News Headlines (417) 11 November 2013

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I plan what I will do, and I do what I have planned. Today I will forgive myself for the mistakes of his past. Today I will live more peacefully. Being me is not easy, that's why I will love and respect myself. - CZ - lacalifusa111113

► CS MONITOR 19 Augusut 2013 : Marco Rubio for president? 14 Republicans who might run next time (+video)

► HUFFINGTON HEALTH LIVING 8 November 2013 :Everything You Know About Your Personal Hygiene Is Wrong

► USA TODAY 10 November 2013 : Israel-U.S. relations frayed over Middle East threats

► NY TIMES 10 November 2013 : '60 Minutes' Airs Apology on Benghazi

► FOXNEWS 10 November 2013 : Senate suggests even tougher sanctions on Iran until final deal reached on nuclear freeze

► NSFW CORP 5 November 2013  : "TSA and Pigs"

► COMEDY: Who's Better: Thor or Loki? Published on Nov 4, 2013 by Comedy Central



► SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY : World's First 3D Printed Metal Gun . Introducing metal 3D printing to the world as a viable solution for fully functional firearm prototypes. you can learn more about the reliability, usability, durability and accuracy of DMLS as a functioning prototype or product, and this gun is a successful demonstration of each of those attributes. Its chamber sees pressure above 20,000 psi every time it is fired proving the material integrity provided by DMLS technology. The small components needed for the 1911 series gun proves DMLS can meet tolerances and accuracy. We're changing people's perspective about what 3D Printing can do and showing the technology is at a place where we can do this kind of thing and succeed. This technology is capable of fully functioning assemblies at full scale. Published on Nov 6, 2013 by Solid Concepts Inc.

► BEYOND, sci fi short film 

► Philippines storm kills estimated 10,000 - By  Manuel Mogato and Roli Ng
TACLOBAN, Philippines - Rescue workers struggled to reach ravaged towns and villages in the central Philippines as they tried to deliver aid to survivors of a powerful typhoon that killed an estimated 10,000 people and displaced more than 600,000.

* U.S. dispatches aid for Philippine typhoon recovery: Obama
* Slideshow: Super typhoon slams Philippines
* Video: International aid heading for the Philippines
* Video: Death toll estimated at 10,000 (Graphic content)

► Indian herders and their camels gather for annual fair



► Iran, world powers fail to clinch nuclear deal
► Gay Pride lights up Buenos Aires 
► More than 10,000 feared dead in typhoon-ravaged Philippines

► Israel in global push to thwart Iran nuclear deal

► Kerry Cites Progress in Iran Nuclear Talks
► Philippine Typhoon Death Toll Could Reach 10,000 || ► Typhoon Deaths Rise Dramatically in Philippines

► NEWS

■ Typhoon Deaths Rise Dramatically in Philippines
■ Survivors desperate for aid in typhoon-ravaged Philippines
■ Hurricane? Cyclone? Typhoon? Here's the difference
■ Gay marriage spreads to more states. Will the trend continue?
■ Christie: Advice From Romney Campaign Something Nobody Should 'Really Give a Darn About'
■ World powers must 'seize moment' in Iran talks: Britain
■ Sen. Rand Paul says he shouldn't have to stay in 'detention' forever for reported instances of plagiarism in his speeches and writings. But examples of pilfered prose keep emerging.
■ Israeli right-winger Lieberman to return as foreign minister
■ Sarah Palin blasts Obama's healthcare law
■ Putin's failure damning Russia to low growth trap
■ Israel's Netanyahu takes case against Iran deal to U.S. TV
■ 'Vive la France!' say US opponents of Iran nuclear deal
■ Space Station Crew and Olympic Torch Return to Earth Tonight: Watch Live
■ Israel leader: Rest of world soft on Palestinians
■ Conservative Hamas appoints first spokeswoman

(This is good, because even though it is in the middle east, Palestine is not Saudi Arabia. You know what is Saudi Arabia? I remind you, Saudi Arabia is a country with a nation culture in which almost all the men in there proudly singing, "No Woman, No Drive".

■ Frugal Mars mission launchpad for India in global space market
■ Iran's Rouhani says nuclear rights are 'red lines': media
■ U.S. bishops to select leaders as Pope urges new focus
■ US mobilizes military to help typhoon-hit Philippines
■ Christie weighs in on Time 'elephant' cover: 'I could care less'

► MOVIES: 'Thor: The Dark World' bashes box office with $86M

► SHINE : The Easiest Pumpkin Soup Recipe Ever — 5 Ingredients, 5 Minutes!

