The Cheat Code To Extinction

    Samiul Bashar Samin We are doomed. Our best efforts to reproduce, to conserve, protect and survive will, in the end, come to nought. We could sort out climate change, dispose of our nuclear arsenals, ban research into killer AIs, and still the end would come, as surely as night follows day. The problem is physics…

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      Parents, stop worrying about if your kid is a happy camper

      Kari Wagner-Peck/CNN I recently eavesdropped on a table of three women I discerned had children close in age to my 11-year-old son, Thorin. They were talking about camp. I had some interest. My son attended two camps this summer and he has another two coming up. The tone of the conversation changed quickly from lighthearted…

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        Iraqi protesters block road to oil tankers in Basra

        Anadolu Agency: Hundreds of Iraqis demonstrated in the southern city of Basra on Sunday amid a growing anger over high unemployment and poor public utilities. Protesters blocked a main road to crude oil tankers near Al-Qurna oil field west of Basra, according to local media. Security forces have tightened up security measures near the oilfield…

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          ‘Untouchable’ yaba lord of Bihari camp

          Md. Ali Raj: As drug dealing business spreaded into the country in recent years, many people have taken it as their profession also. Claiming himself as a big businessman, Ishtiaq Ahmed, who was a ragpicker 18 years back is one of those successful and powerful business mafia. Law enforcement agency has named him as a…

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            Waterway dredging to come under real-time monitoring

            DOT Desk The dredging of inland waterways is set to come under real-time monitoring as part of a government plan to develop a web-based system to track all such schemes, reports The Financial Express. Shipping ministry is working to initiate a year-long project to develop software in order to monitor public and private dredgers working…

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              Squads and schedule of 14th Asia Cup

              UNB: The14th edition of the six-nation Asia Cup will begin on September 15 with Bangladesh taking on Sri Lanka in the tournament opener at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, UAE. The six best teams of the Asia subcontinent have already announced their squads to start their campaign — split in two groups — in the 13-match…

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                China’s Myth-Busting Miracle

                Éloi Laurent, Senior research fellow at the Sciences Po Centre for Economic Research (OFCE)/Project Syndicate On the 40th anniversary of China’s great “opening up” under Deng Xiaoping, its leaders deserve praise for lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and surpassing the United States as the world’s largest economy. But China’s experience has…

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                  TIB report over elections correct

                  Prof Anu Muhammad speaks to DOT  :   The government’s existence lies in denying what really happened in the just-concluded 11th parliamentary elections held on December 30. Because, the government will lose its moral legitimacy if it concedes the report. AL knows it better about the TIB report since vote rigging took place under the aegis…

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