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► Article: Relax, Girl: Boyfriend's 'Love Hormone' Wards Off Your Rivals - Stephanie Pappas, LiveScience Senior Writer - Date: 13 November 2012
► Woman 'ran over husband in Jeep' because he didn't vote (against Obama) - By Daily Mail Reporter. PUBLISHED: 13 November 2012
► Rat kill in Galapagos Islands targets 180 million
► Exposure to Light at Night May Cause Depression, Learning Issues, Mouse Study Suggests
► Tired after cancer treatment? Walking may help
► Australia creates world's biggest marine park, bans drilling - By Maggie Lu YueYang | CANBERRA Thu Jun 14, 2012
► Petraeus: CIA Blamed Terrorists for Libya Attack. Published on Nov 16, 2012 by AssociatedPress :: David Petraeus told Congress that classified intelligence showed the raid on the U.S. Consulate in Libya was a terrorist attack but the administration withheld the suspected role of al-Qaida affiliates to avoid tipping them off. (Nov. 16) (VIDEO)
► Christiane Amanpour Reports on Mounting Tensions Between Israelis, Palestinians - By Christiane Amanpour
► Gaza conflict offers Egypt's new leader a defining 'moment,' but it's brief. The Gaza crisis has put Egypt's President Morsi in a tight spot, caught between his sympathy for Hamas and his country's reliance on the US. If he chooses to play the role of mediator, he may have little time. - By Howard LaFranchi | Christian Science Monitor
► Women in Petraeus scandal had visited White House - By JIM KUHNHENN | Associated Press
► Businessman: Jill Kelley Asked for $80M, Bragged of Petraeus Connection - By BRIAN ROSS
► Some Conservatives Voice Petraeus Conspiracy Theories - By SARAH PARNASS | ABC OTUS News – Thu, Nov 15, 2012
► U.S. House approves Russia trade bill with human rights slap - By Doug Palmer || Russia condemns US House passage of rights bill, will respond || Russia warns U.S. over human rights bill - By Thomas Grove
► Gaza, Nudists, and a Hero Dog - By Esther Zuckerman | The Atlantic Wire
► Get your dream bathroom by hiring a contractor. Interested in remodeling your bathroom? Check out these six projects where a home contractor's knowledge could pay off. - By Kristen Henning | Yahoo! Homes – Fri, Nov 9, 2012
► 10 new cars with the highest theft rates - Forbes.com – Thu, Nov 15, 2012
► Face-to-face with animal-kind - L ondon-based photographer Tim Flach takes the "wild" out of wildlife photography. In his new book, "More Than Human", he captures animals wearing very human like expressions.
► Odd News Videos -15-year-old Collin Graver was bored with his physics homework and ended up building a 65-pound bike out of a single sheet of plywood. With a material cost of just $20, the Avondale Estates, Georgia teen used his talents to construct the working wooden bike in his father's basement workshop. While the bike is rigid and has no brakes, Graver says, "The point is, it's cool." (VIDEO)
► Slow Loris: Endangered for Being Cute - By Jeffrey Kofman | ABC News
► Slow Loris Eating Rice ball. Published on Aug 12, 2012 by strongstylebboy. Slow Loris Eating Rice ball. Name is Kinako. She have tooth, Domestically breed, Kinako was born in Japan pet shop.
► 17 November 2012 - Large explosions hit Gaza City
Israel carries out a series of night time air strikes on Gaza City, after putting 75,000 reservists on stand-by as Palestinian rocket fire continues.
* Rockets burst Tel Aviv 'bubble' - VIDEO
* Constant flow of casualties - VIDEO
* Violence in pictures
* Your stories
* Paul Danahar: Gaza day tweeted
* What do rockets portend?
* Media unease
► Iran 'ready to double enrichment'
Iran is ready to double the output at its underground uranium enrichment facility, the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency says.
* EU and Iran hold nuclear talks
* Q&A: Iran nuclear issue
► 17 November 2012 - UMP leadership race: The battle for Sarkozy's party | By Christian Fraser BBC News, Paris
► 10 things we didn't know last week
► Paris boutique displays 5m high tree sculpted from chocolate. 16 November 2012 - A French chocolatier has created a 5m (16ft) high sculpture of tree, complete with sprawling roots and its own resident monkeys - made entirely of chocolate. Patrick Roger is well-known for his edible creations, but he says the work is incredibly delicate and whole sculptures can sometimes just crumble to pieces before they are seen by the public. Rupert Waring reports. (VIDEO)
► CrossTalk on Israel-Gaza conflict: Gates of Hell (ft. Norman Finkelstein). Published on Nov 16, 2012 by RussiaToday :: Will the crisis in Gaza escalate? Should we expect a ground incursion? What does Israel hope to achieve with its military assault this time? How well is Gaza prepared for another conflict? And do the Palestinians have the right to use military force to resist Israel's siege of Gaza? CrossTalking with Norman Finkelstein, Dan Pollak and Harry Fear. (VIDEO)
► Gaza War Spiral: RT talks to Israeli PM spokesman. Published on Nov 16, 2012 by RussiaToday :: Palestinians are continuing to ask world leaders to help stop the Israeli assault, while Israel's calling up thousands of additional troops and moving heavy weapons towards Gaza, stoking fears of a ground invasion. RT talks to a spokesperson for the Israeli prime minister's office, Alex Selsky, who's in Tel Aviv. (VIDEO)
► Tariq Ali: Israel wants Gaza colonized, peace killed with Hamas leader. Published on Nov 16, 2012 by RussiaToday :: Israel maintains it's conducting a successful operation, despite the rising number of civilian casualties in Gaza and amid international efforts to mediate peace. For more, RT talks to Middle East expert Tariq Ali. (VIDEO)
► Hamas chief held peace deal draft as IDF strike smashed his car - reports. Published on Nov 16, 2012 by RussiaToday :: An Israeli peace activist says the Hamas military leader Ahmed Jabari, assassinated at the start of Israel's offensive, was murdered amid talks on a long-term truce with Israel. For details, RT talks to peace activist Gershon Baskin. (VIDEO)
► Gaza witness: No one's safe, civilians terrified of war threat. Published on Nov 15, 2012 by RussiaToday ::Israel says all male members of Hamas are now targets. Warplanes are dropping leaflets over Gaza, warning Palestinians to keep away from militant positions. RT spoke to a film-maker and activist Harry Fear in the embattled enclave, who says civilians are bearing the brunt of the Israeli onslaught. (VIDEO)
► Long-term peace was within reach before Israeli attack. Published: 16 November, 2012 - Edited: 17 November, 2012
On 11 April 1996, Shimon Peres (who at that time was prime minister) launched Operation Grapes of Wrath to subjugate Hezbollah in Lebanon. A month later, or precisely on May 22, 1996 the people of Israel chose Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister.
