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Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Daily Mail
Tories are in a frenzy - but Soapbox Ed is caught with his pants down
This week, the Conservatives have been working themselves into another Euro frenzy. But this has masked a more significant – and dark – mood that has settled over Ed Miliband and his troops.
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Daily Mail
Champions League: I could be a talk show host, says Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp
With his floppy blond hair, designer stubble, dark-rimmed glasses and hoodie, Jurgen Klopp looks anything but one of Europe’s top football coaches.
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TechCrunch
Confronting The Reality Of US Broadband Performance
Editor's note: Richard Bennett is a Senior Fellow with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and co-author of ITIF’s 2013 report, "The Whole Picture: Where America’s Broadband Networks Really Stand."
We’ve all heard the story: America’s broadband networks are second-rate. We pay exorbitant prices for shoddy service because broadband...
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The Guardian
Daft Punk: the midas touch
Daft Punk's new album is astoundingly ambitious, creating a frenzy even before it has appeared. On the eve of its release – and 20 years since they made their first record in their bedroom as teenagers – Dorian Lynskey gets beyond the helmets to talk to the notoriously shy French duoIt is a peculiar experience meeting the most famous faceless musicians in the world....
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Los Angeles Times
‘The Last of Us’: Sony’s survival game will make you cry
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Huffington Post
Sea Turtle Comeback: Giant Leatherback Numbers Rebound In Parts Of Caribbean
GRANDE RIVIERE, Trinidad -- Giant leatherback turtles, some weighing half as much as a small car, drag themselves out of the ocean and up the sloping shore on the northeastern coast of Trinidad while villagers await wearing dimmed headlamps in the dark. Their black carapaces glistening, the turtles inch along the moonlit beach, using their powerful front flippers to move...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Wired
The Schticky Is the Dark Knight Rises of Infomercials
When you?re an insomniac freelance writer who works from home, you end up seeing a lot of infomercials, and eventually, those things will wear you down. No matter how skeptical you might start off, you will eventually get to a point where you?ll start to wonder if there actually is somebody out there with a better way to fry eggs, chop tomatoes and make milkshakes in the...
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Huffington Post
Matching Music To Color: UC Berkeley Researchers Explain How Humans Associate Shades With Songs (VIDEO)
New research out of UC Berkeley reveals some interesting tidbits about how the human brain reacts to music. According to a study headed by scientist Stephen Palmer, we are hardwired to associate anything from Mozart to Mumford & Sons with a particular hue from the color spectrum. Whether it's a classical composition or an indie pop ballad, we automatically make music-color...
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AP
Sea turtle comeback in a corner of the Caribbean
GRANDE RIVIERE, Trinidad (AP) -- Giant leatherback turtles, some weighing half as much as a small car, drag themselves out of the ocean and up the sloping shore on the northeastern coast of Trinidad while villagers await wearing dimmed headlamps in the dark. Their black carapaces glistening, the turtles inch along the moonlit beach, using their powerful front flippers...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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The Nation
Pakistan hit hard by targeted cyber attack out of India
NEW YORK
A new campaign by a family of information-stealing malware, which appears to originate out ofIndia, has been hittingPakistanhard over the last few months, according to American researchers.
Citing researchers at Eset, Dark Reading, a comprehensive news and information portal that focuses on IT security, said unlike other known cyber-espionage campaigns,...
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The Guardian
Alexander Litvinenko widow accuses William Hague of sabotaging inquest
Marina Litvinenko speaks out after coroner agrees to exclude material suggesting Russian agencies were involved in killingThe widow of Alexander Litvinenko has launched a blistering attack on William Hague and David Cameron, accusing them of sabotaging the inquest into her husband's murder and hiding the Russian state's role in his death.Marina Litvinenko said she was...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Los Angeles Times
Guillermo del Toro talks 'Justice League Dark' |
New York Times
ArtsBeat: The Sweet Spot Video: Take a Walk on the Dark Side
In this week’s video, A. O. Scott and David Carr talk about villains in the movies. Scary, huh?
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SI
Don Banks: NFL is watching, but not expecting to strip Haslam of Browns ownership
In the relatively short but tortured history of the re-incarnated Cleveland Browns, every dark cloud appearing on the horizon has generally presaged a darker and more ominous one, leading the team's fans and even the organization itself to develop an almost instinctive, reflexive flinch when it comes to the potential for bad news and the consequences of poor decisions....
