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The Georgia Senate voted Thursday to approve a measure that would give the state control of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport , a move that Atlanta’s mayor said is tantamount to declaring war on the city declaring. The bill’s Republican supporters say switch is needed to protect the state’s economic engine from corruption and mismanagement, and the indictment Wednesday of a longtime Atlanta contractor on bribery charges added fuel to the fire. The measure, Senate Bill 131, passed by a 34-22 vote despite stiff opposition from Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms. City officials say the airport has become the world’s busiest, and one of the most efficient, under Atlanta’s oversight.…

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Prior to the Worldwide Women`s day Celebration, Photographers Jennifer McCord, Iulia David, Holly-Marie Cato and Amy Shore will be passing on their knowledge at the Women Who Photo event to be held at the Photography Show in Birmingham on Saturday 16 March 2019. 23 Years old Jennifer McCord as a music photographer can often be found in the pit in front of the stage, capturing a gig with her camera or documenting a band on tour. Historically, her career began when as a teenager she had a chance to shoot pictures at a concert around the time of the London Olympics, while…

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The Queen made her first post on Instagram on Thursday during a visit to London’s Science Museum to unveil its summer exhibition, ‘Top Secret’ and formally open the new Smith Centre. She was met by dozens of cheering children who enthusiastically waved Union Jack flags as she arrived at the Science Museum in London’s South Kensington. She took her fans by surprise away from a regular expected selfie posts as her inaugural update, to sharing a letter sent by 19th-century mathematician and computer pioneer Charles Babbage to Queen Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert, her great-great-grandfather. she wrote in the post on the Royal…

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Mark Zuckerberg has said he believes secure, private messaging services will become more popular than open platforms. Mr Zuckerberg outlined his vision to transform Facebook into a “privacy-focused platform.” This is because,The social media giant has come under fire for a series of privacy scandals. The CEO and founder detailed his overarching vision for how to make the service more secure, including encrypting messages. He also teased plans to integrate its various services, including WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook, and said there will be a bigger emphasis on ephemeral content. Facebook owns Messenger and WhatsApp, but message encryption limits its ability…

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. Life became easier for mathematicians and users of the hand-held electronic calculator with the help of Jerry Merryman with two other men who invented the little contraption that changed computing forever! well, he has died at age 86. His death was confirmed today to CNN by his wife, Phyllis, She said Merryman died February 27 after a brief illness. He had been hospitalized since late December following complications related to pacemaker surgery. History has it that, Merryman was a young engineer at Texas Instruments in 1965 when he was put on a team that included fellow engineers Jack Kilby…

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Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate, said in an interview recently, that she has ruled out a bid for the 2020 presidential election. The former first lady and secretary of state told News 12 Westchester that she will not be running for president next year. “I’m not running, but I’m going to keep on working and speaking and standing up for what I believe,” Clinton told the station, in the first local television interview since the midterm elections. Clinton also said she is “not going anywhere. “I’m thrilled by the exciting, dynamic women who were elected to Congress, and they’re…

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At age 21, the reality TV star and makeup guru Kylie Jenner is the world’s youngest billionaire, according to Forbes.The magazine today, (5th of March) released its annual ranking of the planet’s richest people for 2019, announcing that Jenner not only made the billionaires’ list for the first time but is the world’s youngest billionaire as well as the “youngest self-made billionaire of all time.” At number 2,057 on the list of 2,153. Historically, being the youngest from the Wealthy Kardashian`s  home, In mid-November, Kylie Jenner marked a milestone moment with a visit to a strip mall. For the past three years, her…

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TheIconic novelist  Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, who received her master of arts in African studies from Yale in 2008, will be this year’s Class Day speaker, members of the Yale College Class of 2019 have announced. Class Day, scheduled for the afternoon of Sunday, May 19, on the eve of Yale Commencement, is a celebration of the graduating Yale College class. A tradition dating to the 19th century, Class Day includes student reflections on the class’s four years at Yale, the awarding of undergraduate prizes for academic, artistic, athletic, and community accomplishments, and an address by a prominent figure. “I remember…

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President George Manneh Weah comments on how his trip to Israel went. According to him, his four-day official state visit to the State of Israel was successful and rewarding as his administration has gotten multiple commitments from the host country to support a variety of development programs, including providing training and transfer of technology to bolster Liberia’s agriculture sector. Addressing reporters recentlyb upon arrival at the Roberts International Airport (RIA), the President said the trip was largely triggered by his government’s desire to explore possibilities for aggressive agriculture activities towards ensuring food security and the fight against poverty in Liberia. He…

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In no distance time, the Duchess of Sussex will join a panel discussion convened by The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust to mark International Women’s Day. The event, hosted at King’s College London, will be happening on Friday, 8th of March bringing together a special panel of female thought-leaders and activists to discuss a range of issues affecting women today.  The panel will be chaired by Anne McElvoy, Senior Editor of The Economist. Those joining The Duchess for this golden panel include Annie Lennox OBE, founder of The Circle, an organisation supporting and empowering women’s lives around the world; Adwoa Aboah, founder of Gurls…

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