China's first female astronaut, Liu Yang, performs a Tai Chi routine during a night shift on the Tiangong - 1 Space Lab Module. Regular exercise is crucial for astronauts in space.
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A roundup of reactions to the death of author, screenwriter and director Nora Ephron, who died Tuesday at the age of 71:
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Listen to My Exclusive Interview with Ryan Mack, Author of Living in the Village! Author of Living in the Village, Ryan Mack graduated from the University of Michigan Business School (ranked number one in the country) with a concentration in ...
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Jumeirah Group’s first European resort, Jumeirah Port Soller Hotel & Spa, opened on the island of Mallorca, off the coast of Spain, just in time for the summer season. The hotel features 120 rooms and suites, two restaurants, four bars, two swimming pools, and three terraces overlooking the coastline, in ...
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Two prominent New York City chefs have opened restaurants in Atlantic City’s new Revel hotel just in time for summer; Alain Allegretti unveiled Azure by Allegretti and Marc Forgione opened American Cut, both in partnership with LDV Hospitality. The restaurants will feature cuisine derived from the chefs’ popular Manhattan haunts
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It’s no great stretch to consider the Mercedes-Benz G-Class the Clint Eastwood of the automotive world. It’s famously tough, capable, and blessed with angular good looks that defy the passage of time
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Boutique Danish speaker maker Davone just began shipping to U.S. dealers its compact Mojo speakers, which are suitable for placement on a bookshelf, table, or stand and also can be mounted on-wall.
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Italian fashion powerhouse Bottega Veneta is focusing its attention on men this season with the opening of its first U.S. men’s-only store in Manhattan and the unveiling of a newly expanded collection of men’s ready-to-wear and accessories. The store is located in a historic townhouse, which it shares with several ...
Read More »With Yahoo Deal, Spotify Eyes 700M Potential Users
News updates all day from Fast Company. Spotify and Yahoo just announced a global distribution deal that will put Spotify in front of 700 million users--a hefty leg up from its current 10 million actives. It's another way the streaming company is making the experience less about its mothership interface.
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The new Zynga partner program puts the company's know-how to work for outside game developers--but it'll also help Zynga get smarter faster.
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Through electroencephalogram tests, researchers found 33 "factors" that distinguished the children with autism from their counterparts
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