► MAGAZINE

* Scenting victory -  A nation hoping to change the outcome of World War One
* US military suicides in 2012. The other casualties  -  Explaining the stats behind suicides in the US military 

► ANALYSIS

■ Big hopes - Mark Mardell on New Jersey's governor White House chances 2
■ Good start or failure? - Kim Ghattas on how the latest Iran nuclear talks are different

► TECHNOLOGY - How to turn a house plant into a musical instrument. A design studio in east London has developed an experimental circuit board synthesiser which you can plug into your household items. Ototo board can be played on its own or via pots, pans or even plants, as Mark McKeague of Dentaku explains. The designers have also built cardboard cut-out instruments for the device and are encouraging others to do the same. Video journalist: Neil Bowdler



► HEALTH

■ Scan predicts heart attack risk
■ Lung cancer cases soar in Beijing

► CULTURE : Remembrance Day: The 10 greatest paintings of war

► FUTURE : The shocking legacies of Nazi medical research

► Philippines devastation is 'bedlam'
The head of the Red Cross in the Philippines has described the devastation caused by Typhoon Haiyan as "absolute bedlam".

* Crushing storm surge - VIDEO
* Philippine media shock
* In pictures: Tacloban in ruins
* Where is Haiyan headed? - VIDEO
* Super typhoon satellite images
* UK aid for victims
* VIDEOS

■ Vietnam Storm Haiyan: Red Cross warns against complacency
■ Typhoon Haiyan: Two-year-old child among 11 relatives killed
■ Philippines Typhoon Haiyan: 'Storm surge crushed all of these buildings'
■ Typhoon Haiyan: Tacloban residents battle flood waters
■ Typhoon Haiyan: Philippines airport 'completely wrecked'
■ Typhoon Haiyan: Tacloban survivor's baby saved
■ Typhoon Haiyan: 'There are many, many dead bodies' - Philippines Red Cross
■ Philippines typhoon: 'Iron sheets flying just like kites'

► Syrian opposition agrees to attend Geneva talks with preconditions – SNC statement
► Europe's gravity-surveying 'Ferrari' satellite plummeting to Earth likely incinerated - officials
► GCHQ spoofed LinkedIn site to target global mobile traffic exchange and OPEC – report
► Syrian opposition agrees to attend Geneva talks with preconditions – SNC statement 
► Libyan separatists take over oil exports as PM warns of foreign intervention
► 10,000 feared killed in Philippines by super typhoon Haiyan (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
► Olympic touchdown! ISS crew and Sochi torch back on Earth
► Russia-Vietnam fruitful cooperation: New momentum in addressing global challenges and threats – Putin
► World's first 3D printed metal gun unveiled (VIDEO)

► VIDEOS

■ Iran Impasse: French reluctance causes nuclear talks to stall. Marathon talks on Iran's nuclear programme have failed to produce an agreement, but hope remains there'll be one in the future. While world powers tried to push ahead, France revealed itself to be the most skeptical in the Western camp, refusing to accept any short-term deal. RT's Tesa Arcilla reports on the meeting's stumbling blocks.



■ Shocking dash cam video: Horse carriage rams into car



■ The Spirit of Baikal (RT Documentary). Baikal is the deepest lake in the world and dates back 25 million years - long before human history began. Every year the lake attracts people from all over the world, who are intrigued by its beauty and its unique spiritual traditions. And for researchers, Baikal remains a great source of scientific discoveries that can help unravel the mysteries of the universe. An exciting journey to one of the most mysterious places in the world, on RT.



■ Big 5-Eyed Brother: US+4 join forces to spy on whole world 
■ Super Typhoon Aftermath: Haiyan leaves thousands dead, devastation in Philippines 
■ Steven Seagal: Obama regime very good at controlling media, propaganda
■ Anti-Spyware: Independent ISPs fight back for privacy of Americans

► Al Jazeera Investigates - Killing Arafat 
► Inside Syria : Syria: Who holds the key to Geneva II?

► THE PHILIPPINES : Super Typhoon Haiyan — The Aftermath: Live Blog
By TIME Staff
As the Philippines struggles to recover from the strongest recorded typhoon ever to make landfall anywhere, TIME will continue to update this page with the latest information.

* How You Can Help
* Typhoon's Deadly Path of Destruction

► 2016 ELECTION : Candidate Christie - New Jersey's governor is being tested by the media for another role: presidential candidate. * Christie on TIME Cover: 'We Must Be Doing Something Right'

► GERMANY : Sen. McCain: NSA Chief Should Resign - Tells German magazine that Obama should apologize

► EDUCATION : Condi Rice Turns Down Job as Penn State President - Will remain at Stanford

► WORLD

■ Typhoon witness: 'There was death everywhere' - Two days after Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines ravaged the coastal town of Tacloban, Danny Larsen describes the ordeal as 'World War III.'
■ France's role in scuttling Iran nuclear deal prompts speculation

► LOCAL : Governor, Californians split on gun legislation - A bill vetoed by Jerry Brown would have outlawed the military-style assault weapon used to kill a TSA agent at LAX.

