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► 1 April 2015 : It seems as if so much has happened these past few months that your life has irrevocably changed. Although the stability you once relied on has faded, you could gain small victories in your current battle to regain control. You're ready to swing into action right away now that clever Mercury is visiting your spontaneous sign. But reacting too quickly might have you running off in the wrong direction, determined to fix a problem that can wait. Ask someone you trust to help you set new priorities today before you make a mistake. Look before you leap.
► 2 April 2015 : Your life is unfolding in super-fast motion today, yet it might not seem overwhelming at all. In fact, you could be experiencing great pleasure in keeping up with the hectic pace. Paradoxically, you are quite realistic about the work ahead, even if your ideas about all your current projects are blown out of proportion. Nevertheless, exercising a little caution is helpful and may be the key that enables you to accomplish the very ambitious goals you have set. Feeding off the buzz can carry you to great heights.
► 3 April 2015 : You want to say what's on your mind right away, but you will be better off if you let the other person speak first. It's not helpful to think about your response while someone else is still talking; you need to listen to every word that's being said. Only after you have thoroughly digested what you heard can you begin to successfully communicate your point of view. Forget about trying to defend your conclusion to the bitter end. Success is more likely if you are open to improving your strategy by listening to the perspectives of those who disagree with you as well as those who support you.
► 4 April 2015 : You're willing to jump in but your common sense reminds you of the price you often pay when you dive in before testing the depth and temperature of the water. Today's Libra Lunar Eclipse is opposite your Aries Sun sign, complicating your life because of the strong ambivalence it brings. Something doesn't feel quite right and you're correct to trust your instincts now. Before you say yes without thinking first, pull back a bit to find a healthy balance.
► 5 April 2015 : Keeping your social life in order requires a real diligence on your part today because of pressures building from several different directions. You might have too many commitments on your calendar or your schedule may be disrupted by an urgent need to take care of more pressing personal issues. But even if you try to avoid emotional confrontation now, circumstances demand that you deal with the conflict between your feelings and someone else's agenda. This is a turning point in managing your relationships; responding honestly sets a positive example for everyone else.
► 6 April 2015 : You're not willing to continue on in your old ways any longer. You are eagerly anticipating a big change, but aren't ready to communicate your new perspective to anyone else because you don't want to shock your friends with your radical ideas. Nevertheless, you might not be able to contain your enthusiasm today and may blurt out the truth before you even think about what you're going to say. Thankfully, it isn't necessary to stress about something you haven't yet shared; everything will come out into the open when the time is right.
► 7 April 2015 : You might suddenly realize there is a limit to your seemingly bottomless well of vitality. You could be running on empty now because it's unlikely that you conserved much energy over the past few weeks. Don't pretend that you can continue to carry on without making some much-needed modifications to your lifestyle. Instead of waiting until you hit the proverbial wall, make time for some overdue rest today. There is no valid excuse for procrastinating when it comes to taking care of your health.
► 8 April 2015 : You love surprises on a day like today, even if your plans fall apart. Change is so exhilarating that you don't really care what happens next as long as you are in charge. However, it's wise to consider a gentler approach to life because you could scare others away with your overzealous attitude. Nevertheless, communicator Mercury's hook-up with innovative Uranus enables you to be brilliant if you don't push too hard. Thankfully, you can still get what you need without offending anyone if you just stop and consider all of the ramifications before jumping in.
► 9 April 2015 : You might believe that you can zip through your day without encountering any problems at all, but it won't take long for your imagination to run into reality. Luckily, it will take more than a minor setback to eat away at your confidence. Unfortunately, having a brilliant idea doesn't mean you can turn it into a successful plan unless you're committed to giving it hundred percent. Nevertheless, creative pursuits can be the source of great pleasure now if you're willing to work within the scope of your current limitations.
► 10 April 2015 : Your nerves are on edge, heightening your awareness of the excitement in your life now. Fortunately, you also realize you must maintain your cool at all costs if you want to earn the respect of others. No matter how impatient you are today, it's crucial to filter out some of your most radical ideas so you can effectively make your point. Taking an innovative approach is still your best option, but keep in mind that the world is relying on you to show up in a responsible manner.
► 11 April 2015 : It feels as if the world is your playground today with so many fascinating ways to spend your time. However, you may grow resentful if you can't escape your responsibilities long enough to chase more pleasurable pursuits. Nevertheless, anyone who stands in your path to possible happiness might become the easy target for your negativity. Fortunately, you're better able to compromise once you acknowledge that your desires are on the extreme side now. You can't always live in the moment; personal fulfillment comes from balancing your need for immediate gratification with your respect for promises already made.
► 12 April 2015 : Your secret weapon today is faith, and you might actually be able to manifest a dream if you believe in it strongly enough. However, even the slightest bit of doubt could be enough to let your goal slip through your fingers and disappear back into your imagination. When energetic Mars blends its fiery convictions with the magic touch of otherworldly Neptune, others may see you as a benevolent wizard. But there's no trickery involved; it's only the laws of nature cooperating with your powerful intuition. Your job is to believe in yourself and dance to the music you hear in your heart.
► 13 April 2015 : It doesn't matter how altruistic your intentions are today; you may be so preoccupied with your own needs that you hurt someone's feelings without even realizing it. Just because your agenda makes logical sense to you doesn't mean that anyone else will share your perspective. Reconsider your options before doing something that you might quickly regret. Talking about your plans with those you trust helps in more ways than one. Harnessing your enthusiasm for the good of all is your best bet.
► 14 April 2015 : You might think you have a handle on the events of the day, but you're most likely viewing reality through rose-colored glasses. Your absolute certainty is misleading to people who take your words at face value. Although the facts are foggy, your intuition is strong today. Be fair to all parties involved by acknowledging your temporary disorientation before creating any unnecessary discord. Your happiness depends on your ability to be honest with everyone now, especially yourself.
► 15 April 2015 : Finding love and keeping it alive isn't just a matter of making a wish and blowing out the candles. The truth is it takes a lot of hard work to make a relationship endure over the long haul. Whether you are single or not, you may feel as if you're on your own now. Initiating communication won't necessarily reignite the passion but it can build a foundation of trust. Although it might feel uncomfortable at first, revealing your vulnerability is the necessary first step to creating a solid emotional bond that survives the tests of time.
► 2 April 2015 : Your life is unfolding in super-fast motion today, yet it might not seem overwhelming at all. In fact, you could be experiencing great pleasure in keeping up with the hectic pace. Paradoxically, you are quite realistic about the work ahead, even if your ideas about all your current projects are blown out of proportion. Nevertheless, exercising a little caution is helpful and may be the key that enables you to accomplish the very ambitious goals you have set. Feeding off the buzz can carry you to great heights.
► 3 April 2015 : You want to say what's on your mind right away, but you will be better off if you let the other person speak first. It's not helpful to think about your response while someone else is still talking; you need to listen to every word that's being said. Only after you have thoroughly digested what you heard can you begin to successfully communicate your point of view. Forget about trying to defend your conclusion to the bitter end. Success is more likely if you are open to improving your strategy by listening to the perspectives of those who disagree with you as well as those who support you.
► 4 April 2015 : You're willing to jump in but your common sense reminds you of the price you often pay when you dive in before testing the depth and temperature of the water. Today's Libra Lunar Eclipse is opposite your Aries Sun sign, complicating your life because of the strong ambivalence it brings. Something doesn't feel quite right and you're correct to trust your instincts now. Before you say yes without thinking first, pull back a bit to find a healthy balance.
► 5 April 2015 : Keeping your social life in order requires a real diligence on your part today because of pressures building from several different directions. You might have too many commitments on your calendar or your schedule may be disrupted by an urgent need to take care of more pressing personal issues. But even if you try to avoid emotional confrontation now, circumstances demand that you deal with the conflict between your feelings and someone else's agenda. This is a turning point in managing your relationships; responding honestly sets a positive example for everyone else.
