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Hawke's Bay DHB finance man to shave head for Acorn Project 19 Feb, 2021 12:12 AM 3 minutes to read Hawke's Bay District Health Board's head of finance Chris Comber hasn't cut his hair in over a year. Photo / Supplied Hawke's Bay District Health Board's head of finance Chris Comber hasn't cut his hair in over a year. Photo / Supplied As a finance man, he's used to making cuts, but Hawke's Bay District Health Board's head of finance Chris Comber's hasn't tried to do the same with his hair since New Zealand's first Covid-19 lockdown. On Friday, February 26, Comber will be shaving off his long l...

THE STANDARD By Peter Theuri | February 18th 2021 at 07:35:00 GMT +0300 Qwetu student hostels on Ring Road, Nairobi. [Jonah Onyango, Standard] Many on-campus living quarters for students are not known for comfort; they are spartan at best.  But this perspective is changing, with developers pulling all stops to make the experience for university and college students as comfortable as possible. One such firm is Acorn Holdings Africa, the developer behind Qwetu purpose-built student accommodation facilities that promises to give residents “a home away from home.” According to Acorn, the i...

Acorn Income Fund - Net Asset Value(s) PR Newswire London, February 11 ACORN INCOME FUND LIMITED (the "Company") (a closed-ended investment company incorporated in

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Email Retrocomputing and retro gaming continue to get noticed by major news outlets. First was the New York Times with the article The Impractical but Indisputable Rise of Retrocomputing published on January 8th, and now Wired Magazine, with the article People Still Really Love the Apple II. Wired’s article is a bit more focused on a game that we are all aware of, recently released for the Apple II – Nox Archaist by 6502 Workshop. Wired’s article actually covers the recent interview that Mark Lemmert, developer of Nox Archaist, gave to the podcast   Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy...