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► by latenight - Jimmy Fallon
■ Let's Move with Michelle Obama. Published on Feb 18, 2013 :: As part of the Let's Move! initiative, Jimmy visits the White House to compete in a fitness competition with Michelle Obama. || ■ Evolution Of Mom Dancing. Published on Feb 22, 2013 :: In honor of the First Lady's "Let's Move" campaign, and to encourage parents everywhere to get up and get moving with their kids, Jimmy Fallon and Michelle Obama present the "Evolution of Mom Dancing."► Zeenews : Regular good night`s sleep key to keeping heart healthy. Sunday, February 24, 2013(Reminder: Eyes of Tiger linked to Suren Manvelyan on my older post dated December 18, 2012)
► CS monitor : Bees use the 'force' to choose the best flowers, study finds. Bees can alter the electrical charge of the flowers they touch. A new study finds that bees use these electrical cues to help them choose flowers with the most nectar and pollen. - By Pete Spotts, Staff writer / February 22, 2013
► YAHOO NEWS : McConaughey, Hunt win supporting Spirit Awards - Sat, Feb 23, 2013 || Eonline - Matthew McConaughey Hints at Magic Mike 2: Sequel Is "Legitimately Brewing" .Thu., Jan. 31, 2013 || Eonline : Matthew McConaughey Spills on Magic Mike Research and Recent Rapid Weight Loss -by Josh Grossberg and Marc Malkin
► Daniel Craig. 28 November 2012 - The double life of 007: He's the highest paid Bond ever - but dresses like a scruff and lives next door to a tattoo parlour...
► BBC History : Captain Cook and the Scourge of Scurvy - By Jonathan Lamb. Last updated 2011-02-17. Initially, Chistopher Columbus in 1492 found that many crew members were experienced bleeding gums. The disease continued to be found in the middle of the crew during the subsequent centuries. To this end, Dr. James Lind found the disease appeared due to lack of vitamin C because of the food the crews was generally only of bread and dried meat.
► ITALY ELECTION
■ REUTERS : Protest votes add to uncertainty in close Italy electio
■ REUTERS : Factbox: How Italy's election works
■ REUTERS : Italy urges high turnout in key election for euro zone
■ REUTERS :NEWSMAKER-Joker Grillo is wild card in Italian election
■ REUTERS : UPDATE 4-Gloomy Italians vote in election crucial for euro zone
■ DW : Italian voter turnout slightly down on first day of election || Italians head to the polls in two-day election || Inside the Italian elections: Winners and losers || Skeptical Italian voters distrust politicians
■ GUARDIAN - Italy elections: an end to sleaze and cronyism?
■ NATIONAL POST : Investors watching Italy's elections closely as vote likely to have profound impact on Europe's economy
End of an Era: Italy's Berlusconi Resigns :: Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi resigned Saturday after parliament's lower chamber passed European-demanded reforms, ending a 17-year political era. (Nov. 12). Published on Nov 12, 2011 by AssociatedPress■ Bersani favourite as Italian election nears. Pier Luigi Bersani, a cigar-chomping former communist, is tipped to become Italy's next prime minister after legislative elections on Feb 24-25. Published on Feb 18, 2013 by AFP || AFP in My older post on 19 February 2013
■ Italy votes in general election as Europe watches and waits. Italians are going to the polls on Sunday to vote in a general election that threatens to reverberate around Europe. Markets are watching nervously to see whether a government emerges that is strong enough to end the country's recession and avoid aggravating the eurozone's debt crisis.
The marginal favourite, Pier Luigi Bersani, has suggested he wants to form an alliance even if his centre-left Democratic Party wins a majority - to strengthen the government and curry favour with financial markets.
Four-times prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi is not standing himself but his campaigning has boosted support for his People of Freedom party. It has also marked a revival in the fortunes of the man who stepped aside in 2011 as Italy faced financial meltdown.
The result is made even less certain by the presence of the maverick Beppe Grillo, whose colourful denunciation of the traditional parties has captured people's imaginations and produced the biggest final election rally on Friday.
Impressive to many in government but disappointing in the campaign, Mario Monti is leading a centrist coalition. It is thought he may have a future role in a government headed by Bersani. Published on Feb 24, 2013 by Euronews
► Provocations Campaign Film -- Featuring Alexander Skarsgård. Published on Feb 2, 2013 by calvinklein
► Historia de la Música (Lecciones Ilustradas). Published on Jan 5, 2013 by pmoralesdelosrios
► Does the Middle East still hate America? Published on Feb 4, 2013 by RTAmerica
► Enquête exclusive - Espagne l'incroyable business des maisons closes
► Right-wing leader triumphs in crisis-hit Cyprus. Right-wing leader Nicos Anastasiades wins a presidential election in Cyprus, securing a mandate to negotiate a crucial bailout for the EU state on the brink of bankruptcy.