► 6 April 2015 : You're not willing to continue on in your old ways any longer. You are eagerly anticipating a big change, but aren't ready to communicate your new perspective to anyone else because you don't want to shock your friends with your radical ideas. Nevertheless, you might not be able to contain your enthusiasm today and may blurt out the truth before you even think about what you're going to say. Thankfully, it isn't necessary to stress about something you haven't yet shared; everything will come out into the open when the time is right.
► 7 April 2015 : You might suddenly realize there is a limit to your seemingly bottomless well of vitality. You could be running on empty now because it's unlikely that you conserved much energy over the past few weeks. Don't pretend that you can continue to carry on without making some much-needed modifications to your lifestyle. Instead of waiting until you hit the proverbial wall, make time for some overdue rest today. There is no valid excuse for procrastinating when it comes to taking care of your health.
► 8 April 2015 : You love surprises on a day like today, even if your plans fall apart. Change is so exhilarating that you don't really care what happens next as long as you are in charge. However, it's wise to consider a gentler approach to life because you could scare others away with your overzealous attitude. Nevertheless, communicator Mercury's hook-up with innovative Uranus enables you to be brilliant if you don't push too hard. Thankfully, you can still get what you need without offending anyone if you just stop and consider all of the ramifications before jumping in.
► 9 April 2015 : You might believe that you can zip through your day without encountering any problems at all, but it won't take long for your imagination to run into reality. Luckily, it will take more than a minor setback to eat away at your confidence. Unfortunately, having a brilliant idea doesn't mean you can turn it into a successful plan unless you're committed to giving it hundred percent. Nevertheless, creative pursuits can be the source of great pleasure now if you're willing to work within the scope of your current limitations.
► 10 April 2015 : Your nerves are on edge, heightening your awareness of the excitement in your life now. Fortunately, you also realize you must maintain your cool at all costs if you want to earn the respect of others. No matter how impatient you are today, it's crucial to filter out some of your most radical ideas so you can effectively make your point. Taking an innovative approach is still your best option, but keep in mind that the world is relying on you to show up in a responsible manner.
► 11 April 2015 : It feels as if the world is your playground today with so many fascinating ways to spend your time. However, you may grow resentful if you can't escape your responsibilities long enough to chase more pleasurable pursuits. Nevertheless, anyone who stands in your path to possible happiness might become the easy target for your negativity. Fortunately, you're better able to compromise once you acknowledge that your desires are on the extreme side now. You can't always live in the moment; personal fulfillment comes from balancing your need for immediate gratification with your respect for promises already made.
► 12 April 2015 : Your secret weapon today is faith, and you might actually be able to manifest a dream if you believe in it strongly enough. However, even the slightest bit of doubt could be enough to let your goal slip through your fingers and disappear back into your imagination. When energetic Mars blends its fiery convictions with the magic touch of otherworldly Neptune, others may see you as a benevolent wizard. But there's no trickery involved; it's only the laws of nature cooperating with your powerful intuition. Your job is to believe in yourself and dance to the music you hear in your heart.
► 13 April 2015 : It doesn't matter how altruistic your intentions are today; you may be so preoccupied with your own needs that you hurt someone's feelings without even realizing it. Just because your agenda makes logical sense to you doesn't mean that anyone else will share your perspective. Reconsider your options before doing something that you might quickly regret. Talking about your plans with those you trust helps in more ways than one. Harnessing your enthusiasm for the good of all is your best bet.
► 14 April 2015 : You might think you have a handle on the events of the day, but you're most likely viewing reality through rose-colored glasses. Your absolute certainty is misleading to people who take your words at face value. Although the facts are foggy, your intuition is strong today. Be fair to all parties involved by acknowledging your temporary disorientation before creating any unnecessary discord. Your happiness depends on your ability to be honest with everyone now, especially yourself.
► 15 April 2015 : Finding love and keeping it alive isn't just a matter of making a wish and blowing out the candles. The truth is it takes a lot of hard work to make a relationship endure over the long haul. Whether you are single or not, you may feel as if you're on your own now. Initiating communication won't necessarily reignite the passion but it can build a foundation of trust. Although it might feel uncomfortable at first, revealing your vulnerability is the necessary first step to creating a solid emotional bond that survives the tests of time.
■ BROOKING INSTITUTION 1 April 2015 : Apocalypse a bit later: The meaning of Putin's nuclear threats
■ NEWSWEEK 3 April 2015 : Putin's 'Fair and Balanced' Propaganda Coup
■ MOSCOW TIMES 6 April 2015 : Putin Refused Poroshenko's Offer to 'Take Donbass' — Forbes
■ FOXNEWS 9 April 2015 : UN paid Russian air charters hundreds of millions while Putin invaded Ukraine
■ CBC Ca 6 April 2015 : Alexander Litvinenko's family blames Vladimir Putin amid inquiry
■ ALJAZEERA AMERICA 7 April 2015 : Who's afraid of big, bad Putin?
■ NEWSWEEK 6 April 2015 : Putin's Ukraine War Is About Founding a New Russian Empire
■ NY TIMES 6 April 2015 : Waving Cash, Putin Sows E.U. Divisions in an Effort to Break Sanctions
■ NEWSWEEK 7 April 2015 : Putin Throws Away the Rule Book
■ NEWS Au 11 April 2015 : Memes illegal in Russia: Kremlin bans Putin, celebrity memes
■ BREIBART 10 April 2015 : UKIP's Diane James admires Vladimir Putin for 'standing up for his country'
■ DAILY BEAST 8 April 2015 : Obama to Putin: Stop Hacking Me
■ FISCAL TIMES 10 April 2015: Putin's Mac Attack Would Take Bite Out of McDonald's
■ TELEGRAPH 9 April 2015 : Vladimir Putin 'backs Russian fast-food rival to McDonald's'
■ NY TIMES 7 April 2015 : Lawmakers Take Step to Remove Putin Critic
■ MOSCOW TIMES 10 April 2015 : Russia's Middle Class Reluctant to Blame Putin for Economic Downturn
■ NEWSWEEK 11 April 2015 : Putin Thrives on Russian Passivity
■ NY TIMES 7 April 2015 : Greece Should Be Wary of Mr. Putin
■ INDEPENDENT 13 April 2015 : Vladimir Putin would be pleased if Ed Miliband became prime minister, Tory minister Nick Boles claims
■ CBC Ca 10 April 2015 : Kasparov: Vladimir Putin's Russia a virus that must be contained
■ VOA NEWS 10 April 2015 : Former US Ambassador: Putin Has No Interest in Resolving Ukraine Conflict
■ AL ARABIYA 12 April 2015 : German FM rejects calls to invite Putin to G7 talks
► PAMBAZUKA NEWS 14 April 2011 : The lies behind the West's war on Libya
► COUNSEL HEAL
■ 16 March 2015 : Porn Makes Men Better Lovers, Study Suggests
■ 23 March 2015 : More Mothers Staying Unmarried
■ 30 March 2015 : An Apple a Day Keeps the Pharmacist Away
■ 31 March 2015 : Alzheimer's Cured by Cancer Drug in Mouse Study
■ 2 April 2015 : High-Fat Dairy Products Linked to Lower Diabetes Risk
■ 3 April 2015 : Depression Linked to Joint Inflammation
■ 7 April 2015 : PTSD Seriously Affects Sexual Abilities || ► WILEY
■ 13 April 2015 : Career Length Linked to Birth Weight
► HUFFINGTON POST
■ 31 March 2015 : McCain Joins Bolton, Invites Israel to Bomb Iran
■ 31 March 2015 : Hillary Clinton's Safe Bet on Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel
■ 3 April 2015 : Former Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr : This Is 'A One-Sided Agreement' Against Iran
■ 3 April 2015 : A Letter to Michael Douglas Following His Son's Anti-Semitic Experience
■ 9 April 2015 : Antonio Banderas Wants To Be A Fashion Designer, Plans To Study At Central Saint Martins
■ 9 April 2015 : My Husband Had a One Night StandAh, this is too wordy. If you betray me, I'll go. Our relationship is over, thank you for trying to be together forever. We have tried our best, but it is impossible, cause we know, only death that goes on forever.
