Thai Vegetable No E. coli: the agricultural sector

Ministry of Agriculture confirmed on Tuesday that Thai vegetables with E. coli bacteria is not in Europe, of which 22 people died, leaving a still contaminated. Director-General of the Ministry of Agriculture Jirakorn Kosaisevi that stringent measures have been used to check the microbial and vegetable pests, before export. Therefore, he expressed confidence that Thailand's crop is free from E. coli. Jirakorn vegetables can be added, as usual, but, good manufacturing practice (GMP) farming systems across the country will be reviewed to ensure the safety of Thailand's export of vegetables. Director-General pointed out that thousands of people in Europe have been infected with EHEC (Escherichia coli) bacteria, because they do not usually eat cooked fresh vegetables and salads. He pointed...

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Japan's commitment to support the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon election

Japan will support Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations Secretary-General's second term to run, Cardiff Edano Chief Cabinet Secretary, said at a press conference on Tuesday. Naoto Kan, Japanese Prime Minister sent a message to New York, "UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to support the re-election," Edano said. "We are very grateful to him in the past five years, the problems around the world work for many years, and we hope he will continue on this great responsibility in the international community," senior Japanese government spokesman said. Ban Ki-moon on Monday announced that he had served as Secretary-General of the United Nations formally proposed a second term, and confirmed his intentions in a letter to the 192 Members of the United States government. The Council...

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Astronauts in space to grow cucumbers, tomatoes

Japanese astronaut Satoshi Furukawa said on Monday that he plans to plant cucumbers on the International Space Station (ISS), there are media reports said Tuesday. Furukawa Song on Wednesday to begin a six-month mission on board the International Space Station along with Russian Sergei Volkov and the United States • Michael Fu Sam. The scheme in the next few months experiment, Furukawa said he would grow into a part of the ongoing research on how future space explorers will be able to harvest their own food cucumber. "We hope that we can eat the cucumber, but we are not allowed," Furukawa, doctors said at a news conference. Volkov said that Russia will be growing tomatoes and some astronauts joked that he hopes can be allowed to prepare salad. "In the Russian module, we have to increase...

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Industry waste water pollution in the eastern Chinese city water supply, cutting supplies

Industrial waste is accused of polluting water in the eastern Chinese city water supply, since Sunday cut supplies to two towns, the local Environmental Protection Administration said. Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang Province, the Environmental Protection Bureau said water plant in Hangzhou Yuhang District, on Sunday, residents complained about the tap after the cessation of operation of smell. Environmental protection department investigation confirmed by water pollution from upstream Lin'an City, a spokesman said. Yuhang district has a population of about 848,400, and now tap water supply from Hangzhou Group as the basis, he said. Water supply, however, disrupted the Pingyao and Liangzhu, the two towns closest to the pollution of water sources. The local government has sent water tankers...

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Optimism for the New Zealand economy is still rising: Bank survey

Optimistic that the New Zealand economy will improve its highest level in five and a half years, according to the monthly business confidence survey, Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) for. A 57 percent expect the economy will be better in one year 25,000 respondents, the highest figure since the survey began, the total, said the bank. This figure is 42 per cent from May, June and improvement is the third consecutive month. BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander said the finding that an overwhelming majority of positive emotions in agriculture, such as accounting and the improvement of non-residential real estate industry. However, the overall tone is still anecdotal "very cautious," he said. Appear in the comments is a matter of a subject in Christchurch, which is caused by the earthquake killed...

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Honduras'president Organization of American States expressed gratitude to re-enter the atmosphere

  President of Honduras on Monday, Porfirio Lobo thanked for his country to re-enter the body into the Organization of American States (OAS). Honduras Central American countries to return to end the international isolation because of the then President Manuel Zelaya has been on the July 2009 coup, bitter, Lobo said that in the 41st Secretary-General of the OAS General Assembly in El Salvador. Lobo thanked all the participating countries so that "the cancellation of sanctions against Honduras. " Arturo Valenzuela, the United States Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere affairs, reiterated U.S. support for Hondur...

