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AI is Taking On ever-larger challenges

AI is Taking On ever-larger challenges

AI is Taking On ever-larger challenges The amazing feat of developing Covid-19 vaccines has demonstrated science at its best. As we praised the exemplary work of our health workers on March 20, 2022 my neighbors asked "Why isn't AI assisted?" A fair question. Machine learning techniques have helped in specific areas and aid in the preparation for a future pandemic. However, the reality is that this test came too early for AI to fully demonstrate its potential. However, eight months later, in the middle of the pandemic, AI was able to solve a more than 50 years-old major biology challenge…
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US Bancorp DE Has $5.89 Million Position in the iShares ETFs that are Short Treasury Bond ETF

US Bancorp DE Has $5.89 Million Position in the iShares ETFs that are Short Treasury Bond ETF

US Bancorp DE Has $5.89 Million Position in the iShares ETFs that are Short Treasury Bond ETF. US Bancorp DE reduced its stake in shares of the IShares Short Treasury Bond ETF by 11.4 percent in the third quarter, as per the company's latest 13F report to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund had 53,502 shares in the company's stock after it sold 6,913 shares in the three-month period. US Bancorp DE's investments in iShares short Treasury Bond ETF were worth $5,885,000 at the time of the most recent filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The other hedge…
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US SPIES LAG RIVALS IN SEIZING ON DATA HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT

US SPIES LAG RIVALS IN SEIZING ON DATA HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT

US SPIES LAG RIVALS IN SEIZING ON DATA HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT. As alarms began to go off globally about a novel coronavirus spreading in China, officials in Washington turned to the intelligence agencies for insights about the threat the virus posed to America. But the most useful early warnings came not from spies or intercepts, according to a recent congressional review of classified reports from December 2019 and January 2020. Officials were instead relying on public reporting, diplomatic cables and analysis from medical experts — some examples of so-called open source intelligence, or OSINT. Predicting the next pandemic or…
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China claims that military flights are an answer to US Taiwan ‘collusion’

China claims that military flights are an answer to US Taiwan ‘collusion’

China claims that military flights are an answer to US Taiwan 'collusion' China claims that Taiwan's increasing number of warplanes is due to its "military collaboration" with the U.S. This sheds light on the motives behind the threatening activity. "The People's Liberation Army drills are a solemn caution against Taipei's increased provocation, which damaged peace, stability, and the Taiwan Strait," Ma Xiaoguang said Wednesday, a spokesperson for China's Taiwan Affairs Office. "Democratic Progressive Party authorities recently intensified military collaboration with the US," Ma said, referring specifically to Taiwanese President TsaiIng-Wen's ruling party. Ma answered a question about "collusion", saying that…
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Jim Iannazzo Net Worth | Salary, Bio, Wiki, family and many more

Jim Iannazzo Net Worth | Salary, Bio, Wiki, family and many more

Who is Jim Iaanazzo: James Iannazzo, a former Merrill Lynch investment manager was accused of throwing beverages at employees of Robeks Smoothie Shop. Fairfield, Connecticut was the scene. James Iannazzo, a second-degree intimidation, second degree breach of peace and first-degree criminal mischief were all charged on Saturday, January 22nd 2022. Staff recorded a video, which was shared online by millions.    Full Name Jim Iannazzo Spouse name Pamela Iannazzo Birth Date 15 May 1973 Age 48 years Source of Wealth Financial advisor Drew Barrymore husband Will Kopelman (m. 2012–2016), Tom Green (m. 2001–2002), Jeremy Thomas (m. 1994–1995) Jim Iannazzo kids…
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A US court has ordered cruise lines to pay more than $400 million to sail to Cuba

A US court has ordered cruise lines to pay more than $400 million to sail to Cuba

A US court has ordered cruise lines to pay more than $400 million to sail to Cuba. The South Florida U.S. district judge Beth Bloom ordered four Florida-based cruise ships (Carnival MSC SA Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, and Carnival) to pay US$100 million in damages to Havana Docks. This latter company was a US-based company that owned a 1934 concession for several Havana Harbor piers. It was expropriated by the Cuban Revolution in 1960. This is the first successful application of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act and it can have a significant impact on Cuba's economy. It should be strongly…
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India begins counting down the time to launch astronauts into space in 2024

