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Mar

06

2023

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When Biden mentions nurses doing stuff, the internet recoils “Very nasty,” “I don’t think you learn that in nursing school,”

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Twitter users reacted negatively when President Biden revealed Tuesday how he was treated in a hospital in intimate detail. Biden told a story about a nurse he claimed was called Pearl Nelson while discussing health care policy in Virginia Beach, Virginia. She would enter and perform tasks that, in his opinion, nursing school does not teach. To ensure there was a human connection, she would lean down and literally breathe on me while whispering in my ear, which I was unable to understand. Greg Price, senior digital strategist at X Strategies LLC, noted that Biden had previously narrated this tale.…

Feb

22

2023

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Meta is launching a paid verification service

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Meta is launching a paid verification service. Meta is testing a subscription service which will allow Instagram and Facebook users to pay to get verified, Mark Zuckerberg announced on Instagram Sunday. “Meta Verified” will start at $11.99 a month on the web or $14.99 a month on iOS, and the company will begin releasing it in Australia and New Zealand this week and “more countries soon.” The service also comes with other perks: extra protection from impersonation accounts and direct access to customer support. To avoid fake accounts, customers who want to get the blue badge would need to provide…

Feb

21

2023

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By Patsy S. Nielsen

Russia Proposes principle for Spate of secret agent Balloons and UFOs Over US

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Russia Proposes principle for Spate of secret agent Balloons and UFOs Over US. A top Russian diplomatic official has claimed that the furor in the U.S. over a spate of spy balloons and unidentified flying objects is an electoral ploy by the White House, and evidence of U.S. exhaustion in the standoff with Russia. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova—known for her outlandish attacks on Moscow's Western adversaries—said in a Russian radio interview on Wednesday that the U.S. shootdowns and discussion of Chinese spy balloons and other as-yet unidentified aerial objects were intended to "surprise the public." "You know that elections…

Feb

18

2023

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India to become a major exporter of telecom technology in three years

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India to become a major exporter of telecom technology in three years India has proven its worth with its 4G/5G technology stack, and is poised to become a major exporter of telecom technology in the next three-years, Communication Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced on Saturday. Vaishnaw addressed the Economic Times Global Business Summit 2023 and ruled out any plans for privatization of the huge national transporter. On October 1, 2022, 5G services went live. He pointed out that they were rolled out in more than 200 cities within 100 days. Industry leaders around the globe have appreciated the speed of the…

Feb

17

2023

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Christensen Farms is named Large Business of The Year

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Christensen Farms is named Large Business of The Year. Christensen Farms was honored to be named the 2023 New Ulm Chamber Large Businesses of the Year. We are very grateful for this recognition. JoDee Haala, Christensen Farms Public Relations Director, said that Bob Christensen was the founder of the company. FFA was his passion. At the age of 13, he was given two pigs and built a company with more than 1,000 employees in Minnesota and Iowa. It is now one of the largest pork producers in the U.S. 32% of mobile subscribers don’t have coverage, despite having paid for…

Feb

17

2023

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Can You Sell Designer Inspired Items on Shopify ? A Comprehensive Guide

Technology, Education

Can you sell designer inspired items on Shopify - Designer inspired items are a great way to add unique and stylish items to your Shopify store. These items are inspired by famous designer brands, but they come at a fraction of the cost. This makes them an attractive option for shoppers who want to look fashionable without breaking the bank. Selling designer inspired items on Shopify is easy and can be done in just a few steps. With the right strategies, you can quickly create a successful shop that offers these trendy pieces of clothing and accessories. In this article…

Feb

16

2023

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Community science projects benefit wildlife in Southwest

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Community science projects benefit wildlife in Southwest. People looking for something to do over the weekend can participate in the global Great Backyard Bird Count while sitting on their lawn chairs. The 26th annual event will run from Friday to Monday. All levels of birdwatchers are welcome to participate. Sarah Bradley, the Nature Conservancy of Canada's Stewardship Coordinator, said that the community science project is vital in collecting important information. She explained that it was an easy way to support conservation efforts in your community. It provides data to scientists that help them understand how bird populations change over time…

