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Monumental Shift

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DSM-5: What’s In, What’s Out

Here it is, Cellulitis in a nutshell

Drugs with bite: The healing powers of venoms

Report says new evidence could tip the balance in aspirin cancer prevention care

One fourth of young Lankans prone to diabetes: Survey

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Pepsi ditches Indian cricket for football!

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• ▼ 2012 (82)
  • ▼ May (25)
    • Samhara: An interweaving of the Nrityagram Dance Ensemble and the Chitrasena Dance Company
    • Author and legendary conservationist Lawrence Anthony died March 7. His family tells of a solemn procession on March 10 that defies human explanation
    • Beyond the recording and delivery of Bed Time Stories
    • Sri Lankan activists oppose plan to train boys as monks
    • Pepsi ditches Indian cricket for football!
    • Our role is not to condemn but to reach out
    • What’s That Face? Emoticon Meanings
    • DSM-5: What's In, What's Out
    • What Money Can’t Buy
    • Interpreting Shari’a
    • ExxonMobil’s Dirty Secrets, from Indonesia to Nigeria to Washington: Steve Coll on “Private Empire”
    • Globalisation according to Dr. Gunadasa Amarasekera
    • "A Political Implosion": Anti-Austerity Parties Win Historic French and Greek Elections
    • The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) as a System of Agricultural Innovation
    • Here it is, Cellulitis in a nutshell
    • Do You Know What are You Eating?
    • The Apocalypse on Skype
    • The Illustrious Nobel Peace Laureate
    • Raising Alexandria
    • Monumental Shift
    • Drugs with bite: The healing powers of venoms
    • Bionic Eye Expected To Let The Blind See By 2014
    • Highly religious people are less motivated by compassion than are non-believers
    • The human cost of economic policy
    • Indian drug giant Cipla slashes cancer drug prices
  • ► April (9)
    • Way Beyond Greenwashing: Have Corporations Captured “Big Conservation”?
    • Earthquake Advise
    • The Storytellers of Empire
    • Lost Ground
    • The Afghan Disaster
    • China’s Economy
    • The Measure of Genius: Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel at 500
    • Pete Seeger: Where Have All the Protest Songs Gone?
    • Report says new evidence could tip the balance in aspirin cancer prevention care
  • ► March (5)
    • Skywatching Treat: Venus and Jupiter Dance Together This Week
    • Does Death Exist?
    • CKDu and Arsenic Hypocrisy: Response
    • One man's gift to all Indian women
    • Scientists shocked to find antibiotics alleviate symptoms of schizophrenia
  • ► February (18)
    • Start at the cradle, get back to fresh milk
    • We are a nation of boozers!
    • One fourth of young Lankans prone to diabetes: Survey
    • Kollupitiya
    • There was someone who needed it...' 60 lives, 30 kidneys, all linked in longest donor chain
    • Mystery disease kills thousands in Central America
    • The Urban Agriculture of Havana
    • Mao Zedong: Chinese, Communist, Poet
    • 2011: An Arab Springtime?
    • Has the U.S. lost its will to compete in the global economy?
    • The brain in love
    • A bride burnt every hour: the horror of dowry deaths
    • Rich London, poor London – a tale of two cities
    • See Like a Child, Paint Like Picasso
    • Vast methane 'plumes' seen in Arctic ocean as sea ice retreats
    • The Foldable Car: Coming to a Parking Spot Near You
    • Is Reality Real?
    • From food security to food justice
  • ► January (25)
    • Fight Alzheimers disease with Coconut Oil
    • The Cracked Pot
    • Excellent Visual explanation of Diabetes
    • The World War on Democracy
    • Anatomy of an Epidemic: Psychiatric Drugs and the Rise of Mental Illness in America
    • The Cell Phone Trap: The Health Hazards
    • Click on the Disease & U will get a Video Explanation.....
    • 4700 ft high Glass Sky Walk in Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie Hunan, China
    • The songs of each hit movie play on..
    • THE FLUSH TOILET IS THE GREATEST INVENTION
    • FIFTY YEARS ON: 1962
    • Robert Reich: The Decline of the Public Good
    • Fred Pearce: Can “Climate-Smart” Agriculture Help Both Africa and the Planet?
    • Behind The Rise of the Great Powers
    • The Iron Lady
    • Woody Guthrie at 100
    • War on Iran: It’s Not A Matter of “If”
    • Celebrations start early for Ali's 70th
    • The reason for Sri Lanka's 43 all out goes beyond cricket
    • Aseem Chhabra: The 10 Best Films of 2011
    • What Equality?
    • The 10 Best Albums of 2011
    • The Sunni-Shia Wars
    • Vitality of Breast Feeding on Rural Economy in the Tao of a Healthy Nation
    • The Significance Of indian Art
• ► 2011 (568)
  • ► December (28)
    • Chemical warfare agents in pesticides used in Sri Lanka?
    • IRAQ: They came, they saw, then hell
    • Shipping containers: could they tackle the housing crisis for a growing population?
    • Evolution of hybrid rice varieties
    • Preventing chronic ulcers
    • The 13 Best Political Films of 2011
    • Politics sans policies and principles
    • Euro crisis and the global economy
    • Did FDR provoke Pearl Harbour?
    • Iran war: Act before it threatens all of us
    • GUIDE TO SOUTHERN EXPRESSWAY
    • The unselfish gene
    • ‘Bendy bicycle’ that can be wrapped round lamp-posts wins design prize
    • ALL YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT A FART BUT WAS AFRAID TO ASK
    • The Truth About Urine
    • What Really Causes Autism?
    • "Making Men Happy"
    • Probing the link between slaughterhouses and violent crime
    • Planting by the Moon
    • 23 Ingenious Uses for White Vinegar
    • A Mad Scientist's 50 Tools for Sustainable Communities
    • Watch: Eaglets hatching, eagles protecting nest
    • China's fastest supercomputer Tianhe-1 creates new speed record
    • The shadow world: corruption in the arms trade
    • Why America’s 99 per cent have rebelled
    • Kepler 22-b: Earth-like planet confirmed
    • Jesus would be with St Paul's protesters this Christmas, says Archbishop of Canterbury
    • Piano Black Keys--" Amazing Grace"
  • ► November (40)
    • Citizen Consumer
    • IMF warns that China’s financial system is “vulnerable”
    • Climate change and the need for ecosocialism
    • AMAZING PICTURES OF SRI LANKA!
    • The Arab Winter
    • Huge Stakes in Syria
    • Fantastic 360 degree moving views of some wonderful sites in Sri Lanka
    • Sri Lanka’s first Braille newspaper ‘Wijeya Braille’ launched
    • Study: Exposure to common air fresheners can cause allergies, asthma
    • Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar
    • 5 Infant Dinosaurs Discovered Crowded in Nest
    • Southern expressway
    • A Sister's Eulogy To Steve Jobs
    • A Kindness Gene? Researchers Say Caring, Trustworthiness May Be In Our DNA
    • Meek chambers join public anger over bill
    • Jaundice: A case of excess bilirubin
    • Anatomy of an allergy
    • Squint: Spot it, set it right
    • Arsenic under microscope
    • Importance of psychosocial interventions in post conflict Sri Lanka
    • Giant asteroid passes near Earth
    • Why the Oscars are a con
    • Study links Parkinson's disease to industrial solvent
    • India's Kingfisher Airlines considers rescue package
    • Mahler’s Ninth with the Berlin Philharmonic
    • Europe’s Crash Landing
    • Exciting and engaging: Richard Dawkins’ The Magic of Reality: How We Know What’s Really True
    • Joe Frazier
    • Bunker Roy: Learning from a barefoot movement
    • Writing on Wall St. for capitalism
    • Food or Poison?
    • Subsidizing Addiction?
    • Future of Farming in Sri Lanka
    • World’s largest solar powered vessel arrives in H’tota today
    • World’s longest dragonfly migration via Sri Lanka?
    • IBS: When things go wrong in the gut
    • Nutrition Security: In the discourse of Rural Development and Public Health
    • America's UNESCO fiasco
    • FOOD FOR THOUGHT
    • ALL SAND - castles, figures & other fascinating creations
  • ► October (60)
    • Yes you read it right, a whole amazing island built right on a beautiful yacht
    • Open Source Hardware: A Design For Life
    • Are we being naïve about nivea?
    • Freedom to create, censorship and the future of Sri Lankan cinema: an anecdote
    • Titus Thotawatte: The Final Cut
    • Reflections on Issues of Language in Sri Lanka: Power, Exclusion and Inclusion
    • World’s first drug ‘that could stop cataract blindness’
    • ‘Why is cleverness frowned upon?’ – Great Article on the Dumbing Down of Children
    • Mind Control Theories and Techniques used by Mass Media
    • No TV for Children Under 2, Doctors’ Group Urges
    • Natural Approaches for the Prevention of Oral Cancer and Periodontal Disease
    • Corporate Sponsors Control Mammography Industry Warns Cancer Prevention Coalition
    • Tokai University Car Victorious in World Solar Challenge
    • A History of Government Management of UFO Perceptions through Film and Television
    • Girls' Behavior Problems Linked to Prenatal Bisphenol A Exposure
    • The Secrets of the Soil
    • AUTHENTIC TEXT OF CHIEF SEATTLE'S TREATY ORATION 1854
    • A cure for the common cold may finally be achieved as a result of a remarkable discovery in a Cambridge laboratory
    • Steve McQueen: Living on the Edge
    • Stories behind those much loved carols
    • Aromatherapy in your kitchen: part one - cooking with herbs
    • Beet juice provides incredible cardiovascular benefits that improve active function
    • The many inventors of the telephone and the importance of inventors
    • Does the Moon Rule Your Life?
    • ‘Van Gogh’s death was no suicide’
    • Medicine thrown into crisis by stem cell ruling
    • Ford Looking to Use Coconut Fibers in Vehicles
    • Neuropathy: A disease of the nerves
    • Unravelling the mystery of multiverse
    • Bengaluru, where failure is not an option, is India’s suicide capital
    • Democracies of Bread
    • Who Killed Che?
    • Apple says iPhone 4S sales top four million in first weekend
    • 100-year-old man finishes marathon
    • An Independent Judiciary a nation’s bulwark against Authoritarianism
    • The ‘bionic ear’ will change the lives of these children
    • What you should know about expressways
    • Tamil Caste Discrimination
    • UN member States must demand probe & action against NATO War Crimes
    • Saw-scaled viper snake-bites on the rise in Jaffna Peninsula
    • LAZY MAN'S GUIDE TO ENLIGHTENMENT
    • Hats off to our seniors
    • Sri Lanka mobile phone users get satellite navigation
    • Kite festival for Sri Lanka’s mental patients
    • Some interesting facts about our Liver
    • Diagnosing dementia
    • First comet found with ocean-like water: New clues to creation of Earth's oceans
    • Solar-powered air-conditioning system for vehicles
    • China's Tencent launches English microblog site
    • 'Ghostwriting' the Torah? New algorithm distinguishes contributors to the Old Testament with high accuracy
    • Natural processes can limit spread of arsenic in water, study says
    • Human Nature
    • We Are One
    • The Accidental Tagore
    • Childhood Reasons
    • Death Doctrine
    • On Change in India
    • A Right Derived From Might The Real Story of How Israel Was Created
    • Don't Sleep Through the Revolution Winning the Class War
    • Is The War On Terror A Hoax?
  • ► September (61)
    • The Dangerous Cult of the Guardian
    • Islamophobia: The Network that Hates
    • The Revolution Begins at Home: An Open Letter to Join the Wall Street Occupation
    • Venezuela slams US, NATO's involvement in Libya
    • Chávez, Evo y Obama
    • Sri Lanka on the brink
    • Finally Showing in Sri Lanka - DHEEVARI
    • The Beatles First Album
    • Sri Lanka to Start e-visa for 78 Countries
    • Urban organic farm. Santa Clara, Cuba_
    • D.C. Ranatunga pays tribute to the best character actor to grace the Sinhala screen
    • E-Mail Tracker Programs very interesting and a must read!
    • Testosterone and Oxytocin
    • Amazing Tree houses!
    • Astrophysics and alien intelligence
    • Down Pompeii? The ruin of Italy's cultural heritage
    • Ecology – A New Opium for the Masses
    • Spatial planning – Learning from Second Life
    • Cuba’s organic revolution
    • San people's cactus drug dropped by Phytopharm
    • Detecting and dealing with dementia
    • Squint: Spot it, set it right
    • NEWS
    • Kicking the habit
    • Did you ever drink from a plastic bottle and see a triangle symbol on the bottom with a number inside ?
    • Nutrition Governance: Enlightening a paradigm shift in quality of life in Rural Populations
    • Come get a proper education with the Idler Academy
    • A Hypodermic Needle With Wings:The story of the mosquito.
    • Why invasive plants are the 'second biggest threat to biodiversity' after habitat loss
    • AMAZING PHOTOS FROM HUBBLE
    • Ayahuasca Visionary Art From Peru
    • Snoring, sleep apnoea, insomnia and restless leg syndrome
    • Google Flight Search takes off
    • Microsoft releases first Windows 8 test version
    • 12-year-old Mozambican girl gets bronze in sailing
    • Jonathan Trott is ICC Cricketer of the Year
    • The imperatives for traditional medicine
    • Coming soon - A cure for baldness?
    • Brilliant minds at work!
    • The meaning behind 12+ Famous logo designs you will see today
    • HOORAY ! LONG LIVE THE BURGHERS
    • Hail to the true victors of Rupert's revolution
    • Foodie Underground: 20 Uses for Honey You Never Thought Of
    • Was There an Alternative?
    • Learn Continuous Chest Compression CPR with Sarver Heart Center’s Newest Video
    • UK and Sri Lanka Work To Protect The Red Slender Loris
    • Best films of 2010
    • Toyota to make new Prius in China
    • Israel’s largest ever protests oppose inequality
    • Dry farming: untapped potential in dry zone for field crops
    • Remains of horses: 3,000-year-old Chinese dynasty
    • JAY SHAFER’S TINY HOUSES
    • The 9/11 Conspiracists: Vindicated After All These Years?
    • Fifa 'failed to probe' Sri Lanka football corruption
    • In a spin over vertigo?
    • Northern Mariana Islands To Protect Its Sharks From The Shark Fin Trade
    • The Hempcrete House
    • Apple attacked over pollution in China
    • racking Day Of Women's Surfing At SriLankan Airlines Pro
    • Overcharging private hospitals to be dealt with once Act amended
    • Consumption crisis
  • ► August (47)
    • Modern Dictatorships through the Mirror: Time for us to be Conscious
    • MAHAUSAKANDE- A Regenerating Tropical Rain Forest in Sri Lanka.
