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Top Headlines for July 28, 2020
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Egypt Releases News Editor After Over 2 Years in Detention
Egyptian authorities released the editor of an independent news website after more than two years in pre-trial detention, the head of Journalists' Union said.
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Iran Fires Missile at Mock Aircraft Carrier Amid US Tensions
Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard fired a missile from a helicopter targeting a replica aircraft carrier in the strategic Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, state television reported, an exercise aimed at threatening the U.S. amid tensions between Tehran and Washington.
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Stakes High as Depp’s Libel Case Against UK Tabloid Closes
Johnny Depp's libel case against a British tabloid that accused him of abusing ex-wife Amber Heard wraps up Tuesday after three weeks of court hearings that dissected a toxic celebrity love affair.
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Peugeot Maker PSA Makes Profit Despite Pandemic Sales Slide
The maker of Peugeot and Citroen cars, PSA Group, said Tuesday that it made a profit in the first six months of the year even as the coronavirus pandemic caused a deep drop in sales.
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South Korea to Have Solid Fuel Rockets in Major Deal With US
South Korea said Tuesday it has won U.S. consent to use solid fuel for space launch vehicles, a move that experts say would enable Seoul to launch its first surveillance satellites and accumulate technology to build more powerful missiles.
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UN Report: North Korean Officials Abused Repatriated Women
The U.N. human rights office reported Tuesday that scores of North Korean women who had traveled abroad in a desperate search for work were abused by security officials and police through beatings, detention in unsanitary conditions, undernourishment and invasive body searches after being sent back home.
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Police: 5 Pakistani Commandos Killed in Early Morning Raid
A raid on a suspected militant hideout in northwestern Pakistan early on Tuesday morning killed five anti-terrorism commandos and two militants, the police said.
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Zimbabwe’s Ruling Party Calls US Ambassador a ‘Thug’
Zimbabwe's ruling party has threatened the United States ambassador with expulsion, calling him a 'thug' and accusing him of funding organizers of anti-government protests planned for Friday.
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Australian Outback Pub Bans Messy Emus for ‘Bad Behavior’
An Australian Outback pub has banned emus for 'bad behavior,' and erected barriers to prevent the large, flightless birds from creating havoc inside.
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Damaged Door of Attacked German Synagogue Replaced
The bullet hole-ridden door of a German synagogue that held firm in a botched far-right attack on Yom Kippur last year was being replaced on Tuesday, a week after the suspect went on trial. It is slated to become part of a memorial.
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Top Headlines for July 27, 2020
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Portugal Placed on Wildfire Alert as Temperatures Climb
Authorities in Portugal put the entire country on a state of alert on Monday due to the high possibility of wildfires.
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Australian Watchdog Accuses Google of Privacy Breaches
Australia's consumer watchdog launched court action against Google on Monday alleging the technology giant misled account holders about its use of their personal data.
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Japan’s Mitsubishi Motors Racks Up Red Ink on Pandemic Pain
Mitsubishi Motors Corp. reported Monday a 176 billion yen ($1.7 billion) loss for April-June, and forecast more red ink for the fiscal year, as the coronavirus pandemic slammed auto demand around the world.
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AP PHOTOS: Unemployed at Home, Albanians Wait to Leave
For Hekuran Jahaj, the closure of borders between his nation of Albania and European Union member states was the worst news during an already difficult time caused by the global coronavirus outbreak.
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Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Surpass 100,000 in Indonesia
Indonesia announced Monday that its confirmed number of coronavirus cases has surpassed 100,000, the most in Southeast Asia, as an official said the government still doesn’t know when the outbreak will peak.
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German Economic Outlook Brighter for 3rd Month Post-Shutdown
An important indicator of the German business outlook rose in July for the third month in a row as economic activity continues to pick up after many of the coronoavirus restrictions were eased or lifted.
