
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Is it really wise to Google your symptoms?
Cyberchondria is the result of unfounded anxieties over common health symptoms after reading and researching about it on the internet.
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Intramuros: what's inside the walled city Part II
Take a peek at what Intramuros, Manila's old Spanish city, can offer in this short traveller's guide.
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Have you ever felt the devil’s Caress?
A reader shares his long running experience as an instrument of the workings of the devil and how his prayer to the Holy Spirit enlightened him.
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Ladies, you may want to grab this new Bra
Keeping your breasts moisturised is no longer a hassle thanks to Spanish inventors.
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What do you dread most about riding an Airplane?
Ordinary fliers also have things they dread about airplanes. Find out if these observations by a flight attendant are correct.
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Is your posture ruining your social Life?
Did you know that your posture affects how people see and treat you?
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Would you lend your home to the Poor?
Norwegian turns celebrity after giving holiday freebies to poor family, including her home.
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The wicked truth of why we get jealous of our friends’ success
What makes us envious of our friends’ success?
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Intramuros: what’s inside the walled city Part I
Take a peek at what Intramuros, Manila’s old Spanish city, can offer in this short traveller’s guide.
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7 tips on how to arrange a small flat
To live in a small apartment whether by choice or by necessity would mean a challenge to maximize the use of the limited space you have.
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Is the ice bucket challenge all about Narcissism?
Do you think the ice bucket challenge is really about charity or narcissism?
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Would you eat an energy bar made from Insects?
Blurb: After dried fish comes insect in the Icelandic diet.
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Would you like to be the Other Woman?
An Au Pair asks Fr. Danny about what she should do with her budding affair with her male host.
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How to be less vulnerable when using free Wi-Fi
Privacy risks abound when you join free public Wi-Fi networks. Here’s what you can do to avoid them.
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10 perfumes you won’t believe Exist
Want to smell like moist earth or the salty sea? Lucky for you, there are perfumes that capture those scents and more.
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Want to live longer? Find a purpose in Life
Study finds association between living longer and having a strong sense of purpose in life.
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Ingredients of a dream living Room
Things that would make any living room the stuff of dreams.
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Filipino or French: Who is more faithful?
Studies on French and Filipino men reveal opposite trends.
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Forget Rome — What to look out for in Milan
Are you planning to go on a trip to Milan, Italy? Here’s a list places and things not to miss.
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Spain: San Fermin Festival
The annual Running of the Bulls festival of Pamplona, Spain finished today with 4 injuries. Yesterday, July 13th, with 23 injuries was the bloodiest day of this year's festival.
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Where did these computer symbols come From?
Discover the interesting origins of the symbols we use in our computers and the Internet.
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Do you often distrust others? Beware of a health Risk
Study shows there might be a link between cynical distrust and dementia.
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Sleep more, its good for your brain
American-Chinese study reveals a link between sleeping and good memory.
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Happy marriage good for your heart
American researchers say positive marital relationships could reduce risk of cardiovascular disease.
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France to become more expensive to visit
Tourists visiting France may have to pay additional €10 per night in a hotel if proposed bill gets approved.
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How to steal ipad passcode?
The many ways your iPad passcode can be stolen.
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Bats inspire smart cane for the Blind
Two high-tech canes from the UK and India help make blind people more independent.
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Tools governments use to hack mobil phones
Security firms expose powerful phone tool used by governments to spy on ordinary citizens.
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Hair trend 2014: 10 textured looks
Look artfully textured this summer season by trying any of these 10 trending hairstyles.
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Foreign nurses overworked, underpaid in Germany
German news site exposes abusive practice among private nursing companies and expat workers.
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Pregnant women cautioned to stay away from Pesticides
American study linked risk of autism to presence of pesticides near pregnant women’s home.
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Voice recognition: the future of Banks
No more struggling with forgotten pin codes as British bank uses voice recognition technology.
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Four must-have travel Apps
Here are 4 apps that can save you time and effort when travelling.
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How to dry your hair without a Hairdryer
One way to get the tousled look is to air dry your hair. Here’s how to air-dry your hair without a hassle.
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Free, open and secure Wi-Fi tool to be released Soon
Free Wi-Fi campaign creates tool that allows you to share your Internet without the privacy risks.
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Have you heard of Microsoft’s new programme to protect your Kids?
Parents can now cut sexual content and online bullying in Microsoft’s products.
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8 tips to effectively detoxify your Body
Here are 8 tips you can try now to start detoxifying without driving your body crazy.
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Health warning: do not wash raw Chicken
British food agency says washing raw chicken spreads bacteria that cause food poisoning.
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NAIA set to make our summer holiday more Breezy
Philippine aviation authorities plan safety measures versus bad weather.
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Starbucks presents wireless charger
Starbucks plans EU trials of wireless charging mats for phones and tablets.
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Summer footwear trend: Ugly Sandals
You read that right — chunky, thick-soled sandals are in! Here are some items and tips to wear them.
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No more queuing for Naia terminal Fee
Naia terminal fee to be combined with airline tickets starting October 2014.
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Beware of this new Android Malware
New malware locks your smartphone’s files and asks for a ransom in exchange.
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Reasons why air pollution should worry You
British researchers find links between heart and lung complications and air pollution.
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Cops vow to make your trip to Paris Safer
Paris police ramps up efforts to fight organised crime that target tourists.
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What are Snowden’s biggest revelations on government Spying?
If you have already forgotten here is a summary of Snowden’s revelations on his 1st year anniversary as a whistleblower
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Should your bedroom be dark or bright when sleeping?
Find out how the light in your bedroom should be.
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Pink eye make-up: tips to create this summer Trend
Pink is usually avoided around the eyes, but the right make-up can help you get the look right.
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How to party hard without the Hangover this summer
Here are ways to prevent getting a hangover during Europe’s season of summer festivals.
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Your iPhone can be bugged even if it’s off
NSA whistleblower Snowden says iPhones can ‘fake’ power-off mode to spy on you.
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Speaking more than 1 language makes you Smart
Study suggests that learning more languages can help your brain combat ageing.
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Visit Prague and get a degree in Master of Corruption Administration
Shady infrastructure and the homes of corrupt officials are the highlights of a tour in Czech Republic.
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Good news for mums in France
New French reform to pension law further closes gender gap between men and women.
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Women face double risk of lung cancer if…
Combination of smoking and breast cancer history spells more trouble for women.
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Spain investing €6.3b to boost the economy
New stimulus package to jumpstart the job marked to be unveiled next week in Spain.
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@HiddenCash: find envelopes of cash near You
@HiddenCash trend of free cash giveaways by anonymous donors going global.
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Cure to deadly MERS virus within Reach
Swiss scientists discover new compound that stops deadly coronaviruses from breeding.
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Warning to men: porn makes you Stupid
Study finds that men who watch more porn had less grey matter in the brain.
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How to keep your hands Youthful-looking
Hand care regime and some products that might work to keep your hands looking healthy and young.
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Are you guilty of binge Eating?
Binge eaters often feel they don’t have control over their food consumption habits.
