Saturday 21 May 2016

Selena Gomez shows off her nipple piercing in tiny negligee (photos)

The actress and singer shared the photos via snapchat. See more as you continue...

A young lady who claims to have graduated with a Second Class Upper - Bachelor of Science in Computer Studies, took to the streets in Lekki Phase 1 to look for a Job. Twitter User @Jtownlad14 shared the photo and wrote, 'Just saw this girl in lekki1. If anyone can assist her it would be great.'

Hypertension means abnormally high blood pressure. Why should you care about it?

You should care because you can have high blood pressure for years without a sign or symptom, and that doesn’t stop the damage to your arteries and heart. Black people are at a higher risk of having hypertension than other race. Hypertension can cause damage to the lungs, brain, heart, and kidneys. The good news is it can be detected in under 5 minutes.

But how?

Read the press statement below..

The Lagos State Government will formally welcome President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday, May 23, 2016 on a two-day working visit to the State. It will be President Buhari's first official visit to the state since he assumed office about a year ago.

A statement issued by the State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, stated that this is the first time in about 15years that a sitting President will be visiting the State on a working visit and is a testimony to the landmark achievements in the last one year of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode as well as the good working relationship between Lagos State and the Federal Government.

American Pharoah And The Horse Sex Industrial Complex

The history of horse breeding dates back centuries and is much, much weirder than you can possibly imagine

Illustration: Tara Jacoby

American Pharoah, the first Triple Crown winner in more than 30 years, is taking to his post-racing life quite well. But, as Joe Drape of the New York Times reports, retirement doesn’t mean the champion gets to relax.
Now that he has been put out to stud, Pharoah is busy siring what many hope will be the next generation of Triple Crown contenders. While genetics isn’t everything in horse racing, Pharoah’s customers are banking on his championship pedigree to the tune of $200,000 for each of 160 mares he will cover (a horse-person word for “have horse-sex with”) this season.

Stop Overhyping Stem Cells, Say Scientists

Thanks to gushing coverage of athlete stem cell treatments, scientists say the public is becoming badly misinformed

Close-up view of stem cells, which will not make you immortal — Getty Images

Has the oversaturated coverage of experimental stem cell treatments on superstar athletes partially contributed to the undue expectations held by the public? According to Tim Caulfield, research director of the Health Law Institute at the University of Alberta and one of the authors of the new set of guidelines released by the International Society for Stem Cell Research on Thursday, the answer is yes.
The bulk of the ISSCR’s updated guidelines are devoted to the various ethical concerns, oversight, transparency, and best practices for clinical research, but the ISSCR also described the reporting on advances made to stem cell research as “frequently far from ideal.”

Chris McKinlay used big data to hack OkCupid—and became the top match for more than 30,000 women

Chris McKinlay was just like thousands of other graduate students. He spent most of his nights chiseling away at his PhD thesis—an arcane treatise on large-scale data processing with supercomputers—living on a couple hundred dollars per month, sleeping in his cramped cubicle, and scrolling listlessly through online dating sites in search of love or, at least, a worthwhile diversion.
That is, until he hacked OkCupid.
McKinlay, frustrated by months of online dating with meager results, began to think about the complex algorithms that OkCupid uses to match compatible users. “The first thing I did was gather a lot of data from OkCupid and mine all that data for patterns,” he told NOVA. But McKinlay’s passing interest in collecting OkCupid data soon evolved into an obsession. “I started using all of my supercomputing time analyzing OkCupid match question data.”

Deported For The Crime Of Checking Her Husband’s Phone

A woman in the United Arab Emirates must pay $41,000 and will be deported because she thought her husband was having an affair

Is that your husband's phone? Careful.

A woman in the United Arab Emirates must fork over tens of thousands of dollars and will soon be deported. Her heinous crime? She checked her husband’s cell phone to see if he cheated on her, according to news reports.
A criminal court in the emirate of Ajman found the unnamed woman guilty of breaching her husband’s privacy when she began to suspect that he was having an affair, Gulf News reported on Wednesday. Her lawyer told the paper she admitted to accessing her spouse’s mobile phone without his permission and uploaded photos to her own device.

