Times LIVE
Western Cape Grade 10s get work published in peer reviewed journal
According to the Stellenbosch University, Grade 10 learners have contributed to a study that has been published in an international peer-reviewed scientific journal.
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Times LIVE
Unions must work for good of nation, not just members
The Times Editorial: We hope that the National Union of Mineworkers' demand that its members be given a 60% wage hike is not just a ploy to win more support in a sector that is bleeding jobs.
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Times LIVE
Gift of the Givers is exporting SA's spirit of ubuntu
The Times Editorial; The humanitarian work of Gift of the Givers in Syria should be commended and supported by all South Africans. For the past week this South African charity has been helping in Syria, where civil war is raging.
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Times LIVE
Still plenty of dirt for Angie to clean up in Eastern Cape
The Times Editorial: The education crises in Eastern Cape are far from over. Today we reveal yet another scandal, this one involving 9000 teachers who have not shown up for work in three years but continue to draw their salaries.
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Times LIVE
Withdraw troops as soon as leaders fail to play ball
The Times Editorial: The death of South African soldiers in the Central African Republic, where rebels seized control of the capital, Bangui, yesterday, is a reminder of the massive work Africans still need to do to bring about stability on the continent.
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Times LIVE
Brutality comes far too easily to 'tsotsi cops'
The Times Editorial: Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has called on citizens to work with the police to help root out criminals in their ranks.
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Times LIVE
Government stifling debate by attacking business critics
The Times Editorial: First National Bank has been bullied by the ANC to withdraw parts of its You Can Help advertising campaign featuring schoolchildren appealing to their countrymen to work together for a betterSouth Africa.
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Times LIVE
It's do or die for SA as mines threaten to slash jobs
The Times Editorial: We are in trouble. The coming days, weeks and months will be difficult for South Africa. If we fail to rise above our differences and find solutions, the number of people without work will double and the effects will be felt by everyone.
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Daily Mail
The modest genius who made us fall in love with Eric and Ernie, by CHRISTOPHER STEVENS
Eddie Braben wrote the sketches that turned Morecambe and Wise into comedy superstars. But, the gag-writer very nearly passed up the chance to work with Eric and Ernie — and they nearly rejected him.
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Daily Mail
Cardinal Joachim Meisner says women should have more babies to solve country's population crisis
Cardinal Joachim Meisner, the Roman Catholic Archibishop of Cologne, criticised German Chancellor Angela Merkel's policy of trying to attract immigrants to work in the country.
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perez hilton
Ramona Singer Goes From Pinot Grigio Guzzling Housewife To Thieving Nanny Nabber!
There's nothing Ramona Singer can't do!
Especially after a couple sips bottles of her Pinot Grigio!
Create a beauty line? Sure! Rock some turtle time? Of course! Help a friend catch her thieving nanny? Done and done!
The Real Housewives of New York City star put her reality TV cap aside to strap on her Sherlock Holmes cap [...]
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perez hilton
Game Of Thrones Star Peter Dinklage Prepares To Battle The X-Men; See Pic HERE!
Just look at Peter Dinklage reviewing the script for X-Men Days Of Future Past with director Bryan Singer! Tease!
The seksi star knows a thing or two about keeping secrets playing Tyrion Lannister on Game Of Thrones. But the biggest one of all?
We still have no idea what villain he's playing! Why couldn't Bryan have given [...]
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Human Rights Watch
Mozambique: Mining Resettlements Disrupt Food, Water
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Many of the 1,429 households resettled to make way for Vale and Rio Tinto’s international coal mining operations in Tete province, Mozambique have faced serious disruptions in their access to food, water, and work. The Mozambican government’s speed in approving mining licenses and inviting billions...
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TechCrunch
Jawfish Games Launches Its Real-Time, Multiplayer Platform For iOS, Android
Jawfish Games, a Seattle-based startup run by a former professional poker player and the engineering team that built the Fult Tilt Poker site, launched a gaming platform that can host more than 100,000 simultaneous players in real-time tournaments across iOS, Android and the web. While asynchronous, turn-based games have done well on mobile platforms and Facebook over...