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Rabies the deadly silent Killer
World health institutions fuss over many diseases, but have forgotten about the deadly rabies.
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Everyday food that can heal You
The best remedies for some daily upsets are right under your nose. Explore the healing power of these simple foods.
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The Mediterranean diet is it really that Good?
Scientists find out the key ingredient that makes Mediterranean diets heart-friendly.
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How babies will be made in the Future
IVF has led to many happy parents. But with leaps in technology, the possibilities of reproduction are limitless — and scary.
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How can you make people like your Instagram selfies?
Social media guru reveals the tags that get the most likes in Instagram.
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Love mani-pedi? Here’s how to avoid Infections
Manicure and pedicure salons may expose you to bacteria and infections. But there are tips to keep safe.
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Tech round-up: new things to do with Phones
From Braille phones to shoes and make-up, discover the latest things you can do with your phone.
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Should you buy an expensive cable for your iPod?
Industry insiders say expensive cables lead to better sound quality. But are they worth it?
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Going out of the country? Get anti-polio vaccine First
World Health Organisation releases international poliovirus alert.
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Feeling lost in Brussels?
Expats can now address all their questions about Brussels, Belgium in a one-stop shop help desk.
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Ladies, you better start seriously exercising by 30
Australian study says more women in their 30s are prone to heart disease because of lack of exercise.
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Warning: don’t believe everything your doctor Says
Do you usually believe what your doctor tells you? A Portuguese study gives us reason to doubt.
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Can Manila be restored to its former Glory?
Pinoy pride to get much-needed boost if revival of Philippines’ capital city becomes successful.
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Here’s a better way to track glucose if you’re Diabetic
Eating right can be easier if you know how to use the glycemic index.
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Smog, traffic-free Madrid no longer just a Dream
Spanish City Hall comes up with a plan to make Madrid more pedestrian-friendly.
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Why should early menopause worry You
Study suggests memory and communication skills decline faster for women who’ve experienced early menopause.
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Mayumi’s Fashion Trends: Famous Intl Filipino Designers’ 2014 Spring-Summer Collection
Join Mayumi as she pays homage to the latest in fashion by famous international Filipino designers.
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10 outdoor lamps to boost your Nights
Here are some of the latest lighting options to brighten up your gardens.
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How to hide stress and look amazing under Pressure
Beauty tips for ladies under stress.
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Think twice before adding friends Online
Philippine police said criminals are using social media to lure foreigners into cybersex extortion scam.
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Heartbleed Bug attacks criminals that used It
Find out how online criminals are making themselves vulnerable to a weapon they exploited.
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To see Sicily’s Christ, get ready to Dive
Don’t miss out on a spiritual encounter in the depths of the sea if you’re visiting Palermo
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Lifestyle tips to stop Snoring
Snoring is embarrassing but is a lifestyle issue. Luckily it can be minimised.
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Can social media warn us of brownout? It’s Possible
Twitter-loving Filipinos could follow Britain’s lead on power outage alert system.
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Are we listening enough?
How to show you appreciate your loved ones and friends through the art of listening
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Fiesta with Berta & Andrew: Bangus Festival
Have a delicious look at Dagupan’s festival for its most prized sea food with FFE’s travel duo.
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Harder test for foreign doctors to work in Britain
UK wants tougher tests to make sure the foreign doctors are as skilled as British doctors.
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Celebrating Easter the Greek Way
8 Greek food that celebrate the breaking of Easter fasting.
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Summer 2014 Make-up Trends
What’s the latest make-up trend for summer? Here are summer’s must-try looks and products.
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Toddlers + Gadgets = Addiction, warn Experts
Experts warn that more and more kids are becoming dependent on tablets.
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Air travel in the aftermath of MH370
After more than a month since MH370 went missing, a travel experts sees how air travel would change in the future.
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Another reason drinking is bad for You
New study reveals drinking too much alcohol can stop body from fighting infections.
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What can DOT learn from the latest trend in religious Tourism
Survey shows more and more people travel for religious experience.Can the Philippines be a serious player in religious tourism?
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H&M recycles second hand Clothes
Swedish clothing firm reviews its e-friendly initiatives in its latest sustainability report.
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Three technologies that will change the future of Travel
Travel search engine Skyscanner thinks this is what the future of travel will look like.
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Holy Week destinations in the Philippines
Planning to take a holiday in and around Metro Manila this Holy Week? Here are the best places to visit.
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Heartbleed Bug: Should you be panicking? Maybe
Extensive Internet security breach causes widespread worry. Here’s all you need to know to keep safe.
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Beware when using anti-bacterial Soaps
Research suggests everyone’s using anti-bacterial soaps wrongly, and it’s leading to dangerous results.
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Two breakthroughs may open path to Alzheimer’s Cure
Separate researches in Germany and Spain reveal promising news on cause and cure of Alzheimer’s.
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Hate allergy shots? Here’s a new Option
America’s top drug watchdog approves first anti-allergy pill for pollen sufferers
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Have studies been wrong about video game violence and Aggression?
New research suggests other factors are at work behind feelings of violence from video games.
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8 to-dos for a successful spring Cleaning
Ready to tackle the gargantuan task for your spring cleaning? Don’t leave any furniture unturned! Target these spots and activities to have a spick-and-span home.
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Why do inflight meals taste bad? It’s actually your Fault
Study reveals a shocking truth behind tasteless airline food.
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Does loving others make us more likely to Lie?
Breakthrough study on ‘love hormone’ shows surprising links between love and dishonesty.
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What’s the best way to talk about HIV to tech-savvy Filipinos?
Health group brings HIV awareness closer to the public.
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EU’s new satellite gives public power over climate Change
EU launches first hi-tech satellite in a billion-euro project that will help disaster operations.
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There’s more to Belgian sweets than we Think
Expatriate site reveals Belgium’s secret treats.
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Airbus’ plan to add more seats too close for comfort?
Economical factors catches up with French airplane manufacturer.
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Lufthansa pilot’s three-day strike mars flights in Germany
Why are Lufthansa pilots unhappy?
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Watching your diet? Stay away from diet Soda
Study tells us why older women should drink less diet soda.
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No more stumbling while texting on the Go
Apple patents transparent screen design that will prevent texters from stumbling.
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How to beat the onslaught of pollen this Spring
Allergic to pollen? Get tips on how to survive the season.
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Do you text a lot? Be careful, you might get ‘WhatsAppitis’
Spanish doctor diagnoses the world’s first case of too much texting.
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‘Conscious uncoupling:’ the healthy Breakup
Hollywood’s latest celebrity split spawns new viral term for breaking up.
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Don’t let anger control your life — or end it!
Having a hot temper can kill. Fortunately, there are ways to tame it.
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Facebook to face French law for selling out Users
Consumer rights group wants Twitter, Facebook and Google to respect user’s privacy.
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Geneva welcomes world’s best hackers in friendly Bout
Ethical hacking the answer to better computer security.
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Hate math? Don’t worry — genetics may be on your Side
Study reveals that fear of math may be rooted on your genes.
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Doctors warn against birthing Underwater
Studies suggest underwater births may not be as advantageous as believed.
