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My Chemical Romance Fans Protest The Daily Mail
2008-06-01 00:00:00 A group of My Chemical Romance fans got together to protest against the Daily Mail on Saturday (May 31), angry over the paper's coverage of MCR and emo after the suicide of Hannah Bond, a fan of the band. Audiojunkies were there to film it happen and
Maligned emo fans to march on Daily Mail
2008-05-22 00:00:00 Hundreds of fans of 'emo' band My Chemical Romance are planning to march on the Daily Mail to protest at what they see as an unjustified attack on the group and its fans
By: Mp3 weblog
Daily Mail and Liz Goddard's 10-year-old baby
2008-05-21 14:12:00 A rather unfortunate choice of pullquote and photograph in a Daily Mail anti-abortion story today. As you can hopefully see from the scan below, the photograph is of a mother with a baby; the adjacent pullquote reads:'Doctors said he'd die in ten minutes. Now he's ten years old.'So that baby's 10 years old. Huh? Such a severe case of arrested development doesn't exactly strengthen the anti-abortion argument. Admittedly, the caption below the photograph then explains:Liz Goddard and Will, at seven months. Today he is a healthy ten-year-oldHowever not only is this page element much smaller than the photo or the pullquote (and therefore less likely to draw the eye), but it implies that Liz Goddard was seven months old when the photo was taken...(Click on the image below to see a larger version.)
By: The Engine Room
[Amusing] Teh editors at The Daily Mail don?t know how to spell teh (pic ca
2008-04-16 07:18:00 Daily Mail
Daily Mail & P&0 in French Property Prize
2008-04-08 13:17:00 The Daily Mail and P&0 Ferries aim to make one lucky person the owner of a stunning French cottage located in Brittany. The desirable French home is a prize in a draw aimed at Daily Mail readers and is sure to be popular amongst its readers.
Un?altra Vittoria per Materazzi e l? Immagine dell? Italia
2008-04-08 09:00:00 Un’altra vittoria calcistica per l’Italia e l’immagine del calcio italiano, Marco Materazzi ha infatti trionfato nella causa contro il tabloid inglese Daily Star. Tutto nasce dalla trionfale notte di Berlino, quando, all’indomani della celebre testata di Zinedine Zidane ( in seguito il logo della famosa testata è diventato addirittura un marchio di abbigliamento) all’arcigno difensore ...
Anne Diamond reviews video games for the Daily Mail
2008-03-31 14:39:00 How funny is this!? It's weird to see someone's opinion when they are so far out of the loop. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/page-s/live/articles/news/news.html?-in_article_id=547008&in_pag-e_id=1770 But check out the dodgy photoshop work!! What are they doing?!
By: XBOX Snippets
Singer Lisa Marie Presley is suing the Daily Mail for libel over publishing
2008-03-10 00:54:00 The 40-year-old daughter of Elvis Presley said the story, which was widely republished worldwide, forced her to confirm she is expecting a baby.Her UK laywer Simon Smith said claims that she had an “unhealthy appetite” and is “growing like her dad” had left the star “deeply upset and offended”.Presley called the press “disgusting” on her ... Related Entries: February 1st, 2007 Happy Birthday Lisa Marie Presley!sourceLisa Marie Presley (born February 1, 1968 in Memphis, Tennessee) is an American singer, daughter of Elvis Presley and Priscilla ...Bloated Lisa Marie Presley now looks worse than ElvisHer smouldering gaze and curled lip leaves no doubt that Lisa Marie Presley is every inch her father’s daughter, but ...Like father like daughter? Bloated Lisa Marie is now the double of dad ElvisHer father fought - and lost - a long and very public battle with the bulge.Now Elvis Presley’s daughter Lisa ...Elvis Presleyâ€...
Lisa Marie Presley to sue the Daily Mail over weight gain story
2008-03-09 17:21:00 Lisa Marie Presley is suing over an article speculating about her weight gain.
By: Gossip Boulevard
Bird flu pandemic still possible, warns world expert (Daily Mail)
2008-03-07 00:00:00 The bird flu virus is 'firmly entrenched' in Asia and a pandemic among humans remains possible, a World Health Organisation (WHO) expert has warned. His statement came as Egypt reported its 46th human case of bird flu in an 11-year-old boy. Scientists fear the virus, which is usually spread direct ...
