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Oh that's great. It is very inspiring me to search for, try and learn to love the third man. Apparently, it is the safest option and very freeing me from "choosing one of the two". Good-bye one, two. Well, then hopefully it's not going to be "Oh yesyesyes, one two three : good-bye. Good-bye all. And now only one is left: me. Ops, nope. Two: me and my baby.
► 12 April 2014 : Sometimes you just need to take care of the boring stuff -- those to-do items that seem to stick to your list tenaciously. Cross off as many of them as you can today to make tomorrow brighter. You might start dragging your feet on a task you've been dreading, but don't worry -- someone else's boundless energy will inspire you to keep on going! The sooner you hook up with a buddy who always has a smile on their face, the faster you'll tackle all the work ahead of you. Pairing up with someone who can help you persevere through the rough spots is an invaluable gift today -- it's not a crutch to need someone to cheer you on every once in a while.
► 13 April 2014 : Your selfish side is taking the day off -- so look around and see who needs your help! You can rack up some serious karma, but of course you don't care until the ego gets back from its trip.Your personal problems are all fading away right now, and the people in your life would like to know -- because they want to be able to stop worrying about you! So call them or email them today to let them know how you are doing. If you are considerate of other people, they will be considerate of you. It's all about being thoughtful and understanding that when you share the news of your life with others you're not bothering them -- you're acknowledging their important role in your life
► FINANCIAL TIMES 11 April 2014 : 'My Fellow Prisoners', by Mikhail Khodorkovsky
► DAILY BEAST 11 April 2014 : Exclusive: Key General Splits With Obama Over Ukraine
► MEDICAL NEWS TODAY 10 April 2014 : Aspirin may help women with recent pregnancy loss conceive and have a baby || ► WELL BLOGS NY TIMES 7 April 2014 : Panel Urges Low-Dose Aspirin to Reduce Pre-eclampsia Risk || ► NBC NEWS 8 April 2014 : Baby Aspirin May Prevent Deadly Pregnancy Problem: Task Force
► RIA NOVOSTI 11 April 2014 : Yanukovych Extradition 'Groundless' – Russian Prosecutor General || ► VOICE OF RUSSIA 11 April 2014 : Russia sees no grounds to extradite Yanukovych to Ukraine || ► GLOBE AND MAIL 11 April 2014 : Russia will not extradite 'legitimate president' Yanukovych to Ukraine || ► HUFFINGTON POST 11 April 2014 : Russia Will Not Extradite Viktor Yanukovich To Ukraine
► BLOOMBERG 12 April 2014 : NSA Said to Exploit Heartbleed Bug for Intelligence for Years
► CS MONITOR 11 April 2014 : Russians warned if they go abroad, US might snatch them
► BBC 17 October 2006 : Human species 'may split in two'
► GUARDIAN
■ 7 April 2014 : Search for Inca 'lost city' in Amazon may endanger indigenous people
■ 9 April 2014 : Britain's first cloned dog is born – and described as 'ridiculous waste of money'
► INDEPENDENT
■ 9 April 2014 : A smartphone that charges in 30 seconds: Engineers unveil new 'bio-battery'
■ 12 April 2014 : Napping can increase death risk by a third
► SCIENCEMAG
■ 7 April 2014 : ScienceShot: More Trees = More Coffee
■ 25 March 2014 : Why Dark Pigeons Rule the Streets
■ 22 January 2014 : New Dolphin Discovered in Brazil : Italian Geologist Reflects on Tragedy of 2009 Earthquake
■ 4 April 2014 : Italian Geologist Reflects on Tragedy of 2009 Earthquake
► SLATE 6 April 2014 : A New Volcanic Island Swallows Its Older Sister || ►EARTHOBSERVATORY 4 April 2014 : "New" Pacific Island Consumes Its Neighbor
► PARENTING BLOG NY TIMES 10 April 2014 : Students Reading E-Books Are Losing Out, Study Suggests
► WIRE 7 April 2014 : 'Game of Thrones': Tywin Lannister's New Dark Age
► MOTLEY FOOL 12 April 2014 : America Sends Missile-Destroying Warship Into Russian Waters. President Putin Presumably Not Pleased.
