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<p>When an 80-year-old man in Texas, United States, had to return to work post retirement because of a hike in the house rent, some students of a school - where he worked as a janitor - came forward to help him and leveraged the power of social media. They managed to raise about $270,000 to help James, the elderly janitor, get some much-deserved rest. According to local media, he was forced to come back to resume the daily work routine when the rent was increased to $400 a month.</p>

<p>Initially, the students had aimed to raise about $10,000 when the campaign was started on online fundraising website GoFundMe on February 15. "This is our 80-year-old janitor who has rent raised and had to come back to work. Let's help Mr James out," Greyson Thurman, one of the students, wrote on TikTok along with a photo that captured the elderly man in the middle of his daily routine.&nbsp; “Nobody at that age should be working; they should be living the rest of their life," Thurman told KDFW Fox 4, a local news outlet. In a span of 10 days, however, around 8,600 users came forward. The top donor contributed $2,500.</p>

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<p>Thanking people for the success of the campaign, Thurman left a note on Friday (February 25) on the GoFundMe page, saying that he was asked by James to close the campaign.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"Thank you everyone who donated and helped Mr. James enjoy his retirement, he asked for us to take down the GoFundMe today, He is very appreciative of everyone willing to give up their time to help him out and change his life. You all have shown what can happen when everyone gets together to help others. I think God did this to show that no matter how much evil there is good will always show it’s self! Mr. James thanks you all," he wrote.</p>

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When an 80-year-old man in Texas, United States, had to return to work post retirement because of a hike in the house rent, some students of a school - where he worked as a janitor - came forward to help him and leveraged the power of social media.

When an 80-year-old man in Texas, United States, had to return to work post retirement because of a hike in the house rent, some students of a school - where he worked as a janitor - came forward to help him and leveraged the power of social media. They managed to raise about $270,000 to help James, the elderly janitor, get some much-deserved rest. According to local media, he was forced to come back to resume the daily work routine when the rent was increased to $400 a month. Initially, the students had aimed to raise about $10,000 when the campaign was started on online fundraising website GoFundMe on February 15. "This is our 80-year-old janitor who has rent raised and had to come back to work. Let's help Mr James out," Greyson Thurman, one of the students, wrote on TikTok along with a photo that captured the elderly man in the middle of his daily routine. “Nobody at that age should be working; they should be living the rest of their life," Thurman told KDFW Fox 4, a local news outlet. In a span of 10 days, however, around 8,600 users came forward. The top donor contributed $2,500. Also watch: Trending on WION | Turkey Earthquake: 9-year-old boy donates piggy-bank savings to relief funds × Thanking people for the success of the campaign, Thurman left a note on Friday (February 25) on the GoFundMe page, saying that he was asked by James to close the campaign. Also read: Turkey-Syria quake: Anonymous Pakistani donor in US donates $30 million to victims "Thank you everyone who donated and helped Mr. James enjoy his retirement, he asked for us to take down the GoFundMe today, He is very appreciative of everyone willing to give up their time to help him out and change his life. You all have shown what can happen when everyone gets together to help others. I think God did this to show that no matter how much evil there is good will always show it’s self! Mr. James thanks you all," he wrote. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- Netflix has lowered the price of its subscription plans in more than 30 countries. The streaming giant has reduced the price in order to attract more subscribers.

Trending on WION: Netflix reduces subscription prices in over 30 countries

<p>The metal sphere that was discovered on a Japanese beach one day, raising concerns among locals has been identified and removed, local media reported.</p>

<p>Initially remarked by many as a "dragon ball" or "an object from outer space," the mysterious ball raised concerns among locals that it might pose a threat to the area or even explode. The police prohibited people from coming near the ball during the probe and put up a 200-metre perimeter around it, BBC reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The metal object was discovered on the shores of the Enshu beach in Hamamatsu City on Tuesday (Feb 21).</p>

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<p>A local told NHK news that he had no idea that everyone would be so much interested in the ball, which according to him had been lying there for a month.</p>

<p>Many questioned the Japanese officials for not explaining what exactly it was. Others have voiced their embarrassment over the whole incident.</p>

<p>Watch | Gravitas: Mysterious object washes up on Japanese beach</p>

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<p>A tweet read, "I can't believe officials from a country surrounded by ocean don't recognise a ball buoy."</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">It's a steel mooring buoy. They are specially designed for the mooring of vessels in the most economical way while protecting shorelines, natural habitats &amp; other boats by giving those sailing or stationed an alternative anchoring point for all types of vessels. <a href="https://t.co/PBU4l1anvJ">pic.twitter.com/PBU4l1anvJ</a></p>
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<p>Another user tweeted, "OMG! It's a steel mooring buoy people. I'm embarrassed to be Japanese."</p>

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<p>An oceanographer expert told BBC that he knew what it was "instantly." He added that it was very recognisable as it is used for keeping the instruments floating in the ocean.</p>

<p>Security concerns rose a week later after Japanese officials discussed the ramifications of North Korea's missile test that landed in Japan's territorial water. Another issue addressed was China's spy balloons. The Japanese and Chinese officials held a security meeting in Tokyo, where Japan showed its concern over the surveillance balloons.</p>

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The metal sphere that was discovered on a Japanese beach one day, raising concerns among locals has been identified and removed, local media reported. Initially remarked by many as a "dragon ball" or "an object from outer space," the mysterious ball raised concerns among locals that it might pose a threat to the area or even explode.

The metal sphere that was discovered on a Japanese beach one day, raising concerns among locals has been identified and removed, local media reported. Initially remarked by many as a "dragon ball" or "an object from outer space," the mysterious ball raised concerns among locals that it might pose a threat to the area or even explode. The police prohibited people from coming near the ball during the probe and put up a 200-metre perimeter around it, BBC reported. The metal object was discovered on the shores of the Enshu beach in Hamamatsu City on Tuesday (Feb 21). Also read |Mysterious object found on Japanese beach, police cordon off the area A local told NHK news that he had no idea that everyone would be so much interested in the ball, which according to him had been lying there for a month. Many questioned the Japanese officials for not explaining what exactly it was. Others have voiced their embarrassment over the whole incident. Watch | Gravitas: Mysterious object washes up on Japanese beach A tweet read, "I can't believe officials from a country surrounded by ocean don't recognise a ball buoy." I can't believe officials from a country surrounded by ocean don't recognize a ball buoy. 🤦‍♂️ They seemed rather intrigued by the mooring loop. 🧐 — Efren Mendez, Jr. (@EfrenMendezJr) February 21, 2023 × It's a steel mooring buoy. They are specially designed for the mooring of vessels in the most economical way while protecting shorelines, natural habitats & other boats by giving those sailing or stationed an alternative anchoring point for all types of vessels. pic.twitter.com/PBU4l1anvJ — Jeremiah Garcia (@jeremiah_fsp) February 21, 2023 × Another user tweeted, "OMG! It's a steel mooring buoy people. I'm embarrassed to be Japanese." Old submarine mine. pic.twitter.com/mM85P8IcW8 — Urbitando (@urbitando) February 21, 2023 × An oceanographer expert told BBC that he knew what it was "instantly." He added that it was very recognisable as it is used for keeping the instruments floating in the ocean. Security concerns rose a week later after Japanese officials discussed the ramifications of North Korea's missile test that landed in Japan's territorial water. Another issue addressed was China's spy balloons. The Japanese and Chinese officials held a security meeting in Tokyo, where Japan showed its concern over the surveillance balloons. (with inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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<p>A new medicine, called Xylazine, or “tranq” has unleashed havoc in cities across the US by causing deadly symptoms including skin rotting.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the nation licenced this "zombie drug" for use in veterinary medicine. It was also used to cut heroin, but most recently, it was found in fentanyl and other illegal substances, according to the New York Post.</p>

<p>An overdose of the non-opioid xylazine prevents a person from being able to react to naloxone, often known as Narcan, the most widely used overdose reversal medication, making it unsafe for humans.</p>

<p>Excessive tiredness, respiratory depression, and open sores are just a few of the effects of the drug that can get worse and spread quickly with repeated contact. If the ulcerations aren't treated, they could develop into eschar, which must be amputated.</p>

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<p>Around 90 per cent of the lab-tested dope sample was found to include xylazine in Philadelphia in 2021, raising the danger of an overdose when coupled with other illegal narcotics. By acting as a "tranq," opioids like fentanyl's high may last longer, which is why xylazine is so appealing.</p>

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<p>Yet, some who struggle with substance abuse issues asserted that this new medicine has eliminated "any kind of joy" associated with using drugs.</p>

<p>“Tranq is basically zombifying people’s bodies,” 28-year-old Sam told Sky News. “Until nine months ago, I never had wounds. Now, there are holes in my legs and feet.”</p>

<p>The New York City Department of Health said that 2,668 individuals in New York died in 2021 as a result of xylazine overdoses, and experts worry that the medication might exacerbate the country's current drug pandemic.</p>

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A new medicine, called Xylazine, or “tranq” has unleashed havoc in cities across the US by causing deadly symptoms including skin rotting. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the nation licenced this "zombie drug" for use in veterinary medicine.

