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16 dead: Militants infiltrate UN's Somalia office
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) -- Seven al-Qaida-linked gunmen detonated a pick-up truck rigged with explosives at the gate of the U.N. compound in Somalia's capital Wednesday, launching a bombs-and-gunfire assault that saw militants pour into the complex, killing at least nine people, including three foreigners, officials...
ap.org (1 hour ago)
16 dead: Militants infiltrate UN's Somalia office
MOGADISHU, Somalia - Seven al-Qaida-linked gunmen detonated a pick-up truck rigged with explosives at the gate of the U.N. compound in Somalia's capital Wednesday, launching a bombs-and-gunfire assault that saw militants pour into the complex, killing at least nine people, including three foreigners, officials said....
bostonherald.com (1 hour ago)
16 dead: Militants infiltrate UN's Somalia office
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Seven al-Qaida-linked gunmen detonated a pick-up truck rigged with explosives at the gate of the U.N. compound in Somalia's capital Wednesday, launching a bombs-and-gunfire assault that saw militants pour into the complex, killing at least nine people, including three foreigners, officials...
yahoo.com (1 hour ago)
Philly man finds sinkhole filled with green ooze
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A man checking out a sinkhole in a street saw something unexpected inside - a pool of what looked like green ooze. Steven Reitz said Tuesday that the sinkhole opened in the Northern Liberties section of the city last week and the ooze appeared several days later. He said when he and some friends...
thereporteronline.com (4 hours ago)
Man, 21, left in a COMA and eight others faint after organizers of Mexico pool party promoting...
According to witness accounts and videos recorded at the event in the Mexican city of Leon, organizers of the soiree poured four buckets of liquid nitrogen into the pool, which reacted with chlorine to form a toxic cloud.
dailymail.co.uk (10 hours ago)
Name ideas pour in for new Brevard County Sheriff's Office pup
He's got tons of energy, and sometimes trips over his big ol' floppy ears. The only problem, apart from the unequal ear-to-leg length ratio? The little guy doesn't yet have a name.
floridatoday.com (15 hours ago)
Philly man finds sinkhole filled with green ooze
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A man checking out a sinkhole in a street saw something unexpected inside - a pool of what looked like green ooze. Steven Reitz said Tuesday that the sinkhole opened in the Northern Liberties section of the city last week and the ooze appeared several days later. He said when he and some friends...
pottsmerc.com (16 hours ago)
Funds Pour In For Hacker Who Helped Expose Steubenville Rapists
Deric Lostutter, who may face hacking charges after helping expose details in the Steubenville rape case, is getting a hand from supporters. As of Tuesday morning, his legal defense fund had collected more than $49,000. "There is nothing that we would like more than the government to come to its senses and decide...
huffingtonpost.com (20 hours ago)
Nvidia's GPU neural network tops Google
A year ago, Google constructed a “neural network” of servers that eventually learned how to recognize cats. On Tuesday, Nvidia said that a team of Stanford researchers had used its own graphics cores to create another approximately 6.5 times more powerful, using just 16 servers. The Stanford and Nvidia...
pcworld.com (21 hours ago)
As Investors Pour Money Into Stocks, Volatility Drops
The start of 2013 was welcomed by the fiscal cliff drama turning out to be just that: drama. Stocks reacted well, as the S&P 500 jumped 5% in January. As a result, investors started pouring money into equities, but not for all of the right reasons.
forbes.com (22 hours ago)
Walter Energy Gets Hotter After Morgan Stanley Defense
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Walter Energy shares were soaring Tuesday by more than 15% to $13.47 on more than double its average three month trading volume as bullish sentiment continued to pour in following a Morgan Stanley report reassuring investors that this metallurgical coal producer has more than ample upside...
thestreet.com (23 hours ago)
G8 summit and tax evasion: what's really been achieved?
David Cameron went for an early morning dip in Lough Erne before breakfast at Wednesday's G8 summit. That set him up nicely for the day's negotiations, where the leaders of the west proceeded to pour cold water over his plans for a big breakthrough on tax evasion. Make no mistake, the prime minister deserves credit...
guardian.co.uk (1 day ago)
Stan Lee Cologne Smells Like...
