News in English
Июль
2014

Новости за 21.07.2014

Cato Institute 

Halbig against ObamaCare's Mandates

A win for the plaintiffs in the case of Halbig v. Burwell would free a quarter million employers and 57 million workers from ObamaCare mandates. Michael F. Cannon explains.

Leicester Ancient Order of Foresters Archery Club 

Next Family Fun Day

Following the success of our last event, we’ll be running another Family Fun Day on Saturday 23rd August. More details are available on our events page.

Читать дальше...

Tennis Now 

Serena’s Croatian Escapade – Nadal’s Poker Night – Federer’s James Bond Cover

This week in tennis news brought us a peek inside the top players’ summer vacations. Not only did Rafael Nadal have a busy weekend of weddings, yacht cruising and poker competition, but Serena Williams also enjoyed some time catching flying ice cream in Croatia. Plus, see Roger Federer’s classic magazine cover photo and a picture from Novak Djokovic’s wedding ceremony, and find out which ATP player will miss the US Open series due to surgery.

Discovermagazine.com 

Does she want a hookup or a relationship? The answer is in her gaze.

It's a common scenario in the dating world: two people begin a relationship, and it quickly becomes apparent that one person is looking to commit while the other just wants some nookie. Well, what if there were a scientific way to tell whether that hottie at the bar is interested in you for your body or your mind? According to this study, a person's intentions are hidden in their gaze. The researchers tracked the eyes of subjects prompted to think about love versus lust, and they found that

WIRED 

Find Out What it Takes to Sculpt a Giant Dragon-Inspired Character Head

Now that the prototype is built, it's time to start constructing the full-scale pieces of the giant creature. In this episode, watch the dragon-like head come to life through an advanced sculpting process, after which it's refined, detailed, and painted for a realistic look.

Sciam.com 

Education Level Linked to Nearsightedness

In a German study, half of those with a university degree were myopic compared with less than a quarter of folks who quit after high school or secondary school. Karen Hopkin reports  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yahoo Travel 

A Yearning Traveler's Photo Picks on Exquisite Planet

Congratulate Sophia of Exquisite Planet, even if her gain is our loss. A New York resident, she started the Tumblr as a way to productively pine for all the international travel she wasn’t able to do. And her impeccably curated photos make us want to leave our offices just as much. Sophia has been conspicuously absent from her blog since she announced she’d finally get to visit Morocco this summer – her first trip without family. We’re hoping she has some incredible photos saved up for us, but until... Читать дальше...

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Brewskee-Ball on a roll in Inner Richmond hangout

If drinking cheap beer and rolling Skee-Ball were an Olympic sport, the participants of the San Francisco chapter of Brewskee-Ball would be contenders for a medal. Inside the Buckshot Bar and Gameroom in the Inner Richmond, the antlered animal heads on the wall dimly visible in the red light, cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and Tecate litter the table next to two classic Skee-Ball machines. Players on the sidelines shout and slap high-fives when their teammates roll high scores, and commiserate with more drinks when they don't. Читать дальше...

The Vault of the Future 

No Russian

Many people in Silicon Valley inquired over the years why I was not coming back to Russia often (I visited once in two decades) or why I'm not spending much time helping Russian startups. I usually answered these questions in generalities while keeping my grim thoughts and predictions to myself. The events of the past few days, unfortunately, show that the worst predictions I feared all these years did come true. The nightmare scenario is now unfolding as we speak, and Russia position in the world is now altered forever.