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Google Sandbox 2.0

Google Sandbox 2.0

Black hat forums were packed with discussion around a new Google Sandbox. The Google sandbox dates back to 2004, where new sites would sit in a hold pattern; a sandbox, until the time Google thought they should come out, play with other kids, and begin to rank. Lately, it seems like more and more black hat SEOs are talking about ... Read More »

Baby Girl Stuck in Mop Bucket

Baby Girl Stuck in Mop Bucket

A 16-month-old girl got stuck in a mop bucket and was rescued unharmed by firefighters. Minnie Snodgrass managed to become wedged in the metal bucket after her mother, Gemma Snodgrass had been mopping the floor at their home in Conisbrough, near Doncaster, South Yorkshire. South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue came to the toddler’s aid after her family had rushed her ... Read More »

World’s Tallest Teen

World’s Tallest Teen

Rumeysa Gelgi, 17 is presented with a Guinness World Record for being the world’s tallest female teenager. She has a standing height of 213.6cm (7fft 0.09”) and received the award in a special presentation in her hometown of Safranbolu, Karabuk. Omer Hakan Yavasoglu, Doctor, carried out the official measurements of the teen three times in one day in agreement with ... Read More »

Mother Meets Man with Her Son’s Heart

Mother Meets Man with Her Son’s Heart

It was such a coincidence when 66-year-old Freda Carter told her story how she came across the man who had her son’s heart. She coincidentally came across her son’s anonymous transplant recipient at a memorial service and became hysterical once she realised who he was. Freda and husband, John, lost their son, John when he was 33 years of age ... Read More »

Teenager Admits Killing Teacher

Teenager Admits Killing Teacher

A 16-year-old student who was accused of murdering teacher, Ann Maguire, in the classroom has accepted responsibility of the killing. Teacher, Mrs Maguire, 61, was fatally stabbed at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Halton Moor, Leeds, on the 28th of April. Defence, QC Richard Wright told Leeds Crown Court that the teenager, who cannot be identified, has admitted the unlawful ... Read More »

Cooling Babies Helps Reduce Long-Term Brain Damage

Cooling Babies Helps Reduce Long-Term Brain Damage

Research suggests cooling babies deprived of oxygen at birth improves their chance of growing up without disabilities, such as cerebral palsy. A study carried out by The New England Journal of Medicine found new-borns that were given the treatment were more likely to have a higher IQ score at school. Babies were placed on a special mat and cooled at ... Read More »

Amazing Journey of a Lost Mobile Phone

Amazing Journey of a Lost Mobile Phone

A farmer lost his iPhone, which has been returned to him after having survived a 9 months and 7,000-mile journey. Oklahoma farmer Kevin Whitney dropped his phone in pounds of grain and said the following at the time: “Drop an iPhone, and you run the risk of cracking its beautiful glass screen. But bury it in 280,000 pounds of grain, ... Read More »

Boy Blinded by Loom Band

Boy Blinded by Loom Band

Loom bands blinded a boy and doctors warn of the dangers of craze sweeping Britain’s schools. Today, a worried mother joined doctors in warning parents over loom bands after one temporarily blinded her son. Mother, Carlie Lawrence, 32, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, was sitting with her children creating bracelets when her eldest son accidentally pinged a bangle into his Brother Kyles’ eye. ... Read More »

Blood Warning Infection for New Mums

A study says women that are pregnant and new mums require closer attention for signs of potentially fatal sepsis. The University of Oxford researchers says most women do recover with antibiotics, but the signs of severe sepsis need to be regarded as a medical emergency. If sepsis is triggered by an infection, it is the leading cause of death in ... Read More »

Charge Electrical Devices before You Travel

Charge Electrical Devices before You Travel

All passengers that will be flying in and out of the UK are advised to make sure both electronic and electrical devices in their hand luggage are adequately charged to be switched on. At some time last week, extra security checks came in at some UK airports for flights to the US, but these will now be extended. The government ... Read More »