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Entertainment Online
Dexter Final Season Trailer Reveals New Big Bad, Deb's Dark Side—Watch Now!
"I want to make an official statement."
Is Deb (Jennifer Carpenter) going to turn Dexter (Michael C. Hall) and herself in?! It sure seems like it in this new trailer for...
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Entertainment Online
Dexter Final Season Trailer Reveals New Big Bad, Deb's Dark Side—Watch Now!
"I want to make an official statement."
Is Deb (Jennifer Carpenter) going to turn Dexter (Michael C. Hall) and herself in?! It sure seems like it in this new trailer for...
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Scientific American
With Drones Circling, How Should Lawmakers Respond?
Drones come in a variety of shapes, sizes and capabilities that could greatly improve surveillance for law enforcement and public-safety purposes, whether it’s monitoring forest fires or providing reconnaissance for search-and-rescue operations. This technological diversity has served the U.S. military well, but it has a dark side in threats to personal privacy—and...
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Scientific American
Audubon's Birds Live On Long after His Death [Slide Show]
A portrait of John James Audubon shows the artist and naturalist in a dark wolf-skin cloak, cradling a gun and sporting curly dark hair that was likely smoothed back with bear grease. The picture was painted during Audubon's 1826 trip to England and Scotland, when he was playing up his role as the American woodsman to raise money for his opus, The Birds of America ....
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Gizmodo
Explore the Dark Side of Your Desk With This Wooden Curiosity Model
If you want a Curiosity rover of your own but don't quite have NASA's budget, you can save yourself $2,499,999,850 by going with designer Arnold Patrick Martin's beautiful wooden model. It doesn't move, the cameras don't work, and it probably won't survive a trip to Mars, but it's also only $150.Read more...
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The Guardian
Lib Dem minister urges coalition to carry out plain cigarette packet plan
Norman Lamb will argue the case to stick to policy but Tory MPs say David Cameron has been persuaded to drop itA health minister has urged the coalition to press ahead with forcing cigarettes to be sold in plain packets to reduce sales, despite the plan being dropped from the Queen's speech because of unease in Downing Street.Norman Lamb, a Liberal Democrat, has urged...
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The Guardian
Litvinenko inquest coroner agrees to keep crucial evidence secret
Foreign secretary accused of sabotaging inquest into 2006 death of former Russian spy as coroner says proceeding might now end up 'incomplete and misleading'William Hague has been accused of sabotaging the inquest into the death of the Russian Alexander Litvinenko, after a coroner upheld his application to keep crucial evidence secret.The coroner, Sir Robert Owen, reluctantly...
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The Guardian
Cannes jewellery heist takes shine off stars on red carpet day
More than $1m worth of Chopard jewellery stolen from Novotel Suites in Cannes ahead of Cannes film festivalIt could have been the plot of a Hollywood blockbuster: a thief creeps into a Cannes hotel room after dark and effortlessly makes off with over $1m worth of jewels destined to be worn by stars on the red carpet of the film festival.The massive jewellery theft in the...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Los Angeles Times
Guillermo del Toro talks ‘Justice League Dark’ at HCFF [Video]
Guillermo del Toro served as a guest of honor at the fourth annual Hero Complex Film Festival last weekend in Hollywood, appearing on stage for a Q&A between screenings of two Spanish-language movies — “The Devil’s Backbone,” the 2001 gothic horror movie set during the Spanish Civil War; and “Pan’s Labyrinth,” his Academy Award-winning dark fantasy...
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Los Angeles Times
J.J. Abrams on ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’: ‘Spectacle is irrelevant’
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perez hilton
Kim Kardashian & Mini Kimye Joining Kanye West On Tour?!
Ahh yes, a timezone crossing tour bus jet and different hotel rooms are JUST the types of places a newborn should be LOLz.
Yesterday we heard that Kanye West was potentially planning to go on tour in support of his upcoming "dark" album in the fall AKA mere months after Kim Kardashian is expected to birth [...]
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Huffington Post
Anish Kapoor Berlin Exhibit: Artist Brings Smoke, Mirrors And Gore To Martin-Gropius-Bau (PHOTOS)
BERLIN -- Conveyor belts hum quietly, towering over piles of dark red wax. A giant mauve object that looks like a deflating balloon sprawls and sags its way across three rooms. A dark pigment circle creates the illusion of a black hole opening up in the floor. And there are lots of mirrors: convex, concave, twisting and a painted "blood mirror."British-based artist Anish...