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TechCrunch
Amazon Takes Kindle Fire HD Tablets To 170 Countries As It Ramps Up Its Appstore To Nearly 200 Markets
No, we still don't have any word from Amazon on where it stands with a smartphone, but it's definitely making its mobile ambitions clear anyway. Today, the e-commerce giant took two more steps in its strategy to scale up its Kindle Fire tablet business. It announced that it will now sell the two higher-end versions of the device, the Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9",...
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BoingBoing
The Man Who Laughs: grotesque Victor Hugo potboiler was the basis for The Joker
The Man who Laughs is a graphic novel adaptation of a 1869 Victor Hugo novel that is chiefly remembered for inspiring a 1928 film whose poster-art, in turn, inspired the character of the Joker. As legions of disappointed Batman fans have discovered, the Victor Hugo novel is just not very good. It's one of Hugo's [...]
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The Guardian
David Cameron to chair Cobra meeting after Woolwich attack
PM to meet top advisers over emergency security measures following two arrests after 'shocking and horrific' murderThe government's emergency response committee, Cobra, will reconvene on Thursday morning to discuss security measures after a man was butchered in broad daylight on the streets of London.David Cameron will meet his top advisers to urgently address potential...
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The Guardian
GP chief to launch scathing attack on Jeremy Hunt over out-of-hours care
Speech by Dr Laurence Buckman to BMA conference to say plans unrealistic and health secretary doesn't bother with factsThe growing row between the government and the medical profession will get worse when the leader of Britain's GPs accuses the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, of "spouting rubbish" and rejects his demand that family doctors take back responsibility for out-of-hours...
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The Guardian
Government accused of using 'anti-GP rhetoric' to mask its own failings
Jeremy Hunt accused of demoralising GPs and causing fear among patients before speech attacking 'inaccessible' doctorsDoctors' leaders and the health secretary are on a collision course over claims the government is using "anti-GP rhetoric" to mask its own failure to effectively reform the NHS.In a speech on Thursday at the King's Fund Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary,...
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New York Times
IHT Rendezvous: Job Hunting in Asia: Language Skills Count
Westerners seeking work in places like Hong Kong and Singapore are finding that language skills — good Mandarin, in particular — have become more essential.
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Reuters
Iran seeks to speed up nuclear activity, capacity unclear
VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran is trying to accelerate its uranium enrichment program, a U.N. nuclear report showed, but experts said it was unclear when Tehran's new machines could start operating and how efficiently they would work.
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Foreign Policy
Brahimi's Last Stand?
The
latest round of Russian and U.S. diplomacy has yet to prove it can end a civil
war in Syria that has already exacted well over 70,000 lives and threatened to
engulf the region. But it has been enough to convince Lakhdar Brahimi, the U.N.-Arab League envoy on Syria, to put his
retirement plans on hold and serve as the diplomatic ringleader for the high-stakes
negotiations....
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Times LIVE
Atheists are good if they do good, Pope Francis says
Atheists should be seen as good people if they do good, Pope Francis said on Wednesday in his latest urging that people of all religions - or no religion - work together.
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Times LIVE
Western Cape Grade 10s get work published in peer reviewed journal
According to the Stellenbosch University, Grade 10 learners have contributed to a study that has been published in an international peer-reviewed scientific journal.
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Times LIVE
Unions must work for good of nation, not just members
The Times Editorial: We hope that the National Union of Mineworkers' demand that its members be given a 60% wage hike is not just a ploy to win more support in a sector that is bleeding jobs.
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Times LIVE
Gift of the Givers is exporting SA's spirit of ubuntu
The Times Editorial; The humanitarian work of Gift of the Givers in Syria should be commended and supported by all South Africans. For the past week this South African charity has been helping in Syria, where civil war is raging.
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Times LIVE
Still plenty of dirt for Angie to clean up in Eastern Cape
The Times Editorial: The education crises in Eastern Cape are far from over. Today we reveal yet another scandal, this one involving 9000 teachers who have not shown up for work in three years but continue to draw their salaries.