► OPINION : Obama's healthcare missteps could scuttle his second term

► BUSINESS : Californians have their doubts about healthcare law

►  LOCAL : Latinos, whites split on immigrant laws OKd by Brown

► TRAVEL : In Tanzania, a couple joins the animals' great migration

► NATION : Miss Universe 2013 winner is Miss Venezuela, Gabriela Isler 

ALAIN SORAL TODAY

News Headlines (415) 9 November 2013

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Change does not guarantee improvement, but no improvement could be achieved without changes. As well as the hard work does not guarantee a successful person, but no success without hard work. (But you work too hard, dahling. I really miss you. This is a longing without sexual desire. So, when are you going to come home, hm?)- CZ

Comment : Whatever his answer, please do not tell this sentence to yourself, Cisca! "Choose the one who wants me now, he who wants to be with me, and who will be faithful to me forever.", because love is not about how many times you say love, but about the good that you do in your love. Just ask yourself whether you still love him or not anymore. If it is not to make you happy, why do you love him?

► E ONLINE 7 November 2013 :Kate Middleton Reveals She's Taken Flying Lessons, Rises Even Higher in Our Eyes ||  ► DAILY MAIL 8 November 2013 : Kate reveals she's taking flying lessons... but is she being taught by Harry?

► DAILY MAIL 7 November 2013 : A 21st Century Santa's grotto: The Amazon warehouse getting ready for Mega Monday

► HUFFINGTON POST 11 November 2013 : Chinese Cinema Uses Fan-Made 'Thor 2' Poster By Mistake (PICTURE) || ► HUFFINGTON POST 7 November 2013 : Chinese Movie Theater Uses 'Thor' Fan Poster By Accident  ||  ► ATLANTIC WIRE  6 November 2013 : A Chinese Theater Accidentally Used a Gay, Fan-Made Thor Poster and It's Glorious

► GUARDIAN 8 November 2013 : Typhoon Haiyan: what really alarms Filipinos is the rich world ignoring climate change

► IRIN NEWS 9 November 2013 : Climate change influence on typhoons uncertain

► CLIMATE CENTRAL 8 November 2013 : Super Typhoon Haiyan: A Hint of What's to Come?

► UNION of CONCERNED SCIENTISTS USA : Hurricanes and Climate Change.

If this earth is our common home, why do not we keep it free from the damage caused by our own actions? Now we feel terrorized by what we have done to the earth.

We are the terrorists and the destroyers of beautiful environment, then we thought the earth is like a terrorist which every time it is always ready to kill human life in it.

You suppress them. They protest your actions in their own way. Then you accuse them terrorists.

Please think of this analogy wider.

► KSAT 8 November 2013 : Lara Logan apologizes for Benghazi report

► DAILY KOS 8 November 2013

■ CBS retracts bogus Benghazi report, apologizes for airing false claims
■ Darrell Issa responds to CBS retraction of Benghazi report

► FOXNEWS 8 November 2013 : Kerry says no nuke deal yet with Iran, Israel PM criticizing plan to loosen sanctions

► TALKING POINT MEMO 7 November 2013 : CBS Considers Coming Clean

► CNN 8 November 2013 : 'We were wrong': CBS's Lara Logan apologizes for Benghazi report

► AUTOS & VEHICLES : Replay XD1080 - 462 in the Speed Demon. Uploaded on Nov 8, 2011 by TheRePlayXD 

► NEWS & POLITIC : Drug Frenzy: China's New Consumer Boom - Published on Oct 14, 2013 by Journeyman Pictures

■ Part 1 : Drugs are pouring out of Burma into a booming China. With cash to spend and a rocketing drug culture, it's a social and legal time bomb. Heroin and other dangerous drug traffic is pouring out of a newly unshackled Myanmar and into a booming, cashed-up China. As the country's drug culture sky-rockets, the narcotics are threatening social chaos.

China is now a major international supplier of precursor chemicals for the manufacture of the frightening and ruinous drug Ice and other new-generation drugs. "The quickest way to make a fortune is to deal drugs - to sell drugs here", Professor Wu Jiang tell us. This report takes us right into the heart of the illicit tearaway trade on the Myanmar border, where drugs flow through in huge quantities. But for the Chinese it's not just the through traffic of drugs that's worrying. "The number of drug dealers doesn't seem to change much, but there are many more drug users", a Chinese man on the border explains. In the super-cities like Shanghai, unlike previous generations China's partying young are driving a booming market in so-called recreational drugs. It has become, "fun and fashionable to take drugs". One credible report estimates the number of registered drug addicts has grown from 70,000 in 1990 to nearly 2 million a year ago. The number of regular drug users may be as high as 12 million. If it continues to grow exponentially, it's a social, health and legal time bomb for the Chinese authorities.

