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► 15 April 2014 : Charm is your best friend today, so make sure that you're thinking it all through before you try to get anything from anyone. Your best bet is to hear them out before making your case. Your world's an orderly, balanced and bright one, and you're doing your part to keep it that way -- putting selfishness aside and enjoying giving just as much as you're delighting in receiving. This generous mood of yours also gives you an extra-sparkly charm factor, which won't go unnoticed by those around you (and may be noticed by one person in particular). Keep the cycle of good energy going, and get the most out of this special day.
► 16 April 2014 : Things are going on deep within you that you can't understand -- but you don't have to! You're in a really good position to make a difference when it comes to family or other group dynamics. Expect a few ego clashes to slow down your progress today -- and be grateful that time is not a big concern of yours right now. A drama is coming, but it will be a very entertaining one for you -- because you're not going to be a part of it. You get to sit on the sidelines, enjoying the game that other people are playing. It won't be too bloody, but it will be full of low blows and even a shocking revelation or two. Whenever people get together, the social dynamics can get complicated.
► 17 April 2014 : Your emotions are running the gamut from manically happy to down in the dumps and back again -- it can get exhausting! Try not to worry too much about where the roulette wheel ends up, though.
► 16 April 2014 : Things are going on deep within you that you can't understand -- but you don't have to! You're in a really good position to make a difference when it comes to family or other group dynamics. Expect a few ego clashes to slow down your progress today -- and be grateful that time is not a big concern of yours right now. A drama is coming, but it will be a very entertaining one for you -- because you're not going to be a part of it. You get to sit on the sidelines, enjoying the game that other people are playing. It won't be too bloody, but it will be full of low blows and even a shocking revelation or two. Whenever people get together, the social dynamics can get complicated.
► 17 April 2014 : Your emotions are running the gamut from manically happy to down in the dumps and back again -- it can get exhausting! Try not to worry too much about where the roulette wheel ends up, though.
"Do not anxiously hope for what is not yet to come; do not vainly regret what is already past." — Chinese Proverb
► MEDICAL NEWS TODAY 14 April 2014 : Optimism linked to reduced risk of heart failure
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Mike and Flowers in the honor of Alexander Pushkin's death |
■ TIME 13 April 2014 : Watch Seth Rogen's Very Famous Friends Crash His SNL Monologue
■ PHILLY 14 April 2014 : James Franco laughs off Instagram controversy in 'Saturday Night Live' skit
■ FACEBOOK PAGE
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I'm sure almost all young women, middle-aged women and older women as well all gays will love the pictures of two handsome men above, ... ehhehee 
... and no one asks me whether I also like them. 
I will be happy to say, "Mark, I miss you. James, you seem a bit soppy. Your nails stripes look dirty, and it looks like you do not brush your teeth before going to bed ... ahahhaa... oops, one more thing, James, do not need to pose holding a mug that --- maybe --- it is an empty mug, because for me it is a reflection of pretense."
I really like the giant glass held by Mark. To me, it is a glass of togetherness. Some drinking straws can be dipped into it for later sucked up by some mouths, and how and what's in the glass looks so transparent. Mark also does not disturb a small insect behind his shoulder.
... and no one asks me whether I also like them. I will be happy to say, "Mark, I miss you. James, you seem a bit soppy. Your nails stripes look dirty, and it looks like you do not brush your teeth before going to bed ... ahahhaa... oops, one more thing, James, do not need to pose holding a mug that --- maybe --- it is an empty mug, because for me it is a reflection of pretense."
I really like the giant glass held by Mark. To me, it is a glass of togetherness. Some drinking straws can be dipped into it for later sucked up by some mouths, and how and what's in the glass looks so transparent. Mark also does not disturb a small insect behind his shoulder.