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How does the Philippines fare in gadget use vs. other countries?
Study reveals Filipinos have already outpaced other countries in the use of certain types of gadgets.
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Beauty Tutorial: The Classic Smokey Eye Look
Ready to sweep everyone off their feet? Make every day more beautiful with the smokey eye look
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Paris spends a hefty €4M a day to keep pollution Low
Driving restriction eased in Paris as air pollution level drops.
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Do you often trust others? If yes, then you must be very Smart
Research reveals link between intelligence and trust.
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Switzerland to loosen cannabis rules with new social Experiment
Cannabis clubs soon to open in five municipalities.
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Bad mood? Post a Facebook rant and your friends are likely to do the Same
Study reveals bad mood can also be contagious online.
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First city in the world to get its own Internet domain is…
Which city in Europe will have its personalised Internet name?
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Paris says ‘enough’ to air pollution, gives free public transpo Days
Public transportation ‘holiday’ set from Friday morning to Sunday night.
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Why Malaysia Airlines’ lost plane isn’t found Yet
Five days after Flight 370 vanished, investigators still not closer to solving the mystery.
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How to be the master of car Sickness
Why do we feel queasy in very long drives?
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Authorities want Paris to become an e-friendly City
Three measures eyed as solution to air pollution.
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This country in northern Europe has been called the best place to be a Woman
Find out where in the world women have the best career opportunities.
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Will Twitter really influence 2016 election Outcome?
Senator Miriam says social media is changing the face of traditional politics. But statistics may prove otherwise.
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How to cut down on sugar in your diet
Most of us could do with eating less sugar, particularly added sugar.
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French gov’t to pay you if you cycle to Work
Transport Ministry eyes new scheme to encourage more people to get out of their cars.
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Melting of Siberian permafrost revives ancient killer Virus
Scientists find out that frozen, thousands-old bacteria can still come back to life.
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What is the best wallpaper for your Room?
The best types of wallpapers to use in rooms and how to install and remove them.
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Daily habits you didn’t know could wreck your Skin
Uncover why these 15 innocent habits you do aren’t healthy for your complexion.
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What you need to know about arthritis during Pregnancy
These facts prove there’s no need to be scared if you have arthritis and want to get pregnant.
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Nutritionists had been wrong about dark chocolate’s Benefits
Research reveals the real score behind this sinful treat.
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Asking your mum how you were delivered can shed light on your Weight
There may be a link between manner of birth and obesity, suggests a new study.
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Why you need to be vigilant if you own a tablet or a smartphone
Number of software targetting smartphones and tablets doubled in the past year.
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Iloilo Food Trip: Seafood and Sweets
Wonder what Iloilo has to offer by way of food? Plenty, according to Berta & Andrew!
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Fiesta with Berta & Andrew: Paraw Regatta Festival
Did you know that there is a place in the Philippines that holds a festival at the beach?
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German arms firm creates real life James Bond Gun
Smart gun that only fires from owner’s hand seen to boost safety.
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Does Wi-Fi hurt my cat, Pishi?
Find out if your addiction to connectivity is actually harming your pet.
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Swedes warned: burglars may be reading your Facebook
Sweden’s national police say burglary increases during winter sports season.
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YouTube’s top wedding Proposals
Get ready to cry a river and believe in love again after watching these 10 proposal videos.
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Heart attack patients may get second life with stem Cells
European hospitals to take on biggest stem cell trial to date.
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Airplane turbulence how dangerous are They?
Don’t let turbulence give you a scare. Take note of these facts straight from aviators.
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What German ministers do to save Money
Discover the surprising solution many thrifty German ministers are guilty of doing.
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Germany supports EU call for global Internet Gov’t
German chancellor targets Facebook’s anti-privacy policies in bid to push European Internet.
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Travel with Berta & Andrew: the Churches of Iloilo
Take a sneak peek at some of the most unique churches in the Philippines with the dynamic duo Berta & Andrew.
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Facebook now lets users choose beyond ‘male’ and ‘Female’
50 custom gender options for Facebook users launched.
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EU wants Internet governance to be Global
Global Internet government proposed to prevent threats of mass surveillance.
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Mayumi’s Fashion Trends: The Prints of 2014
Mayumi gives you the scoop on the latest in fashion trends for 2014: Prints.
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10 most romantic Chairs
We list down some of the quirkiest and most outrageous chairs that are perfect for lovers of all tastes.
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Science explains the magic allure of pretty Faces
This study suggests that there is a biological reason behind our penchant for beautiful people.
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‘Flappy Bird’ dead? For some netizens, not Quite
Flappy Bird mania has turned from addiction to lucrative business.
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Mayumi’s Fashion Scoop: Spring 2014 Hairstyles for Women
Join Mayumi as she takes a look at some hairstyle ideas for women for the coming spring season.
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Are tall men really more attractive for Women?
Find out the science behind men’s heights and attractiveness.
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Why did ‘Flappy Bird’ creator cut off game’s Wings?
Flappy Bird was a viral, thousand-US dollar hit. So why did the creator remove it from Apple’s App Store?
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Are men drawn to your Lips?
Want to have soft, ready-to-kiss lips 24/7? Here are some tips:
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Online dating for Dummies
Precautionary tips to make sure your online dating life will be healthy and successful.
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Stuffy nose, coughing and sneezing? It might be Allergy
How allergies are different from colds and how to treat them among children.
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What’s the Italian traffic chief’s secret Weapon?
Rome is notorious for its wild motorists and tameless parking. Luckily, traffic authorities have found an effective solution.
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In Austria, too many cats isn’t Cute
Growing population of stray cats forces Austrian government to shell out €50k for castrations.
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Hackers sue German gov’t for massive public Spying
German hacker’s club teams up with international rights group as it brings German gov’t to court.
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Experts talk about waking up from a Coma
Public told they would have to wait patiently as F1 racer Michael Schumacher is coaxed out of coma.
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EU citizens said bribery top indicator of Corruption
A report by the European Commission said extent of corruption in Europe is ‘breathtaking.’
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Can reading more romance improve your love Life?
Find out if reading more about Mr Darcy can lead women to a life of happiness with their Mr Right.
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Spanish king bares royal family’s Salary
King Don Juan Carlos breaks tradition, freezes and makes royal wages available for the public.
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Facebook helps dying German unite with Daughters
50,000 anonymous Facebook users want to grant man his dying wish.
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Pianists play in Ukraine protest front Lines
Protesters in Ukraine turn to peace and music to air their sentiments.
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Bad dreams or Nightmares: What keeps you up at night?
Research maps out the emotions that drive bad dreams and nightmares.
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What does Google say about the Philippines?
Google likes to finish our sentences. So what does it say when we type ‘The Philippines is…’
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Allergic to peanuts? Solution in the Works
Researchers find breakthrough in treating peanut allergies among kids.
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Austrian woman lets out husband for single Ladies
Find out why one wife in Austria has been hanging a for-rent sign on her husband:
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Most essential tips for Au Pairs
Knowing how to keep your charges safe is the most important quality of an Au Pair.
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Why do men always forget Anniversaries?
