2015-04-21 Namibia Health

New York Daily News   

Late-night eating could increase breast cancer risk, study says   
New York Daily News
Skipping that midnight snack may help reduce the risk of breast cancer, new research has found. Fasting overnight — for 12 hours or more — significantly lowers glucose levels in the body, says a University of California San Diego School of Medicine study.
Breast Cancer Cases Estimated To Increase 50 Percent By 2030, Study Predicts   Huffington Post
Think pink: Number of women with breast cancer may double in next 15 years ...   RT
Breast Cancer Studies Moving Closer to Prevention Targets   The Public Slate
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NDTV   

Want to quit smoking? Switching to e-cigarettes won't help   
New Zealand Herald
A study of English quitters found those who used e-cigarettes were less likely to have successfully quit smoking after 12 months. Photo / 123RF. A study published in the leading journal Addiction might just change everything for electronic cigarettes ...

2015-04-21 Namibia Science

USA TODAY   

Kermit is that you? New species of glass frog found   
USA TODAY
GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. – A Minnesota scientist in Costa Rica has discovered a new species of glass frog. Oddly enough, the frog looks very similar to the Muppets character Kermit the Frog. Kermit the Frog, left, and Miss Piggy arrive at the World Premiere of ...

2015-04-21 Namibia Sports

Amazing Race's Aly and Steve: The Flat Tire Was the Nail in the Coffin   
MPNnow.com
It was a long, sad demise for Aly and Steve on Friday's two-part Amazing Race. After getting a flat in the middle of the Namibian desert and coming in last on a non-elimination leg, the Olympic speed skater and bobsledder fell further behind on the next leg, ...

2015-04-21 Namibia Entertainment

Mobile Magazine   

Hilarious : Paul Walker's Funniest Moment Imitating Vin Diesel   
Mobile Magazine
While we all get to enjoy the movies, it is very rare that we find what goes on behind the scenes and how all the actors interact with each other. It is only to our imagination what they are saying or how they are having fun when they are just being themselves ...

2015-04-21 Namibia Technology

Irish Examiner   

Google change to penalise some sites   
Irish Examiner
Google will update its search algorithm today so that it will penalise websites that do not optimise viewing on smartphones and tablets. Originally announced in February, Google says the move is to adapt to the increasing number of people using mobile ...

2015-04-21 Namibia Business

Pashminadepot.com was never really about pashminas   
Chicago Tribune
A lot of investment scams are pretty simple. You tell someone you'll invest money for them, they give you money, you steal it, you run away to Namibia. Or, more likely, you fritter the money away day-trading Tesla stock because, realistically, criminals are dumb ...

2015-04-21 Namibia World

Miami Herald   

Spain: Boy Accused of Killing Teacher   
New York Times
A 13-year-old Spanish boy armed with a crossbow and a machete killed a substitute teacher on Monday and wounded four other people at his high school in Barcelona, the police said. “We were just starting the class, and suddenly we heard screams,” said ...

2015-04-21 Namibia Africa

Times LIVE   

Love thy neighbour: Juju   
Times LIVE
Julius Malema yesterday pleaded with Alexandra residents to embrace foreigners, saying they were not the enemy. Save & Share. Email · Print. The EFF leader, whose tone was surprisingly subdued, explained to residents the critical role that other African ...

2015-04-21 Namibia Namibia

StarAfrica.com   

Namibia's President to deliver first state of the nation's address   
StarAfrica.com
The Namibian President, Hage Geingob will on Tuesday deliver his first State of the Nation's Address in the National Assembly, just over a month after his inauguration as the country's third democratically elected president.According to a statement issued by ...