News Headlines (365) 14 September 2013

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► Try to find your emotional center today -- it's probably with your keys or mobile phone. When you feel grounded, you should be able to make some real progress with a loved one. You are forming a new philosophy about your day to day life right now. It's no longer about reaching ambitious goals or having the most toys -- it's about being more grounded and making the right, practical decisions in terms of your future. What are some likely pitfalls coming down the road? You have the clarity right now to enable you to identify problems and then avoid them. Putting a little energy into a backup plan wouldn't be a bad idea, just in case.



► HUFFINGTON POST 10 September 2013 : Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz Marriage Secret Revealed  || ► DAILY MAIL ||  ► USA TODAY

► BBC NEWS BEAT  12 September 2013 : Blurred Lines song banned at Edinburgh students' union

► INSIDEMOVIES  12 September 2013 : J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros. announce new movie franchise set in wizarding world   ||  ► LATIMES || ► WALL STREET JOURNAL

► RIA NOVOSTI

■ 7 September 2013 : China to Get Russian Su-35 Jets in 2014 – Rosoboronexport 
■ 14 September 2013 : Putin Op-Ed Spotlights Foreign Lobbying in US

► VOICE OF RUSSIA 10 September 2013  : Possible growth in arms sales compared to 2012 - JSC Rosoboronexport

► HUFFINGTON POST 5 September 2013 : Syria's 'Main Weapons Supplier' Should Be Banned From Attending London Arms Show, Say MPs And Campaigners

► CS MONITOR 13 September 2013 : US to Putin: 'Exceptional?' Da! (+video)



► WYFF4 13 September 2013 : U.S. and Russia extend Syria talks a day

► DAILY KOS 13 September 2013

■ Great news! Boehner wants to negotiate!
■ Remember David Vitter's hookers? Senate Dems do.

► CNN

■ 14 September 2013 : With apparent 'opening,' U.S. and Russia extend Syria talks another day
■ 13 September 2013 : Anti-gay law shames Putin's Russia

What the heck? The substance of its own issue is something shameful, is not it? So, do not ask for more but to be fair only with personal awareness. That's it.

Putin is not Hitler at all. At least, he never thinks to commit genocide to the GLBT. He still respects their right to life.

Earth is the only place human life on earth. And you know it, the human growth is not balanced when compared to the increase of food production. Do not be a useless eater with your presence. But at least you are not slaughtered for the sake of efficiency and effectiveness in life.

So, oh, come on.  You know yourself! Then please know your self better, okay?

► GUARDIAN 13 September 2013 : Greeks protest against Golden Dawn attack on Communists

► TECHCRUNCH 13 September 2013 : The Government Wants To Define Who Qualifies As A Journalist

► MICHELLE MALKIN 13 September 2013

■ The epic meltdown of the gun-grabbers
■ Biden unleashed again: Village buffoon calls out House GOP 'neanderthals'

► FOXNEWS 13 September 2013

■ Taliban attack on US consulate in Afghanistan kills 4 Afghans
■ Admiral: US submarine forces decline as China, Russia, Iran advance warfare capabilities

► BIBLICALARCHAELOGY 11 August 2011 : Jerusalem Tunnel Provides Glimpse of Jewish Revolt 11 

► FREEBEACON 13 September 2013 : Prominent Christian leaders criticized Sen. Rand Paul (R., Ky.) on Friday for comments he made about the role the Christian community plays in America’s foreign policy debates. "I think some within the Christian community are such great defenders of the promised land and the chosen people that they think war is always the answer, maybe even preemptive war," Paul said in an interview with BuzzFeed. "And I think it's hard to square the idea of a preemptive war and, to me, that over eagerness (to go to) war with Christianity."

► NATIONAL POST 13 September 2013 : Putin should be the one getting the Nobel Peace Prize, former Reagan adviser says

It's a very good idea! Because it is more than just a nobel peace, I see Vladimir Putin deeply understands the meaning of peace to his soul, not just an award and busy to record his own name. He is also very intelligent and sensitive to the situation, because he is also equipped with his experience as intelligence.

Well, anyway, I feel in a few days, I've fallen in love with him. Seriously. Ehehhe.

