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Feb
18
2023
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
US kills yet an Another ISIS leader

US kills yet an Another ISIS leader

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US kills yet an Another ISIS leader. According to the US Army Central Command, (CENTCOM), Friday's announcement by the Government of the United States announced Hamza al-Hosi's death. He was a senior leader of Islamic State (IS), in Syria. Late Thursday, the IS leader Hamza al-Homsi was shot and killed in a helicopter attack. According to reports, the US soldiers and the dog were being treated in an American medical facility in Iraq. The jihadists lost most of their territory to the local Kurdish-led or coalition-backed forces in 2019. IS remnants in Syria retreated to the country's eastern desert areas.…
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Feb
18
2023
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By Helen E. Blake
US defends Ohio derailment response

US defends Ohio derailment response

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US defends Ohio derailment response. Friday's defense in Ohio of the toxic freight train accident that occurred in Ohio two weeks ago was defended by Biden's administration, despite requests from local leaders and members Congress for more. Residents expressed concern about contamination following toxic chemicals being spilled or burned off in East Palestine, Ohio, on February 3. According to the White House it had "mobilized an effective, multi-agency effort to support the people of East Palestine, Ohio" and pointed out the presence of officials from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and National Transportation Safety Board at the rural location within…
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Feb
18
2023
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By Kevin Bonner
US Course Completed by 635 Ukrainian Troops

US Course Completed by 635 Ukrainian Troops

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US Course Completed by 635 Ukrainian Troops Friday's Pentagon statement said that the first class of 635 Ukrainian fighters had completed a five-week intensive U.S. training course, which was held in Germany. It focused on advanced combat skills and armored vehicles. These will be crucial in the forthcoming spring offensive against Russia. Brig. Brig. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin visited the base to witness the completion of the first class. This was his first opportunity to see the Ukrainian soldiers being trained there. The base welcomed the first group of Ukrainian troops Jan. 15. They were given an intensive course to…
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Feb
17
2023
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
Christensen Farms is named Large Business of The Year

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…
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Feb
17
2023
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By Debbik S.
32% of mobile subscribers don’t have coverage, despite having paid for 4G and 5G

32% of mobile subscribers don’t have coverage, despite having paid for 4G and 5G

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32% of mobile subscribers don’t have coverage, despite having paid for 4G and 5G. A report found that 32 percent of mobile service subscribers don't have coverage during the majority of their day, despite having paid for 4G/5G services. Additionally, 69% of respondents are experiencing call drop and connection issues every day. According to LocalCircles, only 26 percent of mobile service subscribers claimed that their home has good coverage for all three operators. While 5% said that their workplace has good coverage for all three operators. Connectivity issues affect approximately 20% of subscribers for more than 50% of their voice…
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Feb
17
2023
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
Gabbi Garcia talks about how to overcome insecurity

Gabbi Garcia talks about how to overcome insecurity

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Gabbi Garcia talks about how to overcome insecurity. Finally, the beauty of Filipina Morena takes center stage. Gabbi Garcia, a Filipina morena actress, was chosen by Lazada to be LazBeauty's face. "Gabbi is the ideal personification of everything LazBeauty stands for. She is authentic and confident. This is why Garcia was chosen by Lazada PH Head Marketing Kitty Calderon. Garcia shares her reasons for partnering with Filpina. "LazBeauty supports Filipinas by giving us easy access to these beauty products. There are so many options and offers that you can choose from to help you find your best self. It's also…
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Feb
17
2023
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By Helen E. Blake
US wholesaler Guzman Energy inks PPA for 110MW project

US wholesaler Guzman Energy inks PPA for 110MW project

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US wholesaler Guzman Energy inks PPA for 110MW project. US Wholesale power provider Guzman Energy has reached a power purchase agreement with Sonnedix to finance a 110MW solar plant in the US. Guzman Energy will take all the renewable power produced by Sonnedix Solar Fountain, El Paso County Colorado, to build its power portfolio. The portfolio will also be used to service current and future wholesale power loads. US sends top Pentagon China Affairs official to Taiwan Sonnedix Solar Fountain is expected to go online in 2025. It will generate approximately 312,670MWh its first year. https://twitter.com/SolarFred/status/1626520621181206530?s=20 Sonnedix Solar Fountain is…
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Feb
17
2023
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By Kevin Bonner
US sends top Pentagon China Affairs official to Taiwan

US sends top Pentagon China Affairs official to Taiwan

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US sends top Pentagon China Affairs official to Taiwan. According to the Starbulletin, the USA will soon send Taiwan to its top-ranking defense official in China, the Undersecretary Michael Chase. The first senior executive of the Pentagon, Chase, visited Taiwan four years ago. He was the Under Secretary for East Asia Hino Clink. He returned to the United States in 2019, making it the fourth time he has been there. Can You Sell Designer Inspired Items on Shopify ? A Comprehensive Guide Visit of the US Department of Defense's Under Secretary in China. This would be in the midst of…
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Feb
16
2023
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
Community science projects benefit wildlife in Southwest

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…
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Feb
16
2023
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By Debbik S.
Court orders that German police used software to combat crime

Court orders that German police used software to combat crime

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Court orders that German police used software to combat crime. A German court ruled Thursday that automated data analysis by police to prevent crime in certain German states was illegal. This ruling is a victory for Palantir Technologies, which is backed by the CIA. A statement by the constitutional court stated that provisions regulating the use technology in Hesse or Hamburg are against the right to informational self determination under the German constitution. Since 2017, Hesse, central German state headquarters to Frankfurt, has used data analysis to analyze thousands of data points annually. This includes to target an underground network…
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Feb
16
2023
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
London Fashion Week will be held in memory of Dame VivienneWestwood

