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Secondhand Smoke: Higher Risk of Stroke

2016年11月8日

  A recent study in the U.S. has found that secondhand smoke is indeed linked to stroke. Dr. Michelle Lin of John Hopkins School of Medicine and her co-authors said that there is an increased risk of stroke to non-smokers who reside with smokers. They also noted that stroke survivors who are exposed to secondhand smoke are twice as likely to die than those who aren’t. In fact, 1 out of 4 Americans (58 billion people) non-smokers are exposed to secondhand smoke. Angela Malek of Medical University of South Carolina noted that adults who are exposed to secondhand smoke aren’t only at risk of stroke but also lung cancer and…
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Early Season of Autumn Leaf in Nikko

2016年11月4日

  The township of Nikko is exploding in a vast array of yellows, orange, and red hues all over Haccho Dejima. It is a small peninsula that is close to Lake Chuzenji in Nikko located at Tochigi Prefecture. Some of the most popular attractions in Nikko include Lake Chuzenji. A wonderful natural site occupying the Nikko National Park. It procures the clearest and purest water in the country. The panoramic view of winding road of Irhohazaka is also absolutely beautiful. Surprisingly, Nikko is at the height of expression this season. It is one of the finest spot for viewing the autumn colors. Early weeks of November is the peak time…
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Secondhand Smoke: Higher Risk of Stroke

2016年11月4日

  A recent study in the U.S. has found that secondhand smoke is indeed linked to stroke.  Dr. Michelle Lin of John Hopkins School of Medicine and her co-authors said that there is an increased risk of stroke to non-smokers who reside with smokers. They also noted that stroke survivors who are exposed to secondhand smoke are twice as likely to die than those who aren’t. In fact, 1 out of 4 Americans (58 billion people) non-smokers are exposed to secondhand smoke. Angela Malek of Medical University of South Carolina noted that adults who are exposed to secondhand smoke aren’t only at risk of stroke but also lung cancer and…
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527 South Koreans file case against Samsung over Galaxy Note 7

2016年11月4日

  South Korean Galaxy Note 7 users totaling to 527 filed a lawsuit against Samsung Electronics over the controversy of its fire-prone smartphone units. Attorney Peter Young-Yeel Ko, head of the Harvest Law Firm, said Galaxy Note 7 users are appealing to be compensated for the liabilities it brought about. One of his clients claimed to have lost thousands of family trip photos. Another plaintiff affirmed he drove for eight hours round-trip to return his fire-prone smartphone. Samsung proposed to apportion coupons worth 30,000 won ($26) to all Note 7 users, while those who will purchase another Samsung phone would be provided 70,000 won ($62) coupons. As for those looking…
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Trump speaks disbelief on election results

2016年10月28日

Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump speculates that the election is rigged against him. Trump has sought to alarm the public of a distorted election. He has fallen in opinion polls against Democrat Hillary Clinton. He tells a rally at Green Bay, Wisconsin that his opponent would want to rig the election at the polling place. He further suggests that there are corrupt cities, and voter fraud is profound. Republican campaign lawyer, Chris Ashby states that Trump’s allegations could cause turmoil. A study from New York University School of Law shows that voter fraud incident rates between 0.00004 percent and 0.0009 percent. Democrat campaign manager, Robby Mook states that Trump’s allegations…
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JP pushes for English classes reform

2016年10月28日

  Japanese Education Ministry proposes 70 hours of English studies for incoming 5th and 6th grade students by the year 2020. The education proposal, presented to an advisory board of the Central Council for Education, is set to be carried out nationwide. Such significant English instruction advancement will affect the curricula taught in primary schools, middle schools, and high schools. The proponents suggest that English studies should start as early as 3rd grade. At present, English classes start during the 5th grade. Furthermore, 5th and 6th graders will have 70 hours cumulative of English classes, according to the proposal, all in the hopes of reducing the “cram” study habit. One…
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Apple Sets Aside Automotive Goal, Cuts Manpower

2016年10月28日

  Formed in 2014 to innovate an autonomous driving system and manufacture cars in the next 3 years, Apple, Inc. initiates modification on Titanic plan. The technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California fears pressing risk on quality assurance might cause a detriment to the distinguished brand, thus, eases on its initial scheme of establishing an automotive line. Reports say the team leaders made revisions on the previous proposal to pave the way to collaborate with car manufacturers momentarily, or reconsider automotive ambitions in the long run. While some workers were reassigned or let to leave voluntarily, this decision led to termination of hundreds of employees previously participated in the project….
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Nintendo gives sneak peek at new portable console

2016年10月26日

  The gaming company Nintendo just recently gave a sneak peek at their highly-anticipated new console–Nintendo Switch. The said portable hybrid device that can be played both in and outdoors was introduced in a video on the company’s YouTube channel. The firm promised unique gameplays while having the mobility on a powerful home-gaming system. It has a removable screen with attached controllers that give the device a tablet-like vibes. While the console is expected to roll out in March next year, the tech giant did not drop a hint on its specifications and pricing. The revelation of several key partners like Capcom, Ubisoft, and Square Enix, is a nice giveaway,…
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