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Man Arrested After Climbing New York City's Brooklyn Bridge

Police are investigating a new security breach on New York City’s Brooklyn Bridge – with a 24-year-old scaling the bridge and taking photos with his iPhone, authorities said.

The situation happened at about 12:15 p.m. Sunday. Video shows the man – identified as Yaroslav Kolchin – walking past security and scaling the bridge.

Aviation, harbor and emergency service units rushed to the scene, with the man taken into custody.

Kolchin faces charges of reckless endangerment, obstruction of governmental administration, criminal trespass and disorderly conduct - hazardous condition, police told ABC News.

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PHOTO: The NYPD take down white flags that appeared over the Brooklyn Bridge on July 22, 2014.

Sunday’s incident comes just over a month after two American flags were stolen from the top of the bridge, replaced with a pair of bleached-out flags – reportedly the work of two German artists.

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Man in hospital after Galway car crash

A man is in a serious condition in hospital following a collision in Galway yesterday evening.

The single-vehicle collision occurred at around 7.15pm on the Barna Road when the driver lost control and crashed into a wall.

He has been taken to University Hospital Galway.

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The Man Who Really Built Bitcoin

Who cares about Satoshi Nakamoto? Someone else has made Bitcoin what it is and has the most power over its destiny.

• By Tom Simonite on August 15, 2014

WHY IT MATTERS

The 13 million bitcoins in existence are worth more than $7 billion.

In March, a bewildered retired man faced journalists yelling questions about virtual currency outside his suburban home in Temple City, California. Dorian Nakamoto, 64, had been identified by Newsweek as the person who masterminded Bitcoin—a story that, like previous attempts to unmask its pseudonymous inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto, was soon discredited. Meanwhile, the person arguably most responsible for enabling the currency to swell in value to $7.7 billion, and with the most influence on its future, was hiding in plain sight on the other side of the country, in Amherst, Massachusetts.

That person is Gavin Andresen, a mild-mannered 48-year-old picked by the real Satoshi Nakamoto, whoever he or she is, as his successor in late 2010. Andresen became “core maintainer”—chief developer—of the open source code that defines the rules of Bitcoin and provides the software needed to make use of it. The combination of Nakamoto’s blessing and Andresen’s years of diligent, full-time work on the Bitcoin code has given him significant clout in Bitcoin circles and stature beyond. The CIA and Washington regulators have looked to him to explain the currency. And it was Andresen who conceived of thenonprofit Bitcoin Foundation—established in 2013—which is the closest thing to a central authority in the world of Bitcoin.

Some Bitcoin enthusiasts offer bombastic predictions that Americans will shake off the shackles of the Federal Reserve and poor nations will rise to prosperity with the low-cost transactions made possible by the stateless virtual currency. Other Bitcoin boosters have the air of salesmen chasing a mark, reeling off reasons you should buy into the currency that make you feel you’re not getting the whole story. In contrast, Andresen seems to be in search of quiet personal satisfaction, cheerfully calling himself a “geek interested in nuts and bolts things.” He can make a pretty good pitch for Bitcoin, but he quickly slides into technical nuances that would be a turnoff for most. “We say this is going to be the year of the multisignature wallet,” he says when summing up what 2014 holds for Bitcoin.

Still, Andresen has had and maintains more influence than anyone else on the code that determines how Bitcoin operates—and ultimately whether it can survive. Although there is no central bank for the currency, its design needs significant changes if it is to become widely used. How Andresen wields his power over Bitcoin will shape not only its fate but also the prospects for other virtual currencies.

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Bitcoin’s origins may be shrouded in mystery, but plenty is known about Andresen and his past. Formerly known as Gavin Bell, he has been a software engineer ever since he graduated in computer science from Princeton in 1988 and took a job with the Silicon Valley computing company Silicon Graphics. He worked there for seven years, and then at a series of startups building products from 3-D drawing software to online games for blind and sighted people to play together. Then he encountered Bitcoin in 2010.

