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Welcome to Buzz50 Seniors - the over 50s site
Buzz50 is a completely free social site for over 50's seniors.
We welcome visitors and members of all ages and from all countries around the world and particularly those who are in their 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s or older (40's are allowed to join as well!)
Our forum based sections allow you to join in the discussions or even start your own.
Live chat rooms designed and used by seniors over 50 are a great way to meet others and chat with people from around the world.
If you do join, and it is free then you get your own profile page where you can fill in details about yourself if you wish along with photos, blogs and a wall where visitors can comment.
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Mike
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The most Expensive House in the World
Nita Umbani, the wife of the richest man in India has given an interview and allowed photos of her house in Mumbai, the most expensive house in the world, valued at more that $1 billion.
The Rain Doesn't Stop the Brits' Olympic Torch Run
Princess Anne, David Beckham, Boris Johnson and many other celebrities were in great spirits at the start of the round Britain Olympic Torch Run despite the dreadful weather conditions in London.
Have you had a weather affected event?
Navy sea tests could be killing Dolphins
The U.S. Navy says its training and testing using sonar and explosives could potentially hurt more dolphins and whales in Hawaii and California waters than previously thought.
n the study, the Navy estimates its use of explosives and sonar may unintentionally cause more than 1,600 instances of hearing loss or other injury to marine mammals in one year.
Tax on Soft Drinks would cut Heart Attacks and Reduce Obesity
A 20% tax on soft drinks would help to reduce heart attacks and curb obesity according to a study by Oxford University.
The high levels of sugar in most soft drinks is to blame for over 2,700 deaths a year say Dr Oliver Mytton and Dr Mike Rayner of the Department of Public Health at Oxford.
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Read the full Mail Online story here
The World Will Not End in 2012
A Maya mural has been found which contradicts earlier thoughts that the Maya Civilisation believed that the world would end in 2012.
In addition to a still vibrant scene of a king and his retinue, the walls are rife with calculations that helped ancient scribes track vast amounts of time.
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Read the full National Geographic story here
Article written by DebraBritish Columbia - Place of The Week
British Columbia, the westernmost of Canada's provinces and is known for its natural beauty, is the first in a series of new topics here on Buzz50 called 'Place of The Week.
British Columbia is the home of Buzzer Gwen bc who started this topic.
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