A new medicine, called Xylazine, or “tranq” has unleashed havoc in cities across the US by causing deadly symptoms including skin rotting. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the nation licenced this "zombie drug" for use in veterinary medicine. It was also used to cut heroin, but most recently, it was found in fentanyl and other illegal substances, according to the New York Post. An overdose of the non-opioid xylazine prevents a person from being able to react to naloxone, often known as Narcan, the most widely used overdose reversal medication, making it unsafe for humans. Excessive tiredness, respiratory depression, and open sores are just a few of the effects of the drug that can get worse and spread quickly with repeated contact. If the ulcerations aren't treated, they could develop into eschar, which must be amputated. Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos and videos shared on social media. Brooo, what’s happening in the USA🙆🏽‍♂️💀? pic.twitter.com/hUJCjZ5Xlx — Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) December 6, 2022 × Around 90 per cent of the lab-tested dope sample was found to include xylazine in Philadelphia in 2021, raising the danger of an overdose when coupled with other illegal narcotics. By acting as a "tranq," opioids like fentanyl's high may last longer, which is why xylazine is so appealing. ALSO READ | EXPLAINED | Stem cell transplant cures another HIV patient, is this a solution to the HIV crisis? Yet, some who struggle with substance abuse issues asserted that this new medicine has eliminated "any kind of joy" associated with using drugs. “Tranq is basically zombifying people’s bodies,” 28-year-old Sam told Sky News. “Until nine months ago, I never had wounds. Now, there are holes in my legs and feet.” The New York City Department of Health said that 2,668 individuals in New York died in 2021 as a result of xylazine overdoses, and experts worry that the medication might exacerbate the country's current drug pandemic. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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In this show, WION Trending, know the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms. For Russia, it’s been a year of bold charges and bombardments, humiliating retreats and grinding sieges. Ukraine has countered with fierce resistance, surprising counteroffensives and unexpected hit-and-run strikes.

WION Trending | Russia's war in Ukraine nears it's one-year anniversary

Watch this segment to know more about news such as a Soviet-era rocket launched in 1980 making re-entry. Have a look at what's trending on WION's social media handles.

Trending on WION: Soviet-era rocket launched in 1980 makes re-entry

India's only European Tour Golf event is back after a three-year break. The Hero Indian Open features some of Indian Golf's top names including Shubhankar Sharma and two-time winner SSP Chawrasia and also boasts of an impressive overseas contingent. 2018 Ryder Cup winner Thorbjorn Olesen has touched down in New Delhi days after winning the Thailand Classic which puts him in contention for a berth on the European Ryder Cup team for the 2023 edition in Rome. Olesen spoke to Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo.

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<p>A vast cache of Cambodia's Angkorian crown jewellery from the 7th Century, reappeared in London last summer, as reported by the BBC. The stolen jewellery was in the possession of&nbsp;British antiquities smuggler Douglas Latchford. Experts revealed that they were stunned to know of the jewellery’s existence.&nbsp;The collection has been discreetly returned to Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, and will be put on display in the country's national museum, said a BBC report.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr">Latchford, who held the Cambodian jewellery in his possession died in 2022 while awaiting trial in the US.&nbsp;<meta charset="utf-8" />His family said they would return his stolen collection to Cambodia after his passing, but the authorities did not know what exactly would be handed over or how the process would pan out<b>. </b></p>

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<p dir="ltr"><meta charset="utf-8" />Brad Gordon, the head of Cambodia's investigative team, who was&nbsp;the first representative of the nation to witness&nbsp;the jewellery when he visited London last summer told the&nbsp;&nbsp;BBC that he&nbsp;was driven by a representative of the Latchford family to an undisclosed location. In the parking lot was a vehicle with four boxes inside, he added.</p>

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<p>"I felt like crying. I just thought - wow - the crown jewels of ancient Cambodian civilization packed into four boxes in the back of a car," he continued.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr"><meta charset="utf-8" />The collection reportedly contained 77 pieces of gold and jewel-rimed ornaments, including crowns, belts and earrings. Experts also found a large bowl made of solid gold as part of the trove, which they believe could have been used as a rice bowl for Angkorian royalty.</p>

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<p dir="ltr"><meta charset="utf-8" />Experts believe that one of the crowns appears to be from the pre-Angkorian period, and could have been hand-crafted by artisans in the 7th century.</p>

<p dir="ltr"><meta charset="utf-8" />It's still unclear as to&nbsp;how and when the jewellery was stolen and how it landed in London. Many of the items draw semblance to stone carvings in the walls of Angkor Wat, a UNESCO&nbsp;World Heritage Site.&nbsp;</p>

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A vast cache of Cambodia's Angkorian crown jewellery from the 7th Century, reappeared in London last summer, as reported by the BBC. The stolen jewellery was in the possession of British antiquities smuggler Douglas Latchford.

A vast cache of Cambodia's Angkorian crown jewellery from the 7th Century, reappeared in London last summer, as reported by the BBC. The stolen jewellery was in the possession of British antiquities smuggler Douglas Latchford. Experts revealed that they were stunned to know of the jewellery’s existence. The collection has been discreetly returned to Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, and will be put on display in the country's national museum, said a BBC report. Latchford, who held the Cambodian jewellery in his possession died in 2022 while awaiting trial in the US. His family said they would return his stolen collection to Cambodia after his passing, but the authorities did not know what exactly would be handed over or how the process would pan out. Brad Gordon, the head of Cambodia's investigative team, who was the first representative of the nation to witness the jewellery when he visited London last summer told the BBC that he was driven by a representative of the Latchford family to an undisclosed location. In the parking lot was a vehicle with four boxes inside, he added. Cambodian government announces return of Douglas Latchford's 77-piece gold collection in a deal with his family. Our podcast, DYNAMITE DOUG, on one of the world's greatest art heists is dropping March 1. pic.twitter.com/yHP5JqAPzC — Tom Wright (@TomWrightAsia) February 20, 2023 × "I felt like crying. I just thought - wow - the crown jewels of ancient Cambodian civilization packed into four boxes in the back of a car," he continued. ALSO READ | Undercover investigation reveals women's sexual abuse on British-owned Kenyan tea farms The collection reportedly contained 77 pieces of gold and jewel-rimed ornaments, including crowns, belts and earrings. Experts also found a large bowl made of solid gold as part of the trove, which they believe could have been used as a rice bowl for Angkorian royalty. ALSO WATCH | Climate crisis is coming for our coffee Experts believe that one of the crowns appears to be from the pre-Angkorian period, and could have been hand-crafted by artisans in the 7th century. It's still unclear as to how and when the jewellery was stolen and how it landed in London. Many of the items draw semblance to stone carvings in the walls of Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p><meta charset="utf-8" />The British publisher of Roald Dahl's classic children's books is being slammed for censorship by critics after they removed colourful language from classics such as "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "Matilda" to make them more in sync with modern readers.&nbsp;<meta charset="utf-8" />A scan through the new editions of Dahl's books now available in bookstores shows that content relating to weight, mental health, gender and race were modified as reported by Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper.</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" />Augustus Gloop, Charlie's hoggish antagonist in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," which originally was published in 1964, is no longer "enormously fat," just "enormous." in the new edition.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The word "black" was omitted from the description of the terrible tractors in 1970s "The Fabulous Mr. Fox." The machines as per the latest editions are just "murderous, brutal-looking monsters."</p>

<p><meta charset="utf-8" />Salman Rushdie was among the first to react to this rewriting of Dahl's words. Rushdie was brutally attacked&nbsp; last year at an event in New York state.</p>

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<p>"Roald Dahl was no angel but this is absurd censorship,'' Rushdie wrote on Twitter. "Puffin Books and the Dahl estate should be ashamed.''</p>

<p>The revisions to Dahl's writings constitute the most recent debate over cultural sensitivity.</p>

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<p>The revisionists say the idea behind the changes was to&nbsp;protect young people from cultural, ethnic,which and gender stereotypes in literature and other forms of media.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The Roald Dahl Story Company that controls the rights to the books, said it worked with Puffin Books to re-examine the texts because it wanted to ensure that "Dahl's wonderful stories and characters continue to be enjoyed by all children today."</p>

<p>The language was revised in partnership with Inclusive Minds, a collective&nbsp;aimed at making&nbsp;children's literature more inclusive and accessible. Any changes were "small and carefully considered," the company told AFP.&nbsp;</p>

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The British publisher of Roald Dahl's classic children's books is being slammed for censorship by critics after they removed colourful language from classics such as "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "Matilda" to make them more in sync with modern readers.

