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Mark Matulaitis holds out his arms so the Parkinson's specialist can check his tremors. But this is no doctor's office: Matulaitis sits in his rural home as a neurologist a few hundred kilometers away examines him via the camera in his laptop.
Welcome to the virtual house call, the latest twist on telemedicine. It's increasingly getting attention as a way to conveniently diagnose simple maladies, such as whether that runny nose and cough is a cold or the flu. One company even offers a smartphone app that lets tech-savvy consumers connect to a doctor for $49 a visit.

The doctor will see you now, via webcam

A report in the journal mBIO suggests the virus is ubiquitous among Saudi Arabian , the one-humped variety. The animals get the virus when they're young, and it often doesn't make them sick.
"We now know the answers to several questions," says the report's senior author, of Columbia University. "First, this virus infection is very common in camels. It probably occurs early in these camels. So this is a reservoir that is constantly replenishing itself. It can go directly from camels to humans, with no need for adaptation in another animal. And there's a lot of virus."
"This really confirms that this is a camel virus," says virologist of Erasmus University, who wasn't involved in the study.

Deadly MERS Virus Circulates Among Arabian Camels

Singer Holly Williams is Expecting First Child

It’s another five months before singer Holly Williams‘s first child is due to arrive, but the new addition is already a peacemaker.

“My husband [Chris Coleman] and I are traveling all the time and we have very stressful schedules, but if we start getting in a little tiff, we’re both like, ‘Wait, can the baby hear us right now? We can’t do this!’ ” The couple, who married in 2009, have been on the road separately much of the past year — Williams released her third album The Highway last year and Coleman is a multi-instrumentalist who tours with Kings of Leon — so the pregnancy took them by surprise.

Singer Holly Williams is Expecting First Child

French Pavilion Expo Milano 2015 by XTU Architects - News - Frameweb

The theme of the upcoming Expo Milano 2015 is "Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life" and will cover the issues of nutrition, limited resources and water access to the world's exponentially growing population. Paris-based XTU Architects conceived of a fertile roof structure which represents the productive soils found in France for their national pavilion. Known for its rich genetic heritage and high quality gastronomy, France's geology can lead to a food revolution as a future resource.

French Pavilion Expo Milano 2015 by XTU Architects

Two months ago Elena Baltacha revealed to the world at large that she was suffering from liver cancer. She said: 'I have recently been diagnosed with cancer of the liver. I'm undergoing treatment and fighting this illness with everything I have.'

Elena Blatacha died from the ravaging disease on Sunday. In a statement released on behalf of her family, her agent Mr Severino said: 'It is with deepest sadness that we bring you the following news - Elena Baltacha died in the early hours of Sunday 4 May of liver cancer. She was 30 years old.'

She was a British tennis star who possessed a lot of power and prowess. She had taken an oath to battle the deadly ailment with every ounce of her strength.

'Elena, who always went by her nickname Bally, was diagnosed with liver cancer in mid-January 2014, two months after retiring from professional tennis and just a few weeks after marrying Nino Severino, her long-time coach and partner.'

Yet, while disease can be cured, fate is incurable. Cancer took this lively blonde sports celebrity’s life at the tender age of 30. Sources close to her confirmed that she had died and as for her husband, he was absolutely grief-stricken.

His wife, who was known by the moniker Bally, had left him bereft of all he ever possessed. He is a sad man now. Her husband Nino Severino was also her coach and married her just after her retirement from professional tennis.

Mr Severino added: 'We are heartbroken beyond words at the loss of our beautiful, talented and determined Bally. She was an amazing person and she touched so many people with her inspirational spirit, her warmth and her kindness.'

