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The Mars Base 1 is a special tourist attraction in the Gobi desert, China: About 25 miles from Jinchang, in a corner of the Gobi desert in northern China, covering an area about one-fifth
Measles threat is serious in New York for unvaccinated people: Israeli flight attendant for Israel's El Al airline is in a coma for 10 days after contracting measles following trip
A British cave diver who was a rescuer for the Thai soccer team was rescued: Josh Bratchley, a British cave diver who was part of the dramatic rescue of a Thai youth soccer team last
At least 29 people were killed on a bus accident in Madeira: At least 29 people have died after a bus carrying German tourists plunged off a road on the Portuguese island
An architectural competition for Notre Dame Cathedral restauration will be launched: France will launch an international architectural competition to redesign the roofline of Notre Dame Cathedral, the prime minister Édouard Philippe
Former Peruvian president Alan Garcia has shot himself: Former Peruvian president Alan Garcia, 69, has shot himself in the neck on Wednesday before his arrest and is in
Several schools closed Wednesday in Colorado due to the presence of a „Columbine obsessed”: More than a dozen school districts in Colorado are closed Wednesday after the FBI and local law enforcement warned of
The commitment of North Korea’s President to denuclearise the country may not be real: Washington’s Center for Strategic and International Studies said in a report that satellite imagery of North Korea’s Yongbyon nuclear site
Auto Shanghai 2019 international show is starting now: From 18 to 25 April, with 16 and 17 April as media days, Auto Shanghai at the National Exhibition and
The University in Tel Aviv is pioneering organ creation using 3D printers: Researchers at the University of Tel Aviv in Israel have created a three-dimensional, fully vascularized human heart using a 3D

Clippers to be sold for $2 billion

The $2 billion deal would be the biggest sale in NBA history if the sale of Clippers to the former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will be approved , as requested, at a NBA Board of Governors meeting. The buyer must be agreed by 75% of the NBA's 30 owners. An important condition is to not move Clippers from Los Angeles. and Ballmer promised to not do it.

  • Written by Robert Woodward
  • Category: Basketball

Adidas puts wrong logo on Duje Dukan's Wisconsin warm-up shirt

Wisconsin Badgers' senior forward Duje Dukan realized something was wrong when he put on his warm-up shirt he got from Adidas on Friday. The latest gear he got from Adidas had Wisconsin's team colors and the W letter stitched in the correct position but it also had a mistake which could not have gone unnoticed.

  • Written by Adam West
  • Category: Basketball

Washington's John Wall pulls off absurd no-look shot

Last night at Verizon Center Washington's John Wall managed to pull off an insanely improbable shot. A quick replay of the game shows that the shot would have never happened if the intended hard foul would have been carried out perfectly. Some basketball coaches believe indeed in such game play tactics as it offers many advantages. Intimidation is of-course one of these.
  • Written by Adam West
  • Category: Basketball

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