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► 7 January 2014 : A dream carries a powerful message -- but can you remember it all? Even if you don't recall a thing, you should find that you are still being influenced in a deep way. Keep on moving! It won't be tough at all to talk yourself into spending a few extra dollars on a dear one right now. In fact, if you're out shopping for them, better bring someone along who doesn't love them quite so much. Just this once, you might get completely out of control when it comes to the plastic.
► 8 January 2014: Get started on something new and cool -- it could be anything that revs your gears! Your amazing personal energy guarantees that you bring this new project to a thrilling conclusion. After days of moping around, you'll wake up this morning feeling like your old self again: charming, impulsive and ready to try anything at least once. So what might be the perfect way to celebrate? How about reconnecting with the gang? After a bit of good-natured kidding about where you've been and a whole lot of winks, nods and sidelong glances, they'll be delighted to have you back in the fold. And you can get back to your unofficial position as head of the entertainment committee.
► 9 January 2014 : Your family members have a big surprise in store for you -- a very big surprise. Does that mean you should worry about what's coming or head for the hills? Certainly not. Really, your only option is to hold on tight and ride the ride -- which may actually be rather fun. Oh, and when this all goes down, pretend to be surprised. Stay active as much as you can -- otherwise, you may not be sure that you're still alive! Your energy should lift your mood, but if you've got to spin your wheels much longer, it just can't last.
► 8 January 2014: Get started on something new and cool -- it could be anything that revs your gears! Your amazing personal energy guarantees that you bring this new project to a thrilling conclusion. After days of moping around, you'll wake up this morning feeling like your old self again: charming, impulsive and ready to try anything at least once. So what might be the perfect way to celebrate? How about reconnecting with the gang? After a bit of good-natured kidding about where you've been and a whole lot of winks, nods and sidelong glances, they'll be delighted to have you back in the fold. And you can get back to your unofficial position as head of the entertainment committee.
► 9 January 2014 : Your family members have a big surprise in store for you -- a very big surprise. Does that mean you should worry about what's coming or head for the hills? Certainly not. Really, your only option is to hold on tight and ride the ride -- which may actually be rather fun. Oh, and when this all goes down, pretend to be surprised. Stay active as much as you can -- otherwise, you may not be sure that you're still alive! Your energy should lift your mood, but if you've got to spin your wheels much longer, it just can't last.
► SCIENCEDAILY
■ 3 January 2014 : A Novel Look at How Stories May Change the Brain
■ 2 January 2014 : Odor Receptors Discovered in Lungs: Just Like Ones in the Nose, but Instead of Conjuring Up a Cup of Coffee They Might Make You Cough
■ 31 December 2013 : How Emotions Are Mapped in the Body
► WIRED 5 January 2014 : Study: inflated praise is damaging for children with low self-esteem
► SPACE 13 December 2013 : Age of Saturn's Rings Revealed
► NY DAILY NEWS 3 January 2014 :Cuba opens car market for first time since 1959, buyers face huge markups
► NY TIMES - MOVIES 5 January 2014 : In Palm Springs, 2 Bonos and Many Hopefuls || ► FOXNEWS 6 January 2014 : Bono thanks U.S. for lead role in global fight against AIDS
► HUFFINGTON POST 6 January 2014 : The Queen Doesn't Like Prince Harry's Beard -- Go Figure : || ► EXPRESS 5 January 2014 : Orf with his beard! The Queen orders Prince Harry to shave off his Antarctic whiskers || ► DAILY MAIL 26 December 2014 : Chopper Harry! Bearded Prince's below-the-belt tackles earn him a ticking off from referee (even big brother William was a target)
► MOSCOWTIMES 3 March 2013 : Chita: China's Back Door to Russia
► SCIENCEDAILY 1 January 2014 : Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use Far Higher in Severely Mentally Ill — In the largest ever assessment of substance use among people with severe psychiatric illness, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and the University of Southern California have found that rates of smoking, drinking and drug use are significantly higher among those who have psychotic disorders than among those in the general population. || ► MEDICAL NEWS TODAY 4 January 2014 : Alcohol, tobacco and drug use higher in mentally ill, study shows
► SMH AU 6 January2014 : Germany's leader Angela Merkel injured skiing || ► INDEPENDENT 6 January2014 : Angela Merkel out of action for three weeks after breaking pelvis in 'low-speed' skiing accident
► CS MONITOR 5 January 2014: 'Frozen' tops box office again: How it outlasted 'Hobbit,' 'Hunger Games' (+video)
► PR WEB 6 January 2014 : Revealed: The World’s Best Places to Retire in 2014 – InternationalLiving.com ||► NY DAILY NEWS 7 January 2014 : Panama named best place in the world to retire
► WAPO 8 January 2014 : Robert Gates, former defense secretary, offers harsh critique of Obama’s leadership in 'Duty'
► SPACE : Mars Rover's '90 Day Mission' Now In 10th Year | Video
► SLASH DOT 7 January 2014 : Are New Technologies Undermining the Laws of War?
