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Top women diplomats, defense officials join #metoo movement

(L) Sarah Sewall ? the US Under Secretary of State for Human Rights ? in New Delhi, India, January 13, 2016; (R) Wendy Chamberlin ? the Deputy Commissioner of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) ? in Nairobi, Kenya, February 18, 2005. Combination picture created on November 29, 2017. AFP/Money Sharma and Simon Maina/Files WASHINGTON: More than 220 serving and former US diplomats, defence, and national security officials have added their names to the #metoo movement, releasing a letter saying that sexual harassment is rife in their professions. In the open letter posted online late Monday, the "women of the national security community" protested abuse and discrimination, saying that as in the private sector their complaints are ignored and they are held back professionally by the men they work with. "We, too, are survivors of sexual harassment, assault, and abuse or know others who are," they wrote in the letter headed #metoonatsec. "This is no...

A whale with words: Orca mimics human speech

Female orca Wikie (L), seen in 2011 with her calf, can mimic human words such as ?hello? and ?bye-bye?. Photo: AFP/file PARIS: Her head above water, Wikie the killer whale looks at the human trainer next to her pool, listens, then loudly vocalises: "Hello." It is not a perfect imitation, but, astonishingly, recognisable. It is the first scientific demonstration of an orca mimicking human words, which also included "Amy" -- the name of Wikie´s handler -- "Bye-Bye", and "One-Two-Three". "We were not expecting a perfect match, like a parrot," researcher Jose Abramson of the Complutense University of Madrid said of the experiment reported Wednesday in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Yet in a trial with six different words or phrases, some of Wikie´s attempts were "a very high quality match", especially given that orcas´ vocal anatomy is "totally different" to ours. It was hard not to jump for joy when Wik...

Google adds 'finance' tab to search filters, revamps Google Finance

Alphabet Inc said on Tuesday users doing a Google search would now be able to filter results with a new ?finance? tab, which works in the same way that its ?images? or ?news? tab does. The new search navigation tab gives users much of the same information that Google Finance does, including news on a company as well as details on its financials, the company said in a blog post. Alphabet also said it will retire a few features from Google Finance, including the portfolio feature that allowed users to track their investments.

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