$9 Million Online Pharmacy Scheme Lands Cop In Prison

A former Florida cop was behind a faux-online pharmacy that illegally put thousands of narcotic drugs on the streets

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A former Florida police officer is heading to prison for his role in an illegal online pharmacy scheme that he ran with another officer, nurses, and several pharmacists. The scheme brought in more than $9 million in revenue in about three years, officials said.
Craig Greer, 43, took part in promoting the online scheme and helped his conspirators launder the money through a brick-and-mortar pharmacy called Discount Pharmacy of Pines, according to officials. Between 2009 and 2012, Greer and his accomplices distributed hundreds of thousands of narcotic pills like hydrocodone, phentermine, Xanax, and codeine to clients across the country.
Greer was sentenced last week to 60 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Richard A. Jones, who told the former officer at sentencing that the conspiracy “pumped into our community an enormous amount of drugs…impacting people you will never see but whose lives and families you destroyed by feeding their addiction.”

It's getting hot in here.

An Indian woman walks on the parched bed of Chandola Lake.

Here’s yet another “record-breaking heat” story for your global warming scrapbook: an Indian city hit the hottest recorded temperature in that country’s history: 51 degrees Celsius, or 123.8 degrees Fahrenheit. India’s previous record, 50.6 degrees, was set in 1956.
The record was set in Phalodi, a small city in the midst of a heat wave that has already killed dozens of people across northern India, according to the BBC. Last year, a heatwave in India killed more than 2300 people.

Of course, extreme weather records driven by climate change aren’t unusual these days. Last month was the warmest April on record on Earth. January 2016 was the warmest January ever recorded. Last summer was the hottest summer on record, beating the previous record set in 2014. There were record warm temperatures in cities across America last December, with more than 5,900 daily records for highs and lows set.

Iraqi security forces used bullets and tear gas to beat back throngs of demonstrators, who stormed the area for a second time in weeks

Protesters carry a man injured during the storming of the Green Zone

A weekly protest targeting the center Iraq’s government spiraled once again into chaos on Friday with bursts of gunfire and reports of dozens injured.
Iraqi security forces used tear gas, water cannons, and live bullets to beat back throngs of demonstrators, most of them Shiite Muslims, who’d broken through barriers in the heavily-fortified Green Zone in Baghdad. For the second time in less than a month, protestors managed to enter government buildings and occupy them for several hours. The Iraqi army later declared a curfew across Baghdad, the BBC and local media reported.

The internet pioneer wants to use art to find them

An internet pioneer who first taught the world how to find friendship, love, and sex online a quarter century ago is trying to determine at what point artificial intelligence develops emotional intelligence, and he thinks he can do it with an art contest.
About 31 different robots competed for $100,000 in prizes at the first annual International Robot Art Competition. The vote was based on 2,200 votes cast on Facebook as well as judgment from six art critics who have experience working with technology. The fan and judge favorite was TAIDA from the National Taiwan University. TAIDA won first place and $30,000 for several Pointillism-style works, including a still life of fruit, landscape of the Taiwan coast, and a portrait of Albert Einstein.

9 Amazing Facts About The Vagina

8000 Nerve Endings in the Clitoris

What we commonly refer to as the vagina is actually made up of several parts. The outer area is called the vulva, made up of the inner and outer labia (“lips”), the clitoris, the clitoral hood, and the urethra. The true “vagina” is actually the interior area, which includes the cervix, uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. The clitoris is the organ exclusively reserved for a woman's pleasure during sex – as so, it contains 8,000 nerve-endings.

This sounds all well and good compared to the glans of the penis, which has only 3500. But, if you're comparing nerve-endings to the ENTIRE penis, including foreskin, that number, er, jacks up to 24,000. (Sorry, ladies - thought you had us beat.)

2 Men You Did Not Know Existed

The whole world is full of interesting people that you may not ever encounter in your daily life. These are the kind of people with unique, and special characteristics that make them stand out from the rest. Your mother might have told you it’s not polite to point and stare at someone, but sometimes you can’t just help taking a quick peek because differences can be extraordinary to witness. These 12 men certainly qualify as people you might point, and stare at all in good fun though because I bet you didn’t even know they existed.

Dr. Thomas Green investigates this weird weight loss result.

Amanda's Interview After Her 88-Pound Weight Loss With The Tolerance Suppressing Method.

A local woman has documented her incredible 88 pound weight loss with a series of photos showing just how dramatically her body, and self-confidence, have changed.
36-year-old Amanda, used an Advanced Tolerance Prevention System to radically alter her 222 pound frame.
By sticking to this advanced formula and doing “virtually zero intentional exercise,” Amanda managed to shed excess weight, all while gaining self-confidence.