So, goodbye. Easy, right?
That's why I'm so afraid of marriage, because I do not want someone else can easily hurt my feelings under various pretexts, and he will make me like a fool, ... so humiliated, worthless... then what is left behind only depression, madness. Auuw, love, I cry out to you, "You are really fucking if you make me die because of you!"
Better I live alone with sufficient finances to cope with a variety of minor problems that may occur, for example, about toilets, electricity, kitchen, ceiling, water distribution, air conditioning, refrigerator and all utensils, ... Jeez! It seems I must look for a very technical person to be a new helper as well as a friend.
Friend? Oooh... dahling, I'm just guessing, can we really be strangers to one another when, perhaps, someday, we'll split up? And when the time comes, you're not my friend anymore? ... forever ...?
■ 10 April 2015 : Memo to Jewish Americans : It's pro-Israel to Find Netanyahu Embarrassing
■ 12 April 2015 : Hillary Clinton Seeks U.S. Presidency -- Three Reasons to Say 'No'
■ 13 April 2015 : Bobby Brown Speaks Out At First Public Appearance Since Bobbi Kristina's HospitalizationAh, just one reason is needed if I do not like something, anything. I do not like her because I do not like the way she laughs. That is all. And I do not like her to be U.S. president for any period at any time.
So, Mrs. Clinton, just take care of your grandchildren. You're too old to be president.
► FOREIGN POLICY 31 March 2015 : Does Israel Really Have a Thermonuclear Weapon? And did the Pentagon really just declassify a document admitting knowledge of this?
► BLOOMBERG 31 March 2015 : Iran's Charmer in Chief Wins Again
► LIVESCIENCE
■ 31 March 2015 : Reference: Having a Baby | Stages of Pregnancy
■ 31 March 2015 : Shocking Discovery: Egypt's 'Mona Lisa' May Be a Fake
■ 31 March 2015 : Animal Sex: How Polar Bears Do It
■ 1April 2015 : World's Oldest Woman Revealed Her Secret to Long Life
■ 1 April 2015 : Too Much Iced Tea Blamed for Man's Kidney Failure
■ 6 April 2015 : Want to Live Longer? Optimal Amount of Exercise Revealed
■ 6 April 2015 : Near-Death Experiences: What Happens in the Brain Before Dying || ■ DAILY CALLER 24 July 2013 : Study: Death happens slowly and can be delayed
■ 9 April 2015 : Cosmetic Surgery Makes Women Look More Likable
► SCIENCEMAG
■ 17 March 2015 : Speaking a second language may change how you see the world || ■ SCIENCE DAILY 15 March 2011: Bilinguals see the world in a different way, study suggests
■ 19 March 2015 : Glowing mushroom attracts insects
■ 23 March 2015 : How to scare off a marauding elephant
■ 2 April 2015 : How Europeans evolved white skin
■ 7 April 2015 : Why your kid plays guitar better than you do
► POP SCIENCE 30 March 2015 : Ask Us Anything: How Common Is Scientific Fraud? Short answer: At least one in 50 scientists is doing something fishy || ► SCIENCE DAILY 29 May 2009 : How Many Scientists Fabricate And Falsify Research?
► SCIENCEDAILY
■ 15 July 2003 : Scientists Find Gene That Protects Against Potato Blight
■ 2 April 2015 : Black holes don't erase information, scientists say
■ 7 April 2015 : Anesthetic gases raise Earth's temperature (a little) while you sleep
■ 8 April 2015 : Brain scans reveal how people 'justify' killing
■ 8 April 2015 : Violent formation of the moon: New view
■ 8 April 2015 : Don't blame kids if they do not enjoy school, study of twins suggests
■ 8 April 2015 : Shorter height is directly associated with increased risk of coronary heart disease
► MEDICAL NEWS TODAY 2 April 2015 : Adverse childhood experiences may increase the risk of asthma, study finds
► DISCOVERY 24 March 2015 : Giant Rats Sniff Out TB in Mozambique
► USA TODAY 31 March 2015 : Nicki Minaj cuddles Princess Diana's nephew
► PEOPLE
■ 29 March 2015 : Mike Fisher and Carrie Underwood Introduce Son Isaiah
■ 30 March 2015 : The Barely-There Celebrity Bikini Pics (Kylie! Lisa! Demi!) You Can't Miss
■ 8 April 2015 : Barry Manilow's New Husband Garry Kief : 3 Things to Know About Barry Manilow's New Husband, Garry Kief
■ 9 April 2015 : The Royal Baby Is Almost Here! Let's Talk Princess Kate's Maternity Style Secrets
■ 9 April 2015 : Why Princess Kate and Prince William Won't Hire a Second Nanny for Baby No. 2
► DAILY MAIL
■ 26 March 2015 : Dozen that birthmark look odd? Baby is born with distinguishable number '12' on his forehead
■ 27 March 2015 : Aleira Avendano, model shrinks her waist to just 20 inches by wearing a corset for 23 hours every day for six years... despite doctors warning she could be doing serious damage
■ 30 March 2015 : Bikini-clad Demi Lovato embraces her curves and her cute little dog while showing off her pert derriere in new Instagram
■ 30 March 2015 : Lamb with human-like features including eyes, nose and mouth is born on a farm in Russia
■ 31 March 2015 : What a gent! David Beckham stops for photos with fans at an LA juice bar after yet another gruelling fitness session at the gym
■ 31 March 2015 : David and Victoria Beckham get next-door neighbour hot under the collar with plans to air condition five rooms in their £31.5million London mansion - including the gym and wine cellar
■ 31 March 2015 : Model, 22, who says Harvey Weinstein groped her in his NYC office also accused her wealthy 70-year-old former lover of rape in Italy four years ago
■ 1 April 2015 : Brooklyn Beckham cringes in the audience as embarrassing dad David reveals Victoria made him gatecrash eldest son's first date on The Late Late Show
■ 1 April 2015 : It's definitely paying off! Khloe Kardashian shows off slim figure in sexy slinky dressing gown after putting in epic gym workouts
■ 2 April 2015 : France cracks down on 'pro-anorexia' websites that encourage young women to keep their weight as low as possible
■ 2 April 2015 : Chinese panda Lu Lu shoots to fame for record-breaking sex session at nearly EIGHT minutes long
■ 3 April 2015 : 'I'm single right now': J-Lo laughs off questions over reconciliation with Casper Smart... despite being caught kissing him
■ 5 April 2015 : The controversial rich kids of Mexico: Elite offspring who present themselves as young 'kings' and have already repeatedly embarrassed their parents who run the country. Teens and young adults from Mexico use social media to show off wealth. They are known as Mirreyes and are members of Mexican high society. One such individual, Jorge Alberto López Amores, dove off yacht in 2014. López, 29, asked friends to take video of stunt and was never seen again. Expert: 'The economic wealth Mirreyes use is the main marker of class'. Households in Mexico take in an average of $12,850 per year after taxes
■ 6 April 2015 : Just when you thought it was safe to get out of the water! Swimmers flee to shore after shark approaches... only for the deadly animal to follow them right up to the beach
■ 6 April 2015 : BBC bosses blasted for making Syrian Journey computer game about refugees fleeing the war-torn country
■ 6 April 2015 : 'I live so I can die with you': Beyonce dedicates new love song to Jay Z in honour of their seventh wedding anniversary
■ 7 April 2015 : Svetlana Lokhova, high-flying banker nicknamed 'Crazy Miss Cokehead' by bullying male colleagues is awarded £3.2million compensation for harassment
■ 7 April 2015 : Why sleep is a vital weapon against dementia
■ 7 April 2015 : How white skin evolved in Europeans: Pale complexions only spread in the region 8,000 years ago, study claims
■ 7 April 2015 : Alexandra Allen, agony of teen who is so allergic to water that a quick shower can cause potentially deadly burning rash
■ 7 April 2015 : Having it their way: Burger King to pay for Mr Burger's marriage to Ms King - and personalized BK crowns will be on the menu. Joel Burger and Ashley King have known each other since kindergarten.They got engaged and announced with a photo taken at Burger King sign. Chain found out and contacted couple about paying for their July wedding. BK will provide personalized gift bags, Mason Jars and crowns for event
■ 8 April 2015 : Ryan Gosling cuts a suave figure in grey tweed suit as he attends the French premiere of his directorial debut Lost River
