20121122
Unusual News Story - Giancarlo Villaverde
Two weeks ago a little monkey appeared in the campus of University of Harvard. Apparently, the animal escaped from the zoo when the guards left the mokey cage open, during the incident some students in the university tried to feed him. The strange thing is that this monkey caused no problems, At least no for the students, the animal was friendly and a source of entertainment. The team rescue of the zoo came to the university after one hour, Then he was removed from there after several hours of work, so was not easy to catch him. But some zoo employees were laid off from work, very sad, because, would have been more dangerous if they escaped more animals. Many students claimed that the monkey, should revisit someday the university, that was an accident, not a way to entertain students!
20121121
Unusual news
Interesting Vehicle
This smart car became an eyesore than 17 feet long, resembles a beverage can was cut in half and extends to almost three times its normal length.
many staff feel that the car is a very clumsy vehicle.
This vehicle was created by the Uk Carbonite now has created many interesting vehicles.
but the most interesting is this car is and come across many people,This rare car was created for
2 years ago is a very smart and cute . Also,Carbonyte is also looking to take the Smaaart into the funeral industry by using the latest electric technology to produce an individual yet environmentally-friendly hearse.
The prototype Smaaart has been designed as a promotional vehicle, featuring a 20:1 scale fibreglass replica soft drinks can, complete with ring-pull, which serves as van-like storage space for promotional items. The Smaaart can be liveried to any client's design choice and hired on a daily basis or bespoke vehicles can be manufactured for individual clients to lease or purchase outright at a projected cost of around $25,000, with almost any theme in the centre and world's only stretch Smart car......
UNUSUAL NEWS STORY - JHON ROCCA
Leonardo Damian is a seven year old boy from Piura. there´s nothing truly spectacular about him. He´s been having terrible sinus problems for some times now. He has problems breathing, especially trying to sleep at night. His parent have taken him to variaty of doctors that all just prescribe him antibiotics that never seem to work at all. Well, until the end at July when they took him to a new doctor who found a small Playgo piece up his nose.
Leonardo´s parents took him to the new doctor he asked if he ever put anything up his nose. The young boy answered some spaghetti, but the wasn´t what the doctor found. The doctor found a small Playgo piece covered in fungus.
Leonardo´s parents took him to the new doctor he asked if he ever put anything up his nose. The young boy answered some spaghetti, but the wasn´t what the doctor found. The doctor found a small Playgo piece covered in fungus.
unusual news story-nathalie gonzales
For a study recently published in the Journal of Neurophysiology, researchers scanned the brains of people who had recently broken up . They found the areas of the brain that were activated were the same as in those who are withdrawing from cocaine.
The study used MRIs to record the brain activity of 15 university-aged women and men who had broken up by their long-term partners and who described themselves as still being "absolutely and very intensely in love."
The participants' brains were scanned as they looked at images of their lost loves. Then each was shown a "neutral" image of a casual acquaintance for comparison purposes.
Researchers found that looking at photos of former partners stimulated several key areas of participants' brains much more than viewing pictures of "neutral" people. (A similar effect can be observed when images of crack cocaine are shown to crack cocaine addicts.
Study author and clinical professor of neuroscience at Albert Einstein College of Medicine Dr. Lucy Brown says romantic love can offer the same high as cocaine, and create similar feeling of withdrawal when the reward is withdrawn. But she notes that while romantic love and cocaine can be addictive, it's natural to get addicted to love.
She also notes that while breaking an addiction to a romantic love is hard, it can be done.
"You have to let the unconscious processes in your brain help you to heal. Time will change things," she said.
"And we can take a lesson from people who are recovering from cocaine addition and go to support groups: talk to people who are supportive, people who are sympathetic and understand. Talk about it. Think about what was good about the relationship and what was bad about it. And know that nature has given you these symptoms the next time."
The study used MRIs to record the brain activity of 15 university-aged women and men who had broken up by their long-term partners and who described themselves as still being "absolutely and very intensely in love."
The participants' brains were scanned as they looked at images of their lost loves. Then each was shown a "neutral" image of a casual acquaintance for comparison purposes.
Researchers found that looking at photos of former partners stimulated several key areas of participants' brains much more than viewing pictures of "neutral" people. (A similar effect can be observed when images of crack cocaine are shown to crack cocaine addicts.
Study author and clinical professor of neuroscience at Albert Einstein College of Medicine Dr. Lucy Brown says romantic love can offer the same high as cocaine, and create similar feeling of withdrawal when the reward is withdrawn. But she notes that while romantic love and cocaine can be addictive, it's natural to get addicted to love.