“When I started taking progress pictures, I could only take one photo of myself. I hated the way I looked.”

Who: Fabrice Calmels
What: 199.73 cm centimetre(s)
Where: United States chicago
When: 25 September 2014

Who: Sultan Kosen
What: 251 centimetre(s)
Where: Turkey Ankara
When: 09 February 2011

The tallest man living is Sultan Kösen (Turkey, b.10 December 1982) who measured 251 cm (8 ft 2.8 in) in Ankara, Turkey, on 08 February 2011.
The part-time farmer was the first man over 8 ft (2.43 m) to be measured by Guinness World Records in over 20 years.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Authorities in China have slammed 'rumours' online they have been using food factories to package up human flesh for sale

China dismisses reports of feeding Africa with HUMAN FLESH

China has strenuously denied reports that it's routinely canning human flesh and selling it as food to African nations.
A top official has dismissed reports in Zambia which queried the provenance of some 'meat products' being shipped from China to the African continent.
In the media reports, an unnamed Zambian woman living in China reportedly issued warnings to Africans not to eat corned beef.
She claimed that dead human bodies were being collected and marinated before being canned and labelled as corned beef for human consumption .

Trending Egyptair MS804 Kate Middleton Dangerous dogs Queen's Speech 2016 David Cameron Weather Technology Money Travel Fashion Mums Home News World news Cannibals China denies shipping marinated human flesh in cans to be sold as FOOD in Africa

A meat stall at a market in Beijing — Chinese officials have demanded an investigation into the reports it claims are baseles

The duo were on opposing ends in the now infamous Battle Of The Bridge when things turned ugly as Chelsea and Tottenham faced off in their last game of the season. Dembele was pictured gouging Hazard's teammate, Diego Costa in the eye. The players both play for Belgium and are in camp in preparation of the upcoming European Championships. They put their club differences behind them and were seen all smiles as Hazard planted a smacker on Dembele

Ekemini, the 13 year old girl pregnant girl who was rescued by Danish aid worker, Anja Ringgren Loven and her husband David Emmannuel Umem, has given birth to her baby, a boy, through Caesarean operation. Anja announced this on her facebook wall. She wrote

"This morning at 10 Ekemini gave birth ( caesarean operation ) to a healty young little boy . Ekemini is the girl, only 13 years old who David and our team rescued a few weeks ago and brought to safety to our orphanage ❤️ So please say Hello to the new member of our big family at DINNødhjælp/ACAEDF Childrens Home.

An Igando Customary Court in Lagos on Thursday dissolved an 11 -year-old marriage between Mr Azeez Ige and his wife, Bola, over alleged sex starvation.
The court’s president, Mr Adegboyega Omilola, in his judgment, said the court was convinced that the estranged couple was tired of the union, as all efforts to reconcile them had failed.

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These celebrities understand how to look trimmer and gorgeous with diet programs

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Boris Johnson won 1,000 pounds in a contest to lyrically insult Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The former mayor of London, Boris Johnson, just won 1,000 pounds, thanks to an extremely rude poem he wrote about Turkey’s notoriously thin-skinned president Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The winning work describes the Turkish leader having sex with a goat.
But the story behind it is a multi-country saga involving freedom of speech, the Syrian refugee crisis, and another lewd poem. But it begins with a president’s inability to laugh off a little online teasing.
Last month, President Erdogan attempted to have a German comedian named Jan Böhmermann prosecuted for his recitation of a rude poem about Erdogan on his television show. Erdogan cited an obscure German law that prohibits Germans from insulting foreign heads of state.

The CDC released some startling numbers today, and announced a change in the way cases will be counted

157 pregnant women in the United States are infected with Zika, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced today in an emailed press release. There are also another 122 pregnant women with Zika in U.S. territories, bringing the total to 279.
It’s not quite clear if that’s an absolute increase in infections, however—the CDC announced that it was broadening the criteria for reporting cases of Zika. In the past, Zika cases were reported only if the lab results came back as positive, and if there were observable symptoms or pregnancy complications. Now, in light of several recent reports, the CDC will count women as Zika cases if they have “laboratory evidence of a recent Zika infection,” even if they don’t have symptoms.