India begins counting down the time to launch astronauts into space in 2024

India begins counting down the time to launch astronauts into space in 2024. The scheduled launch in Gaganyaan rockets Gaganyaan line of rockets could be considered a triumph of India's Make-In-India campaign to end dependence on prohibited technology as well as foreign hardware. "Although our space journey started late in comparison to America or Russia, today we are in a position where our research findings are similar to those of America and Russia," stated Jitendra Singh the Indian science and technology minister. "Gaganyaan would be India's first human flight and it will also be an excellent symbol of self-reliance as…
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United States to battle Italy in the United Cup final

United States to battle Italy in the United Cup final

United States to battle Italy in the United Cup final. A determined Taylor Fritz pulled off a 7-6(5) 7-6(5) victory against the Polish's Hubert Hurkacz as the United States finished a 5-0 sweep on Saturday to make it to the semi-finals stage of the United Cup mixed team tournament in which they will take on against Italy. Italy has secured their place in the final of the first $15 million event following a commanding 3-1 advantage in their semi-final match against Greece. The fiery Americans have made a solid start, having led 2-0 on Friday. Jessica Pegula and Frances Tiafoe…
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NASA is in financial trouble for a broader Earth science mission

NASA is in financial trouble for a broader Earth science mission

NASA is in financial trouble for a broader Earth science mission. NASA will allow three of its aging Earth sciences missions to be included in an upcoming review of extended missions in the face of budgetary pressures that could affect its entire portfolio of missions. In a town hall held at a town hall on Dec. 15 during the Autumn Meeting of the American Geophysical Union, NASA officials revealed that they had invited Aqua, Aura and Terra missions to propose proposals for the 2023 final review of Earth science missions in their extended phase. The three spacecraft which were created…
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US STOCK-FUTURES muted as Fed minutes signal tightening in the coming months

US STOCK-FUTURES muted as Fed minutes signal tightening in the coming months

US STOCK-FUTURES muted as Fed minutes signal tightening in the coming months. U.S. stock index futures were a bit sluggish on Thursday following the minutes of the December meeting of the Federal Reserve revealed the central bank's dedication to control inflation. Now, the focus is shifting to employment figures to get more information on the direction of rate hikes. The main indexes of Wall Street have erased some gains on Wednesday following a meeting minutes revealed the Fed was focused on tackling inflation, even as officials voted to slow down the rate hike rate to minimize risk in economic development.…
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US permits the sale of abortion drugs in pharmacies

US permits the sale of abortion drugs in pharmacies

US permits the sale of abortion drugs in pharmacies. The FDA has implemented a regulation change to allow for greater the availability of the drug that was previously only able to be provided by special clinics and medical offices. Retail pharmacies will now be permitted for sale of abortion medications within the United States thanks to a regulation change by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that has recently updated its policies in its site. The companies GenBioPro along with Danco Laboratories, makers of the abortion pill mifepristone made the announcement in separate press releases cited by A majority of…
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GTA Online players pay tribute to Ken Block by recreating his Ford Mustang

GTA Online players pay tribute to Ken Block by recreating his Ford Mustang

Grand Theft Auto Online players pay tribute to the legend of YouTube celebrity Ken Block who has sadly died aged 55. Block was injured in a snowmobile collision close to his ranch in the Mill Hollow area of Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest in Utah. The vehicle flipped over upon a steep slope which left Block suffering fatal wounds. Block was declared dead on the spot as per local authorities. As previously reported in VG247 GTA Online players are now re-creating the iconic Block Mustang during the course in order to pay homage to the iconic car. Because of design limitations it…
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A third of the world’s economy is predicted to fall into recession by 2023, as per IMF Chief

A third of the world’s economy is predicted to fall into recession by 2023, as per IMF Chief

A third of the world's economy is predicted to fall into recession by 2023, as per IMF Chief. This year will be more difficult for our global economic system than the one we left behind, according to the IMF's (IMF) director Kristalina Georgieva has warned. "Why? because the three major economies, US, EU, China are all slowing simultaneously," she said in an interview which was broadcast in the Sunday edition of CBS Sunday. "We expect one third of the world economy to be in recession," she added, noting that even for those countries that aren't currently in recession "It would…
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Scientists discover Hepatitis C virus critical protein structure

