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Watch: Indian Cuisine Rules This Multicultural Home: "We Eat Indian Food 90% Of The Time"
For Instagram user Jessica Vernekar, homemade Indian food is a way of life, providing nourishment and flavour to her ‘multicultural’ family.
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This Frog Species Can Secrete Wax To Stop It From Drying In Sun
The amphibian spends most of its life in the treetops, and it produces a waxy substance that covers its skin with a protective layer.
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Google Celebrates Life Of American Geologist Marie Tharp With An Interactive Doodle
On this day in 1998, the Library of Congress named her one of the greatest cartographers of the 20th century, and Google is celebrating the feat with a doodle.
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Google Maps Coming to WearOS With Offline Navigation: Details
Google Maps is coming to WearOS and users will be able to use it without an active connection with their handsets, the American tech giant announced during Samsung’s Unpacked event recently. The feature will be introduced to WearOS sometime later this year.
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Celsius Clients Beg for Their Cash Back in Letters to Judge Overseeing Firm’s Multi-Billion-Dollar Bankruptcy
Celsius clients have written to the judge overseeing the multi-billion-dollar crypto lender’s bankruptcy, asking for their cash back. The firm owed $4.7 billion (roughly Rs. 37,205 crore) to its users, according to a court filing earlier this month. Hundreds of letters from around the world recount the results of users' accounts being frozen, fro...
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Amazon’s Audible Expands Podcasts Business With 100,000 Free Shows to Take on Spotify, Apple Podcasts
Amazon has announced that it has added 100,000 free podcasts to Audible, the platform that was initially launched to offer audiobooks. The podcast shows on Audible consists of three million episodes that all are available without requiring any membership charges. Some of the new podcasts on the platform include Pod Save America, This American Life,...
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Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates 93rd Birthday With Massive Military Parade
President Donald Trump and his family got the royal treatment from Queen Elizabeth II this past week - and the American president was all in, gushing to Fox News that it was a highlight of his life, that the British monarch was "a spectacular . . . incredible woman" and that the two leaders shared an "automatic chemistry."
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, American Gods, Prey, and More – The Weekend Chill
Marvel's film universe expands even further, Neil Gaiman's award-winning work comes to life, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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Donald Trump Now Agrees With Majority Of Americans: He Wasn't Ready To Be President
Donald Trump spent a great portion of 2016 insisting that being president would be easy - at least for him. HuffPost compiled a number of examples of him dismissing the problems that accompany the job as being easily dispatched. Building a wall on the border with Mexico is easy. Beating Hillary Clinton would be easy. Renegotiating the Iran deal wou...
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In A First, Indian-American Elected As Mayor Of Californian City
For the first time, an Indian-American woman, Savita Vaidhyanathan, has been elected as the new Mayor of the key Californian city of Cupertino, globally known for its Apple headquarters. "This is definitely a very momentous moment in my life," Ms Vaidhyanathan told a packed house at community hall in Cupertino, 'The Mercury News' reported.
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French Open: Family Life Dramas Inspire Jack Sock
Jack Sock, who he youngest American man to reach the French Open last-16 since Pete Sampras 22 years ago, was at the bedside of his brother Eric who had been diagnosed with Lemierre's Syndrome at the start of this year.
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In nicest prank ever, waitress gets tip that changes her life
This awesome 'prank' gave American waitress Chelsea Roff the best shift ever. Chelsea, who is pretty awesome herself, had no idea what was in store when she arrived at work waiting tables in a Los Angeles eatery but everybody else did. Before she arrived, Break.com filled the restaurant with accomplices and installed hidden cameras.
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Radio show on Apple's Chinese workers is retracted
"This American Life" admits to fabricating stories in an earlier show on working conditions at Foxconn.
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Radio show on Apple's Chinese workers is retracted
"This American Life" admits to fabricating stories in an earlier show on working conditions at Foxconn.
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US radio episode about Apple factory abuse retracted
A popular US radio program on Friday retracted a story about harsh working conditions at factories that make Apple products in China, saying it contained "significant fabrications." The 39-minute episode of "This American Life," which is distributed by Public Radio International, featured Mike Daisey, a monologist who recounted his visits to Foxcon...