The British publisher of Roald Dahl's classic children's books is being slammed for censorship by critics after they removed colourful language from classics such as "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "Matilda" to make them more in sync with modern readers. A scan through the new editions of Dahl's books now available in bookstores shows that content relating to weight, mental health, gender and race were modified as reported by Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper. Augustus Gloop, Charlie's hoggish antagonist in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," which originally was published in 1964, is no longer "enormously fat," just "enormous." in the new edition. The word "black" was omitted from the description of the terrible tractors in 1970s "The Fabulous Mr. Fox." The machines as per the latest editions are just "murderous, brutal-looking monsters." Salman Rushdie was among the first to react to this rewriting of Dahl's words. Rushdie was brutally attacked last year at an event in New York state. Roald Dahl was no angel but this is absurd censorship. Puffin Books and the Dahl estate should be ashamed. https://t.co/sdjMfBr7WW — Salman Rushdie (@SalmanRushdie) February 18, 2023 × "Roald Dahl was no angel but this is absurd censorship,'' Rushdie wrote on Twitter. "Puffin Books and the Dahl estate should be ashamed.'' The revisions to Dahl's writings constitute the most recent debate over cultural sensitivity. ALSO READ | Richard Belzer, TV actor and comedian, passes away at 74 The revisionists say the idea behind the changes was to protect young people from cultural, ethnic,which and gender stereotypes in literature and other forms of media. ALSO WATCH | Salman Rushdie's first interview since 2022 stabbing The Roald Dahl Story Company that controls the rights to the books, said it worked with Puffin Books to re-examine the texts because it wanted to ensure that "Dahl's wonderful stories and characters continue to be enjoyed by all children today." The language was revised in partnership with Inclusive Minds, a collective aimed at making children's literature more inclusive and accessible. Any changes were "small and carefully considered," the company told AFP. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>M&amp;M’s are in the news and for a bizarre reason. The multi-coloured, bite-sized chocolates have been doing the rounds&nbsp;on&nbsp;Twitter after a man claimed to have found the biggest M&amp;M in the world. He shared his discovery on the social media platform and even the Guinness World Records couldn't resist reacting, as reported by India Today.</p>

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<p dir="ltr">The post was shared by a man named Fintan Walsh on Twitter. In the picture, Walsh could be seen holding a&nbsp;normal-sized, green-coloured M&amp;M and a humongous blue one as well.</p>

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<p dir="ltr">"Hi @GWR. I have the biggest M&amp;M in the world. What’s the next step for us?" he wrote in the caption of the post.</p>

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<p>The Guinness World Records was quick to respond to Walsh's post on Twitter. They replied saying, "That's not an M&amp;M that's a boulder."</p>

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<p>M&amp;M, the mini, button-shaped candies were invented in 1941. Each M&amp;M has the letter "m" printed in lower case in white on one&nbsp;side.&nbsp;</p>

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M&M’s are in the news and for a bizarre reason. The multi-coloured, bite-sized chocolates have been doing the rounds on Twitter after a man claimed to have found the biggest M&M in the world.

M&M’s are in the news and for a bizarre reason. The multi-coloured, bite-sized chocolates have been doing the rounds on Twitter after a man claimed to have found the biggest M&M in the world. He shared his discovery on the social media platform and even the Guinness World Records couldn't resist reacting, as reported by India Today. The post was shared by a man named Fintan Walsh on Twitter. In the picture, Walsh could be seen holding a normal-sized, green-coloured M&M and a humongous blue one as well. "Hi @GWR. I have the biggest M&M in the world. What’s the next step for us?" he wrote in the caption of the post. Hi @GWR I have the biggest M&M in the world. What’s the next step for us. pic.twitter.com/IxczjqX4PJ — Fintan Walsh (@FintanWalsh) February 16, 2023 × ALSO READ | Australian man uses fake names to donate sperm in exchange for gifts, holidays; fathers 60 children The Guinness World Records was quick to respond to Walsh's post on Twitter. They replied saying, "That's not an M&M that's a boulder." that's not an M&M that's a boulder https://t.co/6kIq1qbtJc — Guinness World Records (@GWR) February 17, 2023 × M&M, the mini, button-shaped candies were invented in 1941. Each M&M has the letter "m" printed in lower case in white on one side. ALSO READ | Miracle! Man pulled out of rubble 278 hours after Turkey earthquake Last week, a man was conferred with the Guinness title for jumping and extinguishing 55 candles in one go. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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San Francisco, Taking the world by storm these days, AI chatbot ChatGPT has now interviewed UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, in which they answered a range of questions.

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<p>A small glass sculpture by renowned artist Jeff Koons was accidentally knocked over by a collector attending a contemporary art fair, shattering it into pieces. The artwork, which is a part of Jeff Koons' well-known "balloon dog" series, was worth $42,000. Several collectors believed the incident—which happened at a VIP preview at Art Wynwood in Miami—was performance art or a planned stunt.</p>

<p>The artwork was shown alone on an acrylic base with Koons's last name.</p>

<p>"I saw this woman was there, and she was tapping (the sculpture), and then the thing fell over and shattered into thousands of pieces," artist Stephen Gamson told a Fox News affiliate in Miami.</p>

<p>Gamson told the media that he believed the woman touched the artwork to determine whether it was a real balloon.</p>

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<p>While gallery staff picked up the glass pieces, a bystander recorded the incident on camera.</p>

<p>A person can be heard saying, "I can't believe somebody would knock that over," in the video.</p>

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<p>The woman did not intend to shatter the Koons sculpture, according to Benedicte Caluch, an art advisor with Bel-Air Fine Art, which sponsored the artwork, who also informed the Miami Herald that insurance would cover the damage.</p>

<p>American painter and sculptor Koons, who was not present, finds inspiration in commonplace items like balloon animals. Even though they have sold at auction for as much as $91 million, his pieces question ideas about what constitutes fine art.</p>

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A small glass sculpture by renowned artist Jeff Koons was accidentally knocked over by a collector attending a contemporary art fair, shattering it into pieces. The artwork, which is a part of Jeff Koons' well-known "balloon dog" series, was worth $42,000.

A small glass sculpture by renowned artist Jeff Koons was accidentally knocked over by a collector attending a contemporary art fair, shattering it into pieces. The artwork, which is a part of Jeff Koons' well-known "balloon dog" series, was worth $42,000. Several collectors believed the incident—which happened at a VIP preview at Art Wynwood in Miami—was performance art or a planned stunt. The artwork was shown alone on an acrylic base with Koons's last name. "I saw this woman was there, and she was tapping (the sculpture), and then the thing fell over and shattered into thousands of pieces," artist Stephen Gamson told a Fox News affiliate in Miami. Gamson told the media that he believed the woman touched the artwork to determine whether it was a real balloon. Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos and videos shared on social media. OH DAMN! 😱😱😱😱😱 А balloon sculpture of famous artist Jeff Koons in the shape of a dog crashed at the Art Wynwood Fair in Miami. It was valued at $42,000, the Daily Mail. 🔉 It is specified that one of the collectors decided to check whether the work by Koons really lived up… https://t.co/J8QwVtQt2K pic.twitter.com/yJXi6sWuFq — TheRealBiffBifford 🇺🇸 (@TBifford) February 19, 2023 × While gallery staff picked up the glass pieces, a bystander recorded the incident on camera. A person can be heard saying, "I can't believe somebody would knock that over," in the video. ALSO READ | Woman asks ChatGPT to write email to airline after flight delay, result wows netizens The woman did not intend to shatter the Koons sculpture, according to Benedicte Caluch, an art advisor with Bel-Air Fine Art, which sponsored the artwork, who also informed the Miami Herald that insurance would cover the damage. American painter and sculptor Koons, who was not present, finds inspiration in commonplace items like balloon animals. Even though they have sold at auction for as much as $91 million, his pieces question ideas about what constitutes fine art. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p><strong>Shehzada movie review:&nbsp;</strong>This week's big Bollywood release is <em>Shehzada&nbsp;</em>which has been helmed by Rohit Dhawan, who is the son of veteran filmmaker David Dhawan. Many would recall that David Dhawan ruled the 1990s box office with comedy films. They may have been bashed by critics but won the hearts of the&nbsp;audience. It seems with <em>Shehzada,</em> Rohit Dhawan is trying to follow in his father's footsteps.&nbsp;<br />
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After ruling the 2022 box office with his superhit film, the comedy-horror 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2', Kartik Aaryan is back on the screens in <em>Shehzada</em>&nbsp;which is a comedy-drama. The film again presents Aaryan in a young dashing way. The film has plenty of comedy and drama which provides for a good laugh, but, does this film really leave an impact with its comedy or is it just another passable film? Let's decode.</p>

<h2><strong>What's the film all about?</strong></h2>

<p>An official Hindi remake of the superhit 2022 Telugu film 'Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo,' starring Allu Arjun, <em>Shehzada</em> starts from the hospital, where two boys are born on the same day: one in the general ward, the son of Valmiki (Paresh Rawal), and another one, into the family of a millionaire. Valmiki exchanges the babies and walks home with his boss's son in the hopes of giving his son the life of a prince, a Shehzada. The story then takes a leap of 25 years, where the boys are all grown up now. Bantu, played by Kartik, is a law graduate; he's smart, and as we know the truth, he has the qualities of his noble family and that of his biological father Randeep. How Bantu finds out the truth about his biological family forms the rest of the story.</p>

