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Just last year, even yoga was too exhausting for Thomas Luongo.
"I couldn't do any strenuous activity because you could see my heart beating through my skin," said Luongo, who suffered from pectus excavatum, or concave chest.
Luongo's chest was sinking in, pressing on his lungs and his heart, and zapping his energy and his confidence.
"People would be like, 'Oh, I can eat cereal out of your chest,'" Luongo recalled.
Pediatric surgeon Cathy Burnweit used a metal bar to remodel Luongo's chest.
"It's basically putting a metal bar under the sternum and it remodels the sternum, much like braces," said Burnweit, chief of pediatric surgery, Miami Children's Hospital.
Doctors cut a small incision on both sides of Luongo's chest. The bar was tunneled under his skin, underneath the breast bone, and then rotated, and the breast bone was pushed out.
"We usually do the procedure as the child enters puberty, and so they go through their growth spurt with the bar in place," Burnweit explained.
The chest will remodel over the course of three to four years. Before the surgery, doctors had to perform open chest surgery, remove the cartilages, break the sternum and then let the bones re-heal. The recovery time was months.
With the bar procedure, Luongo was able to leave in five days and was back to daily activities in just one month.
"I feel a lot better [and] I feel healthier," Luongo said. "I've gained weight and I feel better about myself."
Burnweit said the bar is taken out in three to four years. A smaller number of kids suffer from a condition called pectus carinatum, or pigeon chest, where the chest bulges out. It is easily treated with a brace.
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After hitting a six-month high of $1,779.10 per ounce Wednesday in early European session trading, and in spite of a series of news early in the day suggesting the precious metal was in for a rally, gold prices traded flat around $1,770.
The action in the pits of New York and Chicago continued a trend seen the prior day -- where gold moved against news developments -- as traders in specie are still seemingly trying to feel their way as to what the appropriate price of bullion should be following unprecedented monetary easing by the world's central banks.
For gold prices, "much will depend on how QE3 plays out in the fixed income markets and how it impact EUR-USD," James Steel, an analyst at British bank HSBC wrote in a note to clients.
But interestingly, gold did not seem to be responding to a rallying euro, a recovery in platinum prices -- which tracks gold and other precious metals -- or the announcement by the Bank of Japan overnight that it would be engaging in yet another round of monetary easing to match the one being undertaken by the Federal Reserve.
Gold was also trading out of sync with the stock in various international miners, such as Kinross Gold Corporation (NYSE:KGC), Yamana Gold Inc. (NYSE:AUY), Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE:ABX), El Dorado Gold Corp (NYSE:EGO) and IAMGOLD Corporation (NYSE:IAG), all of which rose more than 1 percent on high volume and little news.
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Location,toilet was OK and the shower had a glass door( not very common)
Did not like the stink of cigarettes. And the tiny beds we booked a triple room the third bed looked like a camp bed with a mattress,only suitable for a child.
cleanliness lack of advertised facilities attitude of staff location unsafe issued bills at a different price to suit
Very close to undergound station
The area is a bit dodgy. The hotel obviously had some renovations done but still looks "tired"
One recommendation to the hotel administrators: Please do not allow the guests to smoke in the rooms. It's painful for non smokers to stand the smell after.
The hotel itself is fairly nice. Don't go into it expecting a red carpet laid out for you but it was nice to come into somewhere cool, quiet and at the very least clean. The rooms themselves were decently sized, the shower was good, air con worked and I had a clean room to come back to everyday after my travels. The breakfast was always very basic and nothing special but it was at least prepared everyday and all in a clean environment.
I booked a balcony room and had a fairly grotty view of some flats behind me, which was a bit of a letdown. The staff are fairly blunt and not that welcoming, however, that's not necessarily indicative of a poor hotel. From what I experienced, this happened nearly everywhere I went. It's a cultural difference, where if you stayed in a British hotel, you'd be having the well-mannered smiles and the 'sir' comments thrown at you. If I had one major complaint, it would be that this area is NOT nice. I certainly enjoyed my experience but seeing the rest of Athens compared to the Metaxourgio area, it reminded me of what Brixton was like in the late 90s. It was not pleasant and if I ever wandered around late, I was wary of my surroundings. And also on a minor note, the wifi was dreadful. It's intermittent at best but I was losing my patience a lot.
It's cheap.
The "Acropolis view" is misleading, as almost everyone in Athens has an Acropolis view. Especially frustrating to pay extra for a balcony that barely has a view.
The Hop On/Hop Off bus has a stop near the hotel. The roof terrace has a nice view of the Acropolis.
Location perfect, nice and service minded staff, good price, breakfast included.
Very noisy, traffic of course when you're in central Athens.. but you don't want to hear other guests talking, opening and closing doors, even snoring.. Bed was very uncomfortable.
girls in reception price visits programs available speak good english
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Good location, very near to metro station & central of old city
Everything..Staff very friendly and helpful. Very accommodating. Internet was good and free. Parking was good too but limited. Place very near to Bus station and Food. Will come back again to stay here. I recommend this Hotel.
