POST GAME THOUGHTS: AGS GIG THE PIG 21-17 FOR THE LAST TIME IN JERRYWORLD
I am out of practice from not having written the post games this season so you’ll pardon me if this is all over the place. These games are always absolute … Read More
Scientists Detected Signs of a Hidden Structure Inside Earth’s Core : ScienceAlert
While most of us take the ground beneath our feet for granted, written within its complex layers, like the pages of a book, is Earth’s history. Our history. Research shows … Read More
Rain mars Global Citizen Festival in Central Park
For the second year in a row, rain muddied the festivities at the Global Citizen Festival on the Great Lawn of Central Park on Saturday. But the crowd shook off … Read More
SF sues Oakland over ‘confusing’ airport name change: ‘Bullying’
Fog-geddaboutit! San Francisco has been accused of “bullying” after slapping nearby Oakland with a trademark lawsuit — sharply warning the crossbay rival to “stay away” from its brand. The brouhaha by … Read More
Strong winds knocked out power lines, downed trees and buildings in Georgia
Winds of more than 90 miles per hour knocked down buildings, trees and electric lines. Up to a million lost power. NBC News’ Priscilla Thompson reports from Valdosta. » Subscribe … Read More
Secret Hezbollah unit threatens worldwide Jewish institutions
Following the assassination, Hezbollah’s Unit 910 emerged as a clear and immediate threat to Israeli and Jewish interests worldwide, according to the Alma Research Center on Saturday. The unit, … Read More
Google’s Gmail Update Decision—‘Significant Risk’ Warning For Millions Of Users
New warning issued for millions of Gmail users dpa/picture alliance via Getty Images We are in the midst of a generational change, as the smartphones that already run our lives … Read More
Forecast: Lingering showers remain Saturday, hot and muggy
Forecast: Lingering showers remain Saturday, hot and muggy Subscribe to WBBH on YouTube now for more: … source
Iceland’s vertical farm turning algae into food | BBC News
With short summers, a cold climate, and a landscape of lava fields and glaciers, Iceland’s not the first place you’d link with food production. But pioneering entrepreneurs are growing some … Read More
NOAA Legends: RADM Evelyn Fields
For NOAA’s 50th anniversary, we interviewed NOAA Legends: people of color who were “firsts” in NOAA science. Rear Admiral Evelyn Fields (ret.) began her career with NOAA in 1972 as … Read More