Create a fragrance that smells heroic with a touch of villainy -- that's what Andrew Levine's Lutherville company set out to do. Considering the name on the bottle, it makes sense. The new Stan Lee's Signature Cologne trades on the geek popularity of a comic-book-industry icon who had a hand in creations spanning...
huffingtonpost.com (1 day ago)
Mexico: Volcano Popocatepetl Spews Out Ash
Clouds of ash and gas pour into the sky as the Popocatepetl volcano erupts.
sky.com (1 day ago)
Monson: Miss Utah will bounce back big after choking away beauty crown
“I think we can relate this back to education, and how we are continuing to try to strive to … (tight smile and long pause) … figure out how to create jobs right now. That is the biggest problem and I think especially the men are seen as the leaders of this, and so we need to try to figure out how to create...
sltrib.com (1 day ago)
Russia says pour me a Georgian white, as wine ban is lifted
To the great delight of Russia’s long-suffering oenophiles, Georgian wine is rolling back into the country legally for the first...
thetimes.co.uk (1 day ago)
Hear A.Dd+ Pour Hot Syrup Over 'Where You Been'
Dallas duo A.Dd+ link up with Dirty South production ace DJ Burn One on brand-new heater "Where You Been." Slim Gravy and Paris Pershun extol the virtues of strong weed and a bit of lean over a slow-burning and glistening beat...
spin.com (1 day ago)
Food Riot: Accidental Food Writing: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
Some books are obvious "food books." But some books -- and stories, for that matter -- are examples of accidental food writing. Essentially, you come for the story and stay for the food, which factors into the story in some surprising, significant, and stellar way. I first read A Tree Grows in Brooklyn when I was 13...
huffingtonpost.com (1 day ago)
Lords call upon Humpty Dumpty in search for gay marriage mot juste
The Lords rarely let you down. They may be composed of ex-politicians and TV presenters these days, but there are still a few who would fit straight into a PG Wodehouse novel. On Monday they returned to the topic of gay marriage. The principle of the bill having passed by whopping majorities in both houses, the...
guardian.co.uk (1 day ago)
Is a Sequester Tipping Point Coming?
When $85 billion in broad spending cuts went into effect in March the world didn't end. Kids weren't kicked out of school en masse, hundreds of thousands weren't laid off, the economy didn't tank. Sequestration was overhyped and the deluge never came. But it may begin to pour this summer.
yahoo.com (1 day ago)
DFC releases crushing forecast of Xbox One
The negative press continues to pour in for the Xbox One and it’s not even remotely close to the November release date for the console. This time, it comes from DFC, an interactive entertainment research firm that recently...
examiner.com (2 days ago)
Irrigation permit requests pour in
With corn selling for more than $6 per bushel, a South Dakota farmer averaging 150 bushels an acre on 160 acres could see that quarter-section produce a $144,000 crop.
argusleader.com (2 days ago)
Wishes pour in for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West
Kim Kardashian and Kanye Westâs baby is already feeling a whole lot of love.
amny.com (2 days ago)
U.S. 36 overhaul: Moving into 'the meat' of construction
The $425 million U.S. 36 widening effort moves into what construction managers are calling "the meat" of the endeavor. Miles more of roadway will be squeezed into constricted lanes, three major bridges will be pulverized and brought to the ground and the new concrete road surface will get its first pour starting...
denverpost.com (2 days ago)
Deans shies away from 'cheat' claims
The Australia coach Robbie Deans refused to provide the British & Irish Lions with any ammunition ahead of Saturday's series opener by distancing himself from Bob Dwyer's accusation that the tourists were "cheats". Dwyer, who masterminded the Wallabies' 1991 World Cup triumph, ramped up hostilities by...
guardian.co.uk (3 days ago)
Riot police pour into Istanbul
Riot police from the Turkish provinces fly into protest-torn Istanbul as Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan prepares to rally his supporters.
bbci.co.uk (3 days ago)
Scientists examine wheat disease economics
Charlie Rush, a Texas A&M AgriLife Research plant pathologist in Amarillo, is leading a team looking at wheat diseases transmitted by mites. There are times it doesn’t make sense to pour more dollars into a sick crop, but the team’s goal is to develop site-specific practices to help make the decision. The...
amarillo.com (3 days ago)
Florence Knight's simple summer recipes
We tend to think of lettuce as salad, but it can be even better when cooked. Sweet and fragile braised baby gem lettuce works well with cockles and bacon, and new season olive oil brings these contrasting elements together. MAKES 4 SMALL BOWLScockles (or clams) 400g baby gem lettuce heads 4 onion 1 spring onions 1...
guardian.co.uk (3 days ago)
The New and (Maybe) Improved Beverage Containers
Beverage manufacturers just keep on inventing new bottles and cans-and growlers and pouches and “Vinis”-to hold beer, wine, and other drinks. This summer, your beverage of choice may come in an innovative new container that makes the drink fresher and tastier. Then again, the vessel’s main innovation could just be...
time.com (4 days ago)
Alys Fowler: lawns
It seems we are still at war with our lawns. You can pour, shake and spray on synthetic chemicals to remove dandelions, moss and speedwell; you can add fertiliser for a little bit more green. All these things will work for a while, but then nature goes back to what it was before, only now the soil is a little more...
guardian.co.uk (4 days ago)