► I NEED MOTIVATION
► INDEPENDENT 5 January 2014 : What lies beneath: Wuthering Heights by Sylvia Plath
► GUARDIAN 15 September 2010 : The price of love? Losing two of your closest friends || ► BBC 15 September 2010 : Falling in love costs you friends - By Jonathan Amos Science correspondent, BBC News
► SKY NEWS January 2014 : Suicide And Bullying Calls To Child Helpline Rise|| ► TELEGRAPH 8 January 2014 : Children facing 'epidemic of loneliness' like elderly, says Esther Rantzen as ChildLine reports surge in self-harm
► NY DAILY NEWS 7 January 2014 : Macklemore named The Source's man of the year
► NZ HERALD 8 January 2014 : The bizarre reason behind Jennifer Lawrence's Oscars trip || ► TELEGRAPH - FASHION 8 January 2014 : Why cake was responsible for Jennifer Lawrence's Oscars fall
► GUARDIAN 9 January 2014 : Simone de Beauvoir celebrated in Google Doodle || ► INDEPENDENT 9 January 2014 : Google celebrates birthday of existentialist philosopher Simone de Beauvoir with latest Doodle
► KSAT 7 January 2014 : Gates' tell-all rattles White House, Congress. Memoir set to be released next week
► SLASH DOT : The Quiet Fury of Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates
► GUARDIAN
■ 8 January 2014 : Low flying over Norfolk nature reserve 'was accident waiting to happen'
■ 9 January 2014 : India cracks down on US embassy club in diplomatic row
For those who travel for the pleasure of the journey, those who believe that getting there is as much fun as being there, Russia's Trans-Siberian Railway has long been an almost mythic experience. It is the longest continuous rail line on earth, each run clattering along in an epic journey of almost six thousand miles (or about ten thousand kilometers) over one third of the globe. For most of its history, the Trans-Siberian journey has been an experience of almost continuous movement, seven days or more of unabated train travel through the vast expanse of Russia. A great part of the pleasure of such a trip is simply sitting back and watching the land go by. However, most travelers on the Trans-Siberian find that interaction with other passengers, both Russians and tourists, is what makes the trip an unforgettable experience. Today, with far fewer travel restrictions, it is possible to use the rail journey as the core of a more varied tour. Travelers can enjoy stopovers in many of the Russian cities and towns along the route, from the historic Volga port of Yaroslavl to Irkutsk and the scenic Lake Baikal region.
Published on May 6, 2013 by ExploreTravelWorld
► Liz Cheney drops Senate campaign - NEW YORK - Republican Liz Cheney, the oldest daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, ended her Senate bid in Wyoming on Monday, citing serious family health issues.
