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Early toilet training is harmful 21 July 2012
A pediatric urologist at Wake Forest University in North Carolina has said that parents who pressurize their children for toilet training may be hurting them as bladder would still be in an underdeveloped staged among kids below three years. Dr....
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U.S. assessments post Irene 31 August 2011
Tropical Storm Irene which hit the US east coast North Carolina on Saturday as a hurricane, before moving north over major cities, and weakening to a tropical storm over New England, has caused flash flooding in upper New York state...
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Junk Food can hasten puberty: Studies 02 November 2012
Puberty is a hard time for girls with several hormonal changes, emotional imbalances. The phenomenon which earlier used to happen generally at 12- 13 years earlier has now dropped to as low as 6 or 7 years in many cases....
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Read More Car or cycle? Maybe both 01 August 2013
Here is a man from Massachusetts who is taking his car-bicycle blend Organic Transit Vehicle otherwise known as an ELF bike, on a 1,200-mile (1,930km) trip from North Carolina to Massachusetts this summer, turning heads as the unusual-looking green vehicle...
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Read More South Carolina to be partner with India: Nikki Haley 03 March 2012
Proud of her Indian heritage, South Carolina’s Indian American governor Nikki Haley says she wanted an opportunity to partner with India, since becoming chief executive, and now those talks are underway. “As I became governor, what I saw was an...
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Read More Saina wins Australian Open 30 June 2014
India's Saina Nehwal won the Australian Super Series title yesterday with 21-18 21-11 scores in a 43-minute contest over Spain's Carolina Marin. This Saina's second major title in the 2014 and first was Indian Open. The first set between Saina...
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Read More Go Green while you drive 01 August 2013
Here is a man from Massachusetts who is taking his car-bicycle blend Organic Transit Vehicle otherwise known as an ELF bike, on a 1,200-mile (1,930km) trip from North Carolina to Massachusetts this summer, turning heads as the unusual-looking green vehicle...
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Donald Trump Asks his Supporters to Vote Twice 04 September 2020
Donald Trump Asks his Supporters to Vote Twice:- US President Donald Trump popped up the idea of voting twice to his supporters in North Carolina: once through the mail and once in person. Trump said this at Wilmington airport addressing...
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12 Indian-Americans in fray for November polls 07 May 2012
The motivation and inspiration for these Indian-American candidates comes from the phenomenal success of two rising stars of the Republican party, Nikki Haley (Governor of South Carolina) and Bobby Jindal (Governor of Louisiana). A record number of Indian Americans, at...
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Rio Olympics: P V Sindhu Settles to Silver, Carolina Marin Wins Gold Medal 20 August 2016
India’s badminton star PV Sindhu did a brave effort to win a gold medal for India but ended up with silver medal in the women's singles badminton championship while her Spain counterpart Carolina Marin won the match and gold medal...
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