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ANSA: Mps: Fondazione, resteremo socio storico

Posted: 27 Nov 2013 10:47 AM PST

Bene via libera Ue, per operazione c'è tutto il 2014

ANSA: Moncler, in Borsa varrà oltre 2 miliardi

Posted: 27 Nov 2013 10:50 AM PST

Offerta già coperta interamente, debutto atteso a metà dicembre

ANSA: Petrolio: calo a 92,2 dlr, minimi 6 mesi

Posted: 27 Nov 2013 09:59 PM PST

Brent scende 7 centesimi a 111,3 dollari

ANSA: Oro: -0,3% a 1239 dlr l'oncia

Posted: 27 Nov 2013 10:01 PM PST

Metallo scende dello 0,3%

Aljazeera: Turkey and Iraqi Kurds seal 'secret oil deal'

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 02:09 AM PST

Agreement to allow pumping of oil and gas through Turkey to world markets likely to anger Baghdad, reports suggest.

Aljazeera: Pakistan's army chief hands over power

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 02:35 AM PST

Ashfaq Kayani passes baton to Raheel Sharif as head of the country's most influential and best funded institution.

Aljazeera: Protesters in Thailand seek military support

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 07:24 AM PST

Demonstrators in Bangkok surround defence ministry and march on ruling party's offices, ignoring PM's plea for dialogue.

Huffington Post: Solar Power Gets Massive Boost In Connecticut As States Continue To Support Green Energy Push

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 08:39 AM PST

MANCHESTER, Conn. (AP) — As Connecticut pushes aggressively to expand solar energy to homes across the state, few supporters are more enthusiastic than Eugene DeJoannis.

The retired mechanical engineer from Manchester has long been a booster of green energy and boasts a keen interest in home energy issues. He's now serving as a volunteer solar ambassador promoting a state program that subsidizes home solar projects and urges homeowners to participate.

"I have a personal fascination with the residential energy picture," DeJoannis said. "Whenever we go to church, I invariably take out my literature and display it there."


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Huffington Post: David Mamet: Obama Is A 'Tyrant'

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 08:39 AM PST

Oscar-nominated filmmaker and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet has spent the past several years separating himself from Hollywood liberalism. In 2008, he penned a Village Voice essay titled "Why I Am No Longer a Brain-Dead Liberal." Earlier this year, he voiced his anti-gun control sentiments in a Newsweek piece. Now, Mamet has slammed President Barack Obama with a rather harsh label.

"He's a tyrant," Mamet said during an appearance on "The Hugh Hewitt Show." "And I give him great credit. He's always said that his idea was to reform the United States. And, you know, like many tyrants, like Wilson and like Franklin Delano Roosevelt, he believes that his way is the right way and that he's going to implement his vision of the world, and many agree with him. And he's acting in concert with his conscience. And I applaud him for that. I just disagree with everything he's done."

Mamet's sentiments are, of course, in good company, even among the liberal-heavy entertainment industry. Matt Damon ("Imagine if they had a leader"), James Woods ("This president is a true abomination") and director Oliver Stone ("Obama is a snake") are among the celebrities who've spoken out against Obama in recent months.


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Huffington Post: Olympic Flame Sets Russian Torchbearer's Jacket On Fire In Latest Relay Mishap (VIDEO)

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 08:40 AM PST


MOSCOW (Reuters) - In the latest mishap to befall the Olympic flame, a Russian torchbearer's clothing caught fire this week as he carried it through a Siberian city.
A clip posted on YouTube by the Russian site Lifenews shows former Olympic bobsledder Pyotr Makarchuk parading the torch through a crowd in the city of Abakan when flames suddenly leap from the left shoulder and upper arm of his jacket.
Escorts immediately put out the flames and Makarchuk was not injured, said Roman Osin, spokesman for the Russian Sochi 2014 torch relay, who witnessed the incident on Wednesday.
The flames were caused by drops of liquid gas that fell on Makarchuk's jacket, he said.
Russia is conducting the longest torch relay before any Winter Games: a four-month, 65,000-km (40,000 mile) journey that will end at the opening ceremony in Sochi on February 7.
The Olympic flame has been to the north pole and Lake Baikal, and cosmonauts took an unlit torch on a spacewalk last month outside the International Space Station.
But the torch has gone out dozens of times, including an incident minutes after President Vladimir Putin handed it off in Red Square on October 6. At other times it has burned too fiercely.
Osin said nobody has been injured by the torch. He declined to say how many times it has gone out.
(Writing by Steve Gutterman; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)


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Huffington Post: The Best Places To Buy Locally-Made Chicago Art And Decor To Spruce Up Your Home

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 08:40 AM PST

Just like wardrobes and haircuts, home decor is in need of a refreshing from time to time.

Adding a fresh dose of dimension can be achieved with even the smallest of details -- think a hip pair of throw pillows, an interesting vase or an unexpected piece of art -- and can do wonders for punching up tired decor.

Instead of heading to big box retailers, however, take advantage of living in a city packed with talented artists and snap up something local for your home. You can give local makers a boost and flaunt your Windy City pride at the same time when you spring for locally-made goods.


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Aljazeera: Britain should scrap plan to ban khat: MPs

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 09:01 AM PST

Lawmakers said a ban would create tension between police and immigrants and damage counter-terrorism operations.

Financial Times: Scottish independence would change little

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 09:32 AM PST

A critical – and little discussed – issue is how business will fare in a country where the centre of political gravity is far to the left of that of the UK

Financial Times: A minute is a long time in economics

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 09:45 AM PST

High-frequency traders are making investments to shave a millisecond or two off the time it takes to send and receive data

Financial Times: John Graham, crossword compiler

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 09:55 AM PST

An inventive setter of cryptic crosswords, John Graham clued phrases that would have defeated lesser compilers and he astonished his solvers

Financial Times: US shoppers flock to holiday sales

Posted: 29 Nov 2013 10:28 AM PST

In a fragile post-crisis economy, where ecommerce is booming, US retailers are banking on the early start to sales to woo customers

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