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• ANSA: Carige, Borsa boccia piano (-7,8%)
• ANSA: S&P, no immediato impatto su rating Italia
• ANSA: Cambi: euro a 1,3071 dollari in apertura
• Aljazeera: EU agrees to cap banker bonuses
• ANSA: Asta Btp, tasso a 4,83% massimo da ottobre
• Aljazeera: Beleaguered Bulgaria to hold early elections
• Aljazeera: 'Higher cancer risks' after Fukushima crisis
• Aljazeera: Maldives to challenge child flogging verdict
• Financial Times: Germany’s work conditions spark concern
• Financial Times: Hilton goes to Myanmar as tourism takes off
• Financial Times: Buffett drives shift in investment priorities
• Financial Times: Senator takes Todd death to White House
• Huffington Post: John Brennan Intelligence Committee Vote Coming Next Week: Saxby Chambliss
• Huffington Post: Roosevelt Hotel's Racist Mural Offends Employee, Leads To Lawsuit (PHOTO)
• Huffington Post: Maryland Gun Control Bill Passes Senate
• Huffington Post: Short-Sleeve Jerseys: UCLA, Louisville, Baylor Bring Sleeves To College Basketball

ANSA: Carige, Borsa boccia piano (-7,8%) Posted: 26 Feb 2013 12:18 PM PST (ripetizione con testo corretto)

ANSA: S&P, no immediato impatto su rating Italia Posted: 26 Feb 2013 02:12 PM PST Avanti strada risanamento intrapresa

ANSA: Cambi: euro a 1,3071 dollari in apertura Posted: 26 Feb 2013 11:19 PM PST Moneta unica recupera appena dopo calo legato a elezioni Italia

Aljazeera: EU agrees to cap banker bonuses Posted: 27 Feb 2013 05:38 PM PST The new deal reduces bankers' bonus payments to maximum of one year's basic salary.

ANSA: Asta Btp, tasso a 4,83% massimo da ottobre Posted: 27 Feb 2013 11:05 PM PST Ma nei mercati prevale ottimismo, dopo rialzo fiducia economica in Ue

Aljazeera: Beleaguered Bulgaria to hold early elections Posted: 28 Feb 2013 03:14 AM PST President sets May 12 as date for parliamentary vote, as political crisis threatens country's economic stability.

Aljazeera: 'Higher cancer risks' after Fukushima crisis Posted: 28 Feb 2013 03:40 AM PST WHO says people in areas contaminated by leaked radioactive material face higher risks over their lifetime.

Aljazeera: Maldives to challenge child flogging verdict Posted: 28 Feb 2013 04:58 AM PST President's office expresses outrage at court decision to punish minor rape victim convicted of having premarital sex.

Financial Times: Germany’s work conditions spark concern Posted: 28 Feb 2013 09:13 AM PST German voters and politicians are disturbed about the Dickensian terms that have descended on parts of the job market since reforms to make it flexible

Financial Times: Hilton goes to Myanmar as tourism takes off Posted: 28 Feb 2013 09:13 AM PST For country's reformist government, which is pushing rapid economic and political reforms after years of western sanctions, the deal is a diplomatic triumph

Financial Times: Buffett drives shift in investment priorities Posted: 28 Feb 2013 09:18 AM PST Even after its $12bn investment in Heinz with Brazil's 3G Capital, Berkshire Hathaway will have a $48bn cash pile to spend on acquisitions

Financial Times: Senator takes Todd death to White House Posted: 28 Feb 2013 09:50 AM PST Engineer was working on development of gallium nitride, a substance that can be used in both commercial and military applications

Huffington Post: John Brennan Intelligence Committee Vote Coming Next Week: Saxby Chambliss Posted: 28 Feb 2013 10:11 AM PST WASHINGTON — The vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee says the panel is scheduled to vote early next week on John Brennan's nomination to be director of the CIA. Democratic leaders of the committee had hoped to hold the vote today. But Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., said Thursday that consideration of Brennan's nomination has been delayed because he and other committee members have not received all the information they've requested from the White House about lethal drone strikes against terror suspects and the attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya. Read More... More on john brennan

Huffington Post: Roosevelt Hotel's Racist Mural Offends Employee, Leads To Lawsuit (PHOTO) Posted: 28 Feb 2013 10:12 AM PST An employee of The Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans is suing her employer over a mural hanging in the hotel that depicts African-American slaves picking cotton. Deandra Pitman, a 32-year-old African-American massage therapist at the Roosevelt, claimed in a lawsuit filed Monday that the hotel was violating her civil rights because its painting "creates a hostile work environment and subjects her to feeling demeaned and looked down upon," Courthouse News Service reported. Scroll down to see the mural that led to the lawsuit. Read More...

