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  • Thieves Use Breasts to Distract Victim

    08/14/2010 7:50:56 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 33 replies
    Telegraph ^ | 13 Aug 2010
    Police in France are looking for two attractive female thieves who bared their breasts at a man at a cashpoint to distract him before stealing his money.The women in their 20s exposed themselves to the victim as he punched his pin code into an ATM machine in Paris. As he stared at one, the other then withdrew 300 euros from his account before the pair fled with the money. The incident was captured on CCTV at the cash machine on Paris’s Left Bank, but the women could not be identified, a French police spokesman said. “We would advise anyone withdrawing...
  • Cold winters drive great tits to eat bats, reports expert

    09/10/2009 4:41:56 PM PDT · by JoeProBono · 142 replies · 7,950+ views
    timesonline ^ | September 9, 2009
    A much-loved garden bird has been exposed as a ruthless killer after being observed seeking out and eating hibernating bats. The great tits were provoked into the unusual behaviour after suffering food shortages during particularly harsh winter weather. Over the course of two winters, ornithologists observed the birds searching for, killing and eating 18 bats in caves in the Bükk Mountains in northeast Hungary. The birds normally live on seeds and insects such as caterpillars and spiders but during the winter these can be in very scarce supply. In particular, snow cover can make it impossible for the great tits...
  • FDA blocks return of silicone gel breast implants

    01/08/2004 1:16:13 PM PST · by Dog Gone · 8 replies · 245+ views
    Associated Press ^ | January 8, 2004
    WASHINGTON -- The Food and Drug Administration rejected Inamed Corp.'s bid to bring silicone gel breast implants back to the market, more than a decade after they were first banned amid fears the devices harmed women. The FDA apparently heeded criticism that Inamed hadn't studied the controversial implants thoroughly enough to settle questions about just how often they break apart in women's bodies and the resulting health effects from leaking silicone. The FDA's move doesn't end strictly controlled research studies that make the implants available to some women with breast cancer and a few other conditions. Nor does it mean...