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الأربعاء، 18 يونيو 2014

Apple seizes on Amazon fight pushing its iBooks store for iPhone and iPad


Apple has discounted and promoted a group of books from publisher Hachette Book, which is currently in dispute with Amazon over ebook pricing.


Every one of the 26 discounted ebook pre-orders being offered by Apple for $9.99 or less are scheduled to be published by Hachette, including JK Rowlings new book The Silkworm and a book from best-selling American author James Patterson.


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Jonathan Fleming, 52, was imprisoned over friend's death in Brooklyn in 1989 but had his conviction dismissed in April


A man recently exonerated in a 1989 New York City killing that happened while he was visiting Disney World has filed papers outlining plans to seek $162m from the city, one of his lawyers said.


By filing what's called a notice of claim on Tuesday, Jonathan Fleming has made a first move toward suing the city over case that put him in prison for nearly 25 years. He was freed and his conviction dismissed in April after the Brooklyn district attorney's office said it now agrees he had a valid alibi.


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Australia v Holland: World Cup 2014 match report

Coach says Socceroos will not park the bus in Group B match

If we just try to defend theres only going to be one result


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US Patent and Trademark Office rules that team's name cannot be trademarked, because it is offensive to Native Americans


The US Patent and Trademark Office announced on Wednesday that it is to cancel six trademark registrations belonging to the Washington Redskins, ruling that the NFL team's name is disparaging to Native Americans.


In a landmark decision, the patent office found that the name cannot be trademarked under federal law, which prohibits the protection of names that may be offensive or disparaging.


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Not only do they lack the wit and imagination of memes, emoticons also typify an annoying persistence among adults to act like teenagers Continue reading...





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Firefighters battle fast-moving fire that has burned thousands of acres, as California blaze destroys homes near Lake Isabella


Firefighters are bracing for another day of hot, dry and windy conditions as they battle a fast-moving wildfire that has consumed thousands of acres of pinon and juniper forest along with traditional grazing lands that Navajo families depend on to raise sheep and other livestock.


The Assayii Lake fire blackened more than 19 square miles in less than two days while making its way across summer and winter grazing areas in the Chuska Mountains, just east of the Arizona-New Mexico border.


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President Petro Poroshenko hopes to win Vladimir Putin's backing for peace plan as fighting continues in east of country

Ukraine's president has announced plans for a unilateral ceasefire as part of a "peace plan" designed to end fighting in the east of the country.


The announcement came not long after Petro Poroshenko spoke by telephone to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, raising hopes that the latest attempt to solve the crisis might win the support of the Kremlin.


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As the weather turns warmer, more and more people are concerned with obtaining the perfect beach body. But despite so many guides, tips and methods available telling you how to achieve such a thing, exactly what makes a perfect beach body is rarely specified. As ever, science has the answer


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Portugal were expected to be galvanised by a match-fit Cristiano Ronaldo, but Germany hadn't read that script and treated their opponents to a 4-0 thrashing. Thomas Müller scored the tournament's first hat-trick and was also at the centre of an incident off the ball that saw Portugal's Pepe sent off for a headbutt Continue reading...





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Holland are top of the pile, closely followed by Germany, while Australia and Greece bring up the rear in our ranking of the teams so far Continue reading...





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Here are 10 unusually chatty animals each presented with a line of their dialogue - but can you spot which films they're from? Continue reading...





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We either let our NHS be trashed by the privatisers and cutters, or we defend a properly funded, publicly run, universal system that is free at the point of use



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Opening statements heard in federal trial of four guards

Baghdad shootings in 2007 killed 14 and wounded 18 others


A US government prosecutor on Tuesday chronicled for a jury the alleged conduct of four Blackwater security guards accused of killing 14 Iraqis and wounding 18 others in downtown Baghdad nearly seven years ago.


In opening statements at the trial of the four guards, assistant US attorney T Patrick Martin said some of the victims were "simply trying to get out" of the way of gunfire from Blackwater guards. "Fourteen died, 18 injured. For what?" he said.


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From Iraq to Afghanistan, Mali to the US, Herlinde Koelbl has travelled the world taking photographs of military practice targets and the changing face of conflict now haunts her dreams Continue reading...





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Young, unwed mothers are more likely to lack a degree, a new study says, but the data of 'economic despair' remains contested



Feeling blue about your work prospects, about money and your future?


Have a baby. It will give you a purpose, and make you feel better.


If marriage retains its place anywhere, it would be among the college graduates, because most of them do not begin to have children until after they are married."


Analysis by National Center for Families and Marriage Research revealed that women who did not finish high school have the lowest marriage rate of all, at 28%.


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There's as much facial hair on show in Brazil as there is in Shoreditch. But can you name the owner of these whiskers? Continue reading...





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