15 Superficial Businesses Everybody Starts
By Alux.com
Published: Mar 15, 2020
15 Superficial Businesses Everybody Starts
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Top Headlines for March 16, 2020
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Liz Weston: Tax Traps That Side Hustlers Should Avoid
Millions of Americans earn extra money outside their regular jobs ? as ride-hailing drivers, Airbnb hosts, eBay sellers and freelancers of all kinds. Their side hustle income may help make ends meet, but it also can create tax traps.
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Kamala Harris Backs Harrison’s Quest to Unseat Graham in SC
In his campaign against U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, Democrat Jaime Harrison is picking up the support of a former 2020 presidential hopeful, one he hopes will ultimately be his colleague in Congress.
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A Year After Deadly Cyclone, Mozambique Now Braces for Virus
A year after hundreds of people were killed by one of the southern hemisphere’s worst cyclones, Mozambique’s port city of Beira is rebounding, but more than a million people need food aid there and in the surrounding countryside.
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Tanker With About 190 Migrants Runs Aground on Greek Island
A tanker carrying around 190 migrants run aground in rough weather just outside the port on the Cycladic island of Kea, near the Greek capital, the coast guard said Monday.
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German Tour Firm TUI Suspends Most Operations Over Virus
German-based tour company TUI says it is suspending most of its operations until further notice in light of the deepening coronavirus crisis and applying for government help.
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Reports: Member of Iranian Clerical Assembly Dies From Virus
A 78-year-old member of the Iranian clerical body that chooses the country’s supreme leader has died from the illness caused by the new coronavirus, news agencies reported Monday. He was the latest of several senior Iranian officials to have been infected in the worsening outbreak.
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‘There Is Nothing Now’: Syrians in Idlib Fear End Nearing
'There?s nothing now. Nothing at all,? said Yasser Aboud, as he looked away from his family?s few remaining belongings, dumped on the floor of the bare single room that would now be their home in the northwest Syrian city of Idlib.
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Asian Stock Markets, US Futures Fall After Fed Rate Cut
Asian stock markets and U.S. futures fell Monday after the Federal Reserve slashed its key interest rate to shore up economic growth in the face of mounting global anti-virus controls that are shutting down business and travel.
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Chris Harris Jr. Finally Hitting Unfettered Free Agency
Chris Harris Jr. has been looking forward to this week for what seems like forever.
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China Reports Jan-Feb Economic Activity Worse Than Expected
China?s consumer spending and factory activity fell more than expected in January and February as it fought a virus outbreak, prompting some forecasters to warn this year?s economic growth might slump to its lowest level since the 1970s.
[#Money #Success] 15 Luxury Services RICH PEOPLE Use
15 Luxury Services RICH PEOPLE Use
By Alux.com
Published: Feb 23, 2020
15 Luxury Services RICH PEOPLE Use | Sunday
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Top Headlines for March 15, 2020
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UN Agency Says Some 300 Migrants Intercepted Off Libya Coast
Libya?s coast guard intercepted over 300 Europe-bound migrants off the country?s Mediterranean coast and returned them to the capital, Tripoli, the U.N. migration agency said.
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Greece Transferring 450 Migrants to Facility Near Athens
Greece is transferring 450 migrants recently detained for trying to reach the island of Lesbos illegally to a facility near Athens, authorities said Sunday.
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Election-Year Spread of Misinformation Challenges Local News
When a Republican running for Congress in the Chicago suburbs tweeted that her Democratic opponent’s town hall events were invite-only, they debunked it.
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AP PHOTOS: Italians Cooped Up by Virus Cope With Creativity
Italians are cooped up at home by a government decree to combat the spread of coronavirus. They are coping creatively.
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Groups Help Local Journalists Call Out Misinformation
Fact-checking organizations seek to help local journalists, news organizations and everyday citizens navigate the slippery world of online misinformation. Some tips:
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Legislative Tracker Sounds Alarm on Anti-Transparency Bills
Amid growing concern about the expensive incentives promised to Amazon to land its new headquarters, Kentucky lawmakers considered a bill to shield its largest city’s failed pitch from public scrutiny.