    • Black Hole Caught in Act of Swallowing Star
    • Libya: From Dictatorship to Puppetship
    • Caste - Positives
    • A Very Good Presentation on Prostate Cancer
    • Fantastic Caricatures of Famous People!
    • Colombo Stock Exchange
    • Biden’s Visit to China Underscores America’s Decline
    • The World’s Largest Pyramid Scheme
    • Where senior citizens are taken for a ride
    • The bronze man is back
    • A National Treasure
    • Feast and Famine
    • Ngorongoro Lodge in Tanzania: An Eco-Friendly and Volcanic Destination
    • Why Are Finland's Schools Successful?
    • IBM Unveils Cognitive Computing Chips
    • Who Will Save Libya From Its Western Saviours?
    • Crisis And Class Struggle In The Eurozone
    • The Case Against Rating Agencies
    • Expertise provides buffer against bias in making judgments
    • Edward Goldsmith, "Can the Environment Survive the Global Economy?"
    • Gotu kola — helps the nervous system and increase brain power
    • Sundance Founder Robert Redford on His Life, His Activism and the Importance of Independent Films
    • Was George Bush a Sleeper?
    • Don’t Re-Use Plastic Bottles - MRI
    • The Mission To Build A Toilet That Utilises Human Poo
    • Ethical Fashion Special Greening The High Street: Marketing Trick Or Real Deal?
    • DARPA’s Falcon HTV-2, fastest plane ever, goes missing after test launch
    • 22 more fake Apple Stores found in China (so far)
    • What you should know when you are stuck in traffic again
    • What Can Replace the Dollar?
    • The rot behind the British riots
    • High-level international body founded to promote traditional Chinese medicine
    • A Class Perspective on Ecology and Indian Movements
    • Chomsky: Public Education Under Massive Corporate Assault — What's Next?
    • Barack Obama and the Debt Crisis: a Successful Con Game Explained
    • Mystery Lines on Mars Carved By Water, Study Suggests
    • NASA Launches Spacecraft on Journey to Jupiter
    • Ajantha Mendis spins Sri Lanka to T20 series victory over Australia
    • The Truth About Coconut Oil
    • Kenyans Win right to sue UK government for colonial torture
    • Jessica Cox The First Pilot With No Arms
    • A call for a new vision of agriculture
    • Singer Amy Winehouse
    • My Wonder Drug For Cancer
    • Chronic Renal Failure in NCP and Arsenic: Science Versus Myth
  • ► July (34)
    • Flower Hits Out At 'Weak' ICC For Bowing To India Over DRS
    • Glenn Greenwald: Why Do We Harass Muslims But Not White, Nordic Males?
    • Organic movement fights 'supermarket takeover' of ideals
    • Professor Kaarthigesu Sivathamby (1932-2011): A class perspective
    • Court upholds Astra Margarine Harmful to kids under 3 years
    • Big Pharma, Bad Medicine
    • 101 Reasons Why I’M A Vegetarian
    • Sustainable, non-toxic Agriculture
    • 20 Things I Learned About Browsers And The Web
    • Rustic strokes
    • Meals that Heal: Huge delight
    • At the Mercy of Hugo Chavez's Words
    • AIDS at 30
    • Why the Euro is Not Worth Saving
    • Indian Regime Most Corrupt in Nation's History
    • The real truth behind the power crisis
    • Foods to Fight Cancer: Essential foods to help prevent cancer
    • Understanding a Master misunderstood at home, recognized in the West
    • Springwise: Wall Panels Soak In The Music And Light Up The Room
    • Compostable or Recyclable? Why Bioplastics Are Causing an Environmental Headache
    • Obama Reverses Policy Denying Condolence Letters to Families of U.S. Soldiers Who Commit Suicide
    • More U.S. Soldiers Killed Themselves Than Died in Combat in 2010
    • Are we sitting on an asbestos time bomb?
    • Standing tall and calling a spade a spade
    • Pepper traps cut dengue fever in the Philippines
    • Murdoch and the rule of the oligarchy
    • Clay filters clean up in Sri Lanka
    • Press freedom: the next challenge for science journalists
    • UNESCO filter 'removes deadly arsenic from water'
    • 'Super' sand could improve water filtration
    • New China Will Be Red and Expert
    • Exclusive: David House on Bradley Manning,
    • China’s mountain of debt
    • In Tahrir Square the anger is growing again. Where is the revolution the crowds fought for?
  • ► June (42)
    • People of righteousness ‘pursue campaign against Sri Lanka with missionary zeal’
    • Living with Epilepsy
    • Seagrass meadows remain 'forgotten' in conservation debate
    • Behind the Brand: McDonald’s
    • President John F.Kennedy with Dr.N.M. Perera, Sir Razik Fareed, and a delegation from Ceylon at the Oval Office in the White House in Washington.
    • The Good, the Bad & the Ugly:the music
    • Anglophiles, Eurocentric arrogance and Reality
    • Researchers identify protein that improves DNA repair under stress
    • Dignity in life, dignity in death
    • Dante, a poet for all seasons
    • Southern Highway first section: Work nearing completion
    • Merry An Singers take Broadway to Chennai
    • Laki’s ‘secret me’
    • Eco warrior
    • Alan Schofield: 'You don't have be certified to be organic'
    • triumph of the city
    • Motives for Martyrdom Al-Qaida, Salaª Jihad, and the Spread of Suicide Attacks Assaf Moghadam
    • Thirty years of AIDS: A timeline of the epidemic
    • Childhood trauma linked to higher rates of mental health problems
    • Expertise provides buffer against bias in making judgments
    • Highest-flying bird crosses the Himalayas in record time
    • Beyond pensions - right to work until 60 years
    • Mandatory investments in state banks for private provident funds
    • Misusing the people’s money
    • The Blatter Dilemma:The Problem With FIFA
    • An Open Letter to Monsanto
    • Navy vessels ready for Whale watching
    • Government, the master of illusion
    • Emotions Revisited
    • Major International Leaders Plead for the US and the World to Get Smart and Stop the War on Drugs
    • US-Pak crisis: Enter the Dragon
    • Batsman Jonathan Trott named ECB cricketer of the year
    • The Sky Really Is Falling
    • Vietnam Now
    • Welcome to the violent world of Mr. Hopey Changey
    • Being There:Dylan at 70
    • Breaking the Patent Monopolies:How to Lower the Price of Prescription Drugs
    • Overuse of drugs in animal farming linked to growing antibiotic-resistance in humans
    • Solar power 'taking off in Bangladesh'
    • Sri Lanka puts faith in nanotech
    • Manifesto for Reality
    • Anna Clark: How I Went to Kenya, and Had to Re-Learn How to Be an Environmentalist
  • ► May (32)
    • How to Know If Your Social Media Is Paying Off
    • This Awesome Urn Will Turn You into a Tree After You Die
    • Dog nurses white tiger quadruplets
    • William Wallace: The Real Robin Hood?
    • Varicose veins: Live with it or treat it?
    • African Demands for Freedom During the American Revolution
    • When Ceylon drew the stars
    • Social challenges of an ageing population
    • Life and times through letters :Scrutinising complex human emotions
    • Modern farming vs traditional farming: Should we go Back?
