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BREAKING NEWS: Fox News Projects Romney Winner of Nevada Caucuses

Fox News projects Mitt Romney as the winner of the Nevada Caucuses, while Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich fight for a second-place finish and Rick Santorum pushes for a strong showing.

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BREAKING NEWS: Fox News Projects Romney Winner of Nevada Caucuses

Fox News projects Mitt Romney winner of Nevada Caucuses as Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich battle for second and Rick Santorum vies for a strong showing.

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Exclusive: Catherine Hardwicke Circling to Direct Erotic Thriller 'Plush'

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Daily Newsletter       4 February 2012  Best of the Moment Conversations With Parents Of Russian Neo-Nazis Olesya Gerasimenko | OD Russia | 2 February 2012 What do you say when your son has killed 15 people? "Moscow was filling up with foreigners. At home there was discussion over whether violence was necessary or not. I was always against it. It is only now that I agree with him" Comments What Moral Philosophy Tells Us About Income Inequality Kentaro Toyama | Atlantic | 2 February 2012 Revisiting John Rawls, his two principles of society. No 1: "Everyone should have indefeasible claim to a fully adequate scheme of equal basic liberties." No 2: Inequalities "are to be to the greatest benefit of least-advantaged" Comments Electric Youth Catherine Elton | Boston Magazine | 31 January 2012 One woman's battle against commercialization of childhood. "Scientific studies have shown children under eight cannot understand the persuasive intent of advertising. At a fundamental level advertising to children is simply unfair" Comments A Perfect Storm Of Planetary Proportions John Kapenmann | IEEE Spectrum | 1 February 2012 The sun makes life on earth possible. But it could easily make it impossible too. Here's a scientific look at how solar flares, mass coronal ejections cause geomagnetic storms. And the risks a superstorm poses to our high-tech world Comments 'Forever' Dies Hard AV Flox | Blogher | 1 February 2012 Diamonds may be a girl's best friend. But if you ever have to sell one on, they're liable to lose their charm. "A diamond's 'worth' is little more than a product of very careful image management." Here's how the industry works Comments Turning Japanese Jeffrey Steingarten | Vogue | 30 January 2012 Enjoyable account of a culinary adventure in Japan. Writer travels to Tokyo aiming to sample the best sushi, tempura, yakitori, shojin ryori, foraged vegetables, teppanyaki, kaiseki and bento boxes. This is what he found Comments  FiveBooks Interview Geoff Dyer on Unusual Histories The author of “But Beautiful” and the forthcoming “Zona” tells us about different ways of writing history, and gives us five examples where innovative or experimental approaches have paid off  Featured Special Report Epic Adventures Extreme tourism, unwise adventure and plain bad luck. Enjoy it all from the comfort of your armchair  Reader Recommendations @polit2k MT @cate_long: Bagehot’s Lombard Street is in many ways about the growth and contraction of shadow banking. t.co/C2hNg4ZP #browsings  Book of the Day The Rime of the Modern Mariner by Nick Hayes Helen Scales says: “This graphic novel is a beautiful re-telling of Coleridge’s poem for our modern plastic-filled times”  Video of the Day Mitt Romney in 10 Seconds I think not an official Obama product, despite the endorsement. But it might as well be  Quote of the Day Corey Robin, on conservatism "Conservatism is a moral vision in which excellence depends upon hierarchy. Inequality is the means, not the end" | 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: Young People Rush to See 'Chronicle,' 'Woman in Black'

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Feb. 4, 2012 Box Office Report: Young People Rush to See 'Chronicle,' 'Woman in Black' "Chronicle" zooms past expectations to gross $8.7 million on Friday, "Woman in Black" likewise overperforms with $8.3 million; Drew Barrymore-John Krasinski whale pic "Big Miracle" opens to No. 4. More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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Exclusive: 'X Factor' Judge L.A. Reid Signs Deal to Return for Season 2

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BREAKING NEWS: Russia, China Block UN Resolution Calling for Syria's Assad to Step Down

Russia, China veto UN resolution backing Arab plan calling for Syrian president to step down after hundreds of people were reportedly killed.

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Cheat Sheet - The Guys Who Got $10 Billion Through Facebook

Today: Thousands Protest Putin in Russia , Romney Poised to Win Nevada , ‘Hundreds’ Killed in Syrian City February 04, 2012 RETURNS 1. The Guys Who Got $10 Billion Through Facebook As Facebook’s IPO approaches, one venture capital firm—Accel Partners—is poised to land what’s likely the biggest payoff in history. Gary Rivlin on their 800-to-1 return. Read it at The Daily Beast RALLY 2. Thousands Protest Putin in Russia The bitter cold in Moscow didn’t deter protesters Saturday, as an estimated 100,000 marched against Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the largest protest yet while smaller protests were organized across the country. At the same time, thousands of others staged a Moscow rally in support of the embattled leader. Police said 90,000 were at the pro-Putin rally. But some were suspicious of the large numbers of Putin supporters since many trade unions have been known to pressure their members to attend.The protests are timed one month ahead of the country’s March 4 presidential election, which Putin is expected to win. Read it at Reuters IN THE BAG 3. Romney Poised to Win Nevada Mitt Romney is looking to clean up in Saturday’s caucus in Nevada—he won the state with 51 percent of the vote in 2008. A survey commissioned by the Las Vegas Review-Journal and 8NewsNow reported that Romney had 45 percent support of likely caucus-goers, with 25 percent going for Newt Gingrich, 11 percent for Santorum and Ron Paul coming in fourth with 9 percent. Part of Romney’s success comes from the state’s large Mormon population, which accounted for 25 percent of his voters in 2008 and could be a huge factor this time round. Despite the low poll numbers, Paul is hoping to come in second as the Texas congressman hopes to pick up votes in the rural Nevada counties, where he has been aggressively campaigning. Read it at Las Vegas Review-Journal TRAGEDY 4. ‘Hundreds’ Killed in Syrian City An estimated 260 people had been killed and hundreds others were injured by Syrian security activists in Homs on Saturday, according to opposition leaders in the country. “They’re ready to kill us all,” said Homs resident Abu Abdo Alhomsy. Activists said that the army used tanks, mortars and machine guns in the Khaldiyeh neighborhood, in what was believed to be an attack launched in retaliation after the opposition group Free Syrian Army attacked the government checkpoints and killed an estimated 10 soldiers. Reports were hard to get out of the city, and the Syrian government denied the high death toll. Meanwhile, the United Nations Security Council will meet on Saturday in New York to discuss Syria—and could vote on a draft resolution that would pressure the government to end the deadly crackdown. Read it at CNN NFL 5. The Truth About Football's Head Trauma We ignore it for petty, selfish reasons—and this must stop, says Ken Sepkowitz. Read it at The Daily Beast BEHIND THE SCENES Ari Fleischer Involved In Komen Former Bush official helped hire communications VP. WAR U.N.: 2011 Deadliest for Afghan Civilians Death toll hit record high. ENFORCEMENT Occupy D.C. Raided Had already been ordered to leave. CLEARED Lance Armstrong Investigation Closed No charges connected to doping. OBIT Character Actor Ben Gazzara Dies Appeared in more than 100 films and TV series. 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. Newt Gingrich Plots His Comeback by Lloyd Grove It’s Time to Quit Ignoring Sports Head Trauma’s Very Real Dangers by Kent Sepkowitz ‘Smash’: Anjelica Huston on Her Husband’s Death, Her New Role, and Whether She’ll Sing by Jace Lacob

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