Flxg Magma Under Yellowstone Supervolcano Could Fill Grand Canyon 14 Times The kids are not all right and are being subject to a firehouse of pinging in the thick of the Information Age. A new report reveals that children are getting upwards of 4,500 notifications a day and have some predictable favorite and least favorite apps. The report comes from Common Sense Media and C.S. Mott Childrens Hospital at the University of Michigan. The hospital calls the smartphone a constant companion that teens use for an average of fo ur and a half hours a day, according to the researchers tracking the cell phone data of 11 to 17-year-olds in the U.S. for one week. Only Android devices were used in this experiment. These subjects also picked up their phones an average of 51 times a day, with data points spanning anywhere from 2 to 498 pick-ups per day. The study also revealed that kids were receiving upwards of 4,500 notifications to their devices daily, with an average of 237 pings in a 24-hour period. A majority of those notifications appear to be coming from Snapchat and Discord amongst other social media plat forms. Because notifications are so numerous and occur day and night, they require management by young users, the study reads. Snapchat and Discord ranked highest in the number of notifications sent to participants in a typical day, with some participants receiving hundreds of messages from these platforms. Social media platforms across the board are pulling teena gers in for engagement, with TikTok being the most popular within the studys popul Jicg Personnel management official touts need for diversity, inclusion Light traffic is seen in this aerial view of the maze and the approach to the Bay Bridge in Oakland, Calif., on March 17, 2020.Jane Tyska鈥擠igital First Media/East Bay Times via Getty ImagesBy Justin WorlandUpdated: May 18, 2020 7:55 PM EDT | Originally published: May 13, 2020 11:11 AM EDTReport after report has documented the warning President Trump received about the growing threat the new coronavirus posed to the U.S. But Trump remained defiant, reports say, seeking to settle the markets and sustain the three years of economic growth that had underpinned his reelection campaign. Even after recommending social distancing and the closing of the U.S. economy, Trump insisted that the measures to protect human life couldnrsquo;t last too long because he did not want to let the cure be worse than the problem itself.This phraseology is all too familiar for anyone who has closely followed the last decade of debate around c limate cha nge. Plans stemming from panic will constrain our economy, Florida GOP Senator Marco Rubio warned last year, saying we should stop trying to halt climate change and just adapt. I ;m not a scientist. Irsquo;m interested in protecting Kentuckyrsquo economy, said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in 2014. The benefits do not outweigh the costs,r dquo; said Paul Ryan, the former Speaker of the House, of climate mitigation measures.Even a cursory look at science and economics casts doubt on these
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Vhqk Surfer Who Fought Off Shark Is Not Giving Up the Sport Archbishop of Chicago Blase J. Cupich receives congratulations from cardinals during the Ordinary Public Consistory celebrated by Pope Francis at St. Peter s Basilica in Vatican City on Nov. 19, 2016.Franco Origlia鈥擥etty ImagesB y Madeline FarberJanuary 29, 2017 5:00 PM ESTBlase J. Cupich, the Archbishop of Chicago, has come out against Donald Trump executive order that bans immigrants from seven predominat ely Muslim countries, as well as prohibiting Syrian refugees indefinitely. Cupich posted a statement to the Archdiocese of Chicago website Sunday, writing that This weekend proved to be a dark moment in U.S. history.He continued:The executive order to turn away refugees and to close our nation to those, particularly Muslims, fleeing violence, oppression and persecution is c ontrary to both Catholic and American values. Have we not repeated the disastrous decisions of those in the past who turned away other people fleeing violence, leaving certain ethnicities and religions marginalized and excluded The seven countries included in the ban are not the home country of 15 of the 19 September 11 hijackers, the Archbishop noted mdash; an aspect of the executive order Cupich called ironic.The world is watching as we