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Author: WIRED Readers
Justin Turner discusses his role as a veteran on the Dodgers and mindset defending the World Series title I THE HERD
Justin Turner joins Colin Cowherd to discuss being voted in as an All-Star at age 36 and his role with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Hear what the third baseman has to say about being the ‘older guy’ in the locker room and Albert Pujols’ impact on the young players. Turner also shares his mindset as the season progresses while defending the Dodgers’ World Series title.
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Trump Organization charged with tax crimes – CNET
Lawyers for the former president’s company have pleaded not guilty to charges related to tax evasion and larceny, reports say.
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Author: Carrie Mihalcik
Fiat 500X Yachting has a cloth sunroof and real wood trim – Roadshow
Only 500 of this yacht-inspired special edition will be sold, and it won’t come to the US.
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Author: Daniel Golson
The Fiat 500X Yachting is ideal for your Italian coastal vacation home – Roadshow
This special edition has a roll-back cloth sunroof and yacht-inspired trimmings.
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Author: Daniel Golson
How to restore your Mac from the macOS Monterey beta to Big Sur
If you downloaded and installed the macOS Monterey public beta, there’s a chance that you may want to return to Big Sur, which is currently the stable macOS version. There are a couple of different ways to restore your Mac’s original software; which one you should follow depends on how you installed the beta.
The path to restoring is easiest if you made a Time Machine backup before updating the operating system, or if you installed the beta on a separate partition via Disk Utility. If you installed the beta on your main partition without a backup, you can still restore your system to the older OS, but you’ll need to start fresh.
Whichever path you chose, we’ll walk you through how to find your way back to a more reliable OS. Pick the…
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Author: Cameron Faulkner
Supreme Court Waits In Line For Hours Before Voting To Uphold Arizona Restrictions
WASHINGTON—Struggling to stay on their feet as they stood outside their assigned polling place, the nine members of the U.S. Supreme Court reportedly waited in line for hours Thursday before they were able to cast their votes to uphold voting restrictions enacted by the Arizona legislature. “God, I thought it would be…
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Mbappe the Villain, Breaking down France’s Collapse at the Euros
Alexi Lalas and David Mosse breakdown how France collapsed in their Round of 16 match vs. Switzerland. They also look at how Mbappe became the ‘villain’ of the game.
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Chicharito is on fire at LA Galaxy, but why has El Tri not called him up yet
Alexi Lalas and David Mosse discuss Chicharito’s return to form and why he may not be part of the Mexican national team at the Gold Cup.
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Go read this feature on an engineer who turned ‘free’ Xbox gift cards into millions in Bitcoin
When you can be in the right place at the right time, you can really make some things happen for yourself. Take, for instance, Volodymyr Kvashuk, who moved from Ukraine to the US for a career in computer science and wound up working as an engineer for Microsoft. According to a new must-read feature from Bloomberg, that was exactly the right time to turn a loophole in Microsoft’s payment testing apparatus into a multimillion-dollar Bitcoin scheme — and a sick lake house.
Kvashuk’s job was to look for flaws in how Microsoft processed payments by buying things like physical hardware using a company card and a fake login. Microsoft knew enough to not send him a Dell PC every time he ordered one, but Xbox gift cards bought online and sent to…
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Author: Ian Carlos Campbell