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Found with Parkinson's disease, melanoma, two-way link

 U.S. researchers have found that with Parkinson's disease and melanoma of the bidirectional association, according to a new study published in the forthcoming nerves. This is not only more likely to develop Parkinson's disease who melanoma, but melanoma were more likely to develop Parkinson's disease, said that from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences researchers. The results published in Monday's health news. In this study, researchers analyzed 12 years of epidemiological studies, from 1965 to 2010, between the Parkinson's disease and the possible association of melanoma look. This is a process called a element analysis, pooling data from different research, trying to find a consistent statistical model. Although these studies in most cases, less than 10 on two...

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Sony's next-generation PlayStation Pocket Vita

Sony on Monday unveiled the next generation of portable gaming devices, game consoles Vita. The new PLAYSTATION Vita will continue to 249 dollars, 299 dollars or 3G mobile version sold in the holiday season began, the Japanese electronics giant, the No. 2 executive Kazuo Hirai said on the eve of E3 games. The device will allow players to connect to each other by mobile phone networks and Wi - Fi hotspot, and using GPS location tracking technology. In the U.S., Sony exclusive partnership with AT & T's phone service. Company executives called the device the Sony PlayStation 3's biggest product launch since five years ago. "He brings a revolutionary dimension PlayStation Portable entertainment experience, said: " Hirai. "The whole world is playing for real. " Handheld camera, the front...

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Italian scientists have discovered fossils of manatee extinction in the Philippine Sea

Italian scientists found the skeleton in the Philippines, ten thousand years ago, the extinction of species living in the manatee is about 20, a media report said Tuesday. Several ribs and spine parts of marine mammals found in a limestone area than the island of Palawan underground river rock earlier this year, geologists Piccini University of Florence declared the presidential palace on Monday held talks in the Philippines Association. Piccini said the fossils in the rock, they want to wait when the technology will enable them to learn without extracting its fossils. He said that this is a rare find from the Miocene era region - 20 million years ago. "This is the first time in this region is still an animal, so it is in the reconstruction of the Habitat and animals in the spread of this...

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Perez retired general survey of lead in the presidential elections in Guatemala

Guatemala, Otto Perez Molina, a retired general to keep him in September at the latest presidential election poll opponents 21 point lead, though his support rate. Perez, Patriotic Party candidate, received 38.8 votes, while his opponent Sandra Torres ruling National Unity Party of hope and 17.5 as a percentage of votes came in second place, the survey said on Monday. However, the two major candidates support the slide slightly compared to a poll a month earlier, said by Borges Ÿ Asociados consultancy survey. Perez and Torres took part in the vote, respectively, in May, 42.5 percent and 21 percent of the vote. Perez, a 61-year-old former general, has pledged a hard line crime and violence in the country. He lost a slight gap between the incumbent President Alvaro Colom 2007 presidential...

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Re-emergence of the United Nations climate talks in exhaust pollution

Kick on climate change held in Bonn, Germany on Monday the United Nations held its second round of talks, due to warning of global warming, a new press representatives to speed up efforts to address climate change. By the more than 3,000 participants from 180 countries, the Bonn talks are aimed at the United Nations to lay the basis for the Ministerial Conference on Environment held in Durban in South Africa a 28 November to 9 December. The meeting came on an International Energy Agency, World Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in 2010 broke the record in the context of the new warnings, and is generally estimated that greenhouse gas emissions would go in a recession, a decade of carbon efforts to reduce long. In opening remarks, Chris Twenty Fifth Grace, the United Nations Framework...

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Ollanta horse to win the election in Peru Ollanta horse to win the election in Peru

 Left-wing former military commander Ollanta Wu Mala won with imprisoned former president Alberto Fujimori's daughter fighting Peru's presidential runoff election. According to the electoral process (ONPE) National Office official figures released on Monday, and 96 of the total vote, Humala won 51.54 percent, as opposed to 48.45 percent Keiko Fujimori. Fujimori quickly realized Wu Mala victory, conceded defeat. "I admit that Ollanta Wu Mala victory. I told him the victory and wish him luck," Fujimori said. She also said she was ready to open a dialogue Wu Mala team to find areas of cooperation to ensure national unity prevailing in Peru. Wu Mala, who needs a five-year term, until July 2016, soon congratulation from the entire Latin America. From Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile,...