► TODAY in HISTORY : Apr 15, 1912 : Titanic sinks
■ ROYAL MAIL SHIP TITANIC
■ FORBES 10 April 2014 : Revealed: The Origin Of The Titanic's Iceberg
■ NY DAILY NEWS 14 January 2014 : 'Rough it on the Titanic II!' New cruise ship will recreate conditions endured by early 20th century immigrants
■ DAILY MAIL 3 March 2013 : The Titanic time warp: We knew it was being rebuilt, but as these amazing new designs show, it really WILL be 1912 all over again
■ FORBES 26 February 2013 : Clive Palmer's Titanic II Is Something New, A Reenactment Of The 20th Century
■ DAILY MAIL 25 February 2013 : Titanic cruise ship one step closer as shipyard prepares for construction
■ DAILY MAIL 4 April 2014 : 'Unthinkable': The chilling hand-drawn building plan used to explain how Titanic met its fate one of hundreds of artifacts to go under the hammer
■ NY TMES 16 February 1996 : Eva Hart, 91, a Last Survivor With Memory of Titanic, Dies. The White Star Line had proclaimed the Titanic the "unsinkable ship," a claim that caused Miss Hart's mother such apprehension that even as they walked up the gangplank, her daughter later recalled, she renewed her warning that calling a ship unsinkable was "flying in the face of God."
■ HUFFINGTON POST 6 November 2012 : 100 Years Ago, A Man Named Claus Took a Titanic Ride
► BLOOMBERGVIEW 14 April 2014 : Putin's Costume Drama in Ukraine
► WIRE 14 April 2014 : Hillary Clinton’s Relationship with Boeing Questioned
► MEDICAL NEWS TODAY 14 April 2014 : Longer TV hours linked to reduced sleep in young kids
► CS MONITOR
■ 15 April 2014 : Russian aircraft buzz US Navy destroyer: How big a deal?
■ 15 April 2014 : Crimeans find their new lives in Russia harder than expected (+video)
■ 14 April 2014 : Why federal judge ruled Ohio must recognize gay marriages (+video)
► THE WEEK 14 April 2014 : Russia should applaud Ukraine's crackdown on pro-Russia militants
What the heck? I applaud the person who hits my fans? ehehhee, so, will the United States applause for Bashar al-Assad because he has attacked the Syrian rebels, hm? Please do not point with your index finger to Russia, while three of your fingers are pointing to your own face. Do you know what is being said by your thumb when pointing down? Mmm .. I conclude it in philosophical, "That's the ugliness of man on this earth. They like to judge others by making impunity for themselves."
Unfortunately, I am a part of human. I'm telling you, I'm embarrassed if I am associated with human ugliness. I feel an animal's life is more comfortable. Animals are not hypocritical, cunning, greedy, vindictive, and they do not like war.
► WIRE 15 April 2014 : Michael Bloomberg Is Starting A Gun Control Organization To Take On The NRA
► DAILY BEAST 15 April 2014 : New Report Says Same-Sex Marriage Is Good for Public Health
Ahhaaaa ...
Whoa! I can make a better headline news (at least, for me). Like this: New Report Says Same-Sex Marriage Is One of the Shortcuts in Human Population Control, If It Can't be Said to be the Cause of Human Population Extinction.
► NY DAILY NEWS 13 April 2014 : Stand proud and don't listen to the haters, Rev. Al Sharpton - by Linda Stasi
► TODAY IN HISTORY : 16 April 1917 : Lenin returns
■ Marx/Engels Collected Works
■ Women and the Capitalist Family: The Ties that Bind
■ JPOST 17 April 2014 : Netanyahu calls Putin, takes neutral stance on Ukraine
■ WAPO 16 April 2014 : The cost of Putin's adventurism in Ukraine
■ FINANCIAL TIMES 16 April 2014 : Putin: Russia's great propagandist
■ FORBES 16 April 2014 : Is Vladimir Putin Another Adolf Hitler?
