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Lung Cancer accounts for the maximum number of death in a year [1.3 million deaths per year]. Lung cancer is caused due to the tobacco chewing and smoking. At present there were no medications available which can give a higher 5 year survival rate [At present the 5 year survival rate of lung cancer patients [...]

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From Scouting New York

Set into the sidewalk is a small triangle (see my sneaker for size comparison), with the mysterious message: “Property of the Hess Estate Which Has Never Been Dedicated For Public Purposes.”

In 1910, the area around Christopher Street and Seventh Avenue was being widened by the city. Over 300 buildings were condemned and razed under Eminent Domain laws, including a 5-story apartment building called The Voorhis belonging to David Hess.

Hess fought the city fiercely to save his building but lost, and by 1914, this small triangle was all that was left of his property. Thinking he’d been suitably beaten down, the city asked Hess to voluntarily donate the minuscule triangle for use as part of the public sidewalk – but Hess refused, and had this mosaic installed on July 27, 1922. Though it inevitably became part of the sidewalk anyway, anyone who walked over the triangle couldn’t help but be reminded of Hess’ battle.

I would like to buy it from the Hess family and erect a triangular pedestal with a suitable statue on top, perhaps Atlas with the globe bouncing away, giving a one finger salute to the city.

from: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CoyoteBlog/~3/MQlASbfnxZg/awesomest-defender-of-private-property-i-had-never-heard-of.html

Green tea is one of the most popular beverages among all age groups. It’s also knows as a Chinese medicine, which helps for treating depression as well as headache. During the whole processing it goes through very minimum oxidant. This lime yellow coloured refreshing tea is always a good option to get some relief from [...]

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