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New Zealand scientists creating lethal drugs to combat cancer tumors

 New Zealand scientists have developed a new drug to fight cancer, not previously treated tumor hypoxia, which in parts of the body of oxygen in the form of hunger. Researchers at the University of Auckland has entered one for the Cen - 209 clinical development, which is more than 10 years of research and development agreement for the university said Tuesday's statement. Cen - 209 is intended to strengthen the solid tumor radiotherapy and hypoxia, which is anti-tumor effects of standard chemotherapy, the statement said. For example, in lung cancer patients, about half of tumor hypoxia region. New drugs to destroy cancer cells hypoxia DNA work, and the normal, healthy tissue alone. Cen - 209 Design and the University of Auckland Cancer Society Research Centre (ACSRC) researchers to...

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U.S. House of Representatives Weiner admitted "dumb" and the female contacts

U.S. Congressman Anthony D Weiner, who has been hoping to become mayor of New York City, admitted that he had at least six women should not be online with the exchange, but never met or had a physical relationship with any of them, accoording media reports on Tuesday . Sometimes after the public denials and anger persist, he is a victim of hackers week, Weiner, 46, admitted that he had worked during the 2063 Women in inappropriate contacts through social networks such as Twitter and Facebook site, and occasionally on the phone. He said he had never seen or worked with any of the female body relationship, or even do not know their age. He also said he never had sex outside his marriage. "In the past few years, I had Twitter, Facebook, e-mail, and occasionally I've seen online and telephone...

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U.S. officials stressed the need to support innovative business

 U.S. government needs to support innovation in the industry, you can rebuild a strong state on the basis of the economy, Commerce Secretary Gary Locke said Monday. "To rebuild the economy, we can not rely on the failure of the same debt as fuel in the disastrous 2008 economic plan," Locke said in his address the Advisory Committee on Innovation in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Alexandria, Virginia, the first meeting of the Washington, DC suburbs. "Instead, we need to grow, create jobs and long-lasting economic value and innovation business." Locke noted that the United States in 2000, the country's job growth is anything that can be traced back to the 20th century, the age of 40 years minimum. He said the government needs to find out what it is doing the right talent as...

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British insurance company refused to pay Michael Jackson to cancel concerts

British insurer Lloyd's asked a Los Angeles judge to nullify a 17.5-million-U.S. dollar policy signed with Michael Jackson so that they won't have to pay for the late pop icon's canceled concerts, celebrity website TMZ.com reported on Monday. Filed with the Los Angeles Superior Court documents, Lloyd's said it should not be forced to compensate for the cancellation of the concert place, loss, distortion due to Jackson's medical history on them. The company plans to cover the Jackson "is such a " loss journey. The proposed comeback concert after the abolition of Jackson's June 25, 2009 death. Howard Weitzman, Jackson's real estate lawyers, known as Lloyd's complaint "is nothing but an attempt to avoid paying the premium by the insured person's legitimate demands of the company. " British...

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"Rest on Your "Rest on Your Shoulder, " Golden Goblet in the competition , " Golden Goblet in the competition "Rest on Your Shoulder, " Golden Goblet in the competition

  Director Jacob Cheung's romantic fantasy film "rest on your shoulders, " is among the three to compete for the film in this month's Shanghai International Film Festival's highest honor. Miles turtle soup, general manager of the festival, announced through her micro-Bo, the film will participate in the Korean machine falsely "Mr. Tree"and Zhang's "young people in the door to door singing folk songs"in the Golden Goblet Award competition. "resting on your shoulder", the nominee of the three of China's most commercial, star A - Listers Chen Kun, Yan Jiang a, Gigi Leung and Kwai Lun Mei. It tells the story of a young woman who sacrifices her human form into a butterfly, save the life stories of her fiance. The film is scheduled for release in theaters this month. 13 other foreign language...

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Soft plastic villain of the sea turtle: Australian researchers

Australian researchers said on Tuesday that 36 percent of the turtles in the marine litter, soft plastic as the main villain of. Scientists from the University of Queensland sea turtles washed survey Moreton Bay in Brisbane's eastern region has established a four-year period. The latest research published in a plan for the launch of earth observation - "the plight of sea turtles is in the" Federation Square in Melbourne on Tuesday. Marine scientists, Dr. Kathy Townsend, who is part of the project, said the project's results show that for sea turtle mortality of marine litter problem is more than 17 times higher than the previous two per cent of the recommendations. "Turtle was found to have eaten most of the plastic items, but the most common items, eating soft plastics, such as plastic...

