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Is. Its basically an arrest for an open container, public. But if you get a seven come youve got to go down to court. They are encouraging those kinds of arrests. The thing is more than 50 are dismissed. So its kind of an exercise in bureaucratic craziness. But its part of the agenda. I [inaudible] yes, sir. It sounds like they have two showed that crime is down while showing that they are doing from being. Now . Yeah. He said showing crime is down [inaudible] so if you were a point of pride [in...

Several muslims were not islamists and we must keep them in our mind. Theres difference between those that interpret their religion that threaten us and those that prescribed to islam that are muslims who are themselves threatened by these islamists and we must keep those two things i think in our minds at the same time and that is what ive tried to do. When i wrote my book that was about what i perceived of the case which was the way in which to my great horror and fear the british ruling class...

Brisbane will be home to the first Escape Lounges haven outside the United Kingdom and the USA.

The Libertines musician, 45, has been off hard drugs for three years and has now settled down in Northern France with his wife Katia and their one-year-old daughter Billie-Mae.

Scientists at Meiji University in Japan have developed an electric spoon that zaps your tongue to enhance the salty taste of bland food.

It will sell just 200 of its Electric Salt Spoons online for 19,800 yen ($127) this month

Japanese drinks giant Kirin Holdings will start selling an electrified spoon that researchers claim can promote healthier eating by enhancing salty tastes without extra sodium. Monday's product launch marks the first commercialisation of technology that last year won an Ig Nobel Prize, which honours unusual and whimsical research. Kirin will sell just 200 of its Electric Salt Spoons online for 19,800 yen ($127) this month and a limited run at a Japanese retailer in June, but is hoping for...

Drinks giant develops specialised utensil aimed at enhancing flavour while promoting healthier eating

Kirin Holdings is launching an electrified spoon designed to enhance salty tastes without increasing sodium intake, based on research that earned an Ig Nobel Prize.

TOKYO : Japanese drinks giant Kirin Holdings will start selling an electrified spoon that researchers claim can promote healthier eating by enhancing salty tastes without extra sodium.Monday's product launch marks the first commercialisation of technology that last year won an Ig Nobel Prize, which honour