Image copyright Island Records Image caption The singer was born and raised near the north beaches of Sydney Just before Christmas 2018, Azure Ryder climbed into a vintage propeller plane and took hold of the controls as she soared over the ridges and passes of the Californian mountains. “Holy guacamole, it was the greatest experience,” […]
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Image caption Will Butler-Adams is the chief executive of Brompton Bikes and has seen enquiries jump As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, many retailers are seeing trade collapse, but others are overwhelmed by demand. “We’re as busy as at Christmas time,” says the owner of an online coffee business, “we’re selling double.” An outdoor games
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Internet memes are being widely circulated as people around the world are staying indoors. Memes, a type of media that spreads and goes viral online, are often amusing but could they have broader cultural significance? Should an image of a woman shouting at a cat or a hefty sheep be archived in a museum? Arran
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IndyCar debuted its iRacing league with a virtual race won by Sage Karam By JENNA FRYER AP Auto Racing Writer March 28, 2020, 9:47 PM 5 min read The walk to the starting grid for Tony Kanaan began in his Indianapolis kitchen, through the foyer, past the trophy case, up the stairs, down the hall,
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A recent study shows that digestive issues might be an early symptom for people who have contracted COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. CBS News reported that researchers in China found that half of coronavirus patients analyzed experienced digestive symptoms during early onset of the illness. Researchers from the Wuhan Medical Treatment Expert
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Tiz the Law won a very unusual Florida Derby on Saturday at Gulfstream Park, where fans and owners weren’t permitted because of the coronavirus pandemic By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer March 28, 2020, 11:16 PM 4 min read MIAMI — If there is a Kentucky Derby this year, Tiz the Law will have a
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The coronavirus pandemic is defining for the globe what’s “essential” and what things we really can’t do without, even though we might not need them for survival. Attempting to slow the spread of the virus, authorities in many places are determining what shops and services can remain open. They’re also restricting citizens from leaving their
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LOS ANGELES — With cases of coronavirus surging and the death toll surpassing 100, lawmakers are pleading with cooped-up Californians to spend a second weekend at home to slow the spread of infection. Gov. Gavin Newsom said Saturday that the number of people hospitalized across the state spiked to more than 1,000, and that overnight
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The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world: ——— Canadian hockey goalie equipment manufacturer Brian’s Custom Sports has begun producing medical supplies for hospitals in and around southwestern Ontario. The company in Kingsville was originally approached by public health officials about its surplus of double-sided tape and foam. But
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Before stay-at-home orders became widespread across the country, Kaitlyn McQuin, a 28-year-old comedian from New Orleans, was still dodging date requests on dating apps. “Their openers would be like, ‘Hey, want to get coffee/drinks?’ and I was like…no,” McQuin told HuffPost. “It was shocking, with social distancing.” McQuin jumped on Twitter to share her thoughts
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