► SPACE : Photos: Robotic Cygnus Spacecraft 1st Space Station Test Flight

► BARNESANDNOBLE 13 September 2013 : Free Fridays: Valkyrie Rising by Ingrid Paulson and the English-Spanish Full Text Translator app

► The Scarecrow. Watch "The Scarecrow," the companion film for Chipotle's new app-based game. Then download the free app at www.scarecrowgame.com and join the quest for wholesome, sustainable food. Published on Sep 11, 2013 by chipotle

► Spherikal

► U.S. and Russia at a 'pivotal point' in Syria talks
By Warren Strobel and Oliver Holmes - GENEVA/BEIRUT - U.S.-Russian talks on eliminating Syria's chemical weapons program have reached a "pivotal point," a U.S. official said, and both nations said they wanted to renew efforts to negotiate a peaceful end to the war in Syria.

* Use of force not expected in U.N. resolution on Syria
* U.N. report expected to confirm chemical arms used in Syria: Ban
* Syrian weapons destruction may not take so long: U.S. expert
* McCain to parry Putin N.Y. Times op-ed with one for Pravda
* Americans want diplomacy on Syria: Reuters/Ipsos poll

That's right! And Barack Obama's decision does not represent the people's voice all over the U.S.. America is a country where the people's voice is a determinant of survival of the state, and not because it follows the will of a handful of people in the White House.

If Obama is no longer able to listen to the American people, put him down!

► VIDEOS

■ Obama says Syria deal must be 'verifiable and enforceable'
■ Syrians see threats of U.S. strikes as political game
■ U.S. sees signs of progress in talks with Russia on Syria's chemical weapons

► US, China join ASEAN countries for anti-terror military drill
► Russia, US to meet to set peace talks dates: Kerry

► Mooncake Madness at Autumn Moon Festival
► Kerry and Lavrov Discuss Proposal on Syria
► Obama: Intl. Community 'must Respond' to Syria

► NEWS

■ Zawahri condemns crackdown on Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood
■ Egypt pursues crackdown on Sinai militants as protests held
■ Americans want diplomacy on Syria, are unmoved by Obama speech: Reuters/Ipsos poll 
■ U.S. and Russia at a 'pivotal point' in Syria talks
■ Broader Syria peace talks? Chemical weapons first
■ Obama to visit Asia next month to discuss economy, security
■ Is Syria backtracking on chemical weapons pledge? Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview with Russian state TV that he would not turn over chemical weapons unless the US stops threatening to attack him and agrees to cease arms shipments to Syrian rebels.

► TV : World's tiniest woman visits 'The View' - Adorable 2-foot-tall Jyoti Amge admits that it takes a lot of shopping to find clothes that fit her.



► GOOD MORNING AMERICA : Couple Has Wacky Retro Engagement Photo Shoot. As a professional photographer, Magdalena Niziol has seen her fair share of engagement photos. So when it was her turn to be in front of the camera as the bride-to-be, she and fiancé Peter DeLong, 25, wanted to do something different. "We went out for dinner one night and were talking about engagement photos, deciding what we wanted to do," Niziol, 24, of Shelton, Conn., told GoodMorningAmerica.com. "We browsed portraits on Google and this '80s portrait popped up, and we thought, 'Oh, this could be fun.' So the couple scoured thrift stores for the perfect retro attire, gathered up the family pets -- Maggie the dog and Maya the cat -- and posed in their living room for what turned out being one of the wackiest engagement photos we've ever seen. "He definitely wanted the glasses," Niziol said of her fiancé. "He was growing his hair out for the photo because he likes the comb over." Clearly the happy couple enjoys a good sense of humor and plan to incorporate that into their wedding next August.

► SHINE : The New York Fashion Week Looks You'll Never Wear

Ahahaa .... yesterday I was laughing because of this topic, and now I'm laughing again. Ahahahaahhaa ....

► SCREEN : Matthew and Camila's Strict Parenting Rules

► GAMES : Chipotle channels Pixar in mesmerizing mobile game promo



► FINANCE : What's All the Buzz in Winnipeg? Mosquitoes—and How to Kill Them

► SHOPPING : Let's get comfortable: Five simple ways to wear sweatpants in public

► Al-Qaeda chief Zawahiri urges 'lone-wolf' attacks on US

Ahahaa ... I don't mean to laugh at you, Al Qaeda. We're here and there talking about peace, you know? Then, all of a sudden you propose about the attack and lack of peace.

Are you illiterate or just droll? Ehehehe ...

