News Headlines (318) 29 July 2013

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► Today is all about the communities you live and work in. Your place in the world will be something you'll be questioning today, and that is totally normal and wonderfully healthy. Do you take the same role in every situation? Are you always the leader, always the follower, or do you take turns in this role? These are the questions you should address; you need to make sure you're being true to yourself and not compromising for the sake of popularity or politics. This is not a race! It may feel like it, but almost all the pressure is coming from within. You need to slow down and take things as they come today, or you risk burning yourself out too quickly.



► DAILY MAIL 26 July 2013 : Could coffee help prevent depression? Two cups a day 'may reduce the risk of suicide by 50%'

► Forbes 26 July 2013 - Thought Of The Day : "If you wish to live long, you must be willing to grow old." — George Lawton

► BUSINESS INSIDER 25 July 2013 : Brazilian Tycoon Eike Batista Is No Longer A Billionaire  || ► HUFFINGTON POST 26 July 2013  : Eike Batista, Formerly World's 8th Richest Man, Loses $33 Billion In Just 16 Months

► HUFFINGTON POST 25 JULY 2013 : North Pole Melting Leaves Small Lake At The Top Of The World (VIDEO)

► ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY 27 July 2013 : Michael J. Fox: Parkinson's is frustrating and funny

► HUFFINGTON POST 19 July 2013 : Facial Recognition Systems Turn Your Face Into Your Credit Card, PIN, Password

► DAILY KOS 28 July 2013 : Endgame: The time has come to break House Republicans

► SLATE28 July 2013: What if the Emerging Markets Aren't?

► FOXNEWS 28 July 2013 : White House doubles down on vow Obama won't agree to more spending cuts

► GUARDIAN 28 July 2013 : Victims remembered as German war criminal turns 100 in Rome

► WMUR 28 July 2013 : 1,200 inmates break out of Benghazi prison

► STAR TELEGRAM 28 July 2013 : New toll road expected to bring growth to Cleburne

► GUARDIAN 28 July 2013 : Sex addiction? Sorry, chaps, it's just plain old lust

► GUARDIAN 28 July 2013 : Email links Lockerbie bomber's prison transfer to £400m Libyan arms deal

► PC WORLD 28 July 2013 : Tech firms squirm over their role in Prism surveillance

► GUARDIAN 28 July 2013 : Brooke Magnanti, author of Belle de Jour, sued by ex-boyfriend

► NY TIMES 28 July 2013 : Israel and Palestinians Set to Resume Peace Talks, U.S. Announces

► GUARDIAN 28 July 2013 : Hair today: straight or curly?

► KSAT 28 July 2013 : Spanish train driver charged in crash

► NY TIMES 28 July 2013 : After Delayed Vote, E.P.A. Gains a Tough Leader to Tackle Climate Change

► PEOPLE & BLOG : [Introduction] UNIQUL - Machine inspired by Magic TM. Published on Jul 14, 2013 by UNIQUL

► PEOPLE & BLOG  : Unfunded Liabilities Crisis Is Upon Us NOW! You MUST Own Gold & Silver. Published on Jul 23, 2013 by Gregory Mannarino

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► Israeli-Palestinian peace talks to resume this week
By Arshad Mohammed and Ori Lewis -WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM - Israeli and Palestinian negotiators have been invited to resume peace talks in Washington on Monday and Tuesday, the U.S. State Department said, after a break of nearly three years.

* Israel approves prisoner release ahead of Palestinian talks
* Israel blocks EU projects in West Bank over settlement measures
* Hamas shuts Al Arabiya, other media offices in Gaza

► EU's Ashton on mediation mission to Egypt 
CAIRO - The European Union's foreign policy chief was scheduled to hold crisis talks in Cairo on Monday after the weekend killing of at least 72 supporters of Egypt's deposed Islamist president plunged the pivotal Arab country deeper into turmoil. | Video

► Driver of derailed Spanish train charged with 79 counts of homicide | Video

► Japanese stocks knocked lower by firmer yen

► At least 36 dead after coach plunges off viaduct in Italy

► Software experts to release code for car hack
By Jim Finkle - BOSTON - Car hacking is not a new field, but its secrets have long been closely guarded. That is about to change, thanks to two well-known computer software hackers who got bored finding bugs in software from Microsoft and Apple.

* Factbox: Hacking talks that got axed

► PHOTOGRAPHERS BLOG - Rich and poor in the Philippines
By Erik De Castro - MANILA, Philippines - The poor comprise more than a fourth of the Philippine population, and the gap between low-income and wealthy families is only widening. One Reuters photographer decided to try to document this broad income disparity.

* Fresh food on Paris rooftops

► VIDEOS

■ As Brotherhood supporter is buried, movement says it won't back down
■ Gunman seizes millions of dollars worth of jewels from Cannes hotel
■ Israel to release prisoners ahead of talks
■ Pope Francis delights crowds, accepts drink from stranger
■ Survivor recounts Spanish train disaster

► Morsi supporters 'ready to pay price for freedom'

► Two million people join pope on Rio beach || ► Pilgrims flood Rio beach for pope's farewell mass

► Pilgrims mourn Spain train crash victims

► Putin 'catches 21 kilo pike' on day off

► Raw: Mega Mushroom Causes Stir in China Village

► Raw: Pope Celebrates Copacabana Beach Mass

► Raw: Russian Cargo Ship Docks With Space Station

► NEWS

■ Russia's Putin courts Ukraine ahead of planned EU deals
■ Egypt: PM has right to give military arrest powers
■ Egypt: New clashes kill 2 as Morsi backers defiant
■ Israel OK's prisoner release, step to peace talks
■ Israeli-Palestinian peace talks to resume after three years
■ STOCKS NEWS MIDEAST-Egypt may fall sharply; Kuwait optimistic on elections
■ Not Science, but Slaughter: Japanese Whaling Tried in International Court (Op-Ed)
■ Lew says stubborn Congress risks repeating U.S. fiscal wounds
■ Explosions rock Libya's Benghazi, protesters take to streets
■ Israeli PM faces objections to Palestinian deal
■ Egypt: Death toll in Cairo clashes rises to 72
■ North Korea rolls out missiles for war anniversary

► HEALTH : Why is thyroid cancer the fastest rising cancer in women?

