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What's special about the 2014 World Cup ball?
The Ball of the World Cup 2014 is named Brazuca, produced by the famous sports firm Adidas.
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Do not drink hot coffee when you are negotiating
If you want to succeed in a negotiation, put down your hot cup of coffee.
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Smoking will permanently damage the coffee
Smoking will ruin a person's ability to sense a cup of coffee, even if the person quit smoking, according to a new study.
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Create stunning 3D shapes from milk foam on a cup of coffee
The art of drawing on milk foam of a cup of coffee has become popular in recent years, but creating 3D images to produce beautiful works is not something everyone can do.
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Caxirola sound creation tool replaces the vuvuzela
Scientists are checking the audio creation tool to promote the 2014 World Cup football matches in Brazil, to see if it is too uncomfortable to affect human ears.
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The reason people drink so much alcohol
The size of the glass, the color of the wine and how to pour the wine may be related to the amount of drinking more or less.
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The unexplored truth about beer
A lot of professional guys who don't like beer foam on the cup, it makes them hard to drink beer, and doesn't look good.
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Why is beer pouring out better than drinking from cans?
When drinking beer bottles, the human nose only smells the environment but cannot smell the beer, which is the reason for drinking beer with a cup better than other ways…
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Why is coffee the best drink on the planet?
In recent years, scientists have studied the different effects of coffee on health and the results may surprise many people.
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The ghastly crimes of the prince
Count Dracula is a fictional vampire in the famous horror novel by writer Bram Stoker. But many believe, Dracula's prototype is a real historical prince, addicted to kil…
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The shape of the cup affects the speed of drinking
The shape of a cup and cup can affect the rate of drinking of the person using it, according to the BBC. The study was conducted by scientists at Bristol University (UK)…
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New discovery about coffee flavor perception
For many people, the first highlight of the day is the delicious taste of a cup of coffee in the morning. Now scientists think that explains why coffee when drinking is…
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Why is the 2010 World Cup ball difficult to kick?
The players who are attending the World Cup in South Africa find many unusual phenomena in the shots because they are playing football in a place as high as 1,680 m.
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The secret to perfect penalty
The best option for a penalty player is to aim for a point and then kick in, while considering that the goalkeeper does not exist.
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You can look --- But can't touch!
Customers often confide that if they break an item, they will definitely buy it. However, a recent study said that if customers only need to touch something a few second…