Study backs up myth on men’s forgetfulness.
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10 stunning dream bathrooms with a View
Gorgeous bathrooms around the world that may inspire you to improve your daydreaming designs of own bathroom in the future.
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Chinese New Year in Europe 2014
Celebrate Chinese New Year 2014 in any of these European cities.
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Tasty treats seen to shield against Diabetes
British study unlocks the finer points of these ‘unhealthy’ foods.
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Is migraine ruining your day? Try using a Magnet
Magnet therapy seen as a solution to stubborn head-busting ailment.
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French government boosts cyber Defences
French government to pour €1.5 billion for cyber defence funding. What is the Philippines planning to do to protect itself from growing cyber threats?
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Alert chips to warn you when food is Expiring
Rumours of revolutionary food packaging that may help manage food wastage circulate.
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Freeze your eggs or your career? Beating the biological Clock
The consequences and benefits of delaying childbirth.
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Fiesta with Berta & Andrew: Dinagyang Festival
Join Berta and Andrew as they shake their way through Iloilo’s own rendition of the Ati-atihan Festival.
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Foot care tips to keep you on your Toes
What should be included in your foot care regimen and products that will keep your feet looking sexy and healthy.
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Upcoming iWatch to have a health Twist?
Apple’s new recruits sparks new possibilities for smart watch.
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Swiss city finds unlikely method to cut Traffic
Bern’s solution to traffic jams is surprisingly effective.
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10 jaw-dropping dream Bedrooms
Mind-blowing bedroom themes that will leave you wanting a bedroom make-over.
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Ladies warned: sitting too long is Deadly
Find out why British health agency is telling ladies to get off their bums.
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Fiesta with Berta & Andrew: Sinulog Festival
Have fun with FFE’s travel duo as they take a peek into Cebu’s festival for the child Jesus.
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Google creates ‘smart contact lens’ for Diabetics
Find out more about the tech giant’s latest foray into wearable technology:
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How to get back your pre-pregnancy Shape
Exercise and diet tips that will help mothers get back in shape after childbirth
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Fiesta with Berta & Andrew: Ati-atihan Festival
Hala bira with Berta and Andrew as they visit one of the biggest festivals in the Philippines.
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Gearing up for Philippine Festivals
Tips to make your next Philippine festival an unforgettable experience
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Asthma and high fibre diet Linked
Swiss study suggests eating fewer fruits and veggies mean higher risk of allergic asthma.
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‘Healthy’ desk now in Market
Is work forcing you to sit all day long? Find out how this desk can break the habit:
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Tips to lead an active life with your Child
What to do to get you and your child off the couch and onto the outdoors.
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Getting flak online? Learn from the Belgians.
Find out what Belgians have been doing to protect their reputation online.
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Study reveals religion can beat Stress
Find out the health benefits of being actively religious.
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Spain’s trouser-less Metro day hits a Snag
Madrid’s take on the global trend a success despite some participants being told to leave train.
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Reindeer reflectors to stop crashes in Norway
Biodegradable cuffs to be put on 10,000 reindeers to avoid road mishaps.
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Swedish charity group gets epic New Year’s Surprise
See what this charity organisation found at the bottom of one of their donation jars.
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Healthy treats your kids will Love
Don’t quite know what to feed your picky child during snack time? Here are 5 tips:
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More reason to have fun in the Philippines
The Philippines makes it to British travel website’s top 10 countries to visit for 2014.
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Meditation: Mind over Matter
Study reveals meditation can fight pain and stress.
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10 unique food habits in the Philippines
All you need to know to get started with the Pinoy dining experience!
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10 dream kitchens you’d want to Have
Get your culinary juices inspired by these amazing kitchen furnishings and designs.
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Where to travel to in 2014: Events you would not want to Miss
Plan the perfect holidays ahead this year with our Travel Guide 2014 for Europe and the Philippines.
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Important changes for 2014 air Travel
Flying this 2014? Here are the latest travel trends to expect this year:
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What’s the best way to quit smoking for Good?
Brits who want to go cold turkey successfully are advised to do this.
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Can aspirin fight anger?
One of the misguided headlines we need to be wary of.
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Optimistic medical developments in 2013
With a baby cured of HIV and breakthroughs in dementia, it’s been a year where two of the great scourges of our time have been put on the back foot.
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5 Simple Steps to a Better 2014
Resolutions will fail. Here’s something easier and better.
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Feng Shui for the 2014 Home
Add harmony to your 2014 home with a few decoration touchups.
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Adult acne: why Me?!
Why adult acne happens and steps to take to deal with them.
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7 ways to burn off Christmas calories
Here are a few easy activities you can do that can actually help you shed off excess calories this season.
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Top 10 Things We Learned About Marriage
Surviving cancer and marriage may be linked.
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Travel Duo Christmas Special: Pampanga
Did you know that Pampanga celebrates its Christmas with giants? Get the scoop with Berta & Andrew.
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No, Shrimps are not likely to up your cholesterol Count
Shrimp is not as bad as initially believed.
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How Filipinos celebrate New Year
Look at how New Year is anticipated in the Philippines with these unique traditions and beliefs.
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10 Ways You Should Never Describe Yourself
When other people use these words to describe your talents, it’s OK. When you do it, you just sound like a pompous jerk.
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Travel Duo Christmas Special: Baguio City
Join Andrew & Berta as they take a trip to the Philippines own Christmas ‘winter wonderland’.
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Should All Cell Phones Come With “Kill Switches”?
A kill switch could be an app that comes pre-loaded on a phone and allows users to go online and shut down the phone.
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Scientists find that girls really do mature more quickly than the boys
As we get older, parts of the brain become smaller as unnecessary connections between cells are pruned away
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How Many Steps Does it Take to Avoid a Heart Attack? Researchers Find Out
Additional steps translates to 10% lower of heart problems
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IVF parents get message of Hope
Researchers find method that doubles chances of birthing a healthy baby through in vitro fertilisation.
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Spain tightens grip on abortion Law
Reforms to current law may push more women abroad to end unwanted pregnancy.
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What are your favorite celebs wearing this Winter
Dress for winter with style by borrowing some ideas from the hottest celebrities today.
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All I want for Christmas: Gifts for men and Kids
Running out of gift ideas for male friends, family and kids? Don’t worry, this list will have you covered!
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Celebrity Airport Fashion 2013
Find out what the stars are wearing as they soar through the sky.
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High security mobile payment technology in the Works
Oxford professor aims to create unbreakable system for secure money transactions.
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4 million Brits to go abroad for Christmas
More Brits choosing a Christmas getaway out of the country this season.
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Filipino Food Gifts for Christmas
No idea what to get your friends this Christmas? Why not try making these delicious yummy easy to prepare Filipino snacks and deserts?
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How to move to your new flat Headache-free
All you need to know before attempting to move any piece of item in your home.
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Surprising connection between ears and weight Loss
What are Korean researchers doing with the ears to induce weight loss?
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Are you sure you are buying the right toys?
Read our tips on how to buy the right gift.
