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What is it about sports that drives us to the psychological fringe? For eons, sports have been a cesspool of metaphors: sports are war, sports are religion, sports are business, sports are love, sports are hate. Sports are life.

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Drinking red wine is good for you — or maybe not Drinking red wine is good for you — or maybe not
At the end of a long week, people are opening wine bottles in bars, restaurants and homes around the world, ready to kick back and relax. This relationship with wine has a long history. The oldest known winery, dating to 4100 B.C., was discovered in 2010 by archaeologists in an Armenian cave. Just recently scientists reported finding jugs that had been used for storing wine from 6000 B.C. Wine was used in ceremonies by the Egyptians, traded by the Phoenicians and honored by the Greek god Dionysus and the Roman god Bacchus. By 2014, humanity was consuming more than 6 billion gallons of wine ...
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Cosa c'è da sapere sulla Super Luna del 3 dicembre (e come vederla con le nuvole) Cosa c'è da sapere sulla Super Luna del 3 dicembre (e come vederla con le nuvole)
Sarà visibile da domenica 3 dicembre intorno alle 17, nuvole permettendo. Questa Super Luna sarà l’unica visibile del 2017. Ma cosa è esattamente e perché è un evento tanto atteso? Che cos’è La luna si muove intorno alla Terra con un movimento ellittico e non circolare. La distanza dal nostro Pianeta, dunque, non è sempre la stessa. Il 3 dicembre la luna sarà distante 357.500 chilometri, 30 mila chilometri in meno della distanza media. Per questo motivo apparirà del 7 per cento più grande e più luminosa della media. Leggi di più su Wired Quella di domenica sarà la quarta Super Luna dell’ann...
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McConnell predicts unpopular tax bill will be a winning issue for GOP McConnell predicts unpopular tax bill will be a winning issue for GOP
Although polls show that the tax measure nearing the finish line in Congress is unpopular, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) predicted Sunday that it will ultimately prove a political winner. By next fall, he predicted, Americans will already be feeling the effects of the revisions in the tax code, a version of which passed the Senate early Saturday. The 51-49 vote broke almost entirely along party lines, with only one Republican, Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee, opposing it. “We think this will produce results, results we will certainly be able to talk to the American people abou...
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Does criticism of democracy play into the hands of authoritarians? Does criticism of democracy play into the hands of authoritarians?
North Korea is just one of many oppressive regimes that wrap themselves in the symbolism of democracy. The events of the last few years have focused new attention on widespread voter ignorance, partisan bias, unethical and misguided politicians, and other shortcomings of democracy. But some worry that airing the weaknesses of democracy provides ammunition for authoritarians, who can use such criticism to justify their own depredations. Georgetown political philosopher Jason Brennan, author of the important recent book Against Democracy (which I reviewed and criticized here), has an excellen...
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Kuwait parliament passes law addressing IOC, FIFA bans Kuwait parliament passes law addressing IOC, FIFA bans
KUWAIT CITY (AP) — Kuwait's parliament has approved a proposed draft law that aims to ends the bans on the country by FIFA and the International Olympic Committee. Lawmakers passed the bill in a special session Sunday. Minister of Youth and Sports Affair Khaled al-Roudan described the law as "an important step toward lifting the suspension off Kuwaiti sport" in a report carried by the state-run KUNA news agency. The bill must be approved by Kuwait's ruler, Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Sabah. In 2015, Kuwait was banned by international sports governing bodies FIFA and the IOC from participating ...
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TV and radio listings: December 3 TV and radio listings: December 3
NFL 1 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore » WTTG (Ch. 5), WBFF (Ch. 45), WIYY (97.9 FM), WWDC (FM 104.7) 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo » WUSA (Ch. 9) 1 p.m. Minnesota at Atlanta » WTEM (980 AM) 4:05 p.m. Cleveland at Los Angeles Chargers » WJZ (Ch. 13) 4:25 p.m. Carolina at New Orleans » WTTG (Ch. 5), WBFF (Ch. 45) 4:25 p.m. New York Giants at Oakland » WTEM (980 AM) 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Seattle » WRC (Ch. 4), WBAL (Ch. 11), WJFK (106.7 FM) COLLEGE FOOTBALL Noon College Football Playoff selection show » ESPN NBA 2 p.m. G League: Raptors 905 at Long Island » NBA TV 7 p.m. San Antonio at Oklahoma ...
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Move over, Alabama. Clemson is the new standard-bearer in college football. Move over, Alabama. Clemson is the new standard-bearer in college football.
CHARLOTTE — Concentrate, for the moment, on what can’t be disputed, not after this 38-3 pasting Clemson laid on Miami on Saturday night. What we know about the College Football Playoff: Clemson has to be the favorite. Consider that status going forward, a month from now, and then think back to the past three seasons. Who does it better than the Tigers? Alabama? Yeah, well, maybe, but we don’t yet know if they’re in the dance. In personnel and preparation and execution and, now, downright swagger, we give you Clemson — defending national champions who don’t consider themselves that at all. “...
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Yemen rebel alliance unravels with Sanaa street clashes Yemen rebel alliance unravels with Sanaa street clashes
SANAA, Yemen (AP) — Yemen's rebel alliance appeared to completely unravel on Sunday, the fifth day of clashes in the capital, Sanaa, where the Shiite rebels are facing off with former president's fighters in deadly street fighting that has forced residents to hunker indoors. Clashes between fighters loyal to ex-President Ali Abdullah Saleh and the Iran-allied rebels known as Houthis first erupted last week. The two were allies in the war against a Saudi-led coalition seeking to restore Yemen's internationally recognized President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi to power and dislodge the rebel allia...
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UK anti-poverty adviser quits, says Brexit impeding progress UK anti-poverty adviser quits, says Brexit impeding progress
LONDON (AP) — The board of a commission set up to help improve the chances of Britain's poor has resigned, its chief said Sunday, accusing the government of being too preoccupied by Brexit to work for a fairer society. The news is a blow to Prime Minister Theresa May, who has promised to make tackling social injustice a priority for her Conservative government. On her first day in office in July 2016, May vowed to "do everything we can to help anybody, whatever your background, to go as far as your talents will take you." But since then much of the government's time and energy has been spen...
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Woman found shot to death in Southeast D.C, after apparent domestic dispute. Woman found shot to death in Southeast D.C, after apparent domestic dispute.
A woman was fatally shot in the District on Saturday, and police arrested a man in the death, authorities said. D.C. police said Valerie Regina Coleman, 55, of Southeast, was found in a house in the 1700 block of 16th Street SE shortly after 8 a.m. The police said Kevin Lamont Smith, 47, of Southeast, was arrested and charged with second degree murder while armed. The shooting appeared to be linked to a domestic dispute, the police said.
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The implosion of the Silverdome went hilariously, terribly wrong The implosion of the Silverdome went hilariously, terribly wrong
Welp. A funny thing happened when, early Sunday morning, engineers and explosives experts tried to bring down the old Pontiac Silverdome in Michigan with carefully planned explosions. In a giant raspberry directed at the experts, the place refused to budge. Although construction crews said the implosion did break off steel beams, the stadium was still standing when the dust cleared. That’s because, officials told Detroit’s WXYZ, the Silverdome was “built a little too well.” Here is the failed #Silverdome implosion from SkyFOX pic.twitter.com/6hD7PyTHIM — Sky Kerstein (@SkyKersteinFox2) Dece...
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Palestinian president warns US against Jerusalem recognition Palestinian president warns US against Jerusalem recognition
RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — The Palestinian president on Sunday warned that American recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital would jeopardize the White House's nascent Mideast peace efforts. President Mahmoud Abbas' comments came amid a diplomatic push by the Palestinian leader to rally international support against the possible American move later this week. "Any American step related to the recognition of Jerusalem as capital of Israel, or moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem, represents a threat to the future of the peace process and is unacceptable for the Palestinians, Arabs and in...
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03/12/2017, ore 18.19, da https://twitter.com/ParamountItalia/status/937262391619764225 
Una storia avvincente e tormentata con un cast stellare. La casa degli spiriti, stasera alle 21.15 su Paramount Channel.