<p>Despite presenting the remake as it is, Dhawan did a little tweaking with the plot. The narrative of the film is simple and runs smoothly mostly. Sometimes in between, the film goes haywire with some illogical and unnecessary story points,&nbsp;fight sequences, and&nbsp;dialogues. There are portions which slacken the pace of the film but ultimately Dhawan manages to get the attention of the audience back with humour, peppy songs, Kartik's swag,&nbsp;charm, and action sequences. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>The cast is fantastic, and their performance will impress you. But the makers have not given them enough screen time to anyone else other than Kartik. The film's leading lady Kriti Sanon is barely there. Kartik and Kriti Sanon are back on screen after 'Luka Chuppi,' but it was a little disappointing to see how her screen time was not adequate. It seems Kriti was only in the film to add glamour and nothing else.</p>

<p>Sachin Khedekar, who was part of the original film, reprises the role of a businessman with ease. Paresh Rawal has given a phenomenal performance.&nbsp;Manisha Koirala and Ronit Roy, who are playing Kartik's biological parents are a delight to watch.</p>

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<p>Kartik has yet again proved his mark as a good performer; his comic timing is perfect, but sometimes onscreen, he's a little over-dramatic.</p>

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Shehzada movie review: This week's big Bollywood release is Shehzada which has been helmed by Rohit Dhawan, who is the son of veteran filmmaker David Dhawan. Many would recall that David Dhawan ruled the 1990s box office with comedy films.

Shehzada movie review: This week's big Bollywood release is Shehzada which has been helmed by Rohit Dhawan, who is the son of veteran filmmaker David Dhawan. Many would recall that David Dhawan ruled the 1990s box office with comedy films. They may have been bashed by critics but won the hearts of the audience. It seems with Shehzada, Rohit Dhawan is trying to follow in his father's footsteps. After ruling the 2022 box office with his superhit film, the comedy-horror 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2', Kartik Aaryan is back on the screens in Shehzada which is a comedy-drama. The film again presents Aaryan in a young dashing way. The film has plenty of comedy and drama which provides for a good laugh, but, does this film really leave an impact with its comedy or is it just another passable film? Let's decode. What's the film all about? An official Hindi remake of the superhit 2022 Telugu film 'Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo,' starring Allu Arjun, Shehzada starts from the hospital, where two boys are born on the same day: one in the general ward, the son of Valmiki (Paresh Rawal), and another one, into the family of a millionaire. Valmiki exchanges the babies and walks home with his boss's son in the hopes of giving his son the life of a prince, a Shehzada. The story then takes a leap of 25 years, where the boys are all grown up now. Bantu, played by Kartik, is a law graduate; he's smart, and as we know the truth, he has the qualities of his noble family and that of his biological father Randeep. How Bantu finds out the truth about his biological family forms the rest of the story. Despite presenting the remake as it is, Dhawan did a little tweaking with the plot. The narrative of the film is simple and runs smoothly mostly. Sometimes in between, the film goes haywire with some illogical and unnecessary story points, fight sequences, and dialogues. There are portions which slacken the pace of the film but ultimately Dhawan manages to get the attention of the audience back with humour, peppy songs, Kartik's swag, charm, and action sequences. View this post on Instagram A post shared by KARTIK AARYAN (@kartikaaryan) × The cast is fantastic, and their performance will impress you. But the makers have not given them enough screen time to anyone else other than Kartik. The film's leading lady Kriti Sanon is barely there. Kartik and Kriti Sanon are back on screen after 'Luka Chuppi,' but it was a little disappointing to see how her screen time was not adequate. It seems Kriti was only in the film to add glamour and nothing else. Sachin Khedekar, who was part of the original film, reprises the role of a businessman with ease. Paresh Rawal has given a phenomenal performance. Manisha Koirala and Ronit Roy, who are playing Kartik's biological parents are a delight to watch. View this post on Instagram A post shared by KARTIK AARYAN (@kartikaaryan) × Kartik has yet again proved his mark as a good performer; his comic timing is perfect, but sometimes onscreen, he's a little over-dramatic. Final verdict: All in all, 'Shehzada' is the perfect family entertainer for the weekend. It has ample comedy, emotion, and action, and Kartik's charm is just the icing on the cake.

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<p>In southern Iraq, archaeologists discovered the remains of a bar that dates back over 5,000 years, which they think may shed light on everyday life in the first cities. The US-Italian team discovered the artefacts among the ancient Lagash ruins, northeast of the contemporary city of Nasiriyah, which was already known to have been one of the Sumerian civilization's earliest urban centres.</p>

<p>A large oven, dining benches, 150 serving dishes, and the remnants of a prehistoric refrigeration system were also found by the collaborative team from the Universities of Pennsylvania and Pisa.</p>

<p>The bowls had&nbsp;fish and animal bones as well as signs of beer use, which was common among Sumerians.</p>

<p>"So we've got the refrigerator, we've got the hundreds of vessels ready to be served, benches where people would sit... and behind the refrigerator is an oven that would have been used... for cooking food," project director Holly Pittman told AFP.</p>

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<p>"What we understand this thing to be is a place where people -- regular people -- could come to eat and that is not domestic," she said.</p>

<p>"We call it a tavern because beer is by far the most common drink, even more than water, for the Sumerians", she said, noting that in one of the temples excavated in the area "there was a beer recipe that was found on a cuneiform tablet".</p>

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<p>The earliest cities in the world appeared in what is now southern Iraq as a result of agricultural surpluses brought about by the domestication of the first crops and the creation of new social classes not engaged directly in food production.</p>

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In southern Iraq, archaeologists discovered the remains of a bar that dates back over 5,000 years, which they think may shed light on everyday life in the first cities.

In southern Iraq, archaeologists discovered the remains of a bar that dates back over 5,000 years, which they think may shed light on everyday life in the first cities. The US-Italian team discovered the artefacts among the ancient Lagash ruins, northeast of the contemporary city of Nasiriyah, which was already known to have been one of the Sumerian civilization's earliest urban centres. A large oven, dining benches, 150 serving dishes, and the remnants of a prehistoric refrigeration system were also found by the collaborative team from the Universities of Pennsylvania and Pisa. The bowls had fish and animal bones as well as signs of beer use, which was common among Sumerians. "So we've got the refrigerator, we've got the hundreds of vessels ready to be served, benches where people would sit... and behind the refrigerator is an oven that would have been used... for cooking food," project director Holly Pittman told AFP. ALSO READ | Scientists reveal the cause of death of 'Dolly,' a Sauropod that lived over 150 million years ago "What we understand this thing to be is a place where people -- regular people -- could come to eat and that is not domestic," she said. "We call it a tavern because beer is by far the most common drink, even more than water, for the Sumerians", she said, noting that in one of the temples excavated in the area "there was a beer recipe that was found on a cuneiform tablet". ALSO WATCH | Gravitas: A visit to the Titanic's resting place The earliest cities in the world appeared in what is now southern Iraq as a result of agricultural surpluses brought about by the domestication of the first crops and the creation of new social classes not engaged directly in food production. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Indian Railways usually takes the lead when it comes to long-distance travel in India. It takes a lot of work and ingenuity to provide passengers with a top-notch travel experience, and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Salvatore Babones, a well-known American sociologist, praised the meals aboard the Rajdhani Express this time and even rated it five stars on Twitter, as reported by the Curly Tales.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Salvatore Babones relishes&nbsp;his meal served on Rajdhani Express</strong></h2>

<p>Salvatore Babones is an American sociologist and an associate professor at the University of Sydney. He recently took the Rajdhani Express in second class. He was particularly amazed by the food's quality and flavour during the trip. Salvatore Babones praised the Rajdhani Express's meals on Twitter.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">This is 2nd Class food on India's national railways? It tastes First Class to me! I'm very impressed, Minister <a href="https://twitter.com/AshwiniVaishnaw?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AshwiniVaishnaw</a>. You should make Mr. Narendra Kumar your international brand ambassador. Five stars for the kitchen in the Rajdhani Express. -- UPDATE: free ice cream! <a href="https://t.co/9TwbnjXG7c">pic.twitter.com/9TwbnjXG7c</a></p>
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<p>He thanked the staff for the lunch and commented in the caption that it looks more like first-class food than compartment grub. His dinner, which included dal, rice, chapatis, curd, and vegetable curry, was captured in images that he shared online. Empty bowls are shown in another image, demonstrating how he enjoyed his Indian lunch. The chef, Narendra Kumar, is shown in the third photo, which is a selfie. Rail Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw was also mentioned in the tweet by Babones.</p>

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<p>He stated in a tweet that chef Narendra Kumar needed to become the brand's global ambassador. The Rajdhani Express kitchen received a perfect score from the American sociologist. even tweeted about the complimentary ice cream he enjoyed while riding the train. His tweet quickly went viral. Over 874.3k people watched it, and it received 24.3k likes and 2750 retweets.</p>

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<p>Many users shared their experiences with the train meals in the comments section of the tweet. Yadu Singh tweeted that the cuisine on the Rajdhani Express' Delhi-Mumbai stretch is usually good. When he returns to India, he said that he would like to take the Vande Bharat.&nbsp;</p>

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Indian Railways usually takes the lead when it comes to long-distance travel in India. It takes a lot of work and ingenuity to provide passengers with a top-notch travel experience, and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.