On the Federal Reserve money printing to prop up the economy, Dr. Roberts, who has a PhD in economics, contends, "I think they realize all the money printing does undermine the dollar, and if they lose the dollar, the game is over. So, they have to protect the dollar."
Join Greg Hunter as he goes One-on-One with former Assistant Treasury Secretary Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, author of the new book "How America was Lost." Published on Mar 11, 2014 by Greg Hunter
Until about a year ago, Ñame and his family lived in Quehueiriono, on of the most important settlements along the Shiripuno, a tributary of the Napo. But natural resources were running out, and were not enough to feed the 160 members of the community. So, Ñame decided to move out, and settle in a different place, two days walk from Quehueiriono. Published on Nov 11, 2013 by New Atlantis Full Documentaries
► EDUCATION : Magische Welten (1/3) Paititi - Das letzte Geheimnis der Inka (Doku). Published on Dec 3, 2013 by LetsDokus.
► Operation underway to end separatist grip: Ukraine
SLAVIANSK, Ukraine - Ukrainian security forces have launched an "anti-terrorist" operation to end the grip of separatists on an eastern town, Slaviansk, Ukraine's interior minister said. | Video
* Biden to visit Kiev as conflict with Russia escalates
* Russia says armed action by Ukraine would threaten peace talks
* Video: China backs aid for Ukraine
► Ukraine leader promises more power to regions
► Ukraine offers amnesty to pro-Russian militants
Uh uh, ...., how about the headline edited into: Pro-Russian militans offer amnesty to Ukraine's pro-Western leaders?
Note : distinguishing between this Francis Bacon and this Francis Bacon.
► Raw : Shoe Thrown at Hillary Clinton During Speech
► Scott Brown Announces Run for U.S. Senate in N.H
► Armed Men Seize Police Station in Ukraine
► NEWS
■ US faces reluctant partners in sanctioning Russia
■ Obama: Right to vote under threat in the US
■ West struggles as Russia moves to dominate old USSR
■ A look at Ukraine's fast-growing Russian gas bill
■ Putin pledges to fulfil Europe gas obligations
■ Woman who threw shoe at Hillary Clinton released from jail
■ Israeli minister urges Netanyahu to annex settlements
■ Donetsk Republic: Ukraine's one-building autonomy
■ America's "secret" economic weapon: Can it contain Putin?
■ US levels Crimea sanctions as Ukraine battles separatism
■ Armstrong provides names in written testimony
■ Putin poorest Kremlin official, declaration shows
■ 'Cherry tree from space' mystery baffles Japan
■ Rising anti-Russia sentiment threatens Europe stability: Moscow
■ US warns Russia of 'additional consequences' over Ukraine
■ With no new signals, Aussie PM sees long jet hunt
► IRS documents show President Barack Obama's income fell in 2013
► 10 things - There's a type of spider attracted to Mazdas, plus other factlets. 10 things we didn't know last week
► That's amore: Italian fashion takes London
► TECHNOLOGY : Battery offers 30-second phone charging
► Game of Thrones: Fifth series set for Northern Ireland
► MAGAZINE : Russophilia - Why some Germans prefer to look east not west. Germans not keen to ruffle Russian feathers
► FUTURE : 'I have lived underwater'
► Today's African Proverb : "If you go blind because of your enemies you will not have the eyes to see your friends" - Sent by Monrosa Monzee Ihasee, Oslo, Norway, and Frank Fredericks, Linz, Austria
► Pentagon ponders 'logistical nightmare' of Afghan withdraw
► Scientists discover how to make ethanol using just water and CO2
► Kiev backpedals on referendums after deadline to stop protest expires
► EU taking Putin's letter on gas transit 'seriously' – Merkel
► CIA deceived government on torture program according to Senate report
► Greenwald to RT: Germany must speak to Snowden about NSA surveillance
► No politics in space: ISS example of what Russia, US can achieve working together
► Foreign Ministry concerned over US 'hunt' for Russian citizens in foreign countries
► Crimean parliament approves new constitution making republic inseparable part of Russia
► 'Business as usual' in Russia – BP
► Ukraine readies to sue Gazprom in Stockholm
► 'Giving out pies in Maidan not enough': Putin urges West to really help Ukraine
Geez, what message is this? I cry, you know? Putin's words are very touching. Damn Gigolo, do not just exploit her body, but at least appreciate her as a foolish woman, if you will never be able to love her with all your heart, as I love her as my compatriots. Well, now, let me go. What else are you crying about, hm? Hopefully my replacement man can better understand your heart.It's hard I guess, leaving the love of the beloved. But what else can I do? Everything should I live. Goodbye, my little Russia. I pray you are always happy. My message is only one, "Do not forget to send us your news. (Mmm, including repayment of all your debts, okay?)"
