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The $280,000 lab-grown burger could be a more palatable $10 in two years
MADRID/ZURICH — Lab-grown meat, first introduced to the world six years ago in the form of a $280,000 hamburger, could hit supermarket shelves at $10 a patty within two years, European start-ups told Reuters.Consumers concerned about climate change, animal welfare and their own health are fueling interest in so-called clean meat, with the number of associated business start-ups climbing from four at the end of 2016 to more than two dozen two years later, according to the Good Food Institute market researcher.Plant-based meat alternatives are also booming. Shares in Beyond Meat have more than tripled in price since its initial public offering in May. Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods each sell 100% plant-based meat alternatives to retailers and fast food chains across the United States.And...
July 10, 2019

The $280,000 lab-grown burger could be a more palatable $10 in two years

A guilt-ridden neighbor of New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern revealed Wednesday that he was responsible for accidentally killing the nation's
New Zealand PM's neighbor lets the cat out of the bag
WELLINGTON — A guilt-ridden neighbor of New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern revealed Wednesday that he was responsible for accidentally killing the nation's "First Cat" Paddles while reversing out of his driveway.Paddles died in November 2017, shortly after Ardern won office, but the full circumstances of the death were never publicly revealed, leading to curiosity about who killed the cat.The much-loved feline was a popular member of the prime ministerial household, with a Twitter account set up in her name, @FirstCatofNZ, attracting more than 11,000 followers.US magazine Vanity Fair praised the tech-savvy feline for "helping establish Ardern as the latest hip, cool world leader that America wishes it had".Paddles, who was "polydactyl", with extra...
July 10, 2019

New Zealand PM's neighbor lets the cat out of the bag

Emily Penn, mission director of eXXpedition Round the World, is seen at the helm during the organization’s North Pacific voyage in June 2018. — Courtesy photo
Making waves: Female round-the-world crew to fight ocean plastic
LONDON — More than 300 women will join a round-the-world voyage launching in October to highlight the devastating impact of plastic pollution in the oceans and conduct scientific research into the escalating crisis.Millions of tons of plastic — from food packaging to fashion fibers and fishing gear — enters the sea each year leading some marine experts to warn there could be more plastic than fish by 2050.The two-year all-female voyage — organized by eXXpedition, a non-profit focusing on marine pollution — will collect samples from some of the planet's most important and diverse marine environments to build a picture of the state of the seas.The 38,000 nautical mile trip will take in the Arctic, the Galapagos Islands, the South Pacific islands and central ocean areas where...
July 10, 2019

Making waves: Female round-the-world crew to fight ocean plastic

Javier Sanchez Santos, who claims to be the son of Spanish crooner Julio Iglesias, arrives with his mother Maria Edite Santos (L) and his Italian partner Chiara Allegrini (R) to appear to the court of Valencia before a hearing to examine his paternity claim on Thursday (July 4). —  AFP
Spain court rules 43-year-old man is son of Julio Iglesias
MADRID — A Spanish court ruled Wednesday that Grammy award-winning singer Julio Iglesias is the biological father of a 43-year-old man after a protracted paternity battle with the star.The judge in the case refused to admit DNA evidence obtained surreptitiously by a private detective working for the claimant and his lawyer.But he ruled that the man's mother had provided credible details of her affair with the singer and also cited the physical resemblance between the two men. Iglesias himself has always refused to give DNA evidence to settle the dispute.The case was brought by Javier Sanchez Santos, the son of Portuguese former ballerina Maria Edite, who says she had a brief affair with Iglesias in 1975.After examining the paternity suit, a judge at a court in the eastern city of...
July 10, 2019

Spain court rules 43-year-old man is son of Julio Iglesias

Sabeel 2020
Reimagining the drinking fountain
DUBAI — Art Jameel, an organization that supports heritage, education and the arts, announced an open call for proposals to Sabeel 2020, an Expo 2020 Dubai initiative. Designers, architects, artists and other UAE-based creatives, plus international practitioners with a strong connection to the UAE, are invited to submit designs for innovative drinking fountains, inspired by the tradition and spirit of the sabeel.An internationally renowned jury will select a winning design(s), to be mass-produced for the Expo 2020 site and its legacy. A sabeel is a neighborhood kiosk or fountain where water is dispensed to travellers and passers-by, at crossroads, in city squares and outside mosques.Drawing from the Expo 2020 Dubai theme of Connecting Minds, Creating the Future, and its subthemes of...
July 09, 2019