Indian Railways usually takes the lead when it comes to long-distance travel in India. It takes a lot of work and ingenuity to provide passengers with a top-notch travel experience, and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Salvatore Babones, a well-known American sociologist, praised the meals aboard the Rajdhani Express this time and even rated it five stars on Twitter, as reported by the Curly Tales. Salvatore Babones relishes his meal served on Rajdhani Express Salvatore Babones is an American sociologist and an associate professor at the University of Sydney. He recently took the Rajdhani Express in second class. He was particularly amazed by the food's quality and flavour during the trip. Salvatore Babones praised the Rajdhani Express's meals on Twitter. This is 2nd Class food on India's national railways? It tastes First Class to me! I'm very impressed, Minister @AshwiniVaishnaw. You should make Mr. Narendra Kumar your international brand ambassador. Five stars for the kitchen in the Rajdhani Express. -- UPDATE: free ice cream! pic.twitter.com/9TwbnjXG7c — Salvatore Babones (@sbabones) February 13, 2023 × He thanked the staff for the lunch and commented in the caption that it looks more like first-class food than compartment grub. His dinner, which included dal, rice, chapatis, curd, and vegetable curry, was captured in images that he shared online. Empty bowls are shown in another image, demonstrating how he enjoyed his Indian lunch. The chef, Narendra Kumar, is shown in the third photo, which is a selfie. Rail Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw was also mentioned in the tweet by Babones. ALSO READ | KFC cannot claim sole ownership over the word 'chicken': Indian Court He stated in a tweet that chef Narendra Kumar needed to become the brand's global ambassador. The Rajdhani Express kitchen received a perfect score from the American sociologist. even tweeted about the complimentary ice cream he enjoyed while riding the train. His tweet quickly went viral. Over 874.3k people watched it, and it received 24.3k likes and 2750 retweets. I have always liked the food on the Rajdhani Express between New Delhi-Mumbai sector. Great train with great service/facilities. Next time I am in India, I definitely wish to travel with #VandeBharat Express between New Delhi to Varanasi. — Yadu Singh (@dryadusingh) February 14, 2023 × Many users shared their experiences with the train meals in the comments section of the tweet. Yadu Singh tweeted that the cuisine on the Rajdhani Express' Delhi-Mumbai stretch is usually good. When he returns to India, he said that he would like to take the Vande Bharat. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>A Hebrew Bible that is more than 1,000 years old will be up for auction in New York and might be sold for up to $50 million, according to Sotheby's,&nbsp;one of the world's largest brokers of fine and decorative art, jewellery, and collectibles, situated in New York.&nbsp;The earliest and most complete Hebrew Bible ever found is the Codex Sassoon, which dates back to the late ninth and early tenth century. When Sotheby's auctions it off in May, it will break the record for the most expensive historical document or text ever sold.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"(It) is undeniably one of the most important and singular texts in human history," said Richard Austin, Sotheby's global head of books and manuscripts who spoke to AFP.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Codex Sassoon is&nbsp;one of the only two codices, or manuscripts, that have made it into the present day and contains all 24 books of the Hebrew Bible.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It is significantly older than the Leningrad Codex and substantially more complete than the Aleppo Codex, two other well-known early Hebrew Bibles, according to Sotheby's.</p>

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<p>The document connects the Hebrew Bible's current recognised version with the Dead Sea Scrolls, which date back to the third century BC.</p>

<p>It bears the name of the former owner, David Solomon Sassoon (1880–1942), who amassed the largest private collection of historical Jewish manuscripts ever.</p>

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<p>With a pre-sale estimate of between $30 million and $50 million, the document is&nbsp;being auctioned for the first time in more than 30 years.</p>

<p>One of the original printing of the US Constitution was sold by Sotheby's for $43 million in November 2021, establishing a record price for a historical manuscript.</p>

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A Hebrew Bible that is more than 1,000 years old will be up for auction in New York and might be sold for up to $50 million, according to Sotheby's, one of the world's largest brokers of fine and decorative art, jewellery, and collectibles, situated in New York.

A Hebrew Bible that is more than 1,000 years old will be up for auction in New York and might be sold for up to $50 million, according to Sotheby's, one of the world's largest brokers of fine and decorative art, jewellery, and collectibles, situated in New York. The earliest and most complete Hebrew Bible ever found is the Codex Sassoon, which dates back to the late ninth and early tenth century. When Sotheby's auctions it off in May, it will break the record for the most expensive historical document or text ever sold. "(It) is undeniably one of the most important and singular texts in human history," said Richard Austin, Sotheby's global head of books and manuscripts who spoke to AFP. Codex Sassoon is one of the only two codices, or manuscripts, that have made it into the present day and contains all 24 books of the Hebrew Bible. It is significantly older than the Leningrad Codex and substantially more complete than the Aleppo Codex, two other well-known early Hebrew Bibles, according to Sotheby's. ALSO READ | World’s oldest hedgehog found to be a 16-year-old in Denmark, killed by a dog The document connects the Hebrew Bible's current recognised version with the Dead Sea Scrolls, which date back to the third century BC. It bears the name of the former owner, David Solomon Sassoon (1880–1942), who amassed the largest private collection of historical Jewish manuscripts ever. ALSO WATCH | Mini robots to make your poop better With a pre-sale estimate of between $30 million and $50 million, the document is being auctioned for the first time in more than 30 years. One of the original printing of the US Constitution was sold by Sotheby's for $43 million in November 2021, establishing a record price for a historical manuscript. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>After 66 years of marriage, when an 83-year-old woman in the United Kingdom and her daughters got nothing in her husband's will when he died, she took up the matter legally. A court in London has now ruled in her favour, granting her a share of an estate worth more than £1 million (around $1.2 million).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Karnail Singh, as per reports, died in 2021 and left everything to his two sons because he "wished to leave his estate solely down the male line”, the family division of the high court in London was told. Harbans Kaur, his wife, and their four daughters were cut out in the will that was written in 2005. Kaur was married since 1955. The family owns a clothing business, and an estate valued at £1.9 million (approx. $2.23 million), according to Kaur. Her son, however, said the estate was worth £1.2 million ($1.4 million).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Justice Peel, who heard the matter, was quoted as saying in a report <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/law/2023/feb/15/widow-left-out-of-husbands-will-after-66-year-marriage-wins-half-of-1m-estate">by The Guardian</a>: "It seems to me that this is the clearest possible case entitling me to conclude that reasonable provision has not been made for the claimant." The wife was left "next to nothing," the judge further noted, stressing, "it is hard to see how any other conclusion can be reached". Kaur made a "full and equal contribution" during the marriage of 66 &nbsp;years, he said.</p>

<p>The London court has ruled that she should get 50 per cent of the net value of the estate. Post the decision, Kaur's lawyer emphasised that the ruling "should be a warning", adding that "spouses can't be simply cut out of wills".</p>

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After 66 years of marriage, when an 83-year-old woman in the United Kingdom and her daughters got nothing in her husband's will when he died, she took up the matter legally.