■ 8 April 2015 : Charlotte Crosby displays dramatically slimmed down figure in white dress as she continues to chart her weight loss
■ 8 April 2015 : Armenia, here we come! Kim Kardashian returns to her roots with long hair for trip with Kanye West and sleepy North
■ 8 April 2015 : 'They've already left the country': Experts believe millions of pounds worth of gems stolen in the daring Hatton Garden heist have already been smuggled out of the UK
■ 8 April 2015 : I said I need to find a new HEIR! Robert Mugabe looks like he has got himself a new haircut – and even some earrings – amid claims he is lining up his daughter to replace him
■ 9 April 2015 : Revealed : Barry Manilow quietly married his longtime manager Garry Kief in 'surprise' wedding last year
■ 9 April 2015 : EXCLUSIVE: Mad Men star Jon Hamm and girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt deny that she dumped him before rehab
■ 9 April 2015 : The ancient fortress that has historians - and Putin - baffled: Nobody knows why spectacular 1,300-year-old Siberian island fort was built... or why it was abandoned
■ 10 April 2015 : Kim Kardashian takes in the sights of Armenia carrying her daughter North West and joined by rapper husband Kanye West and sister Khloe
■ 10 April 2015 : 'I wanted to simplify my morning struggle': Meet the woman who has worn the exact same outfit to work every day for three years. Matilda Kahl, an art director at Saatchi & Saatchi, owns 15 of the same white shirt and several pairs of plain black trousers. She has just had to invest in 15 new shirts from Zara because the others are now too worn to wear but has no other plans to change her 'uniform'
■ 12 April 2015 : Kristen Stewart steps out for the first time since pictures emerged of her holding hands with gal pal Alicia Cargile
■ 12 April 2015 : Festival friends: Robert Pattinson watches fiancée FKA twigs perform at Coachella alongside his close friend Katy Perry
■ 12 April 2015 : Labour candidate accused of going to extraordinary lengths to cover up links to Putin... and a £1bn arms deal
■ 12 April 2015 : Greek believers fire off rockets to celebrate Orthodox Easter while Vladimir Putin meets Patriarch of Russian church
■ 12 April 2015 : Shock new video shows ISIS thugs smashing historic Iraqi city of Nimrud with barrel bombs, bulldozers and jackhammers in orgy of destruction slammed as a war crime by the United Nations
■ 12 April 2015 : Nine-year-old sex slave is made pregnant by 10 ISIS militants raping her, says aid worker
■12 April 2015 : Paul Walker's daughter Meadow Rain attends Coachella... after uncle Cody voiced his support for the 16-year-old in battle over inheritanc
■ 13 April 2015 : WikiLeaks accuses Hillary Clinton of stealing its 'innovative' Twitter logo design for her campaign
■ 15 April 2015 : It's a boy! Kimora Lee Simmons welcomes her fourth child, a son named Wolfe, with husband Tim Leissner
■ 15 April 2015 : What a difference a glam squad makes! Heidi Klum, 41, shares shocking before and after shots of her makeover for a photo shoot
► NEWSMAX 1 April 2015 : Iranian General: 'Erasing Israel Off the Map' Is 'Nonnegotiable'
► OILPRICE
■ 1 April 2015 : Finally Some Good News For Oil Prices
■ 1 April 2015 : Why Putin Doesn't Need To Pander To The West
► HRW 1 April 2015 : ICC : Palestine is Newest Member || ► TELEGRAPH 1 April 2015 : Palestinian Authority formally joins ICC - but what will it mean for Israel and PA? || ► GUARDIAN 1 April 2015 : Palestinian Authority becomes member of international criminal court || ► VOX 1 April 2015 : Palestine just formally joined the International Criminal Court. Here's what that means. || ► DAILY MAIL 1 April 2015 : International court welcomes Palestinians as 123rd member || ► NY POST 1 April 2015 : Palestinian Authority becomes member of International Criminal Court. Israel is not a member of the ICC, but the country’s military and civilian leaders could now face charges if they are believed to have committed crimes on Palestinian territory. || ► J POST 31 March 2015 : As Palestinians go to ICC, NGO files war crimes complaint against Hamas
► POLITICO
■ 2 March 2014 : Why Russia No Longer Fears the West - by Ben Judah, author of Fragile Empire: How Russia Fell In And Out Of Love With Vladimir Putin
■ 19 October 2014 : Putin's Coup - How the Russian leader used the Ukraine crisis to consolidate his dictatorship - by Ben Judah
■ 30 March 2015 : Poll: Support for Iran nuclear talks
■ 31 March 2015 : Deal or No, Iran Will Remain a Nuclear Threat
■ 1 April 2015 : Rand Paul signs pollster for presidential campaign
■ 1 April 2015 : Ted Cruz : New York Times a 'leftist rag'
■ 11 April 2015 : Barack Obama to John McCain: Back off John Kerry
► DAILY KOS
■ 1 April 2015 : American police killed more people in March (111) than the entire UK police have killed since 1900
■ 1 April 2015 : Indiana pizza shop won't serve gays, owner says 'we're not discriminating against anyone'
■ 1 April 2015 : How to Recognize if Your Religious Liberties Are Being Violated
► WALL STREET JOURNAL : Putin Wins France's Election. Pro-Russian parties of the right did well in the weekend's municipal vote.
► NEWSWEEK 1 April 2015 : Putin's Aggression Has Unified Ukraine
► XINHUA 14 March 2015 : Aspirin used for cancer prevention could prevent hundreds of deaths in Austria: expert || ► SCIENCEDAILY 5 August 2015 : Aspirin: Scientists believe cancer prevention benefits outweigh harms
► NDTV 3 April 2015 : France Bans Ultra-Thin Models || ► NY MAG 16 March 2015 : French Lawmakers May Pass a Bill Banning Ultrathin Models || ► LOCAL Fr 3 April 2015 : France to ban skinny models from catwalks
► TODAY's ZAMAN 3 April 2015 : Turkey welcomes Iran nuclear agreement, hopes Tehran will go further || ► FORBES 3 April 2015 : Iranian Nuclear Deal A Win-Win-Win || ► GULF TIMES 3 April 2015 : Iran nuclear deal step in 'very dangerous' direction: Israel|| ► IRNA 4 April 2015 : Mousavian: Historic nuclear deal prevents a new war in Middle East || ► GUARDIAN 3 April 2015 : Angry Republicans condemn 'alarming' nuclear deal with Iran || ► NY TIMES 2 April 2015 : Iran Agrees to Detailed Nuclear Outline, First Step Toward a Wider Deal || ► ANTI WAR 3 April 2015 : Netanyahu: Final Iran Nuclear Deal Must Endorse Israel. Demands More Sanctions on Iran Until They Endorse Him || ► TELEGRAPH 3 April 2015 : Nuclear deal threatens Israel's existence, Benjamin Netanyahu says. Israeli leader voices anger over Lausanne agreement with Iran in phone conversation with Barack Obama
► TECHCRUNCH 20 January 2015 : DARPA's Incredible Humanoid Robot Can Now Walk On Its Own Two Feet, No Support Required
* DARPA 24 October 2012 : Robots, Take Your Mark… The DARPA Robotics Challenge Begins Today! Will It Include You? :
* DARPA 11 July 2013 : DARPA's ATLAS Robot Unveiled
* DARPA : DARPA Robotics Challenge Track A - Teams and Designs
► UBERGIZMO
■ 2 April 2015 : Sony Informs Hacked Gamer To Fork Out Outstanding Charges Of His PlayStation Account
■ 3 April 2015 : Solarbike Looks Right Out From The Future
► VALUE WALK 3 April 2015 : Russia Threatens Nuclear War To Drive NATO Out Of Baltics
► NATIONAL INTEREST 4 April 2015 : What Iranians Are Saying about the Nuke Deal
► DIGITAL SPY 3 April 2015 : Ringo Starr on The Beatles: "We were four brothers"
► NY TIMES 14 April 2015 : Fidel Castro Appears in Public for First Time in 14 Months
► SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST 6 April 2015 : Life as Putin's troll: Army of online writers hired to praise president and mock rivals
► NY TIMES 5 April 2015 : Pope and Thousands of People Brave Rain for Easter in St. Peter's Square
► GUARDIAN 18 March 2015 : Bill Maher accused of Islamophobia for comparing Zayn Malik to Boston marathon bomber
► VOX 7 April 2015 : The real reason Netanyahu and the GOP hate this Iran deal
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► MUVS Newsletter : Pregnancy tests
Dear friends of the Museum of Contraception and Abortion, "long time no see" – since we have been more than busy in building up our new museum we didn’t send any newsletters for quite a while! But because our work has progressed nicely the tradition of our regular newsletters can be renewed.
