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| Sydney seaplane: Tributes paid to family killed in crash Tributes have been paid to the UK family killed in a seaplane crash near Sydney on New Year's Eve. Colleagues of Richard Cousins, 58, chief executive of one of the world's largest catering companies, Compass Group, described his "great humanity". He died alongside his fiancée Emma Bowden, 48, ...
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The year in video game censorship "Censorship" is an overused, if not misused, word in popular culture. But for lack of a better term, yes, it describes changes made to games published in different regions, whether to comport with social mores in the area where the game is sold, or even to comply with a law. This video from YouTube's ...
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| The Most Important Skill In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence (AI) No doubt each of us has come in contact with Artificial Intelligence (AI) -- whether it is by shopping online and seeing 'suggested for you' products, or ads popping up in your Facebook feed, or at the bank when we are making a check deposit at the ATM. Other industries, ranging from health to fitness to ...
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| Nadal to make Australian return in exhibition event "Tie Break Tens is a great concept and we will see and play some exciting matches," Nadal said in a statement. "The field is fantastic and I expect some tough competition which will be great for the Aussie fans." The eight-man field includes Novak Djokovic, three-time grand slam winner Stan Wawrinka, ...
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| Doping In Sports - Cheating Or Leveling Of The Playing Field? People walk by an official mascot of the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic Winter Games, white tiger "Soohorang" in downtown Seoul, South Korea, Friday, Dec. 29, 2017. South Korea's Pyeongchang is the host city of the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games which will be held from February 2018.
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| Laggards Will Become Leaders For The DJIA In 2018 You have probably seen advertisements for newsletters touting investment strategies premised on buying the "dogs of the dow." Well, in 2017, there were few canine stocks among the 30 stocks of the DJIA. Led by Boeing's stunning 89% gain for the year the DJIA posted an 25.1% increase in 2017.
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| One officer dead, 6 people injured after gunman opens fire in 'ambush' style attack in Colorado One officer was killed and four others were injured Sunday when police responded to a disturbance in Littleton, Colorado and a gunman opened fire. Two civilians also sustained non-life threatening injuries. The suspect was shot and killed during the encounter. Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock ...
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| F-35 may see combat in 2018 After a very long and problematic development process, the F-35 Lightning II is about to serve on the front lines. The US Marine Corps is deploying the F-35B (the short takeoff and vertical landing variant) to ships in the Central and Pacific Command theaters in the spring and summer of 2018. The 13th ...
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| Newlands trying hard to provide SA pace in drought conditions Okay, it drizzled, but for the people of the Western Cape, the province of South Africa enduring its worst drought in more than a hundred years, the drops were welcomed like small mercies. Things in this part of the country are bad. Showers are timed at no more than two minutes, toilet flushing has been ...
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| 5 Times Journalists Stood Firm In The White House Briefing Room This Year "These attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are shameful and wrong," Spicer said, putting journalists on notice that he would call them out individually, and in public, for reporting the White House found unacceptable. "There's been a lot of talk in the media about the responsibility to hold ...
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