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So do your favourite WWE Superstars who are prepping themselves for the biggest stage there is in wrestling. Let’s take a glimpse into their world, through their Instagram accounts. #15 Kurt Angle made the list It must be illegal to fit this much awesomeness into one picture. Two of the greatest of all time, together on WrestleMania weekend. We normally hate annoying fan chants but ‘this is awesome’. Maybe a match someday too?...

In addition to the warning from Guterres, other U.N. climate scientists said it is “now or never” regarding limiting global warming following the IPCC report, which stated that carbon emissions from 2010 to 2019 were the highest in human history. “This is not fiction or exaggeration,” Guterres said. “It is what science tells us will result from our current energy policies. We are on a pathway to global warming of more than double the 1....

While many of them can rebuild, others aren’t, and are forced to pick-up, and leave. They are the faces and stories of climate migration. An estimated 1.2 billion people will be displaced by climate-related events by 2050. That means that in less than 30 years, more than 1 out of every 8 people will have lost their homes. Take a minute, and let that sink in. The world is moving quickly, and with it, people are moving too....

LA, again playing without its All-Star forward, beat the Wizards 108-91 on Monday night in Washington for its third straight win. MORE: Top 10 NBA moments of 2015 | Pop ejected, Spurs manage to win Griffin is out for at least two weeks after suffering a partially torn quadriceps tendon on Christmas against the Lakers. The Clippers made up for Griffin’s absence with a combined 28 points and 19 rebounds from the center combo of DeAndre Jordan and Cole Aldrich....

How Cloud Has Changed Our Lives Now that we know what we’re talking about, let’s look at some more examples of cloud computing technology in our day to day lives. But with so much money floating around the internet, there is also a definitive risk that looms over this technology. As cloud servers are used for storing pointless to immensely sensitive data, they are often targeted by cyber criminals and hackers....

Described as an action-adventure farming and survival game, Cloudscape passed its $50,000 Kickstarter goal just one day after it launched on June 22, 2021, and it has received a “Project We Love” designation from the site. Those who watch the game’s promotional trailer should immediately recognize its similarities to the foundational farming/life-sim indie hit Stardew Valley, released by Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone in 2016, but it also pulls elements from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and more....

People with CLOVES syndrome can also have spinal or skeletal issues. To date, fewer than 200 CLOVES cases have been officially reported worldwide. CLOVES syndrome is named for the various issues that it causes: Congenital (present from birth)Lipomatous Overgrowth (fatty tissue lumps)Vascular malformations (blood vessel abnormalities)Epidermal nevi (skin lesions or moles)Scoliosis or spinal deformities (curved spine or abnormally formed bones) CLOVES Syndrome Symptoms CLOVES syndrome affects the body’s tissue, blood vessels, bones, and some internal organs....

CM Punk on how WWE treated John Cena CM Punk was the most recent guest on Renee Paquette’s Oral Sessions with Renée Paquette podcast. On the show, the former WWE Champion spoke about the kind of favorable treatment WWE gave John Cena and how it affected other WWE Superstars’ growth: CM Punk has not wrestled since his departure from WWE, but has appeared as an analyst on Fox’s WWE Backstage. While fans may be eager for him to return to the ring, at this time, it seems very unlikely....

Reigning Olympic decathlon champion Bryan Clay was disqualified from the event after a stumble in the 110m hurdles on Saturday at the US Olympic trials, dooming his bid to repeat in London. Clay planted his left foot into the crossbar of the penultimate hurdle and stumbled to catch his footing as he fell forward, pushing down the last hurdle and finally crossing the finish line in 16.81 seconds, last in his heat....

According to multiple reports from The Clemson Insider and Athens (Ga.) Banner-Herald, the two schools could announce an upcoming series as soon as this summer. MORE: Swinney has good problem in Trevor Lawrence vs. Kelly Bryant “(Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity) and I actually texted back-and-forth today, and like he said we are looking to try and get a game together here shortly,” Clemson AD Dan Radakovich told TCI. “Now, shortly is defined inside of football scheduling shortly....

After Clemson put a 34-10 beating on the Gamecocks at Williams-Brice Stadium on Saturday, the Tigers celebrated by dancing to South Carolina’s white towel-waving pump-up song “Sandstorm” in the locker room. MORE: Three takeaways from Auburn’s upset of No. 1 Alabama Clemson’s win extended its four-game win streak in the Palmetto Bowl. 

Striving to be remembered for more than just the Gears of War franchise, Bleszinski has already accomplished this feat by breaking all pre-defined characteristics of how developers interact with fans. A developer with hundreds and thousands of followers on his Twitter page and a roving fan base when he’s out in public, Bleszinski has helped design a new standard for the industry and how they conduct themselves - both internally and publicly....

If Bush were asked why May closed out as the third bloodiest month for U.S. soldiers in Iraq, he might say that’s because they’re getting shot at. It’s going to be a long, hot summer, a phrase once used to foreshadow unrest in American cities that is now invoked to gird Americans for more casualties in a war nobody knows how to end. Bush’s best argument for staying is that things will get worse if we leave....

If current global warming trends continue, greenhouse gas concentrations in lakes could rise by 1.5 to 2.7 times, on average, according to a study published in the journal PNAS. Lead researcher Dr. Andrew Tanentzap of the University of Cambridge’s department of Plant Sciences explained to Newsweek: “Climate change is increasing both forest cover and changing the types of tree species occurring around most of the world’s lakes. “These changes are important for lakes because they receive large amounts of dead plant material from the lands that surround them....

Ecologists writing in Environmental Research Letters tracked the birds’ summer migrations from Mexico to Canada using GPS equipment. They found melting snow and warmer winters are causing flocks to leave their winter grounds earlier than they did in the past. In 2018, birds left 12 days earlier than they did in 1994—suggesting migrations are moving forward by around five days a decade. Each year, flocks of a dozen to several hundred robins migrate northwards across North America....

Yours truly was busy live-tweeting the affair for the better part of six hours. For longtime climate watchers, this was a notable and welcome development: After all, climate change was all but ignored during the last few elections, and there wasn’t a single climate change-themed question during the 2016 general election debates. There’s good reason the issue is finally starting to get some of the attention it’s due. The more Americans can see the impacts of a changing climate for themselves, the more they have begun to demand their elected officials do something to stop it before it’s too late....

Developed by Chicago-based Intersport in 1991, “Courage in Sports” is entering its 26th year of celebrating the most incredible athletes in the world. Traditionally a one-hour television special aired each fall, Sporting News will be the official online home for “Courage in Sports.” Each week, “Courage in Sports” will deliver a relevant and powerful story of courage, resilience and excellence in the face of adversity.