Bitcoins were essentially worthless at the time and extremely finicky to get ahold of and use. But Andresen saw technical elegance in Nakamoto’s design, and a currency outside the control of any government appealed to what he calls his “mostly libertarian” politics. Rather than being created by a central bank, bitcoins are “mined” by people running software that races to solve a mathematical puzzle and win a prize of newly minted bitcoins. The mining process is designed to gradually pay out less and less over time, until 21 million bitcoins exist, and it also serves to verify transactions made in the currency (see “What Bitcoin Is and Why It Matters”).

Eager to see people start using Bitcoin, Andresen launched a website in 2010 called the Bitcoin Faucet that handed out five free bitcoins to every visitor. (A bitcoin was worth only cents at the time but each one trades for $600 today; Andresen reduced the size of the handout as bitcoins rose in value, then shut the site down in 2012.) He also began sending code tweaks and improvements to Nakamoto. Bitcoin’s founder liked his work, and soon made his protégé’s e-mail address the only one on the project’s homepage. Andresen formally stepped forward in a December 2010 post on the Bitcoin forum. “With Satoshi’s blessing, and with great reluctance, I’m going to start doing more active project management for Bitcoin,” he wrote. He has worked full-time on it ever since. The Bitcoin Foundation paid him $209,648 in 2013—a salary he received in bitcoins.

His smooth ascent has led to frequent accusations that Andresen is Nakamoto and shed the pseudonym once the currency gained traction. He always flatly denies it. “I am not Satoshi Nakamoto; I have never met him; I have had many e-mail conversations with him,” he said after giving a talk in April. “Nobody knows who he is, I think.” If that was a lie, Andresen is a remarkable con man. Throughout hundreds of forum posts, e-mail messages, and lines of code, his style has been distinct from that of Nakamoto.

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Rose of Tralee Maria Walsh reveals she's 'gay and proud'

Rose of Tralee winner Maria Walsh has announced she is gay.

The 27-year-old announced she was "gay and proud" and that questions about her sexuality never came up during the Rose of Tralee festival.

She said: "To me, being gay is normal. I told my parents and they were supportive, as I knew they would be."

The Boston native moved to Shrule in County Mayo when she was seven-years-old and was crowned Rose of Tralee on Tuesday night.

"I'm confident in who I am as a person," she said.

"I'm not ashamed of my sexuality by any means," she said.

"The Rose of Tralee is about celebrating women's intelligence, careers, their volunteer work. The question of sexuality never came up. To me, being gay is normal; it's natural."

Stunning Maria joked after lifting the title that she was single and that any potential romantic suitors will need to first pass “the mother and father test” before being given a second look.

A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Maria moved to Co Mayo with her family 20 years ago but following her graduation in Journalism and Visual Media at Griffith College, moved to New York and later to Philadelphia.

Maria drew tears from family members during her interview at the Dome in Tralee on Tuesday night when she remembered her cousin Teresa Molloy (aged 19), one of four women killed in a crash on the N17 near Milltown, Co Galway in November 2009.

“It’s moments like this, like being in the Rose of Tralee, that make you really seize the day and appreciate life and take everything as it comes,” said Maria.

“She has given me a lot of good luck to date, so I know she’s looking down on me and my family.”

She has since received a host of media attention, but not just because of her new title. A video of her brother's reaction to the win went viral earlier this week as, did footage of the new Rose taking the ice bucket challenge.

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Kevin Love à Cleveland, c'est officiel

Annoncé depuis le début du mois, le transfert de Kevin Love à Cleveland a été officialisé ce samedi soir. L'ancien intérieur des Wolves évoluera donc aux côtés de LeBron James et Kyrie Irving la saison prochaine.

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Kevin Love portera le maillot des Cavaliers la saison prochaine (Jayne Kamin-Oncea-US PRESSWIRE)

Le transfert était dans les cartons depuis deux semaines. Il a officiellement été dévoilé ce samedi et envoie, comme prévu, Kevin Love à Cleveland. Il s'agit en fait d'un échange à trois équipes incluant outre les Wolves et les Cavaliers, les 76ers qui récupèrent les arrières J.J Barea et Alexey Shved, ainsi qu'un tour de Draft 2015. La franchise du Minnesota récupère elle Andrew Wiggins, le premier choix de la Draft 2014, mais aussi Anthony Bennett, premier choix de la Draft... 2013, et l'intérieur Thaddeus Young. Après six saisons avec Kevin Love mais sans playoffs, les Wolves se tournent donc pour de bon vers l'avenir.

