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Donald Trump’s election is a boost for crypto enthusiasts but it’s still super high risk Bitcoin has been boosted by the election of Donald Trump in the US. (Pic: Getty) The price of bitcoin this week topped $100,000 (€94,650) for the first time after surging on the back of the election of Donald Trump as US president and his elevation of crypto enthusiasts like Elon Musk into influential roles. Ironically, for a form of money explicitly created to be outside any state’s influence or control, the high comes as the incoming US president and those around him move to shift cryptocurrencies, long favoured by gangsters and techno-anarchists, towards the financial mainstream.
Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel a Heisman Trophy finalistAs people celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday, the Division of Environmental Health of the Department of Public Health and Social Services wants to share some tips to prepare one's holiday turkey safely. Thanksgiving foods such as turkey may contain germs, such as Salmonella, Clostridium perfringens, and Campylobacter, which can make people sick with vomiting, diarrhea, and other symptoms. Thus, special care must be taken to ensure safe food handling practices. Public Health urges everyone to make Thanksgiving memorable for all the right reasons. The following tips can also be applied when preparing other raw meats and foods any day of the year. Never thaw your turkey, or other meats, by leaving it out on the counter. Use one of the following methods instead: For more information, follow the DEH on Facebook at GuamDEH and/or on Instagram at guam_deh. You may also contact the DEH’s Food Safety Program at (671) 300-9579 or visit their website at www.dphss.guam.gov .
More than 10 million people empowered so far through the 34 by 34 initiative ATLANTA , Dec. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Cox Enterprises today announced that it has empowered 10.6 million people to live more prosperous lives since 2020, a significant milestone in its 34 by 34 social impact initiative . This achievement represents a wide range of efforts across Cox and its businesses, Cox Communications and Cox Automotive. Cox is committed to solving business problems that also remove obstacles present in communities and society at large, from bridging the digital divide to addressing social equity and environmental sustainability challenges. "Cox is a company of innovators, changemakers and believers of being part of something bigger than ourselves," said Maury Wolfe , vice president of Corporate Responsibility and Social Impact at Cox Enterprises. "To drive our 34 by 34 social impact initiative forward, employees across our businesses have led countless acts of volunteering and community engagement, from cleaning up waterways and building outdoor learning labs to mentoring students. We're humbled to see the ripple effect throughout our communities." 34 by 34 focuses on six key pathways to create positive change: technology access, access to lifelong education, employment skills, social equity, environmental sustainability, and good health. These pathways provide a holistic approach to empowering individuals and communities. Key examples of Cox's business and employee volunteering impact include: Visit Cox34by34.com to see stories of our impact and watch this video to learn more about the 34 by 34 initiative. About Cox Enterprises Cox Enterprises is dedicated to empowering people to build a better future for the next generation. Cox is a leader in the broadband, automotive, and media industries, as well as a leading investment platform with strategic positions in emerging technologies driving the future of agriculture, renewable energy, healthtech, and public sector software. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia , Cox is a global company with $23 billion in annual revenues and a proud history spanning more than 125 years. To learn more about Cox and its commitment to its people, planet and communities, visit coxenterprises.com . View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/cox-enterprises-nearing-one-third-of-its-ambitious-goal-to-empower-34-million-people-to-live-more-prosperous-lives-by-2034-302324319.html SOURCE Cox Enterprises
Gunmen in southeast Mexico open fire in a bar killing 6 and injuring 5 as violence spiralsPushpa 2 Kissik Not Even 1 Percent Of Oo Antava: Netizens Call Sreeleela-Allu Arjun Song A DowngradeNewsquest will not reveal the details of which two celebrities found themselves in the bottom two since these results have not been verified (and to not spoil tonight's programme). During last night’s show (November 23), two couples found themselves at the top of the leaderboard, with the combined scores from their dance routines and points from the Samba-Thon. JLS star JB Gill and Love Island favourite Tasha Ghouri (along with their professional dance partners) ended the night with a score of 46 each. During their lively Charleston to Yes Sir! That’s My Baby by Firehouse Five Plus Two, JB flipped Lauren Oakley upside down and in a cartwheel spin and showed off his quick footwork before completing a series of dramatic lifts. Head judge Shirley Ballas thanked JB for bringing “so much joy” to the dance floor, while Craig Revel Horwood praised the routine as “pure class”. As the results show for Strictly is filmed on the same night as the rest of the show, but broadcast a day later, it allows people who are in the crowd for filming to know who is eliminated ahead of time. Due to this, the results were leaked on social media late last night and those who found out which celebrity left in week 10 “gasped” and claimed "wrong person to go". A post shared by BBC Strictly (@bbcstrictly) This person wrote on X: “oh i GASPED that’s so insane???” “No way what the hell,” tweeted another. “Shocked !! What the hell,” shared this account. Someone else added: “Noooo omg wrong person to go.” One fan posted: “Neither should have been in dance off. That's a shame.” Recommended reading: In agreement, a viewer commented: “Disgraceful neither should have been there!!!!” Others said they were “gutted for them” and “no way...this is a joke!!” The Strictly Come Dancing result show will air on Sunday, November 24 on BBC One and iPlayer at 7.20pm.
Jannik Sinner leads Italy back to the Davis Cup semifinals and a rematch against AustraliaDon't brine your turkey in the lake, park tells Americans
Don't brine your turkey in the lake, park tells Americans