That is the question to be answered, because from this phone intervention on this TV commercial it certainly seems so, and it's probably true Take a look, and decide for yourselves!

Some really upset guy, called the Dell tech support, because he can't turn off his laptop. As the tech support guy starts asking him personal details, the guy gets really mad. Don't listen to it if you're not prepaired for some string language. Enjoy!

Elena Santarelli caught the media headlines recently, announcing (after Sabrina Ferilli and Anna Falchi), that she will do a striptease number in case her favorite soccer team, AC Parma, will manage to qualify into the UEFA cup. Elenei Santarelli made this promise after her lover Bernardo Corradi, might again play for AC Parma. Well, let's hope that the team manages to reach the UEFA cup, so we can enjoy another sexy video of Elena Santarelli!

A sexy video photo shoot of a beautiful fitness model done by the photographer Alex Ardenti. Don't confuse fitness with body building! The model is amongst the fittest and hottest models I've seen so far. Enjoy this hot & sexy video photoshoot!

A sexy video photo shoot of lingerie model Lynell. If you enjoy a big breasted woman, this hot video is definitely for you! Enjoy this sexy video photo shoot of Lynell!

An experimental study opens a way for gene therapy as a possible treatment for cases that do not respond to medicines in cases of Epilepsy. Research on Brain. Almost one third of people suffering from epilepsy don't respond to prescription drugs. To date, the only possibility for many of them is to undergo an operation to remove the area affected by the disease in the brain, but an alternative to surgery could rise by gene therapy. An experimental study of the Department of Neuroscience of Mario Negri in Milan, led by Noah, has shown that it is possible to induce the sick cells to produce a protein with anticonvulsant properties. And what this substance does is significantly reduces the recurrence of seizures. The research, conducted in collaboration with international groups led by Gunther Sperk University of Innsbruck (Austria), Asla Pitkanen University of Kuopio (Finland), and Matthew During dell'Ohio State University (USA), was just published on Brain magazine.

Three studies have demonstrated for the first time a genetic cause for this type of cancer. Perhaps also responsible for nicotine dependence A gene variation on a region of chromosome 15 is related to the risk of developing lung cancer. At this same result came three independent studies, two published in Nature and one in Nature Genetics, and is the first time that there is a genetic cause for lung cancer, in addition to environmental factors among them, of course, smoking. Between cancer and smoking is perhaps the most obvious cause-effect relationship in epidemiology. And here lies the point: a region of chromosome contains objected to three genes which in turn contain the instructions to produce a very particular protein: the nicotinic receptor for acetylcholine. As the name implies, this receptor has a strong affinity for nicotine and a change in its structure could cause cancer in itself and, affect dependence on smoking (according to the second one of the three studies)