Les Cavaliers forment eux l'une des armadas les plus impressionnantes de la ligue puisqu'aux côtés de Kyrie Irving, la pépite américano-australienne de 22 ans, évolueront désormais deux machines statistiques, LeBron James, dont le retour avait été annoncé le 11 juillet dernier, et Kevin Love, donc. L'intérieur fuyant, capable d'alterner jeu intérieur et extérieur (190 tirs à trois points réussis la saison passée), scoreur efficace et rebondeur hors-normes, s'offre à bientôt 26 ans un tout nouveau challenge dans l'Ohio : il s'agira d'être plus impliqué défensivement sous les ordres du nouveau technicien des Cavs, David Blatt, et de jouer dès la saison prochaine les phases finales, chose qu'il n'a jamais réussi à faire dans le Minnesota. Selon toute vraissemblance, il devrait rapidement s'engager sur le long terme dans sa nouvelle franchise.

Cleveland, Minnesota and Philadelphia have completed NBA trade call, source tells Yahoo. Kevin Love has joined LeBron James with the Cavs.

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Where you can get blazing-fast Internet speeds

A growing number of Americans have home Internet speeds that make your broadband connection look like dial-up.

Ultra-fast Internet is quickly spreading across the United States. By fast, we mean gigabit-per-second speeds, roughly 100 times faster than the average home Internet connection.

There are now 27 U.S. cities that offer gigabit Internet speeds to consumers -- up from just two cities as recently as a year ago.

AT&T (T, Tech30), Google (GOOGL, Tech30) and CenturyLink (CTL) have been the main drivers of ultra-fast Internet for home customers.

Google was a pioneer in the field, bringing its Google Fiber service to Kansas City, Kan., in 2012 after holding a widely publicized contest two years earlier to pick the launch city. Fiber has since spread to Kansas City, Mo., Provo, Utah, and will soon launch in Austin, Texas. Google has announced plans to bring Fiber to nine other cities across the country in the coming years.

AT&T's U-Verse service has been most bullish in its gigabit Internet plans, launching or getting set to deploy in 14 cities over the past year -- including major metropolitan areas, such as Dallas, Charlotte, Houston, Miami and Nashville. It is currently operating in Dallas, Fort Worth and Austin, Texas, and it is exploring gigabit Internet deployments in more than a dozen other markets in the future.

Broadband provider CenturyLink is launching in 10 markets, including Denver, Las Vegas, Orlando, Salt Lake City and Seattle.

Related: New Internet speed record blows past Google Fiber

The companies say that super-fast Internet speeds will help companies create the next big innovations that we can't even conceive with our current speeds. For instance, no one would have believed that YouTube or Netflix (NFLX, Tech30) could have existed in the days of 56k modems.

Although gigabit Internet hold great promise, the use cases for it today aren't vast. Most content companies simply aren't capable of serving up websites, photos or videos as fast as gigabit Internet users can download them.

For example, Google Fiber customers only receive Netflix videos slightly faster thanCablevision (CVC) subscribers -- who have nothing close to gigabit speeds available to them.

As gigabit Internet spreads across the country, however, content companies would likely be forced to make use of those capabilities.

But it's not certain that every city in the United States will get gigabit services. Super-fast Internet requires fiberoptic connections to be brought into a customer's home, which can be a very expensive endeavor. As it stands, the gigabit Internet roll-outs today aren't happening in every neighborhood of the 27 cities.

The good news is that broadband companies are increasingly testing ways to send super-fast Internet over their existing copper-based infrastructure. They hope one day to deliver gigabit Internet to customers' homes over landlines. But the technology is still experimental.

So if you're not one of the lucky few to have gigabit Internet already, don't hold your breath -- but don't lose hope either. 

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