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Hi David, Hope you're having a great weekend :) As requested, these are this week's top stories from The Next Web: Wikipedia will shut down for 24 hours on Wednesday to protest against SOPA Twitter is adding 11 new accounts per second and could pass 500 million in February, says report Stop teaching our kids to be employees, start educating entrepreneurs Anonymous takes down DOJ website in response to Megaupload case The iPoo toilet How much would Facebook, Google or Twitter lose if they shut down for one day? Study shows that kids, unlike adults, think technology is fundamentally human Israeli hackers take down UAE and Saudi Arabia stock exchange sites See you at The Next Web Conference (April 26-27) in Amsterdam? We're taking it to the next level! The Next Web  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | view email in browser

Top Stories from the last 24 hours

Hi David, These are the top stories from The Next Web over the last 24 hours. Number Crunching: The Top 51 stats for Generation Y marketers Behavioral Pricing: A consumer's worst nightmare, a merchant's dream That didn't take long, 'Ask on Google+' links start showing up in Google search results Paper iPads and iPhones help honor the deceased during Chinese New Year Apple facing new accusations in lawsuit over publisher e-book price fixing Pro-Israeli hacker posts what he says are log-in details for 100,000 Facebook accounts Summit Series Basecamp: Falconry, robots, tech talks and mountaintops There's no 'I' in iPlayer: Here's why the TV licence fee must be preserved in the UK See you at The Next Web Conference (April 26-27) in Amsterdam? We're taking it to the next level! The Next Web  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | view email in browser

Sundance Film Review: Beasts of the Southern Wild

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January 21, 2012   Beasts of the Southern Wild: Sundance Film Review   More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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BREAKING NEWS: Gingrich Projected as Winner

Fox News Projects Newt Gingrich to be the winner of the South Carolina Republican Primary

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BREAKING NEWS: South Carolina Primary Polls Close in One Hour

Voters in South Carolina's Republican primary have one hour before polls close. Watch special coverage NOW on Fox News and FoxNews.com.

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Christie sets ambitious agenda in New Jersey amid 2016 speculation

Saturday, January 21, 2012 TOP STORIES 1 Christie sets ambitious agenda in New Jersey amid 2016 speculation After tackling pensions and health care benefits, Chris Christie is setting his sights on taxes and education reform -- all as the New Jersey governor signals interest in a 2016 presidential run despite sitting out this year's race.  2 Three men charged in Philadelphia beating death 3 Gingrich, Romney close South Carolina fight with taunts 4 Newt Gingrich's three marriages mean he might make a strong president -- really 5 Math formula may explain why serial killers kill TOP VIDEOS 1 Can Rick Santorum close the gap on Romney, Gingrich? GOP presidential candidate weighs in 2 Tuskegee Airman laid to rest 3 Fastest woman on two wheels 4 Is ABC's Gingrich interview evidence of bias? 5 Juan Williams on Gingrich debate confrontation FOX News Newsletters Just one click to sign up. FoxNews Breaking News Alerts Get alerted the moment major business or economic news breaks! View All Newsletters » This e-mail is never sent unsolicited; you received it because you subscribed to receive updates from foxnews.com Manage Subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Unsubscribe from all Newsletters Advertise with foxnews.com | Download the Fox News Community Toolbar Copyright ©2012. All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy Fox News Network, LLC 1211 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY.

BREAKING NEWS: Tonight: FOX Business Airs Special Coverage of SC Primary

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The Browser daily newsletter [21 Jan 2012]

Daily Newsletter       21 January 2012  Best of the Moment Iraq: Under Worse Management Elliott Woods | Businessweek | 18 January 2012 Security has improved, the economy is picking up, Iraq is open for business. Well, that's the Iraqi prime minister's message. But what do Iraqis themselves feel about Nouri al-Maliki and the future of their country? Good sit-rep Comments Tracking The Tell-Tale Signs Of Pure Genius VS Ramachandran | Telegraph | 18 January 2012 Leading neuroscientist explains some of the strange case studies that reveal just how adaptive and miraculous the brain really is. From phantom limbs, to a man who exits a coma only to become convinced his parents are imposters Comments Selling Votes John Holbo | Crooked Timber | 19 January 2012 It's probably a bad idea to let people sell their votes. On the other hand, it could make for more creative politics. "People could donate to candidates, to help them buy votes. You could have eminently populist vote-buying drives" Comments Writing Adrift In The World Tim Parks | NYRB | 19 January 2012 There is a problem with the novel. Parks's diagnosis is that fiction is being internationalised and universalised. Writers are no longer anchored in a literary canon or national tradition. Here's the case for why it matters Comments The Nazi Leader Who Became The Oskar Schindler Of China Iris Chang | Atlantic | 18 January 2012 "Dark times paralyze most people, but some very few, for reasons most of us will never understand, are able to set aside all caution and do things even they could not imagine themselves doing in ordinary times" Comments Lechery, Immodesty And The Talmud Dov Linzer | NYT | 19 January 2012 Rabbi responds to ultra-Orthodox attempts to send women to the back of the bus in Israel. Talmud's message to men: Problem is not with women in public; it's with the sexualised way you choose to look at them (h/t Stuart Bailey) Comments  FiveBooks Interview Will Hutton on Fairness and Inequality In contemporary capitalist societies, some inequality is inevitable and desirable. But the rewards for the few at the top have soared while the rest have been squeezed. We need a new social contract, says the author and columnist  Featured Special Report Natural History Everything you need to know about natural history. Experts from London's Natural History Museum discuss their top five books on everything - from bats to plants, dinosaurs to meteorites and more  Reader Recommendations @guardian: .@JonRonson on reasons to be cheerful in 2012: it's the year we'll start talking to robots t.co/7KYmIVmP #browsings  Book of the Day North Dallas Forty by Peter Gent Rick Telander says: “Even though the team has another name, it’s obviously about the Cowboys. Players are being used almost like gladiators, until they’re of no use any more”  Video of the Day Things New Yorkers Say "You read the Post? Like, not ironically?"    Quote of the Day Dominic Lawson, on government "If your policy is one of retrenchment and austerity, it is advisable to come up with something other than economic growth as a measure of your success" | Homepage | Mobile Apps | RSS Feeds | Twitter | Facebook | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. You are receiving this email because you signed up for the Best of the Moment newsletter on thebrowser.com. Click here to unsubscribe The Browser Ltd, 106 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 6PF

