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May172018 by adminNo Comments

Wet t-shirt comp for one! Charlotte Crosby top turns 100% see-through

The 28-year-old is on a romantic getaway with her boyfriend, Joshua Ritchie, 23.Holly Hagan, 25, Char’s ex co-star, also joined the trip with her 25-year-old boyfriend, Jacob Blyth.The Just Tattoo Of Us host has been looking bustier than ever while she’s posting pics in bikinis – thanks to going under the knife.After diving into the sea in a knitted crop top with the word 'Honey' sprawled across it, Char’s white top went see-through as she was walking out of the water. Fortitude WET AND WILD: Charlotte's white top goes see through revealing her assets Sexy see through swimsuits Jaw dropping sexy see through swimsuits. ...

May62018 by adminNo Comments

Children sick as Russia's landfill crisis turns toxic

World

No one likes a landfill in their backyard, especially not when it makes their children sick. That's what happened in the town of Volokolamsk, three days after Russia's general election.As the world's diplomats worried about a poisoning in Salisbury, the residents of Volokolamsk worried about a mass poisoning of their sons and daughters.More than 60 children were treated at a local clinic for headaches, nausea and breathing difficulties.Locals blamed a particularly toxic emission from the nearby Yadrovo dump, one of 15 across the Moscow region filled well beyond capacity with waste from the capital.Image:Toxic emissions from the Yadrovo dump have been blamed for the ilnnessAt the end of March, district officials declared a state of emergency because of excessive levels of hydrogen sulphide...

Apr232018 by adminNo Comments

A former top Wall Street regulator turns to the blockchain

Finance

SAN FRANCISCO — Gary Gensler was one of the top financial regulators in the Obama administration, the finance chief for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and, before both of those jobs, a partner at Goldman Sachs.Now, like many other big names from business and government, he is plunging into the world of the blockchain, the data-tracking technology introduced by Bitcoin.Mr. Gensler, 60, has recently gone to work at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he will write and teach about the potential he sees for blockchains to change the financial world.More from the New York Times: Subpoenas signal S.E.C. crackdown on initial coin offeringsHow Trump consultants exploited the Facebook data of millionsAn explanation of initial coin offeringsHe will also use his position to

Feb172018 by adminNo Comments

Navy turns to General Dynamics for anti-missile protection

Business

Feb. 16 (UPI) -- General Dynamics was awarded a contract for services in support of the Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement program.The deal, announced Thursday by the Department of Defense, is valued at $ 11.9 million under the terms of a firm-fixed-price modification to previous award contract.The agreement between General Dynamics and the Navy provides options for ship enhancements for onboard electronic warfare countermeasures in order to provide early detection, analysis, threat warning and protection from incoming anti-ship missiles.Work on the contract will occur in Massachusetts, California, and Virginia, with an expected completion date of October 2019, the Pentagon said.The full contract award will be obligated to General Dynamics from Navy fiscal 2017 other procurement funds ...

Feb132018 by adminNo Comments

Gates turns attention toward poverty, growing inequity in US

Technology

Bill and Melinda Gates, as the world's top philanthropists, are rethinking their work in America as they confront what they consider their unsatisfactory track record on schools, the country's growing inequity and a president they disagree with more than any other. In an interview with The Associated Press, the couple said they're concerned about President Donald Trump's "America first" worldview. They've made known their differences with the president and his party on issues including foreign aid, taxes and protections for immigrant youth in the country illegally. And they said they're now digging into the layers of U.S. poverty that they haven't been deeply involved with at the national level, including employment, race, housing, mental health, incarceration and substance abuse. "We are...