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- ANSA: Fisco: entrate stabili in bimestre
- ANSA: Vino: Coldiretti,consumi mai cosi' bassi
- ANSA: Debiti PA:Cgia Mestre,non contate le Pmi
- ANSA: Crisi: Slovenia, Fitch declassa 5 banche
- Aljazeera: Bird flu cases found in second Chinese city
- Aljazeera: Austerity ruling puts Portugal in a bind
- Aljazeera: Days numbered for Herschel space telescope
- Financial Times: US tankers earnings surge with shale boom
- Financial Times: Caterpillar cuts highlight mining woes
- Huffington Post: John McCain Urges Republicans Not To Filibuster Gun Control
- Huffington Post: 'Jane Got A Gun' Casts Bradley Cooper After Jude Law Drops Out
- Huffington Post: Morning Tips To Promote Sleep
- Huffington Post: Unplug For National Screen-Free Week With Random House Children's Books (VIDEO)
- Financial Times: Cyprus reaches end of a long and sleazy road
- Aljazeera: Mandela returns home from hospital
- Financial Times: Chinese thirst for formula spurs rationing
ANSA: Fisco: entrate stabili in bimestre Posted: 05 Apr 2013 12:15 PM PDT In calo incassi da Ires (-11,1%) e Iva (-9,4%) |
ANSA: Vino: Coldiretti,consumi mai cosi' bassi Posted: 06 Apr 2013 03:12 AM PDT Addio a un bicchiere su 4 negli ultimi 10 anni |
ANSA: Debiti PA:Cgia Mestre,non contate le Pmi Posted: 06 Apr 2013 03:17 AM PDT Associazione,91 mld calcolati riferiti aziende sopra 20 addetti |
ANSA: Crisi: Slovenia, Fitch declassa 5 banche Posted: 06 Apr 2013 03:18 AM PDT Downgrade anche per due istituti maggiori nlb nkbm |
Aljazeera: Bird flu cases found in second Chinese city Posted: 06 Apr 2013 10:01 AM PDT At a market in Shanghai authorities find new traces of the virus that has already killed six people. |
Aljazeera: Austerity ruling puts Portugal in a bind Posted: 06 Apr 2013 02:11 PM PDT Centre-right government says court's budget measures rejections make it difficult to make cuts promised to creditors. |
Aljazeera: Days numbered for Herschel space telescope Posted: 07 Apr 2013 05:00 AM PDT Most powerful infrared telescope ever put into space will soon be retired since coolant is running low. |
Financial Times: US tankers earnings surge with shale boom Posted: 07 Apr 2013 08:41 AM PDT Earnings for 'Jones Act' tankers, those allowed to operate between US ports, have risen from about $50,000 a day a year ago to up to $100,000 |
Financial Times: Caterpillar cuts highlight mining woes Posted: 07 Apr 2013 08:53 AM PDT Slowdown in demand for mined commodities in China and boom in natural gas has hit producers and, in turn, those companies that supply the equipment |
Huffington Post: John McCain Urges Republicans Not To Filibuster Gun Control Posted: 07 Apr 2013 09:09 AM PDT John McCain on Sunday urged Republicans not to filibuster new gun control legislation. "I don't understand it. The purpose of the United States Senate is to debate and to vote and to let the people know where we stand," he said on CBS' Face The Nation. "I would not only encourage it, I don't understand it. What are we afraid of?" Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has vowedhas vowedo filibuster gun control. Paul has referred to the bill as "oppression of a government." A dozen other senators have promised to join Paul, who also filibustered John Brennan's confirmation as CIA director. Read More... More on Gun Control |
Huffington Post: 'Jane Got A Gun' Casts Bradley Cooper After Jude Law Drops Out Posted: 07 Apr 2013 09:10 AM PDT The trouble-plagued production for "Jane Got a Gun" may have finally gotten some good news. Read More... |
Huffington Post: Morning Tips To Promote Sleep Posted: 07 Apr 2013 09:12 AM PDT Take a hot bubble bath, sip some chamomile tea and do some relaxing yoga poses -- these are all things you can do right before hopping into bed to help promote a restful night of sleep. There are also things you can do in the morning that can affect how you sleep that night, so try these tips. Read More... More on Sleep |
Huffington Post: Unplug For National Screen-Free Week With Random House Children's Books (VIDEO) Posted: 07 Apr 2013 09:14 AM PDT "I spent my entire childhood unplugged," children's book author Dan Yaccarino says in this video from Random House Children's Books. "What I really enjoyed doing was building things, drawing, writing." Yaccarino has written an adorable picture book called Doug Unplugged about a robot who is tired of downloading information day after day, and goes off on an adventure to explore the world around him. Despite being a self-described technology nerd, the message is one Yaccarino believes in. "Using their imaginations, kids can create far more interesting worlds than anything they encounter in a video game," he says. To spread Doug's message far and wide, the author has teamed up with Random House and fellow authors and illustrators, Chris Raschka (Everyone Can Learn To Ride A Bicycle), Bob Staake (Bluebird), and Tad Hills (Rocket Writes A Story), to encourage kids to follow the little robot's example and unplug for National Screen Free Week (April 29th-May 5th). Read More... More on Screen Sense |
Financial Times: Cyprus reaches end of a long and sleazy road Posted: 07 Apr 2013 09:40 AM PDT The collapse of the Cypriot economy is not the result of a random lurch or shift in axis. It is the end of a path traced in a long, complacent arc of ease and sleaze |
Aljazeera: Mandela returns home from hospital Posted: 07 Apr 2013 09:52 AM PDT Former South African president released after 10 days in hospital in Johannesburg for treatment for pneumonia. |
Financial Times: Chinese thirst for formula spurs rationing Posted: 07 Apr 2013 10:58 AM PDT Rampant Chinese demand for foreign-made baby milk has forced UK and Australia grocers to limit sales to two tins of infant milk formula at a time |
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