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Times LIVE
Withdraw troops as soon as leaders fail to play ball
The Times Editorial: The death of South African soldiers in the Central African Republic, where rebels seized control of the capital, Bangui, yesterday, is a reminder of the massive work Africans still need to do to bring about stability on the continent.
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Times LIVE
Brutality comes far too easily to 'tsotsi cops'
The Times Editorial: Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has called on citizens to work with the police to help root out criminals in their ranks.
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Times LIVE
Government stifling debate by attacking business critics
The Times Editorial: First National Bank has been bullied by the ANC to withdraw parts of its You Can Help advertising campaign featuring schoolchildren appealing to their countrymen to work together for a betterSouth Africa.
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Times LIVE
It's do or die for SA as mines threaten to slash jobs
The Times Editorial: We are in trouble. The coming days, weeks and months will be difficult for South Africa. If we fail to rise above our differences and find solutions, the number of people without work will double and the effects will be felt by everyone.
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Irish Times
Teen invents device that could charge mobile phone in seconds
Eesha Karen wins Intel Foundation young scientist award for her work with energy-efficient storage devices
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Daily Mail
Vitaly Malkin: Russian billionaire sued over noisy building work on Time Warner Center apartment
Vitaly Malkin, pictured, a former Russian senator, has been accused of employing workers responsible for deafening construction noise at his $15million Time Warner Center duplex on the 74th floor.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
My father is a workaholic. How do I get him to slow down?
How can I get my father to recognize that his health is more important than work?
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perez hilton
Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills Star Being Run Out Of 90210 After Bullying & Cheating Claims?!
Shizz going down in Beverly Hills!
The ladiez have just started taping for the new season, but it sounds like it's already been a damn bumpy ride.
After the dramz boiled over during last season's reunion show, it still hasn't been cleaned up! And now, a whole new pot of messy messiness has been added to the [...]
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BoingBoing
Three female artists who shaped the American Pin-Up
Ben Marks, our pal at Collectors Weekly, says, "We just published an article on Zoe Mozert, Pearl Frush, and Joyce Ballantyne, who created some of the most memorable pin-up art in the 1940 and '50s. While most people today associate pin-up art with male artists like Alberto Vargas, George Petty, and Gil Elvgren, the contributions [...]
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AllThingsDigital
Q&A With HP CEO Meg Whitman and CFO Cathie Lesjak: The Turnaround Is on Schedule
All is going according to plan.
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Mashable
Quantum Dot Technology On Its Way to Smartphones, Tablets and TVs
Just when you thought display technology could hardly get any better, along come quantum dots, making screens more colorful while consuming less power
This is not just some pie-in-the-sky dream of scientists and geeks. Nanosys and 3M have put this Star Trek-like tech to work, and it's gone way beyond the experimental stage, to where it's now almost ready to be...
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The Guardian
Markets rally as Ben Bernanke backs further quantitative easing
Federal Reserve chief makes clear he has no intention of cutting short $85bn-a-month stimulus programme in near futureGlobal markets continued their rally on Wednesday as Ben Bernanke, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, made clear he had no intention of cutting short his $85bn-a-month (£56bn) quantitative easing programme in the near future.The US economy was improving,...
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Reuters
Obama nominee vows to work with Congress to fund transportation
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama's choice to be transportation secretary promised on Wednesday to work with Congress to figure out how to fund U.S. transportation needs during a time of tight budgets and faced lingering Republican anger over recent air traffic controller furloughs.
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MorganLinton
BuyDomains Takes Their Platform To The Next Level
BuyDomains, one of the most popular domain name marketplaces in the world has just done a major overhaul of their platform and it looks good, really good. I am always impressed by companies that listen to their customers and continue to iterate and improve over time. Since most of the work I do is with [...]
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Domainnamewire
Over 1,000 XBox One domains registered yesterday
Microsoft’s big product launch followed by a flurry of domain registration activity. Yesterday Microsoft announced its latest video game console called XBox One. Immediately, cybersquatters went to work. Over 1,000 XBox One related domain names were registered in .com alone yesterday. To be sure, some of those registrations were by Microsoft itself. But the vast [...]...
