Globally, tobacco consumption kills 1 person every 10 seconds. WHO estimates that by 2020 the disease associated with smoking will become a major health problem in many countries. The smoking habit is considered
Globally, tobacco consumption kills 1 person every 10 seconds. WHO estimates that by 2020 the disease associated with smoking will become a major health problem in many countries. The smoking habit is considered
WASHINGTON, AP - As the giants who once inhabited the Earth, the dinosaur was only a genome (genetic composition) is very short compared to modern creature living today. Even T-rex dinosaur known as the king has only the genome that are similar to birds.
That picture of the general results of a study conducted by researchers at Harvard University, USA on 31 species of dinosaurs and fossils of the
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In the game I found that the error was in because of reservations. At first Juve want to order a pink costume to english. However, because of an error message sending white become black. That's according to the trivia game "Real Football 2010".
But, the fact that different
Egyptian King Khufu, or Cheops in Greek name, is remembered for building the giant pyramids at Giza, which apparently was built as a tomb reserved. Birth and death are not known, but generally she is considered to live in the 26th century, the century before Christ. What we know, its capital at Memphis, Egypt, and he sat on the throne for so long, but very little was revealed lain2nya life.
It seems safe, if we say that the giant pyramid is both the most famous pyramids and is the most amazing buildings ever built man. Even in antiquity, the pyramids are considered one of the 7 wonders of the world. Although the 6 others had broken into rubble, giant pyramids still standing strong, an enchanting memories for the king who built it.
NEW YORK - Global warming continues to occur predicted would eliminate a layer of sea ice in the Arctic, north pole in 2030. The researchers said the ice in the Arctic dwindling from year to year.Telegraph, on Thursday (16/09/2010) launch last week, in late spring and summer ice melt approximately 1.84 million square miles. It was based on data the University of Colorado's National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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