en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-07-22

2015-07-22 Namibia Health

12 years off drugs, teen's HIV in check
Times of India
An 18-year-old French teen born with HIV has had her infection under control and nearly undetectable despite stopping treatment 12 years ago — an unprecedented remission, doctors are saying. The teen might have some form of natural resistance to HIV ...

2015-07-22 Namibia Science

The Hindu

Dramatic Photo Of Earth Is Probe's First To Show Entire Sunlit Side Of Planet
Huffington Post
The space agency called the eye-popping image "EPIC" -- a play on the abbreviation for DSCOVR's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera. Taken on July 6, 2015, the image is a mash-up of three separate images taken from a distance of 1 million miles.
What our world looks like from 1.6m kays   Times LIVE
NASA releases new "blue marble" photo of Earth   The Space Reporter
This New Photo Of Earth From Space Makes Us Wish Planets Could Take As Many ...   Bustle
Sentinel Republic
Echo Examiner
NBC New York
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CBC.ca

Study finds men who harass women online are losers … at video games
CBC.ca
It's no secret that the internet has a harassment problem — more specifically, trolls who disproportionately target females with crude comments, stalking and threats of brutal violence (if not straight-up death). There is an overwhelming amount of ...
The worst male video game players are also the most sexist, study finds   Mashable
Study: Men who harass women online are literally losers   WOKV
Literal Losers Are More Likely to Lash Out at Female Gamers   Slate Magazine (blog)
Huffington Post
BBC News
International Business Times UK
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The Guardian

One wave of migration from Siberia populated the Americas, DNA shows
The Guardian
A Native American man. Two studies published in the journals Science and Nature analysed present-day and ancient Native American and Siberian DNA. Photograph: Alamy. Agence France-Presse. Tuesday 21 July 2015 21.57 EDT Last modified on ...

2015-07-22 Namibia Sports

New French Scrabble champion doesn't speak French
RT
New Zealand native Nigel Richards has reached a new zenith of accomplishment by winning the French-language world Scrabble championship, without being able to speak French. Born in New Zealand and residing in Malaysia, the 48-year-old man with an ...

2015-07-22 Namibia Entertainment

TIME

Acclaimed author EL Doctorow dies
Washington Post
E.L. Doctorow, who wryly reimagined the American experience in such novels as “Ragtime” and “The March” and applied its lessons to the past and the future in fiction and nonfiction, has died. He was 84. He died July 21 at a New York hospital from ...

2015-07-22 Namibia Technology

The Indian Express

Apple aims to reassure investors about Watch
Financial Express
Apple Inc tried to reassure investors on Tuesday that its new smartwatch was not a flop, a message that was met with a mixed reception on Wall Street. By: Harish Dugh | July 22, 2015 8:31 am. G+. Other Articles. FedEx orders 50 Boeing freighters in ...
Apple iPhone Sales, Up 35%, Disappoint   Wall Street Journal
Apple Gives Weak Forecast, Shares Fall Nearly 7%   NDTV
Apple's iPad sales still shrinking, as other segments grow   Washington Post
The Star Online
The Australian Financial Review
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Reuters

Security experts hack into moving car and seize control
Reuters
SAN FRANCISCO A pair of veteran cybersecurity researchers have shown they can use the Internet to turn off a car's engine as it drives, sharply escalating the stakes in the debate about the safety of increasingly connected cars and trucks. Former ...
Hackers take control of moving Jeep   Sky News Australia
Hackers show they can take control of moving Jeep Cherokee   The Australian
Jeep remotely hacked at 100 km/h   Brisbane Times
Boston Globe
CBS Local
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IBNLive

