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Great Things You Can Do While In Dubai
If you like golfing it’s accurate to understand that the first grass route inside the Middle East, the Emirates Golf Club, it is located south of the town. This is wherein the European PGA Desert Classic it’s taking area. This large occasion always attracts a few major PGA players. If you are into watersports you may honestly like your Dubai vacation. Almost all inns along…
FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Delivers on Strengthening America’s Cybersecurity
The Biden-Harris Administration has brought a relentless focus to improving the United States’ cyber defenses, building a comprehensive approach to “lock our digital doors” and take aggressive action to strengthen and safeguard our nation’s cybersecurity, including: Improving the cybersecurity of our critical infrastructure. Much of our Nation’s critical infrastructure is owned and operated by the private sector. The Administration has worked closely with key sectors…
Remarks by Vice President Harris at a Democratic National Committee Finance Event
Private ResidencePrinceton, New Jersey THE VICE PRESIDENT: Good morning, everyone. AUDIENCE: Good morning. THE VICE PRESIDENT: I am so happy to be here. And as Deepak said, he and Neera and the family have been supporting me for so many years. And that support is more that I can express. Truly, the support has been, in every way, encouraging. It has been uplifting. It has been so…
Biu Kee Mah-Jong forced to close after more than 50 years hand-crafting mahjong tiles in Hong Kong
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for free here: https://sc.mp/subscribe-youtube Tucked away in Hong Kong’s Jordan neighbourhood in Kowloon, Biu Kee Mah-Jong is set to close after more than half a century in business. Third-generation mahjong tile craftsman Cheung Shun-king was told by his landlord on September 29 to move out before November 2, 2022. Once a booming industry for the popular parlour game throughout Southeast…
Russian detainees expose Moscow police officer who tortured them – BBC News
On 6 March, huge anti-war demonstrations across Russia saw more than 5,000 protesters arrested. 29 were taken to Moscow’s Brateyevo Police Station for questioning. There, an unnamed police officer wearing black subjected at least 11 young women to verbal and physical abuse, often amounting to torture. This included suffocation. Two of the detainees recorded their ordeals and on release leaked the audio to the press….
Don't Make Pizza The Way I Did
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