The Friday Post

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2. We the restless souls Life is like a song which tune are we singing? We are in love with passion, zeal & enthusiasm. About US www.thefridaypost.com

3. Nature is Good for your Health! News-Positive Positive news A walk in the park can calm and restore you. This is something we take for granted in parks and recreation, because we have known it to be true ever since we started spending time in nature. Billion-Year-Old Water Found Gas that bubbles out of the floor in a deep mine has a chemical composition that can provide the food source for microbes living in deep ancient fluids underground. www.thefridaypost.com

4. Boyd brought Christianity to promote civil rights People-Positive People positive It would be natural to assume that, at almost 90 years old, the Rev. Malcolm Boyd has run out of steam. Yet here he is, still running. Running to fire up demonstrators demanding economic and social justice. Running to put together his latest column for national distribution. Want to Feel Happier? Listen to a Favorite Song!!! I’m working on my Happiness Project, and you could have one, too! Everyone’s project will look different, but it’s the rare person who can’t benefit. Join in — no need to catch up, just jump in right now. Each Friday’s post will help you think about your own happiness project. www.thefridaypost.com

5. First Gray Whale spoted Nature Nature Three years ago, it was all so clear and unequivocal. Gray whales live in the North Pacific. They apparently once also lived in the North Atlantic, but appear to have been driven into extinction no later than the eighteenth century. ‘Artificial Leaf’ Gains the Ability to Self-Heal Damage Another innovative feature has been added to the world's first practical "artificial leaf," making the device even more suitable for providing people in developing countries and remote areas with electricity, scientists reported in New Orleans on April 8. www.thefridaypost.com

6. Girl, implanted with new grow WINDPIPE from her own stem cells Special Social news A two-year-old girl born without a windpipe has become the youngest patient in the world to receive a bio-engineered organ after doctors implanted her with a special tube grown from her own stem cells. ‘Thank you’: The simple but powerful message from boy! A seven-year-old boy is heading to Boston for life-saving cancer treatment after an emergency appeal by his parents raised hundreds of thousands of pounds in just one week. www.thefridaypost.com

7. Doctors would tax sugary drinks to combat obesity Society Hero of the society If you want to stem rising obesity levels, sugary drinks should be taxed like cigarettes. So urges the UK Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, which is calling for pilots of taxes that hike prices by 20 per cent. Getting a feel for happiness I’m one of the first through the doors, and after registering a few details – including consent – I find myself in a surprisingly bright and airy isolation pod. My first task is a computer-based study to see how someone’s sense of humour affects our perception of their facial attractiveness. www.thefridaypost.com

8. 101-Year-Old Marathoner to Retire A 101-year-old Sikh regarded as the world's oldest marathon runner will quit after one final run at next month's Hong Kong race, media reports said. Family Tokelau islands shift to solar energy Tokelau has become the first territory able to meet all its electricity needs with solar power, officials say. The South Pacific territory - comprising the three atolls of Atafu, Nukunonu and Fakaofo - had been dependent on diesel to generate electricity. www.thefridaypost.com

9. science Nature is Good for your Health! A walk in the park can calm and restore you. This is something we take for granted in parks and recreation, because we have known it to be true ever since we started spending time in nature. ‘Most Earth-like’ planets discovered The search for a far-off twin of Earth has turned up two of the most intriguing candidates yet. Scientists say these new worlds are the right size and distance from their parent star, so that you might expect to find liquid water on their surface. www.thefridaypost.com

10. life management Humpback Whales Learn New Tricks Whether it's learning a new song, figuring out how to use tools to forage for food, or picking up the local customs, learning from others is an important part of life for many animals, including people. 7 Ways to Live a Longer Life Want to live a long life? Forget taking supplements and searching for a fountain of youth. The keys to longevity are probably much closer to home. www.thefridaypost.com

11. VIews Earth Hour 2011: When Is It? What’s the Point? The Empire State Building, the Eiffel Tower, Beijing's Forbidden City, and hundreds of other world landmarks will be abruptly blacked out Saturday night. If You Live Green, Why Not Die Green? This may really irk all of you who recycle plastic and paper, conserve electricity by turning off the lights, drive hybrid cars and use cloth shopping bags: When you die, your burial process could nearly negate your green legacy. www.thefridaypost.com

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