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27 Australian soldiers killed in Afghanistan

An Australian soldier has been shot and was killed in action in Afghanistan, the militants of the Special Forces, Defense Agency chief Angus Houston confirmed on Tuesday. Combat engineer, who was born in New South Wales in Australia and single, is the 27th Australian soldiers killed in Afghanistan since 2001, a quarter in the past two weeks. The incident occurred in a Joint Special Operations Working Group (SOTG) and Afghan National Army patrol, destroying a major rebel ammunition supply dump on Monday night. In a statement, said the 23-year-old Houston soldier, combat engineers from the emergency response group, and then by helicopter to medical facilities in Tarin Kowt in the evacuation of the scene. But he died of his wound. Prime Minister Julia Gillard said the U.S. commitment to working...

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International Monetary Fund, World Bank 2012 annual meeting held in Japan

International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank Group will be held in October 2012 in Tokyo, Japan in 2012, annual meeting, on Monday announced that the International Monetary Fund. Meeting, held in Egypt was originally announced, to switch to Japanese, as unrest in the North African countries. "Japan was selected as the 2012 annual meeting in Egypt in alternative locations to replace the original host," the IMF said in a statement. "In view of recent developments in Egypt, the Egyptian authorities had asked to host the next annual meeting in a foreign country, which will be discussed by the Executive Board in the near future." International financial institutions in Washington, brothers and sisters for the discussion of international economic and financial development, inclusive and policies...

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In Syria, killing 80 police officers armed groups

Jisr Al Shughour armed groups killed 80 police officers at Idlebnorth-eastern provinces of Syria, news agencies news agencyreported. Police on the road Jisr Al Shughour appease unrest, wasambushed, the news agency said. It said 37 other security personnel were killed in armed groupsattacked a security center Jisr base Shugour. It added that the regional mail processing center in the eightguards also destroyed by the gunmen who were killed in the attackcenter. These armed groups in five areas Shughour stolen from Jisr AlWadi Abyadh sad tones of explosives,...

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The United States reaffirms elected president of Peru is willing to

The United States was elected president of Peru is willing to work Ollanta horse to continue the close cooperation between the two countries, senior U.S. officials said Monday. Arturo Valenzuela, the United States Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere affairs, hailed as Sunday's elections "peaceful and exemplary. " Election in Peru that Peru's democracy matures, Valenzuela said that in the 41st General Assembly, Organization of American States (OAS) in San Salvador. Who is the United States will work with the President of Peru, to promote the interests of both countries, choose one, he added. Wu Mala said on Sunday the left-wing right-wing presidential candidate presidential runoff Keiko Fujimori victo...

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Access to Microsoft's Xbox 360 Live TV

Microsoft's Xbox 360 console will receive live television, a media report said Tuesday. Microsoft announced a video game console at a press kick-off last Monday, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, the industry plans for the annual meeting. The company said the television program will be national and international broadcasters, but did not disclose other details. Microsoft also hinted that "Halo 4 " will be all the rage shooting 'em - UP Series "trilogy, a new dawn. " The previous game "Halo: reach," making its first day of the 200 million, in the sale of 3.3 million copies on the market, the first month of last year, according to industry tracker NPD Group, Microsoft a...

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Risks of mobile phones may cause cancer

Risks of mobile phones may cause cancer A scientific panel of international experts said, the phone should be considered as possible causes of brain tumors, according to media reports Tuesday. World Health Organization (WHO) issued a press release, last week announced that its international Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is divided into wireless phones emit radio frequency electromagnetic fields may be carcinogenic. The announcement came as a working group of 31 scientists from around the world met in Lyon, France, this week to determine whether mobile phone emissions may cause cancer. They have been identified, there is a glioma, the type of malignant brain tumors, which appears to be an increased risk with cell phone use. Although the Working Group noted that at least one...

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French Finance Minister to seek International Monetary Fund, India's support for the highest position

French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde on Tuesday to start her trip to India to meet the Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and other senior officials to the courts of New Delhi, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the support of the highest office in the local daily newspaper electronic version of Times of India reported Tuesday. Fall vacant after the former IMF chief Domique StraussKahn alleged sexual assault charges, a hotel maid in New York, resigned. Earlier, India had over after criticizing the wealthy countries of import and export operation, said they did not "want to give up power easily." "Who the exercise of power Do not want to give up power. For a better, balanced and more equitable world order, the struggle, including a global institution such as the International Monetary...