■ NY TIMES 15 April 2014 : Mr. Putin's Power Play
■ FOREIGN POLICY - Argumen
* 14 April 2014 : Will Putin Fall Victim to One of History's Classic Blunders? From Napoleon to Bush, there's good precedent on why it's a bad idea for Russia to invade eastern Ukraine. - By David C. Gompert , Hans Binnendijk
* 16 April 2014 : Putin Laughs at Your Sanctions. The United States needs to re-up its Cold War strategy if it wants to deter Russia in Ukraine. - By : Zalmay KhalilzadWidely believed to be acting at the behest of Moscow, pro-Russian activists have seized government buildings in eastern Ukraine and prompted Kiev to carry out a limited set of military operations in the region. So far, the Ukrainian military has had little success dislodging pro-Russian forces, which for the most part appear unfazed. To bolster the Ukrainian government, the United States has unveiled a package of financial and economic sanctions directed at the Russian military and political establishment. Despite Moscow's vulnerabilities on this front, the threat of further economic retaliation has proven insufficient in deterring Moscow's aggression, as evidenced by the continued destabilization of eastern Ukraine. At the urging of the United States, the Ukrainian military has cautiously probed the positions of pro-Russian militants, while Washington has attempted to strike back at Moscow with financial sanctions. So far, that tactic has failed.
The Obama administration's decision to retaliate against Russia with financial and economic sanctions reflects a broader paradigm shift in U.S. deterrence strategy. Financial warfare is supplanting deterrence based on conventional military capabilities. However, events in Ukraine have exposed the risks of relying too heavily on financial instruments of power. Deterrence requires the United States to make clear that it will support Ukrainian military resistance to any further Russian intervention.
The administration's penchant for economic sanctions is understandable. Success in disrupting terrorist financing networks and in weakening rogue regimes has demonstrated the far-reaching toll that enhanced and fine-tuned sanctions can inflict in an interconnected global economy. At the same time, budget deficits at home and the costs of land wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have prompted policymakers to embrace more deployable, economical instruments. Recent progress with Iran has reinforced Washington's growing preference for financial warfare. Tehran claims that it came to the negotiating table in exchange for U.S. recognition of its right to enrich uranium, but the Obama administration credits crippling sanctions for the breakthrough.
Russia also seems like a good target for economic warfare: It's a sophisticated economic and energy power that depends on access to global financial markets and international financial institutions to advance its geopolitical ambitions. Moreover, U.S. diplomatic efforts since 9/11 aimed at enlisting Russia's cooperation in enforcing international financial sanctions have sensitized President Vladimir Putin, as well as the corrupt elites in his inner circle, to the devastating impact that these policies can have against target regimes. Today, the ruble is in decline, the Russian Micex Index is down more than 10 percent since the beginning of the year, and the World Bank is projecting a contraction in the Russian economy of up to 1.8 percent in 2014 due to geopolitical instability. Yet none of these realities is stopping the Kremlin from fomenting instability and threatening further incursions into Ukraine.
The shortcomings of economic sanctions don't by themselves suggest a need to downplay financial warfare in U.S. doctrine -- or even to enhance conventional capabilities. But they do demand that the United States calibrate its goals so that they match the capabilities it is realistically willing to deploy. The exact mix of financial and conventional military deterrence that must be brought to bear in any situation depends on what is at stake for the United States in the target country, and what is needed to secure important interests.
In the context of the Ukrainian crisis, the extent to which the Obama administration is relying on financial instruments relative to conventional military deterrence is creating an alarming gap between Washington's stated goals and the capabilities it is willing to employ to achieve them. Given Ukraine's proximity to Russia, sizable populations of ethnic Russians, and importance in Moscow's strategic priorities -- not to mention Russia's overwhelming military superiority over its neighbors -- deterring further Russian aggression against non-allied but important states in the post-Soviet space will require more than targeted sanctions.
Repeated assertions by President Barack Obama and other senior administration officials that a new Cold War is not on the horizon, while true at a global level, downplay the degree to which the renewed U.S.-Russian rivalry will resemble U.S.- Soviet competition on a regional scale. Throughout the Cold War, Moscow exerted enormous pressure on states on its periphery, as well as on states in the third world that fell outside the orbit of formal U.S. alliances. The West's victory in the Cold War stemmed, in large part, from Washington's success in deterring Soviet aggression against front-line states without deploying U.S. forces into combat. The United States convinced Stalin to back down in Iran in 1946, freed Austria from partial Soviet occupation in 1955, strengthened Israel's defenses against Soviet-aligned Arab states, and shielded Pakistan during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.