abandon our commitments to American values, he wrote. These actions give aid and comfort to those who would destroy our way of life. They lower our estimation in the eyes of the Zanj Republican Congressman Says God Will Take Care Of Climate Change By Alex FitzpatrickDecember 8, 2014 8:58 AM ESTApple on Monday unveiled its Best of 2014 list, an annual roundup of what it says are the top apps and games of the year.Topping Apple list this year are Elevate, a brain-training app, and Threes!, a puzzle game with a unique design.Instagram Hyperlapse videography app and Leo Fortune, a platform game, were named runners-up.Also making the list of Top Apps: Yahoo News Digest Storehouse SwiftKey 1Password Camera+ Toca Lab NYT Now 120 Sports Camu Spring BuzzFeed Peek Yummly Waterlogue Human Steller TeleStory Litely Uber Star Walk 2 Cinamatic Health Mate Paper See the World Await and Celebrate Apple s iPhone 6People pass time as they wait outside an Apple store for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in London on Sept. 17, 2014. Lefteris Pitarakis鈥擜PPeople wait in line in front of the Apple Store in Tokyo on Sept. 18, 2014.Yuya Shino鈥擱eutersA man sleeps in a tent in the queue outside an Apple store in London on Sept. 18, 2014.Justin Tallis鈥擜FP/Getty ImagesA man wearing a replica of an iPhone 6 Plus model on his head yawns while waiting in front of an Apple Store in Tokyo on Sept. 19, 2014.Yuya Shino鈥擱eutersA woman sleeps in a chair as she waits in queue outside the Apple store in London on Sept. 18, 2014. Justin Tallis鈥擜FP/Getty ImagesA staff member removes a display poster of iPhone 5S at an Apple store in Tokyo on Sept. 18, 2014,.Yuya Shin o鈥擱eutersCustomers queue outside an Apple store in Hong Kong on Sept. 19, 2014.
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Jyvf Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for just $40 Apples promising sev eral upgrades to its upcoming iPhone 15 to entice more people to upgrade, but behind the scenes, the company is reportedly expecting far fewer sales of its mainline smartphone this time around. Apple will be cutting the number of iPhone 15s it is producing before its official announcement date in September, 9to5Mac reported based on a note sent by analyst Jeff Pu. Apple is expected to make 77 million iPhone 15s by years end. This is compared to previous reports estimating the company would ship somewhere around 85 million iPhone 15 units this year. Bloomberg reported last month Apple expected to hold shipments steady despite the overall downturn in smartphone sales. Part of the issue is the supply chain. The iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to gain quite a few upgrades, including thinning bezels, the new action button, and new titanium frame. Theres also issues with the supply chain for Sonys camera sensors. App le has had trouble with iPhone shipments toward the end of the last year with the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro after unexpected demand, but time will tell if Apple fans surpass the companys own expectations. 9to5Mac cited Pu saying that Apple has also adjusted its sales estimates in anticipation of weaker adoption rates. What hasnt helped are rumors that the heftier, more powerful iPhone 15 Ultra could cost between $1,200 and $1,300, potentially more than $200 more than the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Gizmodo reached out to Apple for comment, but we di Gogd ChatGPT Is Back Up After Major Outage By Lily RothmanSeptember 25, 2016 10:23 PM EDTArnold Palmer, who died on Sunday at 87, seemed to be born for golf: his father was a pro at the Pennsylvania club where he learned to play. And, even as his heyday faded into the past, he kept playing mdash; dozens of tournaments a year, even after more than a decade had passed since his last major tournament victory. In fact, he didnrsquo;t retire until 2006.But, despite being one of the most recognizable figures in the history of golf, that wonrsquo;t be all hersquo remembered for. Palmer also gave his name to the mixture of iced tea and lemonade that even non-golfers love.According to legend, the drinkr squo name goes back to the 1960s. It was already a favorite drink of Palmerrsquo at the time mdash; as related by Brad Brewer in Mentored by the King: Arnold Palmerrsquo Lessons for Golf, Business, and Life mdash; a woman happened to overhear Palmer asking a Palm Springs, Calif., waitress to mix him one. She asked for the same, referring to it as that Palmer drink. The rest was refreshing history.Arnold Palmer: Rare and Classic Photos of Golf s Superstar EverymanArnold Palmer in a fam iliar pose -- with a cigarette -- in 1962. The golf legend quit smoking for good in 1970 -- an achievement he ranks with his best.John Dominis鈥擳he LIFE Picture Collection/Getty ImagesArnold Palmer, 1962.John Dominis鈥擳he LIFE Picture Collection/Getty ImagesCaption from LIFE. The surest touch in golf is transmitted throu
