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► You are feeling the holiday spirit still -- so get out there and volunteer, or at least lift the spirits of someone close who's got the blues. The karma you earn is just the icing on the cake! Spending hours reflecting on your own life isn't selfish -- it's essential, especially right now. You might want to keep things lighthearted for the sake of the social situation, but that just isn't necessary! The people you'll be with will totally understand if you need to be a little bit introspective, today. You can get wild and crazy some other day, when you feel like it. Right now, follow your mood. If it tells you to stick to yourself, then do so.
► ECONOMIST 21 December 2013 : Studying the things of God
► MEDICAL NEWS TODAY 23 December 2013 : A tomato-rich diet may reduce breast cancer risk, study shows
► HOLLYWOOF LIFE 26 December 2013 : Roger Federer & Wife Expecting Third Child — Congrats
► THE VERGE 27 December 2013 : NASA's next robot rover squishes like a child's toy
► CODING HORROR 18 October 2013 : You Don't Need Millions of Dollars
► L.A. DAILY NEWS 27 December 2013 : Eric Garcetti brings change in style to L.A. mayor's job
► Inside the campaign to free Khodorkovsky - By Michelle Martin and Lidia Kelly
BERLIN/MOSCOW - How Germany's behind-the-scenes negotiations helped prompt Russian President Vladimir Putin to release the jailed former oil tycoon ahead of the Olympics.
Oh, really? How stupid I am! I think Putin freeing Khodorkovsky because ... mmm ... maybe you want to participate as an ice skater, Kovsky? ehehhehe... Mrs. Merkel, what are you doing anyway?
► Computer games may help older adults walk easier
► Four killed, scores wounded in clashes across Egypt
► Big year ends with Wall Street hopeful for 2014
► Beirut bomb kills Lebanese ex-minister who opposed Assad
► NSA wins phone surveillance challenge - By Jonathan Stempel
NEW YORK - A U.S. judge ruled the National Security Agency's program that collects records of millions of Americans' phone calls is lawful, rejecting a challenge by the American Civil Liberties Union.
* Mobile carriers failed to use tech fixes to thwart spying: expert
* Mission accomplished, says Snowden: Washington Post
► First Greenpeace activists get visas to leave Russia || ► Six more Greenpeace activists leave Russia
► Russia's Pussy Riot calls for Putin to go
Go? Ask Putin to go? Go where, Pussy? To see me? Ehehhe ... I would be happy to affirm it. Yes. Yes. Mmmm ... May I, dahling?
Ouch, what it's like traveling alone with this handsome widower of Russia?
► NEWS
■ Inside Germany's campaign to free Khodorkovsky
■ Russian experts rule out radiation poisoning in Arafat death
■ Health care tactics split Republican Senate rivals
■ Pussy Riot still wants to topple Putin
■ Pussy Riot want Putin out, Khodorkovsky in power
Haiyaaa ...They're tapping, staking my heart or ... what?
Last night I dreamed I saw Khodokovsky. (Saturday, 28 december 2013). This is not unusual. Perhaps because there is something in him after he got out of prison. More cool thing is, he's bald. Ahem ahem. And he's more suited to his bald head. Classy.
I've said what my heart said a few days ago. Do not let Khodorkovsky go out from Ruusia political scene.
But one thing, if he is capable to replace Putin, then do it by constitutional means. Mobilizing the masses to be bloodshed just to channel the people aspirations to the legitimate government is not characteristic of graceful Russia.
Putin actually has a soft heart. He is quite argumentative and has a pretty good sense of the religious. So, do not be brutal and unconstitutional. Tell your aspirations beautifully, then the result will also be beautiful.
And you, Kovsky, get ready! Mwah.
■ No regrets say Greenpeace Arctic activists after UK return
■ Is Andrew Johnson the worst president in American history?
► AUTOS : Realizing dreams, souls and tire smoke in a Lamborghini Aventador Roadster
► OMG! : What Sexy Gift Did Kanye Give Kim for Christmas?
