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Theatre Season Previews
The Fire Raisers Fires are becoming something of a problem. But Biedermann is happy to meet his civic duty and give shelter to two new houseguests. When they start filling the attic with petrol drums, he’ll help them wire the fuse. Season: April 4 – 27. CPP Community Theatre Little Women Christmas Eve 1862.
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The Next Most Efficient Solar Cell
Scientists around the world are working on ways to make solar cells work more efficiently in an attempt to haveten the transition away from dirty, polluting energy sources such as gas and oil. Now, researchers in Germany have used a powerful supercomputer to design a new way of improving efficiency. Professor Wolf Gero Schmidt and postdoctoral researcher Dr. Marvin Krenz used the High Performance Computing Center Stuttgart's Hawk supercomputer.
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Green Financing - The Future of the Real Estate Industry
The green finance market has exploded over the past few years, driven by stricter carbon emissions laws and new government incentives at the local, state, and federal levels. The changing landscape can be challenging to property owners and developers, but tech tools are emerging that can help those looking to get green financing throughout the entire process and beyond. Over the last four years, total investment in C-PACE programs has grown from $2.2 billion in 2020 to $7.1 billion in 2023, according to PACEnation.
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Susuro Wines - A Small Business in China
Nikki Palun’s small business, Susuro Wines, took a massive hit when China imposed tariffs on Australian winemakers in early 2020. More than 95 per cent of her revenue came from exporting wine to China.
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Read more at Sydney Morning Herald
Global pacifism - The Future of Peace and Security
Russia’s unprovoked war on Ukraine, Israel’s devastating killings in Gaza and the growing tensions between China and China have also contributed to this shift. Japan, which adopted a pacifist Constitution after the Second World War, has been weakening restraints on arms exports. Washington and Moscow are struggling to return to talks on arms control.
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Read more at Telegraph India
The Red Carpet - The Colour of Champions
In fact, the colour red has fascinated humans for millennia. The vibrant red we often see in cosmetics, food and drinks is actually derived from a tiny insect called the cochineal, which lives on prickly pear cacti and today is harvested mainly from Peru and the Canary Islands. It is also known as Carmine, Natural Red or E120.
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Tim Tszyu v Sebastian Fundora - A Bloody War
Tim Tszyu was ahead in the first two rounds before suffering a horror cut to the top of his head at the end of the second round, when he leaned in to Fundora and hit the opponent’s elbow. Somehow, the doctors opted not to stop the fight. Commentator Maura Ranallo said it “like a crime scene” after earlier labelling it “a Tarantino movie”.
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National Doctor’s Day
UW Health gathered what they call notes of gratitude for more than 1,800 physicians in honor of National Doctor’s Day on Saturday. Private messages for these physicians were shared to them on Friday to thank them for the difference they’ve made on the patient’s health and wellbeing. This was first observed in 1933.
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The Science News of the Day - Overnight Digest
The Cool Down by Jeremiah Budin New report uncovers remarkable impact of controversial plastic bag bans. New Jersey's ban, enacted in 2022, was found to be the most effective, eliminating nearly 300 single-use plastic bags per person annually. This innovative development harnesses natural body motion to release an anti-inflammatory molecule called anakinra from microcapsules, causing drivers to slow and increase travel time.
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UConn Wins Back-To-Back National Championships
UConn beat third-seeded Illinois 77-52 in the Elite Eight. Terrence Shannon scored at least 25 points in each of his previous seven games. The Huskies are now two wins away from becoming the first team to win back-to-back national championships.
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Read more at Montana Right Now