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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 2013

Page

11

Sinai Offensive Expands With Troops, Tanks and Helicopters

Egyptian forces backed by helicopter gunships and tanks moved through villages in northern Sinai near the Gaza border on day three of a major offensive against Islamic militants. About 20 militants were killed and 20 captured, as an al Qaeda inspired group claimed responsibility for last week's failed assassination attempt on Egypt’s interior minister.

El-Arish Egypt Sinai Peninsula Gaza Strip Cairo

Van Gogh work found after six decades in attic

The 1888 painting Sunset at Montmajour was authenticated by the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, ending decades in a Norwegian industrialist’s attic. Experts used Van Gogh’s letters, pigment analysis, and X-ray imaging to confirm the work’s provenance and date.

Amsterdam van Gogh van Gogh Museum Montmajour Vincent van Gogh Axel Rueger Arles France Rueger Netherlands

Robohand: 3D printed prosthetic fingers aid many

South African carpenter Richard van As lost four fingers but built Robohand with Ivan Owen using cables screws and a 3D printer. The device costs about 500 and helps people without fingers grasp objects, with about 170 fitted so far.

Johannesburg Richard van As Associated Press Ivan Owen Seattle van As

Iran’s Rouhani Urges Cabinet to Open Facebook Pages

Iran expands online outreach as President Rouhani asks ministers to create Facebook pages. The move aims to humanize the presidency amid a government clash over Internet openness versus control and questions over page authenticity among ministerial accounts.

Iran Tehran Hasan Rouhani Shargh Daily Rouhani Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

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