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How to fool your way to a healthier Lifestyle
Did you know that you can make exercise more enjoyable? Here are ways to fool yourself into loving it!
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What’s the deal with May-December Romances?
Find out what Filipinos think about May-December relationships and how to keep yours healthy.
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The 15 secrets of Turmeric
What else can you do with the spice turmeric? Find out its hidden benefits.
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Facebook autoplay ads soon to hit News Feeds
Facebook tests success of autoplay ads by introducing them on some user News Feeds.
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Vogue reveals 2013’s best-dressed Celebrities
Who made it to the list?
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2013 Christmas Markets in Europe Part II
What makes these Christmas markets unique? Explore new possibilities this season in these Christmas markets:
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German study cautions Christmas revellers to take it Easy
Spikes in heart attacks during Christmas can be prevented.
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Do-It-Yourself Parol
This Christmas, why not express your creativity and decorate your household with your very own “Parol” or Filipino Christmas Lantern!
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New Year’s Resolutions for a better you
Top 10 New Year’s Resolutions you should make (and commit to!) for a healthier and happier you!
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Post-makeup cleansing Regimen
Cleansing our face after wearing makeup is important for us to keep our skin naturally beautiful.
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10 ways to beat cough the natural Way
Experts say that the solution to irritating cough doesn’t have to be bought over-the-counter.
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Is the female condom making a Comeback?
Entrepreneurs are introducing new designs to the 20-year-old technology. Will this help fuel female condom use?
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What Do People Eat for Christmas Across Europe?
In Europe, Christmas food and traditions are quite diverse.
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Did God Disappear?
A reader from Tacloban now residing in France asks where God was during the Yolanda typhoon
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Ever thought about making the first move?
Find out what men think about confident ladies who make the first move and some tips how to do it.
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Giant lanterns of Pampanga to dazzle starting Saturday
Pampanga’s 2013 lantern festival dedicated to Yolanda survivors.
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Hot pink manholes grab Oslo toilet users’ Eyes
Norwegian sewage agency wants people to mind what they flush down their toilets.
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Zero roaming fees becomes reality in Sweden
Swedish telecom becomes first to offer flat rate roaming in EU.
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Instagram dives into free private messaging Service
Instagram Direct to allow users to send photo messages to friends via phones.
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7 eating tips to curb holiday weight Gain
‘Tis the season of many feasts. How do we prevent weight gain? Here are 7 tips.
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Travel expectations for 2014
What will travelling be like next year? Take a look at these travel trends.
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Google and Facebook rise up against government Spying
Google, Facebook and other tech companies team up to push for new laws versus public surveillance.
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German drone courier’s maiden flight a Success
Germany’s post sends drone to fly medicine across the Rhine as part of testing.
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Christmas Bazaars Guide in Metro Manila 2013
Places to do bargain hunting this Christmas in Metro Manila
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2013 Christmas Must-Sees in Metro Manila
Join FFE’s Berta and Andrew as they show you the December attractions and events around Metro Manila that you should not miss.
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Travel Tip: What luggage should I Use?
How to choose the best luggage for your travel needs.
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Better defences staved off disaster from typhoon Xaver
Hurricane Xaver could have caused the same damage as the North sea flood of 1953
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It’s more fun in the Philippines! Tourism grows by 10.3 percent
Thanks to the expenses made by inbound tourists in the Philippines, tourism was worth P631.1 billion in the past year.
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No more daytime driving without lights in Switzerland
Headlights should be switched on during the day starting 2014.
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Cheap cameras developed to minimise crowd Injuries
Injuries may happen during crowded events, and researchers have just found a way to prevent this.
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Beauty Tips: Skin Care Products for a radiant and supple Skin
12 latest in skin care products and a short review of each one.
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Beauty Tips: Eye Care Products
Shed years off your face by trying the latest eye care products in the market.
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‘Smart’ lingerie to curb Overeating
Unlikely tech giant taps into this undergarment for health reasons.
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2013 Christmas Markets in Europe
What makes these Christmas markets unique? Explore new possibilities this season in these Christmas markets:
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True beauty knows no age Limit
Germany celebrates middle-age women in this one-of-a-kind annual pageant.
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Texting while driving a big no-no in Sweden
Sweden imposes new law on texting while Driving
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Drones for delivery science fiction or Reality?
Online retailer to use unmanned robot to deliver goods to customers.
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How to safely commute in the Philippines
PNP’s tips and a new app guarantees a safe taxi ride in the Philippines
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More Brits choosing smartphones for Photos
Poll also reveals surprising trend among men, women and selfies.
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Earthquake alert app now in the Works
American researchers spearhead early warning technology for earthquakes.
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Spring 2014 home design Trends
Find out which colours, textures and materials are in for the budding months of 2014.
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Is coconut oil the real Deal?
Does coconut oil really have health benefits or are they all just a hoax?
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Which European cities are the most Welcoming?
Find out if your city made it to impress guests with a friendly welcome.
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Where should you spend your winter Holiday?
Here’s a list of the best places in Europe to take a holiday this season.
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Do British women today have affairs as easily as men?
Sex survey reveals interesting facts about Brits. Find out how attitudes about sex are changing in the UK.
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New app makes paper letter-writing Easier
Mr Postman app melds technology and snail mail.
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Norway cemetery association lauds unique Design
Find out what future cemeteries may look like
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Half of EU says yes to illegal Downloads
Research reveals stunning contradictory views on illegal downloads and intellectual property rights
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Why giving thanks could improve our Life
‘Tis the season to be thankful for our blessings: what we can pick up from this American holiday.
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Are you a Candy Crush Addict?
Five signs of a Candy Crush junkie and how to cure the addiction.
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Want to try a no-shoe policy at Home?
Find out the good and the bad sides of a no-shoes-indoors policy:
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Metro Manila mall Mania
In a nation of mall-goers, it’s best to be in the know!
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German businesses to make gender equality a Policy
Introduction of a gender quota in businesses seen as a way to help women get ahead.
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Italian premier vows to fight violence against Women
Premier Letta begins ‘cultural battle’ to change men’s attitude towards women.
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5 reasons why underdogs can succeed at Work
Feeling under-advantaged? Here are some reasons why you can still beat the odds in the workplace.
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How to protect yourself from identity Theft
Get tips that will prepare and protect you from identity theft.
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Style tips to make your home more Comfortable
Style tips and house hotspots that can change the mood of your rooms.
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The hidden benefit of watching Sports
Study on sports watchers shows surprising results.
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Retirement centre for gays a first in Sweden
LGBT community scores a victory for its seniors.
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Mosaic of PH saint unveiled in Vatican
Pope marked occasion with more prayers for typhoon Yolanda victims
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High speed train to link Barcelona to Paris
New train line to open by mid-December.
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Cebu Pacific petition for EU flights Postponed
Aviation focus on typhoon Yolanda relief pushes Cebu Pac flights to Europe to 2014.
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How to find true love in Switzerland
Are you a single expat living in Switzerland? Here are some tips that will lead you to true love:
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How to protect cyclists in UK
Cycling debate in Britain leads to proposals of these 8 radical solutions.
