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Filling time, Internet with Ananova is best. Ananova is an everlasting fog of information. In form of news, articles, reports, books, pictures, videos, audios & information exists on website, Editor “Manish K.” says, “connecting with internet cannot make everybody Solomon; True Information in the right hands leads wisdom and prosperity”.

Sometime pieces of information spark new ideas and might be it turns your life, wasting time in useless information’s loses intelligence.

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Pollutants released during fracking processes could pose a health risk to infants and children, according to researchers studying chemicals involved in shale gas operations.

The team focused on five major groups of pollutants including heavy metals, chemicals that disrupt hormone systems and particulates. These substances have been linked to effects ranging from memory, learning and IQ deficits to disorders including anxiety and schizophrenia, as well as behavioural problems including hyperactivity and aggression.

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The state of poverty in the United States

Child Poverty In America Is Indefensible

By BFP Staff  Thursday, October 26, 2017

By Dr. Alon Ben-Meir
The Trump administration’s proposals on the annual budget, the efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), and restructuring of the tax system all point to a sad and even tragic conclusion. The poor will be poorer, dilapidated towns will continue to crumble, and crime will rise; but worst of all, our underprivileged children will be weaker, suffering from a lack of medical care and malnutrition with little or no prospect for better and brighter tomorrows.

The state of poverty in the United States, particularly among children, is abhorrent and scandalous, putting America, the richest and most powerful country in the world, in a shameful light. Successive American administrations are guilty of outrageous negligence toward poor children and have inflicted incalculable damage to millions who continue to suffer, causing a tremendous loss of human resources and productivity to the country.

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Catalans vote to split from Spain

Graham Keeley, Barcelona

October 27 2017, 5:00pm, The Times

Seventy-eight Catalan MPs supported the motion to split from Spain — only two voted againstREUTERS

The struggle over the future of Catalonia intensified this afternoon when the regional parliament in Barcelona voted to declare independence from Spain, followed moments later by the Senate in Madrid passing a bill giving the central government the right to impose direct rule.

Seventy Catalan MPs from the Together for Yes coalition and the far-left Popular Unity Candidacy (CUP) supported the motion to start a “constituent process” to split from Spain, ten MPs abstained and just two voted against.

Mariano Rajoy, the Spanish prime minister, immediately called for Spaniards to remain calm. No country in the world has expressed support for independence in Catalonia. “The rule of law will restore legality to Catalonia,” he said on Twitter.

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I NEARLY LOST MY HAND': WALES RUGBY STAR SCOTT BALDWIN REVEALS WHAT IT WAS LIKE TO BITTEN BY A LION

Wakes hooker Scott Baldwin says he's lucky to still have both hands after being bitten by a LION.

The Ospreys player shared the graphic result of the bite he suffered when petting the big beast at a South African game park last month.

The bite was caught on camera as Baldwin stroked the giant cat through a fence.

And Baldwin, who returned to action with Ospreys at the weekend, has now lifted the lid on what was like when the king of the jungle clasped his jaws around him.

The 29-year-old said: “When you see the video it looks very quick, but for me it felt like a lifetime, it felt as though I was staring into its soul.

“They told me I could lose my hand, I had to have four operations and I missed three matches with the Ospreys. And it was all self-inflicted.

“I had two operations in South Africa, flew home with an IV drip in my arm and then had another two at home. At one stage I was told I would need plastic surgery and could lose my left hand.

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I nearly lost my hand'- Wales rugby star Baldwin reveals what it was like to be bitten by a LION

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In London, United Kingdom.

The weather is clear and rainy at night.

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Trump Selects Washington Lawyer Joe Simons To Head FTC

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Exclusive: Trump selects Washington lawyer Joe Simons to head FTC - official

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has selected Joseph Simons, an antitrust attorney from a Washington law firm, to head the Federal Trade Commission, a White House official said on Wednesday.
Trump is expected to nominate Simons to the agency, along with Noah Phillips and Rohit Chopra to be FTC commissioners, the White House official said. Upon confirmation, Simons will be designated chairman, the official said.

The agency is currently headed by Acting Chairman Maureen Ohlhausen, a Republican, with Democrat Terrell McSweeny the only other commissioner. The president has long been expected to name a permanent chair and fill the three empty commission seats, two Republican and one Democrat or independent.

Simons, a partner at the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, was a director of the FTC’s Bureau of Competition from 2001 to 2003.

During Simons’ tenure at the FTC, the agency sued to stop Diageo PLC and Pernod Ricard from buying Seagram Spirits and Wine in 2001 to prevent a duopoly in rum. The FTC also filed a lawsuit in 2003 to stop Haagen-Dazs owner Nestle Holdings Inc from buying Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream Inc, which makes also superpremium ice cream. The FTC later settled both cases.

Noah Phillips, who graduated from Stanford Law School in 2005, is chief counsel for U.S. Senator John Cornyn, a Texas Republican. He is also a veteran of the law firms Steptoe & Johnson LLP and Cravath, Swaine & Moore.