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Student loan deal headed to President
July 31, 2013 Updated Jul 31, 2013 at 9:15 PM CDTWASHINGTON, D.C. -- A bill reducing student loans rates for all borrowers is heading to the President's desk.
The House overwhelmingly passed the bipartisan Wednesday evening.
This bill reduces the interest rates on student loans to 3.8% and ties the rate to the financial markets.
Meaning interest rates will go up as the economy improves.
Source: http://www.cinewsnow.com/news/local/Student-loan-deal-headed-to-President-217854401.html
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BEIJING ?- A prominent Chinese rock singer?s acerbic taunts about bombing government offices following a real airport bombing in Beijing this month have led police to detain her on terrorism charges, although she could be free within 10 days.
Rock singer Wu Hongfei, the 38-year-old lead singer of the group Happy Avenue and a frequent government critic, was taken into custody more than a week ago, after she took to her microblog in the hours following a July 20 explosion at the capital airport, caustically saying she?d like to set off an explosion at Beijing?s local housing commission office. On Wednesday, police were set to pursue charges against her for spreading threats of terrorism.
The case has set off a debate in China over free speech versus harmful threats, particularly focused on where the line should be drawn online.
The airport bomber, Ji Zhongxing, a 34-year-old former motorcycle taxi driver who has spent eight years trying to draw attention to the police beating that left him permanently disabled, was charged in the explosion that wounded only him. Ji, who faces up to 10 years in prison, reportedly distributed leaflets about his plight and waved bystanders away from his wheelchair before detonating homemade charges in Beijing's main airport terminal.
In a series of caustic posts following Ji?s bombing, the singer Wu posted about places she wants to bomb, including specific government offices and an unidentified person. Wu?s lawyer, Chen Jiangang, said the comments were never serious and cannot be taken as such. Chen posted online updates on the case until his Weibo microblog account was deleted on Wednesday. By phone, Chen said his client should be entitled to legal protection as it was obvious her online comments were mocking, not malicious.
"Wu Hongfei is definitely not guilty, as she has freedom of speech,? said Chen. ?She shouldn't be arrested, summoned to the court or interrogated. The 130 words of Weibo comments she posted could not provoke troubles or disturb the social order."
Later in the day, Chen refused to say what was happening with his client?s case, but one Chinese media outlet reported she was only under administrative detention and likely would be freed within 10 days.
The case is another test of China?s tolerance for critical speech on the Internet. State-run media outlets have condemned Wu?s outburst, likening it to terrorist threats.
?We support the actions taken by the police which will enhance the stature of the law,? the Global Times newspaper wrote on Wu?s detention. ?They will also send signals to the public opinion environment.?
Her fans, meanwhile, have defended the singer, saying it?s clear she was not going to bomb anyone. Human rights groups have said Wu was targeted for her ongoing criticism of government.
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Source: www.sciencedaily.com --- Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Novel non-coding parts of the human genome known as vlincRNAs (very long intergenic, non-coding RNAs) triggered by ancient viruses, participate in the biology of stem cells, and in the development of Cancer. Importantly, scientists found that the elimination of these vlincRNAs caused the death of Cancer cells. ...
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For vacationers seeking the solace of island life, disconnecting from a smartphone and all things tech is a welcome reprieve. But if your idea of paradise is mingling with other Tweetaholics, then the "first Twitter experience hotel" is for you.
Located on the Spanish island of Majorca, the Sol Wave House harnesses the power of social media as a way to enhance its overall hotel experience. Opening just a year ago, the hotel features Twitter-themed rooms, drinks and a virtual community called #SocialWave that guests can use to interact and flirt with one another.
Guests at Sol Wave tweet with each other by logging onto Twitter via to a special web app available only through the hotel's Wi-Fi. Once inside, guests share pictures, send private messages, see who's online, find out where other visitors are staying inside the hotel and send virtual kisses. Marco Fant?n, Sol Wave House's social media director, told TIME, "He sees the community as a fun and interactive extension of what guests are already doing on their vacations ? showing off their trip using social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram."
They really drive home the Twitter theme at Sol Wave House with #TwitterPoolParty on Fridays where you can drink a Twitter-inspired cocktail or shot. And when guests break the ice, there is the Twitter Party Suite. These private party suites host up to four guests and come with bubbly, blue balloons, hashtag licorice and a mirror that provokes a tweet-worthy moment. Guests can make requests to have their minibars restocked with #FillMyFridge and send food and drink orders to others near the pool by tweeting @SolWaveHouse. To see a full list of Sol Wave's amenities, be sure to check out the hotel's website.
Image: Sol Wave House
This article originally published at PSFK here
PSFK is a Mashable publishing partner that reports on ideas and trends in creative business, design, gadgets, and technology. This article is reprinted with the publisher's permission.
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