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Electric cars turn more heads in Norway
Controversial government incentives boost the appeal of e-cars.
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Twitter: the modern Newspaper
American survey says more young people are now using Twitter to monitor news.
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How to keep your gadgets working during long-haul Flights
Will the rest of the world allow in-flight gadget use? Here are some ways to prepare for this possibility.
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German mayor eyes start-ups to generate Jobs
Entrepreneurial energy in Berlin seen as the solution to unemployment.
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British Airways adds secret ingredient to flight Meals
Find out what UK’s airline is cooking up to beat competition.
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Tricycles, comic strips for hotel Rooms
Take a peek at what Italians want to trade for a hotel stay in National Barter Week.
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Do bigger social networks mean bigger Brain?
Scientists check out connection between brain size and ones social life
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Types of Flu
Knowing what type of flu you’re dealing with can make a huge difference to your health.
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Will circumcision be Regulated?
Norway government considers regulating this age-old tradition.
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How to achieve a creative, clutter-free Closet
Tired of coming home to a chaotic closet? Maybe it’s time to update your organising habits!
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British doctors warn return of 19th century Disease
Medical officers shocked by latest health trend.
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Research smokes out Italy’s smoking habits
Studies show more women can’t go cold turkey.
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Is music the best Medicine?
Pharmacies in Salzburg, Austria are testing a unique type of medicine no other pharmacy in the world has tried: music. Aside from medicines, pharmacies in the city are also selling pain therapy music CDs — music composed specially for people in pain. The CDs are the brainchild of Günther Bernatzk of the University of Salzburg… continue reading
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How to turn these 4 top sins to your Advantage
Danes take action against one of the world’s most serious environment problems.
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Losing weight for your partner? Think Again
Research reveals not all partners are happy when their significant other is losing weight.
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No wasting away for Italian recycling Policy
7 regions exceed expectations as they push past trash goals for the 2nd year.
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What can seniors do to prolong their Life?
A new study suggests doing these simple activities to promote longevity.
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How to reduce divorce? Go out on a Date
Norwegian minister calls for protection of the family in a unique way.
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Netherlands improves business Climate
World Bank says it's now easier to do business in the Dutch nation.
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How to keep sugar rush at a minimum
With Halloween around the corner, parents may need these tips to keep the candy-craze under control.
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Kids on the spotlight in Austria World Savings Day
Banks are making importance of saving at an early age more enticing for kids.
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Norway penalty to keep youth in check
Government to push for a new punishment system to curb repeat offenders from the streets.
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Hip and Nifty Bonifacio Global City PART I
Travel with Berta and Andrew as they explore the hidden secrets of BGC.
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Hip and Nifty Bonifacio Global City PART III
Travel with Berta and Andrew as they explore the hidden secrets of BGC.
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Hip and Nifty Bonifacio Global City PART II
Travel with Berta and Andrew as they explore the hidden secrets of BGC.
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Stroke trends worldwide going in new direction
Youth must be aware of the key factors that affect instances of stroke.
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Are you aware whether your child is being cyberbullied?
Study suggests parents should be more active in monitoring their child's online activity.
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Coffee or smoothie?
A study shows surprising results on which of the two drinks is healthier.
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Instagram and email: cures for senior depression
New youth campaign sees more seniors getting connected online.
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Do you have modular furniture for modern and compact living?
Adapt to small living spaces with these quick furnishing tips.
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10 Home remedies for Heartburn
Try these natural remedies the next time you get an acid reflux or heartburn.
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How do you solve a problem like Metro Manila’s traffic?
House of Representatives committee gives three solutions.
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Cypriots can now monitor unpaid fines online
Cyprus government taps the net to keep citizens informed of their dues.
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PH fibres to weave through Italy’s fashion scene
Filipino designers give the traditional Filipiniana a modern twist.
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Red Cross: Lives are saved thanks to mobile phones
Disaster-prone countries reap the benefits of social media and mobile gadgets.
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More seniors saying no to retirement
A poll by the Associated Press reveals seniors are happy working late in life.
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How to start your own mini-Bahay Kubo
Guide on how to grow 4 common Philippine vegetables in cold climates.
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Copenhagen ups defences vs. floods
Denmark city opts for surface infrastructure to alleviate sewer system of excess water.
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A chick-lit a day can keep doctors away
Swedish study reveals women on sick leave are getting better by reading fiction.
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Old Berlin airport to be transformed into tech hub
The Tempelhof airport may soon house the booming internet start-up sector in Berlin.
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2013 best city goes to London
London ahead of Paris in best city list according to a poll by global survey group.
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Beware of more cyber-attacks by 2014
Industries told to prepare against malicious website hackers as cyber-attacks increase.
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Reconnect with the Philippines with the travel duo: Berta and Andrew
What brought the quick and quirky cousins Berta and Andrew to the Philippines? Get to know the duo.
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Get back on your feet! UK studies tell why
A new study presents astounding figures on the effects of walking.
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Vaccinations offered to counter fresh measles epidemic in UK
Parents urged to have their kids vaccinated to prevent another measles outbreak.
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Binondo Chinatown: A trip to tummy-town Part I
Planning for a unique food binge around Metro Manila? Binondo is the place to be. Find out why with Andrew and Berta.
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Binondo Chinatown: A trip to tummy-town Part II
Planning for a unique food binge around Metro Manila? Binondo is the place to be. Find out why with Andrew and Berta.
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Binondo Chinatown: A trip to tummy-town Part III
Planning for a unique food binge around Metro Manila? Binondo is the place to be. Find out why with Andrew and Berta.
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These airports are flying high
Airports Council International released the top 50 cities with the busiest airports in 2012.
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The holiday dilemma: Head to the Beach or Jump into the Pool?
Explore how the pool or the beach can be more advantageous for your family.
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Beyond shampoo and soap: How to get freebies straight from hotel front desks
Ask and you shall receive… ask politely, that is! Explore hotel freebies and front desk tips here:
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Why are volunteers helping strangers online?
Discover how this online phenomenon is changing the face of the internet and the world.
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Living to be 100 a reality says Dutch institute
Statistics reveal that life expectancy is increasing in the Netherlands.
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Navigating Metro Manila with Appshttp
Master the roads of Metro Manila with these 7 powerful applications.
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Campaign wants Brits to break language barrier
Brits encouraged to learn at least 1,000 words in another language to remain competitive in a multi-lingual world.
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Are You Lonely Tonight?
Find out why we feel lonely and how to deal with homesickness while living abroad.
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Revolutionary dinner concept invades crisis-stricken Greece
Social foodie website "Cookisto" serves Athenians food for less.
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How to dress for an enjoyable travel around the Philippines
What clothes are fit for the Philippine weather and cities? Explore clothing possibilities with Berta.
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Intramuros: what's inside the walled city Part III
Take a peek at what Intramuros, Manila's old Spanish city, can offer in this short traveller's guide.
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Google-Apple partnership to beat aging
Project merging health care and technology seen to bridge Google and Apple feud.
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Sweden flexes muscle against bullying
An international centre on anti-bullying opens in Sweden after several high-profile cases rocked the country.
