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Kareena Kapoor Khan has POSTED Photos in ETHNIC WEAR, she is looking extremely ETHEREAL and ROYALE

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Jane Fonda: Working With Robert Redford Again Is 'Like Hands Going Into Gloves' | TODAY - Duration: 4:32.

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Star Trek: The Next Generation is 30 – where are they all now? - Duration: 3:21.

Star Trek: The Next Generation is 30 – where are they all now?

It might be tough to hear, but its been three decades since Star Trek soared back onto our screens. 30 years ago today (September 28), The Next Generation introduced Gene Roddenberrys groundbreaking sci-fi franchise to a whole new.

But where are the classic cast of Star Trek: TNG now? Brew up a drink (Tea. Hot.) and Engage as we catch up with the crew of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D).

With his background in theatre and Brit TV classics like I, Claudius, Patrick Stewart was never going to struggle for work when his Trekking days were over.

He has continued to tread the boards as Macbeth and King Claudius, while also taking classics to the screen in sizzling TV adaptations.

He also voices Avery Bullock on American Dad and several roles on Family Guy and still has time to play Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men movies, opposite bessie mate Ian McKellen.

Hes also the coolest man in the world.

As he continued to play Riker, Jonathan Frakes slipped into the directing chair to make First Contact in 1996 (and the not-quite-as-good Insurrection a couple of years later), before directing the Thunderbirds big-screen movie in 2004.

More recently, Frakes has starred or directed episodes of a host of US TV shows, including Criminal Minds, NCIS: Los Angeles, Falling Skies, Agents of SHIELD and Switched at Birth.

As well as guest spots on various TV shows, LeVar Burton had a voice gig as Doc Greene in Transformers: Rescue Bots and Perceptions professor of cultural anthropology Paul Haley.

He is also known to many as the host of kids series Reading Rainbow, resurrected as an app in 2012.

The show was thrust back into the public consciousness in 2015 when Burton set up a Kickstarter for its revival. It raised over $5 million in days, making it the sixth-highest amount raised in the sites history at the time.

For more infomation >> Star Trek: The Next Generation is 30 – where are they all now? - Duration: 3:21.

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So is coffee bad for you or not? - Duration: 13:41.

For more infomation >> So is coffee bad for you or not? - Duration: 13:41.

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Jared Kushner is registered to vote as female - Duration: 3:01.

For more infomation >> Jared Kushner is registered to vote as female - Duration: 3:01.

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Steve Jobs Theater is expected to be a major reveal of its own |Welcome to Steve Jobs Theater - Duration: 1:46.

Steve Jobs Theater

For more infomation >> Steve Jobs Theater is expected to be a major reveal of its own |Welcome to Steve Jobs Theater - Duration: 1:46.

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THE FUTURE IS MEDIEVAL | DEAN WILSON | CANVAS PRESENTS - Duration: 2:04.

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"Bombák is robbantak a WTC-ben" Donald Trump interjúja 2001. szeptember 11-én (magyar felirattal) - Duration: 2:49.

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Is Bitcoin's Volatility Such a Bad Thing? - Duration: 4:43.

Is Bitcoin's Volatility Such a Bad Thing?

One reason used by Bitcoin opponents, including Jamie Dimon, to attack it is its high volatility. Is high volatility such a bad thing for Bitcoin after all?. Highly volatile asset class.

One reason why traditional investors have shunned Bitcoin is that its price has swung from one extreme to another.

Its price increased from around $1,000 at the beginning of the year to a peak of over $5,000 in September 2017 (gain of +400 percent), before crashing to a low of $3,000 (-40 percent from its peak).

Even this represents an improvement from the initial days when Bitcoin price crashed from $32 to $2 in 2011 (a drop of 94 percent). There have been periods of low volatility, but these have been few and far between.

Bitcoin may be called digital gold, but in terms of volatility, it looks more like stock markets on steroids. Volatility is an opportunity for traders.

For day traders and short-term investors, volatility presents an opportunity for making profits. By correctly predicting the short-term trends in Bitcoin, traders can make substantial profits; much more than investors who have a buy-and-hold strategy.

Highly volatile markets also create demand for secondary derivative products like options. As the cryptocurrency market develops, we could see increased trading of derivative products rather than actual trading of Bitcoin.

As per the London Bullion Markets Association, it is estimated that 95 percent of gold trading in London is in unallocated metal (which is not settled).

Bitcoin is still in its infancy, but as the market develops we could see the same trading characteristics in Bitcoin as well.

Merchants, no matter how tech-savvy they are, hesitate to accept Bitcoins for their goods and services. Their core competence lies in providing goods and services, not in managing Bitcoins volatility.

They work on thin margins and hate even the one to two percent transaction fees imposed by credit card companies.