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Watch: Indian Cuisine Rules This Multicultural Home: "We Eat Indian Food 90% Of The Time"
For Instagram user Jessica Vernekar, homemade Indian food is a way of life, providing nourishment and flavour to her ‘multicultural’ family.
-
This Frog Species Can Secrete Wax To Stop It From Drying In Sun
The amphibian spends most of its life in the treetops, and it produces a waxy substance that covers its skin with a protective layer.
-
Google Celebrates Life Of American Geologist Marie Tharp With An Interactive Doodle
On this day in 1998, the Library of Congress named her one of the greatest cartographers of the 20th century, and Google is celebrating the feat with a doodle.
-
Google Maps Coming to WearOS With Offline Navigation: Details
Google Maps is coming to WearOS and users will be able to use it without an active connection with their handsets, the American tech giant announced during Samsung’s Unpacked event recently. The feature will be introduced to WearOS sometime later this year.
-
Celsius Clients Beg for Their Cash Back in Letters to Judge Overseeing Firm’s Multi-Billion-Dollar Bankruptcy
Celsius clients have written to the judge overseeing the multi-billion-dollar crypto lender’s bankruptcy, asking for their cash back. The firm owed $4.7 billion (roughly Rs. 37,205 crore) to its users, according to a court filing earlier this month. Hundreds of letters from around the world recount the results of users' accounts being frozen, fro...
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Amazon’s Audible Expands Podcasts Business With 100,000 Free Shows to Take on Spotify, Apple Podcasts
Amazon has announced that it has added 100,000 free podcasts to Audible, the platform that was initially launched to offer audiobooks. The podcast shows on Audible consists of three million episodes that all are available without requiring any membership charges. Some of the new podcasts on the platform include Pod Save America, This American Life,...
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Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates 93rd Birthday With Massive Military Parade
President Donald Trump and his family got the royal treatment from Queen Elizabeth II this past week - and the American president was all in, gushing to Fox News that it was a highlight of his life, that the British monarch was "a spectacular . . . incredible woman" and that the two leaders shared an "automatic chemistry."
-
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, American Gods, Prey, and More – The Weekend Chill
Marvel's film universe expands even further, Neil Gaiman's award-winning work comes to life, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
-
Donald Trump Now Agrees With Majority Of Americans: He Wasn't Ready To Be President
Donald Trump spent a great portion of 2016 insisting that being president would be easy - at least for him. HuffPost compiled a number of examples of him dismissing the problems that accompany the job as being easily dispatched. Building a wall on the border with Mexico is easy. Beating Hillary Clinton would be easy. Renegotiating the Iran deal wou...
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In A First, Indian-American Elected As Mayor Of Californian City
For the first time, an Indian-American woman, Savita Vaidhyanathan, has been elected as the new Mayor of the key Californian city of Cupertino, globally known for its Apple headquarters. "This is definitely a very momentous moment in my life," Ms Vaidhyanathan told a packed house at community hall in Cupertino, 'The Mercury News' reported.
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French Open: Family Life Dramas Inspire Jack Sock
Jack Sock, who he youngest American man to reach the French Open last-16 since Pete Sampras 22 years ago, was at the bedside of his brother Eric who had been diagnosed with Lemierre's Syndrome at the start of this year.
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In nicest prank ever, waitress gets tip that changes her life
This awesome 'prank' gave American waitress Chelsea Roff the best shift ever. Chelsea, who is pretty awesome herself, had no idea what was in store when she arrived at work waiting tables in a Los Angeles eatery but everybody else did. Before she arrived, Break.com filled the restaurant with accomplices and installed hidden cameras.
-
Radio show on Apple's Chinese workers is retracted
"This American Life" admits to fabricating stories in an earlier show on working conditions at Foxconn.
-
Radio show on Apple's Chinese workers is retracted
"This American Life" admits to fabricating stories in an earlier show on working conditions at Foxconn.
-
US radio episode about Apple factory abuse retracted
A popular US radio program on Friday retracted a story about harsh working conditions at factories that make Apple products in China, saying it contained "significant fabrications." The 39-minute episode of "This American Life," which is distributed by Public Radio International, featured Mike Daisey, a monologist who recounted his visits to Foxcon...
