Facebook the world top most social networking web site redesigned new profile page for users to display more what they want on their page. We can place images, videos and favorite things and most online friends. 
Adrian Szczypolwski, 52, was arrested for driving into two parked cards before driving head on into another car with 5 times the lethal toxicity level of alcohol at 384mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood this past August 7th. 
Taking a daily aspirin can dramatically cut the risk of dying from cancer, a landmark study has concluded. 
Amazon introduces new generation Kindle with Wi-Fi and 3G wireless. The new Kindle is described as smaller, lighter, faster, and has 50% better contrast. The Kindle Wireless Reading Device features WiFi/3G, 6-inch display, and graphite screen. 
Researchers suggest that pregnant women who regularly use mobile phones are putting their babies at risk of developing behavioral problems. 
A new study has discovered that alcohol is a more dangerous drug than heroin and cocaine. The report is from Britain’s Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs. Its research classified drugs on the basis of the harm they do in our society. Alcohol came top of the list, with heroin second and cocaine third. Researchers created nine categories of harm that drugs can do "from death to damage to mental functioning and loss of relationships," and seven types of harm they do to others. Experts in Britain are now calling for new laws to control alcohol. Don Shenker from the group Alcohol Concern said: “The government should now urgently ensure alcohol is made less affordable and invest in prevention and treatment services to deal with the rise in alcohol dependency that has occurred."The research was led by a former government drugs advisor, Professor David Nutt. He has been calling for a change in the way Britain classifies drugs for many years. He was fired in 2009 for his views and claimed the government was more interested in politics than scientific evidence. Any laws that make alcohol a dangerous drug would cause harm to any government trying to win an election. However, the current study is very extensive and strongly suggests he was right to call for a reclassification. Professor Nutt told Britain’s Guardian newspaper: "We need to rethink how we deal with drugs in the light of these new findings." One suggested change is that cigarettes are put in the same category as cocaine, because they cause as much harm to the individual and society.
British Oscar-winning actress Emma Watson has hit out at the slang used by her compatriots. The star of Harry Potter and Nanny McPhee movies told the British magazine Radio Times that she thought too many people in Britain didn’t speak properly. She said a lot of the language she heard on the streets made people sound stupid. In particular, the phrases “innit” and “ain’t” drove her insane. “Innit” started off as a variation of “isn’t it” but is now used to replace a whole variety of tag questions, ranging from “wasn’t it” to “don’t we” and “won’t I”. She made her comments after visiting her old high school. She told the students not to use slang so much, “because it makes you sound stupid and you're not stupid”.