LATEST World News, May 02, 2013

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DIED, May 02, 2013

Deanna Durbin Dies: Where Did 1930s Actress, Winston Churchill's Favorite ... iRealtyTimes.com Deanna Durbin dies at 91: The former child star was once one of Hollywood's most popular actresses. (Photo: Youtube/ddurbinfan). Deanna Durbin has died at age 91, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The former child star may not be well-known today, ... See all stories on this topic »

NEW ZEALAND HERALD News, May 02, 2013

PRESS DIGEST-New Zealand newspapers - April 30 Reuters NEW ZEALAND HERALD (www.nzherald.co.nz). NZ drug laws may breach UN treaty: New Zealand's weak laws surrounding the importation and possession of performance-enhancing drugs may contravene obligations under a global treaty the country ... See all stories on this topic »

SOMALIA Famine News, May 02, 2013

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AFRICA News, May 02, 2013

African Countries Need Billions to Maintain Malaria Counsel & Heal The dangers of malaria, which is transferred between mosquitoes and humans, plague the countries of Africa. Malaria occurs as a result of the transmission of deadly parasites that thrive in mosquitoes. There are currently no vaccinations available to ... See all stories on this topic »

CUMBERLAND TIMES News, May 02, 2013

Group takes aim at local gun-control laws The Seattle Times The Cumberland City Council voted Tuesday to begin the process of repealing the ordinance, theCumberland Times-News reported. Worcester County disputed the foundation's assertion that its ordinance banning the possession of firearms in dry nightclubs See all stories on this topic »

CHICAGO-TRIBUNE News, May 02, 2013

Ads take the field in Wrigley rehab plans Chicago Tribune The Chicago Cubs want to restore Wrigley Field in the style of an era long gone by, even as the team ushers aspects of the ballpark into the 21st century, including a large video board and more electronic advertising common at stadiums across the nation. See all stories on this topic »

THE OBSERVER News, May 02, 2013

The 20 best restaurants: part four The Guardian Photograph: Katherine Rose for the Observer. Although Quo Vadis on Soho's Dean Street has been operating for the last decade – and for many years before that; it opened in 1926 – it only appears on this list for the way it has operated over the last 12... See all stories on this topic »

BAN KI-MOON News, May 02, 2013

Ban Ki-moon: UN access to Syria essential for credible chemical weapons inquiry Haaretz United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon said on Monday that investigators have been gathering and analyzing available information on alleged chemical weapons attacks in Syria, but access to the war-torn country is needed for a "credible and comprehensive... See all stories on this topic »

Kepler Problem: Planet-Hunting Space Telescope Ailing, NASA Says, May 02, 2013

"By: Mike Wall Published: 05/01/2013 10:01 AM EDT on SPACE.com Health issues are jeopardizing the planet-hunting work of NASA's prolific Kepler space telescope, which has identified more than 2,700 potential alien worlds to date. One of Kepler's reaction wheels — devices that maintain the observatory's position in space — remains balky despite mitigation attempts. The mission team now regards the problem as unsolvable and is considering what the telescope can do after the wheel fails. "While the wheel may still continue to operate for some time yet, the engineering team has now turned its attention to the development of contingency actions should the wheel fail sooner, rather than later," Kepler mission manager Roger Hunter, of NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif., wrote in an update Monday (April 29). [Gallery: A World of Kepler Planets]"
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MAIL Online - Scientists create breakthrough bionic ear using cybernetics - Terminator-style machines could be next, May 02, 2013

Michael McAlpine, lead researcher and assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Princeton Univeristy said 'In general, there are mechanical and thermal challenges with interfacing electronic materials with biological materials. 'Previously, researchers have suggested some strategies to tailor the electronics so that this merger is less awkward.   More... Coming to a CCTV camera near you soon: The amazing 'bug eye' lens that can see 180 degrees The superglue inspired by world's stickiest fish - which can hold up to 230 times its own bodyweight That typically uses a 2D sheet of electronics and a surface tissue. 'However, our work suggests a new approach - to build and grow the biology up with the electronics synergistically and in a 3D interwoven format.' "
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Benedict XVI returns to Vatican for first time, May 02, 2013

"VATICAN CITY - Benedict XVI has returned to the Vatican for the first time since he resigned Feb. 28 and met with successor Pope Francis. The Vatican said Francis greeted Benedict on Thursday at his new retirement home, a converted monastery on the edge of the Vatican gardens, and the two then prayed together in the adjoining chapel. Benedict's return to the Vatican signals an unprecedented era with a retired pontiff living alongside a reigning one. It is the second meeting between the two since Francis was elected pope March 13. Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI flew by helicopter from the papal residence in Castel Gandolfo, where he has lived since Feb. 28, when he became the first pope in 600 years to step down."
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CBS News - Accused Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's friends hid damning evidence, feds say, May 02, 2013

: "Three college friends of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev were arrested and accused Wednesday of removing a backpack containing fireworks emptied of gunpowder and a laptop from Tsarnaev's dorm room three days after the attack to try to keep him from getting into trouble. Newly-arrested friend of alleged Boston bomber was in U.S. illegally In court papers, the FBI said one of them threw the items in the garbage after they concluded from news reports that Tsarnaev was one of the bombers. On "CBS This Morning" Thursday, CBS News correspondent Elaine Quijano reported from Boston that investigators recovered the laptop and the backpack last week in a New Bedford, Mass., landfill."
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HOLY THURSDAY, Orthodox Easter, May 02, 2013

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UNICEF News, May 02, 2013

Nets, key to reducing malaria deaths, illness -UNICEF Nigerian Tribune Following malaria killing 660,000 people every year, most of them African children, UNICEF has said that universal coverage of insecticide-treated bed nets was crucial in reducing these deaths. A release by UNICEF on World Malaria Day stated that the ... See all stories on this topic »