If one day he's very disappointing you, my heart will not willingly hear ye live with suffering. My Cutie Pie, even though our time together is only for a moment, but you're still a part of my soul. I accompany your departure with a sincere heart. I hope one day we can unite again.
Signed: CZ - A maudlin song for staging political histrionics between Russia and Ukraine (CZ version)
► "Get out and take our govt with you!" Greeks protest Merkel's visit
► Cancer-inducing benzene traced in China water supply
► OP-ED
■ 'Try not paying your gas bill for just 3 months, see what happens'
■ Voices of Ukraine: 'Kiev, people are not cattle!'
► Pro-federalization activists take over govt buildings across Eastern Ukraine
► Ukraine's nationalist party leader calls for Right Sector's total mobilization
► Violence as thousands march in Rome against austerity (PHOTOS)
► Putin to US: Don't read people's letters
Ahahhaa ... ... See? See? Read? Learn how the Russia elegant style addressing Western thuggery style : Do not read other people's letters. Simple statement with a high civilization./blockquote>
So, America, what is hard to do for you to be able to look stunning with graceful style? Ah, ... fuhgeddaboudit, do not need to be answered, because this will make you come back to one thing absolutely: Genetics factors. Cultural roots, right?
► Pro-federalization activists take over govt buildings across Eastern Ukraine
► Violence as thousands march in Rome against austerity (PHOTOS)
► Ukraine's nationalist party leader calls for Right Sector's total mobilization
► US corn exports to China drop 85 percent after ban on GMO strains – industry report
► Kiev risks ruining four-party talks if force used in Ukraine's east – Lavrov to Kerry
► Greenwald to RT: Germany must speak to Snowden about NSA surveillance
► Foreign Ministry concerned over US 'hunt' for Russian citizens in foreign countries
► Ukraine to Gazprom: We won't accept new gas prices and are suspending payments
► Crimean parliament approves new constitution making republic inseparable part of RussiaOh, lovely Crimea. I feel good every time I read the news about you. You are so sweet in my imagination, sweeter than the British royal babies.
► Ukraine's nationalist party leader calls for Right Sector’s total mobilization
► French far-right leader opposes 'EU demonization of Russia'
► Russia sets 4 conditions in return for aid to Ukraine
► Argentina slams 'NATO' Falklands as UK gears up for war games
► VIDEOS
■ Long Way Home: US withdrawal from Afghanistan biggest military challenge since WWII. The US is preparing for its biggest military challenge yet in Afghanistan, that of pulling out. The mission involves transporting tens of thousands of soldiers and all their hardware from the volatile region. And as RT's Meghan Lopez explains, the diplomatic effort will be just as demanding.
■ Dependent Defense: UK nuclear arsenal fully reliant on US industry. The UK taxpayer will be stuck with a bill for almost 3 and a half billion dollars to modernise the nation's nuclear arsenal even though polls suggest the majority of the population think it's a waste of money. Renewing the US-built Trident missiles will happen over a 50 year time span. And is likely to leave the UK's nuclear capability dependent on Washington.
