Get The Right Shades for Your Face

Sunglasses alway will always say a lot about a woman even at first sight. With the first glance you can tell how hot and glamorous she is.  We all love to envision ourselves in a fantasy life when we try on sunglasses. (Or is that just me?) You can be a modern-day Jackie O. in oversize black frames or the classic cool girl in metal-frame aviators. The only bummer about trying to get into character with a variety of shades is that not every...

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Stay stylish Traveler

 A lady ought to carry attires conferring to the place she is standard to. For example a holiday on a beach, carry sunlit-weight resort wears like dresses that may suite the condition, short skirts and cocktail gowns in bright colors with matching fixtures and shoes. But notably carry outfits and trappings according to the nature of destination. And may be to add, a pair of spontaneous jeans,...

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Solar plane starts across US

 The solar-motorized plane dubbed Solar Impulse, established off Friday from San Francisco shortly after 6 a.m. local time (1300 GMT) was anticipated to land in Phoenix, Arizona, 19 hours later for the aircraft’s first stop in the first-ever fuel-free transcontinental plane flight. And as the first airplane to fly both day and night driven exclusively by the sun’s rays has taken off from California in the first stage of an attempt...

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NASDAQ’S Top Drawback In Facebook IPO

Barrier Street firms supervising Facebook orders in the IPO have demanded $500 million projected in losses linked to the design imperfection in NASDAQ’s system. As the settlement was in addition to NASDAQ’s offer to pay $62 million to compensate brokers that took losses trading in the Facebook inauguration. And in the way of braking the camp, NASDAQ agreed to pay a penalty of $10 million,...

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Nokia Lumia 925 Surfaces

 Nokia has hosted a new Nokia Lumia 925, a fresh explanation of its award-winning flagship, Lumia 920. The brand 925 introduces a metal design and showcases the modern Pure-View camera invention, new structures and third party applications coming to the Nokia Lumia range. It includes the most advanced lens equipment and next generation imaging software to capture clearer, sharper...

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180,000 Terminated For Porn

180,000 have been halted by Chinese authorities for scattering pornographic content as the country tossed an Internet clean-up operation in March. The campaign uncovered 5.6 million illegal publications and more than 10,000 web sites were penalized for law and regulation violations, according to a statement issued by the National Office Against Pornographic and Illegal Publications. The...

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Syrian Army Hacked The British broadcaster Sky!

Sky eradicates several of its apps comprising of Sky Go, Sky News, and Sky Sports News from the Google Play Store after being hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army. Broadcaster Sky is the latest media company to plunge victim to the Electronic Syrian Army so far. The British satellite broadcaster of Android apps and Twitter account were hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army as the spokesperson also announced that a tweet from the Sky Help Team...

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$4.7B Bid for Virginia's Smithfield Foods by Chinese Firm

Shuanghui International Holdings Ltd, a Chinese Meat processing company has approved a move to purchase Smithfield Foods at a cost of US$4.72 Billion. This will make the global leader in pork production private. Shareholders of Smithfield will receive $34 a share under terms of the deal announced Wednesday -- It is reported that share holders will get $34 per share as by terms of the agreement on Wednesday. A 31 percent premium to the Smithfield, Va.,...

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Black, White and Flat for iOS 7

There is an expected unveil of Apple for its new iOS 7 at WWDC 2013, as its developers conference shudders off June 10. Previously we heard gossips that Ive was planning a broad user interface renovate with iOS 7, though there was no specific details. But currently that Ive's is looking for iOS 7, it will be in black, white and flat all over. Conferring to 9to5 Mac's sources, the textures now present in iOS linen on the statements panel and...

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Intel Purchase of ST-Ericsson's GPS complete.

ST-Ericsson's global navigation satellite system (GNSS) business sale was announced Tuesday and Intel has confirmed that it was the mystery buyer. The treaty encompasses Intel's investments in locating the technology with a team of industry veterans that has a successful in tracking record of developing and commercializing GPS silicon though neither company has revealed the price yet. The joint venture ST-Ericsson, who is between STMicroelectronics...