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S. Korean, Hungarian FMs Discuss Cooperation Amid Pandemic
The foreign ministers of South Korea and Hungary met in Seoul on Monday to discuss maintaining bilateral cooperation amid the COVID-19 pandemic, South Korea’s Foreign Ministry said.
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Palestinians: Settler Vandals Firebomb West Bank Mosque
The Palestinian Authority said Monday that a group of Israeli settlers has tried to burn down a mosque near the West Bank city of Ramallah.
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Spain: Court Hears Testimony on Whether Assange Was Spied On
Spain's National Court is due to hear testimony Monday in an investigation into whether a Spanish company was hired to spy on Julian Assange during the seven years the WikiLeaks founder spent in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London.
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Pilgrims Arrive in Mecca for Downsized Hajj Amid Pandemic
Muslim pilgrims have started arriving in Mecca for a drastically scaled-down hajj as Saudi authorities balance the kingdom’s oversight of one of Islam’s key pillars and the safety of visitors in the face of a global pandemic.
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Top Headlines for July 26, 2020
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India’s PM to Attend Temple Groundbreaking at Disputed Site
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend a groundbreaking ceremony next month for a Hindu temple on a disputed site in northern India where a 16th century mosque was torn down by Hindu hard-liners in 1992, according to the trust overseeing the temple construction.
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Senior UN Official Skips Pakistan Visit, Citing Flight Issue
The incoming president of the United Nations General Assembly announced Sunday that he was postponing a scheduled visit to Pakistan 'due to some technical flight problems.”
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AP Photos: Russian Enthusiast Builds His Own Mini-Railway
For Pavel Chilin, building his own railway was the fulfillment of a childhood dream.
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Luck? Genetics? Italian Island Spared From COVID Outbreak
Stranded on a tiny Italian island, a cancer researcher grew increasingly alarmed to hear that one, and then three more visitors had fallen ill with COVID-19.
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Arrests and Clashes Follow Anti-Netanyahu Protests in Israel
Police said Sunday they arrested more than a dozen Israelis in country-wide protests the previous night that drew thousands of people in a growing and persistent show of force against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his handling of the coronavirus crisis.
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Police: Man Fatally Shot at Protest in Texas
A man was fatally shot at a protest in Texas when he approached a vehicle and the driver inside opened fire, police said.
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Church Volunteer Admits to Arson Attack on French Cathedral
French authorities detained and charged a repentant church volunteer Sunday after he told investigators that he was responsible for an arson attack that badly damaged a 15th-century Gothic cathedral.
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MATCHDAY: Final Day of Premier League; Juve Can Seal Title
A look at what's happening around European soccer on Sunday:
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Car Hits Pedestrians in Berlin; 7 Injured
Seven people were injured in the German capital early Sunday morning after a driver apparently lost control of his car and drove into pedestrians, authorities said.
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Virus Adds to Deep Despair Felt by War-Weary Young Arabs
At 24, Sama al-Diwani and her college sweetheart had big dreams.
[#Photoshop #Tutorial] Expand and Bend Buildings In Photoshop! POWERFUL Photo Manipulation Techniques
Expand and Bend Buildings In Photoshop! POWERFUL Photo Manipulation Techniques
By Photoshop Training Channel
Published: Oct 05, 2019“
Powerful photo manipulation techniques to expand and bend a building in Photoshop!
Learn to use the Mixer Brush Tool to expand a building and the Puppet Warp Tool to bend it.
📘 INDEX – Expand and Bend Buildings In Photoshop!
00:57 – Selecting the Area to Expand
02:32 – Alternate Expanding Techniques
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Top Headlines for July 25, 2020
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Female Priests Now Outnumber Male Ones in Church of Sweden
The Church of Sweden has more female than male priests for the first time, according to numbers released this month, a sign of huge strides for gender equality since women were first allowed to be ordained in 1960.
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Buffalo to Play Home to Blue Jays Considered a ‘Natural’
Big league ball in Buffalo, New York?