► OMG!

■ Fashion Faceoff: Selena Gomez vs. Kourtney Kardashian
■ Jennifer Aniston Answers the Big Question: Is Her Wedding Off?

► FINANCE

■ Exclusive : 4 in 5 in US face near-poverty, no work
■ 5 Reasons You're Earning More Money and You're Still Miserable

► GOOD MORNING AMERICA : Couple Born on Same Day, Married 75 Years, Die One Day Apart



I do not have a plan to shed tears today, but the title of this news makes me shed tears because of some reason. Maybe because I find myself completely outside the scope of the topic, or because I look at my baby and my partner are both fast asleep, or because I am the only person awake at this time in here, or because the trumpet is sounding a sad eternity, or because love is indeed beautiful and sad, or maybe because I realize that death will come in very briefly and just for once, just like when we fall in love for the first time.

And there's a time when I feel only my death loves me sincerely.

► UK 'complacent' over Arctic drilling
The UK is "complacently standing by" as companies take "needless risks" by drilling for oil and gas in the Arctic, a group of MPs says.

* Arctic methane 'economic time bomb'
* Stop-gap action urged on climate
* Refusal over Arctic drilling ban
* MPs' call to halt Arctic drilling

► Egypt turmoil: Morsi supporters defy removal threats

► MAGAZINE

■ Are you awesome? This foundation will fund your worthwhile, wacky and weird ideas 
■ Why are the Chinese interested in Tonga?

► ANALYSIS : Is China the West's friend or enemy?
► FUTURE : Will we ever have reliable nuclear fusion power?
► VIDEO : Giant fungus found in China

► Over 80 dead, hundreds injured in Egypt clashes - Health Ministry (PHOTOS)
► Scores killed in Italian pilgrimage bus crash
► Low-level NSA analysts can spy on Americans – Greenwald
► Will France prevail in Mali elections?
► Israeli cabinet approves bill to put any peace treaty with Palestinians to referendum 
► Bahrain parliament upholds banning protests in capital 
► "Too fat to stay": Obese man may be kicked out of New Zealand

► VIDEOS

■ On The Money: Russia's G20
■ Venezuelan Vigilantes: Citizens forced to defend themselves against street violence
■ The Truthseeker: America's Next Colonies (E20, Part 1)
■ Sinking Sands: How resort for Londoners turned into worst place to live in UK
■ Syrian Slaughter: Civilians just incidental collateral damage?
■ Israel pushes for referendum of any peace deal with Palestinians
■ Merc-like tractor, robots playing football & lab-bred crystals

► Government issues fresh Egypt protest warning
► OPINION : Egypt, back to the future: Scoring points, making none
► India tightens rules to curb acid attacks

► LAW : Too Big to Cocktail? N.J. Judge Upholds Workplace Weight Discrimination
By Josh Sanburn - A ruling allowing an Atlantic City casino to fire "Borgata Babes" if they put on pounds could have a plus-sized effect

► RELIGION : Rick Warren Preaches First Sermon Since His Son's Suicide 

► REPUBLICAN PARTY : GOP Goes Public With Long-Brewing Foreign Policy Civil War

► BUSINESS &MONEY : What It Means to Be 'Wealthy' in America Today

► HEALTH : How Height Is Connected to Cancer

► HOME : Escena Palm Springs: SoCal's first modern tract houses in decades

► FOOD : Summer pleasures of peaches (and nectarines) with 7 terrific recipes

► LOCAL

■ For police, the goal is vigilance, not vigilantes
■ Compton's first Latino councilman inspired pride, now draws concern

► "Dispatch volunteers to serve the public in Malibu, not to be parking vigilantes." — The Times editorial board on allowing volunteers to issue parking tickets

► BUSINESS : Using electronic devices on planes: Where do you stand?

News Headlines (317) 28 July 2013

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► You're just like 007, except your license is to thrill. You've got the magnetism and suaveness to charm anyone from heads of state to rival spymasters. Just about the only things you're missing are Q and an arsenal of shiny gadgets. But who are we kidding? The most lethal thing around is you in your best formal wear, and with a frosty glass of something exotic in your hand, you just better be careful where you aim that stuff. Get in line -- or, better still, jump to the head of the line! Your great energy and ideas can't wait for approval or go through the regular channels, because you're just too hot.

Ahahahaa .... so ridiculous. It is true that we love each other, but that does not mean I am him and he is me. The sentence above is more suitable for him, I just go riding with him. Dahling, please replace me for every time I'll be too easily seen.