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Spain’s fashion week a model of good health
Fashion week in Madrid also demonstrated no-skinny policy.
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UK adopts free school meal policy
Free school meals for children seen to support household income.
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No More excuse not going to University in UK
More than 20 British universities to go online.
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Football’s top striker fashion icon or victim?
Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo makes another fashion sensation during salary contract signing.
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Amazing Health Drinks
10 common beverages that improve your health and well-being.
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Google Translate aims for perfection
The team behind Google Translate says it wants to end language barrier.
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What’s the best way to book a hotel in the Philippines?
Explore the advantages of booking hotels directly or booking via travel agencies.
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4 creative lighting tricks for a vibrant Home
Give your home a personal and colourful touch with these simple lighting tricks.
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Global survey on sleep habits shows surprising results
A survey conducted by the National Sleep Foundation tackles amount of sleep and other bedroom habits in six countries.
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German fuel database set up to encourage Competition
The Federal Cartel Office introduces a solution to encourage more price competition among fuel companies.
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Goodbye healthy scalp; hello healthy and vibrant hair
Get to the root of a bad hair day by maintaining a healthier scalp.
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Oral Care: The Dos and Don’ts of Brushing
Manual or electrical toothbrush? Horizontal or vertical brushing? Flossing before or after brushing? Read and learn about the proper ways of cleaning your teeth.
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Losing hair; should you see a Doctor?
Losing strands of hair is a normal, everyday affair. But it won't hurt to know when hair loss might be health-related.
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Malunggay: The Miracle Food
Discover why malunggay has been quietly making waves internationally as the next best health food.
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Denmark plans to build more electric car charging Stations
The gov't endorses a new plan to make Danish roads friendlier to cars running on alternative fuel.
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Sure fire Strategies for a Stress-free Life
All you need to know to spot and get rid of stress once and for all.
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Do not Ignore these Signs when you have a Cold
Signs to look out for to know if your cold is getting serious
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Online complaints form against French police launched
France's "police of the police" has just launched an online complaints form for abusive police.
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Swedish liberals eyeing third daddy month
Swedish liberal party consider third mandatory month leave for dads to close gender gap.
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Report reveals it's easy to start a business in France
A report by Ernst & Young reveals France leads G20 nations as easiest place to start a business.
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Is it healthy to share your digital space with your partner?
The pros and cons of sharing digital space.
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Smallest "lifelogging" camera soon to be available
Memoto reveals smallest camera for lifelogging.
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Britain's Three abolishes roaming charges
British mobile network giant Three has abolished roaming charges for seven countries.
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Airline company in Singapore introduces kid-free zone
Singapore's budget airline Scoot opens a kid-free section.
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French study links obesity to bacteria
A study conducted in France shows that obesity is linked to the presence of bacteria in the gut.
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How can you erase your digital footprint?
Tips to control your existing profiles and delete unwanted digital footprint.
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Spain fifth in Bloomberg’s health care rankings
Bloomberg ranks Spain fifth globally and first in Europe for health care spending efficiency.
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World's biggest wind power project to be built in Norway
Ministry of Petroleum and Energy gives go signal to build new wind mills near Trondheims Fjord.
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Netherlands waste imports biggest in Europe
The Netherlands waste imports seen to double in the coming years.
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Do you Close Your Home on Friends Because it Perennially Stinks?
Learn these 8 easy tricks to get your house to smell clean and inviting.
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5 steps to de-clutter and beautify your bathroom
Steps you can take to de-clutter and beautify your bathroom.
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Do you have problems understanding your teenage kids?
How to understand a teenager;s mind.
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4 hair problems related to overall health
Your hair may be telling you that you have a serious health issue.
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Austria bike use surges
Use of bikes in Vienna, Austria reaches benchmark
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Snooping: Butting into Other People’s Business
Are you guilty of snooping on your partner? Know why we do it.
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Sprucing up your balcony
Tips and reminders on starting your own greening garden.
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Google Glass Assessed by Doctors in The Netherlands
Doctors in Nijmegen University test advantages of using Google Glass in health service.
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Surprising birth trend among older women revealed in Italy
Mangiagalli gynaecological clinic reveals that older women in Milan are now surpassing younger women in number of births.
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Health minister battles for greater smoking ban in Italy
Italian health minister asks parliament's support for new bill against smoking.
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Do You Still Use Your Mobile Phone While Driving?
Statistics among European countries maintain that texting while driving is still a leading cause of road crashes. In response, authorities are practicing stricter enforcement of local bans.
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Grad students tapped to help Copenhagen’s cigarette butt problem
Copenhagen works with graduate students to solve city-wide problem once and for all.
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Traditional Shoemaking Shines in Italy despite Crisis
The old art of shoemaking in Florence gains international following.
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Is Apology Important in a Relationship?
The significance of apologies in our relationships and what it can do for us.
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Legislator wants restaurants to have more honest menus
A Davao congressman believes a public that is properly informed on what they eat is a step towards a more health- conscious Filipino.
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Buy your tickets now if you plan to throw tomatoes at Spain’s Tomatina festival
The organizers are limiting the number of visitors to the festival.
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Study: Just imagining pizza makes people happier
Study reveals making a sketch of a pizza improves one's mood.
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Philippine Airlines to fly the European skies again
Finally after a long wait the Philippine flag carrier Philippine Airlines will be back in European skies.
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Silver makes antibiotics more powerful
Adding silver to antibiotics makes them many times more effective -a new study reveals.
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Hunger conditions your brain to take risks
A study shows that hunger can lead to taking risk
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Check in your luggage in less than a minute? Read how.
We shop for flights on our laptop, book hotels on our tablet, and have a QR code boarding pass on our smartphone. So why are we still walking up to the ticket counter to get a printed sticker when we check our bags? British Airways and Designworks asked the same question and think it’s time… continue reading
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Is there a link between Common Virus and Alzheimer’s disease?
Find out what a new study suggests.
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A self-parking car!!!
Volvo is developing a car that can locate a parking space -even without a driver. Watch the video.
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Log in on your old Yahoo email accounts before July 15
Yahoo is going to give your inactive email account to someone else.
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10 ways to learn a new language for free
Have just moved to a new country and you need to learn a new language but you can not afford paying for a private tutor or a language school? Go on reading because our language expert Rafa, who speaks 5 different languages will give you some valuable tips on how you can master a… continue reading
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Philippines: more tourists expected in 2013
The Department of Tourism (DOT) is expecting 5.5 million tourists visiting the country this year.
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18.2 million passengers vote Emirates as the best airline in the world for 2013
How did your favorite airline perform in the recent World Airline Awards? Check the list here.
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Mayumi’s vogue talk: Handbags – Summer 2013
If the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, well the way to a woman's heart is not that complicated – get her a handbag!
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Lost Smartphone!!!
The number of Smartphones getting stolen is increasing dramatically, while the mobile phone producers seem to have no interest in helping to solve the problem. Want to know how to protect your phone? Watch the video.
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No to butt showing trousers
A growing number of communities in the US are banning the wearing of swimming costumes and low-slung pants in public. Should Europe follow suit?