The Cold War formula for defending front-line states involved a mix of political engagement, military sales and cooperation, and economic support through trade agreements and foreign aid. Even with the benefit of new sanctions capabilities, a similar playbook is necessary to prevent further Russian moves against Ukraine and other front-line states such as Georgia, as well as against U.S. partners in the Caucuses and Central Asia.
The greatest political challenge the United States faces in Ukraine is unifying the country's diverse communities. Important elements of the Party of Regions, the party led by ousted President Viktor Yanukovych, and Ukraine's Russian-speaking communities oppose the annexation of Crimea and Putin's heavy-handed intervention in Ukrainian affairs. U.S. and European engagement with these elements could help facilitate political inclusion under a decentralized system of government. A parallel process to integrate Ukraine into Western institutions such as the EU would incentivize cooperation of between the country's various factions.
On the military side, the Obama administration's decision to reject Kiev's initial requests for anti-tank and other weapons was a mistake. Instead, the United States should supply Ukraine with the materiel and training it needs to resist a Russian military intervention, and should persuade its allies to do the same. The White House, however, has calculated that the infusion of arms into Ukraine could escalate the crisis and undermine the prospects of a settlement with Russia. In fact, Moscow is more likely to negotiate if Putin recognizes the costs of pressing Russian claims militarily.
Despite legitimate concerns over its readiness, the Ukrainian military, even in its current state, can make use of more weapons. As Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) has assessed, the Ukrainian military needs infantry rifles, a training regimen, and anti-tank and anti-aircraft weapons. To determine the precise size of a multi-year package of arms sales and assistance, the Obama administration should send a team to assess the capabilities Ukraine would need to wage a successful insurgency against an invading Russian army.
Finally, Ukraine cannot realize its economic potential without long-term assistance. The initial package of International Monetary Fund and bilateral assistance will allow Ukraine to weather the immediate crisis. A medium- and long-term effort to diversify the country's energy sources, establish a credible economic reform program, and facilitate Ukrainian exports to Western markets, will require sustained Western cooperation with Kiev. Western influence in Ukraine will be contingent on the United States' willingness to compete with Russia's extensive economic influence in the country.
Without this kind of front-line state strategy, non-NATO member states could become victims of Putin's drive for Russian imperial restoration. But if Washington reawakens to the spirit of the Cold War strategy of deterrence, it could set the conditions for a new regional stability. Hardening the new government in Kiev against Russian destabilization, over time, would allow Ukraine to shoulder more of the burden of deterring Russia. And Moscow, in turn, would be more likely to conclude that further aggression against its neighbors is too risky a gamble.
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By : Zalmay Khalilzad
■ NBC NEWS 17 April 2014 : Vladimir Putin Has Upper Hand as Ukraine Talks Begin
■ NDTV 17 April 2014 : Vladimir Putin risks upstaging talks on defusing Ukraine crisis
■ NATIONAL JOURNAL 17 April 2014 : The White House Doesn't Know What Vladimir Putin Is Up To.
► SCIENCEDAILY 15 April 2014 : Mothers with higher BMI have increased risk of stillbirth, infant death
► TRAVEL & EVENTS : Titanic Footage & Survivors Interviews. Titanic footage and survivors interviews. On 14 April 1912, on her maiden voyage, the passenger liner RMS Titanic hit an iceberg. More than 1500 men, women and children perished. This is a short television documentary about the sinking of the Titanic, including interviews with survivors talking about their experiences and their escape. Uploaded on Aug 1, 2011 by British Pathé
► AUTOS & VEHICLE : The Titanic Rebuild 2016. As a way of drawing attention to one's election campaign, it is -- if nothing else -- unique. Clive Palmer, one of Australia's wealthiest businessmen, has unveiled plans to build a replica of the Titanic, which he hopes will sail from England to New York in 2016. He has also announced he is standing for federal parliament in the seat held by the deputy prime minister and treasurer.
