Новости за 16.01.2019

Woods, coming off a resurgent 2018 in which he claimed his first tour win since 2013, last played in December at the Hero World Challenge.

CINCINNATI — Reds play-by-play broadcaster Marty Brennaman will retire after the 2019 season, his 46th in Cincinnati. The team made the announcement Wednesday. The 76-year-old Brennaman joined the Reds’ radio team in 1974 and soon became known for his sign-off line after each win: “And this one belongs to the Reds.” He and former Reds

The national energy regulator wants Eskom to account for the cost of failures that were within its control.

The victim's mother said he tried to make a positive difference in the building and developing markets in Third World countries.

JACKSON, Mississippi (KTRK) -- A Mississippi pastor was gunned down while he was opening his church for Sunday service. Police said 62-year-old Anthony Longino was approached by two men while he was unlocking the doors of the New Bethany Missionary Baptist Church Sunday morning. The suspects shot and killed him and then took off with the pastor's pickup truck. One of the suspects, 22-year-old Marquez Hamilton, was taken into custody and has been charged with capital murder. He allegedly confessed... Читать дальше...

Kariv says parties should reserve slot for non-Orthodox

Hundreds gathered at Edmonton's Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral Wednesday morning to say farewell to former Speaker of the Alberta Legislature, Gene Zwozdesky.

Special teams despatched to vulnerable villages, say police

Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum is a critical destination for researchers such as Andrew Groover, who finds every species he needs within its 281 acres.

Gawker, a good website which was bankrupted in 2016 and then sold last year to Bryan Goldberg, a man committed to face-tuned photos of himself, creating shitty media companies powered by exploited labor, and spouting Richard Spencer-like bullshit about immigrant birth rates on Facebook, will be relaunched early this…

(Telecompaper) French operator Bouygues Telecom has a new strategy director within its executive committee, as part of a number of changes to the top management team...

Once a month, Delta Air Lines holds a "garage sale" at one of its facilities near their flight museum adjacent to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The New York Times' Jackie Snow visited this curious surplus sale. Turns out, many of the shoppers lining up to buy galley carts, oscilloscopes, earbuds, posters, branded silverware, and maybe even a scavenged coach class seat actually are Delta employees. From the NYT:

Deep in the forests of Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua, a single-storey house in Rasana village reflects the trauma and isolation of a nomad family. A year after the brutal rape and murder of their...

Australian lightweight George Kambosos Jr. will try to steal the show Saturday when he takes on Rey Perez on the undercard of the Manny Pacquiao-Adrien Broner.  For the 25-year-old Kambosos (15-0, 9 knockouts) this will be his second consecutive appearance on a Pacquiao event. Kambosos knocked out JR Magoo in two rounds this past July […]

Expect to hear a lot about the “dignity of work” in the coming weeks as Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown explores a presidential bid and embarks on a tour of early-primary states where he’ll repeat his signature slogan.

Yet another Bay Area Macy's is set to close as department stores and formula retail continue to decline across the country.

Vice President Mike Pence declared ISIS to have been defeated after they just killed American troops

It was only a matter of time before Abbott Laboratories exercised its option to acquire Cephea Valve Technologies, a company it first invested in back in 2015. The Abbott Park, IL-based company announced on Wednesday it would acquire the mitral valve maker for an undisclosed sum.

Member ID: 

Stephen Peterson is the co-author of The Slide: Leyland, Bonds and the Star-Crossed Pittsburgh Pirates. He has worked as a teacher and screenwriter for the last 10 years. He resides in Los Angeles, California.

key_author: 

Sort name: 

Peterson Stephen

YUKON, Okla. – As the partial government shutdown continues, federal employees across the country are doing all they can to cover their expenses while their paychecks are held. Now, a pair of local school districts is offering to pay those employees to become certified substitute teachers during the shutdown. “In an effort to support the women and men working for our federal government in their time of need, Yukon Public Schools (YPS) would like to extend the following offer. YPS […]

Russian bobsleigh president Alexandr Zubkov is banned for two years from being involved in "any competition or activity" in the sport.

Coun. Jeromy Farkas asked administration on Tuesday to pull together a briefing for council on the long background of the issue and wants information on the potential costs.

Meghan Markle sports $35 H&M dress for royal visit  Fox News

Meghan Markle gave fans more insight about her pregnancy during her first joint engagement of the year with Prince Harry telling some her due date is in late ...