Bird flu pandemic still possible, warns world expert (Daily Mail)
2008-03-07 00:00:00 The bird flu virus is 'firmly entrenched' in Asia and a pandemic among humans remains possible, a World Health Organisation (WHO) expert has warned. His statement came as Egypt reported its 46th human case of bird flu in an 11-year-old boy. Scientists fear the virus, which is usually spread direct ...
Is the Daily Mail anti-Polish?
2008-02-24 13:21:00 By Wiktor Moszczynski In the last 2 years Poles and other Central European workers in the UK and their families have experienced a relentless campaign from the “Daily Mail” that has contrasted with the thoughtful and responsible coverage received from most of the media as well as from British politicians, employers and trade unions. Of course we ...
Daily Mail UK launches Free MailTXT
2008-02-21 11:36:00 But no it?s not a free SMS service; MailTXT is actually a downloadable Java application that is supposed to be able to work on any mobile handset. Members who send messages via the MailTXT application wiil gain them free, although there will be a small operator?s data charge. While non-members using MailTxT across the globe ...
By: Phones Review
InsideArsenal?s Tribute To The Busby Babes With Moving Video Footage
2008-02-06 11:04:00 The last line-up of the Busby Babes. 5 February, 1958, Belgrade. From left to right: Edwards, Colman, Jones, Morgans, Charlton, Viollet, Taylor, Foulkes, Gregg, Scanlon, Byrne. Fabregas the King is not alone in really wondering why the players pictured above are being remembered with such passion after the Munich Air Disaster of 1958. Many of you were ...
Daily Mail 2.0 - Fuck Off Now!
2008-01-30 21:17:00 Has anyone else noticed the massive increase in "turd drop news bites" that have been appearing and then receiving Diggs, thus appearing on the front page from the trash paper come "reliable" online news source, The Daily Mail? read more
Big Brother 2.0: Microsoft?s Orwellian innovation
2008-01-18 01:19:00 Microsoft has submitted a patent application for a new Big Brotheresque software program capable of remotely monitoring a worker’s productivity, competence and physical wellbeing. This takes the monitoring of people at work to a new level, say civil liberties groups, privacy lawyers and the Information Commisioner.
Daily Mail Article calls Adnan Ghalib ?Low Life ? Sleeping with the Star he
2008-01-12 20:27:00 Part 2 of the lengthy, graphic, shocking story about Britney Spears’ suicide threats from the Daily Mail by J Randy Taraborrelli. In the story entitled “I Fear My Friend Britney Will Kill Herself”, it describes Adnan Ghalib as bad news for Spears, a “low life … sleeping with the star he was stalking”.The mag says ...
Energy-saving bulbs 'can cause migraines' warn experts | the Daily Mail
2008-01-04 13:13:00 Energy-saving bulbs 'can cause migraines' warn experts the Daily Mail: "Energy saving light bulbs can trigger migraines, health experts and charities warned last night.They have been inundated with complaints about the fluorescent bulbs, which are due to become compulsory in homes within four years.Campaigners are calling for the Government to allow an opt-out for people with health problems so they can continue to use old-style bulbs.The warning follows concerns that eco-bulbs can trigger dizziness, loss of focus and discomfort among people with epilepsy.There have also been complaints from people with lupus - an auto-immune disease causing many symptoms including pain."Link
Death by chocolate: More dogs at risk this Christmas, warn vets (Daily Mail
2007-12-10 01:12:00 A record number of dogs could be killed this year by their owners feeding them chocolate, vets warned yesterday. Many pet owners do not realise that chocolate is highly toxic to dogs
Death by chocolate: More dogs at risk this Christmas, warn vets (Daily Mail
2007-12-10 01:12:00 A record number of dogs could be killed this year by their owners feeding them chocolate, vets warned yesterday. Many pet owners do not realise that chocolate is highly toxic to dogs
Death by chocolate: More dogs at risk this Christmas, warn vets (Daily Mail
2007-12-10 01:12:00 A record number of dogs could be killed this year by their owners feeding them chocolate, vets warned yesterday. Many pet owners do not realise that chocolate is highly toxic to dogs
Why blondes make men act dumb - Daily Mail
2007-11-19 03:49:00 Daily Mail Why blondes make men act dumbDaily Mail, UK - 3 hours agoWhen they meet fair-haired women like Paris Hilton or sexy actress Sienna Miller, men suffer a ‘blonde moment’ and their mental performance drops, …You silly boys: blondes make men act dumb Times OnlineBlondes make men act dumb Times of IndiaCanadian Hopitals Ill Equipped ...
