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KCSMMHZ Newsline July 19, 2013 - Vimarsana News

KCSMMHZ Newsline July 19, 2013

Whats going on because this is a special occasion, isnt it . Very excited. The first baby of the duke and duchess of cambridge could be born any day now. Buckingham palace did not reveal the due date. A spokesperson said only that Kate Middleton is due to deliver in midjuly. The Indian Government will deploy a new army corps specialized in fighting along the himalayan mountainous areas bordering china. The potential for conflict of india and china was highlighted in april. India accused chinese troops of crossing the border leading to a military standoff. The military unit will contain about 5...

French Restaurant Review: Eunoé, Paris - Vimarsana News

French Restaurant Review: Eunoé, Paris

A new addition to Paris’ hip 11th arrondissement, Eunoé is a pleasant restaurant headed by Japanese chef Ryuji Sato.

17 Crowd-Free Things to Do in Paris This Summer - Vimarsana News

17 Crowd-Free Things to Do in Paris This Summer

Avoid the crowds in Paris this summer by focusing on these new hotels and restaurants, under-the-radar exhibits, and other off-the-beaten path things to do.

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Calabash: The 'greatest likkle festival' - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

Calabash: The 'greatest likkle festival' - Jamaica Observer

Seldom surprised, our CCRP tour organiser could hardly believe the overwhelming response to our Calabash excursion. She had to stop taking bookings when the numbers topped 100. Last Sunday f...

Vaccines – lessons from the past - Vimarsana News

Vaccines – lessons from the past

Where did the idea of inoculation against disease come from? Before vaccination, there was the technique of inoculation by variolation, in which scabs and pus were taken from someone suffering from smallpox would be inserted into cuts in the skin of a healthy person. This could induce a mild infection that offered protection against the more virulent form of the disease.