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5 Ways on How to Deal with the 'Blindsided' Breakup

You’ve been dating someone special for several weeks. Or months. Or even years. How long you’ve been together isn’t as important as the fact that you thought you were happy. No wonder this breakup came as a surprise. And to make matters worse, his reasons for breaking up seem so out of left field and don't make any sense. How do you cope when someone you care about ends your relationship and you’re not entirely sure why? Here are five things...

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Big Bang Theory Actress Divorces

Mayim Bialik has finalized her breakup with Michael Stone. The divorce settlement gives Bialik 1,400sq foot, home in Studio City, California, and Stone got the 1,300sq-foot bouse in Oaks. Their kids Miles of 7, and Fred 4, have been so much considered through the divorce the couple would wish them not to be affected by the separation.    " Bialik said all is going well and she gives credit to her relationship for putting their...

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Kelly Rowland Breaks Down on Stage

Rowland breaks down and cries while performing Dirty Laundry her new song which she sings about Beyonce. Kelly Rowland’s emotions toward Beyonce must be intensifying as she released her new  single “Dirty Laundry,” which is about Beyonce her Destiny’s Child colleague. During her performance in Washington, D.C on Sunday, Rowland fell and cried while performing the song. This was at a time she was singing the lyrics “He pulled me out,...

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Disneyland Explosion Causes Toontown Evacuation

Disneyland is reported to have had an explosion yesterday (Tuesday) which caused an evacuation of part of the park. The reports have been confirmed by local news sources. The explosion is said to have happened in the theme park’s section of Mickey’s Toontown. This is in accordance to Los Angeles’ CBS. The good news is that there were no reported injuries after the explosion. The evacuation followed precautions. Fire crews responded on time...

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Microsoft is Focused on Keeping the Competition

Pad mini, Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD may be challenged by the brave Microsoft for its incoming 7-inch tablet arena in the near future encounter. As the Windows 8 creator is reportedly working on a new, smaller lineup of tablets under the Surface moniker that will go into mass production later this year. However, half of tablet sales in the first quarter were smaller than 8 inches, though a 7-incher apparently wasn’t even in Microsoft’s plans last...

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Major Advertisers to Suspend Facebook Ads

Facebook marketing campaigns have been suspended by major advertisers after their ads were posted near offensive posts. Major companies that have suspended include Nissan and Nationwide. The positioning is highlighted the risks of a new form of targeted advertisers. This suspension follows complaints raised by Twittter and women’s rights organizations over the publication of misogynistic content which includes dubious images of women on...

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Trillion Euros Invested to combat 'failed' austerity

International Union representatives would now wish to turn the focus on job creation and do away with the failed policies of austerity. Members of the Trade Union at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Forum believe there is a need for the world to shift its focus from harsh austerity measures since they have failed to impact nations in recession mainly those in the Euro-zone. The main aim of the investment...

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UN debates Syria Crisis

Qusair fighting as powers spar has caught the attention of UN and it has scheduled an emergency debate on Syria at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva today (Wednesday). The debate is meant to consider a resolution that condemns the presence of foreign troops in Qusair. This comes at a time when fights intensify around Qusair. The main worry is also the arming of fighting parties that have caused instability in the country. This resolution...

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Apple 1 Breaks Auction Record Goes for $671,400

$671,400 best ever Apple1 breaks auction record! The machine, built by Steve and Wozniak in Steve Jobs' parent’s garage back in 1976, was sold along with the original owner's manual and a signed letter from Jobs to original owner Fred Hatfield. One of what's believed to be only six still-working Apple 1 computers set a record at auction Saturday, selling for $671,400 in Germany In 1976, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak unfilled the Apple 1 Computer...

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Gaga: Your New Career Counselor

Lady gaga has a secret you have never known about how to be the best and more productive in whatever field of work you could be in. She believes, "When you make music or write or create, it's really your job to have mind-blowing, irresponsible, condom-less sex with whatever idea it is you're writing about at the time." She understands how much effective this can be when you are all natural. When it comes to your work, pitching your next...

