ITN News - Latest uploads

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ITN is one of the world’s leading news organisations. Every day ITN News provides the latest video news from across the world direct from their London studios to the Dailymotion community.

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Reuters - Latest uploads & LIVE Stream

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Reuters.com brings you the latest news from around the world, covering breaking news in business, politics, entertainment, technology, and more in video!

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World Team Tennis 2013 - Livestream & Replays

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Dailymotion is streaming World TeamTennis (http://www.wtt.com/) matches in addition to hosting all the matches in their entirety no later than 24 hours after each match. Featured players include Andy Roddick, Venus Williams, Martina Hingis, John McEnroe, Sloane Stephens, and the Bryan Brothers. World TeamTennis is a coed professional tennis league played with a team format in the United States. Each match consists of five sets. Each set features a different configuration (men’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s singles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles). Coaches, before the match, decide the order in which the sets will be played. Each player on a team usually plays in at least one of the five sets.

Team matches consist of five sets, with one set each of men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles. Scoring is no-ad and game scoring is 1,2,3 game. The first team to reach five games wins each set. A nine-point tiebreaker is played, if a set reaches four-all. One point is awarded for each game won. If necessary, Overtime and a Supertiebreaker are played to determine the winner of the match. The league’s season normally takes place in the summer months. Players from the ATP and WTA take a break from their tour schedules to partake in World TeamTennis.

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Live Stream Schedule:-

Sun., 7/7 – 8:00 PM (EDT) Philadelphia @ Orange County

Mon., 7/8 – 7:10 PM (EDT) New York @ Washington

Wed., 7/10 – 10:35 PM (EDT) Orange County @ Sacramento

Thurs., 7/11 – 7:10 PM (EDT) Springfield @ Washington

Fri., 7/12 – 9:05 PM (EDT) Orange County @ Springfield

Sat., 7/13 – 10:00 PM (EDT) Springfield @ Orange County

Sun., 7/14 – 6:00 PM (EDT) Philadelphia @ Boston

Mon., 7/15 – 7:00 PM (EDT) Washington @ Boston

Tues., 7/16 – 10:00 PM (EDT) Texas @ Orange County

Wed., 7/17 – 10:35 PM (EDT) Texas @ Sacramento

Thurs., 7/18 – 7:30 PM (EDT) Orange County @ New York

Fri., 7/19 – 7:00 PM (EDT) Orange County @ Philadelphia

Sat., 7/20 – 7:10 PM (EDT) New York @ Washington

Sun., 7/21 – 7:00 PM (EDT) Texas @ Philadelphia

Mon., 7/22 – 7:30 PM (EDT) Texas @ New York

Mon., 7/22 – 10:35 PM (EDT) Orange County @ Sacramento Capitals

Tues., 7/23 – 7:30 PM (EDT) Washington @ New York

Wed., 7/24 – TBD Western Conference Match TBD

Wed., 7/24 – TBD Eastern Conference Match TBD

Thurs., 7/25 – TBD Eastern Conference Finals

Thurs., 7/25 – TBD Western Conference Finals

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How to Make Money With Your Twitter Account

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Hello friends today we will discuss about how you can make money with twitter, as you all know twitter is one of the best social network known after Facebook & google +. Twitter is most commonly used by celebrities and brands. Twitter is really a successful social network and Peoples are just crazy behind twitter followers and their followings on twitter. However you really do not need to have a blog to make money with your twitter account. You just need to have a twitter account with some good list of followers. So today i will be showing you list of the sites that pays you for linking your account with them and doing tweets for which u will be getting paid.

Sponsored Tweets

Sponsored Tweets is recognized as one of the best site to make money with twitter. It is a well-known service. Sponsored tweets also lets you set your own price per click for the ads you will tweet. You can choose the ads you tweet from a list of ads which is updated regularly. For getting started with Sponsored Tweets you should have at least 50 followers , 100 tweets and an account that is 60 days old for signing up to sponsored tweets.

MyLikes

My likes is another extensive and popular ad platform which can be used on your twitter account,tumbler, YouTube and your blog also. You can choose from thousands of advertisers and you can also schedule the time when the advertisement will be tweeted from your twitter account. You can earn around .50$ per click on your tweets and you can get a payout per week.