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How New State-By-State Transparency Bill Tracker Will Work
Journalists, open government advocates and others have a new tool for tracking state legislation related to transparency.
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Amid Decline, Newspapers Press Less for Records in Court
Shane Fitzgerald has pushed for public records in court to help his reporters uncover details of a destructive school fire, the police shooting of an inmate and a public defender who wasn’t doing much work.
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How Reporters or Members of the Public Can Access Legal Help
Some legal resources for reporters, local news organizations and members of the public who seek access to public records and meetings:
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Oil Giant Saudi Aramco Sees 2019 Profits Drop 20% to $88.2B
Oil giant Saudi Aramco said Sunday its profits dropped 20% in 2019 to $88.2 billion, a sharp decline coming as the kingdom stands ready to flood an already-weakened global energy market amid the new coronavirus pandemic.
[#Krita #Animation] Old Flash Animations (1999-2003)
Old Flash Animations (1999-2003)
By Ed Tadeo
Published: Jan 25, 2020
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These are my old Flash animation. Most of it were drawn on paper, scanned, and auto-traced. These are fully colored digitally in Flash.
Some of it has not sound as if they are incomplete and never finished. I hope to have them revive for remake.
Let me know what you think!
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Top Headlines for March 14, 2020
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Iraq Officials: Rocket Attack Hits Base Housing US Troops
A barrage of rockets hit a base housing U.S. and other coalition troops north of Baghdad, Iraqi security officials said Saturday, just days after a similar attack killed three servicemen, including two Americans.
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Saudis Cancel Flights as Gulf Nations Move to Contain Virus
Saudi Arabia said Saturday that it would halt all international flights to the kingdom for two weeks in the latest effort to contain the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Iraq’s Protesters Struggle to Keep Waning Movement Going
At the once bustling hub of the largest anti-government protest movement in Iraq’s modern history, crowds have dwindled, and donation boxes have sprouted up. Loudspeakers resound with calls by activists for funds to keep their hard-fought revolution alive.
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Coronavirus Putting a Damper on Prep Tourneys Across Country
There were no pep bands, no cheerleaders and only about 200 fans as the high school rivals faced off in a playoff game that might have drawn close to 2,000 in just about any other circumstance.
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Virus Cases Balloon Around the World as China Recovers
As the rest of the world mobilized to fight the widening coronavirus pandemic on Saturday, China continued to ease up lockdown measures in its hardest-hit region, where the number of new cases has dwindled.
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House Passes Aid Bill After Trump Declares Virus Emergency
The House approved legislation early Saturday to provide direct relief to Americans suffering physically, financially and emotionally from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Virus Concerns Affecting All Facets of Californians’ Lives
Empty store shelves. Empty churches. Shuttered classrooms and courts. Warnings everywhere to wash hands and avoid close contact. Even cancelled state Senate hearings.
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The Latest: Playgrounds and Parks Shuttered in Italy
The Latest on the world’s coronavirus pandemic:
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For Chinese, US Visa Halt Puts Jobs, Citizen Hopes at Risk
Courtney Huang fell in love with the U.S. as a nursing student in Texas. She ended up staying 13 years and wants to become a U.S. citizen.
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Trump Disbanded NSC Pandemic Unit That Experts Had Praised
Public health and national security experts shake their heads when President Donald Trump says the coronavirus 'came out of nowhere' and ?blindsided the world.?
[#AfterEffects #Video] SCAN Real Objects to 3D MODELS using your PHONE (display.land)
SCAN Real Objects to 3D MODELS using your PHONE (display.land)
By Cinecom.net
Published: Feb 11, 2020
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Top Headlines for March 13, 2020
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Accused of Abusing 349 Children, French Surgeon Faces Trial
A retired surgeon accused of sexually abusing as many as 349 young children over decades ? primarily his patients, in their hospital rooms ? is facing justice at last, in the worst such case to come to light in France.