Elena Baltacha Dies of Liver Cancer at the Age of 30

Two months ago Elena Baltacha revealed to the world at large that she was suffering from liver cancer. She said: 'I have recently been diagnosed with cancer of the liver. I'm undergoing treatment and fighting this illness with everything I have.'
Elena Blatacha died from the ravaging disease on Sunday. In a statement released on behalf of her family, her agent Mr Severino said: 'It is with deepest sadness that we bring you the following news - Elena Baltacha died in the early hours of Sunday 4 May of liver cancer. She was 30 years old.'
She was a British tennis star who possessed a lot of power and prowess. She had taken an oath to battle the deadly ailment with every ounce of her strength.
'Elena, who always went by her nickname Bally, was diagnosed with liver cancer in mid-January 2014, two months after retiring from professional tennis and just a few weeks after marrying Nino Severino, her long-time coach and partner.'
Yet, while disease can be cured, fate is incurable. Cancer took this lively blonde sports celebrity’s life at the tender age of 30. Sources close to her confirmed that she had died and as for her husband, he was absolutely grief-stricken.
His wife, who was known by the moniker Bally, had left him bereft of all he ever possessed. He is a sad man now. Her husband Nino Severino was also her coach and married her just after her retirement from professional tennis.
Mr Severino added: 'We are heartbroken beyond words at the loss of our beautiful, talented and determined Bally. She was an amazing person and she touched so many people with her inspirational spirit, her warmth and her kindness.'

Read more at http://www.i4u.com/2014/05/73255/elena-baltacha-dies-liver-cancer#CzrtTH9eElAjZ9Lg.99

Two months ago Elena Baltacha revealed to the world at large that she was suffering from liver cancer. She said: 'I have recently been diagnosed with cancer of the liver. I'm undergoing treatment and fighting this illness with everything I have.'
Elena Blatacha died from the ravaging disease on Sunday. In a statement released on behalf of her family, her agent Mr Severino said: 'It is with deepest sadness that we bring you the following news - Elena Baltacha died in the early hours of Sunday 4 May of liver cancer. She was 30 years old.'
She was a British tennis star who possessed a lot of power and prowess. She had taken an oath to battle the deadly ailment with every ounce of her strength.
'Elena, who always went by her nickname Bally, was diagnosed with liver cancer in mid-January 2014, two months after retiring from professional tennis and just a few weeks after marrying Nino Severino, her long-time coach and partner.'
Yet, while disease can be cured, fate is incurable. Cancer took this lively blonde sports celebrity’s life at the tender age of 30. Sources close to her confirmed that she had died and as for her husband, he was absolutely grief-stricken.
His wife, who was known by the moniker Bally, had left him bereft of all he ever possessed. He is a sad man now. Her husband Nino Severino was also her coach and married her just after her retirement from professional tennis.
Mr Severino added: 'We are heartbroken beyond words at the loss of our beautiful, talented and determined Bally. She was an amazing person and she touched so many people with her inspirational spirit, her warmth and her kindness.'

Read more at http://www.i4u.com/2014/05/73255/elena-baltacha-dies-liver-cancer#CzrtTH9eElAjZ9Lg.99

Bishops hit out at welfare reforms

They said that politicians had a "moral imperative" to do more to control food price hikes and to make sure that the welfare system offered the poor an essential safety net from hunger.

The Anglican bishops write: "Half a million people have visited food banks in the UK since last Easter and 5,500 people were admitted to hospital in the UK for malnutrition last year.

"We often hear talk of hard choices. Surely few can be harder than that faced by the tens of thousands of older people who must 'heat or eat' each winter, harder than those faced by families whose wages have stayed flat while food prices have gone up 30% in just five years.

"Yet beyond even this we must, as a society, face up to the fact that over half of people using food banks have been put in that situation by cut backs to and failures in the benefit system, whether it be payment delays or punitive sanctions."

They added: "We call on government to do its part: acting to investigate food markets that are failing, to make sure that work pays, and to ensure that the welfare system provides a robust last line of defence against hunger."