► MASHABLE 27 July 2013 : This Beautiful Dress Is Made Entirely Out of a Book

► HUFFINGTON POST 26 July 2013 : Hans Lienesch, The Ramen Rater, Has Eaten More Than 1,100 Kinds Of Instant Ramen

► GOSSIPCOP 26 July 2013 Andrew Garfield: "Famous People Scare Me", Emma Stone is "Singular Talent"

► HUFFINGTON POST 26 July 2013  : DJ Khaled Proposes To Nicki Minaj On MTV (VIDEO)

► POLITICO 26 July 2013 : George H.W. Bush gives Jenna Bush Hager the bald truth

► DAILY MAIL 23 July 2013 : Scientists discover a 52ft fish that would have weighed more than two double-decker buses and lived 160 million years ago. The giant Leedsichthys fish lived 160 million years ago. Fossils show it could have grown to 52ft - longer than a swimming pool. It would have been bigger than modern-day whale sharks and weighed the same as two double-decker buses

► SPACE 18 July 2013 : Futuristic British Space Plane Engine to Get Flight Test in 2020 :Futuristic British Space Plane Engine to Get Flight Test in 2020

► ESCIENCENEWS 24 July 2013 : Full genome map of oil palm indicates a way to raise yields and protect rainforest || ► BBC 24 July 2013 : Genome of oil palm sequenced

► SCIENCE MAG

■ ScienceShot 26 July 2013: The Ultimate Flat Screen TV
■ ScienceShot 26 July 2013 : Who Needs Sex When You Can Steal? || ► 15 Novembre 2011 : Bdelloids Surviving on Borrowed DNA 
■ ScienceShot 26 July 2013 : Scared Earthworms Help Plants Grow
■ ScienceShot 23 July 2013 : Why Do Cheetahs Give Up the Hunt?

► SCIENCE DAILY 22 July 2013 : How to Survive Without Sex: Rotifer Genome Reveals Its Strategies

► KSAT 26 July 2013 : Cosmetic change, not reform, in North Korea

► NPR 27 July 2013 : Crackdown In Egypt Shows Shift In Military's Approach

► CBSNEWS 27 July 2013 : Massive jailbreak near Benghazi, Libya, lets more than 1,000 inmates free

► NPR 27 July 2013 : Public Opinion May Give Russia An Edge In Snowden Case

► GUARDIAN 27 July 2013 : Pet food firm 'sponsored bear-baiting'



► MICHELLE MALKIN 27 July 2013 : Of course: NBC to produce four-hour Hillary Clinton miniseries
► GUARDIAN 27 July 2013 : Raped, plundered, ignored: central Africa state where only killers thrive
► NY TIMES 27 July 2013 : Netanyahu Agrees to Free 104 Palestinians
► SEEKING ALPHA 27 July 2013 : Printing Our Way To Negative Jobs Growth
► GUARDIAN 27 July 2013 : Spain train crash: driver formally accused of reckless homicide
► AUTOBLOG 27 July 2013 : 1930 Studebaker promo film is trippy
► NY TIMES 27 July 2013 : Snowden’s Lawyer Comes With High Profile and Kremlin Ties
► HOSTED AP 27 July 2013 : Obama and McCain: Washington's newest odd couple

► COMEDY : How To Get Girls. Published on Jul 26, 2013 by nigahiga
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► ENTERTAINMENT : Werner Herzog and Errol Morris talk about "The Act of Killing". Published on Jul 17, 2013 by VICE

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► Dozens shot dead, U.S. tells Egypt to pull back from brink
By Matt Robinson and Maggie Fick - CAIRO - The United States urged Egypt to pull "back from the brink" after security forces killed dozens of supporters of deposed President Mohamed Mursi and opened a dangerous new phase in the army's confrontation with his Muslim Brotherhood. | Video

* U.N. chief Ban condemns Egypt violence, urges respect for rights
* Special Report: How the Muslim Brotherhood lost Egypt
* Slideshow: Violence in Egypt

► Hamas spokesperson condemns Egypt move to detain Morsi || ► Dozens killed in Egypt as clashes erupt at Morsi rally
► N.Korea stages largest parade to mark war anniversary || ► N.Koreans display patriotism in choreographed games
► Pope speaks to youth alienated by church's sins
► Seven killed in Florida shootout, hostage drama 

► Raw: Egyptians Gather in Rival Morsi Rallies || ► Raw: Tear Gas Fired As Clashes Erupt in Egypt 

► Gunman Among 7 Dead After Florida Apt. Shootout ||► Police: Motive Unclear in Deadly Fla. Shootings

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■ A model presents a creation by Anja Gockel at the Berlin Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2014 in Berlin July 3, 2013. REUTERS/Tobias Schwarz (GERMANY - Tags: FASHION) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS
■ Canadian Press NewsAlert: More than 1,000 inmates escape from Libyan prison
■ Egypt's Mursi likely to go to same prison as Mubarak: minister
■ Zimbabwe faces poll with little violence this time
■ U.N. and Syria say chemical arms talks were 'productive'
■ Libyans vent anger at Islamists after activist's shooting
■ One Thousand Inmates Escape From Libya Prison
■ Everything you need to know about China's buying spree
■ Obama says choices now will govern future economy
■ Anthony Weiner's campaign manager reportedly quits
■ Gold-tiled pool and frescoes: inside Versace's former Miami mansion
■ Catholics hear pope's call to shake up church

► FINANCE

■ Unemployed and Older, and Facing a Jobless Future
■ 3 Myths About the Besieged Middle Class
■ 10 Reasons to Avoid Retirement

► SHOPPING

■ Best BPA-free water bottles
■ The healthiest and unhealthiest frozen dinners

► SCREEN : Grill Next Door: Easy Date Night Grilling Recipes
► SHINE : 9 Surprising Reasons You Shouldn't Talk About Your Marriage Problems
► Pet wig fashions (PHOTOS) 
► HEALTH : 9 Old Symptoms with New Risks

► More than 1000 inmates escape from Libyan jail

► Black Italian minister Kyenge suffers banana insult

► Egypt protesters defy removal threat
Supporters of ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi defy threats of removal from a protest in Cairo, despite clashes with security forces on Saturday which left at least 72 people dead.

