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In the rainforest of Costa Rica, a soil-dwelling fish with skin-covered eyes maneuvered through the mud. Its small size and underground lifestyle …
Wrexham’s faultless record on home soil this season has seen them hit a 49-year high, with Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney having plenty to cheer. Back-to-back promotions enjoyed • Now flying high in League One • SToK Racecourse remains a fortress
RIDGEWOOD, NJ - The most recent grid soil investigation conducted at the Zabriskie-Schedler House & Property (Schedler Property) revealed toxins …
The Staffordshire Hoard is truly one of a kind as the largest collection of Anglo-Saxon gold and silver found to date. There are around 4,000 items, most of which are military pieces. The discovery of the Staffordshire Hoard came in 2009. A metal detectorist was scanning farmland in the village of …
A cancer diagnosis is one of the most harrowing one can get, with both the illness and the side effects of treatment often being a source of extreme anxiety for patients. One of those side-effects is hair loss, however one young inventor hopes to allay that for those undergoing chemotherapy. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
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The King was given a Samoan dancing lesson ahead of his trip to the Pacific nation – and was dubbed a man with “moves”. Charles did not need to be asked twice when a guest at his Commonwealth reception, celebrating achievements of people from the “family of nations”, asked him to dance on Wednesday evening (2 October) Freddy Tuilagi, 53, the eldest brother of the famous rugby-playing siblings, choreographed the King’s performance, holding out his arms across his chest and fluttering them, which Charles copied. The King smiled as he moved and was watched by the Queen.
With Christmas around the corner, many people have already made their travel arrangements to spend the holiday with their family and loved ones. Enough data has already been gathered for travel businesses to see what the busiest days at the airport are going to be and are recommending you fly on different dates to avoid delays and people. Yair Ben-Dor has more.
Hung Lee, Editor at Recruiting Brainfood, joins TheStreet to discuss the future of remote work.
Coast Guard veteran Megan Lewis-Taylor changed careers twice and says she is in her best “chapter” yet, substantially increasing her pay with each move and now helping people on a larger scale.
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