    • Seeds of Suicide
    • WHO to set up global database of traditional medicines
    • The search for Gautama Buddha’s birthplace (Lumbini – Nepal Terai)
    • Fueling Hatred and Revenge:The Assassination of Osama Bin Laden
    • Apple vs. Everybody
    • The Next Frontier Could Be in Iraq
    • Excavation:Lila Azam Zanganeh interviews Amitav Ghosh
    • Royal College fulfills need: Giving mental patients a sense of well-being
    • India-SL Ferry Service resumes tomorrow
    • Phil Ochs: The Life and Legacy of a Legendary American Folk Singer
    • Vandana & Mira Shiva on Corporate Malpractice in India and its Devastating Impact on Health
    • Tech Giants Sony, Apple, Google Face Outrage over Privacy Breaches in Devices
    • Native American Activist Winona LaDuke on Use of "Geronimo" as Code for Osama bin Laden: "The Continuation of the Wars Against Indigenous People"
    • Heaviest Black Hole Yet Could Swallow Our Entire Solar System
    • Death in small doses
    • Pariyari Mama: the oldest living Unani physician
    • Irrational Consumerism (or The Few Companies Who Feed the World)
    • David Cameron's gift of war and racism, to them and us
    • A Run on Grameen Bank's Integrity
    • What role does nutrition really play in tackling cancer?
    • More Coca-Cola shareholders want info on chemicals in the can
    • Sex ratio, patriarchy, and ethics
  • ► April (41)
    • Chomsky: Is the World Too Big to Fail? The Contours of Global Order
    • Earth Day Special: Vandana Shiva and Maude Barlow on the Rights of Mother Earth
    • killing the leader often makes the problem worse
    • Why some people are creative
    • Libya’s Robin Hood and the Robbers
    • Tele Growth Sri Lanka telephones overtake population
    • Low-cost solar solution could empower off-grid poor
    • A Doctor's Treasury of Hushed Up Natural Heart Cures
    • Music At Night
    • Valthaty, the new star in making
    • Europe's Green eMotion Clears the Way for Electromobility
    • Electric Tricycles Debut in Metro Manila
    • The Early, Deadly Days of Motorcycle Racing
    • How Does Radiation Affect the Body?
    • Fifty years since the first manned spaceflight
    • Can we get back to Hippocrates for a change?
    • Aston Martin enters India with a big bang
    • Why 30 years of AIDS is only the tip of an iceberg
    • World's first human brain map unveiled
    • Oliver Stone: Don't Betray Us, Barack -- End the Empire
    • Whole Foods or Whole Hypocrisy?
    • What's Really Going on in Libya?
    • Humpback whale song spreads to other whales
    • The Science of Love
    • Diana Beresford-Kroeger: the woman who speaks for the trees
    • Vitamins and supplements: What you need to know
    • These seats are the best ones in coach
    • Decoding food expiration dates
    • Why Isn't Wall Street in Jail?
    • How to Reduce the Risks:The Environmental Causes of Cancer
    • Egypts Revolution: Creative Destruction for a Greater Middle East?
    • Scientists Successfully Reverse Aging Process in Mice
    • 16 short stories of greatly touching photos
    • Book Review: My Brain Made Me Do It: The Rise of Neuroscience and the Threat to Moral Responsibility by Eliezer J. Sternberg
    • Should we worry about cholesterol?
    • Keep your brain ticking
    • Recycled Plastic Vacuum Cleaner
    • Asai Rasiah: Power of a painter and his paintings
    • The Unwanted Sound Of Everything We Want
    • “Breaking Australia's silence: WikiLeaks and freedom”
    • Massive solar storm to hit Earth in 2012 'force of 100m bombs'
  • ► March (31)
    • Removal of microcredit bank leader Prof Muhammed Yunus bodes ill for the poor
    • Metho choir wins gold at international level
    • Autistic boy,12, with higher IQ than Albert Einstein Develops his own theory of relativity
    • The Double Standard Trap:The Clash of Principles and Interests in the Arab Revolutions
    • Mind the Gap:Deconstructing Nuclear Experts
    • Cricket World Cup 2011: Sri Lanka humiliate England on route to semi-final meeting with New Zealand
    • Ancient tradition of water purification could save lives
    • Rich exoplanet system discovered
    • Brain-hacking art: Two pictures for the price of one
    • Alien oceans could be detected by telescopes
    • Tougher regulations to protect consumers: The price of beauty
    • Children, worries and stress
    • Arsenic in water placing ‘whole nation at risk’ says scientist
    • Racism in advertising: 50 shocking examples
    • World cup formats & changes from 1975 to 2011
    • Ten things we don't understand about humans
    • GPS chaos: How a $30 box can jam your life
    • Adolescent mental health: An urgent challenge for investigation and investment
    • The US Veto and the Israel Lobby:A Pyrrhic Victory in the UN Security Council
    • ROMANCE TO REALISM AND BEYOND
    • Hillary Clinton: "We're Losing the War"
    • Home Garden: President’s Remedy for cheaper Vegetables
    • Teasing, bullying and children
    • Myth and Reality - The Pitfalls of Idealism
    • Following the Pleasure Principle: How to Create a Sustainable Economy That Makes Daily Life Better
    • Behind the Arab revolt is a word we dare not speak
    • Che's companion on noted '52 motorcycle trip dies
    • Charlemagne is crowned on christmas day
    • Absolutely spectacular Underwater photography
    • Speech at Ford Auditorium
    • The Artificial Ape: How humans invented themselves
  • ► February (52)
    • Binishells On The Rise
    • Avoid a mouthful of trouble
    • Amazing Environment Ads for Earth Day
    • To a Musician and an Activist: Happy Birthday, Joanie
    • CLEAN SUIT, EMPTY POCKET
    • Jane Austen's Patriarchal Flip: Sense and Sensibility at 200
    • Why Mubarak is out
    • Bahrain: a different wind of change
    • Uprisings in the middle east
    • Could Biologists Avert The Next Banking Crisis?
    • The wave of non-profit locally-focused news organizations is growing
    • Milky Way Stuffed with 50 Billion Alien Worlds
    • WHY DOES RELIGION TURN VIOLENT?
    • Timor, Cuba - and the making of a medical superpower
    • Vision breakthrough: eye exercises improve elders’ vision in two days to see as well as college kids
    • Real Nature is not Green
    • What Travels Faster Than the Speed of Light?
    • Organic and Beyond
    • I Have a Dream
    • Kaffirs record their debut album
    • 490 - Map of the World's Countries Rearranged by Population
    • The lump and I
    • Columbia Pictures Film Noir Classics,
    • How Nouriel Roubini Foresaw the Financial Crisis
    • Are You One of Us, or Are You One of Them?: Five Decades of Invasion of the Body Snatchers
    • Manure Renaissance? Why a Fertilizer Crisis May (Thankfully) Make Farmers Ditch the Chemicals for Old-Fashioned Poop
    • Beauty of Sri Lanka
    • Disappearing Car Door!
    • WC: Steve Waugh picks South Africa as favourite
    • New leap in shrub frogs
    • Solution to Colombo floods
    • After Mubarak:The Muslim Brotherhood and Democracy in Egypt
    • Malay scientists use tropical fruits to make batteries
    • Address to the U.N. General Assembly
    • Vancouver Olympics- Spectacular images
    • Lawrence Delson: Chinese "Spoiled Brats" Will Lead
    • An excellent presentation on Eye care – Cataract
    • Catastrophic drought in the Amazon
    • India's economic growth under 'threat' from inflation
    • Building smart homes of the future
    • Is Autism a Male Disorder?
