tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-91562617661669592842024-11-06T10:05:47.478+07:00They deem me mad because I will not sell my days for gold; and I deem them mad because they think my days have a priceAnonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17291227594454162695noreply@blogger.comBlogger87125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9156261766166959284.post-49159563686667890642014-08-30T22:40:00.003+07:002014-08-30T22:44:46.913+07:00

Americans Are Eating Fewer Calories, So Why Are We Still Obese? - The good news: we’re eating fewer calories. The bad news: that’s not translating into lower obesity rates. Two federal studies on the amount of calories Americans eat show that we are eating less than we did about a decade ago, and that we’re also limiting the amount of fast food we consume. Richard Clark / Getty

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Gold sinks to 2-year low; other precious metals hit - Gold sank further into bear-market territory on Monday as prices dropped to a two-year trough on fears of central bank sales and less monetary stimulus, while holdings on global exchange-traded funds hit their lowest in more than a year.  Along with gold, investors ditched other commodities from oil to copper after a

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Gold Investors Exit Amid Price Collapse - The biggest story on global financial markets today is the collapse of gold and silver prices. Gold is down more than $90 an ounce since Friday - a fall of about 7 percent. The price drop comes on top of last week's 4.7 percent tumble. Silver prices tumbled 8 percent, or $24 an ounce. Copper is also falling.  The reasons for the plunge are linked

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Gold sinks into bear market on institutional exodus - Gold sank more than 5 percent on Friday, entering bear-market territory as institutional investors fled bullion in favor of other safe-haven assets amid concerns about central bank sales and souring sentiment.  The breadth of the sell-off will underline some expectations that gold's meteoric rally may end after 12 years of gains.&

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After 12 years of boom, gold prices bust - "The scale of the decline has been absolutely breathtaking.” - For the first time in 12 years, the gold price is now officially in decline. "The scale of the decline has been absolutely breathtaking. We tried to rally and that just didn't get anywhere ... there hasn't been any downside support, it's like a knife through butter," Societe Generale

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Obesity Likely to Shorten Life by Nearly 10 Years for Americans - Research Published in the Journal, Obesity, Confirms Obesity-Mortality Tie -- Being obese is likely to shorten life by nearly 10 years for America's young and middle-aged adults, according to research published in the medical journal, Obesity.  The article, "Obesity and Early Mortality in the U.S.," by James A. Greenberg,

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There's Gold in Them Thar Plants - Money doesn't grow on trees — but gold might. An international team of scientists has found a way to grow and harvest gold from crop plants. Called phytomining, the technique of finding gold uses plants to extract particles of the precious metal from soil. Some plants have the natural ability to take up through their roots and concentrate metals such as

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Gold holds near 3-week high on Cyprus crisis - Gold held steady on Wednesday, close to a three-week high as Cyprus's rejection of bailout terms triggered worries about a default and underpinned safe haven demand in gold. But buying in Asia's physical markets slowed from earlier in the month as prices rose over the last week. Cyprus's parliament overwhelmingly rejected a proposed levy on

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Gold holds near two-week high on euro zone concerns - Gold traded in a two-dollar range on Wednesday, holding near a 1-1/2-week high hit in the previous session when Germany's central bank expressed concerns about the euro zone crisis and the European Central Bank's moves to stem it. Germany's Bundesbank said the euro zone crisis, which has eased as a result of the ECB's funding promises, was

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Gold heads for biggest weekly rise in 4 months on Cyprus - Gold traded near a 3-1/2-week high on Friday, underpinned by safe-haven demand on the fear of a potential financial meltdown in Cyprus, which has put bullion on track for its biggest weekly rise in four months. The clock is ticking for Cyprus to come up with a solution to clinch an international bailout, otherwise it could face the

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Gold headed for 4th day of fall as upbeat US data dents appeal - Gold inched lower on Wednesday in its fourth day in the red, as promising U.S. data curbed safe-haven demand, while worries about the euro zone's fiscal health after Cyprus' unprecedented rescue deal continued to support the precious metal. Orders for long-lasting U.S.-made goods surged last month and home prices posted their

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Can You Smell Obesity? - According to the latest research, it may be on your breath. It turns out that obesity may be detectable as a gas, thanks to organisms that inhabit our gut. In a study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, researchers extend our knowledge about the hidden universe of the microbes that live within us to show that obesity is associated