* Protest camp: Rabaa al-Adawiya
* 'We will die for our country' - VIDEO
* Doctor: 'It was hell' -VIDEO
* Key players in Egyptian crisis
* Q&A: Crisis explained

The coup architects now like a crow who wants to learn how a partridge will run, but forget the way itself walks. In doing so they have lost their identity without successfully reaching a new identity.

In other words, the Egyptian military who were wounded by people's slogan when Hussein Tantawi ruled after Mubarak's fall in an era of transition before the election and their demands to dissolve the military rule, is now trying to paint them with the color of people's coup. Egypt's military also overturned the people's revolution to justify their movement. Therefore, they pointed Adly Mansour as interim president and Mohamed ElBaradei as their deputy. However, there are many European and American partners are still not satisfied with this condition. They are still urging the Egyptian military.

In my opinion, the Egyptian military make ​​two vital mistakes. First, they support the opposition stronghold to confront the Muslim Brotherhood, whereas, all of them are still listed as the Egyptian people. The second error is when the military was reluctant to mention the overthrow of Morsi as a coup.

Egypt's military is supposed to be the judge and referee, and not even support the party, but have to favor balanced to all the people, and this is a shortcut and most influential to safeguard national security and retain the military institutions.

Egypt military which decided to intervene to end the chaos should be transparent to announce a military coup and took power and then announced the martial law conditions. First, it must be established the military rule and then followed by free elections. But the coup -- and then they claim that what they do as an act of people -- is a big mistake that give rise to the opposite condition. This is what we see now clearly in Egypt.

Perhaps, the military objectives of this attitude is their inability to rule and keep American aid and close ties with Washington. But Egypt which has received funding supply 12 billion dollars from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates is able to not to accept "a humiliating aid of America" and achieve national independence and sovereignty.

Crisis faced by Egypt before the military coup is also continued after the coup, so that the military is forced in the coming weeks or months haunted by the split. Additionally, erroneous predictions about the power of Muslim Brotherhood transparently will force them to impose a state of emergency.

It is clear that the demonstrations in Egypt has become an opiate for the people, and it is not easy to remove people from this addiction. Demonstration held by the Muslim Brotherhood to restore Morsi power taken by force by the military is understandable, but why the demonstrations and protests from the National Rescue Front and Tamarud movement that demanded a military coup and has been successfully still continues?

Egypt's military is still running its road map and Muslim Brotherhood remain adamant to demand Mursi to be returned to his office. On the other hand, the demonstrations and protests both sides also continue. This means, the crisis in Egypt is getting worse.

The solution to this condition is The Shy Coup should be clarified as a coup and the military must have the courage to admit it or the elected President (Mohammed Morsi) returned to the presidential palace, and after taking office again he's obliged to hold presidential elections or free and fair parliamentary. In addition, all parties should respect the outcome at the ballot box and henceforth the military should not interfere anymore, and the constitution must be rearranged by involving the entire camp.

To my partner, I emphatically say that I tend to choose the second solution. Morsi should be returned to his position, although only temporary, because this is the cheapest option and minimal damage to Egypt, the nation and the entire region. Anyway, Morsi is the legal president of Egypt. No matter if he and you agree or not, the ballot box has always been a source of strength.
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► Egypt army launches counter-extremist operation in Sinai
► Tunisian police fire tear gas to disperse violent protests
► Russian laws 'do not limit' length of Snowden's stay in transit zone 
► EU's response to NSA? Drones, spy satellites could fly over Europe 
► Benghazi jailbreak: Over 1,000 prisoners escape in Libya amid protests

► VIDEOS

■ 'Bitcoin steals power from both banks & gangsters'
■ Peace Price: Syrian rebels to negotiate once arms received, Assad ousted
■ Contract Killers: French youths hit the road over job crisis

■ Parade pageantry in Pyongyang: N. Korea marks 60 yrs since Korean War armistice


■ Egypt army launches counter-extremist operation in Sinai 
■ '1984 is now!': Germans protest Berlin's role in NSA spying on Snowden Day
■ Snowden Ping Pong: Edward still in transit limbo, as US spouts new threats
■ Thousands Teargassed: Anti-govt protesters clash with Peru police

► Egypt suffers night of deadly violence || ► Morsi supporter speaks to Al Jazeera

► Peace in the Middle East: A Fool's Errand Worth Pursuing
By Fareed Zakaria - There are many reasons that the peace negotiations between Palestine and Israel could fail — but no reason not to try

* 9 Reasons Why the Israel-Palestinian Talks May Fail

► HOME ENTERTAINMENT : Are We Really That Crazy About the Remote Control?

► SOUTH KOREA : Sixty Years After the Korean War, the Cold War's Unending Conflict Continues

► HEALTH & FAMILY : Hospitals As Health Nannies: Prescriptions for Fruits and Other Unusual Ways to Keep the Doctor Away

► EGYPT : A Day of Violence and Death Widens Egypt's Growing Divide
As bloody tensions mount in Cairo, Morsi's supporters hope international outrage will bolster their cause

* Dozens Killed in Latest Clashes (PHOTOS)

► REMEMBRANCE : Musician JJ Cale Dies; Wrote Clapton, Skynyrd Hits

► WORLD : Bloodshed rises in the streets of Egypt
By Jeffrey Fleishman - A doctor sees victims of tear gas, then gunshot wounds as security forces and civilians try to break up a protest by Morsi supporters in Cairo.

