Monday reminded Americans that his likely Republican opponent in
the November election had been lukewarm about targeting Osama
bin Laden, seeking to gain political advantage from the killing
of the al Qaeda leader.
Monday, April 30, 2012
UPDATE 1-Obama slams Romney for changing tune on bin Laden
WASHINGTON, April 30 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on
Monday reminded Americans that his likely Republican opponent in
the November election had been lukewarm about targeting Osama
bin Laden, seeking to gain political advantage from the killing
of the al Qaeda leader.
Monday reminded Americans that his likely Republican opponent in
the November election had been lukewarm about targeting Osama
bin Laden, seeking to gain political advantage from the killing
of the al Qaeda leader.
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CME cattle, hogs seen mixed on month-end positioning
April 30 (Reuters) - CME live cattle and hog futures drew
mixed calls on Monday in anticipation of investors squaring
positions on the last trading day for the month of April.
* Cattle traders cited future's discount to last week's cash
cattle trade as supportive. They pointed to weaker wholesale
beef values as a negative futures factor.
* Hogs were also seen mixed featuring firmer wholesale pork
prices and flat cash hog values as packers cope with negative
margins.
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mixed calls on Monday in anticipation of investors squaring
positions on the last trading day for the month of April.
* Cattle traders cited future's discount to last week's cash
cattle trade as supportive. They pointed to weaker wholesale
beef values as a negative futures factor.
* Hogs were also seen mixed featuring firmer wholesale pork
prices and flat cash hog values as packers cope with negative
margins.
LIVE
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Inhabitat's Week in Green: biophotovoltaic table, giant rubber ducky and cushions of shredded cash
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week's most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us -- it's the Week in Green.
Buon giorno! Milan Design Week 2012 is in the rear-view mirror now, but we're still sifting through the incredible furniture, lighting and technology that was showcased all throughout the city this year. Inhabitat sent a couple of correspondents to report on everything that was on display, and they didn't disappoint. We featured a nifty biophotovoltaic table that uses moss to generate electricity through photosynthesis. We also caught wind of a digital camera that IKEA unveiled in Milan that's made of cardboard. And given our love for terrariums, we were pretty excited to find this pendant lamp that doubles as a vegetable garden at this year's fair. But the star of the Milan show this year had to be British designer Tom Dixon, who rolled out countless innovative lamp designs, including the gorgeous Etch Light, which casts geometric shadows all over the room -- and he even invited visitors to design their own flat-pack lamps!
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
Dolphin stuck in California wetlands draws a crowd
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California (Reuters) - A dolphin who took a wrong turn from the Pacific Ocean into a Southern California wetlands became an unwitting star on Friday when scores of motorists on a nearby busy highway stopped to watch it swim in circles. 
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Saudi Telecom names new chairman, vice-chairman
DUBAI, April 29 (Reuters) - Saudi Telecom Co
(STC), the Gulf Arab region's No. 1 telecoms operator, has
appointed Abdulaziz al-Suqair as chairman and Mohammad
al-Kharashi as vice-chairman, the former monopoly said on
Sunday. 
(STC), the Gulf Arab region's No. 1 telecoms operator, has
appointed Abdulaziz al-Suqair as chairman and Mohammad
al-Kharashi as vice-chairman, the former monopoly said on
Sunday.
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UPDATE 2-Abu Dhabi's Sorouh Q1 net profit up 30pct
* Sorouh Q1 net profit 83.6 mln dirhams vs 64.3 mln dirhams 
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UPDATE 1-Brasil Foods profit down 60 pct on feed costs
SAO PAULO, April 27 (Reuters) - Brasil Foods, the
world's largest poultry exporter, posted a 60 percent drop in
first-quarter net income from a year earlier as feed costs rose
and export revenue stagnated on Middle East unrest and high
inventories in Japan. 
world's largest poultry exporter, posted a 60 percent drop in
first-quarter net income from a year earlier as feed costs rose
and export revenue stagnated on Middle East unrest and high
inventories in Japan.
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Saturday, April 28, 2012
iPhone & iPad Live 291: WWDC 2012, Q2 results, Google Drive
Rene and Seth talk WWDC 2012 and iOS 6, Apple's Q2 2012 financial results, free iPhone games, Instapaper vs Pocket vs Readability, and Google Drive. This is iPhone & iPad Live!
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Freed Moroccan editor says stop jailing journalists
RABAT, April 28 (Reuters) - A Moroccan editor who rights
activists say was unjustly prosecuted for criticising the
authorities walked free after completing his one-year jail
sentence on Saturday and demanded an end to the practice of
sending journalists to prison. 
activists say was unjustly prosecuted for criticising the
authorities walked free after completing his one-year jail
sentence on Saturday and demanded an end to the practice of
sending journalists to prison.
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Spokane, WA Author Successfully Self Publishes His First Novel
Spokane resident Thomas White?s first Novel, Justice Rules, has been very successful in the eBook world, selling more than 1,000 copies.
Spokane, WA (PRWEB) April 27, 2012
Spokane resident Thomas White?s first Novel, Justice Rules, has been very successful in the eBook world, selling more than 1,000 copies. Tom has said that he, ?had been waiting for someone else to tell me it was okay for people to read my book. I was allowing my success to be determined by other people who functioned in an institution that was changing faster than they could comprehend.?
Justice Rules, a mystery thriller about the murder of an ex-con which leads to a vigilante coalition with its own brand of justice. Tom had intended to take the traditional route of publishing, but after a series of agents leaving the business, Tom was reintroduced to the concept of self-publishing and found it could be more than, ?a living room full of boxes, that I paid for, sitting there were the hope of selling them to someone, somewhere.?
Tom White is a veteran theatrical director and producer. Tom graduated from United States International School of Performing Arts located in San Diego, CA. He began touring the country on a variety of shows, Tom eventually landed in Los Angeles as an Artistic Director for a theatre. In 1990, he directed and co-produced ?The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Coming Out of Our Shells,? the show toured for more than two years and was translated into seven different languages.
Currently, Tom is working on another fiction novel, the sequel to Justice Rules and an original musical.
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