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The Browser weekly newsletter [27 Jan 2012]

Weekly Newsletter       28 January 2012  Best of the Week The Obama Memos Ryan Lizza | New Yorker | 23 January 2012 Reflections on Obama's first term, "based on a review of hundreds of pages of internal White House documents". Inside stuff confirms outside impressions. Obama underestimated recession, misread Republican mood, lost his edge Comments Will Israel Attack Iran? Ronen Bergman | NYT | 25 January 2012 Gripping account of Israeli perspective on Iranian nuclear programme. Israel estimates that it has about nine months in which to derail the project. After that, Iran would be able to withstand an attack. Will it act? Looks that way Comments The Caging Of America Adam Gopnik | New Yorker | 23 January 2012 More than six million people are under "correctional supervision" in the US – more than were in Stalin's Gulags. Why so many? This superb account suggests there's been a serious failure of common sense and humanity Comments The Looming Threat Of A Solar Superstorm Lee Billings | Popular Mechanics | 23 January 2012 In 1859 a major solar storm, the "Carrington Event", hit Earth. Another came in 1921. What if one struck tomorrow? "If a Carrington Event happened right now it probably wouldn’t be a wake-up alarm—it would be a goodnight call" Comments George Soros On The Coming US Class War John Arlidge | Newsweek | 23 January 2012 "Europe is confronting a descent into chaos and conflict. In America, Soros predicts riots that will lead to a brutal clampdown that will dramatically curtail civil liberties. The global economic system could even collapse" Comments Citizen Philosophers Carlos Fraenkel | Boston Review | 21 January 2012 Intriguing look at Brazil, where all high-school students, irrespective of class or background, have to study philosophy for two hours each week. Can it teach students to build a better, fairer society? Comments How US Lost Out On iPhone Work Charles Duhigg and Keith Bradsher | NYT | 21 January 2012 Why Chinese factories make everything Apple. “You need a thousand rubber gaskets? That's the factory next door. A million screws? That factory is a block away. You need that screw made a little bit different? Three hours" Comments The Splintered Skeptic Richard Marshall | 3AM Magazine | 20 January 2012 Fascinating interview with philosopher Eric Schwitzgebel. "There’s no way to develop an ambitious, broad-ranging, self-consistent metaphysical system without doing serious violence to common sense somewhere. It's just impossible" Comments  FiveBooks Interview Francis Fukuyama on the Financial Crisis The author of "The End of History" says the financial crisis revealed a great deal about the nature of America’s political and economic system. The shame, he says, is that opportunities to change it are now being ignored  Featured Topic Free Will Does it exist? Or is it an illusion? Why not read on and decide for yourself. As if you had any choice...  Reader Recommendations @damienjoyce George Soros in @nybooks on how to save the #euro t.co/ilNArl6T #longreads #browsings #browsings  Book of the Week The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene Mark Kurlansky says: “I love this book. Brian Greene makes quantum physics and Einstein’s theory of relativity really make sense”  Video of the Week Maths And Music TED talk. Scott Rickard sets out to construct the ugliest piece of music possible, on mathematical principles  Quote of the Week Slavoj Zizek, on work "The chance of being exploited in a long-term job is now experienced as a privilege" | 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 Week newsletter on thebrowser.com. Click here to unsubscribe The Browser Ltd, 106 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 6PF

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Daily Newsletter       28 January 2012  Best of the Moment Mega-Man Sean Gallagher | Ars Technica | 25 January 2012 Barely believable story of Kim Dotcom, self-styled "Dr Evil" of file sharing, and CEO of illegal website Megaupload. Born Kim Schmitz in Germany, this is how he went from hacker to insider trader, playboy, master internet fraudster Comments The Long Goodbye Doug Monroe | Atlanta Magazine | 1 January 2012 "We thought Daddy was going to die in 2001." We put him in a hospice. Eleven heartbreaking and expensive years later he was still being diapered and spoonfed. The triumph of American healthcare: Immortality that nobody can afford Comments How Much Is An Astronaut's Life Worth? Robert Zubrin | Reason | 26 January 2012 On future of space exploration. "We have to find a way to strike a balance between human life and mission accomplishment. We need a quantitative criterion to assess what constitutes a rational expenditure to avert astronaut risk" Comments How To Save The Euro George Soros | NYRB | 25 January 2012 Soros likens solution to being in a skidding car: First, steer in direction of skid (impose discipline on deficit countries, carry out structural reforms). Once control is regained, correct the direction (apply stimulus) Comments Inside The Heresy Files Cullen Murphy | New Humanist | 23 January 2012 Revisiting history of the Inquisition suggests troubling conclusion: "Inquisitions advance hand-in-hand with civilisation itself." Indeed the Inquisition can be seen not as historic relic but as harbinger of the modern police state Comments Mercenary Techie Troubleshoots For Drug Dealers Adrian Chen | Gawker | 25 January 2012 You want to boost your bar's listing on Foursquare? Martin can help. You want to bury a nasty article deep in Google's search results? That too. You want to set up your drug ring with untraceable cellphones? Martin again Comments  FiveBooks Interview Francis Fukuyama on the Financial Crisis The author of "The End of History" says the financial crisis revealed a great deal about the nature of America’s political and economic system. The shame, he says, is that opportunities to change it are now being ignored  Featured Special Report The New Islamists The Arab Spring has created opportunities for the region's Islamist movements. How will they behave once in, or near, power?  Reader Recommendations @polit2k How The Glock Became America's Weapon Of Choice t.co/JV3rrReY via @nprbooks #browsings  Book of the Day Homage to Catalonia by George Orwell Timothy Snyder says: “In this book you can see a man of the Left learning to make the distinction that breaks down the Left with a big L into lots of little lefts”  Video of the Day Microwaves Ruin Everything I know what you're thinking. Why no pets?  Quote of the Day Scott Adams, on fairness "Fairness is a concept invented so dumb people could participate in arguments" | 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: 'The Grey,' 'One for the Money' Strong Out of the Gate

