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THE HAND OF HILLARY CLINTON
Will Hillary win? It's in her hands!
2008 May 7
On the left hand, the head line joined the line of heart, creating the so-called simian line. This means that Hillary has a sharp mind and she does not share her true emotions easily.
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DERMATOGLYPHICS
A historical review of dermatoglyhic research
2008 May 3
H.K. Kumbnani presents a review of the contribution in dermatoglyphics from 1563 through 2005.
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BENAZIR BHUTTO - PALMPRINT OF DESTINY
PalmPrint made when she was a student in the UK
2008 April 29
Benazir Bhutto's PalmPrint was taken after a University debate at Oxford (UK) and became many years later the subject of discussion in Pakistan & India.
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MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT HAND ANALYSIS
Beth Davis identifies the 5 biggest misconceptions
2008 April 23
Beth Davis studied for a year at the International Institute of Hand Analysis in Marin County, California to become a certified hand analyst.
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THE HAND ANALYSIS INTERVIEWS
Jena Griffiths interviewing TOP Hand Analysts
2008 April 16
Jena Griffiths from Swiss presents this month interviews with TOP Hand Analysts from the USA.
This friday Jena will interview: Richard Unger - director of the 'International Institute of Hand Analysis'.
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FBI WANTS PALM PRINTS
The FBI wants to create a database of Palm Prints
2008 April 11
The FBI is gearing up to create a massive computer database of people's physical characteristics,
all part of an effort the bureau says to better identify criminals and terrorists.
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THE HANDSOAP™ SET
Wash your Hands with Hands
2008 April 8
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FINGERNAILS & DISEASES
Examining the Fingernails in elderly patients
2008 April 5
The primary purpose of the nail is protection. Abnormalities of the nail are often caused by skin disease and infection
but may also indicate more general medical conditions.
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THE WORLD'S LARGEST LIVING HAND
Leonid Stadnik's Hand is 31 centimeters long
2008 April 1
The tallest living man is Leonid Stadnik from Ukrain suffers from acromegalic gigantism,
caused by a tumour on his pituitary gland that stimulated the over-production of the growth hormone.
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'SORRY'... WE NEED YOUR FINGERPRINTS
UK Airport introduces Fingerprinting of passengers
2008 March 21
The Fingerprinting of domestic passengers is expected to be the first step in the increasing use of the technology for people coming to and from Britain.
And the Fingerprints are about to become an important aspect of the passport in several countries of the European Union.
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THE FINGER BOOK
The new book of 'finger' Professor John T. Manning
2008 March 8
What could fingers & sex possibly have in common? What does the shape of a child's fingers reveal about future music talent? Why should professional footballers have longer ring fingers than other men?
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24 PERCENT OF INDIANS CONSULT PALMIST
The Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) reports the State of the Nation Survey.
2008 Februari 26
The results of the survey state that 24 percent out of 7.670 respondents consult a Palmist.
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HANDSHAKE DIAGNOSED BRAIN TUMOUR
A Doctor in the UK diagnosed a rare brain tumour just by shaking a man's hand.
The GP said he knew something was wrong when he shook Mr Gurrieri's large, spongy feeling hand.
2008 Februari 15
Mr Gurrieri underwent tests and was found to have acromegaly - caused by a tumour in the pituitary gland which leads to excess growth hormone.
Mr Gurrieri thought his hands were getting bigger because of too much DIY and working in his restaurant kitchen.
In January surgeons removed most of the 2cm benign tumour growing at the base of his brain.
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HAND GESTURES
University of Rochester (UK) study indicates:
Hand Gestures dramatically improve learning.
2008 Februari 2
University of Cumbria researchers say: kids asked to gesture at math problems are nearly three times more likely to remember what they've learned.
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HEALING BY TOUCH
University of Cumbria (UK) study indicates:
Healing by "rubbing it better" really could help treat injuries and illnesses.
2008 Januari 6
University of Cumbria researchers said the technique, popular with parents of young children, actually helps relieve pain and reduce stress.
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