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WorldHostingDays Rebrands To CloudFest Before Annual Show
WorldHostingDays rebranded itself to operate under the name of CloudFest, Domain Name Wire reported Thursday. The move was seen as one which should have taken place some time ago. The company will officially begin going by its new name starting with its major annual show taking place in Europe, the...
Kickstarter Relaunches Drip Service With .RIP Domain
Kickstarter relaunched its Drip subscription service with a .rip domain name, Domain Incite reported Thursday. The crowdfunding service’s program works as a domain hack which uses the single character domain name of d.rip. It has been a part of the recent movement away from .com domains, though this...
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Goldman CEO Blankfein calls for second vote on Brexit
By Anjuli Davies and Andrew MacAskill LONDON (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein said on Thursday that many people want Britain to have a "confirming vote" on whether to leave the European Union. "Here in UK, lots of hand-wringing from CEOs over #Brexit," Blankfein...
Report: AMEX Partners With Ripple For Blockchain Payments
Partnerships utilizing Blockchain technology continue to grow – with the most recent example coming Thursday when American Express and Ripple joined forces to create a Blockchain-based payment infrastructure, Cointelegraph reported. The app is already being used for Business to Business (B2B)...
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Toxic algae flourishes despite vast sums spent to prevent it
MONROE, Mich. (AP) — Competing in a bass fishing tournament two years ago, Todd Steele cast his rod from his 21-foot motorboat — unaware that he was being poisoned. A thick, green scum coated western Lake Erie. And Steele, a semipro angler, was sickened by it. Driving home to Port Huron, Michigan,...
How to make an Indian spiced potato and coconut curry with sambal
Indian spiced potato and coconut curry with sambal and mint chutney Prep time: 15 minutes Cooking time: 25 minutes Serves 4 300g new potatoes, halved 2 tbsp coconut oil 3 tbsp curry powder 1 tbsp garam masala 1 onion 2...
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Teenagers who spend too much time on smartphone may develop suicidal tendencies
Smartphone addiction has become an actual problem in an increasingly digital world. Prolonged use of smartphones and computers may even increase the risk of depression and suicide- related behaviours in teenagers, especially girls, a major study warns. “These increases in mental health issues...
Parents set to get better information on children's learning
Parents will have better information about their children&aposs; learning following Government assurances today that schools will be required to report on the full curriculum - not just children&aposs; results in the three National Standards subjects, says NZEI Te ... ......
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Federer, Nadal urge caution over rule changes
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal said they welcome innovation in tennis but warned the game's administrators on Friday not to tamper too much with the current format. A series of rule changes and innovations are being trialled at the Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan, featuring the world’s top 21-and-under...
Andy Murray targets return in Brisbane ahead of Australian Open
Former world number one Andy Murray is targeting a return to competitive tennis at the Brisbane International in January in the lead-up to the Australian Open. The 30-year-old Scot has been sidelined with a hip problem since Wimbledon but returned to the court for a charity event in Glasgow, losing...
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Ex-France minister has to pay damages to Nadal
PARIS (AP) — Former French minister for health and sport Roselyne Bachelot was ordered to pay 10,000 euros ($11,800) in damages to Rafael Nadal on Thursday after accusing him of doping. In March last year, Bachelot said on a French television...
Federer beats Cilic again, this time at ATP Finals
LONDON (AP) — In a rematch of this year's Wimbledon final, Roger Federer came out on top again. The second-ranked Swiss lost the first set Thursday but still managed to beat Marin Cilic 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-1 at the ATP Finals. Federer had already advanced to the semifinals at the season-ending...
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Sudanese Leader Says He Would Back State Governor In 2020 Presidential Election
Sudanese Leader Says He Would Back State Governor In 2020 Presidential Election
Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir said Thursday he would support the governor of the country’s Gezira state in 2020 presidential elections if Mohamed Tahir Ayala decided to stand, Reuters reports. Bashir, who came...
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Ex-U.S. Homeland Security Chief Hospitalized In Critical Condition
Ex-U.S. Homeland Security Chief Hospitalized In Critical Condition
Former U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge was in critical condition Thursday after undergoing an emergency heart procedure at a hospital in Austin, The Associated Press reports. A Ridge spokesman said the...
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Keystone Pipeline Leaks 210,000 Gallons of Oil in South Dakota
Keystone Pipeline Leaks 210,000 Gallons of Oil in South Dakota
Crews were on site at the Keystone Pipeline on Thursday after 210,000 gallons of oiled leaked in Marshall County, South Dakota, according to the pipeline operator, TransCanada, reported by CNN. Officials were still...