* Congress to begin 2014 with jobless benefits battle
* U.S. can fight al Qaeda in Iraq without troops: Kerry
* Senate votes yeah for Yellen
► 'Jihad Jane' gets 10 years for failed terror plot - By John Shiffman
PHILADELPHIA - An American-born woman who calls herself Jihad Jane was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a failed al Qaeda-linked plot to kill a Swedish artist. | Video - Jihad Jane: From abused child to American jihadist - Reuters Investigates.
* Special Report: Jane's Jihad
► Record freeze spreads to East, at least nine dead -By Victoria Cavaliere and Brendan O'Brien
NEW YORK/MILWAUKEE - A deadly blast of arctic air shattered decades-old temperature records as it enveloped the eastern United States, snarling air, road and rail travel, driving energy prices higher and overwhelming shelters for homeless people.
* Video: Cold weather to cost economy billions
* Video: Deadly blast of Arctic air sends shivers through U.S.
* Arctic freeze disrupts North American air travel
► OPINION : The top 10 global political risks of 2014 - By Ian Bremmer
Analysts have spent the past five years worrying about how to stave off financial implosion. But with big-picture economics growing more stable, geopolitical risks -- including a capricious Kremlin and resurgent al Qaeda -- take center stage.
* Wise: Will Snowden’s disclosures finally rein in the NSA?
* VIDEO : America's alliances at risk in 2014: Bremmer
► TECHNOLOGY : McAfee is happy his name is off software - By Jim Finkle
BOSTON - John McAfee, the flamboyant millionaire who founded the eponymous anti-virus software pioneer that Intel Corp bought for $7.7 billion, says he is glad that the chipmaker plans to drop his name from the product.
* Apple reports $1 billion app sales in Dec, $10 billion for 2013
► Sochi faces security crackdown before Olympics - By Valery Perevozchikov and Jason Bush
SOCHI - Russian forces went on combat alert in Sochi, one month before the start of the Winter Olympic Games, following two suicide bomb attacks in the southern city of Volgograd which killed 34 people.
* Video : Skier Lindsey Vonn bows out of Sochi Olympics
* Video : Russia tightens security in Sochi before Olympics
► Iran nuclear talks hit snag - By Louis Charbonneau
UNITED NATIONS - Negotiations between Iran and six world powers on implementing a landmark November deal have run into problems over advanced centrifuge research, diplomats said.
* Rohde: Obama denying reality in the Middle East
* Iran rejects U.S. suggestion of Syrian peace talks role
* Iran sanctions bill opposed by Obama gains Senate backers
► Yahoo's Mayer takes aim at Google
LAS VEGAS - Yahoo Chief Executive Marissa Mayer introduced a competitor to Google's smartphone search technology in her CES debut.
► BUSINESS : U.S. 'taking from the young,' says top lobbyist - By Andy Sullivan
Washington's top lobbyist for U.S. business warned that younger Americans will face diminished economic prospects unless the nation reins in spending.
