Kate Middleton and Prince William decide they can marry without Barack and Michelle Obama on hand April 29th. Although French President Nicolas Sarkozy is always a fun guy.
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Royal Mail server migration knocks out key postage websites all weekComputerworld New ZealandA migration of online data to new servers at Royal Mail has knocked out a series of its most important postage websites for consumers and businesses, including a Price Finder page, for nearly all of this week. By Leo King | London |…
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[ad_1] A giant waterlily held in Kew’s Botanic Gardens for 177 years has been revealed as a species new to science and “one of the botanical wonders of the world”. The famous giant waterlily, genus Victoria, was named after Queen Victoria in 1852, and was believed to include two different species. But scientists have confirmed…