Read here juicy treats regarding pregnancy tests: Wheat, beer and frogs
"Frequently signs of pregnancy are vague or so difficult to understand that women are mistakingly seen as pregnant. In other cases pregnancy is recognised very late. Not only midwives and women themselves were mistaken, even doctors knew very little on physical signs till the 18th century."
Read more in: Jacques Gélis: Die Geburt – Volksglaube, Rituale und Praktiken von 1500 bis 1900 (Birth – popular belief, rituals and practices, 1500 – 1900)
Nowadays it's quick and easy to learn whether or not one is pregnant. An urine test from the pharmacist’s clarifies this question even shortly before the expected monthly bleeding. Chemistry does the job.
Up till the 1970s a frog was "State of the Art". This biological indicator worked nearly as precisely as today’s testkits do – but much slower and more laborious. Its developer Carlos Galli Mainini gave a shot containing a few milliliters of the potentially pregnant woman's urine or serum into the dorsal lymph vessel or under the skin. If the pregnancy proved true the frog himself produced sperm within 3 hours. The animal had no pain whatsoever and could do the trick over and over after a few weeks.
Read more in: Semana Medica 64, 337, March 1947 und Acta Obst. Gyn. Scand. Vol. 30, 3, 308-314, 1950.
Even as shrewd detectives we could not track down any movies or photographs showing this test of great historical importance. But we were successful in recording an interview with a contemporary witness which can be watched by future visitors of the museum.
Biological test kits use the fact that the pregnancy hormone hCG (humane Chorion-Gonadotropin) closely resembles the Luteinizing Hormone LH, which is brain’s tool for controlling ovulation and sperm production respectively. In case of pregnancy a large amount of hCG can be detected in urine. Acting as an overstimulation with LH it produces the described reactions in animals.
Production of Pregnancy Hormone (hCG or ß-hCG, humane Chorion Gonadotropin) starts at day 4 after fertilisation, initially from the fertilised egg, subsequent from the placenta. As late as in 1953 a classic textbook of laboratory diagnostics summs up the following pregnancy tests, then very common and all of them using urine or serum: Besides the frog test it was Aschheim-Zondek-Reaction on mice, unfortunately very slow (72-100 hours), furthermore the mice had to be killed. Friedmann-Test (24-48 hours, working with virgin rabbits, reusable after 4 weeks), Hogben-Test (6-24 hours, frogs, reusable after 4 weeks), Zondek-Sulman-Black-Test (2-8 hours, rats had to be killed).
Disappointingly it proved unspecific and unreliable to detect pregnancy using agglutination reaction of dysentery germs (Bacterium dysenteria Flexner) or cholera vibrions.
Read more in: Laboratoriumsdiagnostik, Urban & Schwarzenberg publishers, 1953
In 1951 Doctor Hasenbein (literally: hare’s leg) from Kiel University presented a pregnancy test using earthworms. Knowledge has not been handed down why this test has not been developed any further, considering its good results of 90 percent plus the well known modesty of earthworms.
Read more in: Arch. Gyn., 181, 15-28 (1951)
In France the so called "garlic test" was in use well into the 18th century: When going to bed a woman who wanted to know about a possible pregnancy, put a clove of garlic into her vagina. If her breath shows the typical smell next morning she cannot be pregnant because the presence of an embryo prohibits such a diffusion through her body. In contrast clear breath proves fertilisation.
Such a vision was quite convincing, since due to their form cloves of garlic were understood as symbol of a cuddled fetus.
Some hints regarding pregnancy can be drawn from the lady's eyes: "In the second month" wrote French accoucheur Jacques Guillemeau, "women show lacklustre caved-in eyes with tiny pupils, weak and droopy eyelids, and the tiny vessels in the corners of the eye are thicker and more swollen than usual." Furthermore her glances change: "If there is no other hint on a woman's pregnancy, it's her eyes." Eyes are pregnancy's mirror.
Well-known accoucheur Louise Bourgeois explained in 1626: "The midwife can cautiously feel around, whether the womb is like a chicken's backside, too tightly closed to insert a grain of wheat."
Read more in: Jacques Gélis: Die Geburt – Volksglaube, Rituale und Praktiken von 1500 bis 1900 (Birth – popular belief, rituals and practices, 1500 – 1900)
In old Egypt potentially pregnant women had to eat a mash of beer and dates. Vomitting was seen as proof of pregnancy. Turning away from strong smells and a weak feeling from the stomach are even nowadays seen as signs of a pregnancy. For another egyptian test grains of wheat or barley were spilled with the potentially pregnant woman’s urine: Barley growing well meant a son, wheat growing well predicted a daughter. Neither nor meant the lady was not pregnant. Scientists in 1963 repeating this test assembly had 70 percent hits.
Read more in: Europ. J. Obst. Gyn. Repr. Biol. 123 (2005) 3-8
In 1960 the first immunological test kits using biochemical methods for detecting pregnancy hormone hCG were in use, but gave wrong results frequently because of poor precision. So women had to wait for their hCG level high enough for a clear-cut result which meant passing another 2 weeks after the expected time of the monthly bleeding.
Not before 1975 the eminent break through of monoclonal antibodies allowed an early and fast pregnancy test, discriminating between hCG and pituitary hormone LH. Finally there was no more need for using living animals for an early pregnancy detection.
One of the newly founded Museum of Contraception and Abortion’s goals is to document the history of pregnancy tests. For this reason we ask all our readers and friends for cooperation by searching documents, images, announcements, ads, lab reports, articles, diaries etc. regarding the pregnancy test with frogs/toads, which was widely common and reliable till the 1970s.
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With a number of interesting new objects having already been donated, we are still happy to get interesting objects for the planned Museum for Contraception and Abortion, such as films, posters, leaflets, books, documents, statistics, devices and instruments for contraception, for pregnancy-testing and for abortion - from past and present times, from locally and elsewhere.
You can also help us by sponsoring the purchase of objects, which otherwise we would not be able to finance.
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Clap 36. Réalisatrice: Béatrice Pignède. Réalisateur: Francesco Condemi. Published on Sep 24, 2012 by Clap Trentesix
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Un film documentaire de Béatrice Pignède. Published on Sep 24, 2012 by Clap Trentesix.
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Clap 36
Réalisatrice: Béatrice Pignède
Réalisateur: Francesco Condemi. Published on Sep 24, 2012 by Clap Trentesix
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■ Greece fails to reach initial deal on reforms with lenders
■ Georgia president says Russia is threat to regional security
■ Hugo Chavez' favorite daughter makes UN debut as US bashed
■ Israel advances plans for largest Palestinian housing project
■ IS enters Palestinian camp in Damascus; Jordan closes border
■ Sailor reported missing at sea for 66 days in good health
■ Giant rats sniff out TB in Mozambique
■ Russian ships in old Arctic NATO base set alarms bells ringing
■ China says Iran deal good for Sino-U.S. relations
■ Moscow condemns 'anti-Russian campaign' in U.S.