After 66 years of marriage, when an 83-year-old woman in the United Kingdom and her daughters got nothing in her husband's will when he died, she took up the matter legally. A court in London has now ruled in her favour, granting her a share of an estate worth more than £1 million (around $1.2 million). Karnail Singh, as per reports, died in 2021 and left everything to his two sons because he "wished to leave his estate solely down the male line”, the family division of the high court in London was told. Harbans Kaur, his wife, and their four daughters were cut out in the will that was written in 2005. Kaur was married since 1955. The family owns a clothing business, and an estate valued at £1.9 million (approx. $2.23 million), according to Kaur. Her son, however, said the estate was worth £1.2 million ($1.4 million). Justice Peel, who heard the matter, was quoted as saying in a report by The Guardian: "It seems to me that this is the clearest possible case entitling me to conclude that reasonable provision has not been made for the claimant." The wife was left "next to nothing," the judge further noted, stressing, "it is hard to see how any other conclusion can be reached". Kaur made a "full and equal contribution" during the marriage of 66 years, he said. The London court has ruled that she should get 50 per cent of the net value of the estate. Post the decision, Kaur's lawyer emphasised that the ruling "should be a warning", adding that "spouses can't be simply cut out of wills". WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>The record-breaking $2.04 billion&nbsp;lottery, the highest in US history, has finally revealed its sole winner. As shared&nbsp;on its Twitter handle, California Lottery officials announced at a news conference on Tuesday (February 14) that Edwin Castro had won the Powerball jackpot and has chosen to receive the $997.6 million payoff in one lump sum, as reported by the New York Times.&nbsp;The press conference revealed just the name of the winner and nothing more. As reported by CNN, Castro bought the winning ticket in Altadena, California, in the first few days of November, matching all six drawn numbers.</p>

<p>The disclosure laws in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/a-record-204bn-powerball-jackpot-has-been-won-by-someone-in-south-california-532422">California</a> make it mandatory for a lottery winner's name and other relevant information to be publicly revealed, but&nbsp;with some conditions in place.&nbsp;As reported by&nbsp;USA Today&nbsp;the state laws only allow disclosure of full name, the name and location of the retailer that sold the winning ticket, the date jackpot was won, and the amount.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The winner has one year from the draw date to come forward and claim the reward, according to the lottery's administrators. Castro declined to make a public appearance as reported by USA Today.</p>

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<p>"As you might imagine, anyone would like to largely remain private. We offer our sincere congratulations on this unbelievable and historic win," California Lottery Director Alva Johnson said at Tuesday's press conference.</p>

<p>The officials then read the lottery winner's written statement, in which he expressed his shock and ecstasy at winning.</p>

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<p>The Powerball jackpot, announced in November 2022, was the biggest-ever lottery, beating&nbsp;the US$1.6 billion prize which went unclaimed.</p>

<p>After the announcement of the&nbsp;winning ticket, the service centre that sold the golden ticket received a Powerball bonus of US$1 million.</p>

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<p>Powerball is played in 45 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands, according to&nbsp;USA Today. Each ticket is priced at US$2.&nbsp;One in 292.2 million people have a chance of winning the Powerball jackpot.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The multi-state lottery known as Lotto America first ran in 1988, the same year that Powerball debuted. On April 19, 1992, the name of the game and its inaugural drawing were both changed to Powerball.</p>

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The record-breaking $2.04 billion lottery, the highest in US history, has finally revealed its sole winner. As shared on its Twitter handle, California Lottery officials announced at a news conference on Tuesday (February 14) that Edwin Castro had won the Powerball jackpot and has chosen to receive the $997.

The record-breaking $2.04 billion lottery, the highest in US history, has finally revealed its sole winner. As shared on its Twitter handle, California Lottery officials announced at a news conference on Tuesday (February 14) that Edwin Castro had won the Powerball jackpot and has chosen to receive the $997.6 million payoff in one lump sum, as reported by the New York Times. The press conference revealed just the name of the winner and nothing more. As reported by CNN, Castro bought the winning ticket in Altadena, California, in the first few days of November, matching all six drawn numbers. The disclosure laws in California make it mandatory for a lottery winner's name and other relevant information to be publicly revealed, but with some conditions in place. As reported by USA Today the state laws only allow disclosure of full name, the name and location of the retailer that sold the winning ticket, the date jackpot was won, and the amount. Edwin Castro from California was revealed to be the winner of the $2.04 billion Powerball lottery, the largest jackpot in history pic.twitter.com/O6BqIv9PTX — Reuters (@Reuters) February 15, 2023 × The winner has one year from the draw date to come forward and claim the reward, according to the lottery's administrators. Castro declined to make a public appearance as reported by USA Today. Also watch | WION Business News | US Powerball jackpot soars to $1.9 billion, largest in history "As you might imagine, anyone would like to largely remain private. We offer our sincere congratulations on this unbelievable and historic win," California Lottery Director Alva Johnson said at Tuesday's press conference. The officials then read the lottery winner's written statement, in which he expressed his shock and ecstasy at winning. History of America's Powerball The Powerball jackpot, announced in November 2022, was the biggest-ever lottery, beating the US$1.6 billion prize which went unclaimed. After the announcement of the winning ticket, the service centre that sold the golden ticket received a Powerball bonus of US$1 million. Also read | Bruce Springsteen adds 18 cities to 2023 US tour Powerball is played in 45 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands, according to USA Today. Each ticket is priced at US$2. One in 292.2 million people have a chance of winning the Powerball jackpot. The multi-state lottery known as Lotto America first ran in 1988, the same year that Powerball debuted. On April 19, 1992, the name of the game and its inaugural drawing were both changed to Powerball. WATCH WION LIVE HERE: You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Every individual has a distinct skill that makes them unique, and the Guinness World Records (GWR) honours such skills that demonstrate human triumphs in any field. GWR acknowledges everything that deviates from what is considered to be "normal." This time, they conferred the title to a man who jumped and extinguished 55 candles in one go.</p>

<p>This record attempt, according to the website, was a part of many adjudications for the Welsh-language TV station S4C that were taking place all around Wales. On social media, a similar video is now trending. GWR shared a video of the same on their official Instagram account.</p>

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<p>Previously, a woman set a record for wearing the most underwear in 30 seconds. On July 25, 2022, Rachael Schmitt beat the record for wearing the most underwear in 30 seconds, according to the website.</p>

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<p>Rachael broke the record while monitoring a stopwatch on the opposite side, as shown in the Instagram reel. She continued putting on the underwear one on top of the other until she was in her nineteenth pair. The American woman wanted to try a record for her own personal accomplishment and believed it would be a fun challenge.</p>

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Every individual has a distinct skill that makes them unique, and the Guinness World Records (GWR) honours such skills that demonstrate human triumphs in any field.

Every individual has a distinct skill that makes them unique, and the Guinness World Records (GWR) honours such skills that demonstrate human triumphs in any field. GWR acknowledges everything that deviates from what is considered to be "normal." This time, they conferred the title to a man who jumped and extinguished 55 candles in one go. This record attempt, according to the website, was a part of many adjudications for the Welsh-language TV station S4C that were taking place all around Wales. On social media, a similar video is now trending. GWR shared a video of the same on their official Instagram account. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Guinness World Records (@guinnessworldrecords) × Previously, a woman set a record for wearing the most underwear in 30 seconds. On July 25, 2022, Rachael Schmitt beat the record for wearing the most underwear in 30 seconds, according to the website. Also read | Brit Awards 2023 red carpet looks - ranked from best to worst Rachael broke the record while monitoring a stopwatch on the opposite side, as shown in the Instagram reel. She continued putting on the underwear one on top of the other until she was in her nineteenth pair. The American woman wanted to try a record for her own personal accomplishment and believed it would be a fun challenge. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>A woman from California has disclosed that she conceived two daughters&nbsp;within a span of five days. After an unfortunate&nbsp;miscarriage, the couple, Odalis and Antonio Martinez, from San Pablo, California, were overjoyed to find that they were expecting a baby girl in November 2020. However, to further amplify their delight, the 25-year-old learned at her initial scan that they were expecting not one, but two girls who were conceived within the same week and five days apart.</p>

<p>As per&nbsp;The Daily Mail, the unusual occurrence is known as "superfetation," and it happens when a first pregnancy is followed by a subsequent one. Days or weeks after the first pregnancy, superfetation may take place, leading to another pregnancy.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>What is superfetation?&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Superfetation is the term used to describe the simultaneous occurrence of two pregnancies. Days or weeks after the first ovum (egg) is implanted in the womb, a second ovum (egg) is fertilised by sperm. Given that they may be delivered on the same day and during the same labour, babies born through superfetation are frequently thought of as twins, according to <a href="https://www.healthline.com/health/superfetation'">Healthline</a>.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The mother who spoke to The Daily Mail UK, said, “They’re technically not even identical but everyone thinks that they are. They definitely look a lot alike. Sometimes me and my husband, well more my husband, get them mixed up with each other.”</p>

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<p>In the first half of 2020, Odalis became pregnant. However, the couple learned they had miscarried in July 2020 during their 12-week checkup. The next month, she became pregnant when the couple decided to try again. She expressed her joy that the test was positive and that they were once again on their pregnancy&nbsp;journey.</p>

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A woman from California has disclosed that she conceived two daughters within a span of five days. After an unfortunate miscarriage, the couple, Odalis and Antonio Martinez, from San Pablo, California, were overjoyed to find that they were expecting a baby girl in November 2020.