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webwire
Growing Number Of Women Seek To Work From Home – Getting Out Of The Corporate Rut
It may appear a strange fact, but the world-wide-web was not publicly known until year 1994. Now this phenomena is a house-hold name in the majority of the countries of the globe. Despite still being in the early days of the internet, its effects are...
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Times LIVE
Atheists are good if they do good, Pope Francis says
Atheists should be seen as good people if they do good, Pope Francis said on Wednesday in his latest urging that people of all religions - or no religion - work together.
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Times LIVE
Western Cape Grade 10s get work published in peer reviewed journal
According to the Stellenbosch University, Grade 10 learners have contributed to a study that has been published in an international peer-reviewed scientific journal.
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Times LIVE
Unions must work for good of nation, not just members
The Times Editorial: We hope that the National Union of Mineworkers' demand that its members be given a 60% wage hike is not just a ploy to win more support in a sector that is bleeding jobs.
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Times LIVE
Gift of the Givers is exporting SA's spirit of ubuntu
The Times Editorial; The humanitarian work of Gift of the Givers in Syria should be commended and supported by all South Africans. For the past week this South African charity has been helping in Syria, where civil war is raging.
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Times LIVE
Still plenty of dirt for Angie to clean up in Eastern Cape
The Times Editorial: The education crises in Eastern Cape are far from over. Today we reveal yet another scandal, this one involving 9000 teachers who have not shown up for work in three years but continue to draw their salaries.
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Times LIVE
Withdraw troops as soon as leaders fail to play ball
The Times Editorial: The death of South African soldiers in the Central African Republic, where rebels seized control of the capital, Bangui, yesterday, is a reminder of the massive work Africans still need to do to bring about stability on the continent.
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Times LIVE
Brutality comes far too easily to 'tsotsi cops'
The Times Editorial: Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has called on citizens to work with the police to help root out criminals in their ranks.
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Times LIVE
Government stifling debate by attacking business critics
The Times Editorial: First National Bank has been bullied by the ANC to withdraw parts of its You Can Help advertising campaign featuring schoolchildren appealing to their countrymen to work together for a betterSouth Africa.
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Times LIVE
It's do or die for SA as mines threaten to slash jobs
The Times Editorial: We are in trouble. The coming days, weeks and months will be difficult for South Africa. If we fail to rise above our differences and find solutions, the number of people without work will double and the effects will be felt by everyone.
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Daily Mail
Erica Nigrelli: Miracle as pregnant teacher's heart stops after she collapses in school - but doctors deliver her baby girl and then bring her mother back back to life
Texas teacher Erica Nigrelli collapsed at work in March when she was just 36 weeks pregnant. Though her heart stopped, doctors managed to deliver her baby girl, Elayna.
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Daily Mail
Red wine helps you live longer and more energetic lives thanks to a 'miracle ingredient', claims study
Scientists from the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne have tested the effects of reservatrol, an ingredient found in red wine, on worms. It was found to increase lifespan by 60% and a similar technique could work on humans, they believe.
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Telegraph
Judges rule back-to-work assessments 'unfair' to mentally ill
Iain Duncan Smith's drive to cut the number of people living on disability benefits has suffered a blow after judges ruled that back-to-work assessments discriminate against people with mental health conditions.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Gay-rights group accuses Exxon Mobil of hiring bias
Freedom to Work has teamed with a high-powered Washington law firm to file what they described as a groundbreaking discrimination complaint
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Conservative Senate leader says party not getting credit for expense transparency
Majory LeBreton told her fellow Senators on Wednesday that being a member of that chamber is an honour and a privilege and great work has been done over the years
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Short story writer Lydia Davis wins Man Booker International fiction prize
American short story writer Lydia Davis won the fifth Man Booker International Prize for fiction on Wednesday for a body of work that includes some of the briefest tales ever published
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Los Angeles Times
UC medical center strike: Most union members reported for work
As University of California patient care workers returned to the picket lines in a workplace dispute Wednesday, hospital administrators said they were gratified that so many union members chose to come to work rather than strike.