► LOCAL

■ Hold your nose for the tour of toxic L.A.
By Tony Barboza - A bus ride past smokestacks, refineries and even a pile of dead animals aims to show officials the consequences of their decisions in low-income communities in southeast L.A.
■ L.A. town hall meeting exposes deep rift on immigration overhaul
By Seema Mehta - Rep. Karen Bass meets with constituents to discuss bills in Congress; the crowd is sharply divided. Bass sees little prospect for House passage.

► POLITICAL : Marin County GOP backs gay marriage
► OPINION : Are humans hard-wired for racial prejudice?
► JACKET COPY - BOOKS : 'The Wet and the Dry' is a nuanced cocktail of a book
► Focusing in on the Petzval lens and Panasonic FZ70

News Headlines (316) 27 July 2013

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► After doing your best to hold a grudge -- something you've never been any good at -- a peaceful wave washes you away from it, even if a friend did something that feels like absolute treason to you. You'll wake up feeling compassionate, and ready, finally, perhaps, to accept the apology. Still, while forgiving is a good idea, don't feel bad if you're not quite able to forget. It's called wisdom, and it comes with experience. You have got to lead the way today -- things are definitely looking up, but only if you seize control (in a way) and show your people that there are more options. You're a natural pioneer!



► HEARTLANDCARDIO :  Heart Disease Risk Factors || ► High Blood Pressure - Hypertension (HTN)

► DAILY MAIL 26 JUli 2013 : New Yorker, 112, now the oldest man in the world - thanks to eating a banana a day ||  ► GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 25 July 2013 : Guinness World Records announces Salustiano Sanchez as new Oldest living man

► WKYT 24 July 2013 : Man accused of putting skunk in gas station bathroom

► DAILY MAIL 28 July 2013 : A warm welcome! Smiling Cate Blanchett is greeted by her many admirers at New York production of Uncle Vanya  ||  ► NEW YORK OBSERVER 23 July 2013 : Woody Is Back: Blue Jasmine Is a Triumphant Take on A Streetcar Named Desire

► GUARDIAN 26 JUly 2013 : Egyptian army questions Mohamed Morsi over alleged Hamas terror links

► FOXNEWS 27 July 2013 : Military experts warn US losing leverage, gains in Iraq as violence escalates

► FOXNEWS 26 July 2013 : Who was Glen Doherty? Details emerge on former SEAL's final actions in Benghazi

► USATODAY 26 July 2013 : U.S. assures Russia no death penalty for Snowden

► BOOKCLUBS BARNESandNOBLE : Free Fridays: The Kingmaking by Helen Hollick & the Dabble App

► MICHELLE MALKIN 26 July 2013 :  A failed celebr-ambassador returns to Washington

► SLASH DOT 26 July 2013 : Indian Army Mistook Planets For Spy Drones

► SLATE 26 July 2013 : The Gravity of the Situation

► FOXNEWS 26 July 2013 : 2016 GOP frontrunners Christie, Paul trade jabs over national security ::

► GUARDIAN 26 July 2013 : Spain train crash: wait to question driver

► NPR 19 July 2013 : 'It's All Politics': NPR's Weekly News Roundup

► MASHABLE 26 July 2013

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► ENTERTAINMENT : Egypt - Discussion with Gigi Ibrahim at 2PM EET.  Streamed live on Jul 5, 2013 by VICE 

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► PEOPLE & BLOG : La Vengeance Des Juifs Après La Seconde Guerre Mondiale documentaire. Published on Jul 16, 2013

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► North Korea heralds 60th anniversary of war 'victory' with massive parade  | VIDEO : North Korea displays military might

► Protesters attack Muslim Brotherhood offices in Libyan cities

► Egyptian security forces shoot dead dozens of pro - Mursi supporters

► Egypt security forces shoot dead Mursi supporters
By Tom Perry and Noah Browning - CAIRO - Egyptian security forces shot dead at least 70 supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi, his Muslim Brotherhood said, deepening the turmoil which has convulsed Egypt for weeks. | Video

* Protesters attack Muslim Brotherhood offices in Libyan cities
* Pro-Mursi vigils to be brought to an end: Egypt interior minister
* Egypt's generals back in favor after first flawed transition
* Special Report: How the Muslim Brotherhood lost Egypt 

► Pope, in Brazil, asks young to change world
By Philip Pullella and Anthony Boadle - RIO DE JANEIRO - Pope Francis urged young people to change a world where food is discarded while millions go hungry, where racism and violence still affront human dignity and where politics is more associated with corruption than service. | Photo Gallery

* Video: Pope Francis makes house call in Rio slum

► SLIDESHOW : North Korea's "Arirang"

► North Korea opens cemetery for war heroes
► 'Big blue bird' unveiled in London's Trafalgar Square
► 1.5 million Brazilians throng to see 'pope of poor'
► Guns, grenades and rockets at N. Korea flower show

► Raw: Kim Jong Un at Mass Games on Armistice Eve. North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un attended a political rally and a performance of the "Arirang" mass games on Friday, the eve of the 60th anniversary of the truce that ended open fighting in the Korean War.