Huffington Post: Maryland Gun Control Bill Passes Senate Posted: 28 Feb 2013 10:22 AM PST The Maryland Senate on Thursday passed a sweeping gun control bill that would give the state some of the country's strictest gun regulations. The Baltimore Sun has details: In a 28-19 vote, senators approved a plan to require a license to buy a handgun, limit magazines to 10 bullets and ban the sale of assault-style weapons. Maryland State Police would be empowered to audit gun dealers, and state rules limiting gun ownership for people with mental illnesses would be expanded. Other provisions increase the information sent to databases used for background checks. Read More... More on Maryland

Huffington Post: Short-Sleeve Jerseys: UCLA, Louisville, Baylor Bring Sleeves To College Basketball Posted: 28 Feb 2013 10:23 AM PST CINCINNATI -- Tradition-rich UCLA and Louisville are taking on an unconventional look for college basketball's postseason: sleeves. Adidas unveiled its new brightly colored, camouflage-patterned uniforms for six men's teams Thursday. Kansas, Notre Dame and Cincinnati will also sport the multihued shorts but will stick with sleeveless jerseys. Baylor will join the Bruins and Cardinals in wearing the short-sleeved top, which the company debuted with the NBA's Golden State Warriors earlier this month. Read More...

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• ANSA: Borsa: Parigi chiude in rialzo +0,41%
• ANSA: Borsa: Londra chiude positiva +0,31%
• ANSA: Borsa:Francoforte chiude in rialzo+1,45%
• ANSA: Mediaset: 'balla' in Borsa con elezioni
• Aljazeera: Italy seeks path out of election impasse
• Financial Times: JPMorgan to cut 17,000 jobs over 2 years
• Aljazeera: Egypt authorities suspend balloon flights
• Financial Times: Imtech launches €500m rights issue
• Financial Times: AB InBev warns on US and Brazil beer sales
• Aljazeera: Chuck Hagel confirmed as US defence secretary
• Huffington Post: Psychedelic Art: Vedran Misic Creates Colorful Depictions Of Modern Heroes (PHOTOS)
• Huffington Post: Dali Theft: Phivos Istavrioglou, Moncler Publicist, Pleads Guilty For Stealing Salvador Dali Painting
• Huffington Post: Chuck Hagel Sworn In As Defense Secretary
• Huffington Post: Keira Knightley, Kerry Washington And More Show Us How To Wear Sexy Bedhead Hair (PHOTOS)
• Aljazeera: Flow of Syrians into Jordan surges
• Financial Times: Pope alludes to turbulent year of reign

ANSA: Borsa: Parigi chiude in rialzo +0,41% Posted: 25 Feb 2013 08:50 AM PST Indice Cac 40 a 3.721,33 punti

ANSA: Borsa: Londra chiude positiva +0,31% Posted: 25 Feb 2013 08:50 AM PST Indice Ftse-100 a 6.355,37 punti

ANSA: Borsa:Francoforte chiude in rialzo+1,45% Posted: 25 Feb 2013 08:54 AM PST Indice Dax sale a 7.773,19 punti

ANSA: Mediaset: 'balla' in Borsa con elezioni Posted: 25 Feb 2013 09:00 AM PST Dopo dati contrastanti, chiude in rialzo con ultime proiezioni

Aljazeera: Italy seeks path out of election impasse Posted: 26 Feb 2013 01:03 PM PST Political parties must confront election deadlock that has spooked financial markets and sent shockwaves across Europe.

Financial Times: JPMorgan to cut 17,000 jobs over 2 years Posted: 26 Feb 2013 01:23 PM PST Upbeat view comes amid confidence that the US bank will see record-breaking year, beating consensus analysts' expectations of $21bn in net income

Aljazeera: Egypt authorities suspend balloon flights Posted: 26 Feb 2013 05:21 PM PST The measure follows the death of 19 foreign tourists when a hot-air balloon crashed near Luxor in the country's south.