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Angelina Jolie's Aunt Debbie Dead

Debbie Martin, Angelina Jolie’s aunt, was confirmed dead of breast cancer on Sunday. The 61 years old aunt loses the battle just weeks after Angelina said she had a preventive double extirpation as she tested positive for faulty BRCA gene. Ronald Martin, Debbie’s husband said she was hospitalized on Wednesday and passed on Sunday morning. Debbie Martin now the deceased is a biological sister to Angelina Jolie’s mum Bertrand. Bertrand died in...

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A Happy and Healthy Aging

Aging impacts you both positively and in negative ways as well. The best way to enjoy growing older is by understanding what’s really happening to your body and taking appropriate measures to keep in shape. Age leads to significant changes to your body mainly the skin, bones, and even brain may start to behave differently. Be careful to be surprised by old age transitioning. Read some of the common changes below and follow the reference for...

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EU-China Trade War Talk Cooled

Germany chancellor Merkel has promised to reach an agreement with china over import tariffs. Merkel’s promise follows Li Keqiang warnings that china is not well versed with EU’s probe into pricing practices to China. This follows EU’s move to raise tariffs on China imports like solar panels and phone gears. Merkel has now proposed serious talks between the two parties. She promised to use Germany influence in the EU to ensure positive results...

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Washington: Republicans slam Obama Counterterrorism Strategy!

Obama’s plan to divert government policy from war grounds and fine-tune to counterterrorism strategy have been slammed again by republicans. Republicans see Obama’s move as a projection of weakness at the moment when America should end terror networks mostly the al-Qaida. The Obama strategy is also being looked at by republicans as a way of retreating from the fight against terrorism. This comes just after Obama’s significant speech on Thursday...

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Skagit River Bridge Construction Plans

The Skagit River Bridge will have a temporal repair as plans are underway to construct a temporary steel bridge across the river. This follows the bridge collapse that happened last week. The temporal structures are expected to be finished within the next three weeks time. Full repairs will proceed and are expected to be done by fall. 90% of the expense for the repairs and replacement is going to be provided by the federal government. ...

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Paris: Anti-Gays Demonstrate against Gay Marriage Law

Thousands flooded the streets of Central Paris protesting against the new gay marriage law. Police clashed with the demonstrators on Sunday. The law which caused the protests was passed a week ago, in fulfillment of President Francois Hollande’s pledge during campaigns last year. This led to demonstrations by the anti-gay community as a way of expressing their opposition and frustration with the president. The demonstrators started from different...

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Russia: 18 Injured in 'Black widow' suicide bomber Attack

18 people were injured in Dagestan region, south of Russia after a female suicide bomber blew up herself on Saturday. Among the victims were 2 children and 5 police officers. The bomber was discovered to be a widow of the Islamic radicals who were killed by federal forces. This attack comes just weeks after the Boston Marathon bombings. There are doubts of links since the Tsaenaey brothers suspected of carrying out the Boston attacks are Chechens...

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Q10 Blackberry Keeps Toronto ahead Of US in release this month

Q10 Blackberry As Q5 looked to be eyeing elsewhere, Toronto is now parting with Blackberry Q10. "The Q5 could be a very significant device for the company and the end users too, as there is a significant opportunity for high-quality of the product but as the firm released its new Q10 handset in Canada’s biggest city Toronto, Blackberry Fans can now get their hands on the company’s latest smart-phone Blackberry Q10 ahead of a US release later...

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Woman: Let wisdom shine your way

 Going through my documents today I found this that I thought was important to share;- 1.      Beauty attracts men but wisdom keeps them. 2.      Elegance catches men's attention but intelligence convinces them. 3.      Nagging irritates men but 'constructive silence weakens them. 4.      The 'boy' in everyman pumps out occasionally, your ability to handle this, is a woman's truest maturity. 5.      Men have secret...

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Peak over Corporate Taxes Customary Showdown Apple.

Apple defends its tax practices and call for corporate tax reform of its Capitol Hill within a harsh criticism followed in a Legislature exploration. What's following for Apple? On Tuesday's hearing, Apple brushed off charges that it is gaming the U.S. tax system, saying it pays an extraordinary amount in U.S. taxes" and "does not use tax gimmicks. The Unusual accounting tactics along with a handful of subsidiaries in Ireland where Apple negotiated...

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