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North Korea Test-fired suspected short-range ballistic missiles into the Sea
North Korea test-fired suspected short-range ballistic missiles into the sea. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said the weapons launched from the North’s capital region flew about 300 kilometers (185 miles) before crashing in the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan. Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi told reporters that North Korea launched at least one missile that flew 250 kilometers (155 miles) at a maximum altitude of about 50 kilometers (30 miles)
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Sibel Health Launches New Platform for Maternal Monitoring
Sibel Health was spun out of Northwestern University and founded from an initial grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation given our commitment to maternal neonatal health. We're proud to come full circle to take that initial investment and expand our potential for impact. Losing a single mother while giving birth is one too many. Vital signs are vital—and every pregnant person deserves to have their vitals checked.
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Colorado Kids Mental Health Townhall
Children’s Hospital in Colorado Springs is trying to address mental health concerns before kids reach the point of needing hospital-level care. Doctors say kids mental health often gets worse during the end of the school year in April and May, as well. In 2023, Children's Colorado saw almost 10,000 mental health patients in its System of Care.
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Read more at KKTV
Ancient Humans in Architectural Tile
Scientists are now working with the dentist to make sure the tile is properly studied. Advertisement The tile, made of a type of limestone called travertine, was imported from a quarry in Turkey. The stone has previously been dated to 1.8 million to 0.7 million years ago, according to Mehmet Cihat Alcicek, a professor at Pamukkale University in Turkey.
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Read more at The Washington Post
New York Academy Fellow Nitin Verma Takes a Closer Look at Deepfakes
Nitin Verma's interest in STEM can be traced back to his childhood growing up in New Delhi, India. In the early 1990s, he developed an interest in radio and was mesmerized by the ability to pick up radio stations from far away on the shortwave band of the household radio. He was deeply fascinated by photography and optics, which inspired his dissertation research. This research examined the impact that deepfake technology can have on public trust of visual media.
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Read more at The New York Academy of Sciences
Coca-Cola to Use Microsoft’s AI
Coca-Cola will use the Azure OpenAI Service and Copilot for Microsoft 365. The deal comes a day after Cognizant also partnered with Microsoft for generative AI.
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Read more at The Verge
NASA-H71M Sub-Kilowatt Hall-Action Thruster
NASA-H71M sub-kilowatt Hall-effect thruster will soon provide at least one solution to enable the next generation of small spacecraft science missions. This technical feat was accomplished by the miniaturization of many advanced high-power solar electric propulsion technologies developed over the last decade for applications such as the Power and Propulsion Element of Gateway.
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Read more at Science@NASA
College of Business Inductee Billy W. Bunn
College of Business inducted Arkadelphia businessman Billy Bunn into its Business Hall of Fame during a ceremony and banquet on April 18. Bunn joins a long list of notable and successful business alumni and associates who have served and supported the university over the years.
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Top Five Gangsters
Tyrone White was a member of the 65 Menlo Gangster faction of the Crips gang in South Central Los Angeles. He talks about money-making activities, clothing, and music. Pellerano is a former soldier for the Almighty Latin King Nation, or Latin Kings.
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Read more at Business Insider
Weather Alert - Increased Wildfire Danger This Morning
Temperatures between 20 and 25 percent, south to southwest winds gusting up to 25 mph and low fuel moistures values will increase the potential for wildfires to spread quickly this afternoon. Residents and visitors are urged to exercise caution if handling open flames or equipment that create sparks. Keep vehicles off of dry grass and obey local burn bans. Most dry grasses, dead leaves, and other tree litter could easily ignite and spread fire quickly.
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Read more at Bluefield Daily Telegraph