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Some Japanese Fret More Over Economy and Virus Than Olympics
Amid the spreading coronavirus and uncertainty over the fate of the Tokyo Olympics, many Japanese may be more concerned about the virus, what happens to their schools, and the state of the economy. Canceling the Olympics might be a secondary worry.
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Virus Darkens Stages, Silences Orchestras Across the US
The stage at the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle is quiet. There is no music coming from the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the members of Pearl Jam won’t tour. There is no one to admire the treasures at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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Pandemic Increasingly Takes Over Daily Lives, Roils Markets
The coronavirus pandemic has taken over daily lives around the globe, overwhelming hospitals, shuttering schools and offices, halting U.S. presidential campaign rallies and world sports while increasing fears about the financial toll.
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Australian Sports Begin Feeling Effects of the Coronavirus
Australian sports fans didn’t really need a reminder about the coronavirus, but they got one anyway Friday when a number of major events Down Under were affected by concerns over the pandemic. And more are likely to follow.
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Gulf Moves to Contain Virus as Top Iran Aide Tests Positive
Dubai announced Friday that it would hold a major horse race without spectators later this month in response to the new coronavirus, as a senior adviser to Iran’s supreme leader was quarantined at home after testing positive.
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A Week in Pictures, Asia
MARCH 6-13, 2020
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F1 Cancels Season-Opening Australian GP Amid Virus Concerns
As thousands of fans queued to get into the Australian Grand Prix, seemingly unperturbed by the coronavirus pandemic, the Formula One teams and drivers were packing up to leave.
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European Shares Rebound After Turbulent Asian Session
European markets were mostly higher Friday after a turbulent trading session in Asia.
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The Latest: South Korea to Limit Information About Patients
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[#Money #Success] Why SUVs Have Skyrocketed in Popularity
Why SUVs Have Skyrocketed in Popularity
By Alux.com
Published: Dec 05, 2019
Why SUVs Have Skyrocketed in Popularity | Trends
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Top Headlines for March 12, 2020
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Locked Out: Europeans Grapple With New US Travel Ban
They had spent months planning their route, a 3,500-kilometer (2,200-mile) trans-America road trip, a voyage of a lifetime.
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Spike in Cases in Gulf Pushes Mideast Past 10,000 Infections
A spike in cases in the Gulf helped push infections in the Middle East for the new coronavirus past 10,000 cases on Thursday, with most infected people either in Iran or having recently traveled there.
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European Central Bank Expected to Take Stimulus Action
The European Central Bank is expected to announce Thursday new measures to cushion the economy against the disruption from the virus outbreak.
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The Latest: EU to Assess US Restrictions on Travel
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic:
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Supercomputer Helps in Tracking East Africa Locust Outbreak
A supercomputer is boosting efforts in East Africa to control a locust outbreak that raises what the U.N. food agency calls 'an unprecedented threat' to the region’s food security.
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US Officials Say US Troops Killed, Injured in Iraq Attack
Three service members were killed, including two Americans, and a dozen more were injured when a barrage of rockets were fired at a military base in Iraq, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
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Trump Ban on Travel From Europe Escalates Pain for Airlines
President Donald Trump’s decision Wednesday to impose a 30-day ban on most Europeans entering the United States is the latest calamity for airlines already reeling from falling bookings and cancelled reservations as people try to avoid contracting the coronavirus.
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World Walls Off as Leaders Warn Viral Pandemic Will Worsen
People around the world became increasingly closed off from one another Thursday as sweeping travel bans accelerated, walling regions apart as a viral pandemic unfolds and financial markets plunge.
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Nasty Paris Mayoral Race Digs at Capital’s Dirty Underbelly
The battle to win the hearts of Parisians and preside over France’s capital from the opulent city hall, has been nasty, and unpredictable.
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Q&A: Will WHOs ‘Pandemic’ Ruling Impact the Tokyo Olympics?
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike spoke Thursday after the World Health Organization labeled the spreading virus a ?pandemic,' a decision almost certain to affect the Tokyo Olympics.




