| Obama: Boris Nemtsov Killing A Sign Of Worsening Climate In Russia
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 President Barack Obama said the murder of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov is a sign of a worsening climate in Russia. "This is an indication of a climate at least inside of Russia in which civil society, independent journalists, people trying to communicate on the Internet, have felt increasingly threatened, constrained," Obama said in an interview with Reuters published Monday. "And increasingly the only information that the Russian public is able to get is through state-controlled media outlets." Nemtsov was shot dead in late February near the Kremlin. Thousands gathered days ...
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| Nimoy made Spock his own
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 In an interview taped two days before Leonard Nimoy's death, William Shatner reflects on Nimoy's legacy.
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| Hunger games never end for Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal
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 Roger Federer with his 7th Dubai title It was an interesting week for tennis fans around the world, mainly for those that swear by a certain Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. The great duo dealt with a mounting heap of questions in their own emphatic style, albeit in different corners of the globe. And in doing so, have added a much needed layer of interest to another very promising and intriguing season of tennis. Emerging from behind the clouds Federer first – the Swiss was derailed in Australia, soon after he made a winning start in Brisbane. A fine three-set victory over Milos Raonic landed him some silver, but the sheen was quickly ...
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| China's Graft Fight Targets Party 'Cliques'
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 The annual meeting of China's legislature, usually a time for shows of political unity, is taking place this year amid a campaign to rid the Communist Party of the factions that have long dominated its inner workings.
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| HWKN Unveils Design for "Pennovation Center" in Pennsylvania
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 New York-based firm HWKN have revealed the design for what is to become the University of Pennsylvania's latest hub for entrepreneurs, researchers, and innovators. Dubbed "The Pennovation Centre," the project is the first major development within the Pennovation Works, and will occupy a 58,000-square-foot footprint on the campus' south. A rejuvenation of the former DuPont laboratory, it is hoped that The Pennovation Centre will become an "iconic landmark" for pen, providing a "dynamic environment" for innovation in varied fields. The Pennovation Centre is the result of a period of collaboration between HWKN, Penn, KSS Architects, Land Collective, Bruce Mau Design, Ballinger, Focus, and Atelier Ten. By adopting a multidisciplinary team approach, the project is able to rigorously examine and address factors of site, landscaping, identity, signage, and program. "To create a dream space for innovators and entrepreneurs," said HWKN principal Matthias Hollwich, "We wanted to celebrate the rawness of the former ...
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| SpaceX lofts two all-electric ion-drive comsats to Clarke orbit
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 Sounds cool but it's more Captain Slow than Captain Buck Rogers Pics Another month, another successful SpaceX launch. This time, a Falcon 9 sent into orbit a twin set of communications satellites that eschew chemical-engine propellant in favor of solar power.…
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| Dulse is a clinically recognized antioxidant and excellent plant protein source
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 Dulse is a spicy-flavored red seaweed that grows on the coasts of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Popular in East Asia, dulse has been harvested for thousands of years as a nutritious food source, an ingredient in skin care products, and as a health supplement. It is available in most health food stores in fresh or dried form. Dulse extract has been clinically proven to possess free radical scavenging activity, making dulse useful as an antioxidant. The seaweed has also been demonstrated to inhibit the growth of lipid (fat) cells in the laboratory. This is extremely important as environmental toxins are believed to be causing an increase in a host of auto-immune diseases such as multiple sclerosis, lupus, and rheumatoid arthritis. The combination of constant stress, environmental pathogens, and malnutrition is burning out many people's immune systems. Utilizing dulse and other antioxidants helps to repair compromised body tissues. 7 Research into Dulse Good source of protein – According to Dr. Subhuti ...
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| Why do blueberries make you poop?
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 Yes, blueberries do indeed make you poop! It's a topic we tend to avoid out of embarrassment – our "poop" life. However, keeping your bowel movements regular is a mainstay of a healthy body, and blueberries are a fantastic, natural way to help you with that. Here is why: Blueberries are an excellent source of antioxidants, and also packed with nutrients, including the "poop-friendly" dietary fiber, which helps prevent constipation, and also can relieve it. They are an excellent way to essentially clean your colon! (1) Because they make such a delicious snack, you are more likely to eat them than forcing yourself to choke down a chalky fiber drink, so that is another reason they are so helpful. If you're more likely to eat something with pleasure, and it happens to help you in keeping regular, this can only be a good thing. Why do blueberries make you poop? According to Richard Bensinger, M.D., of HealthTap.com, blueberries are a good way to minimize constipation. (2) If you are suffering with ...
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| Jordan, other NBA owners join Forbes' billionaire list
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 Michael Jordan and some other NBA owners have reached new heights, landing on Forbes world list of billionaires. Forbes released its list on Monday and noted that Jordan's net worth is estimated at $1 billion, thanks to his well-timed investment in the Charlotte Hornets. Steve Ballmer, who recently purchased the Los Angeles Clippers, tops the list of sports-related billionaires ...
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| Previewing Samsung Galaxy S6
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 Samsung Galaxy S6 is finally here and it's made to take on current design trends. Unlike the S5, S6 and the Edge ditched the functional flagship phones of Samsung. They are dressed in plenty of glass with sharp metal lines. They both run on Android's latest operating system – Lollipop. Both have 5.1 inches screen and high-resolution display. Samsung Galaxy S6 design The overall design is attractive as it's made of glass and metal. But metal is the predominant choice for this phone. On the front and back, the phone uses Gorilla Glass 4 with a frame of matte aluminum alloy. That said, it's more solid, compact and fits perfectly in the hand. Although it's not as big as iPhone 6, the size is still impressive. Thanks to its higher resolution and larger display than the latest iPhone. Specifically, it comes in a 2560×1440 pixels. Will it hurt the battery? It may. No one can tell for now. But the display is undeniably clear and crisp. The battery is actually 2550mAh. It's quite lower in capacity compared to the ...
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