► US 'to drop Syria military threat'
The US will drop its insistence that a UN resolution on Syria is backed by military force, officials say, as US-Russia talks enter a third day.

* Ban Ki-moon: Overwhelming report - VIDEO
* Syrians turn to jihadists -VIDEO
* Q&A: Syrian diplomatic crisis
* Bowen: 'Heavy shelling'

► MAGAZINE

■ The R-word -  Is name change inevitable for the Washington Redskins? Washington Redskins - time to change the name?
■ Radical sister - The feminist nun on a mission to tear down capitalism's temple 

► FEATURES

■ Cheap eats -  Economic crisis takes bite out of healthy Italian diet
■ 10 things - There's a jail for polar bears and nine more news. 10 things we didn't know last week
■ No rest - Why would anyone spend their holidays doing triathlons?
■ Net gain - A novel - and budget - way to repair hernias

► PICTURES : Morocco focuses on photography

► FUTURE : Why time travellers cannot kill Hitler 

► AUTOS : Week in pictures: A Renault fit for a pope

► OP-ED : Sorry, Obama – your Hamlet sucks
► Solution for Syria is not force – Dominique de Villepin
► France submits Syria UN resolution with 'further measures' on the table
► Turkish prosecutors indict Syrian rebels for seeking chemical weapons
► 'War crimes against healthcare': Syrian govt, rebels deliberately target hospitals – UN report
► Future war: Arms industry shows off next-gen drones in London

Tsk! I'm surprised with this world. Really. On the one hand they talk about peace. Then they confer in a large table, even if only for achieve a little peace and briefly. On the other hand they continue to negotiate on the production of weapons and other military products, even they will negotiate it up to the smallest table --- not only to the smallest table, even to the half-whispered negotiations --- to achieve massive destruction caused by the use of armaments.

Why they are not inconsistent with the peace mission itself?

One of my big dreams is to disarm all weapons all over the world, and we do not need to sacrifice soldiers to die in vain in a battle just to say various willingness which actually it can be submitted in the form of diplomacy.

Thus, do not blame me if in my solitude I feel they are all just beasts who dressed up wearing a tie, but after that their hands drenched with the blood of the dead in the war through the hands of the soldiers. Why? Because diplomacy is the only reason in the peace negotiating table, so that all documents, appearance, their clothes models will fit and look harmonious to appear in public lens. Behind the lens of the public, they are barbaric and do not indicate a better civilization progress other than wearing an expensive suit, because they will plan the war.  By having sophisticated military weaponry,  they will always think about how to use them in life itself in the form of war.  And what is left in the war just sadness and death. Murder. Destruction.

And they will come back to the negotiating table to talk about peace, for the umpteenth time, again and again.

► 'Either rebels are responsible for the chemical attack, or Assad's forces lost their minds' - French ex-hostage
► Weakened Al-Qaeda calls for strikes against US in 9/11 message
► NSA masqueraded as Google to spy on web users - report

► 37 dead in psychiatric hospital fire in Novgorod, Russia – investigators



► Chemical attack was Syria rebel provocation, former hostages say

► VIDEOS

■ Asylum Inferno: Dozens dead in psychiatric facility fire in Russia. Up to 37 people are believed to have died after a fire engulfed a psychiatric hospital in Russia's Novgorod Region. The firemen have managed to extinguish the fire that spread over 670 square meters of the building.



■ 'Clear from rebel exchanges they were behind chem attack' - ex-hostage.There's been no official findings yet on who was behind the chemical attack which sparked America's appetite for war. And while Washington accuses president Assad of being responsible - some westerners who were inside the country at that time challenge this notion. RT's Bill Dod spoke to Belgian writer Pierre Piccinin. He came to Syria under the rebels' protection - but later found himself in their detention.



■ CrossTalk: Putin's Pitch 
■ Russian missile destroyer heads towards Mediterranean
■ French ex-PM: Law, not force, only solution for Syria
■ Syrian war a contest between Saudi Arabia & Iran - Ex UN Chief Arms Inspector 
■ Syrious Strain: 'US public opinion boxed Obama in, but he's still prone to war'

► Syria disarmament talks to be held in Geneva
► 101 East : Sectarian divide
► Inside Story : Sinai on the brink
► Empire : The Brief: The Peace Process

► Putin's Syria initiative wins praise at home. Russia's diplomatic manoeuvring in the Syria crisis has won Vladimir Putin praise at home. The Russian president believes that the US has grown reckless - rushing into military adventures and destabilising the Middle East.Al Jazeera's Barnaby Phillips went onto the streets of Moscow to hear what ordinary Russians make of the US-Russia talks on Syrian chemical weapons in the Swiss city of Geneva.

