Deleted Facebook Photos is not Completely Lost

CALIFORNIA - The notion that images are deleted on Facebook is really gone, it was wrong. Reported by users of Facebook, the image is still accessible even three years after being removed.

Copyright Problem, Thailand Company Sued Nokia

BANGKOK - If some phone vendors are facing a patent dispute, Nokia faces now turn to a copyright lawsuit. GlobeTech, digital mapping-based company has filed suit against Nokia and copyrights mapping subsidiary, Navteq.

Women Lining Up Unplug Breast Implant

CARACAS — long line took place at a number of institutions that deal with plastic surgery in a number of cities in Latin America. The women come to consult about their breast implants a troubled and dangerous to his health, as well as the question of the possibility of implant could be immediately revoked.

Marijuana plantations in Five Floor New York Uncovered

NEW YORK - New York police, we announce his success disassembling agriculture dope in building five floors in the Bronx. Three people who allegedly marijuana garden owners have been arrested and the venue have been closed.

Sarkozy Spend €10,000 Euros a Day for Food

France may have recently experienced a decline in ranking of a credit institution, but a new book uncovers the lifestyle of triple-A President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysee Palace.

Samira Ibrahim, the Bravest Girl in Egypt

Samira Ibrahim was named the bravest girl in Egypt. On Monday, 6 February 2012, she again faced court martial. Samira (25) demanding the military accused of rape after undergoing tests in a test called "virginity".

PM David Cameron Shop at Marrisons Supermarket

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron, is seen waiting in line at the checkout in a supermarket in Devon, Friday (3/2/2012), with a basket full of fresh fish and vegetables for his family's dinner menu.