Article Published by: outdoorchannel Regardless of your level of outdoor expertise, we are all students of the great outdoors and there is always something to learn. This week on The Revolution we’ll explore the skills every outdoorsman, woman, hunter and fisherman should know. Tune in as Chuck...
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Article Published by: esquire There's a place you can go on vacation where the sun rises and sets 16 times a day, the stars are clearer than you've ever seen, and there are only a handful of people around for miles and miles...
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Article Published by: thescore.com If Alexander Gustafsson can't get another shot at an undisputed crown, he'll settle for the next best thing. The two-time UFC light heavyweight title challenger believes his May knockout of Glover Teixeira was enough for a third crack at gold. But with reigning...
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Article Published by: forbes Have you ever thought about what happens to your cryptocurrency investments after death? Whether you die testate (with a will) or intestate (without a will), the necessity of protecting your assets remains, regardless of its physical or digital existence. Imagine you get hit...
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Article Published by: spaceacademy.org Jupiter is, without a doubt, one of the most fascinating planets in our solar system. Jupiter is huge. Mysterious. Colorful. Hypnotizing. And did I say it so big it doesn’t actually ‘orbit’ the sun? Anyway, the gas giant has remained one of...
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Article Published by: grand haven tribune Don Paulus was already dressed in several warm layers, but as he boarded his small Alumicraft fishing boat at Grand Haven’s municipal boat launch Wednesday afternoon, he pulled on yet more warm clothes. “I wear three pairs of socks and my...
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Article Published by: economist America's Public Markets: The burden of going public will need to be lightened if a flurry of initial public offerings is to turn into a flood For years, discussions of America’s public markets have usually featured a lament for their dwindling appeal. According...
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Article Published by: forbes Innovation loathes regulation. Nowhere is that more evident than in the race to deploy self-driving cars. So far Trumpworld is obliging. In keeping with the administration’s deregulatory binge, the U.S. Department of Transportation has set forth “a nonregulatory approach to automated vehicle technology safety.” Transportation...
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Article Published by: outdoorlife.com Rabbit hunting runs in North America’s sporting blood. And what says “rabbits” more than a baying beagle—or maybe even a whole pack of them? Yes, beagles may be the world’s de facto bunny dogs, but they’re just one of the canine breeds...
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Article Published by: mmafighting.com Hector Lombard says he should not have been disqualified at UFC 222 on Saturday night, because his after-the-bell blows came as part of an exchange and referee Mark Smith didn’t step in at the round bell to halt the action quickly enough. As...
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