Daily Mail Interview
2007-10-26 10:13:00 -What is your greatest regret?-I'm too young for regrets. But there was a situation a few years ago which could have become a regret. I was offered a great role by the legendary film-maker Bernardo Bertolucci which required me to do nudity.In the end I turned down. I came to the conclusion that I didn't really feel comfortable doing the things that were asked of the character at that point in my life.It was the hardest decision I've ever made as an actor, to say, I don't want to work with one of the best film-makers on earth. I thought I'd regret it later, but it was the best decision I made because I was honest with myself.-What were your dreams as a child?-I remember being in college knowing I didn't want to go anymore. I wanted to try and become an actor. There is a something in me, with a risk of sounding cliché, that I just had to do it. I knew from an early age that acting was my path....-What turns you on?-I would really love to direct one day. I think there are certa...
By: Jake Weird
Daily Mail and the typist's sore thumb
2007-08-28 15:02:00 An interesting example of a national newspaper twisting the truth today.In its front page standfirst, the Daily Mail is outraged over a severely injured paratrooper getting only "a fraction of the £1/2m given to an RAF typist with a sore thumb". While the paper may have a strong argument, it lets itself down by using the phrase "sore thumb".The woman in question, who was only in her 20s, actually developed a permanent repetitive strain injury (RSI) which left her unlikely ever to be able to return to full or part-time work. She also developed associated depression. A bit worse than "a sore thumb"...Oh, one more thing. The typist's award included unspecified legal costs - so I don't know how much of that £1/2m was even compensation.I also note that the Daily Mail's online version of the story uses the phrase "typing injury" instead of "sore thumb" - a little more accurate, but hardly conveying the full truth.
By: The Engine Room
How statins can help to protect from Alzheimer's - Daily Mail
2007-08-28 04:08:00 Daily Mail How statins can help to protect from Alzheimer'sDaily Mail, UK -24 minutes agoStatins, the anti-cholesterol drugs taken by three million Britons, can protect against Alzheimer's disease, researchers say. An analysis of brain tissue … More: continued here
Mental gymnastics that could help you fight Alzheimer's - Daily Mail
2007-08-27 05:08:00 Daily Mail Mental gymnastics that could help you fight Alzheimer'sDaily Mail, UK -21 minutes agoShe says that with no cure for Alzheimer's in sight, such pastimes are an ideal way to stave off dementia by keeping the mind alert. … More: continued here
Scientists develop vaccine that could ease Alzheimer's torment - Daily Mail
2007-08-22 02:08:00 Daily Mail Scientists develop vaccine that could ease Alzheimer's tormentDaily Mail, UK -2 hours agoA vaccine that could ease the devastating symptoms of Alzheimer's disease is being developed by scientists. In tests, the jab protected against the erosion …Vaccine thwarts the tangles of Alzheimer'sEurekAlert (press release)Scientists hail new treatment that could protect brain from …Daily MailVaccine Stops ...
Scientists hail new treatment that could protect brain from ? - Daily Mail
2007-08-21 17:08:00 Daily Mail Scientists hail new treatment that could protect brain from …Daily Mail, UK -11 minutes agoScientists believe they have discovered a potential treatment for Alzheimer's disease, the devastating illness that affects almost 600000 people in the UK. … More: continued here
Therapist 'seduced patients and turned them into sex slaves' - Daily Mail
2007-08-18 03:08:00 Daily Mail Therapist 'seduced patients and turned them into sex slaves'Daily Mail, UK -22 minutes agoHe was her psychotherapist at the NHS clinic where she was admitted in the early 1990s suffering from chronic anorexia and weighing just four and a half … More: continued here
Maddie morreu na noite do seu desaparecimento, diz Daily Mail.
2007-08-17 03:25:00 A imprensa britânica revela hoje que Madeleine McCann morreu na noite do seu desaparecimento, que a polícia portuguesa já sabe quem a matou e que o sangue encontrado no apartamento da Praia da Luz não é da menina. O Daily Mail revela hoje na sua primeira página que «Maddie morreu na noite do seu desaparecimento», uma notícia assinada por Fiona Barton, que cita o inspector-coordenador da Polícia Judiciária (PJ), Olegário Sousa. Segundo o Daily Mail, Olegário Sousa revelou que a Madeleine morreu na noite do seu desaparecimento, sublinhando a possibilidade de brevemente serem conhecidos novos suspeitos no caso da menina, que desapareceu a 3 de Maio de um apartamento da Praia da Luz. Por seu lado, o Daily Express e o Daily Star indicam que a PJ já sabe quem matou Madeleine enquanto o The Times avança que o sangue encontrado no apartamento da Praia da Luz de onde a menina desapareceu pertence a um homem. Segundo o The Times, que teve acesso aos resultados das análises realizadas...