London Fashion Week will be held in memory of Dame VivienneWestwood

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London Fashion Week will be held in memory of Dame VivienneWestwood. London Fashion Week will be dedicated in tribute to Dame VivienneWestwood, as the organizers revealed. The event will honor her "extraordinary" contribution to the industry. She died in December at the age of 81. Her androgynous designs and slogan t-shirts, as well as her irreverent attitude toward the establishment, made her a household name in the 1970s. Some of her most notable clients included Lady Gaga and Adele. David Pemsel, British Fashion Council's new chair, spoke to The Standard to say that it was right that London Fashion Week,…
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Feb
16
2023
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By Helen E. Blake
WINTER BROCCOLI CRUNCH SAALAD WITH CITRUS DRESSING

WINTER BROCCOLI CRUNCH SAALAD WITH CITRUS DRESSING

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WINTER BROCCOLI CRUNCH SAALAD WITH CITRUS DRESSING Florida's Natural(r) sponsored this winter broccoli crunch salad. This recipe will brighten up your winter days. The creamy citrus dressing adds a touch of sweetness to the dish. This is a great side dish! This delicious broccoli crunch salad is crunchy and packed with flavor. It's topped with a creamy vinaigrette. This is a delicious side dish that can be served at parties and can also be used as a quick lunch. This recipe is a favorite of ours and goes well with almost any food. This delicious broccoli crunch salad is crunchy…
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Feb
16
2023
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By Kevin Bonner
Spy balloon dustup turns US-China relations into worsening

Spy balloon dustup turns US-China relations into worsening

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Spy balloon dustup turns US-China relations into worsening. The revelations of a Chinese balloon spying program have ended fledgling efforts by President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to manage tensions that could spiral into conflict and confrontation. As the US scrambles fighter jets to down unidentified flying objects, the US is still having difficulty establishing communication lines between Washington and Beijing. "Whether you want to call it competition, or something else, the U.S.-China relations at the moment are bad in almost every dimension. Tim Bergreen, ex-staff director of the House Intelligence Committee Democrats, said that this includes the military.…
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Feb
15
2023
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
China’s space station experiments pave way for new space technology

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…
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Feb
15
2023
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By Debbik S.
US Foods takes the first delivery of battery-electric trucks

US Foods takes the first delivery of battery-electric trucks

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US Foods takes the first delivery of battery-electric trucks. US Foods Holding Corp. is a major foodservice distributor in the United States. It announced Monday that it took delivery of its first Freightliner Cascadia trucks powered by battery-electric technology at its distribution center in La Mirada. Following the announcement, the company will add 30 additional electric trucks to its fleet at the same location in 2023. This is part of US Foods' effort to reduce the carbon footprint of their growing fleet. It will also help them meet their near-term emission reduction goals. Recently, the Science Based Targets initiative approved…
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Feb
15
2023
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
Global stocks mixed after US inflation feeds rate hike fears

Global stocks mixed after US inflation feeds rate hike fears

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Global stocks mixed after US inflation feeds rate hike fears. After the U.S. inflation rate fell less than expected, Asian stocks dropped and European markets opened mixed on Wednesday. This raises concerns that the Federal Reserve may increase interest rates. London, Tokyo, and Shanghai all declined. Frankfurt advanced. Oil prices dropped by more than $1 per barrel Wall Street futures fell after Tuesday's official data showed that inflation decreased to 6.4% in January, compared with 6.5% the month before. This was higher than the 6.2% consensus expectation. Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, increased to 0.4% from…
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Feb
15
2023
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By Helen E. Blake
Russia Proposes Theory for Spate of Spy Balloons and UFOs Over US

Russia Proposes Theory for Spate of Spy Balloons and UFOs Over US

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Russia Proposes Theory for Spate of Spy 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 are…
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Feb
15
2023
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By Kevin Bonner
US Wants More Ukrainian Air Defenses to Counter Russian Fleet

US Wants More Ukrainian Air Defenses to Counter Russian Fleet

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US Wants More Ukrainian Air Defenses to Counter Russian Fleet. According to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, the Russian Air Force still has substantial aircraft in its inventory in case Moscow decides to get involved in a spring offensive in Ukraine. Therefore, the U.S. and its allies must continue to provide air defenses. Austin claims that although U.S. intelligence doesn't see Russia planning a major air attack, it will still require more systems like Raytheon Patriots or European-built IRIS–T and SAMP–T defense missiles to protect Ukraine's skies from such attacks. We know Russia has many aircraft in its arsenal and plenty…
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Feb
14
2023
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
NATO hosts conference on Cultural Property Protection

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…
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Feb
14
2023
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By Debbik S.
Bitcoin adoption explodes to $500,000 within 3 years

Bitcoin adoption explodes to $500,000 within 3 years

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Bitcoin adoption explodes to $500,000 within 3 years. Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad is a long-time Bitcoin enthusiast who offers valuable investment advice. He stated in December that Bitcoin holders would likely become richer if the Fed changed its monetary policy and printed more money. He also favors precious metals such as gold or silver because they have a higher return on investment than dollar savings. American investor, businessman, motivational speaker and author, has predicted another huge rise in Bitcoin. He believes that the market will experience a sharp correction, which could lead to the Federal…
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