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Drinking tea is both good and bad for you. How can that be? Regular tea boosts the immune system (unlike coffee), but herbal tea contains acids that eat away tooth enamel.

Regular tea contains chemicals called alkylamine antigens, which are also present in some bacteria, cancer cells, parasites and fungi. When the body is exposed to them through tea drinking, it can build up a defense against them and will be more able to fight them off. Green and black teas contain the antigens, but coffee does not.
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A UFO may have been seen over Baghdad and one researcher managed to tape a UFO in England. The Baghdad UFO could be seen for 3 hours in the sky before it disappeared, while the U.K. one wasn’t seen at all until the video was watched.

Eric Morris was researching the report of a hovering black, cigar-shaped UFO in the U.K. He went to the place where the UFO was seen and took some video of the area. When he got home and studied the tape, he saw an odd shape in the sky.

He says, “There were two discs, which appear to be touching each other, hovering over Dutton. I’m not saying it’s definitely a UFO, but I’d say the chances of a cloud formation making that shape would be a million to one.” The tape is now being analyzed by the BBC.
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Under threat from the U.S., Syria has recently kicked out most of the Iraqi officials who fled there. But how did they get to other countries? According to the Washington Times, the French government secretly supplied them with passports that allowed them to escape to Europe. Since these are European Union passports, Saddam’s family and henchmen?and maybe even Saddam himself?could be scattered throughout 12 different countries by now. A U.S. official says, “It made it very difficult to track these people.”
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We feel more rapport with animals every day?we now know that mice construct road signs so they can find their way around and birds can be duped by “advertising.”

Pavel Stopka and David Macdonald wondered how wood mice find their way through fields. They discovered the mice move objects around to mark sites that contain food or a quick route home to their burrow. As the mice explore, they rear up on their back legs to look for one of their signposts.
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