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Jan
01
2023
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
Why Is Free City So Expensive

Why Is Free City So Expensive

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"A free city is a city in which the government provides a range of public services to its citizens without collecting taxes or charging fees."(Why Is Free City So Expensive) Free City is a game that is set in the future. In this game, you are trying to make your way through the city and get as many resources as possible. The game is set on Earth and you can make your way through different parts of the world. This article will discuss the costs of living in a free city like Free City. It will also provide some insight…
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Jan
01
2023
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By Debbik S.
Scientists discover Hepatitis C virus critical protein structure

Scientists discover Hepatitis C virus critical protein structure

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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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Jan
01
2023
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
S.Korea will invest $5.3 billion in science research and development by 2023

S.Korea will invest $5.3 billion in science research and development by 2023

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S.Korea will invest $5.3 billion in science research and development by 2023. Seoul: South Korea will invest 6.7 trillion won ($5.3 billion) in research and development in 2023, as the nation is seeking to secure the most important emerging technologies to create growth engines for the future in the field of science, the ministry of science announced on Sunday. The Ministry of Science and ICT announced that the budgeted amount was the equivalent of a 3.9 percent increase over 2021. Of the total, around 3.4 trillion won were put aside for crucial new technologies in the future, like artificial intelligence…
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Jan
01
2023
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By Helen E. Blake
China will boost spending during the 2023 Economic revival push: NDRC

China will boost spending during the 2023 Economic revival push: NDRC

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China will boost spending during the 2023 Economic revival push: NDRC The top planner for China's economy is hoping to increase domestic consumption and draw more foreign investors in the coming year, as it tries to revitalize the economy of Covid, which has suffered in recent years.. In an interview in the People's Daily published on Sunday, Zhao Chenxin, deputy chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission stated that the authorities will align financial, industrial, monetary, technological and social policies to encourage growth. The government could also offer assistance for previously heavily regulated industries like the property and internet-related…
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Jan
01
2023
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By Kevin Bonner
The U.S. Economy In 2023: Walking The Tightrope To Avoid Stagflation

The U.S. Economy In 2023: Walking The Tightrope To Avoid Stagflation

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The U.S. Economy In 2023: Walking The Tightrope To Avoid Stagflation. In the past, two years back I titled my annual forecast of economic conditions "We Are All Super-Keynesians Now." The previous year, it was "All Eyes On Inflation." This year's main focus is on the costs of adjustment of decreasing the rate of inflation. The order of titles is based on economic logic and philosophies in that the government spends too much, is able to pay for its expenditure through printing money or debt monetization, prices increase and in the event that you do not want to become like…
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Dec
31
2022
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By Richard M. Lunsford
Gravity Coffee Net Worth

Gravity Coffee Net Worth

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Gravity Coffee is a small Australian company that has recently made a big splash in the Australian share market. They are not just any old coffee company, they are the "Best Kept Secret" of the Australian share market.(Gravity Coffee Net Worth) Gravity Coffee has quickly made their mark on the Australian coffee scene with their premium blend, single origin coffees from around the world. They have also been able to keep up with demand by opening multiple cafes across the country and abroad. While other companies struggle to keep up with demand, Gravity Coffee is able to meet it by…
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Dec
31
2022
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
Canada is the second most favorable location on Earth in terms of equality in healthcare

Canada is the second most favorable location on Earth in terms of equality in healthcare

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Canada is the second most favorable location on Earth in terms of equality in healthcare. The health system can be not fun , however, a new study by an U.K.-based health-care software company indicates that Canada is the second-highest developed nation in the world to allow women to get care. The research conducted from Radar Healthcare is in stark contrast to the warnings of Canadian doctors, politicians and experts in policy who claim the health system is in desperate need of improvement. An opinion piece published from The Montreal Gazette points readers to an Fraser Institute study that suggests Canada…
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Dec
31
2022
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By Debbik S.
Meta acquires 3D smart glass maker Luxexcel

Meta acquires 3D smart glass maker Luxexcel

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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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Dec
31
2022
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
ISRO to concentrate on science experiments, first human space flight for 2023

ISRO to concentrate on science experiments, first human space flight for 2023

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ISRO to concentrate on science experiments, first human space flight for 2023. It is expected that the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will shift its research and development efforts to science in 2023, with specific projects to Sun (Aditya) as well as the Moon (Chandrayaan-3) while the startup market is poised to explode in the space applications sector. The coming year will witness a series of tests on India's first human space flight Gaganyaan. Gaganyaan with the first mission that is uncrewed expected to take place in the final quarter of 2023, aimed at testing the effectiveness of the launch…
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Dec
31
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
Consumer Confidence Index Reaches Highest Level Since April

Consumer Confidence Index Reaches Highest Level Since April

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Consumer Confidence Index Reaches Highest Level Since April. You're sick of hearing warning after warning of the possibility of a recession, which is normal. Experts have been warning for months regarding an economic slowdown. So it's tough to be happy regarding the economy given all of this. However, new data suggests that people are optimistic regarding the current economic situation. In fact the Conference Board's monthly consumer confidence index was at 108.3 in December, that's a big increase of 101.4 in November. This is also the highest reading since the month of April. Consumers are feeling more comfortable overall It's…
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Dec
31
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
The Cradle is a tribute to the place where it all began for professional foresters within the US

