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Patients considering prostate cancer surgery focus on the surgeon's experience rather than on the technique used for surgery, a U. S. surgeon has advised.

The suggestion was made in a statement published in the Journal of Urology by Dr. Yair Lotan of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.

Upper management frequently instructed them to minimize risks, three current and former Goldman Sachs employees told U. S. senators on Tuesday.

Josh Birnbaum, former managing director of Goldman's mortgage department, said that rather than tell staff to go long or short on the housing market, executives told mortgage department managers, those staking out the bank's market position during 2006 and 2007, to "get smaller, reduce risks and get closer to home."

While the industry is facing a squeeze in margins with the backing of the high commodity prices, Bajaj Electricals is no exception. However, the company expects a healthy rise a 20-25% in the FY2010-11 in the Indian market that should take care of its bottom lines eventually.

In fact, analysts believe that the 1st quarter of this fiscal will be a good one for the company as far as the sales growth is concerned.

The "kitchen counter diet" can result in people eating 20 percent less -- by keeping serving bowls in the kitchen, a New York researcher has said.

The study involving 78 adults found the adage "out of sight, out of mind" was true when it came to food, Professor Brian Wansink of Cornell University in Ithaca, N. Y., and author of "Mindless Eating: Why We Eat More Than We Think," said.

Keeping in mind that infrastructure is one area where India still lags behind as compared to the developed and even some developing nations, it opens up a wide opportunity for the investors to grab in the market. Experts are of a view that the Mutual funds that are investing money in infrastructure projects certainly offer a promising return in the long rather than other options available in the market.

In Britain, many Mothers have expressed dismay and anger over Liberal Democrat plan to let 16 year olds watch and star in pornographic films. The discussion raised in the famous chat room of Mumsnet. Mumsnet is the popular website for mothers in Britain.

The controversial policy has faced blistering criticism from the mothers in UK. They have said that such policies will hamper the education and co-curricular activities of the children.