► NEWS

■ Syria rebels meet U.N. Security Council, urge Russia to end Assad support
■ Egyptian security forces shoot dead dozens of Mursi supporters
■ Egyptian security forces shoot dead dozens of Mursi supporters
■ Few satisfied, but US presses Syrian arms effort
■ Kremlin says Russian, U.S. security agencies in talks on Snowden
■ Top Russian opposition leader appeals conviction ahead of Moscow vote
■ Millions rally in Egypt, responding to army call
■ Egypt accuses ousted president in 2011 jailbreak
■ Huma Has Lost Her Halo
■ Strangers rally to give woman diagnosed with terminal cancer 'wedding of her dreams'
■ Mysterious Hum Driving People Around the World Crazy

■ Mystery substance turns family pool neon yellow



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► GOOD MORNING AMERICA : Plague-Infected Squirrel Closes California Campground

► EDUCATION : College Majors With The Worst Employment Outlook

► HOMES : 11 Signs of an Unhappy Houseplant (and How You Can Help)

► TRAVEL : World's best islands

► SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT

■ First steps: What would first human on Mars say?
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► MAGAZINE : 10 things we didn't know last week

► BUSINESS : France's knicker industry: In a twist and losing jobs

► VIDEO : Pope Francis re-enacts Way of the Cross on Brazil visit

► Today's African Proverb :: "He who begins a conversation does not foresee the end" - Sent by Ibrahim Batambuze in Mukono, Uganda

► Russia won't extradite Snowden to US – Kremlin
► US to Russia: We won't seek death penalty for Snowden 
► At least 29 dead and 649 injured in Egypt clashes - Health Ministry
► Prosecutor orders ousted Egypt President Morsi's arrest over Hamas links
► Defense calls Manning whistleblower, not a traitor, in closing arguments  
► 2 Guantanamo detainees to be repatriated to Algeria - White House
► Block and a hard place: UK's online porn filter raises more issues than it solves
► 60 years of Cuban revolution: Latin American leaders praise iconic revolt start as anti-US sentiments grow
► Syrian rebels press US to send weapons fast, Kerry sees no military solution to crisis
► Israel limits EU activities in West Bank, Gaza – reports
► Hacker dies days before he was to reveal how to remotely kill pacemaker patients
► NSA critics to decry intelligence 'lies' at congressional hearing 
► FBI admits to flying drones over US without warrants
► 'Imaginary threats' justify New Zealand spy bill – Dotcom
► 1,025 years of Christianity: Ukraine hosts Orthodox celebrations while questioning its future
► Pacifist Japan no more? Tokyo to consider pre-emptive strike strategy

► VIDEOS

■ Cuba marks 60 yrs post-revolution, anti-US mood on rise 
■ US threatens nations aiding Snowden, Latin America welcomes whistleblower 
■ Rival Rallies: Huge protests as Egypt's Morsi accused of Hamas links
■ CrossTalk: What peace process?
■ Worlds Apart: Sextreme FEMENism
■ Angry Cairo back to streets: Violence & deadly clashes continue 
■ Cyber Crime & Punishment: 5 hackers charged with biggest US card fraud ever 

► Wukan after the uprising - Episode 4 
► Morsi detained for 'spying for Hamas' 
► Inside Story : Egypt: Revolution or Uprising?
► UN condemns Australia asylum deal with PNG
► The Frost Interview - Buzz Aldrin: Discovering the moon
► South2North : DR Congo : Peacekeepers at war
► Talk to Al Jazeera : Michael Sarris: 'Abandoned' by Europe
► Listening Post : Media 'vultures': Covering life and death

► RELIGION : Like a Rock Star, Pope Francis Calls For "Disorder" In Rio

► LAW : You Can Be Fired for Being Fat 

► FRANCE : Aggravated Pimping' Explaine. Dominique Strauss-Kahn faces up to 10 years

► NORTH KOREA : North Korea's Totalitarian Tableau: Scenes from the Mass Games

► STATE GOVERNMENTS : States Seek A Way To Pass On Digital Accounts After You Die

► FOOD & DRINK : Good Morning: Coffee Could Save Your Life

Ouch, damn. Do not greet me like this way. I'm not a coffee drinker, but such niceties are too dear to go unpunished. Ehehehe, well, just a cup of it, ok? In a confusing variety of opinions regarding the pros and cons of coffee for health, do you know that a sweet greeting, at least, is a good start to a tendency? Ok, good morning, too.

Oh dahling, time is so sweet.

► REAL ESTATE : Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell bail out of their Malibu beach house

► "If you are gay, Russia is probably not the safest place to be right now." — Daniel Rothberg on the country's anti-gay legislation

► BUSINESS : Starbucks to serve up more upscale food

► POLITICS : Anthony Weiner should have told a joke before he became a joke

► LOCAL

■ To limit child tragedies, give social workers what they need
■ Healthy pets could lead to healthier pet owners

► FOOD : 5 Questions: CJ Jacobson, chef at Girasol



► FRAMEWORK : The Week in Pictures | July 22-28, 2013 - Posted By: Marc Martin



Rio de Janeiro — Pope Francis greets the faithful as he arrives on the popemobile at the San Joaquin Episcopal Palace in Rio de Janeiro. Pope Francis will meet young convicts here and then return to Copacabana beach Friday where 1.5 million people gathered on Rio de Janeiro's seafront to see him speak. PHOTOGRAPH BY: GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP/Getty Images



Santiago de Compostela, Spain — A man looks on from a bridge over the track next to flowers to remember the victims of a train crash that killed 78 people in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. PHOTOGRAPH BY: David Ramos / Getty Images



Nyon, Switzerland — Spectators cheer French band Tryo performing on the main stage during the 38th Paleo Festival in Switzerland. PHOTOGRAPH BY: LAURENT GILLIERON / EPA

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What do you mean? Do you know that I can do anything to you if I do not like you? Example: I can strike you, or I can remove you or I do not care about you at all. Or I do not want to read you again or I can make a decision to part from you for ever. And then you're just a series of sentences for your own self. But I feel it's too cruel for me to do that to you. Why? Because I am letting myself become like you. Be several lines for readability.

