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[[Toshiba Breaks Out As Fastest Growing Storage Media Supplier Of 2016]( from [Forbes]( 1 hour ago In a market rife with consolidation, Toshiba America Electronic Components, or TAEC as they’re more easily referred to, is mounting a growing offensive position versus its top rivals Western Digital and Seagate. While the legacy hard disk drive juggernauts strive to maintain relevance through acquisition of major SSD players like SanDisk and LSI, Toshiba’s roots as the inventor of NAND Flash for SSDs and have afforded the company a natural, long term soup-to-nuts play in both spinning and...]( [Arena: U.S. 'not likely' to have all three of Cameron, Dempsey, Howard for qualifiers]( from [Sports Illustrated]( 1 hour ago MILLBRAE, Calif. (AP) — Bruce Arena is preparing for a pair of critical World Cup qualifiers this month uncertain about the availabilities of forward Clint Dempsey, defender Geoff Cameron and goalkeeper Tim Howard... [Hungary to detain all asylum seekers in shipping containers as the country's PM describes influx of migrants as a 'Trojan horse for terrorism']( from [Daily Mail]( 1 hour ago Hungary has approved plans to detain asylum seekers in shipping containers in a move the UN said will have a 'terrible physical and psychological impact' on refugees... [Up close with the Mercedes-AMG GT Concept]( from [The Verge]( 1 hour ago In spite of all its glistening sheen and modern technology, the Mercedes-AMG GT Concept unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show today feels almost primal. Its exaggerated, dominant front end is like a neanderthal’s oversized jaw, grinning a toothy radiator smile. The designers aimed for and indeed accomplished "extremely muscular proportions," and they painted this show car in a most enigmatic warm color that’s never quite certain if it’s red, orange, pink, or yellow. Speaking with Mercedes... [Exercise better than drugs for cancer fatigue]( from [FOX News]( 3 hours ago Cancer patients may ease fatigue more effectively with exercise and psychotherapy than with medication, a recent study suggests. Researchers examined data from 113 previously published studies involving more than 11,500 cancer patients with fatigue. Patients were randomly assigned to treat their exhaustion with exercise or psychotherapy, or both, or with drugs. Exercise and psychotherapy were associated with a 26 percent to 30 percent reduction in fatigue during and after cancer treatment,... Get News360 News360 Inc., 180 Sansome St, Floor 4, San Francisco, CA 94104 [Unsubscribe](