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• ANSA: Fiat Industrial: ok Sec a quotazione
• ANSA: Giovannini,strumenti non solo a under 30
• ANSA: Banche: Ue, slitta accordo su fallimenti
• ANSA: Camusso, basta annunci senza scelte
• Aljazeera: Palestinian wins Arab Idol for first time
• Financial Times: Erdogan sees ‘same protest game’ in Turkey and Brazil
• Aljazeera: Foreign groups implicated in Morsi jailbreak
• Aljazeera: Pakistani Taliban claims attack on foreigners
• Financial Times: Oracle moves to embrace cloud upheaval
• Financial Times: India toll rises from ‘Himalayan tsunami’
• Huffington Post: Plants 'Do Math' To Ensure Steady Food Supply, New Research Shows
• Huffington Post: Demi Lovato's Father Dead: Singer's Biological Dad, From Whom She Was Estranged, Passes Away
• Huffington Post: Taliban Office In Qatar Explanation Sought By Afghanistan
• Huffington Post: Knock-Knock Joke On Facebook Has Amazing Payoff (PICTURE)
• Financial Times: Brazilian middle class voices dissent
• Aljazeera: Albania election set to determine EU future

ANSA: Fiat Industrial: ok Sec a quotazione Posted: 21 Jun 2013 10:41 AM PDT Per societa' che nasce da fusione con Cnh

ANSA: Giovannini,strumenti non solo a under 30 Posted: 21 Jun 2013 10:46 AM PDT anche per chi ha perso il lavoro e per inattivi

ANSA: Banche: Ue, slitta accordo su fallimenti Posted: 21 Jun 2013 07:42 PM PDT I ministri delle Finanze si aggiornano a mercoledì

ANSA: Camusso, basta annunci senza scelte Posted: 22 Jun 2013 12:41 AM PDT Priorita' restituzione fisco a lavoratori e pensioni

Aljazeera: Palestinian wins Arab Idol for first time Posted: 22 Jun 2013 09:40 PM PDT Competition electrified thousands of fans including President Mahmoud Abbas and stoked feelings of national pride.

Financial Times: Erdogan sees ‘same protest game’ in Turkey and Brazil Posted: 23 Jun 2013 04:50 AM PDT Recep Tayyip Erdogan tells rally of supporters in Samsun town that the same outside forces are behind protests in both his own country and Brazil

Aljazeera: Foreign groups implicated in Morsi jailbreak Posted: 23 Jun 2013 07:33 AM PDT Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas and Hezbollah accused of 2011 prison raid that freed current Egyptian President.

Aljazeera: Pakistani Taliban claims attack on foreigners Posted: 23 Jun 2013 07:47 AM PDT Armed group says shooting at base camp of mountain Nanga Parbat, which killed 10, meant to avenge US drone strikes.

Financial Times: Oracle moves to embrace cloud upheaval Posted: 23 Jun 2013 07:57 AM PDT US software group set to announce Microsoft and Salesforce partnerships amid effort to reposition itself as growth in sales and new licences stalls

Financial Times: India toll rises from ‘Himalayan tsunami’ Posted: 23 Jun 2013 08:04 AM PDT India's northern state of Uttarakhand is battling to rescue thousands amid speculation flood disaster is partly linked to overdevelopment of region

Huffington Post: Plants 'Do Math' To Ensure Steady Food Supply, New Research Shows Posted: 23 Jun 2013 08:29 AM PDT LONDON (Reuters) - Plants do complex arithmetic calculations to make sure they have enough food to get them through the night, new research published in journal eLife shows. Scientists at Britain's John Innes Centre said plants adjust their rate of starch consumption to prevent starvation during the night when they are unable to feed themselves with energy from the sun. They can even compensate for an unexpected early night. "This is the first concrete example in a fundamental biological process of such a sophisticated arithmetic calculation," mathematical modeler Martin Howard of John Innes Centre (JIC) said. During the night, mechanisms inside the leaf measure the size of the starch store and estimate the length of time until dawn. Information about time comes from an internal clock, similar to the human body clock. "The capacity to perform arithmetic calculation is vital for plant growth and productivity," JIC metabolic biologist Alison Smith said. "Understanding how plants continue to grow in the dark could help unlock new ways to boost crop yield." (Reporting by Nigel Hunt; editing by Keiron Henderson) Read More... More on Biology

Huffington Post: Demi Lovato's Father Dead: Singer's Biological Dad, From Whom She Was Estranged, Passes Away Posted: 23 Jun 2013 08:32 AM PDT Demi Lovato's biological father, Patrick, has passed. The 20-year-old singer has been estranged from her father since 2007, after he and her mother Dianna split in 1994. According to Us Weekly, Lovato Sr. battled cancer in recent years and had tried reaching out to his famous daughter, saying "It is not like I want anything from her, all I want is her love." The "X Factor" judge hasn't commented yet on the passing of her father, but her older sister tweeted the sad news yesterday afternoon, writing: Read More... More on Demi Lovato

Huffington Post: Taliban Office In Qatar Explanation Sought By Afghanistan Posted: 23 Jun 2013 08:35 AM PDT KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghanistan's government reaffirmed support Sunday for possible talks with its Taliban foes, but demanded full explanations on how the group was allowed to raise its flag in Qatar and display other symbols that have stalled the U.S.-led effort. The ongoing dispute over the Taliban compound in Doha – which the Afghan government said appeared as something akin to an embassy in exile instead of just a political outpost when it opened – underscore the extreme difficulties in just trying to launch dialogue after nearly 12 years of war in Afghanistan. Read More... More on Afghanistan

Huffington Post: Knock-Knock Joke On Facebook Has Amazing Payoff (PICTURE) Posted: 23 Jun 2013 08:42 AM PDT Finally, the art of the knock-knock joke gets updated for the Facebook age, courtesy of David Bussell. (via BuzzFeed) Read More... More on Facebook

Financial Times: Brazilian middle class voices dissent Posted: 23 Jun 2013 09:32 AM PDT Brazil's protests, although diffuse and without obvious leadership, are of the "more-or-less" variety, which can be solved through compromise

Aljazeera: Albania election set to determine EU future Posted: 23 Jun 2013 11:11 AM PDT Vote for 140-seat assembly could determine whether one of Europe's poorest countrys will have chance of joining the EU.

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