In separate press conferences on Monday, the mining billionaire first surprised the political world by declaring he would be contesting the Labor politician Wayne Swan's seat in parliament. Hours later, Palmer managed to outdo himself by announcing a second shock bid: this time to harness the latest technology and build Titanic II. "It will be every bit as luxurious as the original Titanic but of course it will have state-of-the-art 21st-century technology and the latest navigation and safety systems," he said. Published on Feb 27, 2013 by MIKROFILMCHANNEL
► Undersea drone hunt for Malaysian plane foiled by depth
► Reuters, Guardian win Pulitzers - By Ellen Wulfhorst
NEW YORK - The Guardian US and Washington Post were awarded the most prestigious Pulitzer prize for coverage of secret surveillance by the U.S. National Security Agency, and Reuters won an award for international reporting on the violent persecution of a Muslim minority in Myanmar. | Video
* Reuters Special Reports coverage of Myanmar
► Separatists tighten grip on east Ukraine - By Thomas Grove and Gabriela Baczynska
SLAVIANSK/DONETSK, Ukraine - Pro-Russian separatists ignored an ultimatum to leave occupied government buildings in eastern Ukraine and instead seized more buildings as the government failed to follow through on a threatened military crackdown. | Video
* Obama blasts Russia in tense call with Putin over Ukraine
► Ukraine launches 'gradual' operation - By Gabriela Baczynska and Thomas Grove
KRAMATORSK/SLAVIANSK, Ukraine - Ukrainian forces launched a "special operation" against separatist militia in the Russian-speaking East, authorities said, although aside from a landing by airborne troops the action was limited.
* EU struggles to unpick the knot of Russia-Ukraine gas logistics
► Civil war threat in Ukraine - By Gabriela Baczynska
KRAMATORSK, Ukraine - Ukrainian forces tightened their grip on the eastern town of Kramatorsk after securing control over an airfield from pro-Russian separatist militiamen.
* Troop carriers enter Slaviansk bearing Russian, separatist flags
* Slideshow: Crisis in Ukraine
* Video: Ukrainian pro-Russia presidential candidate is beaten
► OPINION : Liberals are winning the language war
► Putin risks upstaging talks on defusing Ukraine crisis
► Hundreds still missing in deadly Korea ferry sinking
► Ukraine: Slavyansk still under pro-Russian control
► Stradivarius viola could sell for $45 million
► German paper petitions to clear Russian tanks from Berlin
► Russia, West lock horns at UN over Ukraine crisis
► Pro-Russian gunmen dig in positions at occupied police station
► Pro-Russian protesters storm new police station in east Ukraine
► Hundreds missing as S. Korea ferry sinks
► Ukraine army vehicles blocked by pro-Russians
► Russia must stop supporting 'terrorist activities': Kiev
► Ukraine: Military Recaptures Eastern Airport
► US Supports Ukraine's Efforts to Calm Tensions
What the heck? Are you driving your karma, Ukraine? Calming is too wise to be used by the U.S. to what is being done by you at this moment. Were not you the party who started the riot in your own country in November last year, hm? And now you want to tell the world that you are a holy political angel? Wow, hehe.
► NEWS
■ Obama confronts Putin in call as crisis escalates
■ Washington slams Moscow with another 'false claims' list over Ukraine
■ Russian weatherman warns of 'wind of change' in Ukraine
■ Why Putin's Adventure in Ukraine Is Doomed
■ Poland: NATO should send troops to east Europe, ignore Russia's objections
■ Ukrainian President Deploys Commandos to Quell Pro-Russian Protesters
■ Remove Russian tanks from Berlin WWII memorial: German tabloid
■ Putin warns Ukraine on brink of civil war as Kiev sends army in
■ Ukraine bares teeth against eastern uprising
■ Kiev's grip loosening on restive eastern Ukraine
■ 'Syria rebels get US-made missiles'
■ SLIDESHOW : 2014 Pulitzer Prize winners
■ Study finds signs of brain changes in pot smokers
► ANALYSIS
■ What next? Where is the Ukraine crisis heading?