So, it does not matter. Test me. Dahling, you better stay out of this issue. Please get away for a while.

Eheheh, I know why you ask him to get away for a while, Cisca! ahahaha.... but do not worry, I'm not going to tell him.

► MASHABLE 25 July 2013 : Finnish Company Develops Facial Recognition Payment System

► DAILY  MAIL 25 July 2013 : I picked Middletons up in my cab... but they didn't tip me! Meanwhile Party Pieces starts cashing in

► JEWISH WEEK 24 July 2013 : Natalie Portman To Direct, Write And Star In Amos Oz's "A Tale Of Love And Darkness"  ||  ► NY TIMES 12 December 2004 : 'A Tale of Love and Darkness': Motherland - By JOHN LEONARD

► TODAY in HISTORY

■ 26 July 1953 : Cuban Revolution: Assault on the Moncada Barracks
■ 17 July 1945 : Potsdam Conference begins

► PC WORLD  25 July 2013 : U.S. cloud firms suffer from NSA PRISM program

► FOXNEWS 25 July 2013 : Palestinian leadership lauds infamous terrorist as peace talks loom with Israel

► GIZMODO 26 July 2013 : Thousands of Images of Saturn Make For One Amazing Stop Motion Film

► CBS NEWS 25 July 2013 : Mars rover Curiosity spied from space

► MICHELLE MALKIN 25 July 2013 : Ya don't say: Obama says reporters tell him his ideas are great

► TECHCRUNCH 25 July 2013 : The NSA Won A Defunding Battle, But It Could Lose The War

► CBC. CA 25 July 2013 : Patrick Brown: Edward Snowden's big misstep, trusting Russia, China

► GUARDIAN 25 July 2013 : Spain rail crash: why was train travelling so fast on bend?

► FOXNEWS 25 July 2013 : EXCLUSIVE: Benghazi hero fought alongside fallen SEALs, still recovering at Walter Reed

► FOXNEWS 25 July 2013 : Fox News Poll: President Obama should have ordered troops to Benghazi :

► FOXNEWS 25 July 2013 : Obama administration officials to assert there was no coup in Egypt

► HUFFINGTON POST 25 July 2013 : Rand Paul: No One In Congress 'Has A Stronger Belief In Minority Rights Than I Do'

So what? Showing off yourself? Want to be elected as president of the U.S. in the next period? Hm? Eehhehe?

► PC WORLD 25 July 2013 : Five indicted in massive hacking scheme

► SLATE 25 July 2013 : Summer of the Mega-Flop

► DAILY KOS 25 July 2013 : Marco Rubio stakes out unequivocally equivocal position on sponsoring abortion ban legislation

► SLASH DOT 25 July 2013 : NSA Utah Data Center Blueprints Reveal It Holds Less Than Thought :

► DAILY KOS 25 July 2013 : Holder seeks to restore key Voting Rights Act protections in Texas

► AUTOS & VEHICLES : Digital Carjackers Show Off New Attacks. Published on Jul 24, 2013 by  forbes

► ENTERTAINMENT : Mexico's Third Gender. Published on Jul 18, 2013 by VICE

► PEOPLE &BLOG  : Unfunded Liabilities Crisis Is Upon Us NOW! You MUST Own Gold & Silver.  Published on Jul 23, 2013 by Gregory Mannarino

► NEWS & POLITIC : Bernard Lugan et Alain Soral à Lyon - Crises Africaines - 25 06 2013. Published on Jul 15, 2013

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► NEWS & POLITIC : Hezbollah's role in Qusayr. Published on Jun 25, 2013 by PressTVGlobalNews  

► NEWS & POLITIC : Gerald Celente - Trends In The News - "The Extended Generation? Published on Jul 24, 2013 by gcelente

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► U.S. indicts hackers in record cyber fraud case
By David Jones and Jim Finkle - NEWARK, N.J./BOSTON - Federal prosecutors charged five men responsible for the biggest cyber crime case filed in U.S. history, a hacking and credit card fraud spree that cost companies more $300 million. Two of the suspects are in custody.

* U.S. agents 'got lucky' pursuing accused Russia master hackers 
* Prosecutors call U.S. WikiLeaks soldier 'traitor' for security breach
* Ex-CIA official to address government-wary hackers 

► Evangelical Pentecostal churches gain ground in secular Uruguay
► N. Korea to showcase military in anniversary parade
► Dream of reunification fades in S. Korea
► Locals give blood for survivors of Spain disaster
► Hezbollah respond to EU blacklisting move
► Pope decries money 'idol' in first Brazil mass
► Love despite the odds: Muslim-Serbian couple in Srebrenica
► Indonesia searches for boat people after sinking

► Raw: Dramatic Video Shows Moment Train Derails
► Raw: Pope Visits Brazilian Slum
► Weiner: 'Citizens Care About Future' Not My Past ||  ► Pelosi: 'Weiner's Behavior Reprehensible' || ► Weiner: I Messaged Up to 3 Women After Resigning
► Calif. Mayor  (San Diego Mayor Bob Filner, 70) Faces New Sexual Misconduct Claims

► NEWS

■ Syrian rebels ask Kerry to send U.S. arms quickly
■ Turkish teenager dies from stray bullets from Syria
■ Obama's Lackadaisical Attempt to Campaign His Way Around Congress
■ Senate pushes sanctions on nations aiding Snowden
■ Violence feared as Egypt braces for rival protests
■ UN: More 100,000 now dead in Syria's civil war
■ Egypt braces for rival rallies, army signals crackdown
■ Election offers new start for Mali, but no magic wand
■ Why the Price Tag for Global Warming Just Went Up by $60 Trillion

► OMG! : Jessica Simpson Steps Out for First Time Since Giving Birth to Son Ace 

► Halliburton to plead guilty on spill
US company Halliburton agrees to plead guilty to destroying evidence relating to the oil spill in the Gulf Of Mexico in 2010.