Small Elevator..Limited Parking
Location was good and it was value for the money spent.
Though they said there is wi-fi in the room there was not connection at all. That was very disappointing.
The room was inexspensive, it had a continetnal breakfast and was close to the metro
The linen was visabley dirty, the A.C was broken and while we complained 3 times nothing was ever done, the room was small and bare, the beds were two twins pushed together that would seperate at night and one bed was only a cott. The room smelled old and stale and had no personality at all. The elivator was very small and would get stuck between floors often times
On my stay I like the cleanliness of the room, the kindness of the staff. The continental breakfast is perfect.
The elevator!!! If you are not alert you will missed the floor you want to get in nor to get out. The air condition is on and off functioning. And the thing that I didn't like was when I booked a 2 double rooms, I thought the rooms will be just on the same level, but it doesn't happen.
rooms are big and comfortable. reasonably close to the metaxighorou station. breakfast is enough.
excellent locacion near the metro and the turistic bus. simple but good breakfeast.
didn't like the quality of sleep. basic beds and noisy people in the middle of the night and nobady from the hotel did nothing abaut this.
Near to transportation means.
Too much noise from others staying in the hotel
Amazing hotel owner...she was very nice and helpful Close to a stunning beach..walk 4-5 min
Was away from main cities...FirA...ia
Bathroom was small but at least clean and up to date.
Requested double bed. Got two singles pushed together. Beds had no cushioning. Felt like sleeping right on the springs. Balcony had no chairs to sit out. Noisy hallways. Far away from attractions and anything at all....be prepared to walk!! Breakfast was poor. Staff wasn't very friendly. Spend a bit more money and stay at a nicer place. This hotel needs to cut the rate in half!
Close to transit. Very friendly and helpful staff.
Poor WiFi. I had a much better connection, in my room at Apollo, to the neighbouring Crystal Hotel. The AC didn't work properly, and our entire floor blew a fuse during our first hour there. The walls are paper thin. The rooftop cafe was very noisy and blasting loud music heard from the 5th and 6th floors well into the night.
good value hotel near the center. friendly staff and is very clean
pick picketers on the metro . watch out .had wallet stolen
We liked the girl on reception, she could not have been more helpful and she was very pleasant.
We asked for a quiet room, I understand that this could be difficult in a city, however! there seemed to be some very loud music being play very near to-or above us, and some banging which seemed like some sort of maintenance going on, which was most of the evening and well into the night. we got very little sleep due to this, and we had travelled many kilometre's that day, and had a great deal of driving to do the next day also.
Great location in the centre of Athens, 4 metro stations from the Acropolis and main museums. Rooms are decent and clean and hotel was a bar/terrance in the top floor with great view to the city and Acropolis.
This is not a complain of the hotel but more rather of the noise of traffic in Athens. You can't leave your window slightly open because the traffic noise will overwhelm you! but hey, that's Athens!
Room was clean, comfortable bed and good value for money. Shower hot
Wifi not working Noise from generator outside room window. No prob for me, I'm a good sleeper, but kept my Dad up. B'fast reasonable but nothing special
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Reese Witherspoon Cancels Appearances on GMA And Jimmy Fallon In The Wake Of Disorderly Conduct Arrest, Husband's DUI
By Staff Writer | April 23, 2013 01:55 PM EDT
After her shocking arrest with her husband this weekend, Reese Witherspoon has not surprisingly canceled interviews with "Good Morning America" and "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon."
Witherspoon bowed out of the appearances after news broke Sunday that she'd been booked on disorderly conduct charges in Atlanta for allegedly telling a cop, "Do you know my name?" as the officer arrested her husband, Jim Toth, on a DUI charge.
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An ashamed Witherspoon walked the red carpet but did not speak to reporters, while hubby Toth sneaked into a side entrance avoiding any further embarrassment.
Witherspoon released a statement Sunday admitting, "I clearly had one drink too many, and I am deeply embarrassed about the things I said. It was definitely a scary situation and I was frightened for my husband, but that is no excuse. I was disrespectful to the officer who was just doing his job. I have nothing but respect for the police and I'm very sorry for my behavior."
Instead of Witherspoon and Eli Manning as the main guests on Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday night, New York Giants quarterback and Nurse Jackie's Adam Ferrara will appear on the show.
A court date in Atlanta set for yesterday for the pair was postponed until May 22 due to schedualing conflicts.
Always the supportive friend, co-star on "Mud," "Matthew McConaughey, covered Reese's duties yesterday appearing on "GMA," "The View" and "Late Show with David Letterman."
The arrest is such an implosive scandal due to the Oscar winner's wholesome, girl next door facade. It is almost improving her image to her millions of fans, knowing the perfect beauty has faults. This will certainly put a blemish on the "Legally Blond" actress's holier than though resume. Thanks Reese!