* U.S. business lobby urges action on fast-track trade power
► Sea Shepherd catches Japanese fleet, four whales dead
► Horses receive traditional blessing in Romanian village
► Georgia holds contest to find best grandma and grandpa
► First Taiwan-born panda cub Yuan Zai makes public debut
► French chef wins plaudits for Champagne cuisine
► Sikhs celebrate holy day in India
► 'Blacks and Whites Day' in Colombian carnival
► Orthodox Russians queue for rare sight of Greek relics
► Merkel makes first appearance on crutches after ski fall
► AFP looks back on the finest animal images of 2013
► National Zoo Prepares Panda Cub for Debut
► Residents Battle Cold Weather in Philadelphia
► Ex-Miss Venezuela Slain in Robbery
► NEWS
■ Communist Countries
■ Snowden has more U.S.-Israel secrets to expose: Greenwald
■ U.S. senator sues over healthcare subsidy for Congress
■ Iran sanctions bill opposed by Obama gains Senate backers
■ Sochi Olympics: The good and the bad
■ Russia imposes security clampdown in Sochi before Olympics
■ Abundant 'Mini-Neptunes' Form New Class of Alien Planets
■ Obama presses Republicans on jobless benefits
■ Obama to consult intelligence leaders, Congress on NSA review
■ United States sending more troops and tanks to South Korea
■ Record freeze extends to eastern United States, at least nine dead
■ More smokers worldwide than in 1980: study
■ Eyeing Syria talks, Iran may put Assad ties in play
■ Russia again blocks U.N. Security Council from condemning Syria attacks
■ Al Qaeda group vows to attack Syrian rebels, opposition leaders
■ Egypt: El-Sissi seeks mandate from vote on charter
■ Deposed Mursi misses Cairo court hearing after bad weather
■ White House defends itself, Biden over Gates book
■ International Space Station Gets Life Extension Through 2024
■ China online marketplace Taobao to ban Bitcoins
■ Analysis: U.S. fears grow about Iraq, but response remains limited
■ Christie, potential Republican hopeful, in revenge scandal
■ Rodman sings birthday tribute to N. Korea's Kim before game
► GRINDTV : Conjoined gray whale calves discovered in Baja California lagoon; find could be a first
► AUTOS : Amazon delivers its biggest box — with a Nissan inside
► GOOD MORNING AMERICA : Artists Turn Food Into Dreamlike, Delectable World
► HEALTH : Best Diets for 2014
► CELEBRITY : Juan Pablo of 'The Bachelor' Had a Connection to the Slain Former Miss Venezuela, Monica Spear
► HOMES : America's healthiest states
► MOVIES : Woman's uncanny resemblance to Oprah. It can sometimes be tough telling a famous star apart from their celebrity impersonator. Guessing Game: Doppelgänger or Golden Globes Star?
► SHINE : Couple Spoofs Engagement Photo Clichés
► US speeds up Iraq military supportIraqi soldiers monitor checkpoint west of Baghdad.
The US says it is speeding up the supply of military hardware to Iraq as Baghdad prepares to recapture the city of Fallujah from al-Qaeda linked militants.
* Q&A: Fighting in the west
* 'Fallujah militants' footage - VIDEO
* Analysis: Beyond sectarian conflict
* US: 'No boots on ground in Iraq' - VIDEO
* Profile: Islamist group ISIS
* Iraqi press divided over crisis
► FEATURES : Gentle revolution - Pope Francis gives the Vatican a shake-up - and wins fans
► BUSINESS : Stress test: Are you fit for work?
► MAGAZINE
■ 20 online dating cliches - and what they really mean
■ From syphilis to sterilisation: a long history of infant feeding
■ Berlin 1914: A city of ambition and self-doubt
■ Why does Stockholm love Brooklyn?
■ A child's right? - The country that may allow euthanasia for children of any age
■ Impending doom - A plague of dragonflies and violent movies - St Petersburg 1914
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| Recognise this familiar face? It's a frozen recreation of artist Florentijn Hofman's giant rubber duck which has been snapped floating past the world's most famous cities |
► HEALTH : 'Sticky balls' stop cancer spreading - Cancer-killing "sticky balls" can whip tumour cells out of the blood and may prevent cancers spreading, early research suggests.
► FUTURE
■ Timeline of the far future
■ Ten weird and wonderful images of our world in 2013
■ Beyond human: How I became a cyborg
■ What effect does extreme cold have on the human body?
► FEATURES : Brrrr! - No earrings, and other tips for surviving cold weather
► Smokers edge close to one billions
Although smoking is becoming less popular in many parts of the world, the total number of people who smoke is growing and has reached close to a billion, global figures reveal.
* Smoking: what it does to the body - VIDEO
* Five ways to help give up smoking
* 7 billion people and you: What's your number?
* 'Tax tobacco' call to poor countries
► ANALYSISYou read it? It turns out that when we are physically classified as a human being, it is not enough to state that we are better than other creatures of God's creation. Humans are equipped with reason, intellect and initiative, and other things that make them more perfect than animals because humans can think and make decisions. But unfortunately, they do not use this facility and their privileges properly.
