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Tip off for the Dallas Mavericks and the New York Knicks is just a few moments away. Both teams have 22 wins on the season, but the Knicks are coming off a win over the Blazers and the Mavericks just lost to the Memphis Grizzlies. Vegas oddsmakers are giving the edge to the Knicks, who will get to keep their momentum from Tuesday’s win. The Dallas Mavericks vs. New York Knicks game starts at 8:30 p.m. ET tonight. This game is exclusive to local Bally Sport channels, so streaming it isn’t simple — not impossible, but not straightforward. Here are…

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UAE citizens can now travel visa-free to Kosovo after the two countries signed a memorandum of understanding on Thursday. The MoU sees the mutual exemption of visa requirements for holders of ordinary, diplomatic, special and mission passports. UAE citizens holding valid passports for at least six months are exempt from the visa requirement for entry to Kosovo and can stay there for up to 90 days per visit. In return, citizens of Kosovo holding valid diplomatic, official, and ordinary passports are exempt from the visa requirement for entry to the UAE. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow…

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Dear Parents, Parenting, as you’d all agree, is a journey that lasts a lifetime, bringing with it a melange of experiences and emotions each day, through which not only do our children grow but we too evolve as adults of different ages. We learn from mistakes and through experimentation, and eventually realise that there is no single, sure-shot strategy to ‘good parenting’. It is interesting how parents tend to think that things will get less stressful as the child grows, only to recognise that only the nature of responsibilities changes and not the parental function as it is. You remain…

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Radio has long been a powerful communication tool. And even in the internet age in the 21st Century, it remains so. Perhaps not as relevant as when AM/FM broadcasts were the primary way folks got their information and entertainment at home or even when it was a major feature in the car. But radio has evolved as a technology in the decades nearly 150 years since Marconi did his thing. That brings us to SiriusXM. The (very) abbreviated history is that once upon a time, there were two competing satellite radio companies. They merged, grew stronger, and evolved beyond only…

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How would you react if someone slipped a twig onto your finger, pledging marriage, devotion, and unwavering commitment — like a scene out of an old movie? In a different take, could you say yes to an engagement ring that would cost as low as Dh20? When asked the hypothetical question, a colleague’s stunned expression and sorrowful shake of the head spoke volumes. She isn’t alone in her reaction — across social media, many this week are expressing disbelief too. It all started when an anonymous Facebook post went viral in the Philippines, with the poster asking for advice about…

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Thousands of Gaza kids estimated to have lost a parent in the three months of war When 7-year-old Laila Al Sultan wakes up at night she shouts for her father, killed in the same Israeli air strike that injured her leg in a Gaza war thought to have deprived thousands of Palestinian children of one or both parents. She and her brother Khaled, 4, roll around on the floor of the shanty they now live in amid a tent city of homeless people, facing up to a life with no father as their mother struggles to cope in the rubble…

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I had said this earlier: If I am not writing, I am dreaming. I have a belated addendum to that disclosure: If I am not dreaming, I am people watching, or crowd watching. Some friends knew about it although I was in denial, but I mostly kept it to myself due mainly to the self-doubts whether such a strange pastime would smack of being a voyeur, a stalker, a gawker, a pervert, or even a psychopath. Truth be told, I am one who indulges in weekend people-watching — shamelessly and without taking precautions — having memorised the wikiHow manual ‘How…

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The Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open (February 3-11) is going to be the first WTA 500 tournament to take place just after the end of the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the new year. The excitement will reach a fever pitch if Tunisian trailblazer Ons Jabeur, a three-time Grand Slam finalist, makes history Down Under and becomes the first Arab tennis player to win a Major. But regardless of her result in Australia, Jabeur has already become the greatest source of inspiration for every aspiring tennis player in the region. Her participation in the star-studded Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open…

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EarFun, a company that has been surprising us for several years with ultra-affordable wireless earbuds that sound terrific, has taken its first step into the over-ear wireless headphone space and we got a chance to give them a listen at CES 2024. The EarFun Wave Pro are priced at $80 and will be available toward the end of March. EarFun Wave Pro The Wave Pro look impressive on paper. They’ve got hybrid active noise cancellation (ANC), hi-res audio capability thanks to support for Sony’s LDAC Bluetooth codec, Bluetooth Multipoint, 40mm drivers, five built-in mics for calls, and a huge 80-hour…

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The Ministry of Health and Prevention (Mohap) has said that two cancer patients from Gaza Strip have passed away in the UAE. The Palestinian patients, aged 38 and 54, were in critical condition with advanced stages of the disease. After they arrived to the UAE, they were admitted to a specialised health facility for comprehensive treatment. Despite the best efforts of medical professionals, their health deteriorated, leading to their demise. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. Mohap expressed deep condolences to the families of the deceased, praying to Allah Almighty to rest their…

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