■ AP Analysis: Iran deal leaves major questions unresolved
■ Trolling for Putin: Russia's information war explained
■ Gunman in Kenyan massacre was government official's son
■ World's oldest person dies at age 116 in Arkansas
■ Recognition of Israel not part of nuke deal: Obama
■ Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel wins 2nd term in runoff victory
■ Greek PM blasts Russia sanctions at Putin meet
■ Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's mother: "My sons are innocent. The terrorists are the Americans and everyone knows it," Zubeidat Tsarnaeva writes
■ Mugabe tells S.Africa media: 'I don't want to see a white man'
■ Transgender teen in California kills self after bullying
■ The mystery moneymen behind Ted Cruz's super-PACs
■ Obama meets Venezuela's president on sidelines of summit
■ Supermodel Gisele says body 'asked to stop' runway life
■ Hillary Clinton announces her presidential campaign
■ Republicans preemptively react to Hillary Clinton's coming presidential announcement
■ 10 things you may not know about Hillary Rodham Clinton
■ Don't interfere with Iran talks, Kerry urges Congress
■ Iran must end 'aggression' for sanctions relief: Netanyahu
■ Black America Is Less Homogenous Than You Think
■ Pro-Russians blast destruction of Soviet statues in Ukraine
■ Republican Marco Rubio announces US presidential run
■ The Rubio record: From tea party hero to immigration reformer and beyond
■ White House agrees to give Congress a say on Iran deal
■ Obama to remove Cuba from state sponsor of terror list
■ Congress Makes Obama Back Down on Iran
■ Pro-Putin bikers spark controversy with WWII victory ride
■ Celebrity Greek minister challenged over 'Obama meeting'
► GOOD MORNING AMERICA
■ Alabama Baby Born Without a Nose, Mom Says He's Perfect
■ Kim Kardashian Might Not Be Able to Carry More Children and other Family Bombshells
■ Obama says Climate Change's Impact On Health Is Personal for Him
► PARENTING
■ 'My Son Had His First Birthday Party In Prison'
■ An Open Letter to the Moms Who Judged My Kids for Being Picky Eaters
► TV
■ Nicki Minaj Gets a Marriage Proposal from a Very Hot Royal
You talk about the dress cost? Oh, it does not matter to me. Look at her carelfully! She looks more ugly because her body is getting thinner and thinner. It seems, her body is being eaten by a latent chronic diseases.
To any reporter, please, ask her about her health. There are many beautiful women wearing expensive clothes, too, but (for me) health is incomparable. Moreover, expensive clothes still look expensive when worn by a mannequin though, right?
And you will always be beautiful when you are healthy although your body just wearing a simple outfit with standard price.
■ Justin Bieber and Kendall Jenner Spark Dating Rumors with Intimate PhotosWhat the hell is this? Ehehehe, she does not need to pretend to sell her brain for what she is referring to is her big breasts. This is just about the sex organs, and she feels proud with matters related to sex hormones? If a teenage boy watching her and he reacts hormonally, then he will find a way to resolve the problem: having sex with his friend, prostitutes or masturbation spontaneously. Well, it is my guess on the boy's sexual response. Do not ask me what will happen to adult males if they are watching her, ahahaha ... because I know I can be wrong, given that men and women today are the same, .... what the heck?
Because I'm not a lesbian, of course I do not like to see her. Maybe my partner likes her, I'll ask him later. And I do not need to be upset if my partner likes women than men, because it means he is a normal man. Yes, but this does not mean an endorsement for him to sleep with other women as much as he wants, because I only have one heart to tolerate everything. And as a woman, I feel embarrassed and offended if I will be considered meaningful in life competition if things are highlighted from me just only about my tits, my ass, my groin, my lips, my pussy, and so on. Sorry, I want to heighten the degree of my own life with things more humane. Thank you for your appreciation.
■ Kelly Clarkson: My Husband Is 'Not My Other Half'To the little boy, mmm... maybe yes. But for making this video, no. A person who recorded this video to let the child do it: losing his fish. Someone can buy the boy a new fish, but will this cuteness still be funny if repeated? I can't smile twice for a same cuteness.
■ Bruce Willis and Demi Moore Pose for Rare Family Photo with Their Daughters
► TRAVEL
■ I Spent My 30th Birthday in Mexico — Alone!
■ Traveling Through Pakistan With My (Fake) Husband
► HEALTH
■ Hayley Okines, Beloved Teenager Trapped In 104-Year-Old Body, Passes Away At 17
■ What Happens When You Drink 16 Glasses Of Iced Tea A Day
► BEAUTY
■ 'I Haven't Shampooed My Hair in 6 Years'
■ This is My Body Today: What I've Lost and What I'm Learning
► STYLE
■ The Saudi Princess and the Multi-Million Dollar Shopping Spree
■ Jennifer Lopez's Famous Green Versace Dress Spawned Google Images
■ Jaden Smith Wears a Dress, Doesn't Care What You Think
I do not think anything about him, too. ehehehe. I also do not care if actually he wants to be perceived as effeminate ehehehe. I do not have time for children aged 16 years, let alone to think about whether he has been able to stand up straight while peeing. ehhhee.
► TECHNOLOGY : China Now Has an Internet Cannon. Wait, What's an Internet Cannon?
► CELEBRITY
■ Kristen Stewart Holds Hands With Alicia Cargile in Los Angeles
■ Kimora Lee Simmons Gives Birth to A Baby Boy
► NEWS
■ Nigeria election: Muhammadu Buhari wins presidency
■ Hamas leader Meshaal warns of Israeli 'extremism' after elections
■ China building 'great wall of sand' in South China Sea
■ French local elections: Conservatives triumph over left
■ Iran nuclear talks: 'Framework' deal agreed
■ Obama aims to sway Congress on Iran - President Obama begins his push to persuade sceptical members of the US Congress to back the Iran nuclear agreement.
* Can Congress kill the deal?* Video Rouhani: 'We will honour pledges'
■ Russian bid for Czech hearts and minds
■ Yemen conflict: Red Cross to send aid flights to Sanaa
■ Greek leader Alexis Tsipras in Moscow for Putin talks
■ Greece Nazi occupation: Athens asks Germany for €279bn
■ France declassifies Rwanda genocide archive
■ Would Che Guevara oppose warmer US-Cuba relations?
■ California drought: Will the Golden State turn brown?
■ Syria crisis: A brush with the brutal world of child refugees
■ Hugh Schofield: Adieu to largesse at Radio France. Sarkozy ex-aide takes the axe to Radio France largesse
■ Mother who killed son with salt for web attention jailed
■ Kenya's stoic survivors defy al-Shabab
■ Islamic State video 'shows destruction of Nimrud'
■ Turkey anger at Pope Francis Armenian 'genocide' claim
■ France's Jean-Marie Le Pen 'pulls out of poll'
► PROGRAMME : Development of chins linked to cooking. Researchers have been trying to work out why humans appear to be the only mammals with chins and now think it may be down to the fact that humans started cooking food. Dr James Pampush, from the Department of Anthropology at the University of Florida, says he couldn't link it with any natural selection and thinks it is connected to teeth shrinking as our early ancestors started cooking food and large teeth were no longer needed. "It's very strange that not only does every human have a chin, but, we're also the only things that do," he said. Release date: 06 Apr 2015
► MAGAZINE
■ Das Kapital-ism. What would Karl Marx make of the 21st Century? A history of capitalism - and Marx - in 233 seconds
■ I nearly drowned in chocolate
■ California vaping: The new subculture
■ Enter the 'fuzzy' libertarian Rand Paul. Rand Paul launches 'anti-Washington' campaign
■ Colombia: Home of the perfect cup of coffee?
