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zondag 11 januari 2009 |
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Far-sighted philanthropist puts world in focus with a 'lunatic's dream' Henry Adjei-Mensah, a tailor in Ghana, could no longer see well enough to thread his sewing machine. He was too poor to afford glasses. Then Mr Silver, an atomic physicist who also taught optics at Oxford University, handed him a pair of self-adjusting glasses he had designed, and suddenly the tailor's world came into crystal-clear focus. "He grinned and started operating his machine very fast," said Mr Silver, 62, who aims to distribute his special glasses throughout the developing world. Posted: 11:27:26 PM
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Female orgasm, divine inspiration and the infamous G-spot Female orgasm is probably one of the most mysterious phenomena in the world. There is very little precise knowledge about this phenomenon, some people hardly believe in it, although they do think that one needs to talk about it. Female orgasm is like the divine afflation – it is different and unique every time and all the time. Posted: 11:23:03 PM
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 Stunning images of planet Earth surrounded by space garbageAbout 4,600 launches have been made since the first launch of Earth's man-made satellite in 1957. Nowadays, there are about 6,000 artificial satellites orbiting the planet. About 400 of them orbit Earth beyond its orbit. About 800 satellites are currently functioning of the total number of 5,600. A huge amount of fragments and debris - from screwdrivers to fuel tanks - orbit the planet. Posted: 11:17:25 PM
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Sunday's InspirationPeak
God never made a fish with fins until He made an ocean for it to swim in.
Author Unknown Posted: 12:36:07 PM
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