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(03/06/2006) Last week Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva announced a plan to allow sustainable logging across 3 percent of the Amazon rain forest. The law is aimed at undermining destructive illegal logging activities while generating revenue for forest management and protection, and income for rural Brazilians in the region who often must rely on subsistence agriculture or employment on ranches and plantations under sometimes slave-like conditions.
Congo Pygmies Losing Fight for Their Forests
(03/06/2006) Pygmy chief Mbomba Bokenu says he may soon let loggers cut his people's forests, and all he expects in return are soap and a few bags of salt.
Antarctica is melting, finds study
(03/05/2006) The Antarctic ice sheet continues to shrink according to a NASA study released last week.
World temperatures highest in 1200 years
(02/10/2006) World temperatures are higher than in any period over the last 1,200 years, according to a study published in the current issue of Science.
Volcanic eruption cut warming in 20th century
(02/09/2006) Ocean temperatures might have been warmer and sea levels would have risen higher in the 20th century had Krakatoa not erupted in 1883, said a team of scientists. According to the researchers, the release of ashes and aerosols into the upper atmosphere had a significant long-term impact on global climate.
Largest solar power plant in a generation to be built in Nevada
(02/09/2006) The groundbreaking for the largest solar thermal power plant to be built in 15 years takes place this weekend in Boulder City, Nevada. The 64MW Nevada Solar One power plant will generate enough power to meet the electricity needs of about 40,000 households and follows in the steps of the 354MW solar thermal power plants located in California's Mojave Desert. While California's solar plants have generated billions of kilowatt hours of electricity for the past two decades, the Nevada Solar One plant will use new technologies to capture even more energy from the sun
Polar bear may be listed as endangered species
(02/09/2006) The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today announced that it is considering a petition to list the polar bear (Ursus maritimus) as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. Scientists believe polar bear populations are increasingly in danger due to the effects of climate change, specifically receding ice and warming temperatures.
Medicinal value of chocolate explored by scientists
(02/09/2006) The cocoa plant (Theobroma cacao) holds tremendous potential to impact public health and improve the socioeconomic and ecological landscape of the countries where it's grown, according to leading world scientists who convened at the National Academies today to examine the latest scientific advances in cocoa research.
The Greening of Wal-Mart?
(02/08/2006) While Wal-Mart is a favorite target for a broad spectrum of activist groups, the world's largest retailer has taken a number of steps in recent months to improve the environmental sustainability of its operations.
Lake Victoria illegally drained for electricity in Uganda
(02/08/2006) Lake Victoria, Africa's largest freshwater lake, is being covertly drained for hydroelectric power according to an article published in the Feb. 11 New Scientist magazine. The report, written by Fred Pearce, says that Uganda is violating a 50-year-old international agreement designed to protect the lake. The following is a release from the New Scientist.
Pictures of newly discovered T-Rex dinosaur
(02/08/2006) A team of scientists led by James M. Clark, Ronald B. Weintraub Associate Professor of Biology at The George Washington University, and Xu Xing of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, have discovered a new genus and species of dinosaur that is the oldest known and most primitive tyrannosauroid.
Microfinance key to alleviating poverty in forest communities
(02/08/2006) Giving poor forest-dwellers access to basic financial services is a key element in helping them improve their living standards, according to a new FAO publication.
Chinese invaders threaten Britain
(02/08/2006) An exotic type of crab is spreading at an alarming rate throughout Britain's coast and rivers, a new study shows. The Chinese mitten crab (pictured), brought to Britain during the last century in ships' ballast water, could cause devastating environmental problems if populations are not monitored and controlled, say the study's authors.
Climate change increases California flood, drought risk
(02/07/2006) Climate change may increase the risk of winter floods and summer water shortages--even within the same year--says new research by scientists Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The study, which appeared in the January 27 edition of the journal Geophysical Research Letters shows that global warming is likely to change river flows in ways that may result in both increased flood risk and water shortages.
Pictures of new species discovered in New Guinea
(02/07/2006) A team of scientists led by conservation International (CI) found dozens of new species in a survey of New Guinea's Foja Mountains. The December 2005 trip by a team of U.S., Indonesian, and Australian scientists discovered new species of frogs, butterflies, plants, and an orange-faced honeyeater, the first new bird from the island of New Guinea in more than 60 years.
Fungus may be devastating amphibian populations worldwide
(02/06/2006) Her most likely culprit is a hugely infectious disease caused by a fungus. In just four months -- from mid-September of 2004 to mid-January of 2005 -- Lips and her colleagues saw more than half the amphibian population of El Cope, Panama, sicken and die from this disease.
