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No wonder I can never find a picture of myself for facebook.

Sweet-toothed Brits have one less excuse for taking their morning tea with several spoons of sugar. They and other Europeans are among the most sugar-sensitive people in the world, a new genetic analysis concludes.

The vast majority of people in the UK, France, Italy and Russia boast a tandem of genetic variations in a sugar-sensing gene that allows them to detect trace levels of sweetness.

Around the world, populations that live at northern latitudes carry these genetic variations at far higher frequencies than tropical-living peoples, says Dennis Drayna, a geneticist at the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders in Bethesda, Maryland.

Ever noticed how your camera can see the infrared light on a TV remote control or the light bar on a Wii consol. Well some bright spark has had a great idea and it has been called 'Dark flash' photography it may end red-eye Fed up with flash photography that dazzles and disturbs those in the picture?
Now there's a solution - photography using a "dark" infrared and ultraviolet flash to invisibly illuminate the scene without disturbing your subject with a bright light.

No pain no Gain!

To me to You, on ma'ed m8!

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