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Liberland, a sovereign micro-nation dedicated to freedom, minimal government, and technological advancement, has achieved an innovative milestone with the recent successful delivery of its national flag to space. Liberland now joins the United States, Japan, China, India, and the Soviet Union, aka Russia, which have all planted their flags into space. Copernic Space has launched an NFT collection to mark this historic milestone. As India marks the 75 years of its Independence, Space Kidz India unfurled the Indian flag about 30 kilometers above the planet. #IndependenceDay2022 #HarGharTiranga #AmritMahotsav #AzadiKaAmritMahotsav (📸: @SpaceKidzIndia) pic.twitter.com/jGpXzlOGnQ — Mirror Now (@MirrorNow) August 15, 2022 Liberland…

Created on December 01, 2020 Some investors are bullish on the Australian dollar, even though there are still concerns regarding the Reserve Bank of Australia’s Bond Purchase Program. The Reserve Bank of Australia announced its decision to keep the interest rates unchanged at 0.1 percent, leaving them at a historical low and in line with analysts’ expectations.Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe announced that the governing board is not planning to raise cash rate levels over the next three years. He also announced the governing board’s decision to leave its Bond Purchase Program under review, highlighting its willingness to do more…

A career resolution is exactly what it sounds like: a resolution for your career intended to help you grow into a better professional. At Work It DAILY, we believe that you need to work on your career every day (yes, you do, in fact, need to “work it daily”). So, everyone should make a career resolution or two along with those other ambitious personal resolutions. They can be little things like learning a new skill or growing your professional network, or bigger goals like landing a promotion or getting a new job. But how do you know what kind of…

Char­lie Chap­lin came up in vaude­ville, but it was silent film that made him the most famous man in the world. His mas­tery of that form primed him to feel a degree of skep­ti­cism about sound when it came along: in 1931, he called the silent pic­ture “a uni­ver­sal means of expres­sion,” where­as the talkies, as they were then known, “nec­es­sar­i­ly have a lim­it­ed field.” Nev­er­the­less, he was too astute a read­er of pub­lic tastes to believe he could stay silent for­ev­er, though he only began to speak onscreen on his own terms — lit­er­al­ly, in the case of Mod­ern…

Before Anitta became a global sensation, she could be Larissa de Macedo Machado offstage. Then, as her star continued to rise, she found that Anitta was creeping into her everyday life. In her newly released Netflix documentary Larissa: The Other Side of Anitta, the Brazilian star opens up about the struggle to balance her stage persona (Anitta) with the real her. At one point in the documentary, Anitta reaches her wits’ end. “Three shows in a f—ing row. Different countries. I’m dying. I want to cry,” Anitta, 31, said in the film. “I wanna die.” One month later, Anitta breaks…

Is it OK if I tell your story?   If there was a movie that I didn’t exactly feel that I would be compelled by, that is Connected. After all, it is the story of a decade-long friendship between two men I didn’t know about and who didn’t change the world. However, I felt very close to the journey of a man whose country of birth isn’t the nation that exists today. The reasons are obvious, and like Dr. Dmitry Zimin, I too feel like a stranger when trying to remember the country I was born in. All that becomes…

This week on The Collection, we are talking Def Leppard and specifically, Def Leppard on Cassette. We go through every single album that has been released on Cassette, what I’m missing and what was never released on cassette. From ‘On Through the Night’ to ‘Drastic Symphonies’ let’s walk through the Def Leppard Cassette Catalog. So go check it out as it is live tonight right now, March 10, 2025 at 8pm. Thanks for stopping by and please click “Like” and hit “Subscribe” as it helps out the site when you do.

The classic tale of “the rich getting richer while the poor get poorer” never seems to get old. The newly released Takers Not Makers report from Oxfam fuels the idea that billionaire wealth is skyrocketing while the poor are getting poorer. They claim that poverty levels have barely changed since 1990, and that 60 percent of billionaire wealth is “taken,” not earned, arguing that the richest must bear the cost of “economic justice” through various means including heavy taxation. The argument is nothing new — it is based on the zero-sum fallacy, which assumes that one person’s wealth must come…

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India fast bowler Harshit Rana arrived at his home city Delhi on Monday night after the team’s historic Champions Trophy 2025 triumph at Dubai the previous day. However, he was surrounded by a new controversy as soon as he landed in Delhi. A journalist wanted to take Harshit Rana’s interview and asked him questions. But a frustrated Rana asked the reporter not to take the interview as he looked tired after a long travel. Rana further told the reporter that he felt nice after being a part of India’s winning Champions Trophy campaign. He soon sat down at his car…