Their knowledge about health does not make them healthy, but they are even deliberately damaging their health by smoking. They and I are both human, but human bad habits makes me feel unhappy living my life with them.
The funny thing is, when a smoker is diagnosed with cancer and had been sentenced to death by the disease itself, she/he starts using their lips, hemming and hawing when praying, "Oh God, please give me a long life..."
Ahahha ...... because I am not God, of course I just laugh at such a prayer. "You consciously have damaged your health with smoking the cigarettes until to you suffer from cancer -- every time they remind you to stop smoking, you always ignore their advice -- and now you're asking for a miracle to cure your illness? Ahahaha ... I will gladly laugh at you until you die, as you laugh at me every time I ask you to stop smoking. Even though you know I'm laughing at you with feelings of bitterness, given the same opportunities will happen to me because of the impact of your bad habits make me become passive smokers: exposure to cigarette smoke. And ye -- with so fucking -- have indirectly damaged my health, my most expensive asset in living my life. Damn you! I want you to die many times, you know?
So, while you pray for your health, I will pray for your death. It's fair enough, right?
■ David Shukman - China's push for renewable energy is biggest ever seen
■ Mark Mardell - A definitive year ahead for US Republicans
► EDUCATION & FAMILY : Cyberbullying 'on rise' - ChildLine
► SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT : Prairie dogs perform contagious Mexican wave
► TECHNOLOGY : CES 2014: Connected tech raises privacy fears
► VIDEOS
■ US deep freeze: 'Painful to breathe'
■ US weather: North America deep freeze hits east
■ US weather: 'My moustache keeps freezing'
■ How do you dress for extreme cold weather?
■ Dieudonne: Hollande backs Nantes and Tours bans. Nantes and Tours have become the latest French cities to ban a show by controversial comic Dieudonne M'bala M'bala. Dieudonne, who has six convictions for hate speech against Jews, had been due to open his tour in Nantes on Thursday. Bordeaux and Marseille had already cancelled performances. President Francois Hollande earlier urged French officials to enforce an order authorising the ban, but Dieudonne has vowed to appeal. Hugh Schofield reports.
► Today's African Proverb
■ "A stick which is far away cannot kill a snake"- Sent by Karama Said, Mombasa in Kenya, and Ojara Martin Defever in Kampala, Uganda
A : Yes! Then let's get out of this country, they will not find us. I feel they want to kill us.
B: Really? Are we going tonight? ...but, ... do you think, can they kill us with a long-range missile?
A : What? ..Killing us with long-range missiles?
C : ...... What the hell are you? Snakes can not whisper, talk, think, compose sentences, reading and typing, you know!
■ "A servant hired on Christmas day thinks every day is Christmas" - An Oromo proverb sent by Hailu, Ethiopia
One other thing related : A prostitute hired to be the wife of an important man, think every day she is the wife of an important.
Oh, ... so simple to be typed. : About money and blessing. I guess not all things can be accomplished by thinking. If by thinking is hard to do, why we should stop hoping?