► Paul: Don't Trust Putin

Ah, well, ... Paul, nearly all disagreements to what was written by Putin (and I strongly agree on each of his choice of words) more shows that America (consciously or not, recognized or not) have embraced Chauvinism.

► Obama loosens demands on U.N.'s Syria resolution
By Christi Parsons and Paul Richter - The White House will accept a resolution that doesn't authorize military force if Assad fails to turn over chemical weapons.

News Headlines (260) 31 May 2013

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► LIVESCIENCE 29 April 2013  : Estrogen-Blocking Drugs May Lower Breast Cancer Risk
► ROLLING STONE 30 May 2013 : Ringo Starr E-Book to Feature Unseen Beatles Photos
► DAILY MAIL 1 March 2013 : Exes Laura Whitmore and David Gandy fuel rumours they have rekindled the flame by cuddling up at charity cocktail party

► TODAY in HISTORY

■ 31 May, 1859 : Big Ben goes into operation in London 
■ 31 May 1961  :  The Republic of South Africa was established

► GULFNEWS 30 May 2013 : Russia tries to reassert itself in Middle East 
► HRW 6 April 2013 : Letter to Rosoboronexport on Syrian Weapons Supplies

► The Best Kept Secrets of The Dollar. Published on May 21, 2013 by StormCloudsGathering



► Clash Patrick Sébastien insulte une chroniqueuse sur Europe 1 et quitte le studio
► Liberté d'expression pour les sionistes, toi le goy tu fermes ta gueule

► IRS Scandal Heats Up, Death by Drone Program Cools Down and Middle East Inches Towards Wider War. Republican lawmakers say because Lois Lerner testified and made statements, she can't have it both ways. Some say she waived her 5th Amendment right. This screams for a special prosecutor, and Democrats are not going to stand in the way. President Obama says he is going to "narrow" the parameters of the death by drone program. That's cold comfort to the more than 3,000 people who have already been killed by drones in the Middle East. Bernanke talked to Congress this week, and he blamed them for the economy not doing so well. Boy, that's rich. The Fed is the reason for the financial meltdown in the first place. The Middle East is still inching towards a wider war. The Syrian civil war is spilling over to Turkey, Lebanon and, now possibly, Northern Israel and the Golan Heights. Join Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com as he gives his analysis of these stories in the Weekly News Wrap-Up. Published on May 23, 2013 by Greg Hunter

► MASHABLE 30 May 2013 : 5 Reasons to Choose Vimeo Instead of YouTube

► REBIRTH of GAEA - Flowing Meditation



► R e s t

► REUTERS 29 May 2013: Rare twin giraffes are born at Texas nature preserve

► Disputes over arms for Syria cloud U.S.-Russian peace drive

► Ricin attack highlights mayors' gun control push
By Edith Honan - NEW YORK - Letters laced with the deadly poison ricin sent to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the lobbying organization Mayors Against Illegal Guns illustrate how the group has emerged as a focal point of anger for opponents of gun control.
* Threatening letters sent to New York candidate, police say

► U.S. Secret Service says threatening letter sent to Obama

► Putin critics worry as Russia crackdown spreads
By Timothy Heritage
MOSCOW - In Russia, curbs on demonstrations, prosecutions of protest leaders and tough new funding rules for non-governmental organizations are indicative of a widening clampdown on those critical or independent of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

* Russian economist flees in new sign of pressure on Putin critics

I woke up and found my neighbor looks like the reporters. Gossiping. I know who most good gossip among them, and I'm very familiar with her facial expressions when gossiping. So here's what I mean, if the women are gossiping about anything, including the personal affairs of their neighbors, and their neighbors could be me or you, it does not mean they are journalists, despite their working principles are almost the same.

Do I occasionally annoyed because anything associated with me always be a topic of their gossip? Of course! But I do not care what they say, because what they do is not important for me, including the content of gossip.

So, if what is shown by the media is almost the same as what is displayed by those who are fond of gossip,  then... (Continue this sentence, you definitely know what I mean.)

