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Who said money is not good!

Deadly hornets in China kill 42 people, injure over 1,500.

News Via: CNN

Hong Kong (CNN) -- Swarms of aggressive hornets, in their fall mating season, are inflicting a deadly toll in a central Chinese province.

Hornets have killed 42 people and injured 1,675 people in three cities in Shaanxi province since July, according to the local government. Thirty-seven patients remain in critical or serious condition.

Over the summer and early fall, hornets have invaded schools full of children and descended upon unsuspecting farm workers in China.

Plane crash:: killing about 20 crew member on board.

An Associated Airline plane carrying the remains of late Gov Agagu to Akure, crashed around Mafoluku area of Oshodi in Lagos this morning, Oct 3rd 2013.

Eyewitnesses say the crash happened at the local wing of the Murtala Mohammed airport, close to the section where JET-A1, plane fuel is stored. The aircraft is said to have crashed as it took off.

At the scene, fire service officials were seen evacuating the occupants of the plane and are yet to determine the extent of casualty.

HOW BLACKBERRY FELL

Shares in the Canadian maker of BlackBerry smartphones peaked in August of 2007, at two hundred and thirty-six dollars. In retrospect, the company was facing an inflection point and was completely unaware. Seven months earlier, in January, Apple had introduced the iPhone at San Francisco’s Moscone Center.

iPad Mini With Retina Display!

Apple is rumored to be planning the rollout of new iPads in time for the holidays, and there are a couple of different models potentially in the pipeline, including an iPad mini with a high-resolution Retina display. That Retina mini may be in very short supply before the new year, however, according to a new report from Reuters.

Reuters cites sources working in Apple’s supply chain as providing info that suggests is just now ramping up production on a Retina iPad mini, leading to a strong likelihood that there will be relatively few available during the holiday shopping season. Apple still plans to unveil the device this month, according to those same sources.

Photos: from Linda Ikeji's birthday party.

I had a great time in Manchester on Friday Sept. 27th. Thanks to everyone who came out. And thanks to Cokobar and Ohbox for making this happen. See more photos after the cut...(sorry, exhausted :-))

Apple’s iPhone 5c Build Costs!

Every time Apple builds a new device, search firm IHS takes a look at the parts and tries to estimate the bill-of-materials for the new gadget. The resulting price is a rough approximation of what it costs Apple to build each iPhone, which can provide some idea of what Apple makes on the sale of each device to consumers.

What the Bible Says About Money!

Most people know Sean Hyman from his regular appearances on Fox Business, CNBC, and Bloomberg Television, but what they don’t know is that Sean is a former pastor, and that his secret to investing is woven within the Bible.

Perhaps that can explain why, despite his uncanny ability to predict precise moves in the stock market, Sean is often laughed at for his unique stance on investing.

Shutdown won't delay Twitter's public IPO filing

The U.S. government is shut down, but that won't stop Twitter from posting its documents on a government website for an upcoming initial public offering.

Twitter is expected to make public its IPO documents this week, according to multiple news reports. That would pull back the curtain on the company's finances for the first time.Twitter "confidentially" submitted its IPO filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission on September 12.

U.S. government is shut down

Congress failed to pass a funding bill on Monday night. And so began a series of complex procedures to power down the federal government.

Many parts of the government technically shut down as the clock struck midnight and the new fiscal year began without a budget.

Science:: Phone App that Prevent Blindness.

Since January hundreds of Kenyans have undergone eye tests, not in a clinic with a doctor, but on their own doorstep, using a smart-phone application.

The app uses a camera to scan the lens of the eye for cataracts, and its developers say it could save millions of people from blindness.

Dr. Andrew Bastawrous from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine developed the new application along with a small team.