Feb

15

2023

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China’s space station experiments pave way for new space technology

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China's space station experiments pave way for new space technology. Multiple engineering experiments are currently underway, or poised to begin, at a cabinet on China's space station which is in a near-Earth orbit. These experiments aim to acquire know-how that can support more experimental possibilities and human survival in outer space. The Space Basic Experiment Cabinet mounted on the country's space lab module Mengtian is carrying its first group of five experiments on space technology, figuring out how to resist microbes that may eat away spacecraft metals, produce oxygen from algae in space, and convert heat energy into electricity. MICROBES…

Feb

14

2023

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NATO hosts conference on Cultural Property Protection

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NATO hosts conference on Cultural Property Protection. The Office of the Secretary General’s Special Representative for Women, Peace and Security WPS and Human Security hosted a conference titled "Cultural Property Protection and NATO: Practices, Experiences and Trends", at NATO Headquarters in Brussels on February 9, 2019. The conference's purpose was to evaluate the implications of protecting cultural property in armed conflict for NATO and Allies. Ms. Irene Fellin, the Special Representative, stated that "destruction of cultural property during times of conflict is not an uncommon phenomenon." Because of its significance for the community and humanity, destruction of cultural properties has…

Feb

13

2023

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Radio blackouts were caused by a strong solar flare from the Sun

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Radio blackouts were caused by a strong solar flare from the Sun. In the early hours of Saturday EST, the Sun released a powerful solar flare. NASA's Solar Dynamic Observatory captured the same. Solar flares are strong eruptions of electromagnetic radiation that originate from a region of the Sun with a strong magnetic field. The high-intensity magnet field temporarily stops convection on the solar surface and cools the area. It is also known as a sunspot when it can be seen from a distance. Solar flares and sunspots For centuries, solar scientists have studied sunspots in an effort to understand…

Feb

12

2023

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New platform for hospitality commerce launched by start-up

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New platform for hospitality commerce launched by start-up Fanz, a hospitality technology startup, has released its new full-suite commerce platform. It includes digital products for marketing and payments, loyalty, ordering, ordering, and guest feedback. Fanz, a Hamburg-based company, helps hospitality companies activate their guests through marketing and upsell campaigns. It uses a guest AI engine to improve the efficiency of F&B operations and payments. Hotels, restaurants, and other events can use one payment service to manage their online bookings as well as receive physical payments at the location. F&B ecommerce allows customers to upload digital menus. It also facilitates guest-initiated F&B…

Feb

10

2023

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Missouri House approves crime bill citing racism by black lawmakers

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Missouri House approves crime bill citing racism by black lawmakers. Mississippi's racial tensions were echoed in Missouri on Thursday as Black Democratic lawmakers accused Republican House leadership of racism for shutting off a Black lawmaker’s speech and passing legislation that could remove power from the Black woman elected to be St. Louis' prosecutor. The Missouri House discord came days after another similar situation in Mississippi, in which Black legislators denounced the majority-white, Republican led Legislature for voting to seize power from the local leaders in Jackson, a predominantly Black city. Missouri Republicans made anti-crime legislation their priority during this session.…

Feb

09

2023

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The US National Institutes of Health outlines lessons learned from Covid-19

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The US National Institutes of Health outlines lessons learned from Covid-19. These lessons include the need to invest in behavioral research and quicker clinical trials The US National Institutes of Health has outlined more than a dozen lessons that biomedical researchers should learn from the Covid-19 pandemic. These include the need for more behavioral research and the need to shorten clinical trials. In a paper published in Science this month, Francis Collins, former director of NIH, stated that one of the main themes of the lessons learned was to resist the temptation to fall back into complacency around pandemic threats.…

Feb

08

2023

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Microsoft integrates ChatGPT Technology into Bing

