News Headlines (30) 2 October - 3 October 2012

2 OCTOBRE

► September 1st, 2010 - Study: Insomnia is deadly for men 

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Self-Driving Car Test: Steve Mahan



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Street View: Behind the Scenes



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Google+: Catlin Seaview Survey Underwater Hangouts

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Expectation Game Dominates Presidential Debate || Weekly Address: It's Time for Congress to Help Responsible Homeowners




3 OCTOBRE

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Gangnam Dance Takes Over Streets of Seoul

2 OCTOBRE

► Beware Russia's hand in elections in Georgia, Ukraine, Lithuania 
► Russia bans controversial anti-Islam video -Reuters 
► French centenarian cyclist aims for 100 km record - Reuters – Fri, Sep 28, 2012

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Longest distance cycled in one hour: Robert Marchand sets world

► Mark Bittman: Cornbread - By Mark Bittman | Shine Food – Thu, Sep 27, 2012
► 10 Most Risky Foods to Eat

3 OCTOBRE

► Presidential debate: Which questions might trip up Obama, Romney?
► Romney slams Obama over Middle East, calls for new course - Reuters – Mon, Oct 1, 2012
► Why Mark Zuckerberg Is in Russia - By Seth Fiegerman | Mashable
► Russia tells NATO to stay away from Syria - By Gabriela Baczynska | Reuters
► Syrian foreign minister accuses US of supporting terrorism
► Iran's Ahmadinejad says Syria crisis may engulf region - Reuters
► Libya yet to work out U.S. cooperation in Benghazi probe - Reuters
► Iranians attack French embassy over prophet film - By NASSER KARIMI | Associated Press
► NASA Astronauts Dressed Like Jedi Monks in 1964 [PIC] - By Annie Colbert | Mashable
► Baby bust continues: US births down for 4th year - By MIKE STOBBE | Associated Press
► Paris fashion goes Baroque - Highlights from the Spring/Summer 2013 women's ready-to-wear fashion show during Paris fashion week. 

► "Grease" stars Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta duet for Christmas album -By Kathleen Perricone | Jam: Spotlight on Music Stars



► 11 Foods Most Likely to Cause Sickness
► Quotations of the day - By The Associated Press 

2 OCTOBRE

► 2 October 2012 - Mexico City weighs bullfighting ban | By Will Grant BBC News, Tlaxcala 
► 1 October 2012  - GM cows make 'low allergy' milk | By James Gallagher Health and science reporter, BBC News
► 30 September 2012  - In pictures: Benin's artist Gerard Quenum's spooky dolls | Dolls Never Die
► Mini guide to Tuscany's hill towns - In Tuscany | 01 October 2012 - By Lonely Planet Traveller  

► TUSCAN LOVE: Music and Speed Painting by Jorge Lopez-Lorenzana

♥ Remembering something is easy, the hard part is forgetting something;  something can be memories; sweet or bitter.

Yeah? Oh, well, I do not like sweet foods and sweet drinks. What I like is to drink a half-bitter coffee milk and remember a lot of sweet memories...shananana...

♥ Who ever loved that loved not at first sight? (SHAKESPEARE : As You Like It - Act 3, Scene 5)

Tes yeux m'interrogent, tristes, cherchant à pénétrer ma pensée; de même la lune voudrait
connaître l'intérieur de l'océan.
J'ai mis à nu devant toi ma vie tout entière, sans en rien omettre ou dissimuler.
C'est pourquoi tu ne me connais pas.
Si ma vie était une simple pierre colorée, je pourrais la briser en cent morceaux et t'en faire
un collier que tu porterais autour du cou.
Si elle était simple fleur, ronde, et petite, et parfumée, je pourrais l'arracher de sa tige et la
mettre sur tes cheveux.
Mais ce n'est qu'un coeur, bien-aimée. Où sont ses rives, où sont ses racines?
Tu ignores les limites de ce royaume sur lequel tu règnes.
Si ma vie n'était qu'un instant de plaisir, elle fleurirait en un tranquille sourire que tu pourrais
déchiffrer en un moment.
Si elle n'était que douleur, elle fondrait en larmes limpides, révélant silencieusement la
profondeur de son secret.
Ma vie n'est qu'amour, bien-aimée.
Mon plaisir et ma peine sont sans fin, ma pauvreté et ma richesse éternelles.
Mon coeur est près de toi comme ta vie même, mais jamais tu ne pourras le connaître tout entier.
RABINDRANATH TAGORE - Le Jardinier d'amour

