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► SCIENCE DAILY May 1, 2013 : New Brain Research Shows Two Parents May Be Better Than One — A team of researchers at the University of Calgary's Hotchkiss Brain Institute (HBI) have discovered that adult brain cell production might be determined, in part, by the early parental environment. The study suggests that dual parenting may be more beneficial than single parenting.
► I'm not too fond of his songs, he's not my idol singer, but I love this courteously. - HUFFINGTON POST : Justin Bieber Muslim Prayer: Teen Idol Stops Concert In Turkey To Honor Azan
► ABOUT : WARMHOLES || ► SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 15 September 1997 : FOLLOW-UP: What exactly is a 'wormhole'? Have wormholes been proven to exist or are they still theoretical? || ► White Holes and Wormholes || ► Flight through a Wormhole - by Corvin Zahn, March 13, 2008 || ► NASA : Ideas Based On What We’d Like To Achieve || ► DAILY MAIL 27th April 2010 : STEPHEN HAWKING: How to build a time machine
► POPSCI 4 September 2009 : A Squirt of Stem Cell Gel Heals Brain Injuries
► SCIENCE DAILY 1 May, 2013 : Amphibians Living Close to Farm Fields Are More Resistant to Common Insecticides
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■ ScienceShot 29 APril 2013 : Life After Extinction
■ ScienceShot 30 April 2013 : Global Warming at Your Doorstep. || ► SOIL 23 April 2013 : Study finds that residential lawns release more carbon dioxide than corn fields
■ ScienceShot 30 APril 2013 : Fly Like a Hummingbird, Glide Like a Swift
► LIVE SCIENCE 30 April 2013: What Stranded Dolphin Guts Reveal
► OMBRES NATURE L'Oreal Professionnel shines the spotlight on the ombre trend with its new 2013 spring/summer collection.
► Dieudonné & Alain Soral au Meeting de Salim Laïbi Complet. Published on Jan 6, 2013 by WorldAwakeProjectHD
► Alain Soral - Entretien mélomane - Avril 2013. Published on Apr 11, 2013 by Smith James
The central theme of the mystical Bardo by the Japanese choreographer Toru Shimazaki is life after death: its a spellbinding choreography full of passion and dynamism. The South African choreographer Vincent Mantsoe previously appeared as a guest dancer at the INTRODANS GALA. He is now creating a new solo for Introdans as part of the SP!R!T programme. The Dutch choreographer Didy Veldman is producing a new piece for the ensemble. The highly characteristic dance idiom of Nacho Duato is just perfect for SP!R!T. His Rassemblement set to music by Toto Bissainthe transports the audience to a world of slavery and passion.
Rassemblement - Nacho Duato Dutch premiere | Lefa - Vincent Mantsoe world premiere | Session - Didy Veldman world premiere |
Bardo - Toru Shimazaki Dutch premiere | Uploaded on Sep 24, 2009 by Introdans
► Israel strikes Syria, targeting missiles - security source
* Netanyahu silent on Syria attack, speaks about Israeli security► Malaysians vote to decide fate of world's longest-ruling coalition
* Iran condemns Israeli attack on Syria
* Israel: Syrian chemical arms safe, Hezbollah does not want them
► Bomb hits convoy carrying Qataris in Somalia, eight dead
► With caution, Japan's neighbors welcome 'Abenomics'
► PHOTOS : Americans and their guns
► Tattoos all the rage in Rome
► Pastry school teaches secrets of French baking
► Street food in Thailand. Uploaded on Feb 15, 2011 by travel2asia || ► The Cheapest and Tastiest Burger in the World. Uploaded on Oct 3, 2010 by Mush Panjwani
" What are you looking for, Cisca? They talk about the Bread Polite. Why do you prefer to hang out in the street and feels like to taste all the food available there?
"Oops, excuse me. I am just wondering to myself, "What is the link between the habits of Indian men who like to eat in the street and to rape women?" (Women who I mean here are those who already have vaginas since they were born and those who do not make any changes in their genitals until they're raped.)
"What?"
"eehehhehe..."
► Malaysians vote with power at stake for first time
Have you ever felt this condition, your physical is fine while you feel that your mind is being raped all-out? That's what I'm feeling at the moment and every time I see them argue about this. Are they just going to change their opinions if ... well, maybe with the death of one of their family members due to gun violence?
► Raw: Assad Makes Appearance, Unveils Statue
► NRA's next president to lead its court fights against gun control || ► LaPierre: NRA, members will never surrender guns || ► NRA seeks to highlight its 'armed and fabulous' women
► MUSIC : Yahoo! On the Road: Videos from John Legend, Ryan Leslie concert
► Solar-powered plane wraps first leg of flight across U.S
► FINANCE : Hummus Is Conquering America
► NH family: Missing US journalist in Syrian prison
► SHINE : In Defense Of Kim Kardashian's Maternity Style
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■ Mind Bending Photos Wonders of the World
■ Favelas in Arms
► HEALTH : Preventing bipolar relapse with web therapy
► MAGAZINE : A Point Of View: Ghosts in the material world
► Suicides soar among US middle-aged
The suicide rate among middle-aged Americans has risen 28% in a decade, with white people and American Indians most affected.
