MOSCOW In the three weeks since St. Nicholas came to Moscow, more than 300,000 people have stood in huge lines for up to 10 hours to visit a gilded ark thought to carry his bone fragments. Yet the queues stretching down the Moscow River embankment from Christ the Savior Cathedral are something of their own marvel..

While the above options are certainly effective, the most useful one is hidden. However, because most tweets already contain links, in many cases the searchers are most likely to look for the opposite: a way to see tweets that have no links in order to filter out numerous updates around the same popular URL. This option is invaluable for real conversations..

We moving in this direction at exponential speed, the pace of progress is only going to keep moving faster. As we see the convergence of augmented reality with mobile and mobile with ear and eyewear, there are another set of convergences just over the horizon. We on the threshold of realtime language translation This is an ingredient technology and, like a spell checker, will soon be baked in to all communications devices, first of which will be our phones.

FBI investigators on the GTTF case learned of the 2009 allegations against Louvado and questioned him in March 2018, two days before a motions hearing in the Bloods case. Attorney’s Office said the timing was deliberate, to help them decide whether to call him as a witness in the Bloods case. But they did not reveal the allegations to defense attorneys..

OTTAWA Researchers studying Canadian history have not been able to access Library and Archive Canada collections during COVID 19 lockdowns a situation that forced some to put off their research or revise it to use only materials available online. Chad Gaffield, a history professor at the University of Ottawa, says the collections of Library and Archives Canada are the foundations of understanding Canada history and without them research in the field is impossible. Before the lockdown in Ontario, researchers could make appointments at Library and Archives Canada building in Ottawa to view documents in its reading room but the building doors have now been closed for weeks.

Still lots of road ahead For proponents of EVs, automakers big investments in the sector provide reason for optimism, but there still a lot of ground to make up. Dennis DesRosiers, an analyst with DesRosiers Automotive Consultants, noted North America has had electrified vehicles for years now, but they still only make up a small percentage of the overall market. Last summer, the Paris based International Energy Agency estimated that electric car sales will account for about three per cent of global car sales in 2020.