Dispensary Corner 10 Mar 14
March 10, 2014
SHORT fuse - short life.
Recent research has
demonstrated that having a short
temper fuse can increase your risk
of heart attacks.
According to the BBC News,
The Harvard School of Public
Health researchers say, at a
population level, the risk with
a single outburst of anger is
relatively low - one extra heart
attack per 10,000 people per
year could be expected among
people with low cardiovascular
risk who were angry only once a
month, increasing to an extra four
per 10,000 people with a high
cardiovascular risk.
Worse, the episodes of anger
are cumulative in their increase
of risk, and in the two hours
immediately after an angry
outburst, there is a five fold risk of
heart attack.
Feel that serenity.
DIVINE Chemistry.
A creation more suited to
biblical days than the present is
the latest from a British inventor
and his partner who claim to have
devised a way of turning water
into wine.
Dubbed the Miracle Machine,
the 750ml oversised bottleshaped
container promises to
make 750ml of ‘quality’ wine
such as cabernet sauvignon or
chardonnay within three days.
According to Orange News the
device works in a “vaguely-similar
style to a Soda Stream” with the
winemaker adding water and
some ingredients leaving the
Miracle Machine to do its thing.
The plan is to sell the device for
around £300 claiming that it can
make a bottle of wine rivalling a
£12 bottle for around £1.20.
CUTE assasin.
Following the widely publicised
snake swallowing a crocodile, an
otter in Florida has made a meal
of an intruding alligator.
Normally noted for its cuteness,
the otter revealed its survival side.
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