► Daytona: We're Willing to Relocate Fans || Johnson Wins Daytona 500; Patrick Finishes 8th
► Raw: Pope's Last Blessing From Window
► Raw: Rare Fidel Castro Appearance
► Today in History for Sunday, February 24th
► Cuban leader Raul Castro announces he will retire in 2018
► Egypt's Morsi calls for dialogue on elections
► Pope, on last Sunday, says following God's wishes
► So, North Korea Phoned the U.S. and Didn't Have Anything Nice to Say
► US forces 'must leave' Afghan region
The Afghan president orders US special forces out of Wardak province, over claims Afghans working for them are involved in torture and disappearances.
* Q&A: Foreign forces in Afghanistan
* Isaf rejects Afghan casualty report
Footage From The War In Afghanistan &Interview With Journalist Ben Anderson. Ben Anderson shows us gripping video from the half decade he spent on the front line of battle in the war in Afghanistan. Television reporter Ben Anderson spent over five years embedded with British and American troops in Afghanistan, covering the war for GQ, HBO, and VICE. In this episode of VICE Meets, he unveils his latest book, No Worse Enemy, in a multimedia presentation alongside Rolling Stone contributing editor Michael Hastings. Published on Jul 10, 2012 by VICE
► Park sworn in as S Korea president || VIDEO
► Chelyabinsk gripped by 'meteor fever'
► Frank McClean: Forgotten pioneer of the sky
► TRAVEL - Our favourite images of the week
► Fragments of ancient continent buried under Indian Ocean
Fragments of an ancient continent are buried beneath the floor of the Indian Ocean, a new study suggests.► Hathaway wins best supporting actress
* America and Asia 'will join up'
* Europe's future lies under Africa
* Subsea mountains' 'march to ruin'
The Oscars ceremony is taking place in Hollywood, hosted by Seth MacFarlane, and looks likely to be one of the most unpredictable Academy Awards for years. 39► Brain's 'stroke shielding' cracked
* Live: Oscars 2013 Live
* Oscars 2013: Red Carpet glamour - VIDEO
* Oscars 2013: In quotes
* BBC reporter's Hollywood diary
► In pictures: China celebrates Lantern Festival
► Bad math to cost US trade leadership, trillions of dollars.
► Bio-Print: Can organs be created in future with 3D printers?
► Karzai orders US Special Forces out of two provinces, citing torture and murder
► Israel demands Palestinian leaders quell unrest following prisoner death (PHOTOS)
► Foreign powers send heavy weapons to 'moderate' Syrian rebels - report
► EU holds breath over crucial Italy election
► Over 30 injured in car crash at NASCAR race (PHOTOS)
► 'Listening tour': John Kerry on first foreign trip as US secretary of state
► Jackpot: Nevada expects big money after online gambling legalization
► 'Basta!': Topless activists attack Berlusconi at polling station (VIDEO, PHOTOS)
► Israeli and Palestinian films compete at Oscars. Hollywood is getting ready to hand out the industry's most prestigious film awards: the Oscars. Among the contenders for best documentary is a film directed by an Israeli, and another by a Palestinian. Both the Israeli 'The Gatekeepers' and Palestinian 'Five Broken Cameras' tell the same story, but from two quite different perspectives.
► Mass austerity protests hit Spain. Spanish riot police have come to blows with protesters on the streets of the capital Madrid. The scuffles follow a day of marches against austerity and corruption. Many demonstrators called for the prime minister to resign.
► Inside Syria - The female factor. Women make up half of Syria's population, yet they are often invisible in the political and media discussions taking place since the conflict began two years ago. Now, mothers, wives and daughters are increasingly becoming weapons of war on the frontline of the battle between government forces and the opposition. So, what is the role of women in the Syrian conflict? To discuss this, Inside Syria with presenter Hazem Sika is joined by guests: Afra Jalabi, a member of the Syrian National Coalition; Aida Dalati, a Syrian-American activist and author; and Hanadi Assoud, a member of Hands Off Syria, a group of Syrians who support the government and defy any foreign intervention in the country.
OSCAR
► Star-Gazing: Stunning Images of Celebs on Tonight's Red Carpet
► Oscar Watch: Our Best Bets for Who Will Win
► Oscars 2013: TIME's Complete Coverage
► Pictures of the Week: February 15 – 22
► O S C A R
■ Jennifer Lawrence wins best actress► P O L I T I C
■ Oscars 2013: A tie for the sixth time in Oscar history
■ Oscars 2013: Ang Lee wins best director for 'Life of Pi'
■ Adapted screenplay: 'Argo' | Original screenplay: 'Django Unchained'
■ Supporting actress: Anne Hathaway
■ Foreign language film: 'Amour'
■ Documentary: 'Searching For Sugar Man'
■ Supporting actor: Christoph Waltz
■ Hagel on track to narrowly win confirmation as Defense secretary► For L.A. County's child protective services agency, change's slow
■ Democrats, Republicans take to airwaves as 'sequester' approaches
■ Mitt Romney to resurface with high-profile appearances
■ Changing of the young guard at the Obama White House
► L.A. Affairs
■ A fly-by at the gym, then a long workout
■ A glutton for love and other delicious dishes
■ True love, just as she was about to spike it
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