03/12/2017, ore 18.18, da http://streethawk1970seregno.tumblr.com/
Referendum 4 dicembre, un anno dopo: la "catastrofe" annunciata da Renzi con la vittoria del No? È l'implosione del 'suo' Pd - Il Fatto Quotidiano »
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#pensieri E’ INUTILE, anzi, fa proprio “girare il ***…” che tante, cotante “fanciulle” scrivano “io sono un libro aperto, ma sembra proprio che nessuno sappia L e g g e r m i …”, se poi, ogni volta, quando provo io a “prendere questo libro”, mi “sento sempre dire "No, tu, no, mettimi giù subito”“!
Nessuno sa leggerti?!?
Allora tieniti pure "i tuoi cari "analfabeti”“!!!😣😣😈
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03/12/2017, ore 18.17, da https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2017/12/03/referendum-4-dicembre-un-anno-dopo-la-catastrofe-annunciata-da-renzi-con-la-vittoria-del-no-e-limplosione-del-suo-pd/4016975/

Referendum 4 dicembre, un anno dopo: la “catastrofe” annunciata da Renzi con la vittoria del No? È l’implosione del ‘suo’ Pd

Referendum 4 dicembre, un anno dopo: la “catastrofe” annunciata da Renzi con la vittoria del No? È l’implosione del ‘suo’ Pd
Investitori in fuga, crollo degli investimenti, banche a rischio collasso, Pil in picchiata, tracolli dell'occupazione e il ritorno del fantasma spread? Non è successo nulla di quanto preannunciato dall'ex premier in caso di sconfitta personale alle 'urne costituzionali' di fine 2016. L'unico, vero disastro è all'interno del Partito democratico a matrice renziana. Tra divisioni, scissioni, correnti e cespugli, c'è ancora chi spera nel 40% alle prossime elezioni politiche. Cuperlo è più realista del re: "Come se il Benevento arrivasse in Champions League". E allora si preannuncia un Patto del Nazareno/bis con Berlusconi e le destre
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Più informazioni su: Gianni Cuperlo, Matteo Renzi, Matteo Richetti, PD, Referendum Costituzionale 2016, Silvio Berlusconi
C’era chi evocava profezie apocalittiche, la catastrofe politica, la recessione. Ineluttabile, l’ora dell’Armageddon sarebbe arrivata, se avesse vinto il “No” al referendum costituzionale del 4 dicembre 2016, il giorno del giudizio in salsa renziana. Un anno dopo quel verdetto, bastano archivi e pagine di giornale per ricordare: investitori in fuga e crollo degli investimenti, banche a rischio collasso, Pil in picchiata, dicevano. E tracolli dell’occupazione: seicento mila posti di lavoro cancellati, azzardava il Centro studi di Confindustria
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