* BP appeals for halt to Gulf payments
* BP receives record criminal fine
* BP in court over oil-spill payments
* Ex-FBI chief to probe BP payments

► SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT : Scientists can implant false memories into mice
A team was able to make mice wrongly associate a benign environment with a previous traumatic experience from different surroundings.

* Neuron growth 'cuts memory space'
* Switching on a light in the brain
* Can you trust your memory?

► CULTURE : Why can't anyone improve on Stradivarius violins?

► FUTURE

■ The cheap and friendly robot powered by your smartphone
■ Power plants to boost our crops

► VIDEO : Mermaid swimming lessons encourage Filipino kids to swim

► Today's African Proverb : "It is the stone thrown in jest that causes injury to the head" - A Kasem proverb from southern Burkina Faso and northern Ghana sent by Jalilatu Ayuba, Pretoria, South Africa

► House rejects NSA spying restrictions after White House outcry
► Greece reaching point of no return
► Tunisia erupts in renewed protests: LIVE UPDATES
► Senate threatens to sanction countries that aid Snowden 
► Thousands take to the streets after opposition leader gunned down in Tunisia 
► Halliburton to pay $200k fine for destroying evidence in 2010 Gulf oil spill
► Pentagon to deploy huge blimps over Washington, DC for 360-degree surveillance
► Russian hackers charged in 'biggest' data breach case, 160mn credit card numbers stolen
► Russia asks Interpol to put Magnitsky's boss Browder on int'l wanted list
► IMF abandons plan to provide $4.8 billion loan to Egypt
► Top diplomatic posts under Obama go to major campaign contributors
► Russia calls on NATO to review Cold War methods of arms control
► Putin urges international community to resist repressions against Christian
► Scientists confirm: Pesticides kill America's honey bees

► VIDEOS
■ Derailment Disaster: High-speed train crash in Spain kills dozens. At least 77 people were killed when a high-speed train ran off the rails in northwestern Spain. More than a hundred other passengers were injured in the deadliest crash in decades. Maurici Fugueras a Madrid-based correspondent has the details. || ■ Dramatic CCTV: Moment of Santiago high-speed train crash caught on tape.


■ Emergency Exit: Greeks flee country as govt resorts to mass layoffs. Greece entered the world financial crisis in 2008 with less than 10 percent of the country's labor force out of work. Today, more than a quarter of the population is left without jobs and with no apparent chance of getting one. The latest figures from the finance ministry show another 23 percent doesn't earn enough to stay above the poverty line. And, as RT's Egor Piskunov reports, Greeks are now looking elsewhere for their future.

■ 'NSA criminals, surveillance not part of my America' - Pete Ashdown 
■ Rand Paul: Obama's plan to arm Syrian rebels means siding with terrorists
■ Keiser Report: Royal Goldman Household (E475)
■ Spring Reloaded: Thousands protest after Tunisian opposition leader assassinated 

► China indicts Bo Xilai: analysis || ► China charges Bo Xilai with corruption 
► Inside Story : S Sudan: A reshuffle or a governance crisis?
► US Congress debates future of Guantanamo Bay
► Halliburton admits guilt in Gulf spill case 
► Spain train crash driver held in custody

► Spanish Train Crash: Scenes of Chaos and Carnage
Northwestern Spain was rocked by tragedy when a passenger train traveling more than twice the speed limit derailed

* Probe of Deadly Derailment Focuses on Train Speed
* Video Captures Moment of Impact As Train Slams Into Concrete Wall

► WEH WEH : Rubber Duck Finds Permanent Home in Taiwan

Ehehhe ... very imaginative. Florentijn Hofman has successfully touch the world's sense with his ​​magical duck. No matter how big it is, I see this little duck is like an unwanted baby. Dahling, let us adopt it as a friend for our baby.

► HEALTH : What We Know (and Don't Know) About the Latest Stomach Bug Outbreak

► MILITARY SPENDING : Semper Fieramente: Do The Marines Need a $79,000 Piano?

► SCIENCE : How the Moon Messes With Your Sleep

► CITIES : The Wages of Bankruptcy: Stockton's Cautionary Tale for Detroit

► LOCAL

■ Garcetti faces early test in proposed DWP deal
By Michael Finnegan and David Zahniser - A powerful union leader is trying to persuade council members to endorse a new salary agreement that the mayor opposes.
■ Children's dental care faces new hurdles, report says

► WORLD : Militants in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula grow stronger

► "Kate Middleton's delivery of George Alexander Louis is 'perfect' not because Britain hates women but because, like it or not, it makes the narrative perfect." — Meghan Daum on the royal baby

Ow, very inspiring! Okay, I'll start a story with, "Once upon a time". Once upon a time there was a royal princess who suffered a molar pregnancy. Ordinary people will recognize the term as a pseudo pregnancy. All the royal protocol does not know how to explain it to all the people until at some point they conspire to make the public lies above the identity of the royal baby.

What? Conspiracy? Can you explain in detail about how the plot, characterizations and its internal conflict?

Then, I'm sure Eric Garcetti will cope with the itching with scratching gently but surely.

What?

► MOVIES NOW : Roman Polanski rape victim's memoir features controversial cover