    • Noam Chomsky: “This is the Most Remarkable Regional Uprising that I Can Remember”
    • World's galleries go online with Google Street View
    • India's exports rise 36.4%in December
    • Joining Chelsea is a big step up, says Torres
    • Man survives 1000-ft mountain fall
    • Strip The Skin Nothing hits home better than sharp wit.
    • New images of remote Brazil tribe
    • Heart failure research to find cure using zebrafish
    • People Power in Action:The Making of Egypt's Revolution
    • Things Have to Change in Order to Remain the Same:American Hypocrisy in the Middle East
    • Going Bananas
  • ► January (100)
    • At Melbourne restaurant Lentil As Anything (LAA) there are no prices. Patrons pay what they can afford, or what they think the food is worth 
– a concept intended to break down barriers in the community.
    • All from the island of Sulloon
    • Fabulous abode of a chieftain of wilderness
    • Place of romance in poetry
    • Young Flamingos' privacy preserved
    • The lost city of Yapahuwa
    • How safe is bottled water?
    • Delft Island -Jaffna Peninsula
    • Democracy is not something we can be given. It is something we must win
    • Ko Lanka to establish handloom factory in North
    • Wayamba Salterns in expansion drive
    • Take care of your thyroid
    • Bridge of peace and hope
    • Electric trains before year's end
    • Longest stamp in SL issued on Feb. 2
    • Floating library ‘Logos Hope’ to call on Sri Lanka
    • Consumptionomics
    • Oldest, most distant galaxy spotted
    • Nothing but wind
    • Hu Are You?
    • Sony takes aim at iPhone with new handheld gaming device
    • A Message by George Carlin
    • Small flood in Sri Lanka; no white people dead
    • Want to know all about our stamps?
    • Waterstones bowled over by Shehan’s Chinaman
    • In love with Lanka, Alex returns to give care to turtles
    • World Cup Schedule
    • Dealing with deadly Dengue
    • Mars rovers mark seven years on the planet’s surface
    • Two Suns? Twin Stars Could Be Visible From Earth By 2012
    • Downsize or Modify?: A Conversation With Noam Chomsky
    • Unscripted Territory: The Context of Cuba's Crisis
    • Signs of food toxicity in genetically engineered eggplant (Brinjal)
    • Carcinogenic substance mixed with turmeric powder
    • What It Was Like to Be John F. Kennedy
    • Exclusive: Bees facing a poisoned spring
    • Rajarata chronic kidney disease: Unidentified etiology
    • "No Mas"
    • Male Aggression and the Financial Crisis
    • From Papyrus to iPad: The Evolution of Reading
    • The Importance of Doing Useless Things
    • Three Technologies That Changed Our Brains
    • Egypt-Based Political Analyst: "The First Lesson from Tunisia is that Revolution is Possible"
    • Susan de Silva: Feminist Rebel and Pioneer Leftist
    • Kashmir: Mapping The Debate
    • Ayahuasca Visionary Art From Peru
    • A dream comes true with the blues
    • The mass uprising in Tunisia and the perspective of permanent revolution
    • Ferguson sets Man U’s clash with Chelsea as Premier League title D-Day
    • Spondylosis: All about that common pain
    • "Madam-Sir" – career and dilemmas of the first woman diplomat in the Sri Lankan Foreign Service
    • Sigiriya: Asteroid that’s far away
    • In the halls of shame
    • Naked Emperors
    • 2010 Tied For Earth's Warmest Year On Record
    • The perfect weapon
    • Bring Back the Two-Fingered Peace Sign
    • A Brief for Animals
    • China Plays the Euro Card
    • Memorable queens of the Maldives
    • Nil Manel: The imposter still reigns
    • 2,000 years ago when the big wave hit Sri Lanka
    • Nanotechnology for health: Facts and figures
    • Biodiversity: Facts and figures
    • Potato battery could help meet rural energy needsPotato battery could help meet rural energy needs
    • The war on terror
    • IndiGo places ‘largest’ aircraft order in aviation history
    • ‘Tuk Tuk meter’ app to calculate auto fares launched
    • Cures for cancer already exist, but not in the realm of chemical-based medicine, says holistic nutritionist
    • Why social networks are sucking up more of your time
    • Bacteria Work as Hard Drives
    • The USDA’s Organic Deception
    • Why Facebook is Dionysian and Google Apollonian
    • Sri Lanka, India to relaunch ferry service after three decades
    • The Rise of the New Global Elite
    • A Condemn-Nation on condoms
    • The Elements of Clunk
    • England seal Ashes victory to underline their supremacy
    • The taj mahal
    • Recent developments bring quantum computers closer to implementation
    • The 2011 Hooters Calendar
    • The Hidden Hand that Shaped History
    • Sri Lanka expressway nears completion
    • Cheap Chinese copies shrink India’s silk sari industry
    • Internet Explorer loses its place as Europe's number one browser for the first time
    • American ancestors
    • Mind Control Theories and Techniques used by Mass Media
    • Abu Dhabi weather project
    • DNA clears Cornelius Dupree from 30 years in Texas jail
    • Days After Arkansas, Louisiana Reports Hundreds of Birds Falling Dead From Sky
    • The ottoman empire
    • How Afghanistan Became a War for NATO
    • This land is your land
    • Monocolumn: Forecast 2011: The Digital Backlash Begins
    • New visa rules cause panic in hotel-tourism sector
    • ‘Ghostly’ Saharan cheetah filmed in Niger
    • Rapid economic development: Sri Lanka targets double digit growth
    • Sri Lankan orchestra hits right note with audiences
    • Sinhabahu: Paradigmatic myth of Oedipus
    • New formula to uplift Kitul treacle industry
• ► 2010 (785)
  • ► December (98)
    • Interests in Conflict :Another Year of Opacity and Ghostwriting for the Drug Industry
    • No toilets costs India $54 billion annually: World Bank
    • Sri Lanka bourse performs Asia's best in 2010
    • Sudden suicides tear Tirupur textile city to shreds
    • Organic farming has sold out and lost its way
    • Vision: Modern Utopians -- Revisiting the Amazing Communes and Alternative Societies of the '60s and '70s
    • Strauss's men secure place in history with thumping win
    • Test for early Alzheimer's 'seems possible'
    • Europe to ban hundreds of herbal remedies
    • 2010: The Year the Tide Turned Against AIDS?
    • Luang Prabang, Laos: A slice of heaven
    • Epigenetic anointment
    • “Strange Fruit” by Kenan Malik: A polemic against racism and identity politics
    • In search of Utopia
    • The War You Don’t See
    • Protect Assange, don’t abuse him
    • Genetic weapon developed against honeybee-killer
    • Seeking New Clues to Cancer Risks From Atom Bomb Tests: Baby Tooth Science
    • Julian Assange replies to media smear campaign
    • The war of 1812
    • Culture Manifesto: The Increasing Importance of Art as an Engine of Change
    • Now, a new laser blast to unblock clogged arteries
    • Researchers back Chinese farmer's energy-efficient house
    • Australian researchers hail lung cancer breakthrough
    • Ring the bells that you can ring
    • Indo-Lanka ferry services from next year
    • Tracking The Real-Time Spread Of The Flu
    • 12 Year Olds Getting Bikini Waxes: Why Do Women Do Such Terrible Things to Their Vaginas?
