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Former Rockets coach Mike D’Antoni seemingly has a good relationship with James Harden. The 76ers are reportedly interested in hiring D’Antoni. Coincidence? John Clark of NBC Sports Philadelphia: John [email protected]’m hearing one of the reasons along with coaching that Sixers have a lot of interest in Mike D’Antoni is feeling with some in organization that […]
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From Weight Watchers to wearable tech, there are messages encouraging people to stay fit and healthy. But diets and training methods aside, when it comes to heart health, research from the University of South Australia shows that a far more personalized approach is needed… and it all starts with your genes. Conducted in partnership with […]
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Delta Air Lines DAL.N said on Friday it expects to record an up to $2.5 billion charge in the current quarter related to retirements of aircraft. The Atlanata-based airline reiterated that it expects charges of up to $3.3 billion during the third quarter, linked to its voluntary retirement and separation programs. Both the charges are […]
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In a nutshell: It may be a bit later than usual but Amazon’s Prime Day is still happening in 2020. As of this writing, the e-commerce giant hasn’t confirmed the dates for this year’s sales extravaganza but here’s what we’re hearing from sources reportedly familiar with the company’s plans.Four people with knowledge of Amazon’s plans […]
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A knifeman who stabbed five people over three days in a “reign of terror” must remain detained in a high-security psychiatric hospital, a judge has ruled. Jason Kakaire, 31, carried out random stabbing attacks on four men and a woman in Edmonton, north London, in spring last year. The four male victims suffered life-threatening injuries, […]
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A once-rich-now-suddenly-poor family adjusting to living cramped together in a roadside motel is the premise behind “Schitt’s Creek” — the Canadian comedy that just annoyingly dominated the Emmy comedy categories. (It’s not that “Schitt’s Creek” isn’t deserving, I enjoy the show, it’s just annoying when any single show/movie dominates an awards broadcast.) Jamal Murray watches […]
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Breast cancer is the most frequent neoplasm among women, impacting 2.1 million women per year. It also has a high risk for intracranial spread. Researchers estimate that up to 30% of all patients with cancer will eventually develop brain metastases, which heralds a poor prognosis and a low quality of life In recent years, combining […]
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CHICAGO/WASHINGTON – American Airlines AAL.O said on Friday it has secured a $5.5 billion government loan and could tap up to $2 billion more in October depending on how the U.S. Treasury allocates extra funds under a $25 billion loan package for airlines. Airlines have until Sept. 30 to decide whether to take the U.S. […]
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Not a matter of being a single unified unit, you just can’t be trusted to change a band Facepalm: Thanks to Apple policies, customers never have to worry about paying to fix an Apple product if it was misconfigured. Simply send it back, and the company will reconfigure it. Unfortunately, this policy dictates that all […]
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“Today, we police are all mourning a great loss” The Met Commissioner said the police are all “mourning a great loss” as she paid tribute to the “long-serving” custody sergeant who was shot dead by a suspect in Croydon. Paramedics were scrambled to Croydon custody centre in Windmill Road at 2.15am. Officers who witnessed the […]
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