Scientists discover dozens of new species in New Guinea
(02/06/2006) A team of scientists led by conservation International (CI) found dozens of new species in a survey of New Guinea's Foja Mountains. The discoveries were made under CI's Rapid Assessment Program (RAP) which deploys expert scientists to poorly understood regions in order to quickly assess the biological diversity of an area. The conservation organization makes RAP results immediately available to local and international decision makers to help support conservation action and biodiversity protection.
Barges could protect Europe from climate change deep freeze
(02/06/2006) It is ironic that one consequence of global warming is that Europe might plunge into a deep freeze. This possibility stimulated an unusual research project at the University of Alberta.
Malaria linked to Amazon deforestation
(02/02/2006) A pair studies in the Amazon rainforest suggest a link between deforestation and an increased risk of malaria. The first study, conducted in the Peruvian Amazon and published in January's issue of the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, found that malaria epidemics in the region were correlated with deforestation. The later research, released in last week's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences indicates that forest clearing around settlements in the Brazilian Amazon increases the short-term risk of malaria by creating areas of standing water in which mosquitoes can lay their eggs.
African carnivores under threat -- top 20 at risk listed
(02/01/2006) It may still be king of the beasts, but the African lion's kingdom is dwindling, according to a new report released by the New York-based Wildlife conservation Society (WCS) that says these emblematic big cats have disappeared from 82 percent of their historic distribution over the past several decades. The 200-page report looked at the conservation status of the 20 largest species of African carnivores and examined priorities to help ensure that they persist on the continent.
Great Barrier Reef in Trouble says Australian Scientist
(02/01/2006) Australia's Great Barrier Reef may be at risk of one of its worst coral bleaching event on record warned a leading Australian scientist Tuesday.
New tropical timber pact takes aims at illegal logging
(02/01/2006) Late last week, countries that export and export tropical timber reached a 10-year agreement to help promote the sustainable development of forests while fighting illegal logging.
Biofuels can replace about 30 percent of fuel needs
(02/01/2006) With world oil demand growing, supplies dwindling and the potential for weather- and conflict-related supply interruptions, other types of fuels and technologies are needed to help pick up the slack.
Investors with $31 trillion pressure firms on climate change
(02/01/2006) A group of 211 institutional investors with assets of $31 trillion under management is writing to 1,933 of the world's largest public companies asking for the disclosure of investment-relevant information concerning their greenhouse gas emissions.
In search of Bigfoot, scientists may uncover unknown biodiversity in Malaysia
(02/01/2006) Malaysian scientists are scouring the rainforests of Johor state in search of the legendary ape-man Bigfoot, supposedly sighted late last year. But they are more likely to encounter some less fantastic but unique creatures that dwell in these still unexplored ecosystems.
World's smallest fish title in dispute
(01/30/2006) Researchers dispute last week's claim of world's smallest fish in Sumatra. Evidence of an even smaller fish--a species of marine anglerfish 20 percent smaller than the carp found in southeast Asia--is presented by a University of Washington professor of aquatic and fisheries sciences. In a release from the University of Washington, professor Pietsch describes the tiny anglerfish, Photocorynus spiniceps, found in the Philippines.
Hot spring bacteria have two metabolic pathways
(01/30/2006) Scientists at the Carnegie Institution's Department of Plant Biology have found that photosynthetic bacteria living in scalding Yellowstone hot springs have two radically different metabolic identities.
Without recycling, world metals face depletion finds Yale study
(01/26/2006) Researchers studying supplies of copper, zinc and other metals have determined that these finite resources, even if recycled, may not meet the needs of the global population forever, according to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Picture of the world's smallest fish
(01/26/2006) Scientists have found the smallest known fish in the peat swamps of Sumatra, an island in Indonesia, according to new research.
Global warming may cause 11-inch rise in sea levels by 2100
(01/26/2006) Global warming will cause sea levels to rise up to 34 centimeters (11 inches) by the end of the century, causing increased flooding, worsening the impact of storms, damaging low-lying ecosystems, and accelerating coastal erosion, according to a new study by Australian researchers.
Mother nature encourages diversity in rainforest trees
(01/26/2006) Older forests have a greater diversity of trees than younger forests according to research published in Friday's issue of the journal Science. The study -- conducted by 33 ecologists from 12 countries -- found that nature encourages diversity by selecting for less common trees as the trees mature, indicating that diversity has ecological importance to tropical forests.
Ethanol more energy-efficient than oil, finds study
(01/26/2006) Using ethanol -- alcohol produced from corn or other plants -- instead of gasoline is more energy-efficient that oil say researchers at the University of California, Berkeley.
Parks, indian reserves slow Amazon deforestation
(01/25/2006) A new study shows that parks and indigenous reserves in the Amazon help slow deforestation.
Venezuela plans 5000-mile pipeline across Amazon rain forest
(01/25/2006) Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's president, announced a plan to build a massive gas pipeline that would carry natural gas from the oil rich state 5,000 miles south. Environmentalists fear that the project could damage the Amazon rain forest by polluting waterways and creating roads that would attract developers and poor farmers, while analysts question the wisdom and viability of the plan which may cost $20-50 billion depending on who makes the estimate.