3 OCTOBRE

► 3 October 2012  - Nigeria attack: Mubi students' killings investigated
► 2 October 2012  - Georgia election: US and Russia hail parliamentary vote 
► 2 October 2012 - Hezbollah military commander 'killed in Syria' 
► VIDEO - How Bloodhound supersonic car's hybrid engine works 
► 2 October 2012  - Samsung adds iPhone 5 to its patent battle with Apple
► 2 October 2012 - Is reading in the dark bad for your eyesight? 
► 2 October 2012 - Will carmaker alliances result in identikit cars? |  By Jorn Madslien Business reporter, BBC News, Paris motor show 
► 2 October 2012  - Salmonella in Netherlands and US from Dutch smoked fish 
► 2 October 2012  - Italian bicycle sales 'surpass those of cars' 
► 30 September 2012 -10 monster traffic jams from around the world

► 2 October 2012  - Looking back at the birth of The Beatles

2 OCTOBRE
  ► 'Dreaming' billionaire defeats Saakashvili in Georgian parliamentary vote 



► Syria at the UN: Speaking to deaf Western ears?




► Battle of Borodino: Version 2012 (RT Documentary)

Readings:
■ First-hand account of the battle by Louis-François, Baron Lejeune a French aide-de-camp
■ Battle of Borodino-Napoleonic Wars 
■ BORODINO: maps, diagrams, illustrations 
■ The battle of Borodino reconstruction. 195 Anniversary Photos

► Medvedev meets Zuckerberg in Moscow (Full video)



► Georgian opposition party wins majority of votes - early results. Published: 01 October, 2012 - Edited: 02 October, 2012 
► Russia: 'Our role in downing Turkish jet in Syria – fantasy and nonsense'.  Published: 01 October, 2012
► Syria FM: Some UN Council members supporting terrorism.  Published: 01 October, 2012
► Battered NATO considering early Afghanistan withdrawal. Published: 02 October, 2012
► Putin pledges state support to charity, welcomes foreign donors. Published: 01 October, 2012
► Russian cyclists set wheels in motion at first ever Tweed Ride.  Published: 01 October, 2012 
► US military secretly sprayed radioactive particles in St. Louis and Texas.  Published: 01 October, 2012
► Facebook founder in Moscow: IT cooperation or head hunting?. Published: 01 October, 2012


3 OCTOBRE

► Georgia Dreaming: Saakashvili concedes election defeat



► 'UK trains and arms future enemies, repeats errors of past'



► 'Syrian rebels have fight with Jews ahead of them' 



► 95% of 'Syrian rebels' not Syrians - report 



► Moscow warns NATO on itchy trigger finger in Syria. Published: 02 October, 2012
► 'Bahrain buys favorable CNN content'. Published: 03 October, 2012
► Court upholds NDAA; stay extended on indefinite detention injunction. Published: 03 October, 2012
► Saakashvili concedes defeat, says his party now opposition. Published: 02 October, 2012 - Edited: 03 October, 2012
► At least 26 killed in Nigeria school massacre. Published: 02 October, 2012
► Couch gag needed: Simpsons' creators turn to viewers for help. Published: 02 October, 2012 

►  The Simpsons' Final Episode

► Unseen Beatles footage hits the web. Published: 02 October, 2012 

2 OCTOBRE

► The US obesity threat 

► Inside Story: What challenges lie ahead for Turkey?

► Inside Syria - Is it time for Arab intervention in Syria

3 OCTOBRE

► Al Jazeera World - Fall Out In The Mediterranean 


► e-Scholars 

  ► Inside Story Americas: What is at stake for Venezuela?


  ► Inside Story - Looking after an ageing world 

2 OCTOBRE

► A Dangerous Day in the Life of an Afghan District Governor

By Mujib Mashal / Helmand Province
* Afghanistan: U.S. Military Deaths Reach 2,000 
* Photo Essay - A Long and Distant War in Afghanistan

► The Trial of the Pope's Butler and How the Vatican Works 

By Stephan Faris / Rome
* Vatican Leaks: What Did the Pope's Butler Know?
* What's Behind the Holy See's Rumor Mill?

