Новости за 05.05.2022

An unidentified person has won more than $1.4 million at a downtown casino playing Wheel of Fortune.

According to a recent report from Il Tempo, Lazio could be interested in trying to sign Wolves midfielder Leander Dendoncker. The belief is that with Sergej Milinkovic-Savic reportedly being on his way out of the club during the summer transfer window, Lazio need to move quickly if they want to get someone in and settled […]

An unidentified person has won more than $1.4 million at a downtown casino playing Wheel of Fortune.

AMD has at last made chips with its Zen 3 architecture for higher-end Chromebooks. It created several C-series Ryzen 5000 processors that are designed for Chrome OS. All of the CPUs in this lineup were built on a 7nm process and have Vega graphics.

There's always something different or new to do in the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles areas.

The actress tells IndieWire that while she was set to play three Dr. Christine Palmers in Sam Raimi's film, two ended up being just as fun for her.

Sex should be fantastic, but it’s often a source of bitter insecurity for some men. Aging can lead to erectile dysfunction, making it challenging to...

The redesiged Spin 514 will be one of the first to use AMD's eight-core Ryzen 5000 C-series processor for Chromebooks.

Silicon Valley’s oligarch class can’t stop feeling sorry for itself.

Luis Robert and the Chicago White Sox take on Xander Bogaerts and the Boston Red Sox in a Sunday morning game airing on Peacock and NBC.

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The English Premier League is the most-watched soccer league in the world. With clubs basked in history like Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal, some of the classic soccer fans enjoy the league. Also, the EPL caters to the fans of fresh teams. Clubs like Manchester City and Chelsea do not have the same historical record […]

Middle Kingdom subsidiary claims Allen Wu refusing to 'hand over his management duties'

Plus, Nvidia brings something to its cloud-gaming service for lightsaber rattlers.

Possibly the most common jury instruction in courtrooms across America goes basically like this (specific language may vary a little): “If you catch a witness lying about anything, you can assume they are lying about everything else they said.” But both in California and in Congress, Republicans en masse are apparently ignoring that edict, offering […]

"I, and the many other moms who've had to take time out of the workforce, need your grace and understanding."

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In another life I was a news producer for my hometown TV station. The evening shift was from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m., with a lunch (dinner) break after the 6 o’clock broadcast. More often than not, my breaks took me through the nearest drive-thrus to get the fastest meals, and with hours still to go in my evening I craved a…

The 96 internet service providers were told to enforce the orders “by any technological means available.”

In The Allure of the Archives (1989), a gem of a book, the French historian Arlette Farge talks about unearthing, insofar as it’s possible, a past that’s not quite past—particularly in relation to the lives of women, whose histories have often been hidden, forgotten, or written over, women spoken about but whom we seldom hear […]

When Richard Wilbur undertook in 1952 to translate Molière’s The Misanthrope, it was as compensation for his inability (despite having received a grant for the purpose) to write verse plays of his own: “They didn’t come off. They were very bad, extremely wooden.” With his first two books of poetry, The Beautiful Changes (1947) and […]

The most thrilling part of Ten Days That Shook the World (1919), John Reed’s account of the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917, is not the storming of the Winter Palace or Leon Trotsky’s impassioned speeches. It is the citizens’ debates—described as “hot,” “endless,” “violent,” and “stormy”—over what course the revolution should take, or even whether it […]

Some way through Francisco Goldman’s Monkey Boy, the novel’s narrator—an accomplished writer in middle age called Francisco Goldberg, whose name isn’t his only resemblance to the author—recalls “the day I became a journalist.” As an aspiring writer of fiction in his early twenties, he left New York for his mother’s homeland in Central America, intending […]

Hard night, you’re in my breathing now.            Come with me, since you have no choice,since you’ve been, in a way, abducted.            Every breath will demonstrate my power. We move through a forest of crickets.            Their tiny bodies are elderly, arthritic;they sense the fall already moving in,            who were babies just yesterday, who were children at dawn. They stiffen            into clothespins. […]

Come, my Motorway, my Equals Sign, my Higher Race,Such a Motorway as wheels with stars,Such an Equals Sign as time plus space,Such a Higher Race as cable cars. Come, my Bedside Light, my Takeaway, my Calloused Hand,Such a Bedside Light as lanternfish,Such a Takeaway as takes a stand,Such a Calloused Hand as makes a wish. […]