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May 4, 2021 20:26 GMTCrypto News Bitcoin price wavers at the 50-day simple moving average (SMA). Ethereum price 6-Week Rate of Change (ROC) indicator warns of extended conditions. Ripple price fumbles inverse head-and-shoulder bottom breakout with double-digit reversal. Bitcoin price momentum fails to impress in the first test of meaningful resistance. Ethereum price displays unwavering speculator commitment and emotion. XRP price on pace for the worst daily decline since April 7. Wave of cryptocurrency adoption spreads into new markets In a first for the physical art market, Sotheby’s said...

ANDY JACKSON/Stuff New Plymouth author Jacqueline Bublitz, whose first novel is causing a stir. Two women, one exactly twice the age of the other, head to New York. Both are after new beginnings and a jettisoning of a troubled past, and what better city to remake yourself in? Alice is a just-turned 18-year-old from small-town Wisconsin who carries deep trauma from a family tragedy and a recent abusive relationship with a much older man; the other is Ruby, a 36-year-old Melburnian who hops on a plane to escape her addiction to a booty-call lover. He is also – a la

From Lincolnshire to Waikanae: Barrie Truman details his career in book 8 Apr, 2021 01:53 AM 5 minutes to read Barrie Truman with his book The Way We Were. It's been a big month for Barrie Truman. He's celebrated a milestone 85th birthday, released his book The Way We Were tracing his life and his 55 years of football coaching, and just last week was made a life member of Capital Football in Wellington. But this is just the tip of the iceberg for a career in football that has spanned 55 years from club to national level for the Waikanae retiree. Hailing from Grantham, a little town in Lincoln...

Old wood, new axe: How a 17th-century shipwreck is giving guitars their unique sound When Greg Fleming was looking for some old wood to make a new guitar, he knew just where to look. What he didn't know was just how old that wood was. Social Sharing CBC News · comments Greg Fleming has played guitars for years. He is delighted that the shipwrecked wood he uses to make guitars has a sound unlike anything else he has played.(Mark Cumby/CBC) When Greg Fleming was looking for some old wood to make a new guitar, he knew just where to look. What he didn't know for a while was just how old that ...