    • Sandra Steingraber: There's a taboo about telling industry and agriculture that practices must change to prevent cancer
    • Invisibility Cloak Hides Objects Visible To The Naked Eye
    • Visitor bungalows re-open at Wilpattu, tomorrow
    • Creativity vies with language in brain
    • The Biggest Parasite: The Globalization of Militarism
    • Madoff lawsuits charge JPMorgan and HSBC with complicity in Ponzi scheme
    • The Big Book Of Data Protection
    • Young Environmentalists Challenge U.N. Climate Delegates: "Stop Talking. Start Planting"
    • Euphemisms
    • Gerald Celente prediction
    • Hosay
    • A River Over A River ?
    • John Pilger: Global Support for WikiLeaks is "Rebellion" Against U.S. Militarism, Secrecy
    • Democracy: Made in China
    • Scents and sensitivity: Subliminal smells can have powerful effects
    • Gulf Goals: Qatar Has High Hopes for 2022 World Cup
    • Stem cell transplant has cured HIV infection in 'Berlin patient', say doctors
    • The British High Commission says…
    • Nike’s Flexible Second Skin
    • Paris Motor Show: Jaguar’s Stunning C-X75 Reveals A New Brand
    • Climate Deal Reached in Cancún: Will the Agreement Help Save the Planet?
    • Perfect pitch?
    • The Web Was Never Safe, But We’re Realizing It Now
    • Healthy Model School Bag for the New School Term
    • A Day That Shook The World: Edward VIII abdicates
    • U.S. researchers identify anti-cancer component in pomegranate juice
    • Geminid meteor shower set to light up the sky with shooting stars tonight
    • MINUSTAH and the Epidemic: Cholera in Haiti
    • Games of Provocation: The Korean War, Round Two
    • Lankan spice firm wins trade mark dispute against McDonalds
    • Sports Buzz ‘A weekly round-up of sports action’
    • Principle of astrology proven to be scientific: planetary position imprints biological clocks of mammals
    • John Lennon's Final Interview
    • Ideology of the Cuban Revolution by Ernesto Che Guevara
    • The Library: Three Jeremiads
    • Journalist John Pilger speaks out on charges against Julian Assange
    • Poverty Alleviation: Burden of Water and Sanitation
    • Flix on Stix Kiosk Rents Movies to Your USB Drive
    • Low-Carbon Agriculture: Brazil Shows the Way
    • Infographic: How Color Affects Our Purchasing Habits
    • Zuckerberg to Give Away Half His Wealth
    • "Countries Least Responsible for Climate Change are the Ones Most Threatened by It": Island States Urge Binding Emissions Cuts at U.N. Climate Summit
    • How Quickly Our Heroic Troops Are Forgotten When They Die
    • Is the WHO Becoming Irrelevant?
    • NASA's Spitzer reveals first carbon-rich planet
    • China's auto sales expected to hit 18 mln units this year
    • New tech turns ordinary windows into solar cells
    • 10 Hateful Anti-Gay Myths Debunked
    • Email has turned us into ‘lab rats’
    • Is the Internet 9/11 Under Way?
    • Official Press Release: The cancellation of 2nd Address of President Rajapaksa at the Oxford Union
    • Farming in cities could help feed the world
    • Creative Commons fills a vitally important role in building an innovative and creative society.
    • One ambassador’s embarrassment is a tragedy, 15,000 civilian deaths is a statistic
    • New Rainforest in Knuckles area found
    • Do you really want to live forever?
    • The pill for almost every ill: aspirin cuts risk of cancers
    • SPORTS BUZZ-‘A weekly round-up of sports action’
    • Vietnam: The Last Battle
    • Professor R.A.L.H. Gunawardana:an appreciation of his life
    • The Gay Animal Kingdom
    • The World in 2050
    • Going round in circles
    • Europe's New Debt Mechanism Has Come too Late for Euro Crisis
    • Under the Spell of San Miguel de Allende
    • The Top Ten Daily Consequences of Having Evolved
    • David Miliband called for Sri Lanka aid 'to win votes'
    • Noam Chomsky: WikiLeaks Cables Reveal "Profound Hatred for Democracy on the Part of Our Political Leadership"
    • Prevention rather than cure is the new focus in Africa as donors look to cut aid
    • British Novelist John le Carré on the Iraq War, Corporate Power, the Exploitation of Africa and His New Novel, "Our Kind of Traitor"
  • ► November (125)
    • Theragatha Verses of the Elder Monks © 2005–2010
    • Five strategies of Biomimetic marketingsay
    • New Renewable Energy Ideas
    • Humankind's Primary Tool: Mobile Device
    • Physics Breakthrough Reveals New Kind of Light
    • 3 Teens Found Alive after 50 Days at Sea
    • SPORTS BUZZ-‘A weekly round-up of sports action’
    • John Kampfner: Wikileaks shows up our media for their docility at the feet of authority
    • Deceits, plots, insults: America laid bare
    • US warns Wikileaks' Assange on possible leak
    • Ads to the Brain:Bombing the Senses
    • Korean Conundrum: Is There a Way Out?
    • Information Decoration
    • Drug taken as a prophylactic reduces risk of HIV infection
    • England takes the first step to legalise assisted dying
    • Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions Climb as Economy Recovers
    • Our Skies are safe
    • Streetlight Trees
    • Spendthrifts, Tightwads, Equally Unhappy
    • Germany: Missing “degenerate art” works rediscovered
    • Behind the Label: Tomato Ketchup
    • Countdown to oblivion: Why time itself could end
    • The Pope is 30 Years Late on Condoms, But Just in Time
    • 15 Dangerous Drugs Big Pharma Shoves Down Our Throats
    • Desperate fight to save the euro
    • Eat Pray Love — Happily Ever After?
    • The legacy of Leonard Bernstein: a book review
    • No Sex Education Please, We're Arab
    • Chinese Project Puts Cow Dung to Work
    • LENNONYC
    • Catholics weigh significance of Pope's words on condom use
    • Changing Patterns of Navigation in the Indian Ocean..
    • The Winter I Had to Live Almost Completely on Potatoes ... And Loved It
    • WHY WOMEN IN CHINA DO NOT GET BREAST CANCER
    • Soft Drinks Companies Push Their Products as a Solution to Childhood Malnutrition
    • Psychopathy: Socially challenging
    • Chinese takeovers: Being eaten by the dragon
    • SPORTS BUZZ:‘A weekly round-up of sports action’
    • Jean-Luc Godard was interviewed by Christian Jungen
    • Found: first planet from another galaxy
    • A last chance to save the tiger
    • An American bribe that stinks of appeasement
    • Tracing human lineage through ancient DNA
    • ‘I still have plenty to deliver'
    • The religious excuse for barbarity
    • Fa Hsien in Sri Lanka: A Postscript
    • Social crisis grips Ireland
    • Big FAIL: Bottled Water Companies Finalists For State Dept. Corporate Excellence Award
    • Health reforms light moves to change China's smoking culture
    • 8 Extremely Weird Plants
    • COCOSHEL Exhibition & Sale
    • Dusty Vase Found on Bookshelf Fetches Record $69 Million at Auction
    • American Express Announces $10-Million Commitment for Historic Preservation
    • Best time to see Leonid meteor shower is ... right now
    • Murali.....The Kandy Man
    • Israel's Shabbos Goy
    • Battle of the Burnett
    • Men Are Not Hardwired for Infidelity: Why Does Pop Culture Insist on Biological Differences Between the Sexes?
    • The Shaving Racket -- How Are Gillette and Schick Getting Away with Ripoff Razors?
