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It’s been a while – a few months since the last track – but now I’m back with some uplifting chillout for that ass. So sit your keister down and relax, cause it’s about to get fed some zen. The overall tone of this track is...
The body of Mexican footballer Antonio De Nigris, who died of apparent heart problems in Greece this week at the age of 31, has arrived in his home city of Monterrey. The body arrived shortly after midnight local time Saturday...
India's spirituality contributes to the growth of opera singer Larissa Rai PHOTO: ANU PUSHKARNA AT HOME Larissa feels at peace with herself in India Her Hindi can't exactly put many of us to shame but the choice of words and...
From ANI Washington, Nov 20: A new study has shown that the habit of blaming someone in an organisation, even if he or she is innocent, greatly increases the odds that the practice of blaming others will spread with the...
This is a first posting on the developing situation in Athens where the 36th anniversary of the Polytechnic Uprising against the colonels' junta has been marked by long and sustained battles with the police during which...
In today's world when money is tight, emotions are high and everyone is focused on making ends meet, the money you have (or more likely don't have) can be a major source of conflict in many relationships. Authors of The...
ATHENS, Nov. 16 (Xinhua) -- Mexican international striker Antonio De Nigris died of suspected heart attack at the age of 31, his Greek first division club Larissa announced on Monday. The official cause of death will be...
Ex-Newcastle star Robert offers to play for PSG for free READ MORE NEWS ON: Newcastle United Laurent Robert has revealed he's offered himself to PSG - for free. Robert, a free agent since leaving Greek club Larissa, is training...
Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of three articles exploring the issue of homophobia on campus. Boston College students who have experienced homophobia on campus do not all define it the same way. "I think that it...
Narrator: This is Science Today. The Fertile Crescent of the Middle East has long been called the "cradle of civilization" for humans — and now, it turns out the family tree of today's domestic cat is also rooted in the same...
