Author: Paul E.

After the third Sunday of the NFL season, five teams remain unbeaten. The Bills, 2-0, will play on Monday Night Football. The 3-0 teams all showed their form in different ways on Sunday. The Chiefs, defending Super Bowl champions, had another close win, this time over the Falcons. The Seahawks dominated the Dolphins, who were without Tua Tagovailoa and backup quarterback Skylar Thompson with a chest injury. The Vikings overwhelmed the Texans behind a stellar performance from Sam Darnold, and the Steelers continued their run with a strong defense and the emerging Justin Fields.What about the teams that didn’t perform…

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A new study by Rice University sociologists finds that since Barack Obama was re-elected as US president in 2012, the mental health of college-educated black men has improved significantly, while the mental health of black men who did not attend college has worsened. Photo courtesy of The White House/Pete Souza”Four More Years! Or So What? The Impact of Barack Obama’s 2012 Reelection on Black Adult Mental Health,” will be published in an upcoming issue of Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race.Lead researcher Tony Brown, a distinguished professor of sociology at Rice University, said he and his co-authors were…

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Everyone will learn to stop messing with Lizzo!The “About Damn Time” hit singer has been addressing social media rumors while sharing her fitness journey with fans. On Friday (September 20), she responded to speculation from an Instagram follower who asked her if she was taking cocaine or Ozempic, a popular FDA-approved treatment for type 2 diabetes, to lose weight.In a carousel post, Lizzo shared a video of herself smiling for the camera with the playful caption: “After 5 months of weight training and restricting calories, when the Ozempic allegations finally surfaced,” she wrote, accompanying the video with a soundtrack of…

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Monday, September 23, 2024 Argentina’s National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) said the country aims to make its experience and facilities available to cooperate with countries interested in adopting nuclear technology for peaceful purposes. The 10MWt pool-type research reactor RA-3 began operation in 1967 and produces a variety of medical radioisotopes (Image: CNEA) The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has designated the International Centre for Research Reactor-based Nuclear Research (ICERR) with the objective of providing Member States with “timely access to research reactor-based and relevant nuclear infrastructure to achieve capacity-building and research and development objectives.” The IAEA facilitates bilateral agreements with…

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When you join Cowley College’s EMS program, you will embark on a journey to a fulfilling career dedicated to saving lives and serving the community. Cowley College’s EMS education program prepares you for a rewarding career in emergency medical services (EMS). Available programs include Emergency Medical Responder (EMR), Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT), and Paramedic. Students learn critical patient management skills and knowledge to provide emergency care to patients experiencing a medical or trauma emergency. This training will be improved with the relocation of the Paramedic and Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) programs to the Sumner…

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September 23, 2024 11:00 AM EDT |Source: Pripad Calgary, Alberta and Houston, Texas–(Newsfile Corp. – September 23, 2024) – PrePad (“PrePad” or the “Company”), a leading cloud-based SaaS startup specializing in optimizing drilling and completion time and cost estimates, has been selected for Chevron Technology Ventures’ (“CTV”) Catalyst Program™, an initiative aimed at accelerating technological innovation in the energy sector.Sean Hervo, co-founder and CEO of PrePad, expressed his enthusiasm about the selection: “We are honored to have been selected for Chevron Technology Ventures’ Catalyst program. This opportunity marks an important milestone for PrePad and provides us with a framework…

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Washington CNN — Melania Trump has barely been seen on the campaign trail this year, and during one of the few times she appeared at a political event, she was paid six figures — highly unusual for the spouse of a candidate. According to former President Donald Trump’s most recent financial disclosure documents, the former first lady spoke at two Log Cabin Republican political fundraisers this year, receiving $237,500 for the April event, which was listed as a “speaking fee.” According to Trump’s latest disclosure documents, Melania Trump was paid by Log Cabin Republicans for a fundraiser in April, but…

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Hubstaff Report / Released on September 23, 2024 Johns Hopkins University is once again requiring students, faculty and staff to get their annual flu vaccination. The deadline to upload this year’s vaccination proof is Friday, November 15th. The community messages were sent Friday to university faculty and staff by Executive Vice President Steven Gange and Interim Vice President for Human Resources Meredith Stewart, and to students by Vice President for Student Health and Wellness Kevin Shollenberger and Chief Medical Director for Student Health and Wellness Roanna Kessler. “Influenza vaccination is the best way to prevent infection and reduce the severity…

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Friday, September 20 football Meadowdale’s Kealoha Kepo’o Sebate (6) runs the ball while Mountlake Terrace’s Mo Siler (3) and Cody Ekanayake (10) chase at Edmonds Stadium on Friday. (Photo by Joe Christian) Terrace quarterback Mason Wilson (11) hands the ball to Owen Boswell (22). Mavericks’ Andre Titus (8) jumps to catch it. Mavericks’ Bryan Mills (35) runs the ball around the edge while Hawks’ Elijah Megan (4) chases. Meadowdale’s Cayden Rivera (22) celebrates a touchdown with a long run through the middle. The Mavericks’ pack blocks Mason Wilson’s 2-point conversion attempt. Mavericks’ Matthew Slaipness (27) runs the ball against the…

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Increases continue for both large and mid-cap stocks; 87% of the smaller half of the Russell 1000® and S&P 500® reports are approaching 100% NEW YORK / ACCESSWIRE / September 23, 2024 / Governance & Accountability Institute, Inc. (G&A), a leading corporate sustainability consulting and research firm, today announced the results of a survey focused on 2024 sustainability reporting for companies listed on the S&P 500® Index and Russell 1000® Index regarding trends for the 2023 publication year. The survey shows a significant increase in sustainability reporting among both large and mid-sized public companies(1) in the United States as the…

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