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► NY DAILY NEWS 19 June 2013 : Elizabeth Taylor's wedding gown from first marriage up for auction || ► REUTERS 24 May 2013 : Elizabeth Taylor's first wedding dress up for auction
► AP BIG STORY 19 June 2013 : Woody Harrelson launches tree-friendly paper brand
► SHOWBIZSPY 19 June 2013 : mila kunis talks ashton kutcher: "love is great" || ► E ONLINE 1 April 2013 : Mila Kunis Pregnant With Ashton Kutcher's Baby?! Nope, Just Another April Fools' Joke! || ► YAHOO NEWS 16 June 2013 : Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis want space honeymoon
► DAILY MAIL 20 June 2013 : 'I just sold my dog on Twitter': Basketball star sells his family's pet dog in less than an hour after tweeting his 55,000 followers
► TODAY in HISTORY
■ 21 June 1898 : Guam becomes a territory of US
■ 21 June 1982 : Princess Diana gives birth to boy
► The latest from Blogger Buzz : Celebrating 10 years of shared success
2 days ago by A Googler - Ten years ago we launched AdSense to help publishers earn money by placing relevant ads on their websites. I can still remember the excitement and anticipation as AdSense went live that first day. Our small team huddled together in a cramped conference room, and right away we saw that publishers were as excited about AdSense as we were.
Fast-forward 10 years, and AdSense has become a core part of Google's advertising business. The AdSense community has grown to include more than 2 million publishers, and last year alone, publishers earned more than $7 billion from AdSense. AdSense is a community that thrives because of all the content creators we are so fortunate to partner with. Their stories inspire us to do our part to make AdSense great.
On this occasion, it's especially inspiring to hear the stories of partners who have been with us since the very beginning — like a retiree in New Zealand who was able to pursue her dream of writing about her garden, a tech support expert in Colorado who can spend more time with his kids, and a theme park reviewer who now sends employees around the world to test and review rides—all thanks to money earned from AdSense.
As part of our 10th anniversary celebration, we hope you'll tune into our live Hangout on Air today at 10 a.m. PDT (5 p.m. GMT) on the AdSense Google+ page. I look forward to joining several of our partners to share stories from the early days of AdSense, talk about how we've all grown since then, and discuss the future for publishers and online advertising. And if you want even more 10th anniversary celebration, just visit our AdSense 10th anniversary page at any time.
Posted by Susan Wojcicki, SVP, Ads and Commerce
► FILM : Official Anchorman 2 Trailer. Published on Jun 18, 2013 by AnchormanMovie
► MUSIC : Miley Cyrus - We Can't Stop. Published on Jun 19, 2013 by MileyCyrusVEVO
► COMEDY : 10 How To's That Will Blow Your Mind! Published on Jun 19, 2013 by nigahiga
► Exclusive: NSA contractor hired Snowden despite concerns about resume discrepancies
► U.S. group that 'converted' gays closes its doors and apologizes
► Exclusive: Rockwood pulls asset sale on low offers -sources
► Housing nominee may be win-win for Obama
By Margaret Chadbourn - WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama's pick to oversee Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will face stiff resistance in the Senate, but the White House could still win if he is rejected by labeling Republican senators as obstructionists.
* New Obama climate plan may draw from panel's recommendations
► Mumbai fights for ailing elephant's life. An overworked and overweight Indian elephant called Bijlee is fighting for her life in Mumbai after collapsing in the street, sparking anguish among animal activists and Bollywood stars. She is fed and watered by volunteers as she rests on a bed of straw in a temporary shelter.
► Singapore demands action from Indonesia on smog. Singapore demands "definitive" action by Indonesia on forest fires raging in Sumatra as the two neighbours hold emergency talks to ease the severe smog enveloping the city-state.
► Galapagos sharks tagged with tracking devices to protect them. The Galapagos Marine Reserve lies a thousand kilometres from the Ecuadorian mainland and is home to 33 shark species, many of them endangered. In order to understand how the sharks live and protect them, marine experts tag them with tracking devices.
► Music composed in Nazi camp gets US premiere. A piece of piano music written in Dachau Nazi concentration camp during World War II by eventual survivor Leon Kaczmarek has been given its US premiere in Washington DC by the 17-year-old grandson of a Holocaust survivor.
► James Gandolfini Dies at Age 51. HBO and his managers say James Gandolfini - best known for his role as Tony Soprano in TV series 'The Sopranos' - has died in Italy at age 51. (June 19)
► Prisoners Save Pooches From Doggie Death Row. Paws in Prison: A dog-training program gives Arkansas prisoners and pooches a second chance. Inmates save dogs from being euthanized by training them for adoption, and the dogs teach inmates about responsibility.
