A British granny is a hit in Germany after she turned up to compete in an international table tennis championship - at the age of ninety-five. Great photo.
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British Grandmother Rocks the World of Table Tennis
World’s Worst Jobs
These are some very funny photos of what would appear to be the world’s worst jobs.
Sleep Statistics
Sleep problems are reaching epidemic proportions, estimated to be the #1 health related problem in America.
New Strategy for Alzheimer’s Under Consideration
A possible strategy for preventing or treating Alzheimer’s disease and other brain and spinal cord damage has been uncovered by researchers.
China to Introduce Karaoke Trains
China is planning to offer luxury trains to the top of the world when it opens a long anticipated and highly controversial railway to Tibet in July, a state newspaper said.
Microsoft to Offer New Search Product
Microsoft is planning to release a new software to help workers simultaneously find information on their computer desktop, the Internet and corporate network in a effort to counter Google.
Happiest Day of the Year
Studies have shown that today is the happiest day of the year.
Mouse Whiskers Help in Brain Studies
U.S. scientists say by blowing gentle puffs of air onto a mouse’s whiskers and watching how its brain reacts they are discovering how human brains work.
Helping Hands: Are Two Better than One?
Having someone help with a simple physical task often seems to be more trouble than its worth, but U.S. scientists say that perception is incorrect.
Scientists Study the ‘Apple a Day’ Theory
California scientists say they’ve determined just how an apple a day might be able to keep the doctor away.
Study: Food Cravings Linked to Brain
A British study has found a connection between overeating and the brain, data that may be used to prevent and treat obesity and eating disorders.
Japanese Car Reliability
Japanese manufacturers have dominated a poll of the Top 100 most reliable used cars over the past decade.