Furthermore, Operation Defensive Shield specified on June 22, 2002 was held to hitting the Second Intifada. Seven months after the operation, the people of Israel chose Ariel Sharon as prime minister and hoist Likud as the ruling party in the Knesset.
In February 2006, the Israeli military launched Operation Lightning. A month later, the Kadima party won the election and Ehud Olmert became Prime Minister.
Finally, Operation Cast Lead took place on December 27, 2008 by attacking Gaza massively. Less than a month after the operation was over, on February 19, 2009 Kadima's selected to be the largest party in the Knesset with 28 seats. But the right bloc led by Likud party came to power at a time ordained Netanyahu as prime minister for a second time.
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(In joke I told my partner, "Dahling, their reign as the vampire royal, eheehehe...bloodthirsty at certain times. No scent of love and peaceful breeze in the seat of their leader."
He didn't respond to my joke but just stared at me with a stupid expression. Then for a moment I saw there's a man and a woman looked at each other as if they had just discovered a new fact. I dunno, maybe because they basically have the same understanding of the different ideas, then --- instinctively --- they felt that the practical things they could do was just laughing. The niceties that they still had to do, no matter how they felt very close to someone. Well, my partner and me. We have many colors for about Israel. But its dominant color in my eye is only Red. Angry. Blood. Aih aih... do not tell me they were love and hungry.)
► Israel approves 75,000 troops for possible Gaza ground operation. Published: 17 November, 2012 - Edited: 17 November, 2012
► Purrfect present: Medvedev to give former Finnish President a kitten. Published: 16 November, 2012
► Petraeus testifies in Benghazi attack inquiry. Published on Nov 16, 2012 by AlJazeeraEnglish :: The US Congress continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the attack on the US consulate in Libya two months ago. Former CIA director David Petraeus - fresh from a scandal about an extra-marital affair - has been testifying behind closed doors. Al jazeera's John Terrett has the latest from Washington DC. (VIDEO)
► Rockets from Gaza reach Tel Aviv, Jerusalem. Published on Nov 16, 2012 by AlJazeeraEnglish :: Despite the Israeli airstrikes, Hamas continue to fire rockets across the border from Gaza. And as Nisreen El-Shamayleh reports from Jerusalem, the rockets are penetrating further into Israel than ever before. (VIDEO)
► Merkel pushes Putin on civil liberty. Published on Nov 16, 2012 by AlJazeeraEnglish :: Angela Merkel has clashed with Vladimir Putin over the jailing of the feminist rock band - Pussy Riot. Tensions flared in public after the German Chancellor pushed the Russian President over his country's human rights record. Al Jazeera's Charles Stratford reports from Moscow.
► Israeli air strikes in Gaza intensifty. Published on Nov 16, 2012 by AlJazeeraEnglish :: On a brief visit to the Gaza Strip, Hesham Qandil, Egyptian prime minister, has denounced Israel's attacks on the Palestinian territory and said Cairo would try to secure a ceasefire. Fighting reportedly continued along the Israel-Gaza border during Qandil's three-hour visit, despite Israel announcing it would hold its fire while Qandil was in the enclave on the condition that Hamas fighters did the same. Al Jazeera's Nadim Baba reports from Gaza. (VIDEO)
► World leaders in war of words over Gaza. Published on Nov 15, 2012 by AlJazeeraEnglish :: Leaders in the Middle East and in the US say they do not want to see a new war in Gaza. The US on Thursday held fast in its belief that Israel had launched its attack in self-defence. It still appealed to Egypt, which pulled out its ambassador from Tel Aviv, to help end the crisis. But so far the US has not used its considerable leverage with either Israel or Egypt to push publicly for an end to the violence. Al Jazeera's Rosiland Jordan reports from the US State Department in Washington D.C. (VIDEO)
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► Friday, November 16, 2012 | By TIME Photo Department - Pictures of the Week: November 9 – November 16
► Control of Life: Pictures From a Medical Revolution, 1965
► Petraeus' fall from grace. Former aides and officers who served under the retired four-star general say David Petraeus became isolated when he left his military comfort zone to lead the CIA.
By David S. Cloud and Ken Dilanian► Two-part 'fiscal cliff' deal taking shape
Former aides and officers who served under David Petraeus say he became isolated when he left his military comfort zone. Then came the fall from grace.
* Banks: Even the best and brightest can be knuckleheads
* Graphic: A who's who in the Petraeus scandal
► David Petraeus didn't settle partisan divide on Benghazi
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► FRAMEWORK - The Week in Pictures | November 12 – 18, 2012 Posted By: Marc Martin
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