The Cradle is a tribute to the place where it all began for professional foresters within the US

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The Cradle is a tribute to the place where it all began for professional foresters within the US. In the middle of Pisgah National Forest near Brevard in Brevard, the Cradle for Forestry in America. The unique site of heritage significance commemorates the beginning of professional forestry within the United States. As we will discover, the events that took place throughout Western North Carolina at the beginning of the 19th century have a major part in the current management of private and public forests across our nation. Forestry is the occupation that involves the science and art of managing our…
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Dec
30
2022
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By Richard M. Lunsford
Why Are Robots So Important To Freak

Why Are Robots So Important To Freak

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The Robot Revolution is an interesting topic that has been discussed in the media for a while. But what are the implications of robots in the future?(Why Are Robots So Important To Freak) The future of robotics is not only about the physical aspects, but also about how humans will interact with robots. Robotics has come a long way since it was first introduced and we have seen some really cool things happening in this field. For example, there is a robotic arm that can be controlled by thought and can create 3D objects on demand. Not to mention that…
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Dec
30
2022
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
Yorktown graduate selected ODAC as the Rookie of Year

Yorktown graduate selected ODAC as the Rookie of Year

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Yorktown graduate selected ODAC as the Rookie of Year. At the time of high school Mason Cunningham was one of those rare, old-school three-sport players - and was a standout in each sport as a member of his team, the Yorktown Patriots. Then, as a rookie football player Cunningham was able to do something unique for freshmen in college. He was a regular starter and was also an all-star player as rookies are often being red-shirted during their first year or get very little playing time. The 18-year-old, 5-foot-10 and 155 pounds became a regular wide receiver and was the…
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Dec
30
2022
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By Debbik S.
Treasury yields increase as investors prepare for 2023

Treasury yields increase as investors prepare for 2023

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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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Dec
30
2022
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
Sintex Plastics Technology Ltd leads as the biggest loser in the B group

Sintex Plastics Technology Ltd leads as the biggest loser in the B group

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Sintex Plastics Technology Ltd leads as the biggest loser in the B group. Zim Laboratories Ltd, Skipper Ltd, KFin Technologies Ltd and Tarapur Transformers Ltd are among the other losers from the BSE's "B" group as of this day, on the 30th of December, 2022. Zim Laboratories Ltd, Skipper Ltd, KFin Technologies Ltd and Tarapur Transformers Ltd are among the other losers of BSE's "B" group as of this day, on the 30th of December, 2022. Sintex Plastics Technology Ltd crashed 4.91 percent to 2.71 in the hour 14:29 IST.The stock was the largest losing stock in the BSE's "B'…
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Dec
30
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
New insight into the circadian clock of Drosophila melanogaster

New insight into the circadian clock of Drosophila melanogaster

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New insight into the circadian clock of Drosophila melanogaster. The higher temperatures the higher the temperature, the more rapid the physiological processes happen. However, there's a lone exception known as the circadian clock that regulates the sleep-wake cycles in living things. The most interesting question for researchers is why the internal clock functions in a way that is almost constant regardless of fluctuations in temperature. This is a phenomenon referred to as “temperature compensation”. Studies have shown that various molecular mechanisms play a role in this. A biologists' team, led by prof. Ralf Stanewsky from the University of Munster (Germany)…
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Dec
30
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
ERS analyzes the impact of welfare policies for state sows on the production of pork

ERS analyzes the impact of welfare policies for state sows on the production of pork

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ERS analyzes the impact of welfare policies for state sows on the production of pork. The USDA's Economic Research Service recently released an extensive report that outlines all state welfare laws for farm animals as well as the extent of their implementation and issues these policies have had to face.  Since 2002, fourteen U.S. states have passed and adopted legislation that directly affects U.S. livestock production practices. Ten states have prohibited the use of crates used for gestation sows. In 2002 Florida was the only state in the nation to adopt the farm welfare policy that dealt with how to…
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Dec
29
2022
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By Richard M. Lunsford
Amanda Palmer Net Worth

Amanda Palmer Net Worth

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Amanda Palmer is a singer and songwriter, who is also known for her activism in the music industry. Amanda Palmer has been a controversial figure in the music industry due to her unconventional style of performing and releasing albums, as well as her outspoken views on society and politics. (Amanda Palmer Net Worth) She was born on April 30, 1976 in Boston, Massachusetts. Her father was a professor at Berklee College of Music and she grew up with two older brothers. She studied classical piano as a child and started playing guitar at age 12. Palmer dropped out of high…
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Dec
29
2022
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
Three states are considering protections for gender-inclusive health healthcare

Three states are considering protections for gender-inclusive health healthcare

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Three states are considering protections for gender-inclusive health healthcare. Legislators in at least three states have been challenging the national trend and introducing bills to guarantee access to gender-affirming health services for transgender adults and youth in 2023. At most three states pledged efforts to ensure access to gender-neutral healthcare for transgender teens and adult patients in 2023. In the past year, more than a dozen states attempted to pass legislation to restrict or even ban access to health services. In addition, at least 20 bills aimed at medical treatment for transgender patients are being filed by at-least nine states…
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Dec
29
2022
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By Debbik S.
TSMC begins production of high-end chips using 3nm technologies in Taiwan

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

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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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