A mix of science and tradition helps restore relics in China’s Forbidden City
Beijing – This is a highly technical task to look like a lab than the museum: a piece of street ...
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Denmark advises transgender people to contact US Embassy before traveling to US
Copenhagen- The Danish Foreign Ministry has changed its US travel advisory for transgender people, following other European countries, such as ...
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Flights resume at London Heathrow after daylong closure sparked travel chaos
London – London Heathrow Airport said it was “fully operational” on Saturday, after an Almost the day’s closure The electricity ...
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Army SBIR|STTR Program modernizes depot artisans with small business solutions | Article
Photo Captation: Kate Williams, Right, Lead Director of Strategic Management, Big Mac Enterprises, LLC Shop, Army SBIR Shop Tools and ...
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Young scientists see career pathways vanish as schools adapt to federal funding cuts
As a newborn baby, Conner Philips was born three months ago with a brain stroke. The science that saved his ...
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Fort Cavazos Public Health teams support community during Texas measles concerns | Article
1/2 Show caption + Hide the title – The Fort Kiosos Public Health Team is working hard to support and ...
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South Africa plans to spend more on health and defense after US cuts aid
Johannesburg- In South Africa, legislators proposed plans to advance the health and defense budget, but also increased the value -added ...
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JBLM housing inspections to check for life, health, safety issues | Article
On March 21, the Joint Base Lewis McChord housing residents will receive an email for a compulsory, third -party resident ...
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Public Health Efforts Keep Legionnaires’ Disease Risk Low | Article
Although Leagyonella bacteria are naturally found in the freshwater environment, they mainly cause a growing disease in the human -made ...
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Pastis: The French cocktail born from a banned spirit
Nevertheless, Passes could not become a French -based UPRA. If not, because of its alleged harmful effects and marketing chips ...
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Sky skimmers: The race to fly satellites in the lowest orbits yet
In the sky, a new space race continues. Here, where the space begins, companies are trying to create a new ...
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7.6 magnitude earthquake shakes the Caribbean southwest of Cayman Islands, USGS says
Mexico City- According to the US Geological Survey, a magnitude -7.6 earthquake in the southwest of the Cayman island on ...
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Emeril Lagasse’s guide to the best gumbo in New Orleans
Louisiana is the countless variations of the classic and there is no lack of opinion properly, but Gombo almost always ...
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‘They’re inviting a movement to the main stage’: Kendrick Lamar’s road to the Super Bowl
He can also form a loose, trunk retutting hood anthem (see the mini tree), which converts highly complimentary regional slag ...
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The aircraft that may fly like a flock of geese
Deluka says consumers are ready to know that the products are ready to buy products, which gives farmers soy and ...
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Crews rush to recover commuter plane found crashed on Alaska sea ice before expected snow and wind
Jonao, Alaska- A few hours after the death of 10 people in West Alaska One of the deadliest In 25 ...
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The dishes Singaporeans turn to when illness strikes
The Hippocrats may have liked this nation with six million hungry spirits. The ancient Greek thinker and physician, who once ...
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How true is The Brutalist? The real-life history of Jewish immigrants in post-WW2 America
“There was a lot of me, personally, my mother and grandparents struggling to escape from the war difficulty of war ...
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How beer sludge is being turned into vegan milk and leather
“The use of microwaves is a difficult challenge in their energy needs, performance and scalebuability,” says William Chen, a professor ...
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The perfect way to boil an egg – according to science
This is one of the controversial facts of life that cooking a completely boiled egg is notorious. Breakfast can often ...
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The Alabama museum grappling with the ‘Gulf of America’
According to the museum’s maritime historian John Slage at the residence, when Spanish first arrived in the Gulf in 1513, ...
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‘They’d be like, can I borrow a designer dress?’: The Oscars style guru behind the stars’ red carpet looks
Since Young Hollywood became a fashion adviser for Engineers, films like television shows like the US Next Top Model and ...
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The linguist who converses with cows
Forte says she does not believe that it is understandable to classify animal communication with its complexity. When I asked ...
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Swimming to your next destination? This travel trend requires stamina and strength
On the third day of our journey, we float around Memola IslandThe home of an impressive Austria Hungary Fort built ...
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Apple Cider Vinegar: How Instagram wellness guru Belle Gibson faked cancer – and caused a scandal
However, it was all a lie. Gibson was never diagnosed with mental cancer, nor nor “my blood, spleen, brain, uterus ...
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A border split my family’s language. Now I’m bringing it back
When I was about eight years old, a teacher at my elementary school in New Delhi, India, asked us what ...
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The ancient discovery that put a Silk Road city back on the map
Adventure and experience | History (Image Credit: Met -StreamJes After detecting a rare reservoir of the most valuable silk road ...
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Butrint: The ancient site helping Albania reclaim its identity
Today, the city’s vast ruins are part of the big Bitter National ParkWhich includes 93 square kilometers of forest landscapes. ...
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Springy poles and forehead straps: How to carry more than your own bodyweight
The military burden also offers a charming lens in our ability to hold the extreme weight. Soldiers often wear and ...
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Why do people risk their lives to summit the world’s deadliest mountains?
(Image Credit: Lars NisaJes In the new season, historian Natalia Mahalman Peterla sought life, love and death at the second ...
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‘It was an escape into excellence’: How music saved the life of a teenage Jewish cellist in Auschwitz
When she first arrived. Auschwitz On the unloading platform known as the ramp, his casual remark that he played the ...
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The mind-altering power of yoga could improve your mental health
For years, Belisky has been suffering from panic attacks, scary dreams and feelings of low self. He even discovered yoga. ...
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Tia Carrere’s family guide to visiting Hawaii
3. Excellent cooking experience: Laliha bakery, hunololo Whenever Career returns to Hawaii, it has a goal: “I will eat my ...
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‘The baddies reflect the worries of today’: Why TV spy thrillers are booming right now
Joseph Oldham, Lecturer in Communications and Mass Media at British University in Egypt, and author of 2017 Unconscious view: spies, ...
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Swede dreams: How Sweden is embracing its sleepy side
In Sweden, however, it is the experience of living in nature that forms the basis of sleep tourism. “Nature’s motto ...
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How Scandinavian dressing can make us happier
Changing room | Fashion (Image credit: Serenity Stroll/BBC/Getty Images) Nordic style is easy to wear – and its fans say ...
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Expert tips on how to keep exercising during cold winter weather
Should you wear gloves and a hat when exercising outdoors? If you have enough layers and are maintaining your core ...
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A new life for the US’s abandoned railway stations
“We could have gotten a vanilla box, or a Turnkey restaurant,” says partner and executive chef Jessa Hanberry. “But we ...
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A beauty mogul’s guide to luxury self-care in Dubai
For Kittan, who was born and raised in the US but lived in the UAE for two years as a ...
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Greenland is getting a lot of international attention for its mineral resources – but what is hiding under the ice?
“Some of the waste rock has had very high levels of heavy metals. The scientists Elevated levels of metals were ...
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The ultra-fast cancer treatments which could replace conventional radiotherapy
Over the past three decades, sophisticated imaging scans and sophisticated radiotherapy machines have made it possible to target individual tumors. ...
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