19 Years, get graduation from Faculty of Medicine.

 - Faculty of Medicine, University of Hasanuddin (Hasanuddin University), Farah Ekawati Mulyadi, got a medical degree (sked) in the age of 19 years. Farah became the youngest medical graduation who got a medical degree. "Thank to God, I had  finished medical degree," Farah said last night. Farah became the youngest graduates at the graduation ceremony held at the Hasanuddin University Baruga AP Pettarani,...

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We go to Swoon, Patrick Stump Reveals 'Soul Punk' Cover Art.

On MTV reported that another piece of the puzzle that is ex-Fall Out Boy Patrick Stump's new sound was recently revealed -- he tweeted the cover art of his highly anticipated upcoming album Soul Punk, due out Oct. 18. Along with the cover image, the "This City" singer also revealed several upcoming tour dates. Double prizes! Drawing on some of the '80s influences that are also prevalent in his songs on the upcoming album,...

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China renews Google's website license

#-- The Chinese government has renewed the licence under which Google runs its local website, a decision that reassures investors over the legal basis for foreign internet companies' business in the country. "We can confirm that the government has renewed our [internet content provider] licence," a Google spokesperson said. The announcement comes less than a week after a set of new regulations took effect which appeared...

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Storm hits Japan, death toll rises to 49

Tokyo  -- The death toll from the storm known as Talas has risen to 49 in Japan, emergency officials said Wednesday. Another 58 people are missing after the storm hit western Japan, unleashing record rainfall and triggering landslides and flooding, according to a tally of casualties compiled from 12 prefectural police agencies. The Japan Meteorological Agency briefly classified the storm as a typhoon before it made...

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U.S. summer hottest in past 75 years

CNN report that the summer of 2011 was the second hottest on record for the United States, and the hottest in 75 years, government weather experts said Thursday. Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas experienced their warmest summers ever, with several states seeing an average of more than 86 degrees, scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said. For meteorological purposes, summer consists...

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Woodsy's World of Star Wars: Exclusive Season 4 Clone Wars Clip!

The Clone Wars Season 4 premieres NEXT Friday September 16th at 8pm on the Cartoon Network! MTV Geek was lucky enough to score an EXCLUSIVE CLIP to share with all our fellow geeks out there! When the King of Mon Calamari is assassinated, talks break down between the Mon Cala and the Quarren, co-inhabitants of the world. To try and stop a civil war, the Republic sends in the Jedi but unbeknownst to them, the Quarren...

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James Toseland: A letter to my fans

I wanted to write you a personal letter to explain the factors that have forced my early retirement and to take the oportunity to thank you for all of the amazing support that you have given me throughout my career. As you all know, I’ve had a tough time since injuring my right wrist during a testing crash at Aragon in Spain earlier this year. At the time of first seeing my Consultant, he warned that the damage to...

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Next song by Bieber, Baby baby baby.

There is video Mr. Jason sing Beiber song. He have talent to make me laugh. So, be a comedian bro!!!...

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15 Facts About Bruce Lee May you never hear before

Bruce Lee has a congenital defect: long legs are a big side and left testis.   Bruce Lee was actually pake yg fairly thick glasses, and he used a soft lens.Apparently in the U.S. soft contact lens already there from time immemorial.  Bruce Lee was not 100% Chinese, his mother Grace Lee is a chinese & German mulatto, so it can be said to Bruce Lee has a 1 / 4 German blood.  Bruce Lee first appeared...

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Japanese Scientists Create Transparent Brain

Japanese scientists succeeded in creating a transparent brain. By using a solution called SCA le, scientists are altering the brain's white-colored mice that were previously opaque to crystal clear. The brain is made ​​transparent could help scientists see the fluorescent marker inserted in the rat. Medical imaging enters new era with the creation of this transparent brain. "Our current research is focused...

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