Reimagining the drinking fountain

Newly born Barbary lion cubs sit near their mother Khalila inside their enclosure at Dvur Kralove Zoo in Dvur Kralove nad Labem, Czech Republic, on Monday. — Reuters
Rare Barbary lion cubs make their debut at Czech Zoo
DVUR KRALOVE NAD LABEM, Czech Republic — Roaring, pouncing and chasing each other, two Barbary lion cubs have made their public debut at a Czech Zoo, adding to a lion subspecies that has long been extinct in the wild and can only be found in captivity.The male and female cubs were born on May 10 at Dvur Kralove Safari Park and Zoo in the Czech Republic. Yet to be named, they join the park's existing Barbary lion pride that includes mum Khalila, dad Bart and his brother Napoleon.With long-haired manes, Barbary lions once inhabited the Atlas Mountains in northern Africa but have been considered extinct in the wild for decades.The last known Barbary Lion was shot in 1942 in Morocco, according to Belfast Zoo, which has its own pride of the animals, and says there are less than 90 Barbary...
July 09, 2019

Rare Barbary lion cubs make their debut at Czech Zoo

Heather Mills leaves the Leveson Inquiry at the High Court in central London in this Feb. 9, 2012 file photo. — Reuters
Heather Mills, others, win settlement over Murdoch group phone hacking
LONDON — Heather Mills, ex-wife of former Beatle Paul McCartney, said on Monday she and 90 others have won an apology and settlement from Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers after a near decade-long battle over claims of phone hacking.A public outcry over revelations that journalists on tabloid newspapers hacked into phones to find stories prompted Murdoch to shut down his News of the World newspaper in 2011.Mills said the settlement from the company, which also publishes The Sun newspaper, stemmed from activity carried out between 1999 and 2010. The amount of the settlement was not disclosed.Ben Silverstone, representing News Group Newspapers, said the company offered its "sincere apologies" to Mills and her sister for the distress caused to them by individuals working...
July 08, 2019

Heather Mills, others, win settlement over Murdoch group phone hacking

In this file photo taken on Oct. 3, 2007 a technician wraps up Jules Verne's manuscript 'From the Earth to the Moon' and 'Around the Moon' before it is sent into space with the next mission at the Thales Alenia Space center in Turin, Italy. With their landing on the Moon in 1969, the Americans Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin have left a footprint that has fueled the fantasies of man for centuries and opened new horizons to artists, writers, filmmakers and so on. — AFP
How visions of the Moon inspired centuries of storytellers
PARIS — By landing on the Moon in 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin arrived at a place which, up until that point, had been the stuff of fantasy.But even after they transformed fantasy into fact, it is a place that continues to capture the imagination of storytellers, as it has for centuries.Literature, novels, cinema... from antiquity to the present, the Moon has been the object of any number of imaginary expeditions.As far back as the second century BC, the satirist Lucian of Samosata, in "True Stories", imagined a voyage to the Moon that saw the author and his fellow travelers find the King of the Moon caught up in a war with the King of the Sun.In the 17th century, French writer Cyrano de Bergerac — the real one, not the character in Edmond Rostand's famous play...
July 08, 2019

How visions of the Moon inspired centuries of storytellers

In this picture taken on May 9, 2019, Jin Xinchun, a member of the Flying Dragon Troupe, creates a shadow puppet at the troupe's studio on the outskirts of Beijing. Shadow puppets flitting across screens and reliving age old stories have fascinated Chinese people for some 2,000 years, but falling audiences mean troupes are having to be creative to stay on the stage. — AFP
Chinese shadow theater fights against dying of the light
BEIJING — Shadow puppets flitting across screens and reliving age old stories have fascinated Chinese people for some 2,000 years, but with falling audiences troupes are having to be creative to stay on the stage.On a translucent screen in a Beijing classroom, a child with a cosmic ring takes on the son of the dragon king, attacking him with huge thrusts of his lance.Behind the screen, puppeteers use rods to move the figures, to the joy of the schoolchildren watching.The legends of the past are the bedrock of shadow theater — a tradition still popular in the countryside, though it has lost much ground in large cities over the last few decades.Shadow theater was celebrated up until the 1960s when it was targeted as part of the Cultural Revolution. It had something of a renaissance in...
July 08, 2019

Chinese shadow theater fights against dying of the light

This file photo shows the image of P. Rajagopal, founder of the Saravana Bhavan food chain, on a menu at one of the popular restaurants in Chennai. The founder of a trailblazing Indian restaurant chain dubbed the
India 'dosa king' seeks delay to life sentence for love-saga murder
NEW DELHI — The founder of a trailblazing Indian restaurant chain sentenced to life for murder launched a Supreme Court appeal to delay the beginning of his term Monday, citing ill-health.P. Rajagopal, the wealthy founder of the Saravana Bhavan chain of eateries popular across India and beyond was found guilty and sentenced to 10 years in 2004 over the killing of a love rival.Reports say Rajagopal, 71 and known as the "Dosa King" was obsessed with the daughter of an employee and wanted to marry her.Unable to take a no for an answer, he ordered the killing of her husband.Rajagopal was meant to surrender to authorities by July 7 after his life conviction was upheld by the Supreme Court in March.But he moved the top court again Monday, saying he was hospitalized and needed more...
July 08, 2019

India 'dosa king' seeks delay to life sentence for love-saga murder

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