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Slashdot
Scientists Find Vitamin C Kills Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
AndyKrish writes "A BBC story reports that scientists at Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University found Vitamin C kills drug resistant tuberculosis (abstract). Though results are preliminary — the lead investigator of the study said, 'We have only been able to demonstrate this in a test tube, and we don't know if it will work in humans and in animals'...
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New York Times
Scientist at Work Blog: A Forest Denizen at Risk
Slow lorises in the deep dark of the Vietnamese forest are probably wise to avoid the scientist who wanders by with a flashlight and a notebook. There are other humans about with less noble intentions.
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politico
Obama to Oklahoma Sunday
President Barack Obama will travel to the Oklahoma City area on Sunday, White House press secretary Jay Carney announced Wednesday.
Obama will go "to see firsthand the response" to the tornadoes and storms that hit the region earlier this week, and will meet with families affected by the destruction.
He will also meet with first responders and thank them for their work,...
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Reuters
Short story writer Lydia Davis wins major fiction prize
LONDON (Reuters) - American short story writer Lydia Davis won the fifth Man Booker International Prize for fiction on Wednesday for a body of work that includes some of the briefest tales ever published.
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Reuters
Short story writer Lydia Davis wins Man Booker Intl fiction prize
LONDON (Reuters) - American short story writer Lydia Davis won the fifth Man Booker International Prize for fiction on Wednesday for a body of work that includes some of the briefest tales ever published.
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perez hilton
Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Were Doomed Without Twilight Distracting Them From The Truth?!
Sooo…they're not really just like Bella and Edward??
Sorry, Twihards, it looks like Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart just weren't meant to have that everlasting kind of love vampire romance stories are written about.
In fact, things might've been doomed the minute Twilight wrapped!
For realz, it sounds like they just couldn't get past the cheating dramz without [...]...
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UN
UN expanding mine action work in Mali
The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) today announced plans to expand its humanitarian activities in Mali, bolster preparations for full deployment of an African-led support mission and help displaced persons return safely to their homes following months of strife in the West African country.
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White House
Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jay Carney, 5/22/13
James S. Brady Press Briefing Room
1:31 P.M. EDT
MR. CARNEY: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the White House. Thanks for being here. Before I take your questions I wanted to mention something that I think is breaking now, as Wolf Blitzer would say, and that is that on Sunday, May 26th, the President will travel to the Oklahoma City area to see firsthand the response...
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White House
Remarks by the First Lady at Decatur House Visit
Decatur House
Washington D.C.
11:19 A.M. EDT
MRS. OBAMA: Good morning. (Applause.) Thank you so much. Good morning, everyone. Thank you. I am truly delighted to be here.
But before I begin, I want to just take a moment to say that our thoughts and prayers are with all of the people in Oklahoma. And as you all know, my husband and his team continue to monitor...
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Scientific American
Hard To Beat Feet For Fostering Fungus
Do fungi have a foot fetish? When researchers mapped the fungal species living on the surface of the human body, they found the skin on the feet harbors the most diverse fungal community. The work is in the journal Nature . [Keisha Findley et al, Topographic diversity of fungal and bacterial communities in human skin ] [More]
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Nature
Reproducibility: Six red flags for suspect work
C. Glenn Begley explains how to recognize the preclinical papers in which the data won't stand up.
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FT
Amazon plans giant biosphere in Seattle
Mixed public reaction to proposal to construct spherical greenhouses where the online retailer’s staff will work surrounded by shrubbery and trees
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TechCrunch
Encoding.com's Vid.ly Integrates With FreeWheel To Provide Monetization Of Universal, Cross-Platform Video URLs
Cloud encoding vendor Encoding.com launched Vid.ly a couple of years ago to provide video creators with a way to publish a single universal video URL and then have that content accessible on any device. Now it's providing a way to monetize those videos, thanks to an integration with ad delivery platorm FreeWheel.
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TechCrunch
Twitter Ups Web Security With Two-Factor Authentication Via SMS, But Shared Accounts May Still Be In Danger
After scores of accounts were potentially compromised a few months ago, Twitter today launched two-factor authentication through SMS to protect people from hacks and phishing scams on the web. Unfortunately, it may not help shared accounts like big brands and news agencies where multiple people need to be able to log in and out but only one phone number can get the login...