Deforestation rates jump in Uganda and Burundi, fall in Rwanda
(01/25/2006) Tropical deforestation rates have skyrocketed in Uganda and Burundi, while declining significantly in Rwanda according to mongabay.com's analysis of data from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations.
Citigroup to cut carbon emissions by 10%
(01/25/2006) Demonstrating its ongoing commitment to environmental and social issues globally, Citigroup Inc. today announced a commitment to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions on a global basis by 10% by 2011.
Number of hungry Africans doubles in a decade
(01/24/2006) number of Africans requiring food assistance has doubled in the past decade due to crop failures, drought, failing governments, civil strife, and the impact of AIDS, said the United Nations World Food Programme. The World Food Programme says it will to provide food assistance this year to some 43 million people across Africa, including some 35 million in need of emergency food aid, for a total of over $1.8 billion.
Coral reefs and mangroves have high economic value
(01/24/2006) Protecting coral reefs and mangrove forests makes economic sense according to a new report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The report argues that conserving these ecosystems for the services they provide--from fisheries protection to erosion control to a source for medical compounds--is cost-effective relative to destroying them and substituting their role with man-made structures.
2005 was the warmest year on record
(01/24/2006) A new study by NASA says 2005 was the warmest year in at least a century, surpassing 1998. The five warmest years over the last century occurred since 1997: 2005, then 1998, 2002, 2003 and 2004.
Study finds deforestation has pushed orangutans to brink of extinction
(01/24/2006) A three year genetic study by wildlife geneticists from Cardiff School of Biosciences has shown a population collapse in the Bornean orang-utan.
Indigenous Amazonians Display Core Understanding Of Geometry
(01/23/2006) Researchers in France and at Harvard University have found that isolated indigenous peoples deep in the Amazon readily grasp basic concepts of geometry such as points, lines, parallelism and right angles, and can use distance, angle and other relationships in maps to locate hidden objects. The results suggest that geometry is a core set of intuitions present in all humans, regardless of their language or schooling.
Sustainable farm practices improve Third World food production
(01/23/2006) Crop yields on farms in developing countries that used sustainable agriculture rose nearly 80 percent in four years, according to a study scheduled for publication in the Feb. 15 issue of the American Chemical Society journal Environmental Science and Technology.
Goodbye to West Africa's Rainforests
(01/22/2006) West Africa's once verdant and extensive rainforests are now a historical footnote. Gone to build ships and furniture, feed hungry mouths, and supply minerals and gems to the West, the band of tropical forests that once extended from Guinea to Cameroon are virtually gone. The loss of West Africa's rainforests have triggered a number of environmental problems that have contributed to social unrest and exacerbated poverty across the region.
Adventures in following Lonely Planet through Israel
(01/18/2006) Travel writer Sydney Palmer recounts her adventures in following the Lonely Planet guide through Israel .
Americans care less about the environment finds study
(01/18/2006) Public support for environmental protection in the United States as a federal government priority has dropped substantially since 2001 according to new analysis.
Don't blame plants for global warming
(01/18/2006) A week after announcing their surprising discovery that plants release 10 to 30 percent of the world's methane—a potent greenhouse gas—researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics warn that plants should not be blamed for recent global warming.
Madagascar establishes new park system to protect lemurs, benefit people
(01/17/2006) Madagascar has created a new agency for managing the parks of the Indian Ocean island nation. The System of Protected Areas of Madagascar, or SAPM, simplifies the legal process used to create a protected areas, while providing for flexibility for local people to earn a living from conservation activities.
Plants face extinction threat due to lack of sex
(01/16/2006) The decline of birds, bees and other pollinators may be putting plants at risk of extinction according to a new study.
California adopts massive solar energy project
(01/13/2006) The California Public Utilities Commission approved a $2.9 billion program to make the state one of the largest producers of solar power in the world.
China and India Key to Ecological Future of the World, Says Report
(01/12/2006) Earth lacks the energy, arable land and water to enable the fast-growing economies of China and India to attain Western levels of resource consumption according to a new report released by the Worldwatch Institute .
Plants release methane, a potent greenhouse gas, finds study
(01/11/2006) In the last few years, more and more research has focused on the biosphere; particularly, on how gases which influence the climate are exchanged between the biosphere and atmosphere. Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics have now carefully analysed which organic gases are emitted from plants. They made the surprising discovery that plants release methane, a greenhouse gas - and this goes against all previous assumptions.
Climate change is killing frogs finds new research
(01/11/2006) The dramatic global decline of amphibians may be directly connected to global warming warns a new study published in the journal Nature.
Extinctions linked to climate change
(01/11/2006) A new report that links global warming to the recent extinction of dozens of amphibian species in tropical America is more evidence of a large phenomena that may affect broad regions, many animal species and ultimately humans, according to researchers at Oregon State University.