The Bitcoin price can move substantially between the time they accept Bitcoins from customers, and they sell these Bitcoins in exchange for their local currency. This price movement can wipe out their entire profitability.

This is the reason why most merchants accept Bitcoin only through payment processors like Coinbase, which removes the risk associated with holding Bitcoins. In the end, merchants have to pay their bills using fiat currencies, not Bitcoin. Volatility inevitable during growth.

Bitcoin is a relatively new asset class. Although the level of awareness about Bitcoin among the general population has increased, only a small proportion of them hold significant amount of Bitcoins.

Moreover, institutional investors have largely avoided Bitcoin, given its unregulated nature and the risks associated with it. As Bitcoin adoption increases and demand increases, its price can move up rapidly.

Similarly, when there is negative news about Bitcoin, like the Chinese shutting down cryptocurrency exchanges, some of the holders of Bitcoin will sell and its price can crash rapidly.

Until the holding of Bitcoin becomes widely distributed and its liquidity improves substantially, we will see substantial volatility in Bitcoin price.

For more infomation >> Is Bitcoin's Volatility Such a Bad Thing? - Duration: 4:43.

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Is Trump headed for a Katrina moment? - Duration: 9:41.

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Morning Joe Sep 28, 2017 | MSNBC - Economist slams Trump's plan: 'This is not reform' - Duration: 16:05.

For more infomation >> Morning Joe Sep 28, 2017 | MSNBC - Economist slams Trump's plan: 'This is not reform' - Duration: 16:05.

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Harry Styles Is Definitely in Love - Duration: 3:31.

Harry Styles Is Definitely in Love

How do you know when it's love? This is a question that vexes every participant in the fraught emotional Capture the Flag game that is romance, from teen to 10 times that.

People can be coy or cagey about their feelings, so when in a relationship, it can be difficult to suss out just what the other person is thinking and feeling. Do they like you?

Do they love you? Do they want to be buried in your funereal pyramid and ride with you in the grasslands of the afterlife for eternity? These things are hard to know!

But there are some signs. Some little ways to maybe, just maybe, figure it out. Did she take you to meet her parents? Did he refer to you as "my boyfriend" when he dragged you to that god-awful work event?

Did they clear some space for you in their medicine cabinet? It's little, or significant, things like that that can help give you an indication that this person doesn't just want to sleep with you, they want to lock you in their basement forever.

Those context clues aren't always reliable, though. Maybe she just wanted to freak her parents out.

Maybe he felt like work needed to see that he had some sort of stable personal life in order to secure a promotion. Maybe they were actually clearing medicine-cabinet space for a new electric toothbrush, not for your stuff.

Really, there is only one fully guaranteed, surefire way to tell if a person is seriously sweet on you: if they hold your purse. Yep. Purse-holding, or l'amour d'un sac à main as the French call it, is an ancient and wholly trustworthy symbol of deep, abiding affection.

It's an act—yes, rooted in a deeply rigid and heteronormative idea of gender roles, but still based in some modicum of anecdotal fact—as steady and known as the tides, as dependable as the seasons once were. (Seriously it is late September and yet feels like July.)

So, it is quite a big deal that, on Tuesday morning, The Daily Mail—that drunken, leering fop in the corner of the pub—reported that Harry Styles was seen leaving a restaurant in Los Angeles with Victoria's Secret model Camille Rowe and he was—great gasp—holding her purse.

So you heard it here first. Well, no, not first. Second? Third? Who the hell knows.

The point is, you heard it: Harry Styles is deeply in love and he will probably get married and maybe already is married and has grandkids and lives in Florida with his wife of many years, Camille Rowe. Isn't that sweet?

It is. But, of course, it is also a little sad.

We've not been shy about expressing our affections for Harry Styles on these pages over the years, devoting reams of virtual paper and gallons of electronic ink to the minutiae of his journey from boy-band member to solo act to actor to participant in a perfect evening.

It's been a fun, heartsick sort of ride, all this faraway pining for our Cheshire cat, while also wishing him private happinesses that we would surely be excluded from. And now that Harry has held a bag, well.

It's all over, isn't it? Oh, sure, there will be other milestones to cover of course. Weddings and babies and first homes and all that.

But the dimmest and silliest of possibilities—that he might one day turn to us and say "I chose you"—has finally dried up and blown away like autumn leaves.

I suppose we always knew it would. But, still. To have the sorrowful sting of goodbye finally arrive—for surely it has, because Harry has held a handbag—has us in a bit of a bittersweet spiral today.

Oh what fun it was! And now it's done. Congratulations, Camille. Of all the myriad purses offered to our Holmes Chapel heartthrob since 2010 or so, yours is the one he picked up and strode off with.

There he went, proudly carrying this new weight, out into another shimmering Los Angeles night. Off to start his life, at long last, without us.

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