Box Office Report: 'Underworld 4' Wins Friday With $9.4 Mil, 'Red Tails' Flies With $6 Mil

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Cheat Sheet - Newt's 11th Hour Upset?

Today: Search Resumes in Shipwreck , GOP: Santorum Won Iowa , Report: Monitors to Stay in Syria January 21, 2012 SOUTH CAROLINA 1. Newt's 11th Hour Upset? In a nail-biter primary that could redefine the race, voting has begun in South Carolina, a state whose winner has gone on to receive the GOP nomination in every election year since 1980. Patricia Murphy reports that Newt Gingrich has surged out of nowhere—and threatens to upend Mitt Romney's frontrunner status, as a new poll shows the former speaker of the House with 32 percent support from voters, a 6-point lead over Romney. Read it at The Daily Beast HOPE 2. Search Resumes in Shipwreck The Italian Navy once again blasted holes Saturday in the side of the wrecked Costa Concordia, the cruise ship that crashed off the rocks of the Italian island of Giglio one week ago. “We will continue searching until all hope is gone,” said Coast Guard spokesman Cosimo Nicastro, although he admitted that “we need a miracle.” As many as 24 people are still missing, and some have held out hope that a person could survive for days in the luxury cruise liner’s cabins. A forecast for high waves in the Mediterranean has caused many to worry that the submerged 114,500-ton ship could sink or be swept out, but port officials said the search would continue while the water remained calm during the day. Experts say the ship is slipping off the rocky sea shelf at a rate of around a quarter of an inch every hour. Read it at Agence France-Presse OFFICIAL 3. GOP: Santorum Won Iowa Iowa Republicans announced just before midnight Saturday—the day of the South Carolina primary—that Rick Santorum was, in fact, the winner of the Iowa caucus. Mitt Romney had originally been declared the winner of the caucus by a narrow eight-vote margin, but on January 18, eight voting precincts realized their results had not been reported. With the new votes counted, Santorum led by 34 votes, causing the Iowa Republicans to first call it a statistical tie before eventually dealing the blow to Romney. While the squeaker victory for Romney had never a landslide, it doesn’t help him as he trails in South Carolina. Meanwhile, Iowans fear that the confused results could be devastating to the future of their first-in-the-nation vote. “The caucuses have a lot of critics, and for this to happen truly jeopardizes the future of the event,” said Iowa observer David Yepsen. Read it at Politico BLOODSHED 4. Report: Monitors to Stay in Syria The Arab League looked to keep monitors in Syria, a diplomatic source said Saturday, despite the reported deaths of hundreds during the monthlong observer mission. Sudanese Gen. Mohammed al-Dabi, head of the 165-member monitoring team, is due in Cairo Saturday to submit a report on Syria’s response to the 10-month uprising. Thousands are estimated to have been killed. The diplomatic source admitted the Arab League does not have “complete satisfaction” with Syria’s cooperation in the mission, but the “in absence of any international plan to deal with Syria, the best option is for the monitors to stay.” The U.S. announced Friday that it would be closing its Damascus embassy by the end of the month, the same day that French President Nicolas Sarkozy denounced Syrian president Bashar al-Assad’s regime of “ferocious repression.” Read it at Reuters EURO CRISIS 5. Greek Debt Talks Drag On The Greek debt negotiations continued into the weekend without a deal, despite the eagerness of Athens to reach an agreement by Monday, when eurozone leaders will meet for finance talks. International Monetary Fund finance chief Charles Dallara said Friday that “now is the time to act” in an effort to move along the stalled talks. Greek leaders, the European Union and the IMF have sparred in finding a satisfactory debt-swap deal. If an agreement is reached by Monday’s meeting, Greece will be able to set in motion the paperwork and approvals necessary to get an infusion of cash into their struggling economy to avoid bankruptcy in March. Read it at Reuters AFLAME Man Admits to Causing Reno Fire Close to 30 homes lost in the blaze. NOT SO FAST Yemen Rescinds Full Immunity For President Saleh's officials. UNTETHERED iPhone 4s, iPad 2 Get Jailbreaks Users can upload apps not allowed by Apple. DEBATE New Autism Study Causes Uproar An expert sets off a firestorm with the American Psychiatric Association. NEXT CHAPTER Elizabeth Smart Engaged Ten years after her infamous kidnapping. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET The Yes List Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Last Hope for Costa Concordia’s Missing as Ship Tanks Risk Bursting by Barbie Latza Nadeau The Week’s Best Longreads: The Daily Beast Picks for Jan. 21, 2012 by David Sessions Etta James, Who Blazed Trail for Women in R&B, Dead at 73 by Christine Pelisek

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