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TechCrunch
Founder Stories: Parse's Ilya Sukhar On Founding A Startup With Strangers
For this week's episode of Founder Stories, I sat down with Ilya Sukhar, co-founder and CEO of Parse. The interview was taped days before Parse was acquired by Facebook last month. Parse is a cloud app platform that provides a set of SDKs that enable developers to focus on the execution of their application instead of rebuilding backend functionality for every mobile platform....
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TechCrunch
Adobe Acqui-hires Thumb Labs To Make Mobile Apps For Behance And Its New Creative Cloud
Another step for Adobe in its bid to become the go-to place in the cloud for those working in design and other creative industries: it is acquiring Thumb Labs, a bootstrapped, New York-based mobile app design agency. Jared Verdi, one of the co-founders of Thumb Labs along with Rich Kern, tells TechCrunch that financial terms of the Thumb Labs acquisition are not being...
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TechCrunch
We Want YOU To Be The New TechCrunch Startup Battlefield Editor
One of the most rewarding aspects of TechCrunch's Disrupt events is the Startup Battlefield -- like a mini-startup school, the dozens of chosen startups that go through the Battlefield training process end up with solid presentation skills, hard-earned pitching prowess and newfound courage.
We're looking for a bright, talented person to help manage this process, to take...
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TechCrunch
Google X Acquires Makani Power And Its Airborne Wind Turbines
After previously investing in the company, Google has now acquired Makani Power, a green energy startup that is currently building airborne wind turbines. The acquisition was first reported in Brad Stone’s Businessweek story about Google X, and judging from Stone’s story, the team will join Google X. Google invested $10 million in the Alameda, Calif.-based company...
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TechCrunch
Amazon Wants To Build A Bio-Dome Three Blocks From An Actual, Normal Park
Amazon has reportedly submitted plans for a new futuristic headquarters in Seattle that couples a skyscraper and an accompanying tri-sphere bio-dome like structure. According to the plans, the structure will be able to hold various forms of plant life and become a place where employees can "work and socialize in a more natural, park-like setting."
Because God forbid...
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TechCrunch
Runscope Lands $1.1M From True Ventures And Andreessen Horowitz For Tools That Address The Broken API Plague
Runscope launched at the Glue conference today with $1.1 million in seed funding from True Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz for its tools that monitor API traffic and address the problems with broken APIs. Also participating were Lerer Ventures, and a group of prominent angel investors.
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TechCrunch
Made For The World. Built And Designed In China.
For years, the iPhone has carried a small etching on the back that says ‘Designed by Apple in California. Assembled in China.’ It’s fueled the stereotype that China is the world’s factory, but hasn’t had a flexible enough education system to produce R&D talent that can also design world-class products for a global audience. But that’s a stereotype that...
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TechCrunch
Skyhigh Networks Raises $20M For Service That Discovers, Analyzes And Controls Apps Employees Use
Skyhigh Networks discovers,manages and analyzes data from all the apps that people use at work. Today the company raised $20 million in a Series B round led by Sequoia Capital with participation from existing investor Greylock Partners. Skyhigh discovers, analyzes and controls the cloud services that a customer’s employee uses. It sees the cloud services customers use...
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Gizmodo
Amazon Is Planning a Massive Biodome HQ So No One Ever Has to Leave
If you work for Amazon, you might soon have the option to feel like you're working outside every day. Proposed earlier this week at Seattle City Hall's Design Review Board, this trio of interconnected glass domes is the company's plan for a space where employees could work and hang out.Read more...
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BoingBoing
Social steganography: how teens smuggle meaning past the authority figures in their lives
Danah boyd has a great summary of the new Pew report on Teens, Social Media, and Privacy. The whole thing is worth a read -- especially her thoughts on race and social media use -- but the most interesting stuff was about "social steganography" -- smuggling meaning past grown-ups through the clever use of in-jokes [...]
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AllThingsDigital
Nancy Lublin on Tackling That Toughest of Emerging Markets: Teenagers (Video)
Try texting, not email. That's just one of many things the "chief old person" at DoSomething.org has learned about how to reach the next generation.
