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Would You Eat in This LA Chinese Restaurant That Serves Noodles in Toilet Bowl-Shaped Containers? (VIDEOS & PHOTOS)

Toilets are associated with dirt and filth because it in those porcelain bowls where people pass out their solid and liquid body waste for sanitary purposes. But what if a restaurant decides to use toilet bowl-shaped containers to serve noodles and other Asian dishes in it, would you dare dine in such kind of establishment? The Magic Restroom Café, located at 18558 Gale Ave, No 222, City of Industry, Los Angeles, California, does that. The restaurant, owned by new restaurateur YoYo Li from China...

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 10/15/13

The main feature of the afternoon session in local trade was the resolve of the local index to remain at the highs of the day. This could easily be dismissed as being of little consequence. Although an argument could be made that the performance that given the performance of the market in recent weeks ( the ASX200 is at its best levels since the end of September ) it could be suggested that shorters or sellers could reasonably be rethinking their ways given the market's resilience.
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Old Canadian Choco Factory Now Produces Marijuana

An old Canadian Hershey factory used to make chocolates but now believed to produce marijuana. This factory has been abandoned some years back but it is reportedly manufacturing licensed marijuana.

Little Optimism In Uranium Market

By Greg PeelOlympic Dam is Australia's largest uranium source but outside of the diversified resource conglomerate that is owner BHP Billiton, Australia's two "big" pure-play uranium producers are Energy Resources of Australia ((ERA)), operating in the Northern Territory and Paladin Energy...

Australian Stock Market Report – Midday 10/14/13

Australian stocks are in the red for the third time in five trading sessions, with the All Ordinaries Index (XAO) down 0.8 per cent. All sectors are in the red, with weaker than expected Chinese trade numbers on the weekend combined with the US debt ceiling keeping investors on edge.

UK Baby’s Kidneys Donated to Save 22-Year-Old Woman’s Life

Losing a loved one to unexpected death is really heartwrenching, specially if it involved a newly born baby. But the parents of an unidentified UK baby decided to go the extra mile to donate their child's kidneys to a patient who badly needed it, in the hopes that someday they would be able to feel their child's presence again."

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 10/11/13

It certainly was an eventful end to the week, with stocks rising by 1.6 per cent by the close of trade, taking the gains for the week to a modest 0.44 per cent. The biggest catalyst for the improvement was the Republican Party putting forward a temporary six week increase in the debt ceiling to allow time for congress to negotiate on 2014 budget.

Ford Develops Driverless Automobiles: The Car that Parks by Itself and Avoid Crashes

Motor company Ford showed off prototype cars with two new technologies in Europe. One system allows a car to park itself without a driver inside while another automatically turns the steering wheel to avoid stopped cars or pedestrians. The driver less vehicle would be an advantage in the parking places as that consumes the much of time.

Australian Stock Market Report – Midday 10/11/13

The US political jitters have settled somewhat, sending global markets sharply higher. Last night was the best one day session for American shares since December 2011, while the local market is having its best day in three months. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) is up 1.6 per cent.

China Now Global Oil Import Leader

China is now the world's leading oil importer, surpassing the U.S. in September, according to latest data released by the latter's Energy Information Administration (EIA).

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