Private industry will embrace green energy says Australian govt
(01/11/2006) US Energy Secretary, Samuel Bodman, told the Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate--a rival to the Kyoto Protocol on limiting greenhouse gas emissions--that the private sector will solve the problem of climate change.
First demonstration of teaching in non-human animals
(01/11/2006) Scientists from Bristol University said on Wednesday they had uncovered the first proof of teaching in non-human animals -- ants showing each other the way to food.
Pantanal, the world's largest wetland, disappearing finds new report
(01/10/2006) Deforestation has destroyed 17 percent of the Pantanal, the world's largest wetland, according to a new report from conservation International. The Pantanal, an area of flooded grassland and savanna covering 200,000 square kilometers during the rainy season, includes parts of Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia and is fed by the Rio Paraguay. The wetland is home to some 3500 species of plant and 650 species of birds. About 125 types of mammals, 180 kinds of reptiles, 41 types of amphibians, and 325 species of fish have been found in the region. The Pantanal in an important source of freshwater to neighboring farming areas and downstream urban areas.
Natural disasters of 2005 partly man-made says WHO
(01/09/2006) The high death toll in 2005 from tsunamis, hurricanes, typhoons, mudslides, earthquakes, volcanoes, locusts and pandemics can not necessarily be blamed on "natural" disaster, according to the United Nations health agency which today pointed to a complex mix of human and natural factors that led to tragedy in those events.
New glacier history sheds light on climate change
(01/09/2006) University of Alberta research that rewrites the history of glacial movement in northwestern North America over the past 10,000 years offers important clues to climate change in recent millennia.
The Great Flood had smaller impact than originally believed
(01/09/2006) NASA climate modelers have simulated the climate changes caused by a massive deluge of freshwater into the North Atlantic that occurred near the end of the last Ice Age 8,000 years ago.
Lemur land, Madagascar now protected
(01/08/2006) With the official establishment of the Makira Protected Area last week, the government of Madagascar has brought the total area of land and marine zones under protection to one million hectares.
1 million ha protected in Madagascar
(01/06/2006) The government of Madagascar has scored a significant victory for conservation by bringing one million hectares (more than 3,800 square miles) of wild landscapes and seascapes under protection to conserve the island nation's unique fauna and flora, according to the Wildlife conservation Society (WCS).
Satellite image of floods in Northern California
(01/06/2006) Northern California ushered in 2006 with a series of major storms that inundated the area and left many towns awash in water, mud, and debris.
Tiny marine organisms reflect ocean warming
(01/05/2006) Sediment cores collected from the seafloor off Southern California reveal that plankton populations in the Northeastern Pacific changed significantly in response to a general warming trend that started in the early 1900s.
Climate change caused major disruption to past ocean currents
(01/05/2006) Massive climate change 55 million years ago caused major disruption to ocean currents according to new research by scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego.
Can dogs smell cancer?
(01/05/2006) In a society where lung and breast cancers are leading causes of cancer death worldwide, early detection of the disease is highly desirable. In a new scientific study, researchers present astonishing new evidence that man's best friend, the dog, may have the capacity to contribute to the process of early cancer detection.
Logging may increase the risk of forest fire
(01/05/2006) Logging increases the risk of fire according to a new assessment in the aftermath of a large fire in Oregon. The study also found that undisturbed areas may be at lower fire risk.
Scent-tagging wood could cut illegal timber smuggling
(01/05/2006) In the future illegally harvested timber could be tracked by their scent according to researchers at Oregon State University.
Marine reserves improve health of coral reefs finds study
(01/05/2006) It may be no surprise that marine reserves protect the fish that live in them, but now scientists from the University of Exeter have shown for the first time that they could also help improve the health of coral reefs.
Study shows lonely seniors prefer playtime with dog over people
(01/04/2006) Study shows lonely seniors prefer playtime with dog over people.
Pollination networks may play key role in extinction
(01/04/2006) As animal extinctions continue at the rate of one every 16 years, it's unclear how declining biodiversity will disturb ecosystem dynamics. Of special concern are the pollinators, essential players in the reproductive biology of plants, the earth's primary producers.
Urban coyotes thriving in American cities
(01/04/2006) Even in the largest American cities, a historically maligned beast is thriving, despite scientists' belief that these mammals intently avoid urban human populations.
Nanocrystals could boost photovoltaic solar energy technologies
(01/04/2006) Los Alamos National Laboratory scientists have discovered that a phenomenon called carrier multiplication, in which semiconductor nanocrystals respond to photons by producing multiple electrons, is applicable to a broader array of materials that previously thought.
