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Pirelli tipped to stay beyond 2019

News on F1 

Aug.26 (GMM) Pirelli looks set to stay in formula one even beyond 2019. The FIA has put out a tender for the 2020-2023 period, with a switch to 18-inch wheels not happening until 2021. But one insider thinks Pirelli is […]

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Predicting the 8/26 Newcastle United lineup vs. Chelsea - Newcastle Toons

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Predicting the 8/26 Newcastle United lineup vs. Chelsea
Newcastle Toons
With Chelsea traveling to St. James' Park, we predict how Newcastle United will line up against the Blues. Newcastle United are looking for their first win after a loss and a draw to open the season. Entering their third match of the campaign, what ...
Newcastle vs Chelsea Preview: Classic Encounter, Team News, Predictions & More90min
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Sacramento offense flutters as Las Vegas evens series

Sacramento River Cats 

WEST SACRAMENTO, CA - In front of a sellout crowd at Raley Field, the Sacramento River Cats (51-80) mustered just four hits and fell to the Las Vegas 51s (64-67) by the final of 6-0.

Comeback queens claim Netball Super title

News.com.au 

Sunshine Coast Lightning have secured their second straight Super Netball title after notching a 62-59 win over West Coast Fever in the grand final at Perth Arena.

Emmanuel’s supporters hold Lagos rally as Akpabio’s godfather backs gov

The Punch 

Etim Ekpimah and Tobi Aworinde The Akwa Ibom State Government has said nobody can deter Governor Udom Emmanuel from seeking re-election in 2019. The Personal Assistant to the wife of the governor on Protocol Matters, Mrs Nsikan Ukpanah, who spoke to journalists during a rally by Emmanuel’s supporters in Lagos, on Saturday, said the governor’s […]



Julie Bishop resigns as foreign minister

News.com.au 

Liberal MP Julie Bishop has resigned as Foreign Affairs Minister and will move to the backbench, clearing the way for new Prime Minister Scott Morrison to unveil his new-look cabinet. Ms Bishop, 62, was deputy Liberal leader for more than a decade but she only received 11 votes in last Friday's leadership ballot after Malcolm Turnbull called a spill. In a statement issued on Sunday, Ms Bishop confirmed her decision and move to the backbench, adding she ha been pre-selected by the Liberal Party for... Читать дальше...

Jim Thome: Not sure I could still hit flagpole

«Star Tribune» (startribune.com) 

Former Twins slugger and new Hall of Famer Jim Thome says he’s happy to relive his Twins career at Target Field on Saturday, even if he’s not sure he could repeat some of his most memorable home runs.

Man wounded in Humboldt Park shooting

Chicago Sun-Times 

The 30-year-old was standing in the 2500 block of West Division Street when someone pulled out a gun and opened fire.

Volvo aims for 25% recycled plastics in every new car

Cyprus Mail 

Volvo has announced its ambition to ensure that, from 2025, at least 25 per cent of the plastics used in every newly launched Volvo car will be made from recycled material. Volvo Cars also urged auto industry suppliers to work more closely with car makers to develop next-generation components that are as sustainable as possible, […]

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Only the Rich Suffer from Hay Fever – Or So It Once Was Thought

History News Network 

Happy Hayfeverites

Hay fever season is commencing soon, sometime around August 15, and will probably last until sneezeless October 1.Choruses of ker-choos will begin to fill the air as sneezers scurry to amass allergy pills and 4-ply tissues. Although doctors and pharmacists welcome the economic boost, it is no holiday for the sufferers. But it used to be.

Century-old newspapers touted hay fever as being fashionable, deserving of its own special holiday, St. Sneezer’s Day. It was a movable date... Читать дальше...

FROM OUR ARCHIVES The American Press Has Served Us Well. We Need to Protect It.

History News Network 

At a time when casual TV viewers are being suddenly hammered with Presidential slurs and slanders directed frontally at our Press, Dr. Bornet has sat quietly in his retirement home apartment and summed up what newspapers have done for him. They served him as boy, youth in uniform, when getting that Stanford history doctorate, as college instructor, author, editor, and active retiree.

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Review of Patricia O’Toole’s “The Moralist: Woodrow Wilson and the World He Made”

History News Network 

In an era of congressional gridlock and political stands determined by opinion surveys, historians are re-evaluating our 28th President, Woodrow Wilson. Born in 1856 in Virginia to a minister, Wilson was pre-occupied with creating a high-minded vision for the United States, a nation he believed possessed a unique moral force in a corrupt world.

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Review of James A. Warren's "God, War, and Providence: The Epic Struggle of Roger Williams and the Narragansetts against the Puritans of New England"

History News Network 

In your American history textbook and mine, no matter where or when you encountered it, Roger Williams and the story of Rhode Island came right after the story of William Bradford’s Plymouth colony and John Winthrop’s Massachusetts Bay.  In the hurried trip through the mid-seventeenth century, Williams flees Massachusetts in 1636, founds Rhode Island as a haven for religious dissenters, voices some important ideas about the need to separate church and state, and then pretty much disappears from the narrative. Читать дальше...

What a New Study of British Spies Reveals About the CIA

History News Network 

Historians know a great deal about CIA history. The US government has acknowledged some 50 Cold War covert actions, from fiddling with Italian elections in the late 1940s to undermining Marxist influence in Yemen in the 1980s. Spy chiefs, practitioners, journalists, and academics have written enough books on the CIA to fill several libraries. Although debate still rages about the good or ill of the CIA, we know the major contours of its history.

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The Heroes of School Desegregation Were the Teachers

History News Network 

“There was not a manual, and there was not anything other than let’s try this, and with the overriding principle that these young people should not have to pay too big a price both in terms of their academic learning, in terms of their safety, by going through this process, because they didn’t volunteer for it either. And we’re all in it, in that sense. And that was the beauty of it, I mean, there were so many beautiful moments, but a lot of ugly stuff.”– Shelton Boyles, a former English teacher... Читать дальше...





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