■ Part 2 : Get unprecedented access to China's drug cops at a key checkpoint near the Myanmar/China border where they're in full flight. Pulling over cars and buses targeting suspicious characters and unlikely drug mules alike. On one tour bus that's just crossed in from what we used to call Burma, the team clambers aboard checking bags, compartments and asking rapid-fire questions. Soon a woman with a young child emerges with the officers. She's carrying a plastic shopping bag containing a handful of condoms filled with Ice -- the super-charged methamphetamine that's infiltrating China's party scene and that's being shipped out to more lucrative international destinations like Australia. - ABC Australia

► EDUCATION : Les Normands une dynastie de conquérants. - Uploaded on Nov 22, 2011 by monfrison

■ (1/3) : Du Xe au début du XIIIe siècle, les Normands, héritiers des Vikings, dominent et façonnent l'Europe médiévale. En quatre siècles.
■ (2/3) : Autre grande période et pourtant méconnue, l'installation de nobles normands, au début du XIe siècle, comme la lignée des Hauteville, dans le sud de l'Italie, notamment en Calabre, en Apulie et en Sicile. D'abord, elle se fait par les.
■ (3/3) : Au cours du XIIe siècle, les Normands ont eu une emprise culturelle sur l'Angleterre et la France. La langue anglaise assimile des milliers de mots français comme 'fourchette', ' porc ' ou ' bœuf ' ' et les souverains parlent le français. Bon nombre de barons soumettent.

► NEWS & POLITIC : The Teenage Brain on Porn. Is porn coloring a teenager's ideas of what sex should be like before they experience it? Published on Nov 1, 2013 by ABC News

► NEWS & POLITIC : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged France to take a tough stance on Iran and look past Prime Minister Hassan Rohani's "smile campaign", in this exclusive interview with FRANCE 24 on Thursday. Published on Oct 11, 2013 by FRANCE 24 English

► OCEAN



► S k y



► Earth



► Winter in Hell

► Senate panel approves more drone strike oversight - By Mark Hosenball
WASHINGTON - The Senate Intelligence Committee has quietly approved more public oversight of drone attacks on suspected militants overseas, including American citizens.

* Rohde: How covert drone strikes turn murderers into martyrs
* FAA unveils plan for integrating drones into U.S. airspace
* House lawmaker defends drone killing of Pakistani Taliban leader

► Obama says U.S. needs to update policies on Cuba

► Knock knock! Who's there? Solar energy - By Nichola Groom
LAKE FOREST - Reno Mendenhall is a foot soldier in the small army of salesmen who pitch Vivint Solar, the fast-growing rooftop solar installation and financing business owned by Blackstone Group. Homeowners like what they are hearing.

* EU states reach breakthrough at carbon supply cut talks

► Prince Charles and his wife Camilla visit India
► UK spymasters hit out at Snowden in televised grilling
► Super Typhoon Haiyan makes landfall in the Philippines
► Lost kingdom: Myanmar's forgotten royals. In a modest Yangon apartment, the granddaughter of Myanmar's last king, Princess Hteik Su Phaya Gyi, lives poor and unrecognised by her neighbours -- a far cry from the power and riches of her ancestors.
► Kerry heads to Geneva for Iran nucelar talks
► Palestinians say Israel 'only suspect' in Arafat death
► Losing weight in Dubai is rewarded with gold
► Footage shows Russian seizure of Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise

► Kerry: No Agreement Yet in Iran Nuke Talks
► Obama: We Want to Work With Everybody
► Countdown on for Satellite to Crash to Earth
► Christmas Tree Arrives in Rockefeller Center
► Raw: Panda Cub in Spain Gets Checkup