Rev Twt

Rev twt is another twitter based advertising platform it is based on high number of twitter followers. In simple works the more followers you have on twitter the more money you can make. It works on the basis of CPC (Cost per Click) or CPT (Cost per Thousand Followers). You can also add multiple twitter accounts in Rev Twt to make more money. Payments are made via paypal when you reach a minimum of 20$ in your account.

AD.LY

Ad.ly is another good service which will let you send advertisements to your twitter account. Nowadays it is pretty much popular as it will enable you to monetize valuable content you are producing. However you would not be getting paid per click. Instead of ppc you will need to create a profile based on your interests then advertisers can choose your account to publicize a campaign. You had to agree to send some tweets at specific schedule and you will get paid.

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I hope that this will help you to make money with your twitter account. I tried my best to provide you with the best sites to make money with your twitter account. If you have any confusion about any of the service above do leave a comment below. We will reply you as soon as possible. Happy Blogging

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Hepatitis C - Causes, Symptoms, Treatment and Prevention

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Hepatitis is the medical term for inflammation of the liver. The hepatitis C virus is one of the many causes of inflammation of the liver. Liver inflammation can also be caused by other types of hepatitis viruses, as well as by alcohol, medications, and some other less common problems. Hepatitis C is a common cause of liver inflammation, liver disease, and liver cancer in North America. Almost 250,000 Canadians have hepatitis C, but many are not aware that they carry the virus. This is because many people who are infected with the hepatitis C virus do not have symptoms. Hepatitis C is transmitted from one person to another through blood or blood products that are infected with the virus. Modern screening tests have almost eliminated the transmission of hepatitis C through blood products (e.g., transfusions). Today the main way hepatitis C is spread in Canada is through contaminated drug needles.   Causes of Hepatitis C The hepatitis C virus (HCV) spreads through blood and can be transmitted in the following ways: Sharing needles while using illegal street drugs. In Canada, this is the main way hepatitis is spread. Using non-sterile instruments and needles for tattooing and body piercing. Receiving organs (such as a kidney, liver, or pancreas) from a donor who is infected with HCV. However, organ donors in Canada and the US are screened for HCV infection, so the risk of being infected with the virus after an organ transplant is low. Blood transfusion, which used to be a major way that HCV was spread. But today, screening tests are performed on all donated blood so this cause has almost been eliminated. Sharing personal care items such as razors, scissors, nail clippers, or a toothbrush with an infected person. Engaging in high-risk sexual behaviour (e.g., having multiple partners or not using condoms when having sex with an infected person). Although the risk is low, having a sexually transmitted infection or being infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) may increase the risk of sexual transmission of HCV infection. The risk of an infected pregnant woman transmitting the virus to her baby is also low. Doctors don't know the length of time a person infected with the virus remains contagious. For this reason, anyone who tests positive for the HCV antibody should take precautions to avoid spreading the infection. See "Treatment and Prevention" for more information.     Symptoms and Complications of Hepatitis C When HCV first infects the body, it is referred to as the acute phase. In the acute phase, some people experience symptoms such as tiredness and jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes). Other symptoms such as headache, fever, and abdominal pain may also occur. However, many people experience no symptoms during this acute phase of infection. About 80% of people infected with hepatitis C will develop a chronic infection. Since it progresses slowly, symptoms of chronic hepatitis can take up to 20 or 30 years to appear. Symptoms of chronic hepatitis C can include fatigue, jaundice, abdominal pain, and joint pain. Long-term complications of HCV infection include liver cirrhosis (liver scarring) and liver cancer. Although it may take many years to develop, 10% to 20% of people who have hepatitis C will develop liver cirrhosis, and of these people, 1% to 5% will develop liver cancer. Diagnosing Hepatitis C Doctors use blood tests to determine whether or not someone has hepatitis C. This includes tests to detect the presence of the hepatitis C virus or the antibodies produced by the body to fight the virus, as well as tests for liver inflammation or damage. The anti-HCV test detects the presence of antibodies to the hepatitis C virus. Antibodies are produced by the immune system as a result of a foreign substance (such as a virus) in the body. This test determines if someone has been exposed to the hepatitis C virus, but does not measure the amount of virus in the body. Another test called the HCV RNA test detects the actual virus in the blood and can measure the amount of virus in the body.     Blood tests are used to check for liver inflammation and damage. These tests check for enzymes normally found in liver cells. When liver cells are inflamed or damaged, more enzymes than normal will be released into the blood. Examples of enzymes found in liver cells include alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and aspartate aminotransferase (AST). In some cases, a liver biopsy may be performed to determine the extent of liver damage caused by hepatitis C. Treatment Not all people infected with HCV require or respond to treatment. Treatment is usually considered for people who have had elevated liver function tests for at least 3 months and also have liver inflammation or cirrhosis confirmed by a biopsy. People who have little or no liver damage as confirmed by a liver biopsy may not develop severe liver damage. They may choose not to have treatment right away, and instead opt to have doctors monitor their condition with regular blood tests and a liver biopsy every three to five years. Many factors need consideration when deciding on treatment. Your doctor will help you decide which and if treatment is right for you. There are several treatment options for chronic hepatitis, including medications and liver transplant. Medications available to treat chronic hepatitis include: boceprevir peginterferon alfa* ribavirin telaprevir   These antiviral medications help the body fight HCV. Peginterferon alfa is given as an injection under the skin. Ribavirin, telaprevir, and boceprevir are taken by mouth. Treatment usually involves more than one antiviral medication. The duration of treatment depends on a variety of factors, such as the genetic type of HCV that is causing the infection (these types are referred to as genotypes), the response to treatment, and whether a person has received treatment in the past. The side effects of antiviral medications can include flu-like symptoms, anemia, fever, fatigue, headaches, weight loss, nausea, skin rashes, and muscle or bone pain. A liver transplant may be required if the liver is severely damaged due to hepatitis C. If you have been diagnosed with chronic hepatitis C, you can help prevent additional liver damage by not drinking alcohol or smoking cigarettes or cigars. Some commonly used prescription and non-prescription medications as well as herbal products can also affect the liver and cause more damage. Talk to your doctor or health care professional about the safety of taking certain medications. Prevention At present, no vaccine exists to prevent infection with HCV. Therefore, it is important to avoid exposure to the virus. Use the following precautions to reduce your risk of infection: Do not share a toothbrush, razor, or anything else that might have blood on it with someone who has hepatitis C. Use latex condoms during sexual intercourse and reduce your number of sexual partners if you have more than one. If you work in a hospital or other health care facility, wear protective gloves and clothing when disposing of needles and other contaminated sharp objects. If you want to get a tattoo or have your body pierced, make sure the practitioner sterilizes the instruments and supplies. Avoid using illegal street drugs (including intranasal or "snorted" cocaine) or find a drug rehabilitation program. If you do inject drugs, do not share needles or other equipment (such as cotton, spoons, and water) with other users. Call your doctor if you have symptoms of hepatitis, or if you think you may have been exposed to someone who has it.

