Daytime Emmys: 'General Hospital,' 'Regis and Kelly', 'Dr. Oz' Win Big

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Daytime Emmys Kick Off With Anthony Geary as Outstanding Lead Actor

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The Browser daily newsletter [23 June 2012]

Daily Newsletter       23 June 2012 Thank you to all those of you who've joined our new membership scheme. For those who haven't, please consider supporting us by becoming a member. Click here to find out about the extra benefits available to members.  Best of the Moment Getting Away With It Paul Krugman & Robin Wells | NYRB | 21 June 2012 Triple book review is the peg for this critical account of Obama administration's response to financial crisis. Key economic advisers were too close to Wall Street; banks didn't pay any appropriate price for mayhem they inflicted Comments The Manifest Destiny Of Artificial Intelligence Brian Hayes | American Scientist | 21 June 2012 Marvin Minsky, pioneer of artificial intelligence, believes original lofty goals of his field lie neglected. Will we bother making a truly intelligent machine? Or will the shallow technology in mindless machines prove too effective? Comments Saudi Arabia: The Long Day Closes Anonymous | Economist | 21 June 2012 Good state of the nation piece, following recent death of Crown Prince Nayef. "The Al Sauds’ central nervous system has grown weak," says a Riyadh lawyer. "They can respond to pain, but not to stimuli like complaints or new ideas" Comments The Spirit Of Alan Turing Roger Highfield | Science Museum | 21 June 2012 How the premature death of Turing's first love changed him forever. "Perhaps his suicide was one last experiment. On that cold, wet Whit Monday, did Turing take his own life in the hope that they would be together once more?" Comments When My Crazy Father Actually Lost His Mind Jeneen Interlandi | NYT | 22 June 2012 First-hand account of family member's descent into mental illness. "Eventually one nurse took pity and told us that he had indeed filled out the form but had granted access only to Barack Obama and Duke Ellington" Comments To Kill Or To Violate? Charles Foster | Practical Ethics | 21 June 2012 A chronic anorexic endangers her life by not eating. She has a history of mental illness, alcohol and substance abuse. Two options remain: Hospitalisation and force-feeding, or death. She refuses treatment. Should she be coerced? Comments  FiveBooks Interview Matthew Engel on Britishness Britain is a bewilderingly motley nation of phlegmatic grumblers, says the author and editor – a seaside resort-going, class-conscious people haunted by loss of empire, and we can’t even agree on what the country is called  Featured Special Report Drone Warfare Should we worry about war conducted by remote control? Are there ethical considerations? Will we become accustomed to unmanned warfare in the future? What if a hacker took control of an army? It's all here  Reader Recommendations @MSagebiel RT @polit2k: RT @felixsalmon: Why passive, software-based investing services are better than smart advisors: t.co/YDP0cBlf  #browsings  Book of the Day If Not, Winter by Anne Carson (translator) Bettany Hughes says: “Sappho was a priestess for Aphrodite and one of the things she was trying to do was to coach young girls in how important love is in all its aspects”  Video of the Day Behind The Scenes At A McDonald's Photo Shoot Here's why your Quarter Pounder never looks like the one in the photo  Quote of the Day Umberto Eco, on intellectuals "If by intellectual you mean somebody who works only with his head and not with his hands, then the bank clerk is an intellectual and Michelangelo is not" | 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

Two Dead in Beverly Hilton Murder-Suicide on Eve of Daytime Emmys

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Box Office Report: 'Brave' Fearless With $24.5 Mil Friday; 'Abraham Lincoln' Loses Bite

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Cheat Sheet - President Obama: Happy Anniversary, Title IX

Today: Jerry Sandusky Verdict: Guilty on 45 of 48 Counts , Paraguay’s President Impeached , Obama Leads Among Hispanics June 23, 2012 40th ANNIVErSARY 1. President Obama: Title IX Told Girls ‘You Can’ On the 40th anniversary of the law that ended gender discrimination in schools, President Barack Obama reflects on how Title IX shaped a generation of strong women. Read it at The Daily Beast Verdict 2. Sandusky Found Guilty on 45 of 48 Counts It took 21 hours for a jury to find the ex–Penn State coach guilty on almost all of the state’s charges. The Daily Beast’s Diane Dimond reports from the courtroom on the wild reaction—and what’s next for Jerry. Read it at The Daily Beast OUSTER 3. Paraguay’s President Impeached Paraguay’s president was voted out of power by the country’s Senate Friday in a move that the ousted leader said left Paraguay “deeply wounded.” Fernando Lugo, a former priest who received support from the country’s poor, was tried on five charges of malfeasance by the Senate. Thousands of supporters took to the streets to support Lugo after legislators overwhelmingly voted to remove him from power, and Vice President Federico Franco was sworn in to the country’s highest office. “A truly shameful act has been committed,” said Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolás Maduro, who called the vote a “new type of coup.” Read it at ABC News SI SE PUEDE 4. Obama Leads Among Hispanics Barack Obama’s status as the frontrunner when it comes to the Hispanic vote was affirmed Friday in Florida. In a speech that touted his record on immigration reform and hacked away at Republicans for not doing enough to help immigrants, the president resuscitated some of the “Si se puede” optimism of his 2008 campaign. “The bottom line is the Republican Party has made a mistake of not articulating a legislative agenda as it pertains to immigration,” said former Florida Republican state representative Juan Zapata. “Senator Rubio tried to do something. I think it would have been great if it started a year ago, and I think it would have done the party a lot more good.” Read it at Politico BAILOUT 5. Spain to Formally Request Aid Spain is set to formally request a bailout for its banks by Monday, Finance Minister Luis de Guindos said. The country needs tens of billions of euros to bolster its beleaguered banks, but Spain has been slow to make a formal request for the funds. Guindos told finance ministers in the 17-member euro zone that they can expect to have his country’s formal request by Monday, calling the process “a mere formality.” Euro-group president Jean-Claude Juncker said Spain needs to “pursue [a] clear and ambitious strategy, which needs to be implemented swiftly and communicated early.” It is not yet known whether Spain’s proposal will include an estimated total of funds needed to salvage its economy. Read it at The Guardian BORDER Turkey to Take ‘Necessary Steps’ After Syria shoots down fighter jet. ECONOMY Chinese Stats May Hide Slowdown Evidence some officials falsify data. STICKY Calif. Mayor Accused of Pot Bribes Court documents detail payoffs. PATENT WARS Apple Blocked in Fight With Google Cannot pursue injunction, judge says. AUCTION BLOCK Washington’s Constitution Auctioned For record $9.8 million. 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. America’s Never-Ending War by P.J. Crowley , Amy Gaudion This Week’s Best Reads by David Sessions The Week in Viral Videos by The Daily Beast Video

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