► NEWS

■ Syrian army closes in on Aleppo after dawn attack
■ U.S. presses Syrian opposition to agree to peace talks
■ Kerry mounts diplomatic push on Iran nuclear talks
■ Israeli PM 'utterly rejects' emerging Iran deal 
■ Look at opponents of nuclear deal-making with Iran
■ Hungary Jews struggle with rising anti-Semitism
■ Obama calls Netanyahu after criticism of Iran nuclear plan
■ In Libya's west, Berber anger spills into gasfields
■ US, Israel lose UNESCO voting rights after missing deadline over debt linked to Palestinians 
■ Exclusive: U.S., Russia see Syrian chemical disarmament overrunning
■ U.S., Germany discuss intelligence cooperation after Merkel affair
■ Obama spars with Louisiana governor over healthcare law
■ Russian report on role of radioactive polonium in Arafat death inconclusive, Palestinians say
■ Dutch king visits Russia amid chill in ties
■ Conservative groups keep up pressure amid U.S. budget talks
■ Jordan looks set to take Saudi Security Council seat: Western diplomats
■ Column: An optimist's view of the White House
■ Italy shipwreck migrants raped, tortured: police
■ FSB to name 29 banks on too-big-to-fail list - Russia
■ China to loan Pacific island nations $1 billion
■ Over 100 dead in typhoon onslaught in Philippines (PHOTOS)
■ Marathon bomb victim gets new leg for high heels
■ ODD NEWS : Hotel goes above and beyond to recover guest's family heirloom

► SHINE

■ Coffee drinkers: Time to consider a change. Drinking tea can help boost weight loss, bone health, concentration, and even your mood. Why Tea Makes You Happy, Healthy, and Smart 
■ 20 Foolproof Beauty Tricks that Will Make You Look Instantly Better in Photos
■ How Saying No to McDonald's Might Lead to Dad Losing Custody
■ Quick-Fix Supper: King Ranch Chicken Mac and Cheese
■ If You Want to Stay Married for 75 Years, Do What This Couple Did

► OMG! : Tom Cruise Admits Scientology Contributed to Katie Holmes Split

► TV : First Look Teaser of Carrie Underwood and Stephen Moyer Getting Their von Trapp On in 'The Sound of Music Live!'

► GOOD MORNING AMERICA : See Pope Francis Clown Around With Newlywed Couple

► MOVIES : God of Blunder? Why Thor Chose the Wrong Woman in 'The Dark World'

► FEATURES : 10 things - The best time to drink coffee is 09:30 to 11:30 and more nuggets 

■ NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE

* PhD students assessed on kebab feast
* France: Five-legged sheep seeks a loving home
* Iran: Kiss away the US-Iranian rift
* Russia: Halloween 'banned in schools'
* Russia: Dollars not days for Olympic countdown clock
* Russia: Ex-mayor 'planned to shoot down plane'
* Russia: Station has tiny church for passengers
* Italy: Mayor in smoke signal protest over web access
* Iraq: Kissing couple 'face prosecution'

► HEALTH :  Europe at 'polio risk' from Syria

► MAGAZINE : Jumbo's journey - Is it right to make elephants leave their home? 

► US may split Cyber Command and NSA
► 'Lots of work to do': Top US, EU officials in Geneva to push for Iran deal amid Israeli protest
► Germans lose trust in US, see NSA whistleblower Snowden as hero – poll 
► Over 100 feared dead after Super typhoon devastates Philippines
► Super Typhoon Haiyan hits Philippines with all-time record winds (VIDEO)
► OP-ED: 'Iran won't accept nuclear deal US is ready to offer without Israel's approval'

► VIDEOS

■ Westminster Whitewash: UK spy chiefs deny data harvesting, say Snowden aided Al-Qaida 
■ Reign of Terror: Iraq spirals into carnage unrest, civilians bear brunt
■ CrossTalk: Lame Duck Obama
■ Super typhoon hits Philippines with all-time record winds. One of the most powerful-ever tropical cyclones based on wind speed has hit the Filipino island of Samar, forcing millions to flee the area. The disaster has also sustained wind gusts of 170 mph (275 kph), according to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center, besting the previous record held by Hurricane Camile, which struck the US in Mississippi with 190 mph (305 kph) winds in 1969.
■ 'Fukushima beyond tragic, it's a crime'
■ 'Web of financial secrecy': UK wins title of biggest tax haven for rich
■ 'I used to think US best country for privacy & freedom' - Lavabit founder
■ Tickets for Squats: Moscow metro gives free ride for sports
■ Unseen footage: Russian security forces board Greenpeace's Arctic Sunrise

► 101 East : Locked Up Warriors

► Al Jazeera Correspondent : The Colony: Chile's dark past uncovered

► Inside Story : Can we stop global warming?

► Israel: No Partial Iran Deal - Netanyahu warns that Tehran is playing Obama for a fool in nuclear-weapons talks.

* Kerry joins nuke powwow in Geneva
* Watch: Israeli PM: 'This is a very bad deal'

► What the Election Tells Us About U.S. Inequality - Rana Foroohar writes that the U.S. may be in a recovery, but it's not felt by the average American.

► LOCAL : New laws on immigration split whites, Latinos
Californians are generally supportive of those in the U.S. illegally but are divided on allowing them to get driver's licenses or practice law.