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White House chief economic adviser to resign

 Austan Goolsbee, the White House Council of Economic Advisers chairman, he will leave the government, returned to the University of Chicago to teach this summer, the White House announced Monday. Goolsby, a longtime adviser, President Obama, took over as Chairman of the Council last September, succeeding Christina Romer, who left to return to teach at the University of California, Berkeley. Before that, he in the Obama administration time in fourteen years Goolsbee University of Chicago professor. In a statement released Monday, Obama called him "America's greatest economic thinkers." "In the past few years, he helped avoid the worst since the Great Depression of the economic crisis, our country, though there is much work to do, his insight and counsel to help leaders of our economic...

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South Korea voices support for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's re-election

Welcome to South Korea Tuesday for a second five-year, as the United Nations, former Foreign Minister of the major long-term bid. "The Government welcomes and supports the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's re-election," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. "The government spoke highly of the Secretary-General's peace and prosperity of the world's great contribution, because he took office in 2007." The 66-year-old diplomat, who is South Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs 2004-2006, January 2007 succeeded in five-year term, and this is the end of this year, the United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan. He announced Monday that he as a candidate. For a successful re-election, Ban Ki-moon needs, and so on, all five permanent members of the support of the UN Security Council - Britain,...

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Indian Prime Minister defended actions, forcibly remove the capital of yoga master

 Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh defended the government's actions to force delete the yoga master, who staged a hunger strike from the anti-corruption capital of the country, saying this is the only way to deal with the situation, according to local media reports Tuesday. Singh on Monday told the media that the incident was "unfortunate", but inevitable, reported the Press Trust of India. On this issue his first comment, Singh said: "Unfortunately, the need for surgery, but frankly, there is no other choice." He claimed that his government was serious concern and the anti-corruption, but insisted that "there is no magic wand." Yoga guru Ramdev was ejected from Saturday night in New Delhi, he gathered a huge rally to protest the Ramlila Maidan in the capital to protest corruption...

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India approved the largest defense deal with U.S.

India has approved its biggest defense deal with the United States for 10 Boeing C-17 strategic heavy-lift planes for 4.1 billion U.S. dollars, reported local media Tuesday Cabinet Committee on Security chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday, the nod to the deal with the Indian Air Force aircraft and equipment (IAF) Indo-Asian News Service reported. The clearance came six months after U.S. President Barack Obama visited India and two months after Boeing and Lockheed Martin were knocked out in bidding for a 10.4 billion U.S. dollar deal for 126 combat jets for the IAF. The U.S. Congress had approved the sale of the fully loaded aircraft for 5.8 billion U.S. dollars under the Foreign Military Sales government-to-government route last June. However, the key to India yet to ink...

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Sony claims that the other hacker attacks

 A hacker group claimed they had become Sony's computer system again broken, and the results published on the Internet. The group known as the Lulz security, post seem to be from Sony BMG in New York City office network maps, and they say that Sony has developed the 54 megabytes of source code. The document is available for download on Tuesday proposed. "We will not comment on the issue, said," Sony Music spokeswoman Liz Young. The release of these documents marks the one for the Japanese electronics giant, which has become a target for hackers because of its prosecution released a program that allows users to change their PlayStation 3 video game console software, the latest embarrassment to Washington with George Hotz. Last week, the group said it has become Sony's computer network...

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Swedish think tank, made little progress on nuclear disarmament warned Swedish think tank, made little progress on nuclear disarmament warned

Little progress made towards global nuclear disarmament, nuclear weapons, despite the shrinking number of well-known Swedish Association said on Tuesday. More than 5,000 pieces of nuclear weapons are deployed and ready for use, including nearly 2,000 that are kept in a state of high operational alert, said the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) in its 2011 yearbook. In all, there are more than 20,500 pieces of nuclear arms in the world, a drop of more than 2,000 since 2009, according to it. The two major nuclear powers, Russia and the United States, possess 11,000 and 8,500 nuclear warheads respectively in 2011, including 2,427 and 2,150 deployed, the yearbook said. In the U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear forces of the moderate reduction in April 2010 was adopted,...

