Monthly Archives: January 2006
Lost Stars Engaged
by admin • JAN 23, 2006

Dominic Monaghan has reportedly popped the question to girlfriend and Lost co-star Evangeline Lilly.
The actor presented Evangeline, better known as Kate in the US drama, with a ring in Hawaii last week, and was delighted to receive …
‘No cancer link’ with mobile phone use
by admin • JAN 20, 2006
Another study that investigated the potential link between mobile phone use and brain cancer adds to the growing body of evidence against any such association, even among long-time users of mobile phones.
Explosion Rips Open Pakistani Gas Pipeline
by admin • JAN 12, 2006
A powerful explosion early Thursday ruptured part of a state-owned gas pipeline in a restive southwestern Pakistan province, briefly disrupting supplies but injuring no one, police said.
Military sending soldiers additional body armor for ...
by admin • JAN 12, 2006
The Army plans to send thousands of ceramic body armor plates to Iraq this year to better protect soldiers while the Marine Corps already is delivering such gear, military officers said.
Israel won’t do business with Pat Robertson
by admin • JAN 12, 2006
Israel will not do business with Pat Robertson after the evangelical leader suggested Prime Minister Ariel Sharon‘s massive stroke was divine punishment for the Gaza withdrawal, a tourism official said Wednesday.
Scotland a “powerhouse” of Renewable En ...
by admin • JAN 12, 2006
Britain‘s biggest windfarm, inaugurated on the site of an old coal mine, will help Scotland become a “powerhouse” of renewable energy, it has been claimed.
Australia close to exporting uranium to China but w ...
by admin • JAN 12, 2006
The Australian Government will begin discussions with China next week on an agreement that will allow uranium to be exported for China’s nuclear power industry.
Taiwan breeds fluorescent green pig
by admin • JAN 12, 2006
Taiwan, home to the world’s first transgenic glowing fish, has successfully bred fluorescent green pigs that researchers hope will boost the island’s stem cell research, a professor said on Thursday.
Protest against asbestos warship
by admin • JAN 12, 2006
Two Greenpeace activists have boarded a French warship lined with asbestos off the coast of Egypt, to protest against its journey to India.
At Least 50 Dead in Hajj Stampede
by admin • JAN 12, 2006
At least 50 people were killed in crowding during the stoning ritual at the hajj pilgrimage on Thursday, witnesses said. The Arab television news station Al-Arabiya reported dozens of pilgrims died.