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It’s a common scenario. You like a guy. There’s been some interaction, but you can’t tell if the feeling is mutual. You flirt, sometimes with success, but you’d really like to know if you’re wasting your time. Does he like you back or not?

When that happens, the absolute best thing you can do is fake it. That’s right. Make the assumption that hedoes like you instead of trying to read between the lines.

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Spanish ATM skimmer scammer arrested by Police in Pattaya .

On Monday morning, the Region 2 Police Commissioner, announced the arrest of a 56 year old Spanish National, who was caught with a skimmer and over 1,000 ATM cards.

The suspect, Mr. Fernando Manuel Navaro, was arrested by Chonburi Provincial Police Special Investigators and was caught with a skimmer, laptop computer, 109 ATM cards and over 1,000 blank cards.

It is suspected he placed devices on ATM’s around the Pattaya area and it is estimated he had stolen tens of millions of Baht from unsuspecting foreign and Thai bank account holders. It was also known that he was working for two Romanian men who are believed not to be in Thailand and he would send a percentage of the proceeds drawn from the bank accounts in Pattaya back to Romania.

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UK:Bonus Clawbacks.

UK Bankers Face Longest Bonus Clawbacks.

Staff at British banks could be made to hand back bonuses more than six years after the money has been paid to them under a regime that will amount to the world's toughest rules on clawing back remuneration.

Sky News has learnt that the Bank of England (BoE)'s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has decided to enforce, and potentially augment, a draconian proposal outlined in March.

In a policy statement to be published on Wednesday, it will confirm that banks will have to amend the employment contracts of senior staff in order to implement the new rules, which will come into force on January 1 next year.

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Missile Strike: Gaza

Gaza's Power Plant Knocked Out By Missile Strike.

The fuel depot of Gaza's only power plant was practically destroyed this morning, potentially cutting electricity to the enclave's 1.8 million residents.

The power plant supplies two thirds of the territory's energy needs and was engulfed in flames sending a column of black smoke into the air.

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Hamas rockets target Tel Aviv.

Gaza conflict: Benjamin Netanyahu warns of drawn-out conflict as violence flares; Israel strikes house of Hamas leader; Hamas rockets target Tel Aviv.

Israel's military pounded targets in the Gaza Strip after prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country needed to be prepared for a long conflict in the Palestinian enclave, squashing any hopes of a swift end to 22 days of fighting.

Israeli forces hit targets across the territory in what the Reuters news agency said was the most widespread night of attacks in the coastal enclave so far.

original post found herhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-29/israel-strikes-house-of-hamas-leader/5631792

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The System That Wins

A 64 Year Old MIT Professor Has Spent The Last 27 Years Of His Life Perfecting a System That Will Win Lotto 8.7 Times Out Of Every 10 Games You Play…

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Ebola outbreak:

Ebola outbreak: Hospital where Nigerian victim died is shut down and quarantined as virus spreads

A hospital in Nigeria where a man died of Ebola virus in the country's first case of the highly infectious disease has been shut down and quarantined.

Patrick Sawyer, a consultant for the Liberian finance ministry aged in his 40s, collapsed on arrival at Lagos airport on July 20.

He was put in isolation at the First Consultants Hospital in Obalende, one of the most crowded parts of a city that is home to 21 million people, and died on Friday.

original post found herhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-29/ebola-hospital-in-nigeria-shut-down-and-quarantined/5631028?section=australianetworknews

Wave - riding robots: tracking

Wave-riding robots could help track weather, illegal fishing in Pacific

A US company is hoping to help Pacific Islands combat illegal fishing with a wave-riding robot which can sense boats offshore.

The Pacific territory of Palau earlier this year declared no commercial fishing would take place in its 200 nautical mile Exclusive Economic Zone.

The country currently uses a Cessna Skymaster, and has also explored the use of unmanned drones, to patrol the fishing zone which is roughly the size of France.

Todd Kleperis of Liquid Robotics International says the wave and solar powered skimmer is a much cheaper option.

"Anything that's up the in the air is a great secondary tool - you don't want to use it as a first tool because it's going to cost too much money in fuel and...pilot time," he said.

original post found herhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-29/an-wave-riding-robots-to-help-track-illegal-fishing-in-pacific/5631306

'Tornado-like' winds

'Tornado-like' winds cause widespread damage in Tasmania's north-west

Winds described as "tornado-like" by emergency workers have left a trail of damage in Tasmania's north-west overnight, injuring one man and causing widespread power cuts.

Crews spent the night repairing damage after strong winds knocked down trees, blew off roof tiles and downed powerlines at Burnie, Devonport and Turners Beach.

Power was still out at Turners Beach, Wesley Vale, Latrobe, Leith, Miandetta, Blackstone Heights and parts of Launceston this morning.

There may be more to come, with a severe weather warning remaining for most of the north and north-west.

original post found herhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-29/tornado-winds-hit-tasmania-cause-widespread-damage/5630746

NEWS ON 300-year union with England

Foreign Correspondent: Scotland's independence referendum could end 300-year union with England

As Glasgow basks in the glory of a Commonwealth Games that so far has gone off almost without a hitch, the real game in Scotland is arguably still to come.

In less than two months, Scots will vote in a referendum that has the potential to bring to an end a political union that has lasted more than three centuries.

On September 18, Scottish residents will go to the polls and say "yea" or "nay" to the proposition, "Should Scotland be an independent country?"

It is a deceptively simple question.

If the Scots vote yes, complex negotiations will begin to exit the United Kingdom.

original post found herhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-29/scottish-referendum-could-end-300-year-union-with-england/5629924

Eight children die :

Gaza conflict: Eight children die after explosion at playground

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned of a protracted war in Gaza, dashing any hopes of a swift end to the three-week conflict as Palestinian fighters launched an audacious cross-border raid.

The Israeli army said five of its soldiers died in two separate incidents, including four in a mortar strike.

Inside Gaza itself, eight children and two adults were killed by a blast in a park as an unofficial truce, sought by the United Nations for the Muslim Eid al-Fitr festival, collapsed.

original post found herhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-07-29/children2c-soldiers-killed-as-palestinian-fighters-cross-border/5630560