■ "A child that dances the sweet song of 'surugede' does not know that 'surugede' is the song of the spirits" - An Igbo proverb sent by Chimezie Ojukwu, Lagos, Nigeria
► Rand Paul wants 'light' prison term for Snowden
► NSA refuses to answer whether it spies on Congress
► Iran rejects Geneva II involvement incompatible with 'dignity'
► Iraq PM Maliki calls on Fallujah to expel Al-Qaeda-linked insurgents
► Apocalyptic supervolcanoes can suddenly explode 'with no outside cause'
► Syrian schools to offer Russian as second foreign language
► OP-ED : Russia, UK kept up a positive momentum in 2013
► Sochi Olympics gives new chance to Persian leopards in the Caucasus
► Russia wants explanations over seized trawler as Senegalese inspectors find no violations onboard
► Bitcoin back over $1,000 after endorsement by game giant Zynga
► China, Japan envoys resort to 'Harry Potter' villain barbs amid high tensions
► NK leader’s uncle executed by dogs story came from Chinese satire piece
► Obama didn’t believe in his own Afghanistan strategy - former defense sec
► First batch of chemical weapons leaves Syria - OPCW
► Syrian rebel leader urges truce as infighting Al-Qaeda factions trigger bloodbath
► Hundreds stranded overnight on freezing Amtrak trains as 'Polar vortex' moves in
► NY declares state of emergency due to 'Polar vortex' winter storm
► Obama inviting top NSA critics to private meeting at White House
► Pentagon unable to provide records on drone crashes
► Former NSA whistleblowers plead for chance to brief Obama on agency abuses
► Damning emails may implicate 2016 GOP hopeful Gov Christie in scandal
► Monsanto seed plant construction halted in Argentina
► Islamic extremism to blame as Christian deaths nearly double in a year – report
► War veteran to lead Russian sledge hockey team to its first Paralympics
► Over 1,000 suffer poisoning in Japan after eating malathion-contaminated food
► 88-year-old German charged over WWII French massacre
► Blame makeup: Molestations in public are 'women's own fault', Saudi poll shows
► VIDEOSOh yeah? Actually I want to curse you all, fucking arab men! But then I change my mind, with the confidence that I now understand why the Quran was revealed in Arabic. I's because since the ancient times, your nation is a depraved nation. And up to the current century, you are still the same: the people of Jahiliyyah. And I'm also developing a mind about the possibility of penis enlargement in almost all Arab men will always be followed by a diminution of their brains, so if they are not alert to the symptoms, then they will experience life recycling into the most primitive protozoan. Nyahnyahnyah.
Now the biggest challenge for you is: controlling the uncontrollable movement of your stupid penises throughout the Arab lands, because the movement always occurs without minimal work coordination of your brain. And a fatal error of your brain is you always think that all women are always ready to be the victims of your stupid penises movement.
So, answer me: Arab men, why are you so stupid?
Sshh, it should be emphasized that all of that does not include the Arabian gay, Cisca! Ouch ... gee whiz ...
■ Two-headed calf born in Morocco, named 'Happy New Year'
■ Purr-fect Protection: Sochi sanctuary helps leopards survive
■ Going Underground: NSA+GCHQ romance & 'shock therapy' for FB addicts
■ Bombs, Blood, Brutality: Iraq endless warzone as militants capture Fallujah
■ Immig-rant: Cameron seeks to ban migrants from claiming child benefit
■ Combat cam video: Al-Qaeda hideouts bombarded by Iraqi forces
■ Oil execs pack for Greenland as drilling moratorium cancelled
■ Water Wars: Land snatched from Syria supplies third of Israel's H2O
■ Celente: Iraq's endless war to get much worse
■ Fallujah Fight: US rushing to send drones & missiles to Iraq
■ Dreams Dashed: 'Bully banks' snatch up small businesses across Britain
■ Nikolay the Miracle-worker (RT Documentary). Father Nikolay Stremsky has built an Orthodox village outside of Orenburg and opened his home to 70 children. RT meets the priest and his adopted offspring, who have come from all walks of life and have become the family project of this modern-day miracle-worker.
■ 'Kill-Zone': US-armed military assault in Fallujah to unleash more blood
■ War Wariness: Brits discredit UK army as weary of overseas aggression
■ CrossTalk: Dangerous Alliances
■ Weed State! Only thing left for Americans is Dope
■ German Inefficiency: Soaring construction costs draw taxpayer anger
► Inside Story : Al-Qaeda: Testing loyalties in Iraq?
► Inside Story : Will Bangladesh slide into further violence?
