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HOME PAGE (The Hindu)
Tariff advisory body plans to network with crime, traffic database Will help non-life insurance cos verify status of vehicles.
HOME PAGE (The Hindu)
Exports continue declining trend November registers 10% dip; imports rise 6.1%. New Delhi, Jan. 1 Continuing their consecutive decline, Indian exports registered a decrease of 10 per cent in dollar terms in November 2008 fetching $11.5 billion, against $12.8 billion in the ...
Beware winter tan (The Post and Courier)
If you're looking for that summertime glow during the winter, a tanning bed provides an easy treatment. Easy, that is, if you're looking to get as much as 12 times more ultraviolet radiation than you would annually get from normal sun exposure.
HOME PAGE (The Hindu)
Reliance Ind may go slow on some projects To focus more on core biz to deal with meltdown. Mumbai, Dec. 19 Mukesh Ambani-controlled Reliance Industries Ltd may go slow on certain of its planned projects such as the Rs 5,000-crore Rewas port project, the Navi Mumbai SEZ project and the ...
Stay Healthy This Winter (The Tampa Tribune)
These days, you may be tempted to crank up that heater, even in Florida. Before you do, check that you aren't accidentally exposing yourself to harmful carbon monoxide gas. Colorless, odorless and tasteless, carbon monoxide is an invisible threat that can make you sick. It can even be deadly, the American Association of Poison Control Centers warns.
HEALTH BRIEFS (The Providence Journal)
Is your local gym hazardous to your health? Possibly. According to the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, the gym can be a breeding ground for the bacteria that cause skin problems such as athletes foot, ringworm and staph infections. To help keep you from getting any of these infections, sanitize all gym equipment before and after you use it. Yoga mats trap sweat that can turn into ...
Small Doses (Cape Cod Times)
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Risky business: tanning rays, gym bacteria, carbon monoxide at home (The Daily News)
The days of being teased by mild fall temperatures are over, and icy weather is officially here in full force. You may be tempted to crank up that heater, but before you do, check that you aren’t accidentally exposing yourself to harmful carbon monoxide gas. Colorless, odorless and tasteless, carbon monoxide is an invisible threat that can make you sick. It can even be deadly, the American ...
HOME PAGE (The Hindu)
Railway freight hike may dilute excise relief for cement cos ‘A benefit of 2-3% will be passed on to the consumers’. The much-hyped Government stimulus package for the cement industry was partly nullified by a one percentage point hike in freight rates effected by the Railways ...