Tropical deforestation rates continue to climb
(01/04/2006) Tropical deforestation rates continue to climb according to figures released by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
New evidence shows abrupt worldwide increase in birth rate during Neolithic period
(01/03/2006) In an important new study assessing the demographic impact of the shift from foraging to farming, anthropologists use evidence from 60 prehistoric American cemeteries to prove that the invention of agriculture led to a significant worldwide increase in birth rate.
Russia's folly, an opportunity for renewable energy?
(01/03/2006) With its willingness to use energy as a political instrument, Russia has provided the world with further incentive to pursue renewable energy. The Kremlin has shown it cannot be counted upon as a reliable source of energy and western markets should see this as an opportunity to take a long, thoughtful look at energy security and re-evaluate the benefits of developing renewable energy technologies.
Afghanistan developing environmental protection with UN help
(01/02/2006) Laws aimed at protecting Afghanistan's wildlife, waterways and forests, believed to be the first legal conservation tools in the country, have been developed by the Government with assistance from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the agency announced today.
Satellite image of fires in Oklahoma and Texas
(01/02/2006) Drought, high temperatures, and strong winds combined with holiday fireworks, trash fires, and careless cigarettes to create a disaster in parts of Texas and Oklahoma in late December 2005.
China Faces Water Crisis -- 300 million drink unsafe water
(12/30/2005) About 300 million Chinese drink unsafe water tainted by chemicals and other contaminants according to a new report from the Chinese government.
Ford assesses business implications of climate change in new report
(12/30/2005) In an industry first, Ford Motor Company has issued a report addressing the business implications of climate change, carbon dioxide emissions and global energy concerns.
Redheads top the pecking order by flaunting it
(12/30/2005) Red-headed finches dominate their black-headed and yellow-headed peers by physical aggression and by the mere fact of being red-headed, according to research published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society. University of New South Wales biologists made the discovery following experiments with stunningly colourful Gouldian finches (Erythrura gouldiae). Among Australia's most endangered native birds, Gouldian finches are now restricted to small isolated populations across the tropical north.
Unified Physics Theory Explains Animals' Running, Flying And Swimming
(12/30/2005) A single unifying physics theory can essentially describe how animals of every ilk, from flying insects to fish, get around, researchers at Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering and Pennsylvania State University have found. The team reports that all animals bear the same stamp of physics in their design.
Malaysia's deforestation rate increasing rapidly - 86% jump since 1990s
(12/28/2005) Malaysia's deforestation rate is accelerating faster than any other tropical country in the world according to data from the United Nations.
New resource documents Caribbean marine life of Bocas del Toro
(12/27/2005) Coral reefs, coastal rainforest, land-grab, industrial bananas and organic cacao, mangroves, tourist boom, eclectic cultural mix: A Caribbean Journal of Science special issue presents the first scientific overview of the marine environment in Bocas del Toro Province.
Male lizard color may result from female preference
(12/27/2005) The anole lizard's dewlap -- a flap of skin that hangs beneath its chin -- plays an important role in species recognition, territorial defense and courtship. According to the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI), a leading research institution in Panama, male slender anoles (Norops limifrons) exhibit variation in dewlap color ranging from orange dewlaps in Gamboa populations, white with an orange spot on Barro Colorado Island, and mixed populations in Soberania.
Greenland ice cap melting faster finds NASA
(12/26/2005) In the first direct, comprehensive mass survey of the entire Greenland ice sheet, scientists using data from the NASA/German Aerospace Center Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (Grace) have measured a significant decrease in the mass of the Greenland ice cap. Grace is a satellite mission that measures movement in Earth's mass.
Brazilian Reporter Defends Amazon
(12/25/2005) Journalist Lucio Flavio Pinto's crusade against the destroyers of the Amazonian rain forest has earned him an International Press Freedom Award _ along with death threats and some 32 lawsuits aimed at keeping him silent.
Risk/benefit analysis of farmed versus wild salmon
(12/23/2005) A new study shows that the net benefits of eating wild Pacific salmon outweigh those of eating farmed Atlantic salmon, when the risks of chemical contaminants are considered.
Dangerous times on Brazil's Amazon frontier
(12/22/2005) Amazon land activist Deurival Santiago has the look of a hunted man. Activists like Santiago often protect peasant settlers in jungle areas where the government still has little control. That puts them in conflict with large-scale loggers, ranchers and land speculators pushing into an area of Para state known as the Terra do Meio, or Middle Land. It's the main battleground in the fight to slow destruction of the world's largest rain forest.
Chimps split from humans 5-7 million years ago says new study
(12/22/2005) Chimpanzees diverged from humans only 5-7 million years ago according to a newly released study of gene sequences. The research significantly narrows the time frame for the evolutionary split.
Tree plantations for carbon sequestration may cause environmental problems
(12/22/2005) Growing tree plantations to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to mitigate global warming -- so called "carbon sequestration" -- could trigger environmental changes that outweigh some of the benefits, a multi-institutional team led by Duke University suggested in a new report. Those effects include water and nutrient depletion and increased soil salinity and acidity, said the researchers.