Financial Times: Imtech launches €500m rights issue Posted: 27 Feb 2013 02:01 AM PST Dutch group acts on debt in the wake of a string of damaging financial revelations as its 65-year-old chief executive retires ahead of schedule

Financial Times: AB InBev warns on US and Brazil beer sales Posted: 27 Feb 2013 03:16 AM PST Belgian brewer expects 'year of challenge and uncertainty' as it says it could be hit by slower business activity in its key markets

Aljazeera: Chuck Hagel confirmed as US defence secretary Posted: 27 Feb 2013 04:09 AM PST Senate confirmation comes two weeks after Republicans launched filibuster to block nomination for secretary of defence.

Huffington Post: Psychedelic Art: Vedran Misic Creates Colorful Depictions Of Modern Heroes (PHOTOS) Posted: 27 Feb 2013 05:49 AM PST Artist Vedran Misic grew up in Sarajevo -- a rare city where mosques, churches and synagogues were all located within a few hundred feet of each other. "Their unique styles, beautiful ornamentations and designs fascinated me," he told The Huffington Post in an email, a sentiment that is clear in the artist's work, which radiates with creative energy. When Misic moved to New York in 1994 following the civil war, he found solace in a Bic pen and a sheet of paper. Read More... More on Video

Huffington Post: Dali Theft: Phivos Istavrioglou, Moncler Publicist, Pleads Guilty For Stealing Salvador Dali Painting Posted: 27 Feb 2013 05:52 AM PST The surreal theft of a Salvador Dali painting in broad daylight came to a realistic conclusion in court when publicist Phivos Istavrioglou recently pled guilty to stealing Dali's "Cartel de Don Juan Tenorio" from Venus Over Manhattan Gallery in New York. Istavrioglou, a 29-year-old from Athens serving as Moncler's international press office manager, grabbed the 1949 drawing from the gallery walls, placed it into a shopping bag and simply walked out. The thief then fled to Greece, yet when he realized his face was caught on surveillance camera he panicked, sending the pricey work to JFK in the mail in a cardboard tube, dorm-poster style. Authorities tracked down fashion-forward criminal thanks to fingerprints left on the shipment, which matched prints from a separate incident of a juice bottle being stolen from Whole Foods market, according to the Guardian. An investigator posed as a gallery owner offering Istavrioglou a position to lure him back to New York. Read More... More on Video

Huffington Post: Chuck Hagel Sworn In As Defense Secretary Posted: 27 Feb 2013 05:53 AM PST WASHINGTON -- Chuck Hagel has been sworn in as Secretary of Defense following a bitter nomination fight on Capitol Hill. He took the oath of office at the Defense Department, which is facing deep budget cuts. Read More... More on Chuck Hagel

Huffington Post: Keira Knightley, Kerry Washington And More Show Us How To Wear Sexy Bedhead Hair (PHOTOS) Posted: 27 Feb 2013 05:55 AM PST Keira Knightely, Kerry Washington and Kelly Rowland have another thing in common besides the fact that all of their names begin with the letter "K." These three gorgeous stars have mastered bedhead hair. And I'm not talking about that hop out of the bed and shake it out look we all seem to rely on when we've hit the snooze button way too many times. I'm referring to that roughed-up (in a good way) hair. For her most recent turn as Marie Claire cover girl, Knightley sported bedhead hair with a rock and roll edge. Meanwhile, Washington has been making the red carpet rounds for "Django Unchained" wearing her shoulder-length haircut perfectly tousled. While former Destiny's Child member Roland balances out her new blunt bangs with loose waves. Ben Skervin, the man behind Knightley's Marie Claire bedhead hairstyle, shares his step-by-step instructions on how to get the look. Prep wet hair with a light foaming air mousse to build volume. Then rough blow-dry using your fingers to make the hair appear less finished. Next, create a side part (or you can comb your bangs forward like Washington and Rowland), add a rich moisturizing hair product like Vidal Sassoon Pro Series Color Gloss Creme and scrunch into the ends of the hair. This helps to create those soft, yet tousled waves, but if you need a curl boost, wrap one-inch sections of hair around a clipless curling iron. To finish, set the style with extra firm hold hairspray. Read More... More on The Beauty Page

Aljazeera: Flow of Syrians into Jordan surges Posted: 27 Feb 2013 07:18 AM PST At least 10,000 refugees arrive in Jordan in last 72 hours, army sources say.

