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SCIENCE
Can U.S. Math Research Survive NSF Funding Cuts?
Mathematics research typically requires few materials. To explore the secrets of prime numbers, investigate unimaginable shapes or elucidate other fundamental mysteries of our universe, mathematicians don’t usually need special labs and equipment or to pay participants in clinical trials. Instead funding for mathematicians goes toward meetings of the mind—conferences, workshops and institutes where they gather for intensive sessions to work…
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CELEBRITY
Tom Brady Details Japan Vacation With Kids Benjamin, Vivian
“Japan we love you! We had SO MUCH FUN!” he captioned the June 16 Instagram post, which sees him and Vivian joining the Labubu hype train. “Thank you for your hospitality and beauty! What an amazing culture of honor, respect, and discipline. From the history, to the traditions, every day we learned and laughed and loved – the food, the…
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GAMING
How Dying Light: The Beast Transformed Nights to Pure Horror – Let’s Ask the Devs
More than a decade ago, the original Dying Light introduced a new and unique vision for the zombie survival horror genre: Instead of a linear, clearly defined space you were thrown into a brutal open world zombie apocalypse where first-person parkour and visceral combat are the only keys to survival. Since then, more than 50 million unique players have joined…
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CULTURE
Sophie Zucker — Jewish Renaissance
I trained as a classical pianist when I was growing up and started writing my own songs – funny, silly songs – when I was 12. I figured out somewhere along the line that I didn’t want to do just music professionally, but being able to incorporate it into my comedy feels like I didn’t waste all that time –…
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MOVIE
“Ugh… Are You Going to Do Superman?” — GeekTyrant
When James Gunn was briefly fired from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, the ripple effect ended up reshaping the entire superhero movie landscape. That moment opened the door for Gunn to eventually take the reins at DC Studios and give us the new Superman. But how that transition happened, and the conversations along the way, are fascinating. On Dax…
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FASHION
Popular, Jewish-Owned Philly Fashion Store Joan Shepp Heads to Rittenhouse Square – Philadelphia Jewish Exponent
Popular, Jewish-Owned Philly Fashion Store Joan Shepp Heads to Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia Jewish Exponent Source link
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MUSIC
Connie Francis, Singer of 1960s Pop Hits, Dies at 87
Connie Francis, the pop singer known for hit singles like “Pretty Little Baby” and “Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool,” died on Wednesday, July 16. Francis’ publicist, Ron Roberts, announced the musician’s death on Facebook, sharing that she died in a hospital in Pompano Beach, Florida. A cause of death was not provided. Francis was 87 years old. Francis was born Concetta Rosemarie…
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SHOWS
The Daily SpoilerTV Community Open Discussion Thread
Welcome to Today’s Open Discussion Thread. You can talk about anything you like here, however you still need to observe our commenting rules, and you must use spoiler tags for any spoilers about recently aired episodes/movies etc Remember we have a number of Episode Specific Discussion Threads which should be used for specific episode discussions. We hope you enjoy this…
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SPORTS
Jewish Women’s Soccer Stars in Metro Detroit — Archive Stories – thejewishnews.com
Jewish Women’s Soccer Stars in Metro Detroit — Archive Stories thejewishnews.com Source link
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HISTORY
Intricate And Complex History Of Aqueduct System In Ancient Arles
Conny Waters – AncientPages.com – Researchers have unraveled the intricate history of the ancient aqueduct system in Arles, Provence. Barbegal aqueduct. Image credit: maarjaara – CC BY 2.0 The team based their research on aqueduct carbonates – limescale deposits – that had accumulated in the aqueducts, basins, and lead pipes, as well as lumps of aqueduct carbonate used as building…
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