Disclaimer: All information is provided here only for general health education. Please consult your health physician regarding any treatment of health issues.

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Breathtaking Views From Amazing Rooms

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Sometimes romantic, sometimes historic and always breathtaking-check out some extraordinary views from these world-class hotels. From the 2000-year-old Roman Colosseum to Sydney Harbour these breathtaking hotel views have been labelled the best in the world by a luxury magazine.

The Golden Gate, Alcatraz Island and the Transamerica Pyramid are all in glorious view from the balcony of The Oriental Suite at The Mandarin Oriental in San Francisco.

Wake up to the 2000-year-old Roman Colosseum from the Hotel Palazzo Manfredi in Rome.

Enjoy romantic and breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower from The Radisson Blu Le Metropolitan in "The City of Light."

Here's a view of one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal, from Oberoi Amarvilas in Agra, India.

Crystal blue water as far as the eye can see welcomes you at Mykonos Blu in Greece.

Extraordinary views of the Wrigley Building Clock Tower and Lake Michigan can be seen through floor-to-ceiling windows from the Trump Hotel in Chicago.

Scenic views of the expansive Pacific sit beside lush, tropical gardens at the St. Regis Princeville in Kauai City.

Views of vast, untouched landscapes in Torres del Paine National Park come courtesy of the Hotel Salto Chico in Patagonia.

Enjoy maximum vistas of the lagoon and mountains from the St. Regis Hotel in tropical Bora Bora.

The Presidential Suite at The Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney offers dramatic harbor views- which include the unforgettable Sydney Opera House.

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