    • The New York Times and the mystery missile
    • Bolivia defends seizing foreign energy firms
    • For all cricket fans:World Cup 2011 - who, when, where
    • The betrayal of Gaza
    • Discovery of 'fat gene' raises hopes for fighting obesity
    • None flew over the cuckoo's nest: A world without birds
    • Facebook expected to launch 'Gmail rival'
    • Google offers Samaritans link-up
    • SPORTS BUZZ-‘A weekly round-up of sports action’
    • "Megamind" tops N. America box office for 2nd week
    • Born to laugh, we learn to cry
    • Genetically altered mosquitoes thwart dengue spreaders
    • Is this evidence that we can see the future?
    • the myth of mass panic
    • Cancer is a man-made disease, research concludes
    • Sexes: Masters & Johnson on Homosexuality
    • Shakespeare had no Blackberry: let's have a technological Sabbath
    • Seriously subversive
    • Andy Roddick overpowers Jarkko Nieminen
    • Dutch doctors to test new breast cancer treatment
    • Mounting inflation pressure tests Chinese policy makers
    • Suranimala brings "Angelo" home safely
    • 10 Hard Truths About War for Veterans Day (and Every Other Day)
    • Links
    • Michael Moore on Midterm Elections, the Tea Party, and the Future of the Democratic Party
    • Arundhati Roy on Obama’s Wars, Poverty and India’s Maoist Rebels
    • Harbhajan, Laxman scuttle Kiwi designs
    • Obama backs India’s bid for permanent UN Security Council seat
    • Why Are 6 Of Top 7 Fattest Countries English Speaking Ones?
    • Inside Job: Film Brings Us Face to Face with the People Who Nearly Destroyed Our Economy
    • Is Your Bank Spying on You?
    • On your marks, get set, Hambantota
    • The Great American Apparel Diet: A Support Group for People Who Mindlessly Buy Too Many Clothes
    • Tanzania listed one of top 10 tourist destinations in 2011
    • A Tide of Turbans: Obama in India
    • Top five iPad rivals
    • Ice Age ecosystem ‘uncovered' in Colorado
    • A weekly round-up of sports action
    • Shakespeare should be Banned
    • 10 Questions for Stephen Hawking
    • Diwali is a dark time for India's owls
    • Personal genomics tests prompt lifestyle changes
    • Judges, judgments and women's rights
    • The party game is over. Stand and fight
    • Battling Tharanga sets up Sri Lanka as hosts crumble
    • Archaeologists find 35,500-year-old stone axe in Australia
    • Churchill at war with India
    • Sri Lanka to build park for romantic young lovers
    • A380 engines checked after scare
    • Harley-Davidson to build bikes in India
    • Getting started in balcony farming
    • Aromatherapy in your kitchen: part two - cooking with spices
    • Device gives parents their child's eye view
    • Electronic implant allows the blind to see
    • 3D holograms enter the fourth dimension
    • The Southern Expressway opens May 2011
    • Nepal firm takes high speed Internet to Mt Everest
    • The oil spill and the food web
    • New fossils provide insights into early human evolution
    • Republicans win sweeping victory in US congressional election
    • Tendulkar, the Bradman of today: British media
    • Mathews and Malinga script stunning victory
    • Yellowstone Super Volcano Alert
    • Sharing What We Know
    • SAINTS
    • A weekly round-up of sports action
  • ► October (142)
    • Famous People Painting - Discussing the Divine Comedy with Dante
    • MAHAWELI FARMERS ARE NOW GROWING HIGH QUALITY
    • NASA releases new photos of Mars, finding evidence of water
    • Revelations of “systemic” torture by British military
    • An inspiring story of the World’s youngest CEO
    • About Us
    • Pity the nation that has to silence its writers for speaking their minds
    • Nissan in 2.1 million vehicle recall
    • SRI LANKA: Taboo reinforces ignorance about HIV
    • UN General Assembly urges U.S. to end Cuba embargo
    • Colombo Check points to be removed
    • Sri Lanka wins Gold at innovators competition
    • Lanka the hottest destination in Asia, soon – Global Media Post
    • Glaxo agrees to pay $750m for manufacturing lapses
    • BA head questions airport security
    • Coming into fashion: a Chinese mark on Italian clothes
    • How to catch the 'jihadi bug'
    • Palau Declares South Pacific Sanctuary for Whales, Dolphins
    • Microcosmos
    • Full transcript of Welcome speech in Houston by Tamil attorney George Willy.
    • Sri Lanka to hand over its 2nd ship to India
    • Investment firms, New York Fed demand Bank of America buy back mortgages
    • Chinese think tank calls for refocus of auto industry development
    • Students inhabit lonely high-pressure world
    • Acting against the will of Alfred Nobel
    • Bottled Water Vs. Tap Water
    • Remembering a milieu-defining dramatist:
    • Sports Buzz:‘A weekly round-up of sports action’
    • Organic Gardens Feeding People from Argentina to Haiti
    • Cuban Treatment for Diabetic Foot Ulcers Heads for Europe
    • Merchants of Doubt
    • Western Media Getting Afghanistan Wrong
    • China Launches Its Own Version Of Google Earth
    • Leaked Iraq War Files Detail Torture, Civilian Deaths
    • 'The Hope'
    • Yulianna Avdeeva scoops Chopin Piano award
    • World Concern Grows At Dwindling Chinese Mineral Supplies
    • Rhino horn GPS used to deter poachers
    • Humanity, equality and destiny?
    • U.S. Military Allows Openly Gay Recruits
    • World patent for local floor tiles from bottle waste
    • Sri Lanka third in ICC reliance Test and ODI rankings
    • High-speed rail link for London, Frankfurt
    • Lanka-India ferry service soon
    • " Sri Lanka, the World's best filming site" - Location Guide
    • U.N. Urged to Confront Rising Tide of Homophobia
    • How Typhoon Megi got its name
    • ASIA: Laws driving HIV prevention underground
    • China Encircles The Globe
    • China Offers a 'Marshall Plan' to Some of Europe
    • Cuba Maps Its Rock Music History
    • Truck Art Makes For Moving Canvasses on Highways
    • 'Food Empires Creating Agricultural Crisis'
    • Microsoft Moves to Help Nonprofits Avoid Piracy-Linked Crackdowns
    • MS Oasis of the Seas
    • Innovation: The smartphone's shape-shifting future
    • Bangladesh win ODI series against New Zealand
    • Sports Buzz:A weekly round-up of sports action
    • US delays China 'currency manipulator' report
    • To Save Bees 13-Year-Old Tries to Become Paul Newman of Honey
    • Should we learn to love weeds?
    • Urine test for prostate cancer
    • German radar satellites fly tight space waltz
    • Backyard Birding
    • Swiss complete world's longest rail tunnel
    • Greenwashing the Wal-Mart Way
    • It's time we copied the Malaysians and ate less meat and dairy
    • Sri Lanka Old Money
    • Testosterone therapy: Key to male vitality?
    • Chile’s ghosts are not being rescued
    • Manju Wanniarachchi Won Gold Medal-Sri Lanka
    • India storm to victory over Australia to win series 2-0
    • Are we dreaming or did Michael Caine explain the end of 'Inception'?