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New Zealand steps up government borrowing, denied lying about digital

The New Zealand government is borrowing up to 5 billion NZ dollars (4.07 billion U.S. dollars),Finance Minister Bill English said Tuesday. English was speaking to Radio New Zealand after the Council of Trade Unions (CTU) accused the government of issuing misleading figures in last month's Budget, which said borrowing was at 380 million NZ dollars a week to cover tax credits and entitlements for the KiwiSaver and Working for Families schemes. This figure distorts the situation of the borrower, Confederation of Trade Unions economist Bill Rosenberg told New Zealand radio. "This is to frighten people, I think, when the borrowing requirements increased, but almost not so much. " Rosenberg said the government claimed it needed to borrow 274 million NZ dollars a week over the next for years,...

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Montenegro police arrest "Pink Panther" jewel gang's main members

Montenegrin police Monday arrested the notorious 'Pink Panther' jewel gang, which is suspected of stealing from around the world about 250 million euros, an important member of the value of valuable items, news reports, the Serbian agency Beta.  Igor Jocic from Belgrade, Serbia, was arrested crossing the border into Montenegro in Dobrakovo. Jocic being held in a way to make the Montenegrin authorities and the International Criminal Police Organization is awaiting extradition to face charges of Switzerland, which claims that it is the 'Pink Panther gang may be a settlement of several million euros of net theft of watches and jewelry series responsible for value.  According to the International Criminal Police Organization, hundreds of former Yugoslavs, primarily Serbs and...

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Confucius Institute Nizhny Novgorod Russia

Confucius Institute was formally established on Monday in Russia Nizhny Novgorod State Linguistic University, the Confucius Institute in Russia's total to 18.  The Institute was established by the Nizhny Novgorod State Linguistic University and the China Sichuan International Studies University (Shanghai International Studies University).  Address at the opening ceremony of the event, Li Hui, China's ambassador to Russia said that 18 Confucius Institutes in Russia as Russian economic and cultural exchanges, the new platform, especially Russia in the promotion of Chinese learning.  He also hoped that this will help further strengthen the friendly relations and education, deepen the cooperation between the two countries.  Dmitry Svatkovsky, deputy governor of Nizhny...

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For reasons not clear, the face of HIV and AIDS do not usually high rate of AIDS-related cancer, a new study suggests.

For reasons not clear, the face of HIV and AIDS do not usually high rate of AIDS-related cancer, a new study suggests. The growth rate of "non-AIDS cancer", including lung cancer, head and neck, liver, kidney, anal cancer, and so, according to research the status of the American Scientific Association (AAAS) appear on the site Monday. Alarming cancer rates in the rising prominence, the urgent need to understand how to treat AIDS patients taking highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) in the tumor, researchers said. To explore new therapeutic cocktail therapy and potential drug interactions of cancer, malignancy, AIDS Society (AMC), and by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to support clinical trials group, founded in 1995 to support AIDS-related Innovative cancer tests, conducted...

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Apple CEO Steve Jobs on Monday from his sick leave, introduced the company's new cloud services icloud a breakthrough.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs on Monday from his sick leave, introduced the company's new cloud services icloud a breakthrough. Steve Jobs, got in his trademark black turtleneck and jeans, the Moscone Center in San Francisco standing ovation when he appeared on the stage. Someone shouted "I love you," Jobs said, "It always helps and I appreciate it." "Icloud content stored in the cloud and wireless pushed to all devices," Jobs said, saying this is Apple's "next big insight." According to Apple, icloud backup will automatically backup the user's icloud the iOS devices through Wi - Fi daily charge, their iPhone, ipad company or iPod touch. Including the purchase of the music back up, applications, camera roll, equipment settings and application data. It also automatically upload files from iWork to...

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12 states allow illegal immigrants who receive tuition

California and 11 other countries were allowed to continue to give state college tuition to high school graduates who are under a new Supreme Court ruled illegal immigrants.   U.S. Supreme Court in Washington rejected a conservative group, called the fee an illegal subsidy "preferential treatment" of illegal immigrants and federal appeals of immigration law violations, the Los Angeles Times reported on Monday.   The group pointed to a little-known 1986 law, from a "certificate of any interest" to a country's "illegal aliens who currently reside in the United States on a national basis."   Court action is not a formal ruling, but it leaves in the formulation of laws in the other 11 states allow illegal immigrants to receive in-state tuition, including...