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Gazans Defy Taboos to Rescue, Neuter Stray Animals
In the impoverished Gaza Strip, where most people struggle to make ends meet amid a crippling blockade, the suffering of stray dogs and cats often goes unnoticed.
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LEADING OFF: Dominant Pitching, Buffalo in Big Leagues
A look at what's happening around the majors today:
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White, NBC Near End of Busy Premier League Stretch on Sunday
Arlo White didn’t know what to expect when the Premier League season resumed with Project Restart. The only thing he knew was that it beat the alternatives.
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Pregnant Women at Risk of Death in Kenya’s COVID-19 Curfew
Veronica Atieno remembers feeling her way through the dark alleys between the shacks that make up Nairobi's slums, picking her way past raw sewage and rusty, razor-sharp metal roofing with trepidation.
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In 1st MLB Game With New Extra-Inning Rule, A’s Slam Angels
The first big league game with an automatic runner in extra innings was decided with a blast rather than a bunt.
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AP PHOTOS: Ancient Greek Theaters Return to Life in Pandemic
Lights! Crickets. Birds. Bats. Action!
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Judge Blocks Seattle Law Banning Police Use of Pepper Spray
A federal judge late Friday blocked Seattle's new law prohibiting police from using pepper spray, blast balls and similar weapons that was passed following confrontations with protesters.
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Australian Drug Convict Freed After 1 Year in Bali Prison
An Australian man walked free from prison on the Indonesian tourist island of Bali on Saturday after serving one year for possession of cocaine in a nightclub.
[#Money #Success] 15 Things That Require ZERO TALENT
15 Things That Require ZERO TALENT
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Published: May 18, 2020“
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Top Headlines for July 24, 2020
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Christopher Columbus Statue Taken Down at Chicago Park
A statue of Christopher Columbus that drew chaotic protests in Chicago’s Grant Park was taken down early Friday amid a plan by President Donald Trump to dispatch federal law enforcement agents to the city.
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Plane With Chilean Man Facing Murder Charge Lands in France
A plane carrying a Chilean man accused of murdering a Japanese student in France nearly four years ago landed at a Paris airport Friday morning as part of his extradition process.
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Always Rocky, China-US Relations Appear at a Turning Point
Four decades after the U.S. established diplomatic ties with Communist China, the relationship between the two is at a turning point.
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Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia Opens as a Mosque for Muslim Prayers
Thousands of Muslim faithful made their way to Istanbul's landmark Hagia Sophia on Friday to take part in the first prayers in 86 years at the structure that once was one of Christendom's most significant cathedrals, then a mosque and museum before its reconversion into a Muslim place of worship.
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Voices of Mask-Wearers and Opponents Around the World
The wearing of face masks is causing a cacophony of human argument around the world. Here, a selection of voices from the global debate:
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The Latest: WHO Chief Scientist Sees No Herd Immunity Yet
LONDON – The chief scientist at the World Health Organization estimates that about 50% to 60% of the population will need to be immune to the coronavirus for there to be any protective 'herd immunity' effect.
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Fan-Free Baseball Games No Relief for Motor City’s Misery
Brass Rail Pizza Bar is close enough to Comerica Park to hear the roar of the crowd when the Detroit Tigers play.
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Israeli Police Use Water Cannons on Protesters, Arrest 55
Israeli police used water cannons to disperse protesters in central Jerusalem and arrested at least 55 of them as clashes broke out overnight after thousands staged a protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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German Curator Kidnapped in Iraq Freed in Security Operation
A German arts curator who was kidnapped earlier this week was freed Friday by Iraqi security forces, security and government officials said.
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AP PHOTOS: Lonely Burials for Virus Victims in Iraq’s Najaf
Every chapter of Iraq's modern history can be seen in the sprawling cemetery of Wadi al-Salam outside the holy city of Najaf. Its sandy expanse is growing, this time with coronavirus victims.
