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Nov 19 2024WEATHER

Get Ready for Windy Days After Our Cold Front

Hey there! Do you know what's happening with our weather this week? A cold front is on its way, and it's bringing some changes! Today, we'll see showers in the afternoon and evening, keeping our temperatures around 70 degrees. Tomorrow, the front moves offshore, and that's when things get windy. We'

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Nov 19 2024BUSINESS

The Spooky House License Denied

In the quiet town of Burrillville, Rhode Island, the famous “The Conjuring House” might lose its entertainment license. This 18th-century farmhouse, known for its supposed hauntings and supernatural experiences, draws thousands of visitors each year. The Town Council unanimously voted against renewi

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Nov 19 2024WEATHER

Weather Watch: First Snow, Rain Mix, and Cold Blast Ahead

Hey there, weather watchers! If you're hoping for a dry week, Monday is your best bet. A few drops might fall here and there, but most places will stay dry. Expect temperatures to hover around their usual afternoon levels. On Tuesday, get ready for a change. A low-pressure system from the panhandle

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Nov 19 2024ENVIRONMENT

Where Cold Winters Rule: How Bluebirds Adapt

Imagine a harsh winter's night in 2021, where heavy snowstorms batter the United States. These extreme weather events are happening more frequently, potentially causing noticeable changes in wildlife. Meet the Eastern Bluebird (Sialia sialis), a small bird that might have undergone rapid natural sel

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Nov 19 2024ENVIRONMENT

The Impact of Temperature and Humidity on Spodoptera Bugs

Ever wondered how temperature and humidity can affect those tiny, but mighty, Spodoptera bugs? Let's dive into a study that looked at how these factors influence their life cycle, from laying eggs to becoming adults. Scientists put these bugs under different conditions: 20, 25, and 30 degrees Celsiu

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Nov 19 2024HEALTH

Older Adults' Views on Digital Brain Health: A Natural Language Processing Study

Imagine you're 65 and suddenly, technology is promising to predict and monitor Alzheimer's disease. But what do older adults actually think about a digital brain health platform? This study dives into their perspectives using natural language processing. It's like reading their minds, but in a tech-

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Nov 19 2024SCIENCE

New Polymer Cleans Up Water and Fish, One Endocrine Disruptor at a Time

Imagine having a super-efficient sponge that can soak up tiny, harmful chemicals from water and even fish. That's basically what scientists have created with a new polymer. This polymer, made from a substance called 4-pyridinemethanol, is like a tiny, porous magnet for troublesome chemicals. These

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Nov 19 2024SPORTS

A New Addition to Star Plaza: Pat Riley's Statue

The Los Angeles Lakers have decided to honor one of their most successful coaches, Pat Riley, with a statue in Star Plaza outside Crypto. com Arena. The 79-year-old Riley is a legend in the NBA, having won four championships with the Lakers as a coach in the 1980s. He also played for the team and se

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Nov 18 2024WEATHER

Southern MN Braces for Weather Shift: Rain to Snow in Days

Get ready, folks in Southern Minnesota! The cozy autumn weather is about to take a frosty turn. We're expecting a significant drop in temperature along with a storm system that will switch things from rain to snow later this week. Rain will start pouring in from the south on Monday afternoon and co

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Nov 17 2024SCIENCE

Discovering BODIPY-based Sensors: A New Trend in Ammonia and Temperature Detection

Imagine tiny polymer particles filled with special dyes, called BODIPYs, that can change color and brightness based on temperature and ammonia levels. Scientists made four types of these BODIPYs and mixed them into two kinds of polymers: PMMA and TPU. They created films and tiny particles (micropart

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