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Global stock markets plunge on Fed gloom

Zee News (zeenews.india.com) 

A fierce sell-off gripped world markets Thursday after a warning by US Federal Reserve boss Janet Yellen over the global economy, while oil fell close to 13-year lows.

Michigan Tech researchers determine cause of crack in earth

«La Crosse Tribune» (lacrossetribune.com) 

MENOMINEE, Mich. (AP) — Faculty and student researchers from Michigan Technological University believe they have figured out how a 369-food long crack opened in the ground in October 2010 near…

Forensic experts say Mexico's version of the 43 missing students is a lie

BusinessInsider.com 

AFP Ronaldo Schemidt

Seventeen months after the disappearance of 43 Mexican students triggered a wave of protests that severely damaged President Enrique Peña Nieto's international image, the case continues to generate deep discomfort for the government.

On Tuesday, a group of international forensic experts rejected the government investigation's conclusion that the students were killed and incinerated in a garbage dump hours after they were attacked in the southern city of Iguala by municipal police... Читать дальше...

Pocket Is Making Reading With Dyslexia Easier

BuzzFeed 

Pocket, a widely used read-it-later app, is adding support for assistive technology in an effort to court new users for whom reading itself can be a struggle. Last year, the company rolled out a text-to-speech function, so articles could be listened to rather than read. Now, it's rolled out support for Dyslexie, a font designed to make reading easier for those with dyslexia.

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Kiln owner held for sexual abuse

«The Times of India» (indiatimes.com) 

As soon as Valliappan spotted the group of welldressed men, he dropped the spade and began to tremble.“Please rescue us," beseeched the 21-year-old after the men identified themselves as government officials.

Top WSJ Stories on Japan: Yen Gains Strength, Honda Motor Co.

WSJ.com 

Your daily roundup of news from The Wall Street Journal related to Japan: The yen rose sharply on Thursday, as investors poured into the safe-haven Japanese currency, a sign that market forces are overwhelming central bank efforts to weaken their currencies.



Low oil prices are causing some ISIS fighters to take a pay cut

BusinessInsider.com 

Nashir

Leaked documents purport to show that the Islamic State (ISIS) is cutting the salaries of its foreign fighters as low oil prices and continued air strikes on terrorist-controlled oil targets hit back with a monetary jihad.

The documents—which are said to have been leaked by the ISIS ‘treasury department’, or the Bayt Mal al-Muslimeen—state that foreign-fighter salaries in Syria have been reduced 50 percent due to “exceptional circumstances,” including continued air strikes... Читать дальше...

De Blasio defends Clinton’s messaging

MSNBC 

As Bernie Sanders rails against Wall Street, what's Hillary Clinton's counter-message? New York Mayor Bill De Blasio, a top Clinton supporter, discusses with Chris Matthews.

Step Up Your Ramen Game With This Recipe For Ramen Carbonara

BuzzFeed 

Not your average ramen anymore.

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  • 1 egg
  • 1 egg yolk
  • 1/3 cup parmesan cheese
  • Some ground pepper
  • 2 strips of bacon, sliced in
  • 1 packet instant ramen
  • 1-2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil

In a small bowl, add one whole egg, one egg yolk, 1/3 cup parmesan cheese, and pepper to taste. Whisk with fork until well combined. Читать дальше...

Loan Valuations Draw Scrutiny

WSJ.com 

Publicly traded finance companies are coming under scrutiny for how they value obscure assets tied to business loans, at a time when market turbulence is motivating some firms to mark down securities faster than others.

Ninety pianos auctioned in Edinburgh

BBC 

One of the largest collections of pianos in Scotland is going under the hammer in Edinburgh after a piano supplier decided to retire.

This Gyrfalcon Awed Thousands Of People When It Photobombed A Webcam In Northern Canada

BuzzFeed 

It’s called a gyrfalcon, which is honest to goodness a real thing.

A "gyrfalcon" sounds like a made-up magical creature from the Harry Potter universe. But in addition to being real, one has been amusing fans of a webcam set up to capture the northern lights in Churchill, Manitoba.

explore.org / Via Facebook: endangeredanimals

Gyrfalcon is the largest falcon species, though seeing one with all-white plumage like this one is rather rare. Читать дальше...





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