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Thursday, 24 July 2014

Gaza From Space.

Gaza Conflict From Space In 'Saddest Photo'

This photo, posted on Twitter by ISS astronaut Alexander Gerst, show Israel and Gaza. He wrote 'My saddest photo yet. From #ISS we can actually see explosions and rockets flying over #Gaza & #Israel '

An astronaut has posted a picture from the International Space Station while flying over Gaza and Israel, showing the worsening crisis which has left more than 700 people dead.
German flight engineer Alexander Gerst captured the scene from 220 miles above the Earth as rockets and explosions lit up the night sky with wispy yellow light.

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Alien pollution existence

Alien pollution in space may reveal existence of other life in universe, astrophysicists say.

A galaxy spirals somewhere in the universe
Earthlings often wonder if life exists on other planets, and US researchers say hunting for traces of pollution from distant worlds could provide the answer.
Under certain conditions, astronomers in the next decade might be able to detect the presence of an industrialised alien society, according to a study by the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
Already, astronomers can study the atmospheres of planets outside our solar system for the presence of oxygen and methane, which could be produced by intelligent life or by microbes.
But an extraterrestrial civilisation might also spew chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) into the atmosphere, much the same way we do on Earth, the study said.

Yoko Ono’s ‘worst performance ever’

Yoko Ono’s Glastonbury set prompts fierce debate, dubbed ‘worst performance ever.

EVEN the most devoted fan will concede that Yoko Ono’s music is an acquired taste.
The 81-year-old artist and musician continues to release experimental, avant garde albums, performing her music worldwide to an eager cult following.
But her recent set at one of the world’s biggest music festivals, Glastonbury, has exposed her music to a wider, younger audience. An audience that has responded with a resounding: “WTF?”
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Yoko Ono and the Plastic Ono band perform on the main Pyramid stage at Glastonbury music


US: Clinton’s mother abused him

Bill Clinton’s mother abused him says Hillary Clinton in new book.

Abused by his mother? Hillary Clinton says her husband is scarred. AFP PHOTO / ESTHER LIM

A YEAR after Bill Clinton’s presidency was rocked by the Monica Lewinsky scandal, his wife Hillary blamed his sex addiction on abuse suffered at the hands of his mother.
The comments were not published at the time but as Mr Clinton faces yet more claims of an affair, this time with a “buxom blonde” mistress nicknamed Energiser, the remarks have finally emerged.
According to a new book that quotes Ms Clinton from a 1999 interview, the former president’s flamboyant mother Virginia Clinton Kelley was a “doozy”.

Mrs Kelley was married four times including to Mr Clinton’s father, who was killed in a car accident before he was born.
Bill Clinton with his mother: Photo credit: Barbara Kinney, William J. Clinton Presidenti



news, Algerie plane missing:

Air Algerie plane missing: Contact lost with jet carrying 110 passengers over Africa.

Algerian aviation authorities have lost contact with an Air Algerie aircraft carrying 110 passengers over Africa, according to reports.
The passenger jet lost contact with authorities 50 minutes after take off, the airline said.
"Air navigation services have lost contact with an Air Algerie plane Thursday flying from Ouagadougou to Algiers, 50 minutes after takeoff," Air Algerie told the APS news agency.

Ukraine: rebel links to Russia

Ukraine rebel leader Borodai admits to Russia links.


A leader of the pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine has told the BBC he is in regular contact with members of the Russian security services.
Alexander Borodai, prime minister of the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), said that his forces were getting support from the Russian people, but not from the state.


Alexander Borodai with Malaysian official

Geldof speaks on HIV

Bob Geldof slams wealthy countries over 'disgraceful' lack of HIV funding.

Bob Geldof called the lack of effort shown by wealthy nations to stop HIV a 'scandal'.

Musician and activist Sir Bob Geldof has called for more foreign aid funding from wealthy countries,  to defeat the spread of HIV in the developing world.