* California defends spending strategy for bullet train in court
* Military groups and L.A. County are in step on Bob Hope Patriotic Hall

► OPINION

■ Dodd-Frank: Obama's other big bad law. The financial reform measure, like Obamacare, is flawed, with a similar potential to harm ordinary Americans.
■ Does L.A. need free Wi-Fi?

► FRAMEWORK : The Week in Pictures | November 4 – 10, 2013 - Posted By: Marc Martin 



On the eve of the 24th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, original pieces of the wall are mirrored in a pond as they are are displayed for sale in the town of Teltow, Germany. PHOTOGRAPH BY: Markus Schreiber / Associated Press



Participants pick up their portraits as part as the art performance "Inside Out. The People's Art Project" by French artist JR at the Palais de Tokyo, in Paris. The art performance has traveled the world since 2011. PHOTOGRAPH BY: YOAN VALAT / EPA



A view of Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base, Md. President Obama traveled to Dallas to speak about healthcare and attend fund-raisers. PHOTOGRAPH BY: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / AFP

News Headlines (414) 8 November 2013

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► Your emotional side needs some work today, so make sure that you're giving yourself the time and space you need to deal with whatever has been bugging you. It's easier than you'd think! Someone with a critical eye isn't going to be shy about dishing their criticisms of you today, but you need to try to not get defensive about it! Hear them out -- there is value in what they have to say. Your reputation is your top concern right now, so if they have some ideas on how to improve it, you need to hear it. Feelings don't matter when real knowledge is out there to be had. You cannot sacrifice such valuable insight just for the sake of your slightly sensitive ego.



► MEDICAL N EWS TODAY 31 October 2013 : Walking speed may indicate severity of MS
► VARIETY 7 November 2013 : 'The X Factor' Screws Up Live Vote, Contestants to Sing Again 
► ABC NEWS 5 November 2013 : Couple Celebrates With Killer Wedding Cake
► DAILY NEWS 6 November 2013 : Paul Simon, Sting announce U.S. dates of 'On Stage Together' concerts 
► ISRAEL HERALD 7 November 2013 : Israel convicts Islamic leader for inciting riots  || ► NEW KERALA 7 November 2013 : Israel convicts Islamic leader for inciting riots

► GUARDIAN

■ 8 November 2013 :  NSA leaks: UK's enemies are 'rubbing their hands with glee', says MI6 chief
■ 7 November 2013 : Syria crisis: Saudi Arabia to spend millions to train new rebel force 
■ 7 November 2013 : Russell Brand row: Nick Clegg criticises Jeremy Paxman's 'sneering' 

► SLASH DOT 7 Noevember 2013 : Scientists Says Jellyfish Are Taking Over the Oceans

► NPR 7 November 2013 : Who Owns The Archives Of A Vanishing Iraqi Jewish World?

► PETS & ANIMALS : Warthog Stuck Between Wild Dogs and Crocodile. Published on Oct 27, 2013 by 100100Channel



► PEOPLE & BLOG : Toddler Dressed Up as Tiger Makes Friends With Tiger Cub. A 2-year-old little boy named Marshall and Kali the Sumatran Tiger Cub were playing together at the Point Defiance Zoo in Tacoma, Washington, on Halloween. Marshall was wearing his tiger costume, so that could be the reason why the pair made friends so quickly. Published on Nov 6, 2013 by amazingworldy25



► COMEDY : [reportage] L'énigme de l'île de Pâques. Les statues en roche volcanique et à forme humaine de l'Ile de Pâques sont un des grands mystères de notre temps. Comment ces blocs, pesant plusieurs centaines de kilos, taillés à même la roche du centre de l'île ont-ils été déplacés tout autour de celle-ci il y a plusieurs siècles ? Deux archéologues et leur équipe vont tenter une expérience pour résoudre l'énigme. Tout en assistant à l'opération, le téléspectateur découvre également l'histoire de l'île, depuis les premiers hommes jusqu'à l'arrivée des colons hollandais. Published on Mar 19, 2013 by français Exploreur

► Dublin's People: Canon 7d 24p

[Many idiots in this world with the smoke in their mouth. The world is running out and polluting. With dwindling food supplies in the world -- for a moment -- I highly approve a crazy idea if cigarette manufacturers and smokers should be wiped off this earth such as cigarette butts when they are turned off. Tobacco companies are the destroyers of the environment healthy, but they still reap the earth assets to be consumed by those foolish.

Dahling, I want them to classify smoking cigarettes as a violation of human rights.
- Signed : CZ]

► Look At Me
► Sofia's People [Stop smoking cigarettes, stupid!]
► Wizard Smoke 

► Snowden urged NSA staff to give up passwords - By Mark Hosenball and Warren Strobel 
WASHINGTON - Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden used login credentials and passwords provided unwittingly by colleagues to access some of the classified material he leaked to the media, sources said.