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Bordeaux, France, the new coach pick Gillot

Bordeaux, France Francis Gillot name of the club to manage the team two seasons, replacing caretaker coach Eric Bedouet, chairman of the club said on Monday.   "We selected the quality of his coach, his talent he (Gilloty), and his sense of humanity. The man has great warmth and calm," Jean-Louis Triaud speech, said the club website.   Eric Bedouet charge noted Bordeaux, Jean Tigana resigned last month.   The 51-year-old managed three Gillot club Sochaux. His new mission is to improve the Bordeaux team, won the 2009, the country's top tournament.   No details of the value of the agreement. &nb...

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Sannino promoted to head coach of the name of Siena

  Appointed to the newly-promoted Serie A club Siena on Monday a new deal with Juventus replaced with new coach Giuseppe Sannino Antonio Conte.   , 54, received a warm welcome to the club main Ximaximo Mezzaroma Although no coaching experience in Serie A too.   "We have open arms and welcomed with great enthusiasm Zhu Sannino said: "Mezzaroma.   "A person who is tenacious, courageous, eager to win. "   Sannino Varese guide to fourth in the second division this past season and lost to Padua in the promotion play off. &nb...

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France, Marseille coach Didier Deschamps with the contract extension to 2014

Marseille, France, French football club, with coach Didier Deschamps on Monday to extend until the 2014 contract.   "I decided to continue with the exploration of Marseille, the club extended my contract for two years registration period," Deschamps said, quoted by the radio station RTL.   "Now I have been pressing its financial road map, I can prepare competitive team today, most likely in a specific budget," he added without elaborating.   The 42-year-old former French national team captain, the French team came to Marseille in 2009, replacing Belgium Eric Geret.   In the DS, Marseille, France in 2010, won the championship and European Cup, in addition to two League Cup in 2010 and 2011 for two consecutive yea...

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European Union envoy in Bosnia, the opening of judicial dialogue

EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fuele open to review on Monday in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina) the purpose of judicial bodies of dialogue, news reports, the Serbian news agency Tanjug.   In Banja Luka, the Bosnian Serb-controlled entity of the capital of the dialogue, just a few weeks, after the President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik agreed to withdraw the work and in a justice on the legitimacy of the European Union contributed dialogue in favor of the referendum.   EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Ashton provided during the visit to the May 13 compromise solution Banja Luka. The proposed referendum result was a harsh response from the international community.   At that time, Dodik...

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Cyprus supports Serbia's bid to join the EU

Cyprus on Monday said it would strongly support Serbia for membership in the European Union (EU).   "I want to arrest Ratko Mladic, there will be no more excuses to postpone the beginning of Serbia and the EU negotiations between the decision and said:" Cyprus President Demetris Christofias in Nicosia after talks with visiting Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic.   Former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic, indicted war crimes tribunal in The Hague, more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica massacre accused the town during the 1992-1995 Bosnian war.   Serbian Prime Minister said that Belgrade is pinned on Cyprus in its efforts to join the European Union, in particular, bear in Cyprus in July 2012 six-month rotating presidency of...

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Ashton: to promote closer Asia-Europe Meeting Asia-Europe cooperation

Ashton, the European Union (EU) foreign policy chief said on Monday the foreign ministers of Europe and Asia dialogue "between the EU and Asia reflects the solid contact."   Ashton said that the Tenth Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) of foreign ministers in Budapest near Godollo, the Hungarian capital. "Asia and Europe face many common security challenges and share many interests," Ashton said first end of the day, requiring 15 years of ASEM framework "key."   For the first Asia-Europe Summit has features such as climate change, food and energy security, and the fight against piracy to combat so-called "non-traditional" security challenges.   "These issues alone can not solve it," Ashton said. "Only by working together, we can represent the people accepted...

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Natural gas to play a greater role in the global energy mix: IEA

Natural gas in the global energy mix will play a greater role, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA) released a report Monday.   The new report, entitled "is entering a golden age of gas?" Inspection of the main factors that could cause gas in a more prominent role in the global energy mix, and other fuels, energy security and climate change.   The 128-page report presents a scenario in which global use of gas rises by more than 50 percent from 2010 levels and accounts for more than a quarter of global energy demand by 2035. However, the report also strikes a cautious note on the climate benefits of such an expansion, noting that an increased share of gas in the global energy mix is far from enough on its own to put the world on a carbon emissions...

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