Daily Mail Weekend Magazine - August 11 2007
2007-08-17 02:22:00 Daily Mail Weekend Magazine | August 11 2007 | PDF | 85.43 Mb????????
Peer-reviewed 'Daily Mail' on cannabis
2007-08-15 07:28:00 What we've recently learned about cannabisListed here the latest scientific facts about cannabis. Most of the information is taken from that well respected peer-reviewed scientific journal, The Daily Mail*, whom I would like to thank for their valuable contribution to rational debate and responsible, well balanced reporting. It is now 30 times stronger than that smoked in the 1960-1995 period. A single puff on a cannabis cigarette can mean catching life-long schizophrenia.Using cannabis increases the risk of catching schizophrenia to 41%. Since reclassification, mental health wards have been overloaded with over 30,000 cases of schizophrenia amongst schoolchildren each year. Children as young as SIX are being treated for cannabis addiction. Research has proved that 30,000 people die a year through lung cancer caught by smoking it.Smoking one cannabis reefer is as damaging to the lungs as smoking 5 Capstan full strength cigarettes. Cannabis intoxication is responsible for at least 1...
Decision day on Alzheimer's drugs - Daily Mail
2007-08-10 06:08:00 Decision day on Alzheimer's drugsDaily Mail, UK -25 minutes agoA victory for Alzheimer's sufferers today in their court battle against the Government's 'rationing' body could help other patients refused NHS drugs. … More: continued here
Langham's victim: the mixed-up girl who goes for older men - Daily Mail
2007-08-03 06:08:00 Daily Mail Langham's victim: the mixed-up girl who goes for older menDaily Mail, UK -24 minutes agoDescribed by her own family as a "drama queen", she was bullied in class, plagued by anorexia and bulimia, and had attempted suicide twice by the time she …The aspiring actress who accused the fallen starDaily MailChris Langham: My Lust For Young ...
'Hollyoaks' becomes first TV soap to show 'anorexia death' - Daily Mail
2007-07-30 17:07:00 'Hollyoaks' becomes first TV soap to show 'anorexia death'Daily Mail, UK -4 hours agoChannel 4 soap Hollyoaks will become the first TV soap to highlight the deadly risks of anorexia in a controversial storyline to be screened this summer. …?Hollyoaks? is first TV soap to highlight deadly risks of anorexiaBelfast Telegraphall 3 news articles More: continued here ...
UK?s Daily Mail reports on Sai-related shenanigans
2007-07-29 15:43:00 The Daily Mail of U.K. writes about “The high-flying banker…and the new age guru - follower of Sathya Sai Baba - who ‘brainwashed’ him into a £300,000 cottage renovation” (see here)The UK investment banker, Angus Blair, claims he was ‘brainwashed’ by an Iranian-born spiritual healer, Mojdeh Danesh, into spending £300,000 on renovating a cottage in the Cotswolds. “Now ...
UK?s Daily Mail reports on Sai-related shenanigans
2007-07-28 11:52:00 Daily Mail of UK on Sai Baba follower Mojdeh Danesh (source) “ As highly paid investment banker, Angus Blair would have been used to the stresses of dealing in millions of pounds every day. Mr Blair ran the Middle East and North Africa desks for ING Barings, and had a 20-year unblemished financial career. Yet he ...