    • New to Security Council, India looks west to 'troubled neighborhood'
    • Former Canadian Ambassador applauds Sri Lanka's post-war situation
    • Northern Rail Lines Construction begins
    • Howard Jacobson wins Booker Prize
    • New carnivorous mammal species found in Madagascar
    • Joy as first Chile miners freed
    • KENYA: Elephantiasis thrives amid funding gap
    • SRI LANKA: North crying out for more private investment
    • Fishing ban lifted
    • Everything is broken
    • Australian dollar reflects strong economy: Treasurer
    • Sri Lanka brews world's largest cup of tea
    • U.S. researchers create experimental vaccine against Alzheimer's
    • Body organs can send status updates to your cellphone
    • Howl
    • 35 Indian Home Remedies
    • Guatemalan Research Horrors and US Hypocrisy
    • "American Idiot:" Finally, a Musical That Rocks
    • The Wonder of Tiffin-patiwala Network Management in Mumbai
    • POST-WAR RECONSTRUCTION AND REDEVELOPMENT
    • Questions and answers about BlackBerry objections
    • The rising danger of US-China trade war
    • Global currency, trade conflicts dominate IMF meeting
    • Scientists trumpet elephant-shrew discovery
    • Chinese dissident wins Nobel Peace Prize
    • Red toxic sludge coats neighborhood
    • Skillful Speech
    • STAY AWAY FROM CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADIATION
    • As Adjuvant therapy: The humble papaya is gaining credibility
    • The heaviest animal in the air
    • Speedcubing
    • UN report: 22 nations face protracted food crises
    • Tendulkar named cricketer of the year
    • Pedal power: ditch the headaches and cycle to work
    • Fish farmers in Scotland killing estimated 2,000 seals a year
    • South Africa to research mood-lifting plant
    • John Steinbeck, Michael Moore, and the Burgeoning Role of Planetary Patriotism
    • Kent State: The Death of Innocence and the First Amendment
    • New face, same imperialism
    • Moon Myths – What We Think We Really Know About Our Closest Celestial Neighbor
    • John Lennon - Los Angeles Fans Celebrate Lennon Day
    • VVS Laxman guides India to Test victory over Australia
    • Vatican official criticises Nobel win for IVF pioneer
    • Letter from Japan
    • China's Promise of Flexible Currency Takes No Concrete Action in Face of House Vote
    • On the Fly
    • Black Bayou
    • The Great Escape
    • Some Rules that NEWTON forgot to mention
    • The Hex Life of an Electro
    • Pharma Ghostwriting Revealed: how drug firms 'hoodwink' medical journals
    • World Cup 2011 schedule matches for your calendar.
    • BEING BRITISH & The English Language
    • Keep your brain ticking
    • 49 Yrs Later: The 7 Children in 'The Sound of Music'.
    • An Open Letter on Poverty to America's Local, State and National, Leaders
    • Gold ATMs coming to America
    • India fight back in first test against Australia
    • 'Space hotel' plan unveiled in Russia
    • US medical tests in Guatemala 'crime against humanity'
    • U.S.-China split would be a catastrophe
    • Tamil star's blockbuster set to break box office record
    • China launches Moon mission
    • Sinopec of China buys $7.1bn stake in Repsol Brasil
    • Brazil warns of world currency war
    • US apologises for syphilis experiment
    • The Nuclear Gang Rides On
  • ► September (122)
    • The Ashes 2010: Ricky Ponting is England's biggest threat
    • A distant Earth-like exoplanet 'could have life'
    • Tony Curtis dies at 85
    • Beyond God and atheism: Why I am a 'possibilian'
    • Turning carbon trash into treasure
    • US House passes anti-China trade war bill
    • Four Reasons Why Americans Should Oppose Zionism
    • You have to be kind to be cruel
    • Aspirin ‘may cut’ prostate risk
    • A chat with Dr.Devi Shetty (Heart Specialist)
    • A VOICE BEHIND A VEIL
    • Sparks fly over origin of altruism
    • Train sets world record in speed
    • Mid-life crisis begins in mid-30s
    • Chile mine rescue makes rapid advance
    • US billionaires host banquet for China's wealthiest
    • European cities hit by anti-austerity protests
    • Facebook founder’s gift to Newark schools: The return of the aristocratic principle
    • Restructuring Cuba's Economy
    • Breastfeeding 'prevents baby infections
    • Gauguin: An artist for today
    • Tablet Wars: Blackberry's Playbook
    • Stonehenge boy 'was from the Med'
    • After the journey — a UN man’s open letter to Tony Blair
    • Will 21st century capitalism go green?
    • Atlantic Rising: sea level rise threatens the Orinoco Delta in Venezuela
    • Chennai seal title
    • Renault get ready to charge with their new electric cars
    • Brazilian stock exchange becomes world's 2nd largest in market value
    • New Zealand scientists work out how to "see" single atom
    • Animal populations surge in Ugandan national parks
    • Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez join American Idol
    • Crawford and Lloyd Webber team up for Oz show
    • Alonso takes Singapore pole again
    • James Joyce and Avant-Garde Music
    • Ponting, Watson aiming to use India tour to prepare Oz ‘Generation Next’ cricketers
    • The Miracle of the Earthworm
    • Lanka still neighbour’s envy
    • Women Master Art Of Farming
    • Eunuch Leader Takes A Stand
    • Grapefruit's Bitter Taste Holds a Sweet Promise for Diabetes Therapy
    • Could Vertical Farming Be the Future?
    • Diego Garcia: Paradise Cleansed
    • Kerala Travel Mart opens
    • Ahmadinejad's UN Speech FULL TEXT transcript
    • Oil company to build longest floating vessel ever
    • Avatar therapy: From couch to cyberspace
    • Brain-hacking art: Pictures that turn inside out
    • Marine food chain hit by ocean global warming
    • Urine: The Ultimate 'organic' Fertiliser?
    • Novel X-ray machine is unveiled
    • Strauss wants no let up from ICC in corruption probe
    • Call to 'suspend' diabetes drug
    • India PM Manmohan Singh holds Commonwealth crisis talks
    • Hero in his own movie
    • Flying the flag, faking the news
    • C’mon, time to rebrand your life!
    • The Pirates of Puntland:A Tale of Somali Pirates, Ethiopia and the U.S.A.
    • Big Aid Has a Very Dirty Secret :The CIA to UNICEF
    • Where is the World Economy Headed?
    • US artistes take on sanctions
    • Are Zeppelins about to take off again - or is it just hot air?
    • Did Jupiter and Saturn play pinball with Uranus?
    • Supercrops: Fixing the flaws in photosynthesis
    • Edward Goldsmith interviews Mudyanse Tennekoon
    • Evolootion: The History of the Lowly Toilet
    • Glycemic Index Explained
    • Celtic Sea Salt Health Benefits
    • Days of reflection: Lee Kwan Yew
    • Do environmentalists and governments hold back sustainable lifestyles?
    • How to make money from fighting climate change
    • Emmanuelle Garcia : Chemical companies want the public to feel helpless and not protest
    • Food Security: In the context of human development
    • A Gentle Man and His Habitat
    • New research could lead to blood test for Alzheimer's
    • New dance production dares to delve into the dreams of Dali
    • IS PAHIYANGALA OLDEST HABITAT OF SOUTH ASIA'S MODERN MAN?
    • News of the World phone hacking affair
    • Exercise, genetics and obesity
    • Biology of diabetes explored
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    • Archaeologists unearth Neolithic henge at Stonehenge
    • India unveils prototype for $35 touch-screen computer
    • "I can't believe I won the Open!"
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    • Baker keen to stay in Southland
    • India, China to build rail links in Sri Lanka
    • Found: Sri Lankan primate thought to be extinct for 60 years
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