Hey, how about we live in the jungle and join the animal life? I imagine a peaceful life there. I'm sure the animals do not like to gossip, right? ehehehe, I've got a lot of funny fantasy about how the Americans waking up in the morning in a neighboring environment.

Well, the core of my jokes is, "Do not trust completely with what is reported by the media." And that's what I have done so far, even though every day I'm dabbling in the world of news.

Do you have some religious holy books? Is there any doubt in the verses? With the power of your critics, do not hesitate to seek out the truth of what is called the God Clause.

Do not be afraid to think critically, because no man is perfect in every way, including the prophet. Meanwhile, the religious scriptures are man-made, and each man may have made ​​a mistake in re-writing of what is meant by the messenger of God.

So, why should I trust completely, categorically, on what was said by the media? ehehhee ...

Stay calm, Mr Putin. Supports Islam means peace. It seems that is your political guidelines in provide the strategic policy direction in embracing Islam in Russia. Chechnya even look favorably on your success in crushing Islamic separatist movements like Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. So, just ignore the discordant voices. Stay handsome and ... mwah!
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► Iran's sponsorship of terrorism sees "marked resurgence" : U.S.

► Moscow suggests missiles yet to reach Assad
By Mariam Karouny and Erika Solomon - BEIRUT - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said Moscow was still committed to sending him advanced anti-aircraft weapons, although a source close to the Russian defense ministry said the missiles had yet to arrive.  | Video

* U.S. says Russia has vital role in ending Syria conflict

► Ex-Microsoft manager plans marijuana brand 
By Jonathan Kaminsky - SEATTLE - A former Microsoft executive plans to create the first U.S. national marijuana brand, with cannabis he hopes to eventually import legally from Mexico, and said he was kicking off his business by acquiring medical pot dispensaries in three U.S. states.

* Maryland boy suspended for gun-shaped pastry now NRA member

► VIDEOS

■ Pope Francis walks in Roman procession
■ Assad: Russia will honor weapons deals
■ Muslims find shelter in Buddhist monastery in Myanmar
■ Huge meteoroid strike dazzles scientists

► French presidency puts wines on sale in austerity drive. The French presidency is putting up for auction 1,200 bottles of wine in an unprecedented belt-tightening measure at a time of recession. The sale, to be conducted by the Drouot auction house, is a watershed with the Elysee putting up some of the contents of its all-French cellar for auction for the first time.

► Myanmar Muslims want peace after riots hit the town. Security forces patrol the riot-scarred streets of a town in eastern Myanmar after a fresh outbreak of religious violence that left one dead and several wounded.

► Drone death a blow to Pakistan Taliban, peace efforts. The killing of the Pakistani Taliban's deputy leader is a heavy blow to the militants but could also complicate peace efforts due to the loss of a relatively moderate voice, an analyst says.

► Caring for Vietnam's 'invisible' disabled children. Vietnam has some of the highest rates of child disability in the world but experts say it is not equipped to provide adequate care.

► Russian troops drill with contentious missiles 'sent to Syria'. Russia has delivered sophisticated S-300 air defence missiles to Syria, President Bashar al-Assad has implied in an interview to be aired Thursday on Hezbollah's Al-Manar television station, the network has said. Images of Russian Air Force personnel carrying out S-300 drills.

► Construction continues in Ramot for new settler homes. Israeli plans for 1,000 new settler homes in annexed east Jerusalem are "destroying" efforts by Washington's top diplomat to revive the peace process, a Palestinian official charged on Thursday. 

► Father of Chechen killed in Boston probe wants FBI agents tried. Abdoulbaki Todachev, the father of the Chechen man killed by the FBI, wants the agents to be brought to justice. 

► Syria's Assad confident of 'strangling' resistance. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview aired on Hezbollah channel Al-Manar on Thursday that there is popular pressure to open the Golan front with Israel. He also said Moscow will make good on its military contracts with Damascus. [ This video has been removed by the user. Sorry about that. ]

► Ricin Letters Sent to Mayor Bloomberg. New York City police say two anonymous letters sent to Mayor Michael Bloomberg contained traces of the deadly poison ricin. Both contained threats referencing the debate on gun laws. ||   ► Obama Receives Similar Letter Sent to Bloomberg. NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly says a suspicious letter sent to President Barack Obama is similiar to the two ricin-laced lettters sent to Mayor Bloomberg and his gun control advocacy group.