► The Myth of Chinese Efficiency - By Michael Schuman | October 1, 2012

By Michael Schuman
* China's "State Capitalism" Has Finally Run

► 36 People Dead in Hong Kong Ferry Crash

By Terri Pous
* Asia's History of Deadly Ferry Disasters 

Featured Headlines

■ Burma Gets First Investment Bank
■ Portugal Scraps Rent Controls 
■ Oregon Farmer Eaten by His Hogs
■ Hong Kong Mogul Sells Taiwan TV
■ Syrian Minister: U.S. Stoking 'Terrorism'
■ Iran's Currency Falls 16 Percent in 1 Day
■ Colombia's President Has Prostate Cancer
■ White House Says it Thwarted Cyberattack
■ Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Has Baby   ||   Pregnant at Work? Why Your Job Could Be at Risk  ||  Study: Why Maternity Leave Is Important - By Meredith Melnick - July 21, 2011 
■ Environmental Pioneer Barry Commoner Dies 
■ $2 Mil. in Gems Stolen from Calif. Museum
■ Arafat's Death to Be Investigated 
■ CNN Poll: Obama, Romney Tied Up 
■ CNN: U.S. Healthcare Not Working?

► Anne Hathaway Weds in Custom Valentino. After a four-year courtship, Anne Hathaway married actor fiancé Adam Shulman in Big Sur, Calif. on Sept. 29, 2012 || PHOTOS: 11 Memorable Wedding Gowns Through History 
► Monumental: Istanbul's Dazzling Architecture. Steeped in history and diversity, Istanbul is an architectural paragon - By Ron Gluckman | September 27, 2012 


► Window on Infinity: Pictures from Space 



3 OCTOBRE

► The Pope's Butler Testifies: Innocent of Theft, Guilty of Betrayal?

By Stephan Faris / Rome
* Pope's Butler on Trial: How the Vatican Works
* Vatican Leaks: What Did the Pope's Butler Know?

► Inside the Prison That Beat a President: How Georgia's Saakashvili Lost His Election

By Simon Shuster
* Boiled Beef and the Billionaire: A Dinner with Georgia's Future Leader 

► The Motive and the Means: Did al-Qaeda Stage the Benghazi Attack?

By Vivienne Walt
* Libya Attempts to Soak Up Weapons Flood

► The Fine Art of Polaroid: Major Artists and Their Instant Cameras
► Business Lessons from Iraq: Post-War Military Networking - By Matt Gallagher | October 2, 2012

2 OCTOBRE

► Insomnia can be a costly disorder, increasing errors on the job 
► In Denver, Mitt Romney says debate will offer clear contrast
► Would Romney be 'most religious' president? What about Carter?
► Hollywood sign's appearance will once again be letter-quality 

3 OCTOBRE

► Senate panel criticizes anti-terror data-sharing centers 
► Jailing of 'Innocence of Muslims' creator raises free speech worries 

■ Hiltzik: Who is the most influential billionaire in U.S. politics
■ Romney eases immigration stance as Obama urges Latino turnout  
■ L.A. repeals its ban on pot dispensaries
■ Border Patrol death raises doubts on security in rural Arizona 
■ Second person in L.A. County dies of West Nile virus
■ U.S. gathers intel on Libya suspects 

► Dissident Vietnamese poet dies in Little Saigon
► Rubio says Romney wants permanent Dream Act solution
► U.S.-Mexico tomato fight puts jobs, prices on the line
► Many young immigrants wary of applying for Obama-backed work permit
► Gov. Jerry Brown's split annoys immigrant-rights advocates
► Border Patrol agent slain, another hurt in Arizona
► This cute animal photo just made you a better worker
► Poodle survives 11-mile ride in car grille; now to find the owner
► In Mexico, the ajolote's fate lies in troubled waters 
  ► Axolotl is eating beef liver



► Ice cream bean tree (Inga Edulis): Sweetness by the Scoop


► Icecream Bean - Weird Tropical Fruit



► FRAMEWORK -Love captur es wandering hippo - Posted By: Scott Harrison | Posted October 2, 2012 

► Inside Nature's Giants: The Hippo (Channel 4) 16/18 || ► The Hippo: Natures Wild Feast (Channel 4)

PICTURES

2 OKTOBRE 2012  

A contestant displays his tattoo to judges for the best back piece competition during "Dutdutan" (Poking) Philippine Tattoo Expo in Manila's Makati financial district September 29, 2012. According to the organisers, the annual festival aims to enrich the art of the tattoo industry and stop the discrimination against tattooed individuals. REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo

A girl wears an earring with a picture of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez during Chavez's campaign rally in Guarenas in the state of Miranda on Sept. 29, 2012. Chavez is seeking re-election in an October 7 presidential vote. REUTERS/Jorge Silva

A dog catches a wave during the Surf City Surf Dog contest in Huntington Beach September 30, 2012. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson


3 OKTOBRE 2012

A car driving at 70 km/h hits a dummy on a scooter, on October 2, 2012 in Le Mans, during a crash test organized to raise awareness of high school students of the risks of road traffic. AFP PHOTO / JEAN-FRANCOIS MONIER