A passenger on a recent Air Canada flight was stunned after witnessing a baggage handler carelessly tossing luggage from a stairway into a bin several feet below. Dwayne Stewart, a passenger on flight AC137 from Toronto to Vancouver, was shocked when he saw an Air Canada employee throwing several pieces of luggage into a cargo bin about a dozen feet …
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Peaches Geldof’s funeral in same church as mother’s
The funeral for the daughter of musician Bob Geldof and late TV personality Paula Yates will be held at the St. Mary Magdalene and St. Lawrence Church in Davington, reported the New York Daily News. It is the same church at which the funeral for Yates, who died of a heroin overdose, was held in 2000.
Read More »Shark fossil reveals new insights into jaw evolution, Study
Scientists have figured out that modern sharks are sleeker than what their ancestors were 325 million years ago. They studied an extremely well preserved fossil of a shark discovered by professors Royal Mapes and Gene Mapes. The fossil was later given to the American Museum of Natural History by Ohio University. After having a closer look at the fossil, the …
Read More »Powerful earthquake strikes Mexico City
A 7.0-magnitude earthquake shaked southern Mexico at 9:27 local time (1427 GMT) Friday, Mexican National Seismologic Service announced. The epicenter is located 31 km northwest of Tecpan in the southern state of Guerrero, some 300 kilometers south of the capital Mexico City.
Read More »An Easier Way to Delay Cutting the Cord, Study Show
Changing where a newborn baby is held before its umbilical cord is clamped could lead to improved uptake in hospitals of delayed cord clamping, according to latest research. Delaying clamping until around two minutes after birth allows for blood to pass from the placenta to the baby, and has previously been shown to reduce the risk of iron deficiency in …
Read More »Canada : BlackBerry announces mobile app award for national science fair
The Waterloo Ontario-based cell phone manufacturer and mobile service provider, announced today that the company had launched a mobile app award for young entrepreneurs showing their scientific and technical expertise at the Canada-Wide Science Fair 2014, the largest and most established science-based competition for students in Canada.
Read More »New Vaccine offers hope to melanoma patients
Australian researchers say an experimental vaccine is extending the lives of patients with advanced melanoma and could be a useful new treatment for the disease, which kills about 1500 Australians a year. Researchers from the University of Adelaide said a small study of a vaccine to treat advanced melanoma in 54 people over the last decade showed 15 per cent …
Read More »Jim Kelly staying in NYC during Easter
The family of Buffalo Bills Hall of Famer Jim Kelly said that he will not make it back to western New York for the Easter holiday. Jill Kelly tweeted Thursday, “It looks like the family will be celebrating in New York City.” Jim is there undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.
Read More »Low blood-sugar levels make for grousing spouses, study finds
Lower levels of blood sugar may make married people angrier at their spouses and even more likely to lash out aggressively, new research reveals. In a 21-day study, researchers found that levels of blood glucose in married people, measured each night, predicted how angry they would be with their spouse that evening.
Read More »50th Anniversary of the Ford Mustang (Video)
It’s not unusual to see a lot of Mustangs on the roads in our area, but this weekend if you are anywhere near the Kannapolis-Concord-Charlotte area, you’re probably going to feel like you’re in the middle of biggest herd of Mustangs ever assembled. Thousands of Mustang lovers and their cars from all over the US and beyond are in town …
Read More »Casual Marijuana Use May Damage your Brain, Study
Smoking marijuana, even casually, can cause damage to critical parts of the brain, according to a new study published in the Journal of Neuroscience.
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