► Raw: 'Tim-bear!' N.J. Bear Falls Out of Tree. Wildlife officials have tranquilized a black bear climbing in the trees in a New Jersey suburb near Philadelphia. It's believed to be the same bear spotted in nearby towns in recent days. (May 30)




► Raw: Penguins in Japan March in African Costumes. Penguins of African origin welcomed the arrival of around 50 African leaders to Japan with a costumed parade in Yokohama on Friday. (May 31)

► Chinese baby rescued from sewer released to family

► SHINE : H&M's CEO Praises Beyonce's Curves, Admits Past Models Were Too Skinny

► GRIND TV : Dolphins fish on land in incredible wildlife display



► China's Food Play Extends Its Reach, Already Mighty

► GOOD MORNING AMERICA : Jennifer Aniston Touts 'Yogalosophy' for Stunning Figure

► Astronauts face radiation threat on long Mars trip

► Assad warns Israel against strikesBashar al-Assad (still from video broadcast on al-Manar, 30 May)
Syria's President Assad warns Israel it will respond in kind to any future air strikes, and says there is "popular pressure" for military action in the Golan.

* Assad: 'Syria will respond' -VIDEO
* Turkey 'arrests terror suspects'
* Hezbollah fighters 'invading' Syria
* How do arms reach Syria?

► Shangri-La dialogue: China's rising power in spotlight

► Nigeria: Hezbollah armoury discovered in Kano city

► Niger Delta pollution: Fishermen at risk amidst the oil

► Can Greece stop its youth 'brain drain'?

► Bon Jovi waive concert fee in crisis-hit Spain

► MAGAZINE : 10 reasons why so many people are moving to Texas

► TRAVEL

■ Where to go while Biarritz battles beach pollution
■ Brunei's wild riches

► ENTERTAINMENT  : The Machine: Stage set for Kasparov v Deep Blue chess thriller

► How Los Angeles surgeons cope in the gang war zone

► AUTOS : For Fabrizio Sotti, a Ferrari soundtrack

► MAGAZINE : Leading lights in the world of light technology   

► CBBC Newsround  : Karate chopping skydive record attempt by Ernie Torres

► Turkey finds sarin gas in homes of suspected Syrian Islamists – reports  
► American woman killed fighting alongside Syrian insurgency 
► Kill shot? Man linked to Tsarnaev took FBI bullet to top of head (PHOTOS)  
► UK divided: Islam used as scapegoat in extremist attacks?
► Syria will 'strategically' respond to new Israeli strikes – Assad
► 'We don't need US military secrets': Beijing slams White House theft claim

► VIDEOS

■ Fake-Down: Friend of Boston bombing suspect unarmed when killed by FBI
■ Syria gets first batch of Russian S-300 missiles - reports
■ Hack-up Plan: US recruits cyber warriors as tension with China grows. Cyber tension flares between the US and China, as president Obama gets set to confront Chinese leader Xi Jingping over hacker attacks on American military networks. Meanwhile, reports say Washington's launched massive preparations for an all out cyber war. In another sign cyber warfare has stepped from the pages of science fiction - NATO recently released a manual on the international law applicable to digital warfare.  Gayane Chichakyan reports.
■ Hidden Pattern? Muslim element in gang rape cases ignored by UK govt. To the UK now, where one of the alleged machete killers, who hacked a British soldier to death on a London street, has been officially charged with murder. The gruesome killing has added to the anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant sentiments in the country. And authorities are now increasingly under fire for downplaying the race and religion factor in crimes, the notorious Oxford sex grooming ring case being one of the most recent examples. RT talked to Andrew Norfolk, chief investigative reporter with the Times of London. 
■ 'China cyber threat enormous, targets US critical infrastructure'. The designs for more than two dozen major weapons systems used by the United States military have fallen into the hands of the Chinese, US Department of Defense officials say. Cyber tension flares between the US and China, as president Obama gets set to confront Chinese leader Xi Jingping over hacker attacks on American military networks. How important should countries take defending their online infrastructure? Former Pentagon official Michael Maloof talks to RT. 

► Myanmar Muslim refugees take shelter in Lashio. Thousands of Muslims who fled Myanmar's latest bout of sectarian violence have sought shelter in a Buddhist monastery guarded by army soldiers in the northeastern city of Lashio. The army transported Muslim families by the truckload on Thursday out of a neighbourhood in Lashio where overturned cars and motorcycles that had been charred a day earlier left black scars on the red earth. Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay reports from Lashio.