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Microsoft integrates ChatGPT Technology into Bing. Microsoft has revolutionized the capabilities of its Bing search engine as well as its Edge browser with the launch of an AI-powered experience that includes ChatGPT features. Tech giant Google has created the platforms to provide superior search results, more thorough answers, a fresh chat experience, as well as the capability to create content. According to Microsoft it is currently processing 10 billion queries for search results each day. The company is of the opinion that about half of them remain unanswered since users use search engines to accomplish things that the software was…

Feb

07

2023

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NC State Researchers: Show Us What You’re Up To

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NC State Researchers: Show Us What You're Up To Research is a method of discovery which broadens our knowledge about the universe around us and the way it functions. Images are a powerful method of sharing these findings in a manner that educates and entertains. From microscopy and photography through video-making and visualization of data, we know we can trust that the research community is creating images that reveal what they're up to. We're eager to look at the results. NC State is calling on undergraduate and graduate students postdocs, faculty, and staff to participate to Envisioning Research, the university's…

Feb

06

2023

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Numurus Solutions a Major AI Technology Gap with NEPI

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Numurus Solutions a Major AI Technology Gap with NEPI. In today's intelligent technology-driven world, many businesses develop the same software that their competitors do and create a sea of unconnected software that offers no competitive advantage. The added burden of creating low-level software adds cost and time required for developers to create modern, customer-ready, intelligent solutions. Similar problems existed during major technological revolutions, like servers and PCs in the early '90s and mobile phones more than a decade ago. Numurus has been tackling the gap in low-level software technology in AI enabled products by launching its most popular product NEPI…

Feb

05

2023

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Beyonce announces summer dates for her the long-awaited Renaissance World Tour

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"Please don't be scared, be calm and remain calm. Do not try to get off your dancefloor." Beyonce has announced her long-awaited tour to promote her seventh album " Renaissance" on Wednesday to mark the beginning of Black History Month. The album, which was released in July it is a tribute to Black queer culture. Soulful ballads, disco-inspired songs and sexy lyrics are put with a sexy and sensual vibe in "Renaissance." How to buy tickets, pre-sale details The ticketing period begins on the 6th of February. 6, and it will start with a presale exclusive for BeyHive members. There…

Feb

04

2023

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Sarah Herron’s baby died with her dad in the wake of his premature Birth “We We Love You We Love You So Much”

Celebrity, News

Sarah Herron is grieving over the loss of her newborn son, who passed away just a few hours after her birth, when she was at 24 weeks gestation. On Wednesday the 36-year-old Bachelor Alum posted an emotional blog post in which she revealed the death of her baby boy. "On January 28, 24, our sweet baby Oliver Brown was born," she wrote within her post caption. " He died within the loving arms of our father two minutes after." In a carousel that moves, Herron shared a photo with her child on her chest , while her husband Dylan Brown…

Feb

04

2023

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Taylor Lautner Tells His Side of 2009 MTV VMAs Scandal With Ex Taylor Swift and Kanye West

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Taylor Lautner Tells His Side of 2009 MTV VMAs Scandal With Ex Taylor Swift and Kanye West Taylor Swift wasn't the sole Taylor who was caught off guard at the famous 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. Her then boyfriend, Taylor Lautner, was on the stage as well. Kanye West famously disrupted Swift's speech in order to proclaim the fact that Beyonce had, in reality was the greatest artist of all time. Lautner presented this award to an girlfriend at the time and was present on stage when the viral moment occurred. He shared his thoughts on the situation during an…

Feb

02

2023

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By Patsy S. Nielsen

How can they do that? This is not a question to the head and the heart.

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In their mugshots, officers in mug shots, five Black officers who were dismissed out of Memphis police department following Tyre Nichols's tragic death, and have been accused of murder in the second degree, are slack-jawed by the camera. They're dressed in civilian attire including crewnecks, hoodies -- and don't possess the authority their badges and police uniforms were once able to grant them. They've been stripped of their positions of authority that were weaponized. They're five young men and brown-skinned who have been accused of inflicting an atrocity that was heinous against a Black man who they were able to…

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