■ Holding on - Why Syria's Assad can have confidence in his survival
► Missing flight MH370: Robotic sub first mission cut short
► HEALTH : Bowel cancer screening uptake 'must improve'
► MAGAZINE : Syria crisis: Uplifting letters of hope
► FUTURE
■ Would Shakespeare' s poisons and drugs work in reality?
■ The crashes that changed plane designs forever
► Today's African Proverb
■ "Crying eyes still see the road ahead clearly" - Sent by Tony Itete in Lagos, Nigeria
■ "Every trickle of water follows its own course" - A Bambara proverb from Mali sent by Edgar Matandala Luhanga in Lilongwe, Malawi
► Unrest expands in eastern Ukraine as Kiev launches military op
► Kiev must stop war on Ukrainians – Russia's envoy to UN
► White House confirms CIA director visited Ukraine over weekendOh, if only Obama is more sensitive in seeing a reality, how he has been so presumptuous in entering the Russia's family garden. It's very funny to see Obama becomes the unwelcomed person in Russia's family political tour.
► Kiev urges UN to hold joint 'anti-terrorist operation' in eastern Ukraine
► Guardian, Washington Post share Pulitzer Prize for coverage of NSA surveillance
► Ukrainian presidential candidate Tsarev brutally beaten - press office
► 'Blood Moon' is here: Rare lunar eclipse to be visible from EarthIndeed, Yatseniuk's face and appearance is more fit to be a courier in the Kremlin, but yeah, .. ehehe, at least we should be humane in some errors.
► Ukraine's great unraveling, brought to you by corporate America
► Politicians face personal fines for ignoring reporter's enquiries
► Migrants seek Russian military service to oppose 'aggressive pressure from West'
► BUSINESS
■ Russia-Crimea underwater telecom cable ready, as Ukraine crisis intensifies
■ Russia needs to break world monopoly of rating agencies – Deputy PM
■ 'World must triple nuclear and renewable energy' – United Nations
► Military seize airfield controlled by anti-govt activists in eastern Ukraine
► Putin: Ukraine's radical escalation puts it on edge of civil war
► Kramatorsk locals stop Ukrainian tanks, persuade soldiers to leave (VIDEO)
► Those who don't lay arms, will be destroyed - Ukrainian military op commander
► Ferry sinking off South Korean coast, over 470 people on board
► 'We are to see severe destruction of Western economic system'
► China to boost space defense in 'new-type combat force'
► OP-ED : I'm confused, can anyone help me?
► Kiev launches military operation in eastern Ukraine
► Kiev military op in eastern Ukraine LIVE UPDATES
► 'Kiev wants to spark war between NATO and Russia'
► One dead, 12 injured as anti-govt protesters rally near Ukrainian military base - reports
► Dozens of Ukrainian troops surrender APCs in Slavyansk, refuse to 'shoot at own people' (PHOTO, VIDEO)
► NATO to deploy ships, intensify Baltic & Mediterranean patrols 'due to Ukraine crisis'
► EU spy chief rules out Russian military presence in Ukraine
► Upper House blasts Ukraine's treatment of Russian media
► Russia to seek Hague tribunal trial of Ukrainian ultranationalists - report
► Gun rights activists promise tough response to rejection of self-defense initiative
► BUSINESS : Sochi Olympics made $22 mn profit
► Saturn's newborn: Scientists say planet’s ring may give birth to baby moon
► Droughts, heavy rainfall coming? UN weather agency warns of El Niño later this year
► VIDEOS
■ 'Intl community must demand that Kiev stop war on own citizens' - Russian envoy to UN
■ 'Full-scale' military op in east Ukraine expected as Kiev's deadline expires
■ Yanukovich: Ukraine on brink of civil war after blood was spilt in east (FULL SPEECH)
■ Fukushima Sue-nami: US Navy first responders in court over radiation exposure
■ CrossTalk: Determining States
■ People Power: Dead Swedes provide home heating for alive Swedes
■ Arming Ukraine: US mulling military aid to govt forces
