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| Gruden cloud hangs over Raiders after Del Rio firing ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — The Oakland Raiders players took their exit physicals, packed up their lockers and said their goodbyes. A season that started with Super Bowl expectations ended with coach Jack Del Rio getting fired after a six-win season, sending the team into another offseason of uncertainty.
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Is white nationalist banner an 'escalation move' in St. Cloud? Identity Evropa" appears to mark the first publicly known connection between St. Cloud and a white nationalist group that participated in August's Unite the Right demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia. The hallmark chant of that event — "You will not replace us" — appears often on Identity Evropa ...
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| Scality puts forward predictions for 2018 DevOps is killing off traditional IT infrastructure as it demands a service-driven organisation that delivers agreed SLAs to the business. We expect central IT services will essentially become service providers to their own organisations and enable cloud-like IT services for storage, network, computer, ...
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| Plugging In: Technology Continues Its Surge Through HR Departments The most desirable are well versed on the latest cloud-based platforms and apps, but that's not all. They have deep experience with project management. Perhaps more importantly, they also keenly understand the full life cycle of HR processes, from recruiting to succession planning — the better to ...
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| The rare and beautiful moondog With the moon shining so bright tonight, there may also be a chance to see a rare and beautiful phenomenon called a moondog. If a thin veil of high cirrus cloud passes across the moon, the tiny ice crystals in the cloud can behave like glass prisms and split the moonlight into the colours of the rainbow.
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| Wacker explosion No. 1 Newsmaker A STEAM CLOUD signaled an event at the Wacker Polysilicon North America plant near Charleston, and became 2018's No. 1 Newsmaker ... Spence explained the reasons the advisories went back into effect was because teams were attempting to tamper the vapor cloud "through the roof of a building.".
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