Новости за 04.09.2015

Beyond the new guy in charge on the sideline, Husker fans will find less subtle changes inside and outside of Memorial Stadium as the football season opens this weekend.

Technician Jonathan Krinsky unveils why the tight correlation between the dollar/yen and U.S. equities could mean more pain.

Piotr Koper and Andreas Richter appear before cameras in Poland with radar image showing "clear evidence" of the so-called gold train

There are many different types of sexually transmitted infections, some of which people have better awareness of than others, for example chlamydia, gonorrhoea and genital warts. Here are some of the lesser known infections which can affect people, how they can spot the signs, and what treatment involves.

Pupils at a Zululand special needs school are allegedly being beaten by their house mothers at the facility.

Joe Eckdahl, by his own admission, is an ink-stained wretch. As a young man, he fell in love with what has become a shrinking -- some say dying -- industry: print newspapers. For sure, the digital age hasn't been kind to print publications or those who spent their careers toiling in their newsrooms. 

Perfect headphones don’t exist, but these tweakable pairs come closer. A review of the AIAIAI TMA-2, Beyerdynamic Custom One Pro Plus and RHA T20 earbuds.

Welcome to the real world; life behind the shadows. We live in a place where TV series like Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, True Detective and Hannibal -- dark and often violent depictions of other-worldliness -- are increasing in popularity. Truth is, we've arrived at a place where we're willing to risk a 'safe danger' to achieve dark goals.

For some of us, all that we need to satisfy our shadowy side is a trip to an amusement park so we can scream from a little pink carriage on the Wild Mouse -- but for others... Читать дальше...

How rude.

Transaction was previously scrapped because of Russian sanctions relating to Ukraine

While Jarryd Hayne was flattening opponents in Santa Clara, Brisbane's Jesse Williams pushed his own claims for an NFL roster spot.

With the release of prep books targeted at the redesigned SAT, I've been taking a lot of practice tests lately. The first time I sat down to do a test, I had a funny moment: very early on in a section, I'd answered three questions in a row with the same letter, and I thought to myself, "Can that be right?" Then, I reminded myself that I wasn't just filling in bubbles but answering questions. I did a quick review of the questions, grounded myself in my answers, and kept moving. In all of the practice tests I've taken since then... Читать дальше...

David Cameron says the UK will fulfil its "moral responsibility" by giving sanctuary to "thousands" more Syrian refugees in response to the worsening humanitarian crisis.

This little boy's message is simple, but perhaps this time around the world might listen to their plea for help.

Something amazing is happening in a small West Seattle theater. ArtsWest Playhouse and Gallery has been a mainstay of the community for quite decades, but I don't think they've ever created anything as edgy as their upcoming production of Green Day's American Idiot.

Last Wednesday night I spent a few hours watching a rehearsal and talking with Artistic Director Mathew Wright, the man at the artistic helm of this new creature being birthed at ArtsWest. It's strange, interesting and edgy not... Читать дальше...

A Q&A on the case of the Kentucky county clerk who was jailed because she refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

I started dieting when I was 19-years-old. That was almost 40 years ago. It began with something called "The Conway Diet." I have no idea where it came from, probably Glamour or Seventeen Magazine. But the gist of that diet was such that my sister, with whom I shared a bedroom, would yell down the stairs at night:

"Mom, Cathy's farting."

To which my mother would reply:

"Cathy, stop that, your sister is trying to sleep." Two things here: my mother would never use the word 'fart', and how was I supposed to stop that? Читать дальше...

We Americans are a tough lot. We've spent the past several years doggedly tugging at our bootstraps, determined to rally back from the Great Recession that cost so many so dearly. We became savers instead of borrowers. We postponed large purchases, eked out those last few iffy miles on our old balding tires, pinched pennies, or simply went without. As our economy continues to groan toward recovery and the white-knuckled grip on our wallets begins to relax, now is a really great time to think about the very basics. Читать дальше...

What Governor Brown wants…  Students smoke more pot than tobacco now…  Pesticides finally being studied… Sperm counts drop “significantly”… Cannabis for your kitty?  And more.LEGALIZATION & LEGISLATION

Bristol's mayor is urging residents to find a space in their homes for refugees, as the city council says it hopes to take some of the "desperate".

Three of the best preserved and most beautiful tower tombs are latest Islamic State targets for demolition in Syria's ancient desert city of Palmyra

Ray Dalio's fund slumped in August and some investors blame the strategy of such funds for the volatility that slammed stocks and commodities.

Photographer: Craig White

One question haunted me for days leading up to my first nude yoga class. At work, as I ran errands, and as I fell asleep at night, this one absolutely crucial question bounced endlessly around inside my head...

Do I put my yoga mat at the front of the class, or at the back of the class?

I have been practicing yoga for 16 years. I initially started the practice to increase my muscle length and flexibility. When I walked into a yoga class for the first time (with shoes on... Читать дальше...

FT Data: Population flows and asylum data