Microsoft reports biggest loss ever as it writes down Nokia business
IBNLive
Microsoft Corp reported a $3.2 billion quarterly net loss, its biggest ever, as the company wrote down its Nokia phone business and demand fell for its Windows operating system. The company took a charge of $7.5 billion in the fourth quarter related to ...
A $7 Billion Charge at Microsoft Leads to Its Largest Loss Ever   New York Times
Nadella: Despite cloud push, on-premises products still matter to Microsoft   PCWorld
Microsoft loses $US3b on Nokia writedown   Sky News Australia
Financial Times
The Register
Reuters
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USA TODAY

AT&T's acquisition of DirecTV appears headed for approval with conditions
PCWorld
AT&T's acquisition of DirecTV appears headed for approval, with Tom Wheeler, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission circulating to commissioners an order recommending approval, although with some conditions. The Department of Justice's ...

2015-07-22 Namibia Business

Times LIVE

De Beers to sell more diamonds to local manufacturers
Times LIVE
De Beers, part of global mining group Anglo American, is to sell more of its diamonds mined in Namibia to local cutters and polishers rather than abroad. The agreement provides further evidence of how African governments are seeking to take a bigger ...
De Beers and Namibia Reach 10-Year Sales Agreement   JCK
Namibia, De Beers in 10-year diamond sales pact   StarAfrica.com
De Beers, Namibia strike 10-yr diamond sorting deal   Creamer Media's Mining Weekly

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New Era (press release)

Manufacturing in Namibia: What it really means
New Era (press release)
The manufacturing sector has become Namibia's hope to achieve and maintain a sustained economy. With the 1993 introduction of tax incentives for manufacturers and the SACU agreement, signed in 2002, that makes provision for infant industry protection, ...

2015-07-22 Namibia World

Jerusalem Post Israel News

Tehran turns down Berlin's request to recognize Israel
Jerusalem Post Israel News
Zarif defends nuclear deal to parliament, Fabius to be first French FM to visit Tehran in 12 years. A demonstrator steps on an Israeli flag during a rally marking al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day in Tehran. (photo credit:REUTERS). Share on Facebook Share on ...
More new and 'disturbing' things about the Iran deal   Washington Post (blog)
Iran lawmakers said to need 'at least' 60 days for nuke deal   STLtoday.com
Iranian Nuclear Scientist Relief   Wall Street Journal
Telegraph.co.uk
NEWS.com.au
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Fox News

Father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb says deal may have saved Iran from disaster
Fox News
May 8, 2011: Pakistani nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan is photographed after a silent prayer over the grave of his brother Abdul Rauf Khan, during funeral services in Karachi. (Reuters). Dr. A.Q. Khan, known as the father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb ...

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Irish Independent

Cheeky smile as Prince George celebrates second birthday
Irish Independent
Prince William holds Prince George, who celebrated his second birthday yesterday, in this latest Open Gallery 1 Prince William holds Prince George, who celebrated his second birthday yesterday, in this latest image from a series of family portraits ...
Prince George turns two: new photograph   The Australian
It's Prince George's 2nd birthday, but how long will he have to wait before he ...   Irish Examiner
Prince George: New photo released for his 2nd birthday   New Zealand Herald
Los Angeles Times
Belfast Telegraph
Zee News
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New York Times

Africans to Welcome Obama, but Not a Scolding on Gay Rights
New York Times
JOHANNESBURG — President Obama has not even left for his trip to Africa this week, but he is already getting a lot of advice about what he should — or should not — say about gay rights after he lands. Some politicians in Kenya have warned against ...

2015-07-22 Namibia Africa

Washington Times

Obama's Ethiopia visit legitimizes authoritarian government, critical ...
Washington Times
Long criticized for human rights abuses and attacks on press freedom, Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn and his ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front coalition has been in power for more than two decades and captured every seat in ...

2015-07-22 Namibia Namibia

NewsDay

Namibia arrests 40 nuisance Vapostori
New Zimbabwe.com
ABOUT 40 Zimbabweans practicing various apostolic sects are set to be deported back from Namibia after being rounded off while conducting services in the bushes, Namibian press reported Tuesday. The 39 were among people who were arrested at ...

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