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27 Oct 2009

According to science men should marry younger, smarter women for a lasting relationship.

Scientists analyzed couples who are in a successful relationships to look for patterns on why they worked.

They found that neither should have been divorced in the past, the man should be five or more years older and the woman should have received more education than the man.

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26 Oct 2009

According to Discovery News:

broken bone one day, a particular infection a few months later and depression the following year may appear to be separate, medical issues.
However, to a new artificial intelligence program developed by Boston doctors, these are all symptoms of domestic abuse.
The new software can identify abuse victims up to six years before these cases would otherwise be found and could eventually be used to diagnose just about any disease or injury.
“It’s very difficult to detect domestic abuse because it often happens in the privacy of the home,” said Ben Reis, a doctor at Children’s Hospital Boston (CHB) who helped develop the program.
Doctors are often on the front lines of detecting abuse, but so often the doctor is focused on treating the injury, they don’t see the context behind it.”

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14 Oct 2009

The Hubble Space Telescope was launched on 24 April, 1990. This tool, built as a collaboration between NASA and the European Space Agency, is one of humanity’s most important tools in discovering the Universe. Since its start, it has shown us distant galaxies, nebulae, and has even given us a clear idea of the Earth’s age. It has answered some of the most lingering questions in astronomy, and is helping us discover whether life exists outside our planet. In this video, WatchMojo.com takes a look at some of the Hubble’s most notable and extraordinary discoveries.

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07 Oct 2009

Hervé Fischer – philosopher, sociologist, and painter of the digital age – has played a major role in shaping much of the critical discourse surrounding digital culture in a global context. One of his most recent works, “Digital Shock: Confronting the New Reality”, presents to the public his own cyber philosophy: a new approach Fischer believes essential in societies hyper dependant on technology. In this video, http://WatchMojo.com sits down to discuss the role of technology with Hervé Fischer, in hopes of unveiling a new awareness surrounding digital-dependent societies and the implications of technology on our lives. For more information click here

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29 Sep 2009
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Take This quiz to discover how much you know about women and sex.

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25 Sep 2009

The E cigarette looks and feels like a cigarette, but provides no second-hand smoke. This could be a great product for those who are already addicted, but should be avoided by those who don’t smoke.

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21 Sep 2009

According to a recent study in Israel, your hand writing doesn’t lie.

The scientists stressed that there research is in its early stages, but feel that it could one day be used to help validate loan applications or even insurance claims.

Psychologists have suggested that handwriting changes when someone is lying because the brain has to work harder to invent facts, which then in turn interfere with the normal writing process.

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16 Sep 2009

Jeremy Hansen talks to WatchMojo.com about the International Space Station and the work towards its completion. The International Space Station is our key to future discoveries as astronauts will be able to do research that was never possible on earth.

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10 Sep 2009

Women bake up treats in the kitchen and now with the help of a pill from Blue Mountain Nutraceuticals, women are baking in the bedroom as well.

Convince your man to swallow (pun intended) one of these Sweet Release Hard Big Apple Pills and after a week or two his semen will taste as sweet as apple pie.

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04 Sep 2009

The University of Arizona, Tucson, which operates HiRISE, has just released a new batch of photos taken from a camera flying over the planet Mars.

“Each full image from HiRISE covers a strip of Martian ground 6 kilometers (3.7 miles) wide, about two to four times that long, showing details as small as 1 meter, or yard, across,” according to NASA’s Web site”

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