Viagra scientist dies, aged 92

An American scientist whose work helped lead to the development of the anti-impotency drug Viagra has died at the age of 92 in Seattle.
Robert F Furchgott was showered with honours during a scientific career spanning more than 70 years.
Degrees, professorships and research papers culminated in a share of the Nobel prize for physiology or medicine in 1998.
This was for his discovery that nitric oxide would enlarge blood vessels in the body and so increase blood flow.
It provided the theoretical basis that lead eventually to the development of Viagra, and it is likely to be the reason millions of men and women around the world will remember him.
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Australian Speed Bump

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Woman Crashes Bicycle

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Drunk Driver Having Sex
A man was caught having sex while driving because he and his girlfriend could not wait until they reached their destination, a court has heard. Bradley Dean Milne, 33, was charged with not wearing his seatbelt, driving without due care and drink-driving when a witness called police after seeing his car swerving all over the road.
Darwin Magistrates Court heard that the couple were planning to drive to East Arm Wharf in the Mazda ute to have sex. Police prosecutor Leigh Cahill said Milne "became aroused" and the woman gave him oral sex while he was driving. Milne was swerving from one side of the road to the other until the car stopped at traffic lights. When they turned right onto Berrimah Rd, the woman straddled Milne while he kept driving, swerving into the curbside and back into the middle lane.

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Man 'killed partner for waking up his dog'

A man who considered his dog "Hubble" a child substitute and rocked it to sleep every night murdered his partner because she woke the animal up, a court has been told.
Anthony Sherna, 42, is accused of strangling Susanne Wild, 53, and burying her body in the backyard of their home at Tarneit in Melbourne's southwest.
As he was nursing the animal in February last year, Ms Wild approached him, still angry over a mobile phone bill she woke up the dog.
Prosecutor Maitland Lincoln said Mr Sherna put the Jack Russell-Maltese Terrier cross to bed in the laundry, then took a cord and strangled Ms Wild.
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Bee Swarm in NYC

Thousands of bees have swarmed outside a New York City game store, trapping employees inside for hours.
Eventually, a bee specialist arrived in protective gear. He used the scent of a queen bee to collect the rest of the insects, and the store reopened for business.
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