Financial Times: Pope alludes to turbulent year of reign Posted: 27 Feb 2013 07:40 AM PST Benedict XVI holds his final public audience in St Peter's Square before a crowd estimated at 150,000, three times larger than expected

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Pasta: Gramigna con tonno sott'olio e piselli Feb 26th 2013, 11:11 Gramigna con tonno sott'olio e piselli La gramigna è un formato di pasta molto usato a Bologna e normalmente si sposa bene con il ragù di salsiccia: oggi io ho voluto condirla velocemente con tonno e piselli e ne è uscito un piatto buono, facilissimo da fare e con colori pastello che mi fanno venire voglia di Primavera… Il colorato e allegro grembiule che fa da sfondo alle foto di questa ricetta è di Creativitavola.   INGREDIENTI (per 4 persone) 400 gr di gramigna 200 gr di tonno sott'olio 200 gr di piselli freschi o surgelati olio extravergine d'oliva sale pepe   PROCEDIMENTO Portare a bollore una capace pentola piena di acqua, aggiungere una presa di sale grosso e versarvi alla gramigna e i piselli. Cuocere la pasta a dente e scolare il tutto: condire con il tonno sott'olio sgocciolato, un filo d'olio a crudo e una bella macinata di pepe, mescolando per amalgamare bene il tutto. Disporre nei piatti individuali e servire subito.

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• ANSA: Crisi: spread Btp-Bund apre a 286 punti
• ANSA: Borsa: Asia bene con miniyen,Tokyo +2,4%
• Aljazeera: Britain's senior Catholic cleric resigns
• Aljazeera: Qatari poet's sentence reduced to 15 years
• Financial Times: China to tighten shadow banking rules
• Financial Times: Shell in talks to buy €1.5bn Repsol assets
• Aljazeera: Afghanistan braces for severe weather
• Financial Times: JPMorgan to cut 4,000 jobs
• Aljazeera: No end in sight for Colombia mine strike
• Huffington Post: Scott Walker: Lawmakers Should Call Obama's 'Bluff' On Spending Cuts
• Huffington Post: Sleep-Deprivation Tips: How To Make Up For A Lack Of Sleep, Fast
• Huffington Post: Ben Bernanke Urges Congress To Avoid Sharp Spending Cuts, Defends Stimulus
• Huffington Post: Double Ultrasound Bill In Indiana Changed To Require Just One Procedure
• Financial Times: Brazil’s clown politician loses his smile

ANSA: Crisi: spread Btp-Bund apre a 286 punti Posted: 24 Feb 2013 11:32 PM PST Rendimento al

ANSA: Borsa: Asia bene con miniyen,Tokyo +2,4% Posted: 24 Feb 2013 11:48 PM PST Occhi sull'export, future Europa e Wall Street in rialzo

Aljazeera: Britain's senior Catholic cleric resigns Posted: 25 Feb 2013 06:27 AM PST Cardinal Keith O'Brien steps down but rejects claims by three priests and a former cleric of inappropriate behaviour.

Aljazeera: Qatari poet's sentence reduced to 15 years Posted: 25 Feb 2013 11:29 AM PST Poet jailed for life last year for encouraging overthrow of government has his sentence reduced by appeals court.

Financial Times: China to tighten shadow banking rules Posted: 26 Feb 2013 01:13 AM PST Credit flows system beyond traditional bank loans in China has increased fourfold in size since 2008, to about 40% of gross domestic product

Financial Times: Shell in talks to buy €1.5bn Repsol assets Posted: 26 Feb 2013 03:13 AM PST The Spanish oil group is close to selling off a collection of liquefied natural gas assets as it battles to maintain its investment-grade credit rating by cutting its debt

Aljazeera: Afghanistan braces for severe weather Posted: 26 Feb 2013 05:31 AM PST A winter storm brings deep snow and heavy rain to parts of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Financial Times: JPMorgan to cut 4,000 jobs Posted: 26 Feb 2013 06:21 AM PST Upbeat view comes amid confidence that the US bank will see record-breaking year, beating consensus analysts' expectations of $21bn in net income

Aljazeera: No end in sight for Colombia mine strike Posted: 26 Feb 2013 07:06 AM PST Workers at gigantic open-pit coal mine seek better wages and health benefits for victims of work-related illnesses.

