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Is Your Pet Cat Deadly?

The household feline variety shares the same personality attributes as their bigger, wilder relatives.

By A. M.

Halloween Costumes 2015: Not All Girls Want to Dress Up Like a Princess

John Marcotte's aim for this campaign is to encourage parents to think outside of the box and use their imagination for their little girls. He asked them to post the pictures of their girls in heroic costumes in social media with the hashtag #MoreThanCute.
Fallout's 'Nuka-Cola Quantum' Is Coming to a Target Near You

Game developer Bethesda Game Studios has just announced that they are bringing the franchise's iconic soda drink Nuka-Cola Quantum to life in time for the release of Fallout 4.
Is Cheating Rooted in Your DNA?

Our likelihood to cheat is actually written in the coding for our dopamine receptors, more popularly known as the "happy hormone."
Japan Delivers Pixar-Like Short FIlm

Japan is well known for thier unusual animation or anime's but a new short film making waves across the world shows a very different style of animation, it seems very close to that of Pixar's.
Facebook’s Search to Repress Monotony by Moving Beyond Friends

For years, you and your friends haven't just shared thoughts, you've also shared links. This time, by coming up with tools for publishers and entertainers, Facebook is aiming to deliver the content of those links such as the photos, videos and articles inside its own walls to not only have the most enticing substance, but to make it look and feel good as well.
Inspirational Runners Raced Through the Finish Line

McGorty joined the marathon -- which garnered more than 50,000 runners in the previous year -- as a hand cyclist. Although he hasn't run more than three miles on foot, he has been practicing for the race for almost 12 weeks already and has hand cycled up to 17 miles, nine miles less than the marathon's entire length of 26.2 miles.
Non-Invasive Skin Care Treatment is Now the Latest Trend

These treatments can give people a chance to achieve the perfect look without having to go through surgery and it doesn't have the scar for post-treatment. Of course it comes with hefty prices, it promises to improve the appearance but also get rid of unwanted bulges.
A Study Shows that Constipation Drug Extends Survival for Cancer Patients

A recent study shows that methylnaltrexone can help stop tumor growth and extend life of patients diagnosed with cancer.
Pizza Box Compost: US College Goes Green Through Box Recycling Programs

North Carolina State University is taking the lead in recycling with the massive success of their pizza box recycling efforts.
Keeping a Journal Helps You Cope With Stress

Do you think you have already gotten over keeping a diary?-that it is just for teenagers writing about their crushes and slash-wrists-poetry? Well, Daily Telegraph has to tell you that keeping a journal and writing on a regular basis might actually help you a lot in coping with stress and anxiety, and even trauma.
'Batman: Arkham Knight' Update: Warner Bros Offers Full Refund To Unsatisfied Gamers

Warner Bros has announced that they will be offering refunds to all Batman: Arkham Knight PC owners.
Specific Medical Devises for Children Requested by Doctors and Parents

Kids are sick and need medication. Yet pediatricians encounter difficulties in providing them to children since the medical equipment they need were built for adults. Often times the doctors will improvise. Doctors and families are pushing for pint-sized medical devices that will cater and fit to children.
Stir-fry Diet: Your Protection Against Osteoporosis

A new study has found out that a stir-fry diet, could protect women from bone weakening and osteoporosis in older women.
Space Hopper 10-Mile World Record Set by Young Stroke Survivor

After surviving stroke, Martin Mienczakowski sets a new world record. Bristol University research assistant, 31-year-old Martin Mienczakowski suffered from what he thought was a migraine in 2009.