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Huffington Post
Christopher Nolan For Bond? Report Has 'Dark Knight' Director Talking With 007 Producers
Christopher Nolan's fascination with the James Bond franchise is well documented, but might the acclaimed director finally get his own crack at 007? According to Baz Bamigboye of the Daily Mail, Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G .Wilson have spoken to Nolan about taking over the franchise for the next James Bond film, the 24th in the series.The vacancy at the...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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The Nation
Gilani in captivity of new TTP group
ISLAMABAD -
Ali Haider Gilani, son of former Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, who was kidnapped during a pre-election meeting from the suburbs of Multan in a commando-style action on May 8, is suspected to be in the captivity of a new TTP group Tora Shpa (Dark Night), reliable source in law enforcement confirmed TheNation on Thursday.
President Asif Zardari, immediately...
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Daily Mail
Dark Knight to rise for next James Bond? Christopher Nolan approached to direct next 007 film
BAZ BAMIGBOYE: It’s early days, but informal talks have begun between Nolan, his representatives and the powers behind the James Bond pictures, Barbara Broccoli and Michael G .Wilson.
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Los Angeles Times
Guillermo del Toro: ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ about choice, disobedience [video]
Guillermo del Toro served as a guest of honor at the fourth annual Hero Complex Film Festival this past weekend in Hollywood, appearing on stage for a Q&A between screenings of two of his most personal films, the Spanish-language movies “The Devil’s Backbone,” a 2001 gothic horror movie set during the Spanish Civil War, and “Pan’s Labyrinth,” his Academy...
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Gizmodo
HBO Picked Up That Silicon Valley TV Show That Might Be Good
We heard last year that HBO had greenlit a dark, single camera Silicon Valley comedy show pilot by Mike Judge (Office Space) but with the blink and you'll miss it nature of TV pilots, you never know what's going to happen until it hits the airwaves. Well, it's going to air. Deadline reports that HBO has picked it up and ordered a series.Read more...
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Mashable
This Brainy Desk Lamp Has a Personality
These days, even lamps in your house can be programmed via Arduino.
A Canadian design company called Fabule has developed Clyde, an LED desk lamp that can be programmed with personality modules in its "brain." It's compatible with Arduino, an open-source electronics program.
For example, when Clyde is in "afraid of the dark" mode, he can light up depending on how dark...
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Huffington Post
Samantha Alexander To Jodi Arias Jurors: 'Our Minds Are Permanently Stained'
Travis Alexander's siblings stood in open court and sobbed Thursday as they described the emotional devastation caused by his murder at the hands of his ex-girlfriend, Jodi Arias.Nearly five years of anger, frustration and grief were shared in court by Alexander's brother, Steven, and his sister, Samantha, when they read their emotional victim impact statements."I cannot...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Daily Mail
Woman thrown in a dumpster when she was just minutes old says she forgives her birth mother for abandoning her
Rachael Clark, 23, from Maryland, made headlines around the world when she was rescued from a garbage can by a man who heard her cries coming from inside a sealed, dark garbage bag.
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Los Angeles Times
‘Pacific Rim’: Guillermo del Toro on Japanese pop culture influence
Guillermo del Toro served as a guest of honor at the fourth annual Hero Complex Film Festival this past weekend in Hollywood, appearing on stage for a Q&A between screenings of two of his most personal films, the Spanish-language movies “The Devil’s Backbone,” a 2001 gothic horror movie set during the Spanish Civil War, and “Pan’s Labyrinth,” his Academy...
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perez hilton
Katie Holmes Continues To Canoodle With Luke Kirby On Set!
Who needs Tom Cruise when you have a hot co-star like Luke Kirby!
Katie Holmes got VERY lucky when she was cast as Luke's love interest in Mania Days.
The pretty pretend couple was seen shooting even MORE scenes laughing, smiling, and holding hands in NYC this week.
But since the love story is about two manic [...]
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Science Daily
Bach to the blues, our emotions match music to colors
Whether we're listening to Bach or the blues, our brains are wired to make music-color connections depending on how the melodies make us feel, according to new research. For instance, Mozart's jaunty Flute Concerto No. 1 in G major is most often associated with bright yellow and orange, whereas his dour Requiem in D minor is more likely to be linked to dark, bluish gray....