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AllThingsDigital
Liveblogging Hewlett-Packard's Q2 Earnings Conference Call
Winning in a tough quarter.
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AllThingsDigital
Apple Hires Tech Analyst Michael Gartenberg
Veteran tech analyst Michael Gartenberg is jumping the fence to work for a company he has spent decades covering during stints at Gartner, Altimeter and Jupiter Research. Forbes reports, and AllThingsD has independently confirmed, that Gartenberg has recently taken a job at Apple. Details on his role at the company are slim, though sources say he'll be working for Apple's...
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Mashable
Giphy Wants to Make GIFs More Legit
GIFs are about to get a bit more serious
Giphy, a startup that recently launched out of Betaworks, aims to empower the community of GIF creators and consumers by making it easier for users to search for GIFs and for artists to get their work discovered.
The website initially started off as a side project by two hackers-in-resident at Betaworks. Jace Cooke and Alex Chung...
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Mashable
How 3 Brands Use Agile Marketing Tactics
This article was written by Elana Varon, and a version of it originally appeared on the Adobe-owned site CMO.com. For more information about BrandSpeak, click here.
Agile management methods, experts say, provide a framework for making better decisions and improving overall productivity.
"One focus of agility is understanding the relative value of the initiatives...
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Mashable
Buzzy Takes the Sting Out of Shots
In her lecture “Hacking Healthcare: How Makers can Save Medicine” at the 2013 Bay Area Maker Faire, Dr. Amy Baxter, an Atlanta-based pediatrician and pain researcher, told the story of taking her 4-year-old son in for a routine vaccination.
Like many people, her son Max was scared of needles, so she came armed with topical anesthetic cream to numb the pain, books for...
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Mashable
Why 'People Movers' Are Popping Up in Cities Everywhere
Rushing to your gate and making your flight, it’s easy to forget just how you got there. But, the next time you’re on your way to the airport, take a look around you. You might find that some of the most high-end and cutting-edge technology is taking you right to your destination.
It’s easy to shrug off Automated Transit Systems (known colloquially as "people movers")...
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The Guardian
Woolwich attack: meat cleaver, knife and jihadist claims filmed on mobile
• British soldier dead in suspected terror attack in London• Knife attack near barracks 'an eye for an eye', says suspect • Killing in street is 'absolutely sickening' says prime ministerA man suspected of staging a terrorist attack that left a British soldier dead near a military barracks in London, was caught on camera clutching a meat cleaver and knife in...
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The Guardian
George Osborne warned by IMF that cuts 'pose headwinds' to growth
Washington lender advises chancellor to bring on infrastructure spending plans to avoid jeopardising tepid recoveryGeorge Osborne was on Wednesday urged by the International Monetary Fund to rethink his plans for a £10bn tax-and-spending squeeze this year, as part of a broad based attack on the coalition's economic policies.After a fortnight's fact-finding mission in...
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AP
Arias jury deadlocked but must keep deliberating
PHOENIX (AP) -- Jurors in the Jodi Arias murder trial told the judge Wednesday they were unable to reach a unanimous verdict on whether the convicted murderer should be sentenced to life in prison or death for killing her one-time boyfriend, prompting the judge to instruct them to continue deliberations and try to work through their differences....
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Elliotsblog
Domain Boardroom and Escrow.com Sponsoring Auction to Help Oklahoma Tornado Victims
I am sure you’ve heard about the devastation caused by tornados and extreme weather in Oklahoma this week. Many lives have been lost, hundreds of people have been injured, and countless homes and businesses have been destroyed. I can’t even imagine the pain these people are going through. In an effort to raise funds for [...]The post Domain Boardroom and Escrow.com...
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TheDomains
Google Chrome Now Allows For Voice Search On Laptops & Desktops
Google updated its Chrome Web browser today to include voice search, a feature that lets you speak naturally to your computer to get search results. The feature not only does your searches by voice but responds to questions and allows you to engage in follow up questions thereby allowing you to have a conversations with Google.
