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Bureaucracy should have more stability: Ex-CEC

«The Times of India» (indiatimes.com) 

'Award-wapasi' should not be ridiculed as it is an expression of anguish, said former chief election commissioner S Y Quraishi on Friday.

Chrissy Teigen to hire night nurse for baby

United Press International (UPI.com) 

Annie Martin
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 19 (UPI) -- Chrissy Teigen, who is expecting her first child with husband John Legend, will hire a night nurse after she gives birth.

Pittsburgh Steelers lifer Heath Miller retires

United Press International (UPI.com) 

Alex Butler
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 19 (UPI) -- After two Super Bowls, two Pro Bowls, and 6,569 career receptions, Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Heath Miller is hanging up his cleats.

Here's an entirely different perspective on why the 'big funds' see the majority of capital flows

BusinessInsider.com 

Thomson Reuters

One can't dispute that the majority of capital flows into the big funds, the Blackstone's, Carlyle's, Bridgewater's of the world, etc. We all know why, don't we? Well here's an entirely different perspective.

It simply relates to a breakdown in communication. Society has changed how it receives and processes information. Regardless of whether you are a teenager or a CIO, you handle information differently than you did 20 years ago. The alternatives industry hasn’t evolved. Читать дальше...

Colombian rebels push back against travel ban

Stars and Stripes 

Colombia's largest rebel group is pushing back against the government's suspension of travel permits for peace negotiators in Cuba saying a surprise political rally Thursday didn't violate any ground rules for visits aimed at explaining agreements to their fighters

Scientists have discovered a mysterious boiling river in the Amazon rainforest

BusinessInsider.com 

YouTube/The Boiling River

For centuries, Peruvian locals have talked about a river in the Amazon that burns so hot it can kill.

According to legend, Spanish conquistadors foolishly ventured into the rainforest in search of gold, and the few men that returned told stories of poisoned water, man-eating snakes, and a river that boiled from below.

For Peruvian geoscientist, Andrés Ruzo, the myth had fascinated him since childhood. But it wasn't until he was completing his PhD project... Читать дальше...



The Dish: Chef Kevin Gillespie

CBSNews.com 

Considered one of the most beloved contestants on "Top Chef," the-award winning chef owns two of Georgia's hottest restaurants and released his second cookbook

Citibank to drop consumer banks in struggling South America

TheRepublic.com 

BOGOTA, Colombia - Citibank is planning to sell the consumer banking operations it has operated for a century in Argentina, Brazil and Colombia as South America's three biggest economies suffer a major downturn.

Harper Lee's original version of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' was rejected — here's how the classic novel came to be

BusinessInsider.com 

Universal

Very few Americans, young or old, haven't been affected by "To Kill a Mockingbird" — a literary classic widely read in schools and later in life.

But as the world mourns Harper Lee's death this week, one fact of the 1960 novel's publication remains little-known.

"To Kill a Mockingbird," when it was first submitted to its publisher, wasn't like the "To Kill a Mockingbird" we know at all.

It had a different title, "Go Set a Watchman," a version of which was published... Читать дальше...

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Conan O’Brien Guest-Stars on Korean Drama, Shows Acting Talent We Knew Was There All Along

Yahoo TV 

Conan O’Brien is in South Korea and is taking the country by storm. Along with being given a rock star greeting when he arrived, he’s been given a prominent cameo in the Korean drama, One More Happy Ending. The show is about a defunct pop group who have to find new careers. One of them, Han Mi-Mo, runs a marriage service group. Enter Coco.

‘Guardian Shield’ superhero fights crime in streets

CNN Newsource 

The real-life superhero who goes by the name “Guardian Shield” is now fighting crime in Canby, and his team has grown to include two sidekicks. We introduced you to the man who wears red spandex and carries a shield last fall, when he started doing weekly patrols in Beaverton. He walks neighborhood streets making sure people get home safely and keeps an eye out for bad guys breaking into cars ...

A man who has eaten McDonald's in 53 countries reveals the best and worst menu items

BusinessInsider.com 

Joe Raedle/Getty Images

James McGowan has visited McDonald's restaurants in 53 countries and has written more than 340 reviews about the food he's tried on each trip.

Among the items he's tried are tuna pies in Thailand, "Sir Sombreros" — or fried cheese shaped like sombreros — in Serbia, chicken-sausage burgers in Malaysia, a crab-croquette burger in Okinawa, Japan, and sweet-potato fries in Singapore.

McGowan, a software developer, writes reviews of the food on his blog, McDonald's Around the World. Читать дальше...


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