A fully artificial human genome may soon be possible, but the author of "The Sports Gene" raises doubts about its athletic application

A recent meeting at Harvard Medical School raised the possibility of creating an entirely synthetic human genome within 10 years. Of course, that’s already inspiring some to ruminate on the possibility of a perfect athlete—even more physically ideal than LeBron James, Mike Trout, Usain Bolt, or Tom Brady.
“And if a human can be built entirely from scratch, making that human perfect at something, such as sports, seems like a logical step in the futuristic direction,” SportTechie’s Josh Shanes wrote. “All of this is to say that the artificial generation of a perfect athlete doesn’t seem nearly as far-fetched as it once did.”
Put aside the ethical questions—and there are many—and realize this: just because the technology exists to create a fully customized genome, doesn’t mean anyone truly knows how it all works.

Reasons You Should Get A Dog

Aly DelaCouer, a dog trainer and founder of the new website WhyDoesMyDog.com, is proving that there is actually extensive scientific proof that it truly is a good idea to get a dog. Here are just a few of the SCIENTIFIC reasons to get a dog:

Healing Powers

Dogs boost your immune system and will help you recover from illness twice as quickly as you would on your own.

A recent survey by Dogs Trust found that you are 85% more approachable with a dog by your side and 60% of people find dog owners more attractive. Perhaps update your profile picture to include one with your pup!

Below Are 9 Scientific Reasons to Get a Dog and The Research to Back Them Up:

Illustration: Vocativ

Soon, our ocean floors will likely be occupied with hibernating U.S. military drones, just waiting to be roused from their slumber—emerging from the water to fly off on a mission as soon as a drone pilot, thousands of miles away, triggers them.
In 2013, DARPA announced its Upward Falling Payload (UFP) program, a concept for a network of drone-containing capsules deposited on the ocean floor. These drones-in-waiting would allow the United States to maintain a strategic and stealth (and relatively cheap) presence at military hotspots around the world where the U.S. Navy can’t continuously monitor.

Even saving lives doesn’t exempt women from the drudgery of workplace sexual harassment: 30 percent of high-achieving female physicians say they have experienced sexual harassment at work, according to a study published today in JAMA.

Slow-motion porn can look like something totally different than human beings having sex. Individual ripples of flesh look like rolling waves. Fluids fly through the air along gravity-defying trajectories. Ordinary sexual acts look like the zoomed-in, high-def scenes from a nature documentary.

Bernie Sanders clinched a convincing victory over Hillary Clinton in Tuesday’s Oregon primary and landed a very close second in Kentucky. But, despite Sanders’ strong showing, he trails Clinton by a nearly insurmountable delegate margin. As the Vermont senator’s path to the nomination disappears, his most fervent supporters are moving from enthusiasm to anger.

Beach houses in Croatia cost a fraction of what similar ones go for in Italy and Spain

Dubrovnik on Croatia's Adriatic coast.

Sabine Lubenow / Getty Images

Luxury real estate in Croatia doesn’t have the caché of its more famous Mediterranean neighbors. But this Balkan nation of 2.4 million boasts more than 1,200 miles of beautiful coastline on the Adriatic Sea and impressive beachfront villas, often selling for far less than ones sold in Greece, Spain and Italy.
“It’s much cheaper and the coast is more beautiful than Italy or Spain,” says Michael Grimm, a real estate agent based in Croatia and a former partner at Engel and Volkers. “You can get a house on the beach or a sea view for $2,000 per square meter. In Italy it’s more like $10,000.”
Croatia has more than 1,000 islands, second in Europe only to Greece, and stunning natural beauty that should make it a more popular luxury second-home destination.
While residential property prices in Croatia have remained flat overall since the global recession, home prices in many of the most expensive and desirable coastal towns along the Adriatic Sea have been increasing.

New Therapy Would Treat Migraines With Light

Blue and white light made people feel much worse—but green light might make things better

By Alexandra Ossola

Illustration: Tara Jacoby

Sufferers say the pain of a migraine is like an explosion, like being bludgeoned in the head by bricks. And light and sound can make migraines worse, which often means that sufferers have to isolate themselves in dark, quiet spaces. Now researchers have discovered that green light might make migraine sufferers less sensitive to white light, and could even reduce their pain by 20 percent, according to a study published yesterday in the journal Brain.

The X-2 takes off from Nagoya Airport on its maiden flight.