Its a product which takes mobile search...
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Foreign Policy
Iranian presidential candidates Rafsanjani and Mashaei blocked from election
Former Iranian President
Akbar
Hashemi Rafsanjani and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's former chief of
staff, Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, have been barred
from running in Iran's upcoming presidential election. Iran's Guardian
Council, tasked with vetting candidates, determined the final
list of candidates for the June 14 election Tuesday night, which included six
ultraconservative...
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Times LIVE
Western Cape Grade 10s get work published in peer reviewed journal
According to the Stellenbosch University, Grade 10 learners have contributed to a study that has been published in an international peer-reviewed scientific journal.
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Times LIVE
Unions must work for good of nation, not just members
The Times Editorial: We hope that the National Union of Mineworkers' demand that its members be given a 60% wage hike is not just a ploy to win more support in a sector that is bleeding jobs.
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Gift of the Givers is exporting SA's spirit of ubuntu
The Times Editorial; The humanitarian work of Gift of the Givers in Syria should be commended and supported by all South Africans. For the past week this South African charity has been helping in Syria, where civil war is raging.
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Still plenty of dirt for Angie to clean up in Eastern Cape
The Times Editorial: The education crises in Eastern Cape are far from over. Today we reveal yet another scandal, this one involving 9000 teachers who have not shown up for work in three years but continue to draw their salaries.
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| # | Countries | MIX |
| 1 | United States | 90.505 |
| 2 | India | 51.344 |
| 3 | United Kingdom | 21.507 |
| 4 | Australia | 5.185 |
| 5 | Philippines | 4.380 |
| 6 | Canada | 4.040 |
| 7 | South Africa | 3.180 |
| 8 | Korea South | 3.110 |
| 9 | China | 3.050 |
| 10 | Pakistan | 2.730 |
| 11 | Singapore | 2.240 |
| 12 | Indonesia | 2.060 |
| 13 | Germany | 1.631 |
| 14 | Ireland | 1.400 |
| 15 | Kenya | 1.000 |
| 16 | Spain | 1.000 |
| 17 | Argentina | 0.870 |
| 18 | Poland | 0.750 |
| 19 | Taiwan | 0.720 |
| 20 | France | 0.690 |
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| # | Media | MIX |
| 1 | Dainik Bhaskar | 11.200 |
| 2 | Rajasthan Patrika | 5.000 |
| 3 | Times of India | 4.800 |
| 4 | AARP Bulletin | 3.260 |
| 5 | Malayala Manorama | 3.200 |
| 6 | Dailymail | 3.150 |
| 7 | IBN live | 3.100 |
| 8 | foxnews | 3.000 |
| 9 | New York Times | 2.725 |
| 10 | Joong Ang Ilbo | 2.500 |
| 11 | The Sun | 2.500 |
| 12 | WALL STREET JOURNAL USA | 2.350 |
| 13 | Divya Bhaskar | 2.000 |
| 14 | CNN | 2.000 |
| 15 | CNN Editions (International) | 2.000 |
| 16 | USA Today | 2.000 |
| 17 | San Francisco Chronicle | 1.950 |
| 18 | Digg | 1.840 |
| 19 | Times Now | 1.800 |
| 20 | The Independent | 1.800 |
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| # | Languages | MIX |
| 1 | English | 165.000 |
| 2 | Hindi | 19.400 |
| 3 | Malayalam | 3.200 |
| 4 | Chinese | 2.770 |
| 5 | Indonesian | 2.060 |
| 6 | German | 2.033 |
| 7 | Gujarati | 2.000 |
| 8 | Spanish | 1.910 |
| 9 | Tamil | 1.590 |
| 10 | Marathi | 1.400 |
| 11 | Portuguese | 0.840 |
| 12 | Polish | 0.750 |
| 13 | French | 0.690 |
| 14 | Italian | 0.630 |
| 15 | Korean | 0.470 |
| 16 | Telugu | 0.400 |
| 17 | Hungarian | 0.400 |
| 18 | Turkish | 0.360 |
| 19 | Finnish | 0.210 |
| 20 | Thai | 0.200 |
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