Scientists discover Hepatitis C virus critical protein structure

Scientists discover Hepatitis C virus critical protein structure. It is estimated that around 60 million people worldwide suffer from chronic HCV-related infections. The virus infects the liver cells, causing the condition of a "silent" infection for decades until liver damage is sufficient to trigger symptoms. A team of scientists from Scripps Research and the University of Amsterdam is achieving an important goal in the field of virology that is mapping, with high resolution, the critical proteins that examine the surface of Hepatitis C virus (HCV) and allow the virus to enter the host cell. The research, published in Science on…
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Meta acquires 3D smart glass maker Luxexcel

Meta acquires 3D smart glass maker Luxexcel

Meta acquires 3D smart glass maker Luxexcel. Meta (formerly Facebook) has bought the Dutch-based company that makes 3D Smart Glass Luxexcel and is doubling down on its metaverse vision in 2023. Luxexcel is able to integrate the components necessary to provide an AR (AR) experience with the lens of a prescription like holographic films and projectors, as reported by The Verge. Meta has not disclosed the amount it paid for the acquisition of the company. We're delighted to announce that our Luxexcel team is now part of Meta and is enhancing the existing collaboration between both firms," Meta said in…
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Treasury yields increase as investors prepare for 2023

Treasury yields increase as investors prepare for 2023

Treasury yields increase as investors prepare for 2023. Treasury yields increased on Friday as traders looked forward to 2023 and weighed the headwinds that markets could encounter in the coming year. Ten-year Treasury yields the highest. Treasury The note was trading up nearly two basis points, to 3.8520 percent at 4:52 a.m. ET. The 2-year Treasury. Sintex Plastics Technology Ltd leads as the biggest loser in the B group The yield climbed over 3 basis points, and was last traded at 4.4009 percent. Prices and yields have an inverse relationship. One basis point equals 0.01%. As the calendar year is…
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TSMC begins production of high-end chips using 3nm technologies in Taiwan

TSMC begins production of high-end chips using 3nm technologies in Taiwan

TSMC begins production of high-end chips using 3nm technologies in Taiwan. Chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has started production on Thursday of its latest chips using 3-nanometre technologies in Taiwan. TSMC Chairman Mark Liu said it will continue to increase capacity in Taiwan without divulging more details about new investment plans. The long-awaited mass production of chips using 3-nanometre technology in it's Fab 18 construction site in the Southern Taiwan Science Park (STSP) is attracting attention on the world's biggest contract chipmaker's plans for investment in the US and overseas, Reuters news report said. TSMC stated that the total…
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How To Become A Model For Shein

How To Become A Model For Shein

How to become a model for shein? You should have likely known about Shein. It is an online shopping retailer for stylish and reasonable clothes. Coming from China, it had now turned into a notable brand name in the US. The ubiquity of this brand soars because of its showcasing via online entertainment stages like Tik Tok and Instagram. Shein models generally come from the age gathering of 15 to 25. Yet, they likewise employ models for each age bunch that can likewise have an age of 50+. Likewise, the models need not be experts. More often than not, Shein…
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Banks have been asked to reduce rates to help boost economic growth

Banks have been asked to reduce rates to help boost economic growth

Banks have been asked to reduce rates to help boost economic growth. According to a document released recently banks are ordered to reduce operating expenses and unneeded expenses, in addition to administrative procedures, in order to allow for lending interest rates to aid the recovery of the economy and the growth. Banks have also been directed to continue to promote the government's interest rate support program for loans to cooperatives, businesses, and households in accordance with the Decree 31/2022/NDCP issued by the Government on May 20 20, 2022. "The SBV will monitor banks, which continue to raise interest rates, and…
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Israel researchers discover 100000 new RNA viruses

Israel researchers discover 100000 new RNA viruses

Israel researchers discover 100000 new RNA viruses. RNA viruses infect cells through injecting DNA into the cytoplasms of host cells in order to translate and reproduce viral proteins. Since the introduction of COVID-19, the viruses have been given a very negative image in the eyes of the public. These small microorganisms living in the intracellular space are among the most abundant biological organisms on Earth and are responsible for causing disease in livestock, humans, and even crops. Together with model bacteria (phages) they are being studied in depth. However, not all are harmful. The majority of the viruses don't cause…
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