She also notes that while breaking an addiction to a romantic love is hard, it can be done.
"You have to let the unconscious processes in your brain help you to heal. Time will change things," she said.
"And we can take a lesson from people who are recovering from cocaine addition and go to support groups: talk to people who are supportive, people who are sympathetic and understand. Talk about it. Think about what was good about the relationship and what was bad about it. And know that nature has given you these symptoms the next time."
UNUSUAL NEWS STORY_PILARES ZEVALLOS CARLOS
One time when I was at a party, suddenly the police came, then began to speak to the organizer and he said they had to give money to withdraw but as the amount was too then closed the party and took the under- old and I was with these boys because I lost my DNI at the party
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From: luchiana2704@hotmail.com
To: aariosvel.interm1@blogger.com; luchiana2704@hotmail.com
Subject: unusual news story
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2012 17:56:07 +0100
Luciana Cobeña Lucero
A lovely pet :
Juanito is 8 years old. He has a monkey as a pet. He doesn't have sibligs, so he and his pet are close friends.
One morning, Juanito looked for his school uniform into his closet,but there wasn't. Asked his mother, but no answer. Mother's house assistant said that she had hung it on carefully into the closet. No more people were at home. What happened with it? Maybe a soul has taken the uniform?. Suddenly, the nice pet came and embraced Juanito. The smart mother suspected something was happening with the uniform and the pet. She went to the monkey's house and found the uniform. Obviously the monkey didn't want Juanito goes to school.
unusual news story
A lovely pet :
Juanito is 8 years old. He has a monkey as a pet. He doesn't have sibligs, so he and his pet are close friends.
One morning, Juanito looked for his school uniform into his closet,but there wasn't. Asked his mother, but no answer. Mother's house assistant said that she had hung it on carefully into the closet. No more people were at home. What happened with it? Maybe a soul has taken the uniform?. Suddenly, the nice pet came and embraced Juanito. The smart mother suspected something was happening with the uniform and the pet. She went to the monkey's house and found the uniform. Obviously the monkey didn't want Juanito goes to school.
Unusual News Story - Renzo Buendia
He hid his money in the oven and turned to ashes
That is about an Australian, who live in Sidney. He after selling his car in 15 thousand dollars. He decided to hide his money in the oven. His wife doesn't know the secret and cook in the oven for their childs, of course the money was cooked too. That money was all I had, said the sad man, the man look for help in banks. But he doesn't have answers.
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Renzo
Renzo
Unusual News Story - Marcelo Aquino
One week ago, something strange happens. Everyday all the students in UNCP university cross the street using the bridge, so that´s normal, but last week one strange stay in the bridge all the day and nobody can´t walk to the other side because this crazy man built a small house on the bridge. Two hours after the police had to go to the bridge and fight with the strange, this man explain why he did that, he said: "this is my way to protest to the government". And the police stopped this guy when he started to take a bath on the bridge. A lot of reporters went to this place because that was the new of the weekend, everybody spoke about that, and yesterday the crazy man was interview on an important channel, now is really famous.
20121120
ANUSUAL MEWS STORY - Karen Chileno Ramos - IO1
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South Africa: Giving away a cell phone to people who kill 60 rats
Alexandra area is located in the city of Johannesburg, South Africa, and has a serious problem: the invasion of thousands of rats.
According to British newspaper The Guardian, the situation is so chaotic that some children have been attacked by rodents. Therefore, a local charity called Lifeline has devised a plan to end this scourge: deliver phones showing people killing 60 rats. Then, if given the telephone equipment, proceeds to go to the site and perform a thorough fumigation. However, the high demand for performing this "task" has brought some drawbacks. For example, a group of activities for animal rights have denounced the mass killings of rodents due to their excessive cruelty.
ANUSUAL MEWS STORY - KAREN CHILENO RAMOS - IO1
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South Africa: Giving away a cell phone to people who kill 60 rats
Alexandra area is located in the city of Johannesburg, South Africa, and has a serious problem: the invasion of thousands of rats.
According to British newspaper The Guardian, the situation is so chaotic that some children have been attacked by rodents. Therefore, a local charity called Lifeline has devised a plan to end this scourge: deliver phones showing people killing 60 rats. Then, if given the telephone equipment, proceeds to go to the site and perform a thorough fumigation. However, the high demand for performing this "task" has brought some drawbacks. For example, a group of activities for animal rights have denounced the mass killings of rodents due to their excessive cruelty.
katherin OM
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