The New York Islanders bounced back from a two-game losing streak with a strong 3-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers. Bo Horvat and Anders Lee both found the back of the net on the power play, while Simon Holmstrom added a short-handed goal for the Islanders. The team’s commitment to winning was evident, with forward…
Hong Kong property developers are likely to see a boost in share prices as the backdrop of lower borrowing costs, in light of the US Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady and signal a possible move towards lower rates in 2024. Historically, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has mirrored the interest rate…
The cryptocurrency market experienced a decline on Sunday evening, as on-chain data reveals a considerable amount of profit-taking behind the stagnant prices. The decline was attributed to an influx of $860 million in net inflows to crypto exchanges the highest level since March, which led to investors cashing in on the profits following Bitcoin’s 65%…
When I was on meth, I was busy. Very busy. There was gardening to do, color-coding the closet, taking apart doorknobs, trying to put doorknobs back together and trips to Home Depot at 3 a.m. to look at light fixtures and nails. I had things to do, and whatever I was doing I was very…
DETROIT — Arrogant. Prickly. Defensive. Petty. Paranoid. But who knew Sean Payton was a quitter, too? “They were close. The problem is, they were right at that (borderline),” the Broncos coach said of the challenge flags that were apparently too heavy for the wee man to hurl Saturday night at Ford Field. “You know, when…
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Richard Hunt, a renown master sculptor and abstract artist whose towering bronze art sculptures and installations sought to capture the resilience of the Black American experience, died Saturday at his home at age 88. News of Hunt’s death was announced on his official website and social media accounts. “We are deeply saddened to learn of…
Every time I rip open a lovingly wrapped gift (and plenty of us will be doing a lot of that soon), one thing pops into my mind: trash. The wrapping paper, trash. The package hidden underneath it, trash. And the gift itself, in most cases, future trash, given enough time. Too harsh? Then ask yourself:…