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January 27, 2012 Box Office Report: 'The Grey,' 'One for the Money' Strong Out of the Gate Many had expected Katherine Heigl's "One for the Money" to underperform; Summit's action-thriller "Man on a Ledge" no match for fellow action-thriller "The Grey." More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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Good evening LATEST NEWS China cadmium spill threatens drinking water for millions BEIJING (Reuters) - A cancer-causing cadmium discharge from a mining company has polluted a long stretch of two rivers in southern China, and officials warned some 3.7 million people of Liuzhou in the Guangxi region to avoid drinking water from the river, state media reported on Friday. | Full Article Obama lawyers argue rest of health law can survive January 27, 2012 04:59 PM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration told the Supreme Court on Friday that nearly all of President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul can survive if the court declares unconstitutional the law's centerpiece provision requiring health coverage. | Full Article Gel lubricant reduces pain during vaginal exams January 27, 2012 01:37 PM ET NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Next time you get a vaginal exam, you might want to ask your doctor to use a lubricant gel. | Full Article U.S. detains Brazil, Canada orange juice for fungicide January 27, 2012 05:17 PM ET (Reuters) - U.S. health regulators detained three shipments of Brazilian orange juice and six from Canada that tested positive for the fungicide carbendazim, which is illegal in the United States. | Full Article One million children in Sahel at risk, UNICEF warns January 27, 2012 01:54 PM ET GENEVA (Reuters) - More than 1 million children in the Sahel are at risk of severe malnutrition and urgent action is needed to avert starvation akin to that in Somalia, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) warned on Friday. | Full Article US TOP NEWS Fitch cuts Italy, Spain, other euro zone ratings January 27, 2012 04:05 PM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fitch downgraded the sovereign credit ratings of Belgium, Cyprus, Italy, Slovenia and Spain on Friday, indicating there was a 1-in-2 chance of further cuts in the next two years. | Full Article Growth quickens, but speed bumps ahead January 27, 2012 05:26 PM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The economy grew at its fastest pace in 1-1/2 years in the fourth quarter, but a rebuilding of stocks by businesses and slower business spending warned of weaker growth in early 2012. | Full Article Syria violence kills 37, U.N. Security Council to meet January 27, 2012 05:23 PM ET AMMAN (Reuters) - Security forces killed 37 people in Syria on Friday, activists and residents said, as people in Homs mourned 14 members of a family they said were slain by militiamen in one of the worst sectarian attacks in a revolt against President Bashar al-Assad. | Full Article Romney puts Gingrich on defensive in Florida debate January 27, 2012 05:15 PM ET JACKSONVILLE, Florida (Reuters) - Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney took the fight to chief rival Newt Gingrich on Thursday in his most aggressive debate performance yet, five days ahead of Florida's primary vote. | Full Article In Facebook IPO, bankers seek prestige over fees January 27, 2012 05:15 PM ET (Reuters) - Facebook's initial public offering is likely to set a new standard for how low investment banks are willing to go on advisory fees to win big business. | Full Article BUSINESS NEWS Wall Street cuts losses on late buying Exclusive: Greek PM Papademos expects debt swap deal in days Analysis: Banks expect to spend less on bad mortgages Exclusive: Germany wants Greece to relinquish budget controls Wal-Mart puts U.S. marketing under merchandising RELATED VIDEO Breakingviews: Connecticut in Davos Former dictator to stand trial Suicide bomber kills 31 in Baghdad A daily digest of breaking business news, coverage of the US economy, major corporate news and the financial markets. Register Today. Your daily briefing on the latest tech developments from around the world from Reuters expert tech correspondents. Register Today. The latest Reuters articles on M&A, IPOs, private equity, hedge funds and regulatory updates delivered to your inbox each day.. Register Today. » MORE NEWSLETTERS ODDLY ENOUGH Babette's errant email cripples German parliament Full Article Revealed: Famous names who snubbed UK queen's honors Irishman makes "billion-euro home" of shredded notes Four-year-old U.S. boy pulls out marijuana at school $5 here, $37 there: Americans' indulgences add up - 3 Times Square New York, NY 10036 USA © Copyright 2010 Thomson Reuters Ensure delivery of Reuters Newsmails, add mail@nl.reuters.com to your address book. Details Subscribe to other Reuters newsletters. Unsubscribe from this newsletter. Follow us on Twitter Friend us on Facebook Forward to a friend