► Tesla Unveils 90 Second Swap - Out Battery. Tesla Motors Unveiled its new swap-out battery in Southern California on Thursday. The technology allows motorists to take out the old battery and put in a newly charged one in about one and a half minutes. (June 21)
► MUSIC : How Could They Be So Heartless? Kanye & Kim Give Baby Ridiculous Name
► AUTOS : Cat nurses week-old abandoned puppy
► Supermoon Rises in Weekend Night Sky Sunday
► SCREEN : Adorable Kitten Wiggles Ears
► FINANCE : Just Explain It: Five Things You Might Not Know About the Affordable Care Act
► SCREEN : Lisa G's "Sex, Lies, and Cookies" - and the dessert that will win a man's heart
► PHOTO : ROYAL ASCOT
► Million join latest Brazil protests
More than a million people take part in wide-ranging and growing protests across Brazil, with violent clashes in many cities.
* Brazil rocked by massive protests -VIDEO
* Brazil's protests - in 90 seconds -VIDEO
* In pictures: Brazil protests
* Containment or contagion?
* Shared symbolism of youth unrest
* Brazilians 'among world's happiest'
► New record as haze chokes Singapore
Pollution levels reach a new record high for a third day in a row in Singapore, as smoky haze from fires in Indonesia shrouds the city state.
* Singapore haze: 'Difficult to breathe' - VIDEO
* Haze hits hazardous level -VIDEO
* In pictures: Haze chokes Singapore
* Singapore, Malaysia hit by haze
► VIDEO
■ Toddler caught after five-storey fall in China. Delivery men in Ninghai, in China's Zhejiang province, have caught a young child as she fell from a building on Thursday night. The group heard the little girl's cries from five storeys up. The men managed to break the toddler's fall by catching her with outstretched arms. At least two of them suffered injuries. The little girl, on the other hand, managed to escape with just a minor wound on her face. The parents of the girl, who is named Qiqi, say they left her alone sleeping at home, but she crawled out of the window after she woke up. Pia Harold reports.
■ Singapore commuters are finding it difficult to breathe in the haze
■ Brazilians among 'happiest' in the world says envoy
■ Why are Picasso's ceramics cheaper than his paintings? A vase by Pablo Picasso has sold at auction in London for almost £1m to an anonymous bidder. It is a world record price for a ceramic piece by the Spanish artist but his paintings sell for much higher prices. The BBC's Will Gompertz told Winifred Robinson why Picasso's paintings are considered more valuable than his ceramics.
■ Project Zero: Half plane, half helicopter. On of the most striking items on display at the Paris Air Show is Agusta Westland's Project Zero - a flying machine that can be described as half-helicopter, half aeroplane. The BBC's Theo Leggett has been taking a look at the Anglo-Italian helicopter company's ambitious craft, which he described as "a thing of beauty".
► SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT ■ Plants 'seen doing quantum physics'
■ Scientists create first 3D digital brain
► FUTURE
■ The darker side of data science
■ Robots: The droids we are looking for
► CAPITAL
■ Where investors are finding yield
■ A global perspective on working mothers
► CULTURE
■ How the global box office is changing Hollywood
■ How Egyptian god Bes gave the Christian Devil his looks
► TRAVEL
■ The way of the shepherd: Horse trekking through Kyrgyzstan
■ Hiking and houseboats in Sausalito
► AUTOS
■ Drop-top perfection: The convertibles of summer
■ At Ford, robots in the driver's seat
► FEATURE
■ Paris Air Show: Aircraft tech that works best on the ground
■ Gerry Judah: Bengal and the art of climate change
► HEALTH
■ Diabetes: Excess deaths well down, study indicates
■ Violence against women worldwide is 'epidemic'
► Today's African Proverb : "A woman is never old when it comes to the dance she knows" - An Igbo proverb sent by Ifeanyi in Lagos, Nigeria and Chinedu F Santos in Imo, Nigeria
Dance? A woman? Never? Old? Never what? Never Old? Dance she knows? Is there a dance she does not know?
Dancing but does not know the dance? What kind of dance is that? Terrible.
Why does all this make me think?
Did you know that thinking makes us get old faster than laughing? Terrible.
I just know my best dance
is
when I'm having sex with my lover.
But, do you know that dancing as I mean to make a woman become old quickly than just smiling, hm?
Ah, all is as chilling for me.
The dance I do not know,
Anyway eventually will make a woman grow old
The dance I know
In the end it will also make a woman grow old.
But the most horrible is
Not ever know all kinds of dance and never gets old.
So, too frequent sex makes a woman look older faster compared to a man who has sex regularly, periodically. Even the regular sex makes a man look younger, energetic, always enthusiastic, increase the stamina and work productivity.
(Ouch, ouch why the meaning of a dance to be too narrow in your perception, Cisca? This proverb is talking about dance when you should go to consultation clinic for sex and happy family counseling, ok? ehehehee ...)