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AP
J.C. Penney posts bigger 1Q loss than expected
NEW YORK (AP) -- The legacy of J.C. Penney's former CEO continues to cast a dark cloud over the department-store chain....
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TechCrunch
Here's A Weekend Project For First-Time Tinkerers: Turn Your Converse Into A DIY Light Show
The weekend isn't upon us just yet, but here's a little project to tuck away for when the Sunday doldrums set in -- the New York-based tinkerers/part suppliers at Adafruit Industries have worked up a way to give your old pair of Chuck Taylors a bit of luminescent DIY flair.
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The Guardian
Iran election: Rafsanjani defends decision to stand as his 'national duty'
Pro-regime figures call for Rafsanjani's disqualification amid growing support for ex-president's candidacy from Green movementHashemi Rafsanjani, the dark horse heavyweight candidate in Iran's presidential election, has hit back at hardline pro-regime figures who are alarmed by his growing popularity to insist that he has a "religious and national duty" to run – and...
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Huffington Post
Honest Toddler Probably Won't Be Returning To Anthropologie
Honest Toddler often accompanies the adults in his life on errands -- to Target or the grocery store, for instance -- and has plenty to say about these excursions. His recent stop at Anthropologie was no different in terms of the colorful commentary it inspired, but for some reason, we suspect that he won't be going back."In a store called Anthropologie. Looks like a...
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New York Times
Mexico City Journal: Murder of Malcolm X’s Grandson Shows Dark Side of Gentrifying Town
The beating death of Malcolm Shabazz, the grandson of Malcolm X, was in a district that has not benefited from the city’s recent improvements.
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Rolling Stone
'Nashville' Recap: Murder on Music Row
There was good news and bad news coming out of Nashville last night First the good news Dante's dead[...]
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Daily Mail
Painting premonition: Artist, 31, creates oil painting of perfect man...and marries spitting image of him three years later
Chloe Mayo from Croydon quickly dashed off an oil painting of her holding hands with a handsome, dark bearded man in 2009, three years later she married him.
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perez hilton
American Idol's Kree Harrison & Candice Glover Power Through The Final Round!
It’s a particularly close race this year as the top two American Idol contestants duke it out through the final round.
Powerhouse singers Kree Harrison and Candice Glover came to a head last night, performing three songs each: a song of their choice, one chosen by Simon Fuller and their respective coronation song.
Kree took to the [...]
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perez hilton
Kanye West Claims He "Ain't No Mother F*cking Celebrity" During Surprise Show! WATCH HERE!
Kanye West is PISSED…
And no, it's not because of those SCANDELOUS rumors about his alleged affair with designer Riccardo Tisci, but because he is SICK of the paparazzi following him around, trying to take his picture (and causing him to hurt his poor head).
But wait, isn't that just one of the few downsides of being [...]
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Amnesty International
Bahrain must release twitter users jailed for allegedly insulting the King
Headline Title:
Bahrain must release twitter users jailed for allegedly insulting the King
16 May 2013
The Bahraini authorities must immediately release five men sentenced to a year imprisonment for allegedly insulting the King of Bahrain in messages...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Telegraph
Museums at Night: 20 events to look out for
This weekend, museums around the country will be opening their doors in the dark for a range of events and workshops. Here's 20 of the best.
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CNN
'Slave trade ghost town': The dark history of Bunce Island |
Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Daily Mail
Designer under fire for racist photo shoot called 'Be My Slave' where white women dressed in high-end clothes are waited on by a young black boy
Pakistani designer Aamna Aqeel has come under fire for her 'Be My Slave' fashion shoot that depicts a model being pampered by a dark-skinned child slave.
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webwire
National Geographic Angry Birds Furious Forces!
The Physics at Play in the World's Most Popular Game - - WASHINGTON — Whether or not they realize it, Angry Birds™ aficionados are experimenting with physics every time they pull back the slingshot. Ea...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Telegraph
Ryanair flight went to wrong airport
A Ryanair flight to Kefalonia was diverted to an airport 200 miles away because the pilot said it was "too dark to land".
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Telegraph
François Hollande has to convince France he has the answer
François Hollande faces the Herculean task on Thursday of convincing France he has an antidote to the dark mood sweeping the country.
