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Jan 27 2025WEATHER

The Dry Start, Wet End: North Idaho's Weather Shift

Last year, North Idaho hoped for rain to ease the two-year drought. News from November to January showed that hope turning into a reality. Rain and snow fell, giving a boost to the soil and ski resorts. This weather was just right, not too much, not too little. As of mid-January, snowpack at high el

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Jan 27 2025WEATHER

Snow and Cold: What to Expect in 8 States

Get ready for a cold blast! Winter storm warnings are up across eight US states. Expect lots of snow, freezing rain, and maybe even a blizzard. This means roads could be really dangerous. People who are very young or old need to be extra careful because the freezing temperatures can make them sick.

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Jan 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

A Filmmaker's Journey: From Documentaries to Musicals

Joshua Oppenheimer, an American filmmaker now living in Denmark, expressed his worries about the political state of his home country. Speaking at the Göteborg Film Festival, he wondered if the U. S. was becoming a dictatorship. He pointed out that people often feel upset about global tragedies, like

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Jan 27 2025ENTERTAINMENT

A Lone Developer's Game Hits $1 Million Mark

2024 was a big year for unique games, and one such game is making headlines. "The Operator, " created by a single developer from France, has raked in over $1 million in sales. This detective game requires players to use investigative software to solve crimes. Released in July 2024, it quickly gained

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Why Multiple Measurements Matter in Psychotherapy Research

Imagine you're trying to solve a puzzle, but you only have one piece. That's what psychotherapy research has been like, using just one type of measurement. But what if you had multiple pieces? That's where multimodal measurement comes in. It's like having a whole set of puzzle pieces that give you a

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Diabetes and Atherosclerosis: The Macrophage Connection

Diabetes increases the risk of atherosclerosis, a condition where plaques build up in the arteries. But how does this happen, especially when it comes to the role of macrophages? Let's dive into the fascinating world of cellular interactions. Scientists used smart tools to compare how cells in the

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Jan 26 2025CELEBRITIES

Timothée and Kylie's Sneaky Exit from SNL Afterparty

Timothée Chalamet, known for his role in the movie "A Complete Unknown, " had just finished hosting "Saturday Night Live" and was spotted going to The Pool in New York City alone. But here's where things get interesting. A gossip site called Deuxmoi caught Kylie Jenner and Chalamet leaving the after

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Jan 26 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tweaking Metal-Polymer Combo to Cut Hydrogen Wear

Ever wondered why metal-polymer pairs in brakes get worn out by hydrogen? Scientists are now figuring out a way to fix this by looking at how these materials react with water and hydrogen. They've found that keeping the metal's electrode potential below water's in a neutral medium helps. Also, the r

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Imaging Enthesopathies in XLH: A New Tool Emerges

Ever wondered how doctors spot bone issues in people with X-Linked Hypophosphatemia (XLH)? This rare metabolic disorder messes with bone mineralization and causes painful enthesopathies, which are tough to track. Enter 18F-Sodium Fluoride PET/CT. This imaging technique is like a superhero tool for d

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Teen Eating Disorders: Can Therapy Fix Perfectionism?

Eating disorders are becoming a big problem for teens, with serious health issues coming along for the ride. That's why it's crucial to look into the treatments out there and see how they work. While adults and teens share some similarities when it comes to eating disorders, treating teens requires

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