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'I know the human being and fish can co-exist peacefully.'

'Our ememies are innovative and resourceful - and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and people - and neither do we.'

'Reading is the basics for all learning.' 

Dr Alan Bittner, a leading Beverly Hills cosmetic surgeon, has been running his car using body fat from his patients.  Bittner uses the fat removed during liposuction procedures to power his 4x4. So, piling on the pounds this Christmas could be beneficial after all, writes Julia Stephenson.

Lawsuits against Dr. Craig Alan Bittner uncovered the claims that he was turning the medical waste into biodiesel to power his Ford SUV and his girlfriend's Lincoln Navigator. Although there's no mention of how Bittner did it, the triglycerides in the different types of fat, including human, can be turned into diesel fuel.

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I’m a male in my mid-twenties. For years now I’ve struggled to maintain relationships – usually because I end up sabotaging them. 

I think it’s because deep down I don’t believe that anyone can really care about me. Recently I’ve come to the conclusion that this probably has something to do with being sexually abused by an older relative when I was nine. I don’t know if I should or could go for help. I think I’d feel uncomfortable talking about it with anyone.

Short daylight hours, long dark cold nights, rain and snow storms and icy roads, can all add up to making us feel abit down. 

However, for many people, lack of sunlight can actually trigger more serious symptoms of depression. Researchers have documented higher than average suicide rates in places with increased light deprivation, such as Iceland. Sufferers of Seasonally Affective Disorder , or SAD as it is more commonly known, don’t have to wait until spring to find a cure for their condition. A few simple lifestyle changes can help.

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Here is Part 4.  Please see Part 1 for more information and links to related research in a similar area to the one described here.

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...there is a field - I will meet you there.'  These words of poet Jalaluddin Rumi inspired fim-maker Peter Bisanz to put together a documentary on the positive role of religion in the world.

It embraces figures as diverse as Noam Chomsky, Peter Gabriel, Karen Armstrong, the Dalai Lama, Robert Thurman, Deepak Chopra, Paolo Coelho, Ela Gandhi, Desmond Tutu - and many more.

Find out what it's all about HERE.