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Doctors Detect Obesity Bug on Breath - Obesity has its obvious manifestations; it's a disease that is difficult to conceal. And now, doctors say they can even smell it on your breath. Doctors from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles say certain gas-emitting microbes living in the human gut might determine one's propensity for packing on too many pounds; and the presence of methane and

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Pop star Bieber can't keep his clothes on at Polish airport - Teenage pop star Justin Bieber paraded through a Polish airport shirtless before flying out of the country, adding to a string of peculiar incidents that have plagued his European tour. The Canadian singer had previously been spotted wearing a bizarre gas mask on a night out in London, where he turned up late for one concert and

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Mysterious Pond Circles in NY Spur Talk of Aliens - In the small town of Eden, N.Y., the recent appearance of mysterious circles in a frozen pond has residents baffled. Last Friday, during an early spring snowstorm, Eden resident Peggy Gervase was looking at the pond near her home when she noticed an unusual pattern in the snow covering the water's surface: large circles that resembled giant

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Photo of Infant Left Alone in Locked Car Goes Uber Viral - There is no perfect way to be a parent, and everyone's rules are not the same for fostering a child. That being said, when a parent does something that seems wrong to the vast majority of people, that parent's possible error in judgment takes the spotlight -- and the primary concern is the safety and well-being of the child. A

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Goldman Profit Jumps on Banking, M&A - Driven by strong investment banking, equity offerings and debt underwriting results, investment banking giant Goldman Sachs reported quarterly earnings and revenues on Wednesday that far exceeded Wall Street's expectations. Earnings excluding items jumped to $5.60 per share from $1.84 a share in the year-earlier period,with net revenues improving to

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Germany to bring home gold stored in US, France — In what sounds like the setup for a stylish Hollywood heist movie, Germany is transferring nearly 700 tons of gold bars worth $36 billion from Paris and New York to its vaults in Frankfurt. The move is part of an effort by Germany's central bank to bring much of its gold home after keeping big reserves outside the country for safekeeping

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Germany to repatriate gold from US, France - Germany to repatriate part of its gold reserves worth $200 billion from US, France Germany's central bank will repatriate some of its massive gold reserves stored in vaults in the United States and in France, a business daily reported Tuesday. The Bundesbank's overall reserves of 3,400 tons are worth about $200 billion at current market rates.

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Germany brings home gold from Cold War havens - Germany's central bank plans to bring home hundreds of tonnes of gold, part of the reserves it kept in the United States and France during the Cold War for safety from any Soviet invasion. The Bundesbank's decision to move the bullion, announced on Wednesday, stems partly from a desire among some German politicians to keep a direct eye on its

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Germany Wants Its Gold Back-Should You Worry? - The world's second-biggest holder of gold reserves, Germany, is planning to bring home some of its gold held in New York and Paris - a move that would mark a breakdown of trust between the world's major central banks, analysts said. The Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, will announce on Wednesday the repatriation of some of its gold holdings

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Germany Is Taking Back Its Gold - It finally happened. After a report in a German business daily earlier this week, the Bundesbank has today confirmed it will take back large quantities of its gold stored in New York and France. The AP reports that all 374 tons of German gold held in Paris and a further 300 tons of gold stored in New York will be moved back to vaults in Frankfurt by 2020.

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Humans caused wipeout of Australian fauna - The arrival of human beings in Australia devastated the local fauna so much that huge extinctions soon followed. Up until now, the extinction of Australia's megafauna had been a mystery. Australian scientists said they pinpointed hunting by humans as being the primary cause of the disappearance of many species about 40,000 years ago.

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Nursing Homes Told to Reinstate Workers - A federal judge in Hartford has ordered a Connecticut nursing home chain to reinstate nearly 600 workers who have been on strike since July 3, and to rescind the pension and health care cuts it had imposed. Follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook for news and conversation. Judge Robert N. Chatigny of the United States District Court in

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What Facebook Knows About You - You’re probably familiar with Facebook advertising. If you’re in marketing, you may even use it. But many of us are still unsure about what types of user data Facebook collects and how they use it for advertising.In an attempt to shed some light, here is an outline of the ways Facebook incorporates user data into its advertising (and the ways it doesn’t).Your

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