A woman from California has disclosed that she conceived two daughters within a span of five days. After an unfortunate miscarriage, the couple, Odalis and Antonio Martinez, from San Pablo, California, were overjoyed to find that they were expecting a baby girl in November 2020. However, to further amplify their delight, the 25-year-old learned at her initial scan that they were expecting not one, but two girls who were conceived within the same week and five days apart. As per The Daily Mail, the unusual occurrence is known as "superfetation," and it happens when a first pregnancy is followed by a subsequent one. Days or weeks after the first pregnancy, superfetation may take place, leading to another pregnancy. What is superfetation? Superfetation is the term used to describe the simultaneous occurrence of two pregnancies. Days or weeks after the first ovum (egg) is implanted in the womb, a second ovum (egg) is fertilised by sperm. Given that they may be delivered on the same day and during the same labour, babies born through superfetation are frequently thought of as twins, according to Healthline. The mother who spoke to The Daily Mail UK, said, “They’re technically not even identical but everyone thinks that they are. They definitely look a lot alike. Sometimes me and my husband, well more my husband, get them mixed up with each other.” Odalis holding Imelda, and Antonio, holding Lilo. Photo courtesy: Metro news Also read | US investigating Elon Musk's brain implant company Neuralink. Here's why In the first half of 2020, Odalis became pregnant. However, the couple learned they had miscarried in July 2020 during their 12-week checkup. The next month, she became pregnant when the couple decided to try again. She expressed her joy that the test was positive and that they were once again on their pregnancy journey. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Police in Bangladesh received a desperate plea from a man who urged to be&nbsp;rescued from a mob that has surrounded his home in Dhaka. "Please save me," the man is reported to have said on the country's emergency speed dial 999.&nbsp;"I have killed a woman. Locals have surrounded my house and they will kill me," the man said, according to the South Asian&nbsp;country's Daily Star newspaper. When police reached the caller's address in Dhaka's Uttarkhan area, they found him locked inside his room, surrounded by angry locals, the report added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Police are then reported to have rescued Hazrat Ali, 47, unhurt. Later on, he was arrested for murdering the woman with whom, according to police, he was involved in an extramarital affair.</p>

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<p>Abdul Majid, officer-in-charge of Dhaka's Uttarkhan Police Station, told The Daily Star that the deceased, a 37-year-old mother of two, visited Hazrat's place to put pressure to marry her. An altercation followed and the woman was subsequently killed.</p>

<p>"The woman screamed for help when Hazrat hit her head with a heavy spice crusher. He then beat her to death," the official is further reported to have said in his confession.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Hearing her scream, locals surrounded the house. Fearing possible assault by the enraged locals, Hazrat locked him inside the room and called 999 for help," he added.</p>

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<p>The police sent the body of the woman for post-mortem whose report is yet to be released, according to the local media.</p>

<p>According to statistics preserved by the data tracker Macro Trends, the homicide rate in Bangladesh was 2.37 per cent in 2018, up from 2.22 per cent in 2017.</p>

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Police in Bangladesh received a desperate plea from a man who urged to be rescued from a mob that has surrounded his home in Dhaka. "Please save me," the man is reported to have said on the country's emergency speed dial 999.

Police in Bangladesh received a desperate plea from a man who urged to be rescued from a mob that has surrounded his home in Dhaka. "Please save me," the man is reported to have said on the country's emergency speed dial 999. "I have killed a woman. Locals have surrounded my house and they will kill me," the man said, according to the South Asian country's Daily Star newspaper. When police reached the caller's address in Dhaka's Uttarkhan area, they found him locked inside his room, surrounded by angry locals, the report added. Police are then reported to have rescued Hazrat Ali, 47, unhurt. Later on, he was arrested for murdering the woman with whom, according to police, he was involved in an extramarital affair. ALSO READ | Bangladesh asks Pakistan to apologise for 1971 atrocities Abdul Majid, officer-in-charge of Dhaka's Uttarkhan Police Station, told The Daily Star that the deceased, a 37-year-old mother of two, visited Hazrat's place to put pressure to marry her. An altercation followed and the woman was subsequently killed. "The woman screamed for help when Hazrat hit her head with a heavy spice crusher. He then beat her to death," the official is further reported to have said in his confession. "Hearing her scream, locals surrounded the house. Fearing possible assault by the enraged locals, Hazrat locked him inside the room and called 999 for help," he added. ALSO WATCH | South Asia Diary | Bangladesh on the boil × The police sent the body of the woman for post-mortem whose report is yet to be released, according to the local media. According to statistics preserved by the data tracker Macro Trends, the homicide rate in Bangladesh was 2.37 per cent in 2018, up from 2.22 per cent in 2017. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>At the&nbsp;Austin International Airport, two passenger jets operated by Southwest Airlines and a FedEx cargo plane—came within 100 feet of colliding on Saturday (February 4).&nbsp;According to a CNN report quoting American government authorities, the FedEx cargo plane's pilot averted a tragedy.&nbsp;The FedEx Boeing 767 and a departing Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 were both given the all-clear by the air traffic controllers at Austin's international airport, allowing them to use the same runway.</p>

<p>The FedEx pilots became aware that they were flying too close to the Southwest passenger jet. The FedEx crew was the first to realise that they were using the same runway as the departing Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 plane, according to Jennifer Homendy, head of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), who spoke with CNN.</p>

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<p>The FedEx cargo plane's captain requested that the Southwest crew abort takeoff. According to CNN, the FedEx cargo plane climbed after aborting its own landing to avoid a collision. This was confirmed by the Federal Aviation Administration.</p>

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<p>The FedEx pilots became aware that they were flying too close to the Southwest passenger jet. The FedEx crew was the first to realise that they were using the same runway as the departing Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 plane, according to Jennifer Homendy, head of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), who spoke with CNN.</p>

<p>The FedEx cargo plane's captain requested that the Southwest crew abort takeoff. According to CNN, the FedEx cargo plane climbed after aborting its own landing to avoid a collision. This was confirmed by the Federal Aviation Administration.</p>

<p>The NTSB chairperson commended the FedEx flight crew and its pilot, noting that they prevented a possible accident that might have injured 128 people. According to Homendy, there was less than 100 feet between the two planes.</p>

<p>When the FedEx plane was about 3.2 nautical miles from the runway 18 Left, the air traffic controllers gave the go-ahead for the takeoff of the Southwest Airlines passenger flight, Homendy said CNN. Additionally, they informed the FedEx flight crew that their aircraft could land on runway 18 Left when it was 2.19 nautical miles from the FedEx flight.</p>

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At the Austin International Airport, two passenger jets operated by Southwest Airlines and a FedEx cargo plane—came within 100 feet of colliding on Saturday (February 4).

At the Austin International Airport, two passenger jets operated by Southwest Airlines and a FedEx cargo plane—came within 100 feet of colliding on Saturday (February 4). According to a CNN report quoting American government authorities, the FedEx cargo plane's pilot averted a tragedy. The FedEx Boeing 767 and a departing Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 were both given the all-clear by the air traffic controllers at Austin's international airport, allowing them to use the same runway. The FedEx pilots became aware that they were flying too close to the Southwest passenger jet. The FedEx crew was the first to realise that they were using the same runway as the departing Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 plane, according to Jennifer Homendy, head of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), who spoke with CNN. BREAKING: FedEx cargo plane narrowly misses crashing into Southwest Airlines plane taxiing on runway at Austin International Airport, Texas pic.twitter.com/2KF0ifokRF — Intel Point Alert (@IntelPointAlert) February 5, 2023 × The FedEx cargo plane's captain requested that the Southwest crew abort takeoff. According to CNN, the FedEx cargo plane climbed after aborting its own landing to avoid a collision. This was confirmed by the Federal Aviation Administration. Also read | US: New York Mayor Eric Adams to end Covid vaccine mandate for city workers The FedEx pilots became aware that they were flying too close to the Southwest passenger jet. The FedEx crew was the first to realise that they were using the same runway as the departing Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 plane, according to Jennifer Homendy, head of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), who spoke with CNN. The FedEx cargo plane's captain requested that the Southwest crew abort takeoff. According to CNN, the FedEx cargo plane climbed after aborting its own landing to avoid a collision. This was confirmed by the Federal Aviation Administration. The NTSB chairperson commended the FedEx flight crew and its pilot, noting that they prevented a possible accident that might have injured 128 people. According to Homendy, there was less than 100 feet between the two planes. When the FedEx plane was about 3.2 nautical miles from the runway 18 Left, the air traffic controllers gave the go-ahead for the takeoff of the Southwest Airlines passenger flight, Homendy said CNN. Additionally, they informed the FedEx flight crew that their aircraft could land on runway 18 Left when it was 2.19 nautical miles from the FedEx flight. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Every now and then, people are in awe of nature's beauty and wish to capture it on camera. The moon is the most exquisite subject to photograph, despite how challenging it is to capture the details&nbsp;of it. Surprisingly,&nbsp;what appears as a strange white blob in photographs may now be accurately reproduced on a mobile phone camera, If you own a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. Marques Brownlee, an American YouTuber who talks about&nbsp;technology on his channel,&nbsp;posted a sample of it&nbsp;on Twitter. The moon shot he captured at a x100 was so flawless that even Elon Musk couldn't resist from dropping a 'wow' on his tweet.</p>

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<p id="2">Another user wrote, “If it’s not doing that thing where it swaps out the moon with a stock photo of the moon then that’s goddamn impressive lol.”</p>

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<p>A few users shared clicks&nbsp;of their own. One user tweeted a photo of the moon captured during the eclipse. The very focused&nbsp;click showed barely a quarter of the moon visible clearly. They wrote, “I did that with my S21 Ultra last year during an eclipse.”</p>

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<p>Marques Brownlee's technology-focused YouTube channel MKBHD gained popularity on social media. Brownlee gives reviews of every device imaginable, from drones to smartphones. He was included on Forbes' Under 30 list in 2021. Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk are just a few of the tech luminaries he has spoken with. According to Forbes, Musk personally chose Brownlee's film as the winner of a national competition to advertise his business Tesla's new Model S electric car.</p>

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Every now and then, people are in awe of nature's beauty and wish to capture it on camera. The moon is the most exquisite subject to photograph, despite how challenging it is to capture the details of it.

