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  　　　　　　　　 E B Y Most parts of our bodies - lungs, hearts, knees, faces - can all be replaced by transplant. The world's first full head transplant is mooted for 2018. Or is it a body transplant? Jolyon Jenkins decides to explore how it's now possible to replace most of his body, by bioprinting, transplant or use of synthetic parts. He works methodically through his own body and interviews scientists at the cutting-edge in each area; and explores our emotional reactions to the idea of replacing different parts of our bodies. In 2011, the...

　　　　　　　　 E B Y Print sales have been declining for several years as readers find their content online - but now, something unusual is happening. When was the last time you bought a magazine? The answer is likely to depend on whether you prefer reading about Theresa May or Taylor Swift. Magazine sales have generally been falling since the day the inventor of the internet said: "Hey, why don't I invent the internet?" But the latest  ABC figures , released this week, show that sales of certain titles are actually going up. News and current affairs magazines are becoming more popular - but celebrity, gossip and fashion publications are still struggling. It's a trend that Sarah Penny, editor of  Fashion Monitor , puts down to the news agenda. "I think that we can all agree that the past 18 months have been pretty tumultuous within current affairs," she says. With the likes of Brexit and Trump's election, the unsettled nature of societ...

　　　　　　　　 E B Y A marathon runner who trundles 26 miles and 385 yards in a 15kg (2st) dragon costume has been immortalised in a new children’s book. Dana Power, aged 61, from Bridgnorth in Shropshire, has so far raised more than £35,000 for Asthma UK. Most of the cash is collected in memory of a young boy from the town who died from an asthma attack. Cameron Brown’s mother Gemma wrote the book – and has also been inspired by Dana’s efforts to take up long distance running herself.

                            E B Y Despite conspiracy theorist David Meade's claims that the world would end on Sept. 23, Earth appears to be spinning on just fine. But don't worry — Meade says he just got the date wrong: Doomsday will actually happen in October. Writing on his website, Meade, whose claims have no scientific basis, said his original prediction about the world ending on Sept. 23 actually marked a day that would set into motion a series of catastrophic events that will eventually lead to Earth's demise. Now, he says the real "action" will start on Oct. 15. According to Meade's initial prediction, a rogue planet called Nibiru or Planet X — kept secret by NASA — would collide with Earth on Sept. 23. Meade based his prediction on Bible verses and codes that showed Sept. 23 as a significant date. But once nothing happened on that day, Meade asserted that the real trouble would actually start...

 Just how powerful are power poses? Not very, as it turns out. Ever since a widely read study was published in Psychological Science in 2010 — which showed that taking a moment alone before an important meeting to assume one of two power poses can boost your self-confidence, and even change your hormone levels — power poses have become a self-help sensation. The poses are simple and are common among powerful people: sitting back in a chair with your feet on a desk and your fingers laced behind your neck, or standing and leaning...

                            E B Y You may already have heard the warnings: Don’t overcharge your mobile phone. Make sure you unplug it from the charger after it reaches 100%. Wait to charge your phone until it’s almost down to 0%. Don’t leave it charging overnight. Or else. The direness implicit in those imperatives may be overblown, but they're not paranoid conspiracy dictums — you still shouldn't overcharge your phone. Here's why. Mobile phones contain a rechargeable lithium-ion (or li-ion) battery. Li-ion batteries charge ...

                              E B Y  The classic racing game on the red and white machine has recently been re-interpreted by a group of Frankenstein, who connected the printer, the projector and the game console to the computer, and programmed a special racing game: the printer prints up to 50 meters " Runway ", the projector will be trolley and scoring images projected in the runway display area, the user through the handle can control the" car "direction of travel. When the "car" hit "wall",...

                            E B Y  Suspects guarded two small high-definition printer, actually at home to print hundreds of thousands of face value of counterfeit money, the reporter learned from the Chengdu Public Security Bureau Economic Investigation Detachment in Chengdu, the local self-sale of large counterfeit money case, but also The end of last year, the province was cracked with the largest co-sale of counterfeit money case, the police seized the face value of about 600,000 yuan counterfeit money. At present, the cas...

PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers lineman Alejandro Villanueva says the national anthem ordeal got out of control and he is taking the blame, CBS Pittsburgh reports. "Unfortunately I threw my teammates under the bus, unintentionally," Villanueva said. "Every single time I see that picture of me standing by myself I feel embarrassed." Villanueva was the only Steelers player standing outside the tunnel for the national anthem before their game Sunday against the Chicago Bears. Chicago residents react to Trump's criticism of NFL, NBA players Villanueva says he asked quarterback Ben Roethlisberger if he could be out in front with the captains during the national anthem and they agreed to it, but when he went to the front of the tunnel to see the flag, he went too far unintentionally. "When we came out of the locker room into that tunnel, it was a very small area. There was a flag or something coming off the field so there were a bunch of Bears fans, co...

If you think the  NFL flag flap is a losing issue for Donald Trump , you might want to call Michael Dukakis, the 1988 Democratic nominee for president and say these two words:  "Flag factory." After the Democratic National Convention in 1988, Dukakis, the former Massachusetts governor, was leading Vice President George H. W. Bush by 17 points. But then, the GOP vice president's campaign put Bush at an event at a flag factory. And Republicans also seized upon the fact that, as governor of Massachusetts, Dukakis had vetoed a bill requiring school teachers to lead their classes in the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of each school day. The idea was so popular that even in deep-blue Massachusetts, the legislature overrode his veto. While Dukakis was arguing about constitutional nuance, Bush was standing on national TV. He looked in the camera and asked Americans, "Should public school teachers be required to lead our children in the Pledge of Allegiance? My oppo...

                           E B Y Puerto Ricans described desperate conditions on the hurricane-ravaged island and pleaded for more help from federal agencies on Monday, with some saying they felt the U.S. territory was being forgotten. "It looks like a bomb went off," said Monique Casablanca, 37, by phone from Ocean Park in the capital of San Juan. "I've seen very little to no police presence, I've seen zero military presence. Nights are excruciating, there's screaming, there's gunshots. It’s hot, so it’s hard to sleep right now I haven’t slept in 48 hours," said Casablanca, a rental property manager. Casablanca said that while she had seen Federal Emergency Management Agency workers visit the area a few days ago, she had not seen them since. "You feel like you're forgotten. I'm in an area that's flooded and there’s basically dead animals — cats, dogs, rats just floating around — the smell is crazy and...

                            E B Y Anthony Weiner was sentenced in federal court   on Monday morning to 21 months imprisonment. He got lucky. He could have been sentenced to a lot more time. The federal sentencing guidelines are harsh in general. Most criminal defense attorneys would rather have a client in state court than in federal court. The stakes are just too high in federal court, where judges routinely hand down sentences of hundreds of months. It’s mostly because of the federal sentencing guidelines. Though they were designed to achieve reasonable uniformity and proportionality in sentencing, the multiple enhancements for even lower-level crimes often result in stratospheric sentences. The federal sentencing guidelines require the district court to first calculate the “range” on a published chart, which is a function of two factors: the gravity of the crime, and the criminal history of the ...