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Bird shuts down Big Bang atom smasher
A PECKISH bird briefly knocked out part of the world's biggest atom smasher by causing a chain reaction with a piece of bread, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research said.
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UC Berkeley students make world-record California sushi roll
It began with ninjas and it ended with tofu, and somewhere in the middle hundreds of amateur sushi rollers set a new world record.
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UC Berkeley students roll a giant serpent of sushi
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Higher sweetened beverage intake at age 5 was linked to more body fat during the following 10 years.
BEIJING, Nov.9 -- Parents may be setting their daughters up for weight problems simply by allowing them to drink two or more sweetened drinks daily while young, study findings hint.
$1b sales boost possible for Zespri
Zespri says it is hopeful a highly promising red-fleshed fruit will be on the market in five to six years.
Students Turn Fast Food Into Fuel For Learning
Paul, called Breakfast to Go, allows these students to grab a free nutritious meal in the cafeteria and take it to class.
Got deer? Minn. food shelves looking for donations
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Minnesota food shelves are eager for donations as the firearms deer hunting season opens on Saturday.
Climate of accord turns chilly
Intelligent people agree that, absent immediate radical action regarding global warming, the human race is sunk.
A lot of lives have changed since Barack Obama won the presidential election one year ago last Wednesday, none so much as the life of Chicago's Sam Kass, the engaging, shaved-head assistant White House chef and food initiative coordinator, a crusader for healthy eating who has shot to fame in the almost 10 months the Obamas have been in the White ...
Canadian brigadier-general says progress in Afghanistan will be slow
A high-ranking Canadian soldier who is assuming a key role in Afghanistan says Canadians need to temper their expectations ahead of a planned pullout in 2011.
Obesity Causes 100,000 Cancer Cases Yearly
Share + Nov 7, 2009 1:11 pm US/Eastern BOSTON Click to enlarge 1 of 1 Experts say obesity causes more than 100,000 cases of cancer in the US every year and that number will rise as rates of obesity continue to rise.
Large Hadron Collider breakdown caused by bird
The 4.4billion Large Hadron Collider has broken down again - all because of a passing bird.
Breast-Feeding Benefits Moms and Babies: Report
Breast-feeding offers health benefits for infants and mothers, and should be promoted and encouraged, says an updated position paper released by the American Dietetic Association.
Diet of colorful foods boosts immunity
A U.S. health and wellness expert says an easy way to boost immunity is to eat more fruits and vegetables in different colors.
Scottish meal for finance chiefs
The world's leading finance ministers were treated to a distinctly Scottish dinner as they settled in for the G20 summit.
WWII Museum adds theater, restaurant and 'canteen'
Peter Vandyke's steps have slowed since he stormed Normandy Beach, but his 1942 Army uniform still fits and he wore it proudly as the National World War II Museum dedicated a $60 million expansion as Tom Hanks and other celebrities looked on Friday.
chocolatier Builds Replica Berlin Wall
Award winning French chocolatier Patrick Roger is commemorating the fall of communism with a fifteen meter long and nine hundred kilogram chocolate reproduction of the Berlin Wall.
Cheese driving UK economic growth
Offshore wind farms, yacht building and cheese are among the industries driving the UK's economic growth, according to a new report.
NJ store owner pleads guilty in food stamp fraud
A New Jersey food store owner and two employees have admitted defrauding the federal food stamp program of more than $280,000. Mehal Mothon, who owned a Citgo Food Mart in Westville, pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiracy to embezzle from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance Program.
Sir Roger Moore appears in campaign to stop shoppers buying foie gras
The former James Bond star has been trying to persuade Selfridges to discontinue sales of the pate which, he says, is made using cruel methods to fatten goose livers.