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Hawaii Mental Hospital Had 17 Escapes In Past 8 Years
Hawaii Mental Hospital Had 17 Escapes In Past 8 Years
More than a dozen escapes have occurred over the past eight years at a Hawaii psychiatric hospital where a patient who admitted killing a woman decades ago walked off the grounds and made it to California before he was...
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N. Korean Defector Had 10-Inch Parasite In Stomach, Unlike Anything Surgeon Had Ever Seen
N. Korean Defector Had 10-Inch Parasite In Stomach, Unlike Anything Surgeon Had Ever Seen
A respected South Korean trauma specialist and surgeon who has twice operated on the as-yet unidentified North Korean soldier critically wounded when he fled to the south Monday, described finding unusual parasites...
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House Republicans Pass Tax Reform Bill
House Republicans Pass Tax Reform Bill
House Republicans took a large step in moving forward with a bill that aims to cut taxes on businesses and individuals on Thursday by passing the bill for the GOP's attempts at overhauling the American tax system,...
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UN Calls For Myanmar To Give Citizenship To Rohingya, Cease Military Operations
UN Calls For Myanmar To Give Citizenship To Rohingya, Cease Military Operations
A United Nations General Assembly committee called on Myanmar to end the military operations that have “led to the systematic violation and abuse of human rights” for the Rohingya Muslims in the country's Rakhine state...
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Chile's Presidential Hopefuls Wrap Up Campaigning Ahead Of Sunday's Vote
Chile's Presidential Hopefuls Wrap Up Campaigning Ahead Of Sunday's Vote
Chile’s presidential hopefuls wrapped up campaigning on Thursday in a race that has pitted billionaire Sebastian Pinera’s promise for change against center-left...
UN Chief Says Suppressing Human Rights Breeds Terrorism
UN Chief Says Suppressing Human Rights Breeds Terrorism
The best breeding ground for terrorism are in countries suppressing human rights, United Nations Secretary Gen. António Guterres said during a crucial speech...
Mossad Used Bosnian Passports To Kill Drone Expert: Hamas
Mossad Used Bosnian Passports To Kill Drone Expert: Hamas
A report by PressTV says Hamas claims Israeli spy agency Mossad’s agents used Bosnian passports last year to assassinate Mohamed Zawahri, a Tunisian drone...
Lions Next In Line After Trump Administration Lifts Ban On Elephant Trophies
Lions Next In Line After Trump Administration Lifts Ban On Elephant Trophies
After the Trump administration lifted a ban on body part imports of elephants killed for sport in Africa — lions are now expected to follow suit, according to...
Russia Vetoes Renewal Of Syria Chemical Weapons Inquiry
Russia Vetoes Renewal Of Syria Chemical Weapons Inquiry
Russia submitted its 10th veto during a United Nations Security Council vote, blocking a U.S. draft resolution to restore the international inquiry into who is...
Russia Names Nine US Media Outlets Likely To Be Considered 'Foreign Agents'
Russia Names Nine US Media Outlets Likely To Be Considered 'Foreign Agents'
Russia released the names of nine U.S. government-sponsored news outlets likely to be considered “foreign agents” under new legislation being pushed through...
Cambodia's Supreme Court dissolves opposition party
Cambodia's Supreme Court dissolves opposition party
Cambodia's Supreme Court dissolved the main opposition party, leaving authoritarian Prime Minister Hun Sen clear to extend more than three decades in power in a...
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Politics hinders springs restoration
Politics hinders springs restoration
The graphs put out by the water-management districts show a line depicting the level of the upper...
A moment of reckoning for Al Franken — and everyone else who contributes to the ...
A moment of reckoning for Al Franken — and everyone else who contributes to the ...
Stories about powerful men engaging in sexual misconduct are becoming so common that, as with mass...
Americans need treatment for gun fever: Letters
Americans need treatment for gun fever: Letters
U.S. health crisis: Gun fever Our country is having a health crisis. It's called gun fever. The...
Being Shoved Into Meaninglessness
Being Shoved Into Meaninglessness
I'm an advocate of higher education and all, but so much for assuming that the development of common...
The Menendez mistrial proves that sleazy isn’t necessarily criminal
The Menendez mistrial proves that sleazy isn’t necessarily criminal
A series of Supreme Court decisions over the past two decades has made prosecuting public corruption...
The world’s strongest conservation law is under attack. It needs to be fixed instead.
The world’s strongest conservation law is under attack. It needs to be fixed instead.
Today, you’re either for or against the Endangered Species Act. There’s a better way. ......
Commentary: Whatever happened to the presumption of innocence?
Commentary: Whatever happened to the presumption of innocence?
I want to praise Jeremy Piven. That’s a risky thing to do, I know. Piven is one of Those Men. One of...
