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How 51 Shades Of Licensing Is Killing Our Economy

TechCrunch - 15 Feb 2015 18:34
How 51 Shades Of Licensing Is Killing Our Economy  Who should live and who should die? Every day, thousands of patients across the United States put their lives into the hands of trained medical professionals, relying on the skill, experience, and intuition of these ex...
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Case Study: Activist Hedge Funds In Practice: Bill Ackman Activist hedge funds care about the money, not the company.
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Here's what the world would look like if countries were as big as their population sizes Maps are famous for distorting the earth.  Because they portray our world in only two dimensions, continents and countries become skewed, as does our perception of how big they truly are. And that doesn't even factor in...
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South Africa plans foreign land ban

BBC - 15 Feb 2015 01:58
South Africa plans foreign land ban Foreigners will be banned from owning land in South Africa under new proposals outlined by President Jacob Zuma.
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Flying skier sets world record

CNN - 15 Feb 2015 01:14
Flying skier sets world record Slovenia's Peter Prevc secured a monster leap of 250 meters to set a new ski-jumping world record at the Vikersundbakken hill in Norway Saturday.
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Manufacturing jobs vanishing from city

New York Post - 15 Feb 2015 07:02
Manufacturing jobs vanishing from city Will the last person leaving the plant get the lights? New York City's once-mighty manufacturing sector is being strangled by low-cost competition and city policies, according to analysts. City manufacturing,...
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What the Chinese saying 'The ugly wife is a treasure at home' actually means Relationship expert Melissa Schneider, author of The Ugly Wife Is A Treasure At Home, shares the differences between China's beauty standards are our own. Produced by Joe Avella and Alana Kakoyiannis  Follow BI Video...
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The Rio Grande Valley Vipers' Jarvis Threatt won the 2015 NBA D-League dunk contest, thanks to his ability to channel his inner Zach LaVine. Threatt got to the finals by throwing down some sweet dunks in the first round,...
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Creator of Nutella Dies on Valentine's Day

ABC News - 15 Feb 2015 04:18
Michele Ferrero was the world's wealthiest chocolatier.
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Rachel Feinstein created Fendi bag inspired by ancient Rome NYC's hottest art-world It couple John Currin and Rachel Feinstein were on hand Friday night to celebrate Fendi's new boutique on Madison Avenue. Feinstein and fellow hosts Sarah Jessica Parker,...
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New technology replaces lost limbs with robots

Al Jazeera English - 15 Feb 2015 05:36
The new type of surgery, called osseo-integration technologies, uses robotic attachments in lieu of missing limbs.
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Serby's Q&A: Jerry West talks great career and has some advice for Phil Jackson Before the NBA All-Star Game tips off on Sunday, Lakers legend Jerry West, now a consultant for the Warriors, took a timeout for some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby....
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'Next Pinatubo' to test geoengineering

BBC - 15 Feb 2015 04:22
'Next Pinatubo' to test geoengineering Scientists who study geoengineering say Earth's next major volcanic eruption could signal whether the technique might help mitigate global warming.
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Obama to Intervene in Dispute at West Coast Ports

The New York Times - 15 Feb 2015 02:05
Obama to Intervene in Dispute at West Coast Ports At the president's request, the secretary of labor will travel to California to "meet with the parties to urge them to resolve their dispute quickly at the bargaining table," according to a White House spokesman.
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'I know what's really important in life': designer Gabriela Hearst Don't tell Gabriela Hearst she "has it all." The six-months-pregnant bombshell may be married to Austin Hearst, the grandson of William Randolph Hearst, and have her own eponymous fashion line,...
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Collider hopes for a 'super' restart

BBC - 15 Feb 2015 06:18
Collider hopes for a 'super' restart When Large Hadron Collider fires up again after its upgrade, scientists will be hoping to find a new particle they say could "rock the world".
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Myanmar troops recover bodies of 13 rebels in renewed clashes along China border
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Thousand hearts in big data study

BBC - 15 Feb 2015 06:10
Thousand hearts in big data study Doctors have stored more than one and a half thousand beating human hearts in digital form on a computer.
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Strong Support For Independence In Taiwan

Forbes - 15 Feb 2015 05:16
Febie, a woman in her late 20s, nods towards a group of diners in her small café in central Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, and acknowledges that customers like them have been good for business over the past few years.
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Apple has hired one of Britain's best-known radio DJs (AAPL) BBC Radio 1 presenter Zane Lowe, one of the most recognisable names (and voices) in British music, has been hired away from the radio station by Apple. The Guardian reports that Lowe is going to move to the US and work o...
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What does Assad really think about Syria's civil war? What does Syria's president really think about his country's civil war?
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Police 'reassess' Al Fayed rape claim

BBC - 15 Feb 2015 03:40
Police 'reassess' Al Fayed rape claim A historical allegation of rape made against the former owner of Harrods, Mohamed Al Fayed, is being reviewed by the Metropolitan Police.
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