TOKYO -- Japan's first homegrown stealth fighter embodies the country's desire to raise its status in international collaboration on defense technology development.
An X-2 demonstrator built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries took its roughly 25-minute maiden flight Friday morning from Aichi Prefecture to Gifu Prefecture, going through basic maneuvers that included ascending and descending. The jet clocked in at about 400kph. Japan became the fourth country to fly a manned stealth aircraft, after the U.S., Russia and China.

Philippines recorded fastest growth in Asia in Q1

Workers transport crates containing bananas on a wooden cart at a food market in the mountain resort of Baguio city in northern Philippines.

DAVAO, Philippines -- The Philippines has outpaced China to become Asia's fastest growing economy, as election spending helped push gross domestic product in the first quarter to a better-than-expected 6.9% expansion.

You may have heard of Johnny Dronehunter and his legion of privacy-defending patriots who use shotguns to clear the skies of meddling drones, but when the United States federal government casts off drones, they would rather use non-lethal jammer guns.

Pretty much everyone lies and cheats sometimes—but pretty much identifies themselves as a liar or a cheater. We consider our indiscretions the exception, not the rule, and desist from calling ourselves crooks even if that’s exactly what we are.

Now, a new study in PNAS attempts to explain this nearly universal delusion with what researchers are calling “unethical amnesia”—the theory that we remember our good deeds better than our ethical lapses, allowing us to continue acting unethically without much remorse.

Most people don’t love bugs, but the military does—bug-like drones, that is. In recent years, tiny bots have gotten a lot of attention as tools that could navigate tight spaces (including indoors), survey damage during a disaster, or provide undetectable surveillance.

Syrian doctors can't get licenses to practice in Turkey, leaving millions of new refugees fighting to find care

Hundreds of Syrians line up every evening at 5:30pm on a sidewalk in Istanbul’s Fatih district, spilling onto the street and causing a traffic jam. Most are mothers toting children, hoping to see a doctor at one of the city’s only clinics that offers them medical care. Every evening since last November, Bezmialem Foundation University Fatih clinic transforms into a facility for Syrians, where seven Syrian doctors and a handful of nurses treat more than 300 patients a day.

Social media titan Babalola Osogbiye dug out the dead bones in an interview with wife of the latest Marriage counselor “Charly Boy”. An enlightening interview that reveals the ups and the downs of the marriage life of the couple and how they have been able to pull through 38 years without being a subject of media. Words are not enough to give details of the interview, read more after the cut...

13 Tips To Make A Good Relationship Great

Do a Google search on how to get your best body and you’ll be inundated with pages of training tips. For those who want to take that same, proactive approach to creating your best relationship, I have your "exercise regimen" below.
1. Do the things you did the first year you were dating.

As the months and years roll on, we tend to slink into our proverbial sweatpants and get lazy in our relationship. We lose our patience, gentleness, thoughtfulness, understanding and the general effort we once made toward our mate. Think back to the first year of your relationship and write down all the things you used to do for your partner. Now start doing them again.
2. Ask for what you want.

Pres. Buhari is pictured shaking the Afghanistan President, Ashraf Ghani, at the Anti-corruption summit in London. UK Prime Minister, David Cameron two days ago described Nigeria and Afghanistan as the most fantastically corrupt countries in the world...

The star and his billionaire dad , Deji Adeleke stepped out in Agbada for his sister's wedding today.
Davido wrote
THE KING AND THE HEIR !!! SO MUCH MONEY IN THIS PIC ITS NOT EVEN FUNNY ... LOVE YOU DAD!! GREAT MAN!! MY HERO!

She's Beautiful!

How to Prevent Unhealthy Snacking from Destroying Your Diet

One of the hardest things in life is sticking to a healthy diet. Experts recommend you plan your meals in advance, so you aren’t tempted when faced with less-than-healthy alternatives. But, let’s face it—planning every meal can be really hard. And, for a lot of us, snacking is our downfall.
The average American eats almost 25 percent of their daily calories from snacking alone, and snacking is the leading cause of childhood obesity.

103-year-old Groom Marries His 99-year-old Bride After 80 Years Together (Photos)

This Paraguayan couple met each other, fell in love and moved in together in 1933, six years before the outbreak of World War Two and now eighty years later, they decided to cement their relationship, by getting married.
Jose Manuel Riella, 103, finally vowed to give himself to Martina Lopez, his 99-year-old bride,during a ceremony attended by dozens of their family members, their eight children, 50 grandchildren , 35 great-grandchildren and 20 great-great-grandchildren.

