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The environmental campaign group states that Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, companies producing game consoles did not reduce the amount of toxic elements used to manufacture their products.

In 2005 all hospitals in the United States were able to charge $873 billion, which represents an increase of 90 percent in comparison with 1997. Such data was provided by the Agency for Healthcare Research.

In average the yearly increase in the national hospital bill was around 4.5%. If this rate is maintained, researchers presume that in 2008 the bill may reach a huge sum of $1 trillion.

One of the most famous tennis players in the world and the number one player in the world rankings, Roger Federer, being the official UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, will play his major role in World AIDS Day public service announcement, the goal of which is to increase the awareness about HIV transmission from mother to child.

The amount of mistakes the British government created in order to protect personal information critically increased when Michael Wills, the data protection minister, revealed that he had been not informed about the disappearance of the disks with information that included personal data of 25 million people.

The Japanese giant Sony cut its prices for a software development kit, which designers use for creating Play Station 3 games, by half.

This encouragement of Sony for its game designers follows the company's price cut last month on the console itself.

A refund of $130 is given by the U.S. Mint to those who possess 2004 United States Mint Lewis and Clark Coin and Pouch Set. This is only in case Shawnee Nation United Remnant Band of Ohio created the pouch.

Syrian archaeologists were able to discover a cemetery, which dates back to Roman era, and namely to the 3^rd century BC. The cemetery was found 440 miles near the capital of Damascus, which is in the northeastern part of Syria.

Former United States vice-president and the Nobel Prize winner for battling global warming, Al Gore, will become a partner of a private equity firm from the Unites States. It is worth mentioning that the firm has a history of supporting "green technology".

The environmental activist, Al Gore, looks forward to become a member of the board of Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield and Byers.