Man warned by state police to stop making prank calls to their station. Man responds by immediately prank calling them 30 times in a row.
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Man Makes Over 40 Prank Calls to Police
My Brain Only Comes Out at Night
W Bruce Cameron: I often lie awake at night worrying about the ill effects of getting too little sleep. Recent news has reinforced my concern; for example, scientists have discovered that when laboratory mice are deprived of sleep for an extended period of time, the little rodents have trouble performing certain tasks, like running [...]
A Job Interview is Not a Date
Some behaviors that delight potential dates go a long way in turning off potential employers, says Ann Demarais, coauthor of “First Impressions: What You Don’t Know About How Others See You”.
Clinic for Sexually Abandoned Housewives
Almost all the women who come to the clinic are married, but those marriages have been sexless for five years, 10 years, even 15 years.
The Obesity Virus
Chickens are special to Michigan-based Prof Nikhil Dhurandhar. For, it was a viral infection among chickens that led to his breakthrough research that obesity is, at times, triggered by a virus.
The Economics of Owning a Dog
The average dog in Britain costs 20,000 pounds ($38,000) to look after over the course of its lifetime, more than a luxury car or round the world cruise.
The ‘Stop Smoking’ Pill
The race for a smoking wonder drug has major pharmaceutical companies and small startups competing to make nicotine addiction as treatable – and lucrative- as erectile disfunction, high cholesterol and acid reflux disease.
The Radio Revolution
From satellite to podcasts, radio programming opportunities are exploding — but the fight for profits will be ferocious.
