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Mon Apr 28 19:34:02 2014

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Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2014 16:34:01 -0700
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Ravijourmovie/YoutubeWell, the Japanese have done it again. Apparently this 
tech-laden bra made by the lingerie company Ravijour will only unhook for 
"true love."The "True Love Tester" bra can't be masterfully unhooked by 
some skeevy player who hit on the wearer at a club. No, 
this bra only comes undone when sensors embedded inside it that are 
connected wirelessly to a smartphone app detect a particular heart rate 
(video, safe for work).According to the Victoria's Secret-like company that 
made the bra, Ravijour, a particular heart rate over time indicates "love." 
And what do you know, they even have a graph comparing the 
effects of jogging, shopping, eating spicy food and watching a horror movie 
with "flirting" and "surprise gift" on a lady's heart. What better way 
to acknowledge being "in love" than having your glittery bra fly open?Ravijour's 
slogan is "We do anything for women." Apparently they do anything to 
free the girls, too.Might not want to wear this thing around in 
public, though. The dude-designed bra cups pop open pretty dramatically.	
												
												
								Brand new tech to 
help you monitor your kids
MOPTI, Mali  France's ambassador to the United Nations says Mali's peacekeeping 
mission will reach full troop strength in July, one year after it 
took over peacekeeping activities.Gerard Araud announced the timeline Sunday 
while leading a 15-member delegation from the U.N. Security Council on a 
two-day visit in Mali.The mission is supposed to have 12,000 uniformed personnel, 
but as of last month only 6,400 military personnel and police had 
deployed.Mali's northern half fell to Tuareg separatists and then al-Qaida-linked 
Islamic extremists following a March 2012 military coup, prompting a French-led 
intervention in January 2013.Though the country held successful presidential 
and legislative elections last year, security in the north remains precarious.One 
objective of the Security Council visit is to accelerate peace talks with 
all communities in northern Mali.


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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> over the last four decades, according to 2011 research by the 
Worldwatch Institute. But with increased production come concerns about 
greenhouse emissions, animal welfare and the health risks of eating red 
meat.Meat substitutes are nothing new. Asian cultures have been using seitan 
(a protein made with wheat gluten) since the 7th century, and veggie 
burgers have been a supermarket staple since the 1980s.More people become 
concerned about the environment and want to know where their food is 
coming from, and these foods reduce the risk of food-borne illnesses like 
e-Coli and Salmonella poisoning.Thats why scientists and entrepreneurs see 
meat replacements not only as alternatives, but as big moneymakers, too.Todays 
next-gen products use everything from peas to non-GMO soy, wheat gluten, 
pea protein and grains to replicate the taste, texture and culinary viability 
of animal products.Were looking at how we can create value-added products 
with benefits that far exceed what [consumers] get from just eating meat, 
says Ethan Brown, CEO of Beyond Meat. Its like Beef 2.0 and 
Chicken 2.0, he quips.Beyond Meats plant-based Chicken-Free Strips hit the 
market last year, boasting that they contain all the protein, taste and 
chew of chicken  but without the antibiotics, hormones, GMOs, transfats 
and cholesterol.Next month the company will release a beef replacement, 
which Brown says is revolutionary both in its mouthfeel and the fact 
that its made wit
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was not given back," he added, referring to Adolf Eichmann, the Nazi 
who was executed by Israel in 1962 for his role as one 
of the architects of the Holocaust.The Israeli rights group HaMoked appealed 
to Israel's Supreme Court in 2011, seeking release of the remains of 
31 assailants. The group said that the court didn't rule, but that 
Israel's Defense Ministry decided late last year to hand over about 30 
bodies. The Defense Ministry was not immediately available for comment.Since 
the beginning of the year, Israel has returned seven bodies of assailants 
from the second uprising, with two more scheduled Sunday, including that 
of al-Akhras, Palestinian activists said. Dozens more Palestinian militants 
killed in clashes or in suicide attacks are still believed to be 
in burial spots in Israel, off-limits to their families.Al-Akhras struck 
on a rainy Friday afternoon in March 2002, a bloody month at 
the height of the second Palestinian uprising. A spate of bombings and 
other attacks had left Israel on edge, with heightened security measures 
in place.She drove with a friend from her home in a slum 
refugee camp for Palestinians near Bethlehem to a Jerusalem supermarket 
less than 10 miles away. The Supersol grocery store, situated in a 
strip mall in the working-class neighborhood of Kiryat Yovel, was crowded 
with shoppers buying food for the Jewish Sabbath.Security guard Haim Smadar, 
55, was searching the bags of people going into
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