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Mya Wollf (R), 28, and Robin Pickell, 23, practising 'freegans', sort through food they recently found in a dumpster behind Commercial Drive in Vancouver, British Columbia April 10, 2012. A 'Freegan' is someone who gathers edible food from the garbage bins of grocery stores or food stands that would otherwise have been thrown away. Freegans aim to spend little or no money purchasing food and other goods, not through financial need but to try to address issues of over-consumption and excess.  Picture taken April 10, 2012.   REUTERS/Ben Nelms

Dumpster diners

A look at people who dumpster dive for food not because of need but to try to address societal issues about over-consumption.   Slideshow 

Yoga instructor Tao Porchon-Lynch helps a student through a yoga hand stand in her yoga class in Hartsdale, New York,  May 14, 2012. At 93 years old, Porchon-Lynch was named the world's oldest yoga teacher by Guinness World Records. REUTERS/Keith Bedford  (UNITED STATES - Tags: SOCIETY)

Oldest yoga teacher

Tao Porchon-Lynch, 93, was named the world's oldest yoga teacher by Guinness World Records.  Slideshow 

Intel to supply Apple TV chip, but not iPhone chip

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SAN FRANCISCO | Wed Jan 10, 2007 12:53pm EST

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel Corp. denied on Wednesday that it would be the supplier of the main chip inside Apple Inc.'s highly anticipated iPhone, but said it is supplying chips for the Apple TV.

"We are not providing the silicon inside the iPhone," Intel spokesman Bill Kirkus told Reuters. "We are providing the silicon inside the Apple TV."

Intel was responding to an earlier Reuters story that quoted an Apple spokesman in Germany as saying Intel would supply the central processing unit (CPU) for the iPhone.

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