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US Man Gives Up Wealth To Remake $1 Million From Nothing. But Quits Midway
YouTuber and millionaire Mike Black, who embarked on aninterestingchallenge by giving up all his wealth to see if he could rebuild it within a year, had to cut short the challenge due to personal reasons.
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Gary Stead Replaces Mike Hesson As New Zealand Head Coach
New Zealand Cricket appointed former Test batsman Gary Stead as the new Black Caps coach on Wednesday.
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Luke Cage's Mike Colter on Being 'The Only Black Guy' in Marvel's The Defenders
Mike Colter talks about not wasting ‘brain space’, and what Luke Cage will try to do in season 2.
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Netflix Infinite Runner Game Released, a Side-Scroller Based on Its Original Shows
In the game, you can choose from the likes of drug-lord Pablo Escobar via Narcos, Marco Polo from his eponymous show, Orange is the New Black’s Piper Chapman, and Mike Wheeler from Stranger Things.
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Indian-Americans Donate $60,000 To Families Of Killed Dallas Cops
The Indian-American community in Dallas has donated USD 60,000 to the family members of the Dallas police officers killed by a gunman during a recent protest against the fatal police shootings of black men.
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Man Attacked by Shark in Australia
A man was to undergo emergency surgery in Australia today after a shark attack, officials said, the latest in a string of similar incidents off the country's east coast.
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Video Shows Police Wrestle Pregnant Black Woman to Ground
Police body camera footage published online by a rights group on Thursday showed two California officers wrestling to the ground a black woman who was eight months pregnant, and arresting her following a dispute with another woman.
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Wisconsin Police Fatally Shoot Black Teen, Prompting Protest
Wisconsin police fatally shot an apparently unarmed African-American teenager on Friday, prompting dozens of people to protest at the site of the killing, according to police and videos published on social media.
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US Presidential Contenders Quiet on Police Shootings Protests
As prospective candidates look toward replacing America's first black president in 2016, most have avoided speaking in depth or detail about the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner.
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New Zealand Starting to Challenge Away From Home, Says Coach Mike Hesson
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson said the tense draw in the second Test against Pakistan that finished Friday in Dubai had proved the point that the Black Caps are no pushovers against top teams away from home.
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US lawmakers concerned about threats to Winter Olympics
US lawmakers raised concerns on Sunday about the threat of attacks at the upcoming Winter Olympics in Sochi, with one faulting Russia for not sharing intelligence.
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Man who hatched plot to kill Nelson Mandela jailed for 35 years
The mastermind behind a rightwing extremist plot to kill former South African president Nelson Mandela and drive blacks out of the country was sentenced today to 35 years in jail.
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New Zealand no Ashes 'entree' says Mike Hesson
Meanwhile Hesson said he did not expect the dramatic climax to the Auckland match to have any bearing on the forthcoming series with England, although his frustration in the Black Caps' failure to force a victory was evident.
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New Zealand's Doug Bracewell ruled out of first Test, 'sorry' for behaviour
Team manager Mike Sandle said he was disappointed in Bracewell, who had brought unwelcome attention on the Black Caps on the eve of the Test. New Zealand lost both the recently completed one-day and Twenty20 series against England 2-1 and go into the Test series as underdogs.
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New Zealand capitulate on 'tour from Hell'
Former national coach David Trist said New Zealand's players "will need counselling in some cases" after a similarly lopsided score in the opening Test, where the Black Caps managed only 45 runs in their first innings.
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US Man Gives Up Wealth To Remake $1 Million From Nothing. But Quits Midway
YouTuber and millionaire Mike Black, who embarked on aninterestingchallenge by giving up all his wealth to see if he could rebuild it within a year, had to cut short the challenge due to personal reasons.
-
Gary Stead Replaces Mike Hesson As New Zealand Head Coach
New Zealand Cricket appointed former Test batsman Gary Stead as the new Black Caps coach on Wednesday.
-
Luke Cage's Mike Colter on Being 'The Only Black Guy' in Marvel's The Defenders
Mike Colter talks about not wasting ‘brain space’, and what Luke Cage will try to do in season 2.
-
Netflix Infinite Runner Game Released, a Side-Scroller Based on Its Original Shows
In the game, you can choose from the likes of drug-lord Pablo Escobar via Narcos, Marco Polo from his eponymous show, Orange is the New Black’s Piper Chapman, and Mike Wheeler from Stranger Things.
-
Indian-Americans Donate $60,000 To Families Of Killed Dallas Cops
The Indian-American community in Dallas has donated USD 60,000 to the family members of the Dallas police officers killed by a gunman during a recent protest against the fatal police shootings of black men.
-
Man Attacked by Shark in Australia
A man was to undergo emergency surgery in Australia today after a shark attack, officials said, the latest in a string of similar incidents off the country's east coast.
-
Video Shows Police Wrestle Pregnant Black Woman to Ground
Police body camera footage published online by a rights group on Thursday showed two California officers wrestling to the ground a black woman who was eight months pregnant, and arresting her following a dispute with another woman.
-
Wisconsin Police Fatally Shoot Black Teen, Prompting Protest
Wisconsin police fatally shot an apparently unarmed African-American teenager on Friday, prompting dozens of people to protest at the site of the killing, according to police and videos published on social media.
-
US Presidential Contenders Quiet on Police Shootings Protests
As prospective candidates look toward replacing America's first black president in 2016, most have avoided speaking in depth or detail about the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner.
-
New Zealand Starting to Challenge Away From Home, Says Coach Mike Hesson
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson said the tense draw in the second Test against Pakistan that finished Friday in Dubai had proved the point that the Black Caps are no pushovers against top teams away from home.
-
US lawmakers concerned about threats to Winter Olympics
US lawmakers raised concerns on Sunday about the threat of attacks at the upcoming Winter Olympics in Sochi, with one faulting Russia for not sharing intelligence.
-
Man who hatched plot to kill Nelson Mandela jailed for 35 years
The mastermind behind a rightwing extremist plot to kill former South African president Nelson Mandela and drive blacks out of the country was sentenced today to 35 years in jail.
-
New Zealand no Ashes 'entree' says Mike Hesson
Meanwhile Hesson said he did not expect the dramatic climax to the Auckland match to have any bearing on the forthcoming series with England, although his frustration in the Black Caps' failure to force a victory was evident.
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New Zealand's Doug Bracewell ruled out of first Test, 'sorry' for behaviour
Team manager Mike Sandle said he was disappointed in Bracewell, who had brought unwelcome attention on the Black Caps on the eve of the Test. New Zealand lost both the recently completed one-day and Twenty20 series against England 2-1 and go into the Test series as underdogs.
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New Zealand capitulate on 'tour from Hell'
Former national coach David Trist said New Zealand's players "will need counselling in some cases" after a similarly lopsided score in the opening Test, where the Black Caps managed only 45 runs in their first innings.