* UK spy chiefs emerge from shadows to blast Edward Snowden 
* Germans see Snowden as hero but don't favor asylum: poll 
* Germany wants Snowden to give evidence in Moscow, not Berlin
* U.S. officials offer few concessions on NSA spying to privacy board 

► Super typhoon Haiyan slams into Philippines, at least three dead    
MANILA - The strongest typhoon in the world this year and possibly the most powerful ever to hit land battered the Philippines on Friday, forcing more than a million people to flee, cutting power lines and blowing apart houses.

► Israel rejects mooted interim Iran nuclear deal, Kerry heads to talks 

► The U.S. economy in charts 
Today's GDP numbers were a mixed bag, with strong inventory growth but signs that U.S. consumer spending stalled.

* Planned layoffs jump 

► US and Cameroon authors win top French literary prize 
► Russia launches Sochi Olympic torch into space
► Kadhafi's jailed son appears on Libya TV
► Ex-Israel PM Sharon aide says Israel stayed out of Arafat death  || ► PLO official urges global probe into Arafat 'killing'
► Marvel announces comic with new Muslim superhero. Marvel Comics introduce a new superhero, 16-year-old Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American Muslim teenager living in Jersey City, New Jersey. The character's story will launch early next year. 
► Astronauts take Olympic torch into space ahead of Sochi

► Raw: Time-lapse of Soyuz Rocket Before Launch
► Widow: Arafat's Death 'Crime of the Century'
► Typhoon Haiyan Blasts the Philippines

► NEWS

■ Syrian army breaks rebel hold on southern Damascus suburbs
■ Kurds protest against wall along Turkey's border with Syria
■ Failure of peace talks may ignite third intifada: Kerry
■ UK spymasters say Al-Qaeda 'lapping up' Snowden leaks
■ UK spy bosses: Al-Qaida is loving Snowden leaks
■ Olympic torch blasts into space for 1st spacewalk
■ X-ray Space Telescope of the Future Could Launch in 2028
■ Kerry to join Iran nuclear talks amid hopes of deal
■ Kerry warns Israel of troubles ahead if peace talks fail
■ EU official says French foreign minister joining Kerry at Geneva nuke talks: Israel critical
■ Proposed Iran deal would be 'historic' error: Israel 
■ U.S. budget talks hit snag, Republican senator says
■ Evangelist Billy Graham feted by hundreds at 95th birthday party
■ President Obama says he’s sorry for Americans losing insurance plans
■ On-The-Run Terror Suspect In 'Torture' Claim
■ Who did it? Yasser Arafat was probably poisoned, scientists say; Israel denies involvement 
■ Taliban plan wave of revenge attacks in Pakistan 
■ DR Congo's M23 rebels surrender to Uganda 
■ Inspectors: 1 Syrian chemical site was abandoned
■ No Proof That Cosmic Rays Cause Global Warming, Study Says
■ Six-tailed asteroid stuns scientists
■ Bizarre Asteroid with Six Tails Spotted by Hubble Telescope (Photos)
■ Too fat to fly: French family stranded in US 
■ Year's strongest typhoon blasts Philippines
■ Toddler Dressed Up as Tiger Makes Friends With Tiger Cub

► TV : Pamela to Ellen: 'I stole your haircut'

► SHINE

■ Believe It: Mayonnaise is the Secret to a Better Cake
■ Extra, Extra! Kate Middleton Has Gray Hair, Too 

► GOOD MORNING AMERICA : 5 Foods That Could Become Illegal With FDA Move to Ban Trans Fats 

► GRIND TV : Amazing wildlife video shows crocodile taking down a warthog 

► HOMES : Awesome Aquariums: 4 Cool Modern Fish Tank Designs 

► FINANCE : Mark Zuckerberg's Sister: Get Off Facebook!

► TRAVEL : Top 10 cities in the world

► FUTURE

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■ Tut Tut - Which would you rather visit - a fake tomb or a real one?
■ Question of hate - How anti-Semitic is Germany 75 years after Kristallnacht? 

► Anti-Semitism 'on rise in Europe'
A survey of Jewish people in Europe says anti-Semitism is increasing, particularly on the internet, an EU agency finds.

* Attacks on rise in Germany
* Chief rabbi fears anti-semitism

► Today's African Proverb : "A monkey who sits on the ground does not fall from the tree" - Sent by Liisa, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Ahahha .. true! but beware, your ass could be bitten by ants! Yauwww... ahahahaaa...

► Iraq 2013: Deadliest year since 2008 with 7,000+ killed 
► Snowden 'asked' for colleagues' logins, passwords to access classified NSA data
► 'Web of financial secrecy': Britain, satellites dominate tax haven rating
► Bit-heist: Over $1mn in bitcoins stolen from Australian online bank
► OP-ED : Why India's Mars mission is about more than power and prestige

► VIDEOS

■ Soyuz spaceship with Olympic torch on board blasts into space
■ UK Called to Heel: GCHQ chiefs to stand grilling in wake of Snowden revelations
■ RT Inside Gitmo: US military base with Taco Bell & no internet 
■ 'Weed consumption is a human rights issue' - Irish MP Luke Flanagan
■ Olympic Orbit: Sochi 2014 torch delivered to International Space Station
■ Dangerous Phase: Fukushima's radioactive fuel rods to move to safe storage

► Killing Arafat: Al Jazeera speaks to Arafat's widow
► Evidence of massacre uncovered in CAR 

► Inside Story : Is it time to end the global war on drugs? It's a multi-billion dollar industry, driven by violent criminal gangs which has killed hundreds of thousands of people around the world, but is the so-called war on drugs working?Two world leaders do not think so. Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and former Brazilian president Fernando Henrique Cardoso say repressive approaches to containing drugs have failed.Both men are members of the Global Commission on Drug Policy - and they are calling for a new approach.In an newspaper opinion piece they wrote: "'We called on governments to adopt more humane and effective ways of controlling and regulating drugs. We recommended that the criminalisation of drug use should be replaced by a public health approach."We also appealed for countries to carefully test models of legal regulation as a means to undermine the power of organised crime, which thrives on illicit drug trafficking."Those in favour of reform say the war on drugs is a colossal waste of government resources; regulation could instead yield billions in tax revenues; it would be a blow to organised crime and put drug dealers out of business, and it would cut street crime and violence related to drug trafficking.Those against legalising drugs say it would create a large black market; it would lead to yet more addicts and more crime; an increase in the use of soft drugs could see users graduate to harder drugs, and drugs could fall more easly into the hands of children.Drugs became a symbol of youthful rebellion and social upheaval in the 1960s, and in the summer of 1971 US President Richard Nixon first declared the so-called 'war on drugs'.It is estimated to have cost more than one trillion dollars in the four decades since then, with the bill now running at 100 billion dollars a year.The UN estimates the drug market itself to be worth 1.3 trillion US dollars and growing, and generating profits of around 435 billion dollars a year.Latest UN figures show some 230 million people took illicit drugs in 2011, with estimates suggesting the number of drug-related deaths could be as high as a quarter of a million.Calls for the decriminalisation of drugs are growing stronger around the world.Portugal is seen as a pioneer. It decriminalised drug use twelve years ago, putting possession of a small amount of drugs on a par with illegal parking.Colorado and Washington in the US have legalised the recreational use of cannabis for those over 21.Chile, Ecuador and Colombia have ruled that the possession of drugs for personal use is no longer a crime.And Uruguay is considering a passing legislation which would see the government growing and selling marijuana, for as little as a dollar a gram.The Secretary General of Uruguay's national Drug Board, Julio Calzada, said last week: "... starting with the passing of the law, and it being put into place, it will progressively capture more of some of the most important parts of the black market."But the president of the Senate's Health Commission, Alfredo Solari, countered: "It is not that it is a bad bill, it's disastrous ... we have a marijuana use problem at a certain level in some populations, so to minimize this problem we are going to compete with drug dealers."So is it time for a fresh approach to the war on drugs based around legalisation and regulation?And can decriminalisation help reduce drug abuse and organised crime?To discuss this, Inside Story, with presenter Hazem Sika, is joined by guests: Sanho Tree, director of the Drug Policy Project which works to end the domestic and international war on drugs; Amanda Fielding, a drug policy reformer and founder of the Beckley Foundation, and Manuel Pinto Coelho, president of the Association for a Drug Free Portugal.

► BREAKING : Palestinians: Israel only suspect in Arafat death

► SYRIA : Hizballah in Command - They're getting ready for a key battle

► SOCIETY : 5 Steps to a Female President - It's not just a 'women's issue'

► SCIENCE &SPACE : Don't Upset Your Internal Clock - Sleep when your body says you should

► HOW TO : How to Protect Your Wi-Fi Privacy - Public networks aren't always safe

► From prison isolation to a sense of doom - A former prisoner at Pelican Bay lives with memory loss, anxiety and fear. He partly blames the separation from human contact, but not all researchers agree.

► OPINION

■ Chris Christie is the tea party's newest nightmare
■ 10 Republican senators want Sebelius fired over Obamacare rollout