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They needed a little help but at last the cork came out and the cava flowed, carrying Spain through to the next round and maybe beyond. After two draws and a single goal had left them on the edge of elimination and pessimism took hold, Luis Enrique promised that once the bottle was finally opened, […]
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The Research Group on the Evolution of Cancer Genome of the Universitat Jaume I has conducted an international study, The effect of age on the acquisition and selection of cancer-driving mutations in normal sun-exposed skin. The main conclusion of this work is that age is the factor that explains most of the genetic mutations associated […]
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A near-record dollar amount of single stock equity options -totaling $818 billion – is set to expire at the close of trading on Friday afternoon, potentially driving sharp moves in some stocks throughout the day, Goldman Sachs analysts wrote. A recent surge in interest in options trading, fueled in part by droves of retail traders […]
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After withdrawing from making smartphones, LG is facing the question of what to do with the floor space and personnel previously dedicated to handhelds at its “Best Shop” physical locations, of which there are about 400 across South Korea. The plan is to start selling Apple iPhones, which fellow Korean giant Samsung is understandably upset […]
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Some people may say they’re dedicated to their jobs but others don’t just talk the talk, they walk the walk—literally. To make it to his shift as a Buffalo Wild Wings cook, Donte Franklin was leaving for work three hours early each day and trekking more than eight miles on foot to arrive on time. […]
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Two years after their heartbreak in the World Cup final at Lord’s, New Zealand returned to English soil and emerged triumphant, an eight-wicket victory over India meaning Kane Williamson’s men were crowned the inaugural world Test champions at the end of a dramatic sixth day that stirred the senses. Gone was the miserable rain that […]
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Imagine for a moment an electrocardiograph that’s built into your bed and measures your heart health. No need for a medical professional to be there to attach electrodes to your skin or read the data. This new device might save millions of lives by detecting early signs of heart disease even before any symptoms appear. […]
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Boeing Co’s 737 MAX 10, the largest member of its best-selling single-aisle airplane family, took off on its maiden flight on Friday from a Seattle-area airport, according to a Reuters witness. The plane departed at 10:07 a.m. PDT from the Renton Municipal airport near Seattle, presaging months of testing and safety certification work before it […]
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Team Fortress 2 had 151,253 concurrent players on Steam on Friday evening. After a few hours of hovering around the 150k mark, it cooled off to about 130k over Saturday, before climbing back up to 150k last night. Pretty impressive stuff for a 14-year-old game. TF2 needs no introduction, except perhaps to a gamer too […]
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Turns out there are simpler methods than air-conditioning to keep a room or house cool and save you a ton of money. That’s handy, given that depending on your temperature preference and frugality, running an A/C unit can cost anywhere from $14 to $211 per month. Here in Italy, ground floor units don’t even have […]
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