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No Rush on Extension Talks Between Florida Panthers and Sergei Bobrovsky Dave Pagnotta of the Fourth Period joined Sirius XM NHL Network Radio with Steve Kouleas and Craig Button on Thursday. Pagnotta was asked about Sergei Bobrovsky and the Florida Panthers, and if they started contract extension talks. NHLRumors.com Transcriptions Craig Button: “I’m going to ask you about (Sergei) Bobrovsky. Any news, any thoughts, and any indication of where that may be headed.” NHL Rumors: Florida Panthers Want to Keep Sergei Bobrovsky Dave Pagnotta: “I haven’t, I’ll be honest, I haven’t heard much on Bobrovsky and the front there. I…
Pritti Mistry,Business reporter and Marc Ashdown,Business correspondent Getty ImagesNature is not a blocker to housing growth and the government risks missing both its housing and nature targets if it views it as one, a cross-party group of MPs has warned in a new report.The Planning and Infrastructure Bill overrides existing habitat protections, which the government has suggested is a barrier to its target to build 1.5 million houses by the end of this parliament.But in a report published on Sunday, the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) found the measures outlined in the bill are not enough to allow the government to…
Bitfarms, one of North America’s largest Bitcoin miners, announced it will gradually wind down its mining operations over the next two years. The company plans to shift its focus to high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The move reflects a broader trend among crypto miners. Falling Bitcoin prices and shrinking profit margins are pushing operators to explore more stable revenue streams. Bitfarms’ Toronto-based operations will increasingly target GPU-as-a-Service offerings and cloud computing solutions. The company’s Washington State facility will be its first fully converted site. The 18 MW mining farm will be retrofitted to support Nvidia GB300 GPUs…
Huma Qureshi reacts to viral ‘physical vs emotional cheating’ debate between Kajol, Twinkle Khanna and Karan Johar, ‘What is this free pass?’ | Hindi Movie News
The Internet has been buzzing ever since a clip from Kajol and Twinkle Khanna’s chat show Two Much went viral, featuring Karan Johar, Kajol and Twinkle unanimously declaring that emotional cheating is worse than physical cheating. Their remarks — including phrases like “raat gayi, baat gayi” and “thand lag jaati hai” — kicked off an intense public debate about fidelity in modern relationships.While Janhvi Kapoor, also present in the episode, questioned the very premise of choosing “which cheating is worse,” insisting that “both are bad,” social media has been sharply divided. Many praised her take as the most grounded, while…
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Vaibhav Suryavanshi (File photo/GettyImages) Teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi put the Pakistan Shaheens’ bowling attack under pressure on Sunday, scoring 45 off 28 balls in the Rising Stars Asia Cup match in Doha.He made 45 off 28 balls, a short innings but one that kept the bowlers guessing. Four boundaries, three sixes, strike rate over 160 — the kind of tempo he has been carrying all week.A Father’s Pride: How RR, Dravid & Vikram Shaped Vaibhav SuryavanshiThe young left-hander was out, caught in long-on in the 10th over when he was batting on 45. The left-hander fell in the 10th…
Rejected before their skills are evaluated: US recruiter explains why F-1, OPT, and H-1B visa holders face barriers in landing full-time jobs
US recruiter explains why F-1, OPT, and H-1B visa holders face barriers in landing full-time jobs A Reddit post from a US-based recruiter recently went viral for sharing the struggles visa holders face in the US job market. It explains why F-1 students, OPT participants, and H-1B workers often get rejected before their skills or experience are even considered. With new rules and fees making sponsorship harder, many international workers find themselves in a cycle of applications that rarely move past the first stage.The first screening happens before you applyAccording to the Reddit post, the biggest barrier for visa holders…
Ethereum Market Outlook – Is ETH Stuck in a Never-Ending Range? Or Is a Bigger Move Coming?
Ethereum hasn’t had the smoothest month, and honestly, trading the asset has felt like pushing a rock uphill — only to watch it roll back down every time you blink. Today we take a deep dive into the Ethereum market outlook, because the charts, the sentiment, and the macro conditions are all sending mixed signals. And mixed signals usually mean opportunity… or disaster. Let’s figure out which one we’re dealing with.But first, a personal story, because that’s how my week went.I was long Bitcoin earlier this week and up more than 40%. It looked perfect. The structure was strong, the…
Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage After a bruising week for crypto, Bitwise says selling pressure is easing, offering investors a glimmer of hope even as market sentiment hit its lowest level since February. Bitcoin fell below $96k and Ethereum, XRP and Solana tumbled as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index, a tool used to gauge market sentiment, plunged 6 points in the last 24 hours to 10, signaling “extreme fear” among crypto investors. Crypto Fear & Greed Index (Source: Alternative.me) But Bitwise’s European head of research Andre Dragosh said that “sellers are…
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You’ve likely heard the reason people never smile in very old photographs. Early photography could be an excruciatingly slow process. With exposure times of up to 15 minutes, portrait subjects found it impossible to hold a grin, which could easily slip into a pained grimace and ruin the picture. A few minutes represented a marked improvement on the time it took to make the very first photograph, Nicéphore Niépce’s 1826 “heliograph.” Capturing the shapes of light and shadow outside his window, Niépce’s image “required an eight-hour exposure,” notes the Christian Science Monitor, “long enough that the sunlight reflects off both…