International Business Times - By JR Tungol | April 09 2013

Whether you believe in extraterrestrial life or not, a new documentary -- “Sirius” -- will have you in awe, as scientists promise to reveal a tiny alien creature measures six inches from head to toe.

Photo: YouTube The six-inch tiny alien humanoid that will be revealed in "Sirius" documentary.

“Sirius,” which has its Hollywood debut on April 22 and limited release at select theaters across the nation shortly after, begs the ever-so-intriguing question if life exists beyond Earth.

AmericanBanker.com - 3/28/13, Victoria Finkle

Public frustration has been mounting over the lack of high-profile criminal prosecutions in the wake of the financial crisis here in the U.S. But the same cannot be said abroad.

Several news outlets reported that Iceland's special prosecutor, hired in 2009 to investigate suspicious activities at several major banks, indicted fifteen bankers — including two chief executives — earlier this month over illegal activity tied to the meltdown of the country's banking system in the fall of 2008. The bankers are accused of stock-price manipulation and securities fraud.

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PastHorizonspr.com - 3/26/13

A colossal statue of red granite (5.4 m) representing the god Hapi, which decorated the temple of Thonis-Heracleion. The god of the flooding of the Nile, symbol of abundance and fertility, has never before been discovered at such a large scale, which points to his importance for the Canopic region. ©Franck Goddio/Hilti Foundation, photo: Christoph Gerigk

New research into Thonis-Heracleion, a sunken port-city that served as the gateway to Egypt in the first millennium BC, was examined at a recent international conference at the University of Oxford. The port city, situated 6.5 kilometres off today’s coastline, was one of the biggest commercial hubs in the Mediterranean before the founding of Alexandria.