Every now and then, people are in awe of nature's beauty and wish to capture it on camera. The moon is the most exquisite subject to photograph, despite how challenging it is to capture the details of it. Surprisingly, what appears as a strange white blob in photographs may now be accurately reproduced on a mobile phone camera, If you own a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. Marques Brownlee, an American YouTuber who talks about technology on his channel, posted a sample of it on Twitter. The moon shot he captured at a x100 was so flawless that even Elon Musk couldn't resist from dropping a 'wow' on his tweet. I don’t know who needs to take a 100x photo of the moon, but clearly the Galaxy S23 Ultra is the phone for you pic.twitter.com/IIe33Vr6rI — Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) February 7, 2023 × Users on social media were astounded by how realistic the photograph ended up looking. I don’t know who needs to take a 100x photo of the moon, but clearly the Galaxy S23 Ultra is the phone for you pic.twitter.com/IIe33Vr6rI — Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) February 7, 2023 × Another user wrote, “If it’s not doing that thing where it swaps out the moon with a stock photo of the moon then that’s goddamn impressive lol.” Also read | Princeton student develops an app which can detect ChatGPT contribution in your 'writing' A few users shared clicks of their own. One user tweeted a photo of the moon captured during the eclipse. The very focused click showed barely a quarter of the moon visible clearly. They wrote, “I did that with my S21 Ultra last year during an eclipse.” I did that with my S21 Ultra last year during an eclipse. pic.twitter.com/qQndmJ8IDb — Stuart Duncan (@autismfather) February 7, 2023 × Marques Brownlee's technology-focused YouTube channel MKBHD gained popularity on social media. Brownlee gives reviews of every device imaginable, from drones to smartphones. He was included on Forbes' Under 30 list in 2021. Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk are just a few of the tech luminaries he has spoken with. According to Forbes, Musk personally chose Brownlee's film as the winner of a national competition to advertise his business Tesla's new Model S electric car. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>Apsara Iyer, a second year student at Harvard Law School, has been elected president of the prestigious Harvard Law Review, becoming the first Indian-American to hold the role at the esteemed journal in its 136-year history.&nbsp;Iyer said in The Crimson report that as Law Review president, she aims to “include more editors in the process of reviewing and selecting articles and upholding the publication’s reputation for “high-quality” work.”</p>

<p>"I think that right now I’m just focused on making sure we keep the lights on and everything going,” she added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and former US president Barack Obama are two of Iyer's notable predecessors who held the position.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Iyer’s immediate predecessor Priscila Coronado said the publication is “extremely lucky” to have Iyer at the forefront.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"Apsara has changed the lives of many editors for the better, and I know she will continue to do so," Coronado, who spoke to PTI, said.&nbsp;"From the start, she has impressed her fellow editors with her remarkable intelligence, thoughtfulness, warmth, and fierce advocacy."</p>

<p>The Crimson said that Iyer's goal to understand the "value of cultural heritage" prompted her to join the Manhattan District Attorney's Antiquities Trafficking Unit, which investigates cases involving antiquities and art pieces that have been stolen.</p>

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<p>Iyer entered the Harvard Law Review, according to the report, after competing in a procedure known as "write-on," in which students at the law school "rigorously fact-check a document and provide commentary on a recent State or Supreme Court Case."</p>

<p>Iyer was formerly involved with&nbsp;the Harvard Human Rights Journal and the National Security Journal at the Law School.</p>

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Apsara Iyer, a second year student at Harvard Law School, has been elected president of the prestigious Harvard Law Review, becoming the first Indian-American to hold the role at the esteemed journal in its 136-year history.

Apsara Iyer, a second year student at Harvard Law School, has been elected president of the prestigious Harvard Law Review, becoming the first Indian-American to hold the role at the esteemed journal in its 136-year history. Iyer said in The Crimson report that as Law Review president, she aims to “include more editors in the process of reviewing and selecting articles and upholding the publication’s reputation for “high-quality” work.” "I think that right now I’m just focused on making sure we keep the lights on and everything going,” she added. Late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and former US president Barack Obama are two of Iyer's notable predecessors who held the position. Iyer’s immediate predecessor Priscila Coronado said the publication is “extremely lucky” to have Iyer at the forefront. Apsara Iyer ’24 was elected the 137th president of the Harvard Law Review. Prior to attending HLS, she worked at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Antiquities Trafficking Unit where she investigated art crimes https://t.co/4xFzUSvlRr @HarvLRev — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) February 5, 2023 × "Apsara has changed the lives of many editors for the better, and I know she will continue to do so," Coronado, who spoke to PTI, said. "From the start, she has impressed her fellow editors with her remarkable intelligence, thoughtfulness, warmth, and fierce advocacy." The Crimson said that Iyer's goal to understand the "value of cultural heritage" prompted her to join the Manhattan District Attorney's Antiquities Trafficking Unit, which investigates cases involving antiquities and art pieces that have been stolen. Also read | Indian-origin Natasha Perianayagam named ‘world’s brightest’ student by Johns Hopkins for 2nd time in a row Iyer entered the Harvard Law Review, according to the report, after competing in a procedure known as "write-on," in which students at the law school "rigorously fact-check a document and provide commentary on a recent State or Supreme Court Case." Iyer was formerly involved with the Harvard Human Rights Journal and the National Security Journal at the Law School. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>The Japanese and their&nbsp;adeptness at making life easy is known to the whole world.&nbsp;This time around, they have come up with a rather bizarre invention—a&nbsp;Wearable Beanbag. When you want to stay warm and sit down for extended periods of time, you&nbsp;need not&nbsp;bother&nbsp;to go to the effort of pulling out a chair and wrapping a blanket around yourself. Just slide into this wearable beanbag.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Takikou Sewing, a firm that specialises in making beanbags, or "bead cushions" as they are known in Japan, located in Okazaki City, is the maker of the this wearable beanbag, as reported by Japan today.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the manufacturer, the aim behind the product was to create a cushion that would ultimately ruin people, meaning it would&nbsp;provide clients with comfort levels that are so high that they wouldn't ever want to get up, thus ruining them.</p>

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<p>You can play video games or scroll through your phone for hours on end when you just plop yourself down and enjoy the cushioned comfort all day.</p>

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<p>Unlike ordinary pillows or even ordinary bean bags, this cosy product will shape itself to embrace your curves when you sit and move around.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Although the product was introduced in&nbsp;the markets earlier this year, it went unnoticed until a recent tweet that made it popular, and which allowed it to be highlighted on morning TV shows where viewers fell in love with the brilliant concept.</p>

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The Japanese and their adeptness at making life easy is known to the whole world. This time around, they have come up with a rather bizarre invention—a Wearable Beanbag.

The Japanese and their adeptness at making life easy is known to the whole world. This time around, they have come up with a rather bizarre invention—a Wearable Beanbag. When you want to stay warm and sit down for extended periods of time, you need not bother to go to the effort of pulling out a chair and wrapping a blanket around yourself. Just slide into this wearable beanbag. Takikou Sewing, a firm that specialises in making beanbags, or "bead cushions" as they are known in Japan, located in Okazaki City, is the maker of the this wearable beanbag, as reported by Japan today. According to the manufacturer, the aim behind the product was to create a cushion that would ultimately ruin people, meaning it would provide clients with comfort levels that are so high that they wouldn't ever want to get up, thus ruining them. Japan-based company Takikou Sewing introduced its new onion-shaped goofy beanbag that's designed to let wearers relax anywhere, anytime pic.twitter.com/FJzTYA5wfp — Reuters (@Reuters) February 7, 2023 × You can play video games or scroll through your phone for hours on end when you just plop yourself down and enjoy the cushioned comfort all day. Also read | 'Sore backs and shoulders': Japanese kids as young as six complain of 'too heavy' backpacks Unlike ordinary pillows or even ordinary bean bags, this cosy product will shape itself to embrace your curves when you sit and move around. Although the product was introduced in the markets earlier this year, it went unnoticed until a recent tweet that made it popular, and which allowed it to be highlighted on morning TV shows where viewers fell in love with the brilliant concept. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Chilling the Japanese way: This wearable beanbag lets you unwind anywhere. Watch!

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