■ Restless East: Donetsk, Lugansk brace for trouble as Kiev's ultimatum expires
■ 'West scared of BRICS as it has no control over it' - Ex-Indian Foreign Secretary
■ Putin to EU: Pastries on Maidan not enough to save Ukraine's economy
■ In this game Russian gas beats your paper!
■ Greenwald makes 1st return to US since Snowden leaks, talks to RT. The two journalists who broke the NSA surveillance scandal returned to the US for the first time - to accept a prestigious journalism award for their work with Edward Snowden. They were subjected to intimidation and accused of assisting a criminal by the authorities in the US and beyond. And the debate started by their actions to expose top-level misdeeds is stronger than ever.
■ 'Sing love, not war' Former CIA analyst performs romantic WWII ballad 'Katyusha'
■ Night's Watch: Tensions high as deadline for anti-Kiev protesters passes, govt crackdown feared. The 48 hour ultimatum for those defying the power of Kiev in the eastern city of Lugansk passed without the sight of government troops storming the barricades. RT's correspondent Graham Philips did however manage to scale the barriers, and spoke to some of the protesters in control of a security service building.
■ 'Award for Edward': Journalists behind Snowden leaks dedicate prestigious prize to him
■ Going Underground: First drone arrest & UK army 'torture'
■ Masked men seize police station in eastern Ukraine, hoist Russian flag
■ 'It's not wise for Europe to play gas roulette with Russia'
■ Mass rally against austerity turns violent in Rome
■ Rush no More: Russia through window on iconic Trans-Siberian Railway
Glad to see Yulisha with her green dress and the Trans Siberian railway. Oh, dahling, let's go on tour there. If we have enough time, for this tour I want us to bring our baby.
■ Out of Print: 20+ Russian journalists barred from entering Ukraine
■ Astronaut Chris Hadfield: Nothing sacred about space, it's just an extension of humanity
► 101 East - The ice age. Record levels of methamphetamine seizures and emergency call-outs are ringing alarm bells across Australia. In the state of Victoria, the number of deaths from the drug known as "ice" has more than doubled in two years. It is Australia's drug of choice among the young, who create a lucrative market for drug syndicates. But the addictive nature of "ice" is destroying families one hit at a time, with steep rises in violent attacks and mental health problems.In this edition of 101 East, we investigate Australia's fight to save its young from falling victim to the 'Ice Age'.
► Poets of Protest - Mazen Maarouf: Hand Made
► Inside Story - Israeli and Palestinian running battles?
► Listening Post - Indian media: Choosing sides?
► Inside Syria - Has Ukraine shifted attention from Syria?
► Fuel Duel (Ukraine)
► NSA Denies Tapping Heartbleed
► U.S. Blocks Iran Envoy
► Stocks Fall in Dismal Week
► More Woes for GM
► Obama Jokes About Birther Controversy
► Woman Accused of Tossing Shoe at Clinton Freed
► Report: New Star Wars Will Film in Morocco
► Top U.S. Diplomat Will Retire : Top Career Diplomat William Burns Will Retire | TIME
► 8 Things the Most Successful People Do That Make Them Great | TIME
► Long Search Ahead. (Malaysia Airlines)
► Ukraine Police Stations Seized
► Biden to Travel to Ukraine
► JACKET COPY : The winners of the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes are ...
* Logistics for the Festival of Books
► BUSINESS
■ Federal investigation targets L.A.-based Herbalife
■ Amazon offers to pay unhappy workers to quit
► OPINION
■ When the chickens came home to roost
Ahhahaahh ...... see? See how they are? People are busy arguing to use various tools to injure humans. Actually, what is the usefulness of the tools around us? Oops, ...sorry! ... It's my stupid question posed in the era of modern civilization.
► FRAMEWORK
■ Best of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2014 | Weekend One
■ 2014 Masters Golf Tournament - Posted By: Marc Martin
Patrons watch play around the green on the first hole during the second round of the 2014 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. PHOTOGRAPH BY: ERIK S. LESSER / EPA
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