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England's Football Association (FA) is in negotiations to sell off Wembley Stadium, home of the country's national soccer team, to U.S. billionaire Shahid Khan, owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars football team.
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How to Track Browsing Behavior In Google Analytics
#measure #analytics
"In this article, Jethro Nederhof of Snowflake Analytics fame and I will introduce you to some pretty neat web browser APIs. The purpose of these APIs is to find out more about how the user navigated to the current page, and what’s going on with their browser tabs."
#measure #analytics
"In this article, Jethro Nederhof of Snowflake Analytics fame and I will introduce you to some pretty neat web browser APIs. The purpose of these APIs is to find out more about how the user navigated to the current page, and what’s going on with their browser tabs."
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Seventeen years ago, astronomers witnessed a supernova go off in the galaxy called NGC 7424, located 40 million light-years away in the southern constellation Grus, the Crane. Now, in the fading afterglow of that explosion, Hubble has captured the first image of a surviving companion to a supernova. This picture is compelling evidence that some supernovas originate in double-star systems.
The companion to the supernova’s progenitor star was no innocent bystander to the explosion. It siphoned off almost all of the hydrogen from the doomed star’s outer layers. As a result, the supernova, called SN 2001ig, is categorized as a Type IIb supernova. Read more: http://hubblesite.org/news_release/news/2018-20
The companion to the supernova’s progenitor star was no innocent bystander to the explosion. It siphoned off almost all of the hydrogen from the doomed star’s outer layers. As a result, the supernova, called SN 2001ig, is categorized as a Type IIb supernova. Read more: http://hubblesite.org/news_release/news/2018-20
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This Is, Without a Doubt, The Most Uncomfortable Donald/Melania Hand-Holding Moment of All Time https://trib.al/bsRAnch
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Avengers Infinity War full spoilers: https://www.reddit.com/r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers/comments/8ei6tq/infinity_war_full_spoilers_via_uwesker6/
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![Google updates I/O 2018 app w/ latest Material Design stylings, simplified navigation [Gallery]](http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/aSPBhxNzWt_Jv9CfRlXVOeg5LGHi-rxMKx3RGh7drlGWuSne5ucrm6ADlgzTpNFGCcicv1bI4rayHLgiEm14yrbptzP_YsOKa1f7jp_BVVSvKm91Ba3Sv5nux9I4HLKMf042T5aYJSLebraSp0-dZT4N=w265-h133-p)
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Following the launch of Photos in May 2015, Google began winding down similar functionality in Google+. A full deprecation of the remaining backup feature is now set for next month as older versions of the Android and iOS apps will stop working.
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Enjoy Writing with Pen & Paper on Cloud | Rocketbook Smart Notebook
https://geeksempire.wordpress.com/2018/04/25/enjoy-writing-with-pen-paper-on-cloud-rocketbook-smart-notebook/ via +GeeksEmpire
#Smart #Notebook #Cloud #Reusable #Productivity
https://geeksempire.wordpress.com/2018/04/25/enjoy-writing-with-pen-paper-on-cloud-rocketbook-smart-notebook/ via +GeeksEmpire
#Smart #Notebook #Cloud #Reusable #Productivity
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Through the Webs (© Alex James Photos 2018)
- Taken in Benicia, California, historic old capitol grounds -
Through the dust and the webs, a hint of color delights ... the decay, the peeling paint and forgotten bottles are a fine reminder of the past. Old things, are good things.
#wbtpa +BTP Editors' Choice (Top Photo page) +PRO Winners
#window #windows #decay #benicia #california #alexjamesphotos #wherelumixgoes
- Taken in Benicia, California, historic old capitol grounds -
Through the dust and the webs, a hint of color delights ... the decay, the peeling paint and forgotten bottles are a fine reminder of the past. Old things, are good things.
#wbtpa +BTP Editors' Choice (Top Photo page) +PRO Winners
#window #windows #decay #benicia #california #alexjamesphotos #wherelumixgoes
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Aliens In The Grass -- Fort Collins, Colorado
This tiny Diamondback Moth ( Plutella xylostella ) was folded up in the blade of a wild tulip in my backyard, and I almost overlooked him because he looked like just a stray bit of debris. But when I peered closer, he looked like some sort of alien bird-of-prey creature with wings made of feathers, which you can see if you view this in light box mode. :-) Thanks to +Seth Burgess for the identification!
This tiny Diamondback Moth ( Plutella xylostella ) was folded up in the blade of a wild tulip in my backyard, and I almost overlooked him because he looked like just a stray bit of debris. But when I peered closer, he looked like some sort of alien bird-of-prey creature with wings made of feathers, which you can see if you view this in light box mode. :-) Thanks to +Seth Burgess for the identification!
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During the experiment, conducted at the Vertical Gun Range at NASA's Ames Research Center in California, scientists fired marble-sized projectiles at the targets at speeds of 11,200 mph (18,000 km/h).
These projectiles had a similar composition to carbonaceous chondrites, a group of meteorites that come from ancient, water-rich asteroids. In the early stages of Earth's evolution, these asteroids frequently hit the planet at very high speeds. The experiment, described in a paper published online today (April 25) in the journal Science Advances, revealed that during such collisions, up to 30 percent of the water from the asteroid could get trapped in the debris created by the impact. [Photos: Asteroids in Deep Space]
These projectiles had a similar composition to carbonaceous chondrites, a group of meteorites that come from ancient, water-rich asteroids. In the early stages of Earth's evolution, these asteroids frequently hit the planet at very high speeds. The experiment, described in a paper published online today (April 25) in the journal Science Advances, revealed that during such collisions, up to 30 percent of the water from the asteroid could get trapped in the debris created by the impact. [Photos: Asteroids in Deep Space]
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Mother, wife, million-dollar patient: Keeping her alive is a full-time job - and good business for drug companies*
The swelling attacks come on without warning. Loukisha Olive-McCoy's lower lip puffs up; then her cheeks and jaw twist and pull, distorting her face into an involuntary grimace. Sometimes her tongue will fill up the back of her throat and choke off her breathing.
The swelling attacks come on without warning. Loukisha Olive-McCoy's lower lip puffs up; then her cheeks and jaw twist and pull, distorting her face into an involuntary grimace. Sometimes her tongue will fill up the back of her throat and choke off her breathing.
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It could be your typical low-end smartphone, but we do see a possible reference to Android Go. #News #AndroidGo #Samsung
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