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Nov 21 2024ENTERTAINMENT

From Desk Job to Music Mogul: Peter Rudge's Epic Journey

Imagine being ready to settle down with a government job, but fate throws you into the world of rock 'n' roll instead. That's what happened to Peter Rudge in 1968. Instead of taking a Civil Service exam, he got a job at Track Records, a label linked to The Who. Rudge's life took an unexpected turn,

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Nov 21 2024SCIENCE

Livestock Trading: Welfare Wins, Health Losses

Imagine you're a farmer with a sick cow. Should you sell it? That's the question researchers tackled, using a mix of models and simulations to figure out the welfare impacts of trading sick livestock. They started by building a theoretical model to understand when and why trading sick animals could

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Nov 21 2024SPORTS

Tracy Cortez's Surgery Update: A Path to Recovery in the MMA World

Being a top UFC flyweight contender isn't easy, especially for Tracy Cortez. After a tough loss to Rose Namajunas and some mysterious health issues, she had to withdraw from her December 14 matchup. Recently, Cortez took to Instagram to share an update. Her surgery went well, and despite feeling a b

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Nov 21 2024OPINION

Big Companies Fall Short on Family Support

Ever seen a baby in a business meeting? At one Washington, D. C. office, it's a common sight. This small act shows support for working parents. But a recent report on Fortune 100 companies reveals many big businesses are not as family-friendly. Many lack transparency about their parental benefits, m

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Nov 20 2024SPORTS

Football Legends Up for Hall of Fame: A Fresh Look

Football fans, get ready! The Pro Football Hall of Fame has unveiled 25 semifinalists for the 2025 class, and it’s a star-studded list. Leading the pack are big names like two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning, tight end superstar Antonio Gates, and pass-rushing phenom Jared Allen. The list was narrow

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Nov 20 2024SCIENCE

Halide Additives in Lithium Thiophosphate: Boosting Battery Performance

Lithium thiophosphate solids are great for lithium-ion batteries, but they have a drawback: they can degrade when used with certain parts of the battery, like the lithium anode and oxide cathode. So, scientists added different halides (such as chloride, bromide, and iodide) to these solids to see if

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Nov 20 2024CELEBRITIES

Why Celebs Are Obsessed with Chloé

These days, Chloé is causing quite a stir among celebrities. The French luxury brand, which was started back in 1952 by Egyptian-born designer Gaby Aghion, has seen a resurgence under its new creative director, Chemena Kamali. Her vision brings free-flowing fabrics and bohemian styles to the forefro

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Nov 20 2024HEALTH

Improving Diets for People with Hard-to-Treat Schizophrenia

Ever heard of treatment-resistant schizophrenia (TRS)? It's a tough mental health condition where patients don't get better with usual treatments. They face intense symptoms, struggle with thinking clearly, and have a high risk of heart and blood sugar problems. Guess what? Their diets might play a

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Nov 20 2024HEALTH

Happy Factors: A Mix of Nature and Nurture

Ever wondered what makes some people happier than others? It’s not just about how we are born or where we grow up. Scientists are diving deeper to figure out how relationships, loneliness, and trust add up to happiness, and if our genes or surroundings have a say in it. Interestingly, many studies m

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Nov 20 2024CRIME

Children Breaking Laws: A Mental Health Peek

have you ever wondered why some kids might do things that are against the law? This issue is gaining attention worldwide, especially when it comes to kids aged 12 to 18. Let's look into the mental health and psychosocial aspects of these so-called 'Children in Conflict with Law' (CICL) in India. It'

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