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the guardian today Thursday 14 Jul 2016 Top stories More » Theresa May appeals to centre ground but cabinet tilts to the right Britain's new PM appoints Boris Johnson as foreign secretary and sacks George Osborne as chancellor in favour of Philip Hammond Theresa May's speech: what she said and what she meant George Osborne: the 'unlucky' chancellor too wedded to austerity 'They've made him foreign secretary?' Boris Johnson's elevation stuns Angela Eagle – video Choosing a cabinet might be fun after all, thought Theresa | John Crace Headlines More » Owen Smith to offer referendum on Brexit deal if elected Labour leader Challenger to Jeremy Corbyn says Labour chief is selfish for not stepping down and warns party is on brink of destruction Japan's Emperor Akihito not preparing to abdicate, palace insists Housing sales forecast to fall sharply this summer after Brexit vote Calvin Harris criticises 'hurtful' Taylor Swift in row over hit song Isis admits 'minister for war' Omar the Chechen is dead Bank of England could cut interest rates to halt UK recession Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Footage of police killing unarmed teen prompts claim of 'trigger-happy' officers Dylan Noble was killed after being pulled over at California gas station, and multiple shots were fired even as he was wounded and lying on his back Theresa May becomes prime minister and appoints Boris Johnson foreign secretary – politics live Britain's new foreign secretary Boris Johnson: a career of international gaffes Steve Bell on Theresa May replacing David Cameron – cartoon Who's who in Theresa May's new cabinet Labour's Luciana Berger receives death threats telling her to 'watch her back' Sport More » Open 2016: Rory McIlroy in the mood to end American rule of Troon Tour de France ascent of Mont Ventoux cut short due to high winds England captain and coach overruled on Jimmy Anderson's fitness for Test Comment is free More » Cameron has washed his hands of No 10. But he's left an almighty mess | Polly Toynbee That final David Cameron PMQs in full: everything is awesome! | Marina Hyde Donald Trump used to dog-whistle racism. Now he just yells it | Lucia Graves Culture More » Billie Piper webchat – your questions answered on Madonna, fertility and Doctor Who Watch and learn: the hidden messages in children's movies Colour and Vision review – a mind-expanding peepshow of nature Business More » Theresa May unveils cabinet, with Hammond and Johnson in top jobs Up to 70% of people in developed countries 'have seen incomes stagnate' Technology More » Pokémon Go: Who owns the virtual space around your home? Fatal crash prompts federal investigation of Tesla self-driving cars Travel More » Bof! A post-Brexit guide to holidaying in the EU £1 buys just €1 in some UK airports Life and style More » How to cook the perfect pitta bread Kissing your child on the lips is perfectly acceptable Eyewitness picture of the day More » President Barack Obama addresses an interfaith memorial service in Dallas for the five officers shot dead in a sniper attack on Thursday EPA Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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Learn about the future of wireless and the role of federal research investments 07/13/2016 12:26 PM EDT In the last decade, wireless usage has expanded dramatically, with nearly 350 million smartphones, connected tablets and wearable devices in use across the U.S. -- more than double the number from a decade ago -- carrying more than 100,000 times the traffic they supported as recently as in 2008. Going forward, experts expect significantly more connected devices, with as many as 200 billion connected devices globally by 2020. As this internet of things emerges, the importance of ... More at http://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=139189&WT.mc_id=USNSF_51&WT.mc_ev=click This is an NSF News item. Save This e-mail update was generated automatically based on your subscription to the category listed above. Some updates may belong to more than one category, resulting in duplicate messages.   Subscriber Services: Manage Preferences  |  Unsubscribe  |  Help  |  Contact NSF   Follow NSF:    Save This email was sent to mantiskhiralla@gmail.com using GovDelivery, on behalf of: National Science Foundation Update · 4201 Wilson Boulevard · Arlington, VA 22230 · 703-292-5111

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Sign up to our Morning Mail Sign up now » A daily wrap of what's happening, stories we love and the latest news, sent early in the morning. Click here to sign up to our Morning Mail the guardian today - Australia edition Thursday 14 Jul 2016 Headlines More » From a refugee camp to Rio Mangar Makur Chuot left Sudan as a child after his father was killed during the civil war. He lived for eight years in a refugee camp in Kenya before his family were granted asylum in Australia. To launch the Guardian's Dear Australia series, we tell the remarkable story of South Sudan's 200 metres hopeful and how he's heading to the Olympic Games and a possible match-up with Usain Bolt Nova Peris accepts apology from man who abused her on Facebook Theresa May appeals to centre ground but cabinet tilts to the right Footage of police killing unarmed teen prompts claim of 'trigger-happy' officers Harriet Wran tells court hearing of mental illness and ice​ addiction​ Eric Abetz warns Malcolm Turnbull against superannuation changes Sport More » State of Origin III: NSW Blues leave it late but avoid series whitewash against Queensland Tour de France ascent of Mont Ventoux cut short due to high winds Flexible Hawthorn have Sydney Swans on alert for AFL leaders' clash Graziano Pellè and glory v money: would you turn down £34m in his position? | Nick Miller Sam Allardyce interviewed for England job as Sunderland call for swift resolution Culture More » Racism is not human nature. A work of fiction can help us understand that | Randa Abdel-Fattah Kylie Minogue – 10 of the best Lisa Bellear captures decades of Indigenous Australian protests – in pictures Comment is free More » S&P's warning of Australia's rating downgrade hardly cause for panic Being enthusiastic is no longer enough. Now we must all be passionate | Paul Begley Ruth Bader Ginsburg told the truth about Donald Trump – just as she should | Matt Laslo Life and style More » Kissing your child on the lips is perfectly acceptable What did moths eat before wool? What is an existential crisis? Technology More » Pokémon Go: Who owns the virtual space around your home? Fatal crash prompts federal investigation of Tesla self-driving cars Science More » Meet Gualicho shinyae, the puny-armed distant relative of T. rex Nasa's Juno probe sends back first images of Jupiter Environment More » WWF buys shark fishing licence on Great Barrier Reef to scrap it US senators detail a climate science 'web of denial' but the impacts go well beyond their borders Video More » Dear Australia: Mangar Makur Chout's Olympic dream – video Visa scheme cancellation 'betrayal of trust', Australian couple tell MPs – video Q&A: Steve Price and Van Badham clash over Eddie McGuire saga – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Theresa May becomes prime minister and appoints Boris Johnson foreign secretary – politics live Rolling coverage of all the day's political developments, including David Cameron's last PMQs, Theresa May becoming PM and starting her cabinet reshuffle and Owen Smith launching his bid for the Labour leadership Donald Trump to announce his running mate on Friday, aide says – politics live Steve Price refuses to back down from calling Van Badham 'hysterical' Watch and learn: the hidden messages in children's movies Russian athlete branded a 'traitor' over plans to compete under neutral flag in Rio Nationals will get two more frontbench seats, says Malcolm Turnbull Sport Culture Comment is free Get more Guardian emails Manage your email preferences One-click unsubscribe You are receiving this email because you are a Guardian Today - Australia edition subscriber. Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396