Huffington Post: Scott Walker: Lawmakers Should Call Obama's 'Bluff' On Spending Cuts Posted: 26 Feb 2013 08:04 AM PST Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) urged lawmakers to call President Barack Obama's "bluff" ahead of March 1, when a serious of automatic cuts take effect. "[Lawmakers] should find an alternative, they should do their job, but why not empower the president and his administration?" Walker said during a Monday appearance on "Fox and Friends." "Give them the authority within their budgets to make those changes so they don't have to do some of the things they are talking about." Walker hit Obama's "scare tactics" over the sequester, noting "there's always a better way" to deal with spending cuts. Read More... More on sequester

Huffington Post: Sleep-Deprivation Tips: How To Make Up For A Lack Of Sleep, Fast Posted: 26 Feb 2013 08:05 AM PST By Corrie Pikul Just few minutes of doing this can buy you a couple of hours of alertness. Here we are again: bleary-eyed and foggy-brained. We've heard the experts repeatedly warn against getting less than seven to eight hours of quality sleep a night, but you know what? Those experts don't have any advice for dealing with a crying baby, a raucous neighbor, a seriously aching back or a demanding boss who enforces impossible deadlines. Read More... More on OWN Healthy Mind & Body

Huffington Post: Ben Bernanke Urges Congress To Avoid Sharp Spending Cuts, Defends Stimulus Posted: 26 Feb 2013 08:07 AM PST By Pedro da Costa and Alister Bull WASHINGTON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke strongly defended the U.S. central bank's bond-buying stimulus before Congress on Tuesday, saying its benefits clearly exceed possible costs. The Fed chairman also urged lawmakers to avoid sharp spending cuts set to go into effect on Friday, which he warned could combine with earlier tax increases to create a "significant headwind" for the economic recovery. Bernanke said Fed policymakers are cognizant of potential risks from their extraordinary support for the economy, including the possibility the public loses confidence in the central bank's ability to unwind its stimulus smoothly or the potentially destabilizing effect of low rates on key markets. But he added these did not seem material at the moment, adding the central bank has all the tools it needs to retreat from its monetary support in a timely fashion. "To this point, we do not see the potential costs of the increased risk-taking in some financial markets as outweighing the benefits of promoting a stronger economic recovery and more rapid job creation," Bernanke said in remarks prepared for delivery to the Senate Banking Committee. Minutes of the Fed's Jan. 29-30 policy meeting, released last week, showed that a number of officials felt the potential risks posed by buying bonds could warrant tapering or ending the program before hiring picks up. However, several others argued there was a danger in halting it prematurely. Bernanke appeared to be in the latter camp, citing improvements in the housing and auto sectors and tracing them in part to the Fed's stimulus. He also noted that inflation, one of the risks most often cited by critics of the central bank's so-called quantitative easing, remains projected to stay at or below the Fed's 2 percent target for the foreseeable future. In response to the financial crisis and deep recession of 2007-2009, the Fed not only slashed official interest rates to effectively zero but also bought more than $2.5 trillion in mortgage and Treasury debt in an effort to push down long-term interest rates and spur investment. The Fed is currently buying $85 billion in bonds each month and has said it plans to keep purchasing assets until it sees a substantial improvement in the outlook for the labor market. In unusually direct remarks on fiscal policy, Bernanke warned that the near-term spending cuts know as the sequester, which are set to take hold later this week, threaten an already challenged economic expansion. "The Congress and the administration should consider replacing the sharp, frontloaded spending cuts required by the sequestration, with policies that reduce the federal deficit more gradually in the near term but more substantially in the longer run," Bernanke said. "A substantial portion of the recent progress in lowering the deficit has been concentrated in near-term budget changes, which, taken together, could create a significant headwind for the economic recovery," he said. The U.S. economy braked sharply in the fourth quarter, but is generally forecast to grow around 2 percent or more this year. Unemployment has remained elevated, and registered 7.9 percent in January. Bernanke said persistent joblessness was a scourge with potentially long-lasting effects for the United States. "High unemployment has substantial costs, including not only the hardship faced by the unemployed and their families, but also the harm done to the vitality and productive potential of our economy as a whole," Bernanke said. Read More... More on Ben Bernanke

Huffington Post: Double Ultrasound Bill In Indiana Changed To Require Just One Procedure Posted: 26 Feb 2013 08:07 AM PST Indiana state senators have dropped a requirement that would force women to undergo an ultrasound procedure both before and after having a medication-induced abortion, after the legislation attracted national criticism. "I think that physicians know a little bit more about that particular area than legislators," state Sen. Ron Alting (R), who is the author of Monday's amendment to Senate Bill 371, told the Evansville Courier and Press. The Senate Health and Provider Services Committee approved the legislation last week, sending it to the full chamber for a vote. It would impose heavy regulations on doctors and clinics that offer medication abortions. Read More... More on Video

Financial Times: Brazil’s clown politician loses his smile Posted: 26 Feb 2013 08:39 AM PST Tiririca appears to have learnt the answer to his campaign question about what a congressman does – 'works a lot and produces little' – and has had enough

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