Kim Cabatuan
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UK Banned Hoverboards Due To Safety Risks
The hoverboards have become the new trend item, thanks to social media, but they are currently being banned due to concerns regarding their safety. One of the many countries who made a move against the device is the United Kingdom where 15,000 units have been confiscated. The authorities made an announcement labeling the product as hazardous on New Year's Eve.
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'London Boat Show' Coming This Weekend
'The London Boat Show' features launching of fresh boats and many boat-related innovations such as 60s Revival, Sunseeker Champagne bar and Mediterranean Bay.
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Tips For Football Fans Who Are Going To Euro 2016
French authorities increase their security protocols in order to keep the event safe for everyone that sent out 11 tips on how to make Euro 2016 experience a memorable and safe one.
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Top 5 Awkward Moments In Beauty Pageants
In beauty pageants, the contestants are judged based on their physical beauty, confidence and intelligence.
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Hide Default Apps In iPhone Using This Simple Trick
There is a hack to keep these default apps away from view, and a video on how it's done is uploaded by a certain videosdebarraquito.
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See The Fireworks Display From The Eyes Of A Drone
Drone Hub decides to take a closer and bird's eye view of the colorful display with the use of a drone.
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Welcome The New Year With Top 5 Monkeys
According to the Chinese Horoscope, 2016 is the year of the Monkey, which makes it a perfect time to rank the top 5 best monkeys.
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Tips When Running A Cold During Your Flight
If you have a cold and you're about to travel by air, this may not only affect your hearing but it also leads to some pain in the ear.
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Driving While Texting Could Soon Prove Costly
In order to further enforce the don't-text-and-drive campaign, motorists will have to deal with more penalties than before.
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Watch Out for The International Comic Strip Festival In France
With this abundance of comic-book-related films comes to mind comic book festivals to look out for.
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Border Wars Between Sweden, Denmark, Germany Due To Wave Of Migrants
Sweden decides to impose border controls it had before, Denmark followed suit, which all resulted for the ministers from the said countries including Germany to meet in Brussels and resolve border issues.
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The Queen's 90th Special Day To Be Celebrated With 'Clean For The Queen' Campaign
For the Queen's birthday this year, Britain decided to go for a campaign that intends to name the less sanitary places in the country.
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'Star Wars,' 'Frozen,' And 'Iron Man' Prosthetic Arms For Kids Now Available
A UK-based startup project intends to create inexpensive prosthetics for disabled children and changes how the disabled and the public perceive missing limbs, and Disney supports the project by donating some funds and allowing the prosthetic company to use its popular characters.
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Why the British Call It Football, Americans Call It Soccer
Many are confused whether to call it 'soccer' in the first place. The word 'soccer' is what Americans usually call the game that involves kicking a ball while the British would refer to it as 'football' instead. Read more to find out where the term soccer and football originated.
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New Species of Shark Named 'Ninja Lanternshark' by Kids
A new species of shark has been named 'Ninja Lanternshark' by kids due to its sneaky behavior and its glow in the dark skin. The Ninja Lanternshark with skin black as oil and measuring 1 ½ feet was left unexamined in storage for 5 years after its discovery. It was caught during a research expedition in the Pacific near Central America. Read more to find out about it!