■ A Point of View: The tyranny of the selfie
■ The enduring images of Abraham Lincoln
► SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
■ US makes climate pledge to UN
■ Zombie worms ate plesiosaur bones
► HEALTH
■ Paracetamol 'no good for back pain'
■ Blood test for Down's syndrome 'gives better results'
■ Preventive surgery for cancer genes
■ Being overweight 'reduces dementia risk'
■ Shorter people at greater risk of heart problems, study finds
► TECHNOLOGY
■ Google announces budget-priced Chromebits and Chromebooks
■ IBM and Apple want to share how you are with others
► TRAVEL
■ India's amazing living root bridges - Crossing rivers in the world's wettest place
■ Kilimanjaro's majestic icy giants
► EDUCATION & FAMILY
■ Poorer children 'have smaller brains', researchers say
■ 'Pornography addiction worry' for tenth of 12 to 13-year-olds
■ French exams kick out les cliches
► NEWSBEAT : Malala Yousafzai gets her own asteroid
► EARTH
■ The 17 most ridiculous animals - You won't believe these critters are real
■ Eight ugly animals we should save anyway
■ The world's cutest chicks - Could these be the world's cutest Easter chicks?
■ Weird green objects seen in space - A series of huge wispy green objects are photographed in deep space
► FUTURE
■ The worst place on Earth - A dark, hidden lake filled by our tech lust
■ What's the most we can remember?
■ How movie spacecraft are made - How Interstellar's spacecraft took shape
► HEALTH
■ Unsafe food is 'growing global threat', says WHO
■ Skin cancer 'linked to package holiday boom'
► CULTURE
■ Jean genie: The denim evolution
■ The world's oddest libraries?
► CAPITAL
■ What's that you say, grandpa? Boomers and millennials listen up: you can play nice at work.
■ How to catch a liar at the office
■ Is this the edgiest place on earth?
► 10 things we didn't know last week
■ 27 March 2015
■ 10 April 2015
► Nuclear deal with Iran 'reached on all key aspects' – Lavrov
► Jesse Ventura to host new heavyweight current affairs show on RT America
► Romania will host NATO heavy arms if asked, as they support 'every venture' – bloc chief
► US lifts Egypt arms ban, sends $1.3 bn in weapons
► Russian Muslims denounce ISIS as 'enemies of Islam'
► Activists decry Russians' increasing sympathy for Stalin
► Palestine gets ICC membership, opening door to Israel war crimes prosecution
► Clear & president danger: Poll shows Republicans more scared of Obama than Putin
► Russia calls UNSC session on Yemen crisis amid Saudi-led airstrikes
► NATO missile shield in Europe stays, despite understanding over 'nuclear Iran fairytale'
► US attempts at global domination are futile – Gorbachev
► Russian military begin extensive water pipeline project in Crimea (VIDEO)
► US Navy guided-missile destroyer enters Black Sea – reports
► France bans super skinny models from catwalks
► Ukraine's neo-Nazi leader becomes top military adviser, legalizes fighters
► Czech president says his 'doors are closed' to US envoy over Moscow WWII visit comments
► $10 bln down the drain? US spends billions on 'ineffective' missile defense systems
► 'Our youth not listed among war losses': RT interviews 70 WWII witnesses
► China reportedly completes 3 advanced nuclear attack subs
► Anti-racism vs anti-Muslim: Clashes as hundreds rally across Australia (PHOTOS)
► Ukraine pushes to 'ban communism' by 70th anniversary of victory over Nazism
► Nationalist lawmaker moots visa ban for foreigners attacking Russia on web & MSM
► French Muslim leader calls for doubling of mosque numbers within two years
► Al-Qaeda militants attack Yemen-Saudi Arabia border post - reports
► 'I was to play Rachmaninoff, not preach politics' – fired pianist Valentina Lisitsa to RT
► NSA surveillance blueprint: DEA tracked US phone calls years before 9/11
► Here is what you need to know about Putin's meeting with Tsipras
► 6 children dead in Yemen as Saudi-led coalition airstrike hits school
► Tsarnaev found guilty on all charges in Boston Marathon bombing
► 'Dangerous process': Russia warns against US, NATO military instructors in Ukraine
► Snowden's security tip: 'Shift your thinking from passwords to passphrases'
► Video shows 9 months pregnant, handcuffed woman punched by Texas police
► Greater military potential guarantees a calm life - Putin
► Fukushima radiation found off Canadian coast
► Revolutionary: Russian man to undergo first head-to-body transplant
► Tehran threat? Russia questions US, EU motives behind missile shield in Europe
► Virginia police attempt, fail to delete video of assault on teenager (VIDEO)
► Russian naval ship evacuates over 300 people stranded in Yemen
► Americans don't want Congress to sabotage Iran deal – new poll
► NATO ships arrive in Scotland for massive joint exercises
► Will Putin beat S.Korean singer in TIME's Person of the Year poll? The Kremlin's not 'following' it
► 'I respect you, but I don't trust you' – Maduro to Obama
► Moscow hits out as Finland and Sweden seek closer ties with NATO
► Sweden confirms mystery 'Russian sub'…was in fact a workboat
► NASA offering $18,000 for human lab rats to stay in bed
► 'Nobody will help us evacuate:' Americans urge Washington to help flee Yemen war
► 'Ignorance and arrogance' – Duma speaker blames US for international crises
► S-300 in Iran 'no threat to Israel': Putin briefs Netanyahu on defensive weapons concept
► Pooh Bear stink: Russian schoolgirls' twerk video goes viral, inquiry launched
► TSA agents fired over system to fondle male genitals in Denver
► 'Unless there's a video, police go free': Call for justice after fatal shootings
► Obama officially asks Congress to remove Cuba from terror list
► UN sanctions Houthis in Yemen, ignores Russian calls for all-inclusive arms embargo
► Obama sending $200mn in humanitarian aid to Iraq as ISIS battle rages
► Russia to tighten rules for foreign-funded religious groups
► OP-ED
■ Israel will mobilize all 'friends and assets' to try and derail Iran nuclear deal
■ 5 ways Vladimir Putin is driving America crazy
■ 'EU has already collapsed'– Beppe Grillo to RT
■ 'New Saudi regime more aggressive, seeks hegemony in Mideast'
■ US fights ISIS...while aiding ISIS
■ 'Saudi Arabia saving democracy in Yemen? That's a cruel joke!
► BUSINESS
■ Putin agrees to extend gas discount for Ukraine for next 3 months
■ Greece preparing for Grexit, own currency - media
■ 'Greece can never pay its debt' – Jim Rogers
■ Greece hasn't asked Russia for bailout – Putin
■ Ruble 'miracle' pushes 2015 gains to 15%
■ China-led Asian investment bank welcomes 5 new members
■ Russia officially joins $50bn China-led infrastructure bank
■ Russia Iran oil-for-goods deal on – Kremlin
► VIDEOS
■ Anti-terror Op: Security forces neutralize gang leader in S. Russia. Security forces in Khasavyurt - a town in the Dagestan region conducted an anti-terror operation. The leader of the 'Kizlyar' gang was held up in the apartment block and was neutralized. Firearms and ammo were found inside the apartment.