I asked my partner to not spoil me by giving items. I was bored with such rituals. I did not find any meaning of expensive gifts. Why do not you ask me what he bought for me at Christmas? And what I gave to my baby and him?
Ehhehhe...it's not important for public gratification, Cisca!
► Yasser Arafat died of natural causes - Russian report
► Obama signs two-year cross-party budget bill
► 100 things we didn't know last year
► FUTURE
■ 2013: The year in wildlife
■ 2013: The year in design
► HEALTH : Diabetes risk 'from Neanderthals'
A gene variant that seems to increase the risk of diabetes in Latin Americans appears to have been picked up from Neanderthals, a study suggests.
* Neanderthal genes 'survive in us'
* Ancient humans interbred with us
* Neanderthals 'could speak like us'
* Mystery early human revealed in DNA
► Today's African Proverb : "If you wait for food to cool, you will eat with visitors" - A Luhya proverb sent by Josephat Chengole Mulindo, Nakuru, Kenya
► Okinawa governor approves relocation of US airbase within prefecture
► NSA can easily find individuals hidden in metadata - study
► US secretly sends Hellfire missiles, drones to Iraq
► Online privacy demands global action, just as with apartheid - UN human rights chief
► Court returns case against Russian leftist leader Udaltsov to prosecutors
► OP-ED : Diplomatic row: US thinks India is a banana republic
► Saudi blogger may face death penalty for apostasy
► Greenwald: US, British media are servants of security apparatus
► Royal pardon: Bahraini court acquits princess accused of torturing doctors
► US govt's wanton approval of harmful pesticides fueling 'bee holocaust' - lawsuit
► US judge rules NSA phone surveillance program is legal
► RT crew caught up in tear gas in Istanbul as police crack down on anti-govt protest
► Swartz, Fracking, Manning, GMO: 13 most underreported news stories of 2013
► VIDEOS
■ Muslim Brotherhood declared terrorists: 'Expect more bloodshed in Egypt'
■ Will to Win: Victory fever in paralympic league morphs tragedy into purpose
■ Lethal Aid: US arms Iraq to fight Al-Qaeda
■ Death for Denouncing Islam? Saudi blogger, father of 3 may face execution. Saudi blogger and activist, Raif Badawi, currently serving his 7-year prison term for "insulting Islam", may soon appear in a higher court on graver charges of apostasy. If found guilty, he could be sentenced to death.
■ Deadly explosion rocks Beirut near parliament building
■ Horrific! Highly addictive 'zombie drug' wreaks havoc
■ 'Snowden showed us world sleepwalks into Orwellian horror' - ex-intelligence officer
► SOUTH SUDAN : South Sudan's Widening Cracks - A ceasefire negotiated on Friday cannot paper the instability in the new African nation following a recent round of deadly violence
* In S. Sudan, S. Korea Solicits Ammo From Japan
► FUTURE OF RETAIL : E-Cigarettes on the Rise - Why this market is so controversial
► MUSIC : How Songwriting Helps Homeless Kids - The power of music, in action
► NATION : Obama prods Congress to act on unemployment benefits
► LOCAL : Garcetti nominee for Westside planning panel withdraws name
An American robin searches for food on a frozen tree in Augusta, Maine, on Sunday. PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andy Molloy / Kennebec Journal
A departure board is pictured in Waterloo Station in central London indicating disruption to rail services. PHOTOGRAPH BY: CARL COURT / AFP/Getty Images
The Eiffel Tower in Paris is illuminated for the holidays. PHOTOGRAPH BY: KENZO TRIBOUILLARD / AFP/Getty Images
Two Siberian tiger cubs compete for milk with two puppies for milk on a mother dog at Wild Animal World in Hangzhou, in eastern China's Zhejiang province. Staff at the facility feed the tigers on dog milk since the tigers' mother resisted feeding them after giving birth on Nov. 10. PHOTOGRAPH BY: AFP/Getty Images
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