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Bolt mixes beats

Jamaican sprint king Usain Bolt takes a spin as DJ at a London night club after his Olympic victory.

Hybrid boat builders ply new, green waters

A new hybrid-powered cruiser is turning heads as the world of luxury watercraft follows the automotive industry’s lead in offering customers the opportunity to go green.

New images from Mars

NASA releases new images of Mars from its Curiosity Rover, comparing landscape to the Mojave Desert.

Chinese woman trains to become a geisha

A Chinese woman strives to master ancient esoteric Japanese arts as she trains to become a geisha.

Ocean acidification threatens global shellfish stocks

Global shellfish populations, including oysters, mussels and crabs, are under increasing pressure, brought about by ocean acidification.

NASA’s Curiosity Lands on Mars

Mission controllers cheer after the Mars science Laboratory rover ‘Curiosity’ lands on Mars to begin surface exploration.

Bolt delivers gold in 100 metres

Usain Bolt delivers gold as he retains his Olympic 100 metre title when the Jamaican scorched down the track in 9.63 seconds, an Olympic record.

Nasa’s Mars Rover on target for landing

The Mars Rover Curiosity hurtles closer to the Red Planet, on track “to fly through the eye of the needle” for a precise, safe landing. It’s hoping to unlock clues about possible life on Mars.

Smart Eating Cooking Series: Celeriac Soup

Editor in chief Michael McHugh and Sanitarium Nutrition Service manager Cherry Downing show you how to create quick and easy meals for the whole family. Watch as Michael and Cherry prepare a delightful celeriac soup with parmesan crisps.

Sea turtles swim to freedom

The Thai Navy releases nearly 1000 turtles into the sea, part of a campaign aimed at protecting them from extinction.

Olympic fans “appalled” by badminton scandal

Fans are outraged over poor level of play, sportsmanship after eight badminton players were disqualified for reportedly throwing their matches. MiNDFOOD Reports.

A swimming sensation too good to be true?

China’s 16-year old swimming sensation Ye Shiwen is hitting record times as questions are raised whether her performance is too good to be true.

Male birth control plans begin to gel

Scientists are reporting promising results with an experimental contraceptive gel for men. Using a combination of two hormones, it’s been able to lower the sperm count of males significantly.

Scores killed in North Korea floods

North Korea’s state media reports that 88 people have been killed in floods brought on by heavy downpours.

Tiger cubs entertain zoo visitors

Four tiger cubs delight visitors as a Japanese park prepares for a baby feline boom. If your pets chew your furniture … then count your lucky stars you don’t have one of these furry felines.

Uproar over empty seats at Olympics

Shut out of sporting events, fans sat in a field and watched highlights on massive television monitors while rows of seats went unoccupied. Organisers are investigating why.

Olympic torch arrives at Buckingham Palace

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry welcome Olympic Torch to Buckingham Palace as its nears the end of its journey.

11-year-old pianist sets Guinness Record

11-year-old piano prodigy, Ethan Bortnick, sets the Guinness World Record as the youngest solo musician to headline his own concert tour.

Rare white lion cubs surprise Mexico zoo

A zoo in Puebla, Mexico, has welcomed two rare white lion cubs, though their chances of survival in the wild are slim. MiNDFOOD Reports.

London bus flexes its Olympic muscles

A Czech artist celebrates the Olympics by transforming a London double-decker bus into performance art, with hopes it could become an unofficial mascot of the London 2012 Olympic Games. MiNDFOOD Reports.

Elton John: “I Should Be Dead”

Singer Elton John has delivered a rousing speech at the 19th International AIDS Conference in Washington, saying that because he did not practice safe sex in the 1980’s, he should already be dead. MiNDFOOD Reports

Batman cinema shooting victims mourned at memorial

Aurora residents mourn at a makeshift memorial outside the re-opened mall where a gunman shot and killed 12 people during a screening of the new “Batman'” film.

Mongolia wrestles for Olympic glory

A Mongolian judo champion is hoping a childhood of wrestling on the grasslands can help produce another gold medal at the London Olympic Games.

Nicotine vaccine could be breath of fresh air for smokers

Scientists are developing a nicotine vaccine that, with just one injection, will prevent the pleasure-triggering chemicals in tobacco from ever reaching the brain.

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