Lasers work by making energetic particles vibrate, or "oscillate,' meaning the peaks and troughs of light waves they emit all line up. The fundamental physics behind laser technology have been known for more than a century; the theory was first proposed by Albert Einstein in 1917. But it would take nearly four decades to bring these theoretical ideas to life.
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On March 13, plans were finalized to close the road that runs through downtown Westport from April to November. These decisions were also made to address safety, transportation and other related issues. During the town hall meeting, plans were made to ensure a safe environment for everyone as warmer weather approaches.
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Kinda Brave Entertainment Group AB is pleased to announce a strategic collaboration with Aurora Punks, a gaming company headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. The company has extensive experience in the gaming industry, and offers a range of services including investor support, early-stage investments, business development, co-development and co-publishing. Kinda brave is a modern gaming conglomerate focused on acquiring, owning, and developing game studios and intellectual properties.
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Cindy Pearlman, senior writer for the New York Times and entertainment columnist for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, joins Bob Sirott to discuss the new movie about Pop-Tarts, Michael Douglas’ new project. She also shares details about Beyoncé’s album coming out at midnight and what happened during Taylor Swift’s and Travis Kelce’s vacation.
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On April 8, during a total solar eclipse over North America, sound and touch devices will be provided at public gatherings to facilitate the experience. On eclipse day, Yuki Hatch and her classmates plan to sit outside in the school’s grassy quad and listen to a small device called a LightSound box that translates changing light into sounds. When the sun is bright, there will be high, delicate flute notes.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced the approval of 59 Smart Schools Investment Plans. The approved plans are part of the $2 billion Smart Schools Bond Act. “Providing our students the opportunity to learn with cutting-edge technology is essential to prepare them for to the workforce of the future,” Hochul said in the release.
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Kouren Stepp of Mundelein, IL will serve clients who use Pulse Technology’s Managed IT services. Stepp has a number of industry certifications, including Comp TIA A+. The married father of three enjoys learning about 3D printing and spending time with his family.
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The national average for a gallon of gas spent the past week drifting up and down by a fraction of a cent before settling a penny higher at $3.53. But the break may be temporary, as gas pump prices will likely resume a spring increase. According to new data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), gas demand dipped slightly from 8.81 to 8.72 million b/d last week.
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There’s no debate as to which state produces the best bass fishermen. Late March has proven that Alabama owns that title, and it isn’t even close. The past few weeks have seen Alabamians win the world’s two most important bass tournaments.
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The Eagle's editor, Charlotta Bass, stood instead for the vision of an integrated and equal Los Angeles. The Eagle was supported by its African-American community, the Times was the largest in terms of circulation in the country’s most booming region in the postwar era, read and advertised in by the city’s elite. In 1950, The Times championed the rights of Black people to own property where they wanted in a heavily segregated city.
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