High-tech monitoring: U.S. Air Force tests new super-drone

With its nine cameras, they can keep an entire city in mind: The U.S. Army is testing a new type of drone that can monitor dramatically larger areas than previous models. The flying Super Spy will bring significant benefits to the military in the Afghanistan war. Berlin - Unmanned aircraft to film entire villages - you can see where people gather, such as from building to building, run through the whole city.

"To live with 100 things" and the tribe of the minimalist

NEW YORK - "We start from the closets of clothes, after all we always too many. Reduce your wardrobe is the first cathartic gesture, and gives you strength to continue with the rest of the house. Discard time, we vaccinate against the temptation to buy even more than before. After a few months as well as your consumer habits begin to change.

" They are the practical advice of the manual "The challenge of 100 things," the Bible of a new movement. The author Dave Bruno of San Diego, California, is adored by her fans on Facebook and has followers in the United States. Whole families participate in what is called a "new arithmetic of Life", or "minimum addition, maximum abduction." Getting rid of all unnecessary, and resist the temptation of impulse buying new, dictated by the Pavlovian reflex that triggers in us the next advertisements or emulation.

The anger after the massacre of Christians "here in Alexandria nobody protects us"

ALEXANDRIA - Under the glare of neon lights that illuminate the facade pierced by a shower of splinters, the Church of the Two Holy seems unreal place. Inside, the seats are still upside down. On the high altar a crucifix wrapped in a blood-stained shroud extends his head toward the empty aisle. An army of riot police had completely sealed off the building.

No one can enter: "It 's dangerous," said one official. But I understand that the "danger", rather than by another kamikaze, should come from the chorus of protesters calling for revenge. Will be a thousand, mostly young, the Coptic cross tatuala arms, but we do not even try to attack the wall of shields and helmets blacks that blocks all access.

American Airlines cut ties with the travel sites

The battle being waged by American Airlines to travel portals pitch rises. If at the end of last year, the American partner of Iberia stopped selling their tickets on Orbitz electronic platform in 2011 he premiered with the release of Expedia. A decision could encourage other airlines to follow in your footsteps and put a serious damper on the dotcoms.

The American explanation is simple, and responds to an intense dispute that the airline has with the various travel sites on the price of tickets. The company's customers can purchase travel through its Web site (www. aa. Com) with the same ease as on those platforms without having to pay more for them.

Law Nothelfer Fri: Obama blesses billion from help hints rescuers of 9 / 11

Help for sick rescue of 11 September 2001: U.S. President Obama has signed a controversial law to get what police officers, firefighters and other workers who were at the World Trade Center in operation, a total of four billion dollars. Washington - They put their own lives to save others. Now get the workers, who on 11 September 2001 at the World Trade Center in New York were in use, a billion aid from the U.S.

Rousseff starts his term with a continuo the Economic Team

The president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, wanted to send a message of confidence to investors with a continued strong economic team, who shall take measures, inter alia, monitor the elusive fiscal discipline, curb public spending and curb inflation 5%. Much of the contributors to the new president come from the team of his predecessor, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Three key figures are his chief of staff, Antonio Palocci, the powerful former economy minister who was awarded the merit of having won the confidence of investors in the early years of the mandate of Lula, Guido Mantega, a longtime adviser to former president now assumes the portfolio of finance, and Alexandre Tombini, who will become President of the Central Bank with a commitment to keep inflation under control and ensure the autonomy of the entity.

Russia: Government critics sentenced to prison

They criticize the Russian President, Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin: Well, three Russian dissidents in jail - officially because they are "disobedient to the police" were. The offender had demonstrated on New Year's Eve against the government. Moscow - In Russia, three senior opposition politician to multi-day jail sentences have been condemned.

The man is "disobedient to the police" have been accused of following a protest, a spokesman said on Sunday. Fast-track ex-Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov on Sunday was sentenced to 15 days in jail. The 51-year-old deputy prime minister from 1997 to 1998, is considered one of the most influential leaders of the extra-parliamentary opposition.