Signatories to the letter included Anglican bishops Stephen Patten (Wakefield), David Walker (Manchester), Tim Stevens (Leicester), Andy John (Bangor), Tony Porter (Sherwood), Paul Butler (Durham), Alan Wilson (Buckingham), Alan Smith (St Albans), Nick Holtam (Salisbury), Tim Thornton (Truro), John Pritchard (Oxford), Steven Croft (Sheffield), Jonathan Gledhill (Lichfield), Michael Perham (Gloucester), Alastair Redfern (Derby), Lee Rayfield (Swindon), James Langstaff (Rochester), Martin Warner (Chichester), Mike Hill (Bristol), Martin Wharton (Newcastle), Peter Maurice (Taunton), Gregory Cameron (St Asaph), Peter Burrows (Doncaster), Stephen Cottrell (Chelmsford), Martyn Snow (Tewkesbury) and John Holbrook (Brixworth). They were joined by a number of Methodist Districts and the Quaker Peace and Social Justice group.

Responding to the bishops' calls, Labour's shadow work and pensions secretary Rachel Reeves said: "This letter should be a wake-up call to David Cameron.

"His Government's policies are making life harder for families with a cost-of-living crisis making workers £1,600 worse off and the bedroom tax forcing hundreds of thousands to food bank.

"This Tory-led Government's welfare reforms have penalised, rather than helped, those doing the right thing."

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Scientists have discovered huge coal deposits under the North Sea that could power Britain for centuries. 

Data from North Sea oil and gas exploration has been used to build a picture of the large coal deposits.
"We think there are between three trillion and 23 trillion tonnes of coal buried under the North Sea," Dermot Roddy, former professor of energy at Newcastle University, told the Sunday Times.
"This is thousands of times greater than all the oil and gas we have taken out so far, which totals around 6bn tonnes. If we could extract just a few per cent of that coal it would be enough to power the UK for decades or centuries," he continued.
Geologists are yet to discover the scale of the coal deposits, despite already knowing that Britain's coal resources stretched out into the North Sea.
Roddy is to reveal plans to sink the first boreholes by the end of 2014 at a Royal Academy of Engineering conference.
Professor of petroleum exploration at Imperial College London Richard Selley said that such discoveries of unconvential energy stores were "gamechangers".
"A decade ago the talk was all about peak oil and gas but that has gone out of the window," he said.
"The big game-changer is seismic imaging, which has become so sensitive that we can now pinpoint the 'sweet spots' where shale gas, oil and coal are to be found.
"There have also been huge improvements in horizontal drilling . . . and in hydraulic fracturing [fracking], which lets us get the gas and oil out of rock. If we put aside the green issues, then in perhaps 10 years we could be self-sufficient in gas and possibly oil too."
Energy companies previously deemed such stores inaccessible but technological advances such as gasification have allowed underground pumps to turn the coal into gas useful for power-generation.

Newly Discovered North Sea Coal 'Could Power Britain for Centuries'

Since Russian troops first entered the Crimean peninsula in early March, a series of media polling outlets have asked Americans how they want the U.S. to respond to the ongoing situation.  Although two-thirds of Americans have reported following the situation at least “somewhat closely,” most Americans actually know very little about events on the ground — or even where the ground is.
On March 28-31, 2014, we asked a national sample of 2,066 Americans (fielded via Survey Sampling International Inc. (SSI), what action they wanted the U.S. to take in Ukraine, but with a twist: In addition to measuring standard demographic characteristics and general foreign policy attitudes, we also asked our survey respondents to locate Ukraine on a map as part of a larger, ongoing project to study foreign policy knowledge. We wanted to see where Americans think Ukraine is and to learn if this knowledge (or lack thereof) is related to their foreign policy views. We found that only one out of six Americans can find Ukraine on a map, and that this lack of knowledge is related to preferences: The farther their guesses were from Ukraine’s actual location, the more they wanted the U.S.  to intervene with military force.

The less Americans know about Ukraine’s location, the more they want U.S. to intervene