The Protesters who marched through downtown Kuala L

The Protesters who marched through downtown Kuala Lump last month to call for electoral reforms drew support and sympathy from human rights groups across the world.They didn’t make many friends among the petty traders who normally ply those streets, though.A group of vendors from downtown Kuala Lump are still fuming over the giant protests, which were organized by the reform organization known as Berserk or clean in Malay  that wants to

The London (CNN) -- Abdel beset Ali Mohamed

The London (CNN) -- Abdel beset Ali Mohamed al Grahame, the only person convicted in connection with the Locker airline bombing that killed 259 people on board Pan Am Flight 103 and 11 on the ground, went to his grave protesting his innocence.

And thee    res who believe that Grahame, who died on Sunday from cancer, was not responsible for bringing down the jet over Scotland in 1988, including some of the victims' families.

Why does the tragedy continue to raise questions? CNN examines the issues.

Why was al Grahame convicted?

After a nine-month trial that concluded in January 2001, a Scottish court based in a former U.S. base at Camp Zest in the Netherlands, convicted al Grahame of the murders and he was sentenced to life in prison with the condition that he serve at least 27 years before being eligible for parole. Scotland does not have the death penalty.

The trial followed years of negotiation with Libya, after British and American investigators indicted two men for the crime in 1991.

The MP's are urging the UK to give more money

The MP's are urging the UK to give more money to the Global Fund which fights AIDS, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria.

The International Development Committee has expressed concern that extra funding - pledged by ministers over a year ago - has not yet materialized.

The Fund has faced allegations of fraud, a shortfall from donors and a change of leadership.

Ministers say they will increase donations once they are convinced by the Fund's reform programme.

The MP's' report describes how the Global Fund has approved grants worth £14.1bn in 150 countries since it began work a decade ago

The technology truthfully very tired

The new mom Linda Fanechka for dealing with hyperthyroidism, or excessive sweating, was a daily struggle.

I was truthfully very tired of caking on deodorant, getting it all over my clothes, being conscious of that whenever I would leave the house,” Fanechka said. “I had a little travel size deodorant in my bag, just so I can keep things in check throughout the day, and you know, that is a lot of energy to put into my underarms."

Fanechka turned to her dermatologist, New York City-based Dr. Cameron Rosary, who introduced her to Mira Dry, the latest technology to stop hyperthyroidism.

The FDA-approved procedure is non-invasive and targets sweat glands with controlled electromagnetic energy to eliminate them permanently.

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The hay fever is breathing in caused by in pollen

The her fever seasonal also a called rein
conjunctivitis occurs in the spring  the summer .
The affect eyes and nose . The linked to oral
allergy syndrome.
Causes of hay fever The hay fever is breathing in caused by in
pollen .The  particles and by pollen getting into the eyes.
 You can get hay fever at any time from early spring to late summer
, depending on which pollen or pollens you're allergic to.

The pollens most likely to cause problems in early spring are those
 from trees such as the silver birch, ash, oak and London plane.

Grasses pollinate during mid-summer from May to August.
The most profusely pollinating grasses are timothy, rye
, cocks foot, meadow and festive.

Occasionally, in late summer and autumn, weeds such as
 nettles and dock as well as mugwort and plantain can trigger hay fever.

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. The seeing red and
with doctor recommend remedies .
Best for: Everyday burning or stinging brought on by too
 much computer use, say, or a late night.

How they work: Made of ingredients such as glycerin an
d natural oils, these over-the-counter drops can temporarily
 restore moisture to the eyes, says ophthalmologist Robert
 Latonya, the director of the Dry Eye Clinic at the New York
 Eye and Ear Infirmary, in New York City.