► Attacks target Benghazi soldiers. Two Libyan soldiers have been killed in Benghazi after a bomb was thrown at a checkpoint. It is the latest in a series of attacks against the security forces. The government is struggling to impose its authority over armed groups. And now they are helping to force elected officials from office. Al Jazeera's Ziena Khodr reports from Benghazi.



► 'Tribes of the world, unite' in Australia. Indigenous people from around the world are in the northern Australian city of Darwin for the inaugural meeting of the World Indigenous Network. The conference's focus is on how traditional owners can best manage their land. But pushing for greater political recognition is also on the agenda, not least for the hosts. Al Jazeera's Andrew Thomas reports from Litchfield National Park near Darwin.

► Australia's Aborigines Launch a Bold Legal Push for Independence

► MAGAZINE : Frontiers of Fertility

► HEALTH & FAMILY : For Kids With ADHD, Sleep Disturbances May Interfere With Emotional Memories

► VIDEO : Do Women Make Better Traders Than Men?

► SCIENCE : What It's Like to Go to Mars

(Ohh ...It seems only a few Americans who are jealous because they have never gone to Mars. As long as they are free to roam the earth with a weapon and shoot anything, anyone, anytime they want to shoot other people, who cares about What It's Like to Go to Mars? Huh, what's the use? No gun violence on Mars. We prefer to live on earth,  huahahaha ... "And I imagine a lot of demons in the Earth of America, laughing with their big fangs, sharp horns, long tails, and do not forget : Guns in Their Hands. It's their life.)

► PHOTOGRAPHY

■ Inside Guantánamo Bay, Lingering Visions of the War on Terror
■ Gun Land: Shades of Familiar Violence on Chicago's South Side
■ Alfred Hitchcock 'Directs' a LIFE Picture Story, 1942

► NATION :  Opponents of immigration reform face changed landscape
► ARTS & CULTURE : Velvet Underground, Andy Warhol group settle suit over banana image
► LOCAL : Brush fire burns out of control in Angeles National Forest

► JACKET COPY : 10 fantastic photos for book lovers from the Library of Congress

► SCIENCE : Thirsty for beer? There's a robot for that

► Pictures in the News | May 30, 2013


Pujiang, China — A newborn baby rescued from a sewage pipe is the subject of continuous observation Tuesday in a hospital in Zhejiang province. The child has since been released from the hospital into the care of his grandparents. Local officials and media reports said that authorities have concluded the baby ended up in the pipe by accident, meaning his unwed mother is not likely to be criminally charged. PHOTOGRAPH BY: Associated Press / CHINATOPIX

The baby's mother gave a false statement. She changed her mind because she was afraid of being punished. She speculated want to throw her baby into the toilet because she was ashamed of her pregnancy.

I wonder, many women are good at intercourse but less knowledgeable about the risk of promiscuity.

Re-interrogating her, "Do you know that the toilet is not an obstetrician or midwife? Do you know that the baby is not feces? Why when you feel like giving birth, you even go to the toilet, hm? Why you do not try to contact any of your family members when you feel your baby will be born?"

But, well, maybe this error can't be imposed upon her  entirely. In China, the number of cases of pregnancy out of wedlock continues to increase because of the lack of sex education and improving free sexual intercourse. The young Chinese increasingly often make free sexual intercourse. Abortion becomes a common thing, even many abortion clinics scattered in China.

Hey, do not point back to my face. Having a baby of this relationship is the one thing we want to, although we (We, Cisca? What'd you say? We? Nope. Okay, exactly is I, okay! I! I!) still postpone our wedding day. For one reason, I'm still reluctant to get married. Sorry, dahling. There are still too many remnants of many warm kisses on an old bathroom, yeah that's it.  But loving you and thank you because you have perfected my life as a woman with a sweet pregnancy and for the first time I gave birth to a sweet baby boy is the only thing I can do, for your kindness that I can not reply with anything other than my loyalty.

Well, well, I feel the level of our sexual intelligence is higher and manifests in one other thing: Parenting.

Vatican City — Pope Francis waves to the faithful as he arrives for his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square on Wednesday. PHOTOGRAPH BY: Andrew Medichini / Associated Press