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Sweden: Is this a new trend in men’s fashion?
A dozen male train drivers in Sweden have circumvented a ban on shorts by wearing skirts to work in hot weather. Watch the video.
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When did you last check your feet?
A simple examination of your feet can tell a lot about your health and wellness. Read how
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Probiotics could prevent diarrhoea when on antibiotics
The side effects of taking antibiotics may be reduced if probiotics are taken at the same time.
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Count your blessings
A reader asks Fr. Danny if she is being tested by God because of so much adversities in her life.
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Beautiful Sunken Living Room Designs
Good news: the sunken living room of the 70's is becoming trendy again.
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Online Dating: does it work?
Have you met your spouse/partner online? Read to find out how long your marriage will last!!!
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A foreigner’s experience: Living in Germany 2
Read what the fashion campaign manager Jeanet L. has to say about living and working in Germany.
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Messi poses for Dolce & Gabbana
Messi following in Ronaldo and Beckham’s footsteps to pose for Dolce and Gabbana.
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If you have a dog you have more bacteria at home
Households with dogs have more bacteria at home – is this a bad thing?
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Eat olive oil and nuts to become smarter
Mediterranean diet with lots of good fats good for brain, a new study shows.
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Eye-tracking system to prevent drivers sleeping on wheel
Eye-tracking system warns drivers If they close their eyes for longer than 1.6 seconds.
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Meet the ‘Robin Hood’ jewellery designer
Jewellery designer Pippa Small turns profits into aid for the poor.
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Using social media to spy on unemployed people is illegal
Job centers using social media to spy on members warned to be illegal.
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Lab tests show vitamin C kills drug-resistant TB
Vitamin C can kill multidrug-resistant TB in the lab, scientists have found.
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Charge your mobile in less than 30 seconds
Californian teen wins award for inventing device that charges mobile phones in less than 30 seconds.
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Check your boarding pass before you fly
A wrong airport code sent travelers to the wrong continent: Dhaka instead of Dakar.
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Follow the traffic in Manila in real-time
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority launched the "MMDA Traffic Mirror", a website that allows motorists to get real-time video feed of the latest traffic on the road.
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Danes: Bacteria is a common source of back pain
Many will be spared the surgeon's knife after a team from the University of Southern Denmark proves that bacteria is a common source of chronic back pain
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Technology to make cows happy
Real-time locating systems (RTLS)technology tracking cows to make them happy, and thus more profitable to the farmer.
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Mayumi’s vogue talk: Shoes – Spring 2013
Hurray! Spring finally decided to show itself. Its time to take out those lovely spring and summer shoes we have been pining to wear after the very long winter!
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Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. Galaxy Note 2
Whether you should go for Samsung Galaxy S4 or Galaxy Note 2 it all comes down to what you want or need out of a phone
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Can you spend a night in a capsule hotel?
Watch the video to find out more
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Read this if you have allergies!!!
Britain: MP Jo Swinson close to death after eating peanut
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Smoking ban to be reinstated in all cafes next July, says Dutch minister
The ban on smoking in bars and cafes will be reinstated across the entire hospitality industry in July 2014, junior health minister Martin van Rijn said.
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Daily brain exercise delays mental decay
A brain-teasing game for just two hours a week may help slow the degree of mental decay associated with the natural aging process, a new study finds.
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A new liver hormone to treat diabetes
Betatrophin, a hormone found in the livers of humans and mice, could be the next breakthrough treatment for diabetes.
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Are you tired of washing clothes?
Worry no more! A wrinkle- and odour-free shirt that can be worn non-stop for 100 days is already available for less than $100.
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Scan your kids and let a smart device sing lullabies for them.
Has it ever happened that your kids asked you to read a good night story for them, while your favorite show was on TV? You do not need to feel guilty any more, smart pajamas will do the job for you.
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Must-Have Apps for Conception and Pregnancy
Whether you're trying, pregnant or just curious about the process, here are 10 must-have mobile apps for turning that process into baby-making.
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Use it or lose it
Hard Food Better for Your Teeth
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Radioactive bacteria destroy cancer cells
A group of researchers has managed to halt Pancreatic cancer from spreading by delivering radiation directly to the cancer cells using genetically modified bacteria.
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Why do mosquito bites itch?
Just like with pollen, the answer involves histamines, your body's natural immune response to something foreign.
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More tourists going to Spain
Tourism continues to be a bright spot for Spain's economy with Easter bringing plenty of visitors to the country. The number of American tourists was up by more than a third.
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Travelers!!!
What Flight Attendants, Tour Guides, Waiters and others travel insiders really think of travelers
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Back from the dead, is it possible?
A doctor says people can be revived several hours after they have seemingly died. Should this change the way we think about death?
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The new bird flu H7N9: Is it dangerous?
The new H7N9 strain does not spreads between people, but is spreading from source population to humans.
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How to turn your car’s steering wheel into an electronic drum set
A $149.99 device that fits around an ordinary steering wheel, will turn it into an electronic drum set that can play eight different drum sounds and a lot more.
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Lufthansa current travel information
The impact of the yesterday’s strike leads to flight irregularities on Tuesday, 23 April 2013 as well. Find out if your flight has been affected.
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A life lived in tiny flats
The UK has some of the smallest new homes in Europe. So how can people cope living in a small space?
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Green spaces boosts wellbeing of urban dwellers
Researchers found that living in a greener area had a significant positive effect
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Is technology good or bad for my baby?
Even if parents enjoy the momentary peace that comes with handing a small child a gadget to play with, they secretly worry that this screen time is damaging their brain.
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Are men vain about their hair?
Dortmund trainer Jürgen Klopp is better known for his football coaching abilities, but his admission on Friday that he underwent a hair transplant has sparked a wave of debate and analysis in Germany. “Yes, it’s true. I underwent a hair transplant,” the popular coach told the Bild newspaper. “And I think the… continue reading
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‘Laboratory grown’ kidney
Is it possible to engineer a kidney "grown" in the laboratory?
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10 myths about Spain
There are a lot of stereotypes surrounding Spain. We will examine 10 of them, see if any of your impression about the land of sun, sex and flamenco is correct.
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An iphone purse to make life slightly easier for you
Anyone who's ever listened to the ring of their cellphone while fumbling through a jam-packed purse to try to fish it out, will appreciate the simplicity of the Pursecase.
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Non-Embryonic Stem Cells: The Dawning of a New Era of Hope
Ethical worries have slowed medical research into applications for stem cells. But scientists have developed less controversial ways to derive stem cells from normal body cells.
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Non-Embryonic Stem Cells: Political Changes and Scientific Advances
Stem cells can transform into virtually any type of body cell and therefore help in the treatment of numerous ailments, from arthritis to Parkinson’s. But the fact that stem cells were original harvested from embryos led to massive protests from anti-abortion advocates and others. Here, demonstrators protest outside a lab in San Diego, California, in… continue reading
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A foreigner’s experience: Living in Germany
Athar Mohammed Khan about how to break into the automotive industry and the different styles of working in India and Germany.
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Father Danny’s Easter message