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A scandal on Long Island years ago is comparable, laughingly, to what we are seeing and hearing in Washington today. Joey Buttafucco and Amy Fisher had an affair, and Amy shot his wife in the head, a wound from which she miraculously recovered. After returning home from the hospital, she staunchly defended her cheating husband.
If I’m close. It’s a lucky guess. I’m not vain enough to think that Apple hired someone based on my rumor. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. After hurtling hundreds of millions of miles through space since last summer, three robotic explorers are ready to hit the brakes at Mars. The stakes and anxiety are sky high.
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How does it really work?Spectacles 3 pair with the Snapchat app on your phone via a Bluetooth 5.0 connection. You can record videos and photos on the AR glasses, but for everything else, you’ll need to fire up the Snapchat app on your smartphone. These videos and photos are transferred to the Memories section within the Snapchat app, wirelessly via a Wi Fi connection.
New cars entering the market today will have a long road life and the vast majority of those vehicles run on gasoline or diesel, he said. Improved fuel efficiency means new gasoline powered vehicles will require less fuel than in the past, DeRosiers said, but “the oilpatch has got quite a long road in front of it still.” “At some point, energy demand related to carbon based fuels is going to collapse.” “But I think it probably a good 20 to 30 years out, possibly even more.” Richard Masson, an executive fellow at the University of Calgary School of Public Policy, said the oilpatch has to pay attention but doesn expect a precipitous drop in demand for Alberta crude. Looking out over the next two decades, Masson said oil markets will need more crude to replace anticipated production declines elsewhere.