Better dancers attract more women says study
(12/21/2005) A new study says men judged to be better dancers tended to have a higher degree of body symmetry, a factor that has been linked to overall attractiveness and health in other research. Researchers at Rutgers speculate that higher body symmetry might indicate better neuromuscular coordination as well as serving as a subtle advertisement of genetic quality and health.
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DUNGUN: A worker died and 23 others were injured in an explosion at a Petronas gas processing plant in the GPP Complex A in Kerteh.
Rosli Mansor, 31, died on the spot.
His remains were sent to the Kemaman Hospital for a post-mortem.
Another victim, Zamro Fithri Mat Noor, 25, who suffered 90% burns, was admitted to the Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital in Kuala Terengganu, while the others were sent to the Kemaman Hospital.
It is learnt that some 2,000 workers were at the site when the explosion occurred.
A witness, who only wished to be known as Fauzi, said thick smoke started billowing from the plant after a loud explosion, which was followed by a second bigger explosion.
"I was only three metres away from the plant when the incident took place.
"I saw a few workers flung out from the plant as a result of the explosion," he said.
"Shortly after that, the emergency and rescue unit arrived and we were ordered to evacuate," he said.
A statement from Petronas Gas Berhad (PGB) confirmed that a fire broke out in one of its plants.
The statement said the fire was brought under control by the complex's emergency response team within 30 minutes.
PGB also said some employees of Hyundai-PFCE Consortium, which is the contractor servicing the GPP under a scheduled maintenance shutdown, were affected in the incident.
The statement added that PGB was extending all necessary assistance to the affected personnel and their family members.
"We will release more information on this matter as soon as we are in the position to do so," it said.
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Dave pours fuel on the onesie saga, telling Daybreak:
"My children have onesies. I often say that I'm very jealous that they didn't get me one."
Dave pours fuel on the onesie saga, telling Daybreak:
"My children have onesies. I often say that I'm very jealous that they didn't get me one."
Oh FFS.
Oops, Paronai Moi – what are 'onsies', I must have been living in a parralel universe all those years ago….
But Nurse Olga has gotten me a nice white canvas jacket that fastens up the back if I get too frisky at breakfastime at 'Sunnyside Meadows Old Geezers & Gals Home' here on the Isle of Dreams…..
David Cameron DOES have a onsie, except it's his attitude.. a one track mind of pure hatred to Conservative voters, even willing to give them up to parties like UKIP to push his agendas like being in the EUSSR.
I thought 'onesie' in Cameron's case referred either to his IQ or the percentage chance of him leading the Cons to victory in 2015.
Or possibly both.
So, to be credible and "real" in UK politics you have to have a onesie?
Shoot me now…………….
Oh PERLEASE!!!!!!! Get on with your job instead of wanting to be in the 'onesie' brigade!
scousegits luv onesies
they only change them when they've filled them up with number twosies
no wonder the pm is envious
What do you expect from Britains biggest embarrassing gimp? Can't someone send him a straight jacket and convince him it's a 'onesie' and toss the massive tosser off the top of Big Ben? Instant morale booster.
Or a big brown sack. "It's a onesie, Dave, step into it, that's right.. mind the bricks we've put in there, OK? Right, we'll just tie a knot in the top to make it snuggly.. let's pop you on the wall overlooking the Thames and.."
They used to be called "Baby grows" – maybe some folk never grow-up!!
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Ralph Miliband on the English…
"The Englishman is a rabid nationalist. They are perhaps the most nationalist people in the world."
The lefties are attacking because the panellist is a millionaire and lives in a London home worth upwards of two million. Someone had best tell them he's called Ed Miliband.


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Greggs chief quits after four years
By John Reynolds, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Monday, 10 December 2012 10:49AM
Ken McMeikan, the chief executive of Greggs, is leaving the baker to take up the same role at Brake Brokers, the catering supplier owned by private equity company Bain Capital.
McMeikan was appointed chief executive of Greggs in June 2008.
He was previously retail director of Sainsbury's. He has also served as chief executive of Tesco in Japan, and spent a total of 14 years at Tesco.
Greggs, which has 1,600 shops in the UK, reported that its like-for-like sales had dropped 2.6% in the 14 weeks to October 6, blaming rising food prices and adverse weather conditions.Follow @johnreynolds10
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Unreal Tournament 3 on the Xbox 360, but Epic's Mark Rein has said in the game's forums that the port is due to be shown in a couple of weeks at Midway's Gamers' Day in Vegas. He says there is no "particular release date yet," but that the title is "coming along really nicely."
We're still a little curious about what UT3 on Xbox 360 will offer. The PS3 version recently received free maps (something we know MS doesn't like to do) and Rein previously admitted there were complications with Microsoft over modding. Hopefully there'll be some answers at Midway's Gamers' Day on April 17.
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