■ Europe will now think twice before following Washington's orders - Ex-CIA Officer
■ 'Blood moon' video: Rare total lunar eclipse caught on tape. The first total lunar eclipse in two and a half years is taking place on April 15th. The rare event will be visible over much of North America on Tuesday as the Earth's shadow falls across the moon. It will change color from bright orange to a blood red and brown depending on local weather conditions. VIDEO COURTESY: NASA
■ Cold Competition: Race for Arctic resources heats up as gas reserves discovered
■ 'Blood Moon' Timelapse video: Total lunar eclipse turns moon red
■ Riot or Wrong? US backs Kiev crackdown after blasting last govt's tactics
■ Fireworks as N.Korea celebrates founder's birthday
■ Troops, military vehicles in eastern Ukraine as Kiev launches 'anti-terror op'
■ Kiev military storms occupied East Ukraine airfield, wounded reported
■ Ukrainian fighter jets flying over Kramatorsk as army starts military op
■ Escobar on China/Russia 'Deal of the decade'& Europe's secret US deal blues
■ 'US miscalculated will of Ukrainian people'
■ East Ukrainian people stand up for their rights amid Kiev's military crackdown
■ Switching Sides: Ukrainian armored unit joins anti-govt protesters in east
■ Armored personnel carriers enter east Ukrainian cities. Ukrainian military vehicles entered the streets of Kramatorsk, in the Donetsk region. Ukrainian tanks in Kramatorsk have reportedly switched sides and are now flying Russian flags.
■ South Korea ship sinks: Video of overturned ferry, rescue mission, 200+ missing
■ South Korea ferry: Dramatic first-hand rescue team Go-Pro-style video
■ Latest footage: Darkness descends on South Korea ferry disaster rescue-op scene
■ 'No one interested in war in eastern Ukraine, especially Moscow'
► Counting the Cost - Ending poverty: A realistic goal?
► Witness - Suzete's Battle
► Inside Story - Libya: How to end the political crisis?
► TechKnow - Bionic bodies
► Viewfinder - Latin America: Chess, Private Lessons
► Inside Story - Star Wars weapons: Is fantasy becoming fact?
► Fault Lines - This is Taliban country
► Al Jazeera World - The Unregistered. What happens to millions of Egyptians who are unaccounted for by the state?
► Fault Lines - This is Taliban country
► Inside Story - Can sports superstars justify super salaries?
► 'Blood Moon' Rising
* Can't Get Outside? Watch Tonight's Total Lunar Eclipse Live Here
* How to Watch This Week's Total Lunar Eclipse
* Why Do Blood Moons Occur?
► Obama: Troops Must Back Off (UKRAINE)
► Gitmo Tribunal Resumes
► Ukraine to U.N.: Send Troops
► Ferry Horror: Hundreds Missing
► Ukrainian Troops Defect
► About 300 Missing as South Korean Ferry Carrying 475 Sinks
► Sanctions Will Hit Russia Hard
► JACKET COPY - BOOK : 2014 Pulitzer Prize goes to 'The Goldfinch' by Donna Tartt
► LOCAL
■ Garcetti vows to fix sidewalks, but repair funds remain unspent
■ Mayor Eric Garcetti, rapper Jay Z to talk downtown music festival
■ Teachers often blame parents for problem students
■ Sriracha sauce maker considers relocation
► WORLD : Obama accuses Putin of destabilizing Ukraine
► OPINION : Is Jeb Bush too old school for the new GOP?
► FRAMEWORK
■ L.A. K-POP Festival - Posted By: Marc Martin
■ Pictures in the News | April 14, 2014 - Posted By: Marc Martin
■ Pictures in the News | April 16, 2014 - Posted By: Marc Martin
Cattle herders stand among their animals in a field in Terekeka, South Sudan. Conflict in South Sudan has triggered a serious risk of famine, the United Nations has warned. PHOTOGRAPH BY: ALI NGETHI / AFP/Getty Images
A zebra born in December, left, plays with its mother while it is shown to public for the first time at the zoo in Wuppertal, Germany. PHOTOGRAPH BY: Frank Augstein / Associated Press
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