► Inside Story : Cambodia at a crossroads
► OPINION : Kasparov: Putin 'Bully of the Year' - Russia's president is a tyrant, says the chess champ
► NATION : D.C. Named Gayest City - San Fran didn't crack top 5
► JOE BIDEN : White House Defends Joe Biden From Gates Criticism
► FOREIGN POLICY : Gates Slams Biden in Memoir, Reveals He Nearly Quit
► THAILAND : Rohingya Muslims Fall Victim to Thai Trafficking - Near the glitzy resorts of Phuket, local officials collude in the horrific trafficking of Rohingya refugees from western Burma
► RUSSIA : 'Fortress Sochi' Killing the Olympic Spirit - Russia's Olympics are under a security lockdown
► TRENDING NOW : You Know It's Seriously Cold When ...- 9 ways the polar vortex is worse than the average freeze
► 2016 ELECTION : Christie Gets Stuck in Traffic - By Dan Hirschhorn
New Jersey's governor hit his first 2016 speedbump with the revelation that a top aide closed bridge lanes for political retribution.
* Christie: My Aides Did It
► GAY RIGHTS : Utah Says Gay Marriages Invalid - Same-sex couples in limbo as state appeals ruling
► SPACE : Northern Lights to Illuminate Sky Tonight
► LOCAL
■ New LAFD recruit class is nearly all male, overwhelmingly white - The class of 70 firefighters has just one woman and is 60% white, despite the department's repeated promises to diversify.
■ Garcetti laments lack of diversity among L.A. firefighter recruits
■ UC schools stamp out cigarettes and other tobacco products on campus
■ U.S. to designate poor L.A. areas a 'Promise Zone,' eligible for aid
► OPINION : Why you won't find 'happiness' on my list of New Year's resolutions
► BUSINESS
■ Today's Social Security lie: It's bad for black workers
■ The Boeing vote and the death of the middle class
► OBITUARIES : Donald Forst dies at 81; newsman led N.Y. Newsday and Village Voice
► NATION
■ Polar vortex moves east and south, widening deep freeze to Atlanta
■ Don't try this at home? Boiling water trick leads to injuries. At least 50 scalded by boiling-to-frozen water trick. With polar weather persisting in the Midwest, TV broadcasters turn boiling water into snow. But it leads to burns for some playing at home.
■ Republicans call for a new approach to fight poverty - In a midterm election year, the GOP worries about being portrayed by Democrats as hard-hearted and unconcerned about the plight of poor and struggling Americans.* Boehner drafting GOP immigration principles
► SCIENCE : Solar activity causes particle storm, delays rocket launch
► BUSINESS : Bill would boost disclosures in corporate settlements with U.S.
► VIEWPOINT : Is Edward Snowden a whistle-blower or a traitor? Debate over the renegade computer technician who leaked thousands of secret NSA documents is too often reduced to that deceptively simple choice. - By Doyle McManus
■ Pictures in the News | Jan. 6, 2014 - Posted By: Marc Martin
■ Pictures in the News | Jan. 7, 2014
■ Dramatic ending to BCS finale at Rose Bowl - Posted By: Marc Martin
With the temperature at 22 below zero with a minus-50 windchill, it was hard to find the beauty in the brutal weather in Bismarck, N.D. Sundogs, a ring of light visible around the sun or moon when light is refracted through ice crystals in the atmosphere, are quite beautiful along Highway 83 north of Bismark. PHOTOGRAPH BY: Brian Peterson / The Tribune
■ Pictures in the News | Jan. 8, 2014 - Posted By: Marc Martin
Customers wearing only their underwear shop at a Desigual store in Paris. Desigual invited customers to arrive in their underwear and leave wearing two items for free. PHOTOGRAPH BY: YOAN VALAT / EPA
What? Just to get two free items I had to show off my underwear in public? I had to walk along the sidewalk with only wearing underwear? Oh.Oh no.
That's a whore job, you know? At least, if they do not work as commercial sex workers, but they are equipped with such mental.
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