Should this Alzheimer's victim be seen dying on TV? - Daily Mail
2007-07-26 05:07:00 Daily Mail Should this Alzheimer's victim be seen dying on TV?Daily Mail, UK -25 minutes agoBy PAUL REVOIR ITV is to screen a documentary which shows the moment a victim of Alzheimer's disease dies. The revelation triggered criticism last night as … More: continued here
Daily Mail Weekend Magazine - July 14 2007
2007-07-25 16:23:00 English | PDF | 81.31 Mb???????? Daily Mail Weekend Magazine - July 14 2007
Scientists 'step closer to Alzheimer's cure' - Daily Mail
2007-07-23 16:07:00 Daily Mail Scientists 'step closer to Alzheimer's cure'Daily Mail, UK -12 minutes agoScientists have moved a step closer to finding a cure for Alzheimer's, it was revealed today. Biologists have developed a compound which has successfully … More: continued here
Daily Mail Weekend Magazine July 14 2007
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By: The Dead Zone
Won't anyone stand up for God? by Daily Mail
2007-07-13 22:10:00 reposted from RichardDawkins.netThanks to Linda Ward Selbie for the link.Reposted from:http://www.dailymail.co.uk-/pages/live/femail/article.html-?in_article_id=466794&in_pa-ge_id=1879Atheists are on the march. The idea of God is under fire. The practice of religion is being condemned as a major source of evil in the world. The latest assault comes in a book entitled God Is Not Great by polemical writer Christopher Hitchens.The work, subtitled The Case Against Religion, is already on the bestseller list of The New York Times. It arrives hot on the heels of The God Delusion, another bestseller from Professor Richard Dawkins. Both authors are militant atheists who want to destroy the faith of believers.Dawkins expressed the hope that 'religious readers who open this book will be atheists when they put it down'. Hitchens states boldly: 'Religion is man-made. Religion poisons everything.' Of course, it is not difficult to convince us that religions can generate evil and violence, c...
Revolutionary blood test to detect signs of Alzheimer's - Daily Mail
2007-07-11 11:07:00 Daily Mail Revolutionary blood test to detect signs of Alzheimer'sDaily Mail, UK -36 minutes agoA British medical team could be on the brink of a major breakthrough to devise a blood test for Alzheimer's disease. Revolutionary research has pinpointed a … More: continued here
Eating disorder risk to 40% of models - Daily Mail
2007-07-05 13:07:00 Daily Mail Eating disorder risk to 40% of modelsDaily Mail, UK -20 minutes agoAn inquiry into catwalk health has heard that cases of anorexia could be just the "tip of the iceberg". Psychiatrist Dr Adrienne Key said there was a … More: continued here
Anorexia doctor pays out sacked nurse - Daily Mail
2007-06-28 16:06:00 Daily Mail Anorexia doctor pays out sacked nurseDaily Mail, UK -15 minutes agoDr Dee Dawson, a leading expert on anorexia and bulimia, paid the out of court settlement to experienced staff nurse Kate Wellesley, 38. … More: continued here
How children lost the right to roam in four generations | the Daily Mail
2007-06-25 21:32:00 sad but true. i missed a nap saturday to walk with my kids to the very closeby park, just cuz i am too scared to let them go by themselves even though they are far older than i was when i got to go roaming around backroads on my bike taking a 10 mile ride to the candy store, running around playing war in orange groves, and sauntering up and down various beaches in florida all by myself when i was a kid.
By: webtourz
Six-year-old boy treated for anorexia - Daily Mail
2007-06-19 16:06:00 Six-year-old boy treated for anorexiaDaily Mail, UK -23 minutes agoA six-year-old is the youngest boy to be treated for anorexia, a study reveals today. It also shows more young boys than girls are being treated for eating …Eating disorders affecting more boys than girlsThis is Londonall 4 news articles More: continued here
Caring for Alzheimer's patients topic of workshop - Daily Mail - Charleston
2007-06-05 17:06:00 Caring for Alzheimer's patients topic of workshopDaily Mail - Charleston, WV -25 minutes agoOne change in terms that does make some sense is that advocated by Jane Marks, who will be leading a session at a half-day Alzheimer's Care workshop June 22 … More: continued here
Daily Mail fashion advice
2007-06-05 10:09:00 According to a 'Did You Know?' sidebar in a Daily Mail feature on recycling yesterday,It take just 25 two-litre pop bottles to make one adult-size fleece jacketYes, possibly ? but even if you could find something to glue the bottles together with, you'd end up looking like the Michelin Man. And it would hardly be comfortable...(Seriously, a company called Greenpac does make clothing from plastic yarn taken from melted-down drinks bottles, but there was no explanation of this in the Daily Mail story ? hence the strange mental image. With language, context is everything.)
By: The Engine Room
'Brainy' mice may hold key to Alzheimer's - Daily Mail
2007-05-28 03:05:00 PhysOrg.com 'Brainy' mice may hold key to Alzheimer'sDaily Mail, UK -38 minutes agoScienstists have bred 'bright mice' in a breakthrough which could lead to new treatments for illnesses such as Alzheimer's. …Turning off gene makes mice smarterGulf Newsall 12 news articles More: continued here |
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