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Amnesty International
Equatorial Guinea targets opposition ahead of elections
Headline Title:
Equatorial Guinea targets opposition ahead of elections
15 May 2013
The arrest of at least nine activists who were trying to organize a peaceful demonstration in Equatorial Guinea is further evidence of the authorities’ determination...
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Mashable
Bang & Olufsen Makes Surround Sound Pretty
Surround sound systems were all the rage a decade or so ago, but they've been overshadowed by simpler speakers like soundbars and iPod docks. So it's nice to see Bang & Olufsen inject some flash into the category with the BeoLab 14.
The BeoLab 14 doesn't look like your typical surround system. Instead of rectangular dark boxes, the speakers are round silver rings....
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The Guardian
OJ Simpson testifies in attempt to free himself from armed robbery sentence
Former NFL star and actor blames bad advice from attorney Yale Galanter for 2007 incident at Las Vegas hotelOJ Simpson, the NFL star and Hollywood actor who was infamously acquitted of murdering his former wife and her friend 18 years ago, testified in a criminal case for the first time on Wednesday, in an attempt to free himself from jail on unrelated charges.Simpson...
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BoingBoing
E-Stonia: where the free internet now flows like water
Photo: Bruce Sterling First things first: oh, you world travelers, for pleasure or for work, never, ever fly Baltic Airlines. First they will stiff you by making you pay sixty euros to carry regular-sized hand luggage. You will note their particular eagerness to pounce on innocent non-Baltic travellers, especially haplessYankees with credit cards. During the [...] ...
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Mashable
Big Jambox Now Lets You Pick Color Combinations
Jawbone announced on Wednesday it is giving consumers the option of picking from 100 new color combinations for its Big Jambox speakers
The company, which was best known for selling Bluetooth earpieces before it embraced the wireless speaker market, previously made color combinations available to the Jambox, but now it will be rolled out to the Big Jambox.
SEE...
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The Guardian
Pioneering author's body found mummified in New Mexico home
Barbara Salinas Norman's body thought to have lain for up to a year in Sante Fe home, as police ask: how did no one notice?She was a trailblazing activist, publisher and author who devoted her life to recording hispanic stories and traditions but when Barbara Salinas Norman's life ended no one recorded it. No one noticed.She died alone, aged 70, in her memento-filled apartment...
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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Daily Mail
Newman abstract painting sells for $43m in NY
A painting by New York abstract artist Barnett Newman sold for a record $43.8 million at Sotheby's in New York. The 8.5ft by 10ft canvas, Onement Vi, a 8.5ft by 10ft dark blue canvas with Newman's distinctive 'zip' in the centre, was painted in 1953.
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Daily Mail
Ryanair passengers diverted to airport 200 miles away after pilot tells them it's too dark to land on Greek holiday island
The flight from London Stansted to Kefalonia was forced to divert after passengers were told it was 'too dark to land' at their destination.
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Times of India
Sister act
Dressed in identical burgundy red Millet Goretex jackets and Julbo mountain glasses to protect them from the harsh ultraviolet rays at Base Camp, Tashi and Nungshi, from Dehradun, with their long dark hair are a picture of vivacity and exuberance. They will be the first twins from to summit Everest if all goes well.
Four years ago, Tashi and Nungshi dreamt of Everest....
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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perez hilton
Say Lou Lou Leaves Us In Awe With New Julian Music Video! Watch HERE!!!
It's like a strange and beautiful dream!!!
Say Lou Lou has made us fall even deeper in love with them as they pair their enrapturing, otherworldly sound with haunting visuals in their new music video for Julian.
Unfortunately, the drug-fueled tragic ending that begins with dark walks through the streets and underground clubs only leaves us [...]
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Science Daily
'Owning' a darker skin can positively impact racial bias, study finds
Scientists in the UK have found that when white Caucasians are under the illusion that they have a dark skin, their racial bias changes in a positive way.
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Times LIVE
Pupils suffer as inadequate teachers fumble in the dark
The Times Editorial: Results of a study by the national education evaluation and development unit in the Department of Basic Education reveal that pupils in the first three years of schooling are not taught to think, solve problems or read independently.
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Times LIVE
Tentative steps for families to finally find closure
The Times Editorial: It will take us years and painful investigation to finally trace the whereabouts of those who went missing during the dark days of apartheid.
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