He:
Je ne demandais rien. Je restais debout à la lisière du bois derrière l'arbre. Les yeux de l'aurore étaient encore couverts de langueur et la rosée était dans l'air. La paresseuse senteur de l’herbe était suspendue dans le mince brouillard qui planait sur la terre. Pour traire la vache avec vos mains tendres et fraîches comme du beurre, vous étiez sous le bananier.
Je restai immobile. Je ne dis pas un mot ; seul l'oiseau chanta caché dans le buisson. Les fleurs du manguier tombaient sur la route du village et une à une les abeilles venaient bourdonner autour d'elles. Du côté de l’étang la grille du temple de Shiva était ouverte et l'adorateur avait commencé ses chants. La jarre sur vos genoux, vous trayiez la vache. Je restai debout avec ma cruche vide.
Je ne m'approchai pas de vous. Le jour s'éveilla avec le son du gong dans le temple. La poussière s'éleva de la route sous les sabots des bêtes du troupeau. Les femmes revenaient de la rivière portant sur leurs hanches leurs cruches glougloutantes. Vos bracelets tintaient et l’écume du lait débordait de votre jarre. La matinée s’écoula, et je ne m'approchai pas de vous.
Rabindranâth Tagore ~ Le jardinier d'amour.
I :
Ouais, je crois que oui.
► OP-ED : 'Do we need more leaks in order to be outraged?'
► 'Gitmo inmates won't eat until they see cleared people leave'
► Protester killed, dozens injured as Brazil police face off with a million in 100 cities
► FBI 'justified' in every shooting since 1993 - report
► Israel used Palestinian minors as human shields, detain and torture - UN
► Jerusalem guard shoots and kills Israeli man who shouted 'Allahu Akbar'
► Putin, Merkel speak at St. Petersburg forum
► VIDEOS
■ Brazil Boiling: Video of brutal clashes as country gripped by protests
■ Ground crumbles underfoot as apocalyptic floods sweep India
■ Sky Defender: Russia unveils S-300 SAM replacement. Russia has for the first time demonstrated the short-to-mid-range air defense platform 'Vityaz,' which will replace older variants of the S-300 system due to be scrapped soon. The army will begin testing the new hardware later this year.
■ Unique Sukhoi Su-35 'UFO' fighter rocks Paris Air Show. Russia's Sukhoi has rocked the 50th Paris Air Show at Le Bourget with the premiere of its cutting-edge Su-35 fighter. Super-maneuverable even for a Sukhoi, the Su-35 has been dubbed the "UFO" for its outstanding maneuverability. New engines enable Su-35 to perform all kinds of stunts, including Pugachev's Cobra, the Frolov Chakra, the Dead Leaf, and the unprecedented Pancake, which is an horizontal 360-degree made turn without losing speed.
■ CrossTalk: US for good or bad?
► Talk to Al Jazeera - Ahmet Davutoglu: 'We respect these voices'
► Inside Story Americas: Talking to the Taliban
► Inside Story - Mali: Steps towards peace?
► 101 East - Where the wild coffee grows
► Councilman Rosendahl's colorful life of city service
► FBI uses drones inside U.S. for spying, director says
► Liberal activists plan ballot measure if gay marriage ban upheld
► Supreme Court blocks class-action claim against American Express
► Americans consider the environment in what they buy, survey shows
► Pictures in the News | June 20, 2013
3 PICTURES TODAY
A sand sculpture representing the Robocop movie's character is on display during the Sand Sculpture Festival in Blankenberg on June 18, 2013. (AFP PHOTO/JOHN THYS)
Placards depicting different flavoured ice cream for the G8 leaders are seen attached to a fence at a service station on the road to the Lough Erne Golf Resort, where the G8 Summit is being held, near Enniskilen in Northern Ireland June 18, 2013 REUTERS/Cathal McNaughton
A boy jumps from a tower into the Ammersee lake near Utting, southern Germany, on June 17, 2013. Meteorologists forecast temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius and even more for wide parts of the country. AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS GEBERT
Volunteers in animal costumes wait to perform in an event to promote a love for dogs, in Beijing's Sanlitun area on June 20, 2013. (REUTERS/Jason Lee)
A sand sculpture representing the Robocop movie's character is on display during the Sand Sculpture Festival in Blankenberg on June 18, 2013. (AFP PHOTO/JOHN THYS)
Placards depicting different flavoured ice cream for the G8 leaders are seen attached to a fence at a service station on the road to the Lough Erne Golf Resort, where the G8 Summit is being held, near Enniskilen in Northern Ireland June 18, 2013 REUTERS/Cathal McNaughton
A boy jumps from a tower into the Ammersee lake near Utting, southern Germany, on June 17, 2013. Meteorologists forecast temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius and even more for wide parts of the country. AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS GEBERT
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