Dogs became man’s best friends 14,000 years ago
Washington, July 24: The friendship between humans and dogs might date as far back as 14,000 years, as scientists have discovered a jaw fragment in a Swiss cave, which is believed to have come from th
LEGO Taj Mahal sales skyrocket, thanks to Becks
Washington, July 23: British footballer David Beckham’s confession of his passion for LEGO and that he was building a replica of the Taj Mahal has sent sales of the toy soaring up by 633 percent in ju
Now, rent a friend for £6.50 an hour
London, July 19: Feeling lonely? Well, now you can hire a friend for just 6.50 pounds an hour, thanks to a US based site launched by an internet entrepreneur.
Scott Rosenbaum, 30, has a database of
73-year-old Indian woman runs Malaysian race
Kuala Lumpur, July 19: A 73-year-old Malaysian-Indian woman has become the oldest participant in an annual running competition in Malaysia.
Sinnaponnu Seenivasan from Kepong was in the limelight afte
'Wind of Change': karaoke at Berlin Wall park
BERLIN, July 17, 2010: Just over 20 years ago, this part of Berlin echoed to the wail of alarm sirens and the howls of attack dogs guarding the Wall that split the German capital, the uneasy front lin
Get ready to dig into a foot-long cheeseburger!
Washington, July 17: A US fast food chain is testing what could be burger lovers’ wildest fantasy— a foot-long cheeseburger.
With three meat patties and three slices of cheese, the cheeseburger sold
Briton beats cancer, dies an hour later in accident
London, July 16: A Briton was ecstatic when she was told that she had beaten cancer. An hour later she died in a freak accident while driving home to her husband of 44 years.
Jean Allen, 66, had beat
Russian village opens square for quarreling lovers
Moscow, July 16: A square for quarreling lovers with a bench and a stork nest was opened in the village of Kresttsy between Moscow and St. Petersburg.
The square is equipped with a bench that is slop
Octopus oracle brethren on menu at Russia summit
YEKATERINBURG, Russia, July 15, 2010: Russia and Germany's leaders ate a "brother in arms" of soothsaying World Cup octopus Paul at a pre-summit dinner, President Dmitry Medvedev said Thursday.
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