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As guests wiped away the tears, Mr Riella, who wore a smart dark suit and a light blue shirt, sat in his
wheelchair and smiled at his wife, who wore a long white wedding dress.

6 Ways to Inspire Independence in Your Child

By Matthew Arrington
When the time comes for your children to go out on their own, will they be ready? Not always. A joint study by PayScale and Millennial Branding found that 28 percent of Millennials are still living with their parents because they can’t find work.
Sure, the job market may be tight, but there’s likely a deeper reason: These young adults aren’t equipped with an independent mindset. From the day children are born, it’s a parent’s job to give them the necessary tools to leave the nest.

5 simple ways to get rid of body odor

Are you among those who feel self-conscious about their bodily scent and are looking for ways on how to get rid of body odor? You may use fancy terms for your sweat and may refer to yourself as “glowing” after a workout, however, the simple truth of the matter is that when you perspire, you also stink.
There are people who smell bad only after perspiration but there are some people who may just have an unpleasant body odor in spite of their best efforts. It is interesting to note that both men and women seem to suffer from this problem and it is equally embarrassing for both genders.

A lot of people may think that they have to live with this problem and there is no solution to how to get rid of body odor. This notion, however, couldn’t be further from the truth. There are a lot of simple tricks that can help you remain fresh and smell good, even in the unlikeliest of situations.
If you are wondering about how to get rid of body odor, read on. Practice these simple steps and you can once again get all those beautiful tank tops and sleeveless blouses out of your closet without having to worry either about the stench or the stains.

Hottest Men's Fashion Boots for 2016

Searching for the perfect pair of boots for 2016? Thankfully, men's boot designs keep getting more and more exciting as the years progress. We've taken the liberty to gather the hottest on the market today.

Ferro Aldo Gray Men's Lace Up Military Combat Ankle Boot

Tommy Hilfiger Santiago Boot

Top 10 Countries You Can Travel To Without Visa

It is always exciting to travel to new places. It has always been my dream to travel to every corner of the world, meet new people and experience great cultures. I want to see the sun rise and set in different places, i want to travel and see people with different backgrounds, people i never knew existed. I want to make friends from different places, share experiences and learn new things.
But my biggest challenge has always been to obtain Visa to travel the world. So i have settled to starting with those countries and places i could travel to without Visa.
If you are like me, then here are top 10 countries you can travel to without Visa.

1. Thailand, Southeast Asia

Top 10 Countries You Can Travel To Without Visa

Famous for the infamous reasons, Thailand is more than what you thought it was.

Top 10 Most Beautiful College Campuses in Canada

What are the most beautiful college campuses in Canada? From the gorgeous mountain backdrops to breathtaking green landscapes, Canada is home to some of the most beautiful campuses in the world.

Most students studying in Canada at these institutions get to experience all the four seasons, historic buildings and all of the country’s natural beauty.
We’ve rounded up the “Top 10 Most Beautiful College Campuses in Canada”. Which ones did we miss? Let us know in the comments below:

Saturday 21 May 2016

Chris McKinlay used big data to hack OkCupid—and became the top match for more than 30,000 women

It's getting hot in here.

Iraqi security forces used bullets and tear gas to beat back throngs of demonstrators, who stormed the area for a second time in weeks

The internet pioneer wants to use art to find them

Friday 20 May 2016

8000 Nerve Endings in the Clitoris

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Authorities in China have slammed 'rumours' online they have been using food factories to package up human flesh for sale

Boris Johnson won 1,000 pounds in a contest to lyrically insult Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The CDC released some startling numbers today, and announced a change in the way cases will be counted

A fully artificial human genome may soon be possible, but the author of "The Sports Gene" raises doubts about its athletic application

Thursday 19 May 2016

Beach houses in Croatia cost a fraction of what similar ones go for in Italy and Spain

Syrian doctors can't get licenses to practice in Turkey, leaving millions of new refugees fighting to find care

Wednesday 18 May 2016

1. Thailand, Southeast Asia

University Of British Columbia, Vancouver

Mount Royal University, Calgary

University Of Toronto

University Of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon

Western University, London, Ont.

University of Manitoba, Winnipeg

University of King’s College, Halifax

OCAD University, Toronto

University Of New Brunswick, Saint John, N.B.

Emily Carr University of Art + Design, Vancouver