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1) First Europeans were cannibals: Spanish archaeologists (The Times of India)ATAPUERCA, SPAIN: The remains of the "first Europeans" discovered at an archaeological site in northern Spain have revealed that these prehistoric men were cannibals who particularly liked the flesh of children.

2) Spanish boffins develop bat-like sonar-vision superpower (The Register)Iberian Daredevils 'see' through smoke, bodies, walls A team of Spanish boffins say they have developed a method of giving humans the power of echolocation or "biosonar" - used by bats for flying at night, and of course by the superhero Daredevil.? Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing

3) Worship, Bible Study Leaders for ELCA Churchwide Assembly Named (Worldwide Faith News)Title: Worship, Bible Study Leaders for ELCA Churchwide Assembly Named ELCA NEWS SERVICE >July 2, 2009 Worship, Bible Study Leaders for ELCA Churchwide Assembly Named 09-147-CD* CHICAGO (ELCA) -- Preachers, presiding ministers and Bible study leaders chosen for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America's (ECLA) Churchwide Assembly in Minneapolis this August come from diverse backgrounds.

4) Study Says 1918 Spanish Flu Could Be Linked to Swine Flu (KYW News Radio 1060)According to a report in the New England Journal of Medicine, the 1918 Spanish flu virus - the one that caused the world wide pandemic - has been causing problems for 90 years.

5) Spanish flu created a viral dynasty: study (AFP via Yahoo! News)The virus responsible for the Spanish flu in 1918 created a viral dynasty that persists today, according to a study published on Tuesday by the New England Journal of Medicine.

6) Queens health study reaches across Queens (Queens Chronicle)Brittany McCrary shows identification badge workers must display while conducting a health survey. (photo by Liz Rhoades) A long-term federal health study on children has begun in 15 neighborhoods in Queens with three more set by the fall.

 
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