* US military sees suicide surge► VIDEO : 'Tattoo gave me blood poisoning'
► Scientists map global routes of ship-borne invasive speciesAmazing! Islam has said this before. Assertiveness make Islam look graceful and charming.
► 'Astronomical costs': Gitmo consumes $900,000 per prisoner annually
► OP-ED : Suicide watch: Is corporate power pushing Americans over the edge?
► VIDEOS
■ Massive Italy tornado caught on tape, leaves trail of destruction
■ Why You Should Care: Judge sells kids into slavery (E31)
■ 'US mediation made Israeli-Palestinian problem even worse'
■ Dramatic video: Israeli missile strike hits Damascus
■ Heist for Health: Portuguese robs bank to cover meds amid austerity
■ Away from Bombs: Syrian Refugees' New Life in Russia (RT Documentary). RT travels to the Republic of Adygea and meets Syrians who have come to the region as refugees. While some yearn for the homeland they left behind, others embrace their cultural roots in this new land and strive to become a part of Russian society. Regardless of their feelings about their homelands -- old and new -- they all know that now they are away from the Bombs.
■ Capital Flight: Crisis & despair chase poor Greeks out of large cities
■ New massive Israeli attack rocks Damascus army research site
► Counting the Cost - Approaching 'peak oil'? The idea of 'peak oil' - or the point in time when maximum petroleum extraction has been reached - is an idea which has been around since the 1950s. These days though, the debate centres on whether oil has or has not yet reached its 'peak', given that we have extracted so much of it, and that reserves are declining. But as new extraction techniques evolve - things like fracking, tar sands, deep water drilling - do we really have fuel that could last for centuries?
► Listening Post - Iraq: 'Disciplining' the media. In Iraq, tensions have again flared up in a new wave of deadly attacks against political and sectarian targets. Iraqi media, especially outlets that speak to the Sunni minority, called it a crisis out of the government's control. Then, when government forces loyal to Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki killed 27 Sunni protesters, Iraq's private media erupted with rage. Anger on the privately-owned airwaves spelled trouble for the government and Maliki's response was to shut down 10 satellite TV stations -- including Al Jazeera's Arabic language channel -- for propagating an "undisciplined media message".
All but one of the channels are aligned with Sunni financial backers, and the government's move is being seen as a crackdown on dissent by Maliki's majority Shia government. In Iraq's factionalised media landscape, who you are largely determines who you listen to. So for Maliki, silencing Sunni TV was nothing less than removing a weapon from the hands of his rivals. For the Sunni minority, Maliki's move was just one more sign that their rights and interests are under attack.
This week's News Divide looks at both sides of the struggle. Speaking for the government is Ali Al-Shalah, the president of the Iraq Culture and Media Committee; assessing the government's actions are Dahr Jamail, a producer for Al Jazeera English, Arab media analyst Nehad Ismail and Ammar Shahbander from the Institute of War and Peace Reporting.
► Listening Post - Feature - Ten years on: The fall of Saddam's statue
► Israeli Strike on Syria Targeted Weapons Shipment
► Cartoons of the Week: April 28–May 3 .... ► aahahahahh || ► eehhehehhehe || aahhahahha || ahahahha... whew! || ahahahaa... Very smart! Yes, I agree with you || ► Ahahaha ... Actually I am very upset and disgusted, you know? || ► Huaahahaha .... Are you raging or contemplating?
► Countdown to L.A.'s Mayoral Vote
* Banks: Greuel's campaign of 'gotchas' conveys desperation
* Will race between Eric Garcetti, Wendy Greuel heat up on Sunday?
* DWP union is a big donor in mayor's race, its members get big pay
* Leaders of DWP union launch TV ads in support of Greuel candidacy
* Villaraigosa budget could cover 5.5% raise for city workers
* Independent group backing Greuel buys TV time to air runoff ad
* More: Video interviews with the candidates
* Full coverage
► F. Scott Fitzgerald's take on 'Great Gatsby' movie rights? $16,666
2 PICTURES TODAY
An Orthodox Christian boy holds a chicken for sale at a market ahead of Orthodox Easter in Lalibela May 4, 2013. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic
A baby monkey, a lion cub and tiger cubs play at the Guaipo Manchurian Tiger Park in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, May 1, 2013. REUTERS/Stringer
Everyone knows, he was the one who first gave the name of the western sky line with sun port. He said the sun would drown himself there with the happy people. The sun would spray a tinge of Red's Saga, like the color of hidden joy in each of his laugh heartily. And Papilionaceae (Faboideae), Pithecolobium ellipticum, Adenanthera microsperma, Abrus precatorius are the names that I think could explain the red of the Saga, but I feel they are less suitable.
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