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This Is How You Stop Procrastination
When you feel like a deadline is approaching too fast, spend the whole morning checking Facebook, and being late for dinner with friends then you must have a problem with procrastination. Recent Studies Revealed that Depression is Not Correlated with Serotonin Levels
Recent studies revealed that an individuals serotonin level is not related to depression. Numerous researches have emerged that serotonin is being linked to depression. The Famous California 'Flintstone House' is on the market for $4.2 million
The bright orange, stone aged home is up for grabs as California's famous Flintstone house is for sale. Top 10 Takeout Foods of College Students
A new study conducted by the online food delivery service, GrubHub, found what college students mostly order. College students are not known to follow a healthy eating habit especially they view cooking as very tasking and time consuming. However you would be surprised with what GrubHub found out. Kangaroos: World's Largest Wildlife Slaughter
In 2007, the California government has exempted the bill prohibiting the sale of kangaroo products imported from Australia. As the extended exemption ends on December 31st, lobbyists and lawmakers hired by the Australian government and manufacturers are calling to extend or repeal the prohibition. Apple Releases Adblock Browser For iOS and Android
Apple has unveiled an AdBlock browser for their newest mobile operating system iOS 9 on during the tech giant's launching event that is going on today in San Francisco. Grandmothers Promote Monogamy and Long Life, Study Says
According to a new study, grandmothers are one of the major reasons why grandchildren are being monogamous mates and have long lifespans. Latest Health Craze: Staring at the Sun Can Help You Lose Weight
A new health trend in Hong Kong has women from ages 20-40 years old staring at the sun just before its sets. This women believe that it will replace their need for food and even improve the vision and sleep as reported in Coconuts Hong Kong. Danish Astronaut Controls Robot in Netherlands from ISS
Danish astronauts uses new technology from ISS to control robot on Earth. Denmark's first astronaut has made history. Currently stationed at the International Space Station (ISS), Andreas Mogensen was able to remotely control a robot in the Netherlands. State-of-the-Art 3D Imaging Brings to Life Hundreds of Shipwrecks
New 3D imaging software makes accurate renderings of Lake Huron shipwrecks. Researchers are using 3D imaging technology to explore the depths of Lake Huron. Yes, People Can Die of a Broken Heart
Broken Heart Syndrome is one of the most controversial studies that has caused a stir in the medical world. 'British Airways' Plane Erupts in Flames: 14 Injured, 172 Evacuated as Jet Burns Before Take-Off In LV Runway [VIDEO]
A British Airways plane caught fire Tuesday, forcing the evacuation of its 157 passengers, 10 crew members and three pilots, while leaving 14 people injured. Ariana Grande Set To Resume Tour Dates After Her Doctor Called Her A 'Bullet Proof B----'
The 'Problem' singer, Ariana Grande is getting ready to be back on stage for her scheduled tour dates, following the reports that the pop star was sick and even went to her doctor to consult about her health condition. Glow in the Dark Chickens: Shedding a Light Against Bird Flu
Glow in the dark chickens are currently making the headlines as it is reported that these GMO species are a step closer in combating the Bird Flu viru
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