■ Lavrov: Nuclear deal with Iran 'reached on all key aspects'
■ Substantial Step: Palestine officially joins ICC
■ Iran & world powers miss nuclear deal deadline, talks go on
■ Calais migrants in limbo between UK & France, officials shift blame
■ 'Israel will try everything possible to undermine Iran nuclear deal'
■ Germanwings search & recovery op at crash site: new footage released
■ Russia's Yemen consulate damaged amid Saudi-led airstrikes
■ Iran deal best option: Military actions can't stop nuclear program – Obama
■ 'Iran nuclear deal a beginning of new relationship between Tehran and Washington'
■ The great Iranian Obama selfie-fest
■ Anti-Islam vs anti-Racism: Hundreds rally across Australia, rallies turn violent
■ 'Blood Moon': Total lunar eclipse over US (NASA STREAM)
■ Fed to Wed: Force-feeding in Mauritania (RT Documentary)
■ Greek PM to meet Putin before debt deadline
■ Plan W: Greece demands 278bn WWII reparations from Germany
■ Mideast Chaos Deepens: Bombing campaign sparks terrorist rise
■ Ocean in motion: US beefs up military presence in Pacific, China's main concern
■ Revolvers & rifles for hire in gun theme park right next door to Disney World
■ Putin: Greece hasn't asked Russia for bailout
■ Russian paratroopers land on drifting ice block in Arctic, set up base
■ Still There: Iran demands all sanctions lifted at once, no 'phases'
■ Stanford prof on US-Iran: Common enemies could make strange bedfellows
■ 'Got my money back': IMF receives Greek cash, new paychecks approach
■ First human head-to-body transplant: Russian man to undergo revolutionary surgery
■ RAW: 150 dolphins stranded in Japan, rescue op ongoing
■ #WarWitness: 'Nazis deliberately infected civilians with typhus'
■ Obama's worldview is perverse, he thinks US is the problem with the world – US think tank chief
■ Adventure time: Crossing the icy expanses of Lake Baikal by motorbike
■ Russia evacuates hundreds of people from embattled Yemen
■ 'Responsible for all that's wrong with Brazil': Tens of thousands demand President's impeachment
■ 52yo 'Spiderman' climbs world's tallest twisted skyscraper. French climber Alain Robert, a.k.a. 'Spiderman', scales Dubai's Cayan tower
■ Who is Mr. Snowden? New doco reveals whistleblower's personal story, escape saga
■ 'Can't pepper spray a ghost': Holograms parade in Madrid enraged over anti-protest 'gag law'
■ 'I shot him, I'm sorry': 73yo reserve cop kills man mistaking gun for taser in Oklahoma. A video has been released showing a reserve police officer in Tulsa, Oklahoma, shoot and kill an unarmed black man. The officer, 73-year-old Bob Bates, said he used his gun instead of a Taser 'by mistake'. Eric Courtney Harris was being detained after being caught selling a weapon to an undercover officer.
■ 'Second class Americans'? US fails to rescue its citizens in Yemen… it's Russia who does the job
■ When tiger dreams come true: Tamer brings wild cat to a severely wounded Donbass boy. Russian tiger trainers Askold and Edgard Zapashny made an injured child's dream came true, when they brought a tiger in to see 10-year-old Vanya at a Moscow hospital.
■ Putin lifts ban on delivery of S-300 missile systems to Iran
■ Legalize this: Weed should be first to go, synthetic drugs next step – UN drug expert
■ The rise of the apes? Chimp downs drone with a stick
■ Combat cam: US bombs 'Islamic State capital' in Syria
■ Trapped & abandoned: US citizen killed in Yemen, thousands stranded in war-torn country
■ 'Save my life': Afghan interpreters refused UK asylum hunted by Taliban
■ North Korea GoPro: What it's like to run a marathon through Pyongyang
■ 'We know it's going to be larger next time' – organizers of NYC rally against police brutality
■ Liftoff! SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully launches from Cape Canaveral
► Inside Story - China banking checkmate?
► Palestine formally joins International Criminal Court
► Nigeria: New hope for old challenges?
► People and Power - Boycott Israel
► From Riches to Rags. The stories of three Iraqi women, forced to seek refuge in Jordan where their new lives have proved very tough indeed.
► Inside Story: Al-Shabab - cross-border conflict?
► Will lifting sanctions mean a new era for Iran?
► Challenging coverage: The conflict in Yemen
► Can Germany's past pay for Greece's future?
► Rhino Wars: South Africa's record hike in poaching
► The lessons of Tikrit
► Garissa attack: could it have been prevented?
► Who can save Yarmouk?
► The war over Yemen
► Canada to bomb ISIL in Syria
► Jerusalem: Hitting Home
► Is Russian foreign policy being unfairly judged?
► Head to Head - Pakistan: Victim, or exporter of terrorism?
► Iran nuclear programme: Deal or no deal?
► Inside Story - Pakistan-India relations facing a new setback?
► Kenya ultimatum: punishing Somali refugees?
► Europe's far right goes mainstream
► Keeping an eye on US police
► Keeping an eye on US police
► Los Angeles Will Spend $1.3 Billion to Fix Its Crumbling Sidewalks
► Man Rescued After Spending 66 Days Adrift in the Atlantic Ocean
► Israel Dismayed by Iran Nuclear Agreement
► How the U.S. Would Destroy Iran's Nuclear Program
► Ehud Barak: Iran Has Escaped a Noose
► The U.S. and Israel Are Divided — and That Won't Change
► Fidel Castro Appears in Public for First Time in More Than a Year
► Former Israeli Prime Minister: Iran Has Escaped a Noose
► Obama Poised to Remove Cuba From Terrorism List
► More Women Aren't Having Children, Survey Finds
► Here's Why Allergy Season Might Be Especially Unpleasant This Spring
► See 11 Adorable Babies Swimming Underwater
► Bye-Bye Great Satan
► Pope Francis' Latest Mission: Stopping Nuclear Weapons
► The New Gold MacBook Has Already Sold Out
► Hillary's Biggest Test - Hillary Clinton's second campaign for President began with an understated video announcement — not the balloons, speeches or arena announcements that hopefuls traditionally employ. Her top challenge remains the inevitability of her own campaign
* Clinton Enters 2016 Race
* Hillary's Game Plan: Start Small With Voters, Go Big With Donors
* 2016 Rivals Respond to Clinton Announcement
* Watch Hillary Clinton's Top Political Moments Since 1992
* How Clinton Will Handle Populist Critics
* Here's What Hillary Clinton's New Brooklyn Neighbors Say About Her
► These Charts Show How Furious 7's Second Weekend Is as Impressive as Its First
► These 5 Facts Explain Terrorism in Kenya
► American Teens Are Stressed and Bored. It's Time to Talk About Feelings
► U.N. Chief Gives James Bond a New Mission
► Diabetes During Pregnancy Could Be Linked to Autism, Study Finds
■ L.A. agrees to spend $1.3 billion to fix sidewalks in ADA case
■ L.A. will seek to impose new ban on living in vehicles
■ Confused about parking restrictions? Redesigned street signs may help
■ Big water users like Beverly Hills, Newport hit hardest by Brown order
■ Los Angeles, fix the sidewalks but save the trees
■ Contract talks stalled, thousands of L.A. city workers take strike vote
■ Electric cars, clean air: Garcetti outlines vision for a 'sustainable' L.A.
■ Passengers leave thousands in loose change at L.A., S.F. airports
■ From beer to milk, your favorite drinks need water - but how much?
■ Mayor calls for San Diego to 'lead by example' in cutting water use
■ Garcetti pushes L.A. to conserve more water with 'Save the Drop'
■ Eric Garcetti gives State of the City at 5 p.m., but will anyone listen?
■ State of City: Eric Garcetti to double size of LAPD Metro Division; allow Uber, Lyft at airport
Correctly! The water role is so important in life. Rationally, I can live without my partner, but to live without water ... Oh, no, no... Ops! O yes I can! I can! I can live without water, as long as I'm not human, for example, I am just a speck of dust in your window glasses...
So, my beloved plants, please be patient. We are in a similar expectation.
■ Mayor Eric Garcetti must now put his plan into action
■ Metro to study converting busy Orange Line busway to a rail line
■ The nightmare outcome of a son's mental illness
► BUSINESS
■ Perez and Garcetti take aim at wage theft, minimum wage
■ Kansas to break new ground in demeaning the poor?
■ Rock Hudson-connected home lists in Hollywood Hills
► ENTERTAINMENT
■ Barry Manilow has reportedly wed his longtime manager Garry Kief
■ Coachella 2015: Celebrity sightings
► SPORTS : U.S. senators ask FIFA to move 2018 World Cup out of Russia
► SCIENCE
■ How a plan to ration water in Southern California will work
■ NASA: We'll find alien life in 10 to 20 years
► WORLD : Year after schoolgirls taken, report catalogs Boko Haram atrocities
► FRAMEWORK
■ The latest: World Backup Day, Periscope and Nikon Coolpix P900 - Posted By: Robert Lachman
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