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Ibxb EU moves ahead with draft law to regulate AI The essence of the very concept of artificial intelligence is inherently cold. Cool metal encasing a mess of silicon and wires buzzing with processed data. No, the computer cannot feel or even think, but that sense of emotional scarcity often gets attributed to the scientists and researchers who helped create what we know as AI. Knowing that, what emotional substance can you truly glean from the old typewritten extrapolations of an early computer scientist Enough鈥攅nough is the answer. The starched writing of a 1960s academic is burned with with few hints of excitement like the scattered ash of a cigarette left on a white page , but they are there, hidden in the technical jargon of faded research papers and technical documents. In a letter from pioneering philosopher David Lewis to a friend in 1964, he touched on the metaphysical nature of intelligence. He claimed that human intelligence is an illusion, that were barely more than computers with large st orage capacity. He rejects an existential identity of the human consciousness. To recreate a real human brain, you would need to recreate all its firing neurons, a difficult task since back then scientists understood even less about the brain than they do now. If a machine won the Turing game鈥攂ehaved intelligently鈥攚ith the wrong internal mechanism, it wouldnt be intelligent, Lewis wrote. You say, what if humans have the same sort of internal mechanism We dont know well what kind they have. At the annual New York Sgnb Logistics center welcomes new leader, promotes outgoing commander to second star A Likud Party billboard shows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with U.S. President Donald Trump on Aug. 5, 2019 in Tel Aviv, shortly before elections there.Amir Levy鈥擥etty ImagesBy Joseph HincksAugust 24, 2019 2:30 PM EDTPresident Donald Trumprsquo tweeted claim on Aug. 20 that American Jews who vote for Democrats show great disloyalty provoked disgust and dismay among many Jewish commenters in the U.S. and Israel, who accused him of invoking a centuries old anti-Semitic trope.Trump tweet came just days after he urged Israel to prevent Democratic Congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar from visiting the country, claiming the progressive lawmakers hate Israel and all Jewish people. On Aug. 21 he doubled down on his assertion that voting for Democrats was disloyal to Jewi sh people and hellip; very disloyal to Israel, in a speech to reporters that also made reference to a right-wing conspiracy theoristrsquo description of Trump being beloved to Israelis like hersquo the King of Israel or the ldquo econd coming of God.Questions of loyalty have a long history as an anti-Semitic trope, having for hundreds of years dogged Jewish diaspora communities and foregrounded political persecuti on in Europe. In the U.S., similar claims of dual loyalty provided a pretext for dismissal of Jewish-American leadersrsquo; calls for earlier intervention in the Second World War, which some isolatio
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Idsk Maine s Tea Party Governor Endorses Chris Christie A satellite image shows smoke rising from the Baiji refinery near Tikrit, Iraq, June 18.U.S. Geological Survey/ReutersBy Bryan WalshJune 26, 2014 2:38 PM EDTEven though the conflict in Iraq still rages, with forces from the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria ISIS just an hour outside of Baghdad while the Syrian military is reportedly bombing the insurgents, global oil markets have mostly calmed. Prices for Brent crude on June 26 had fallen below $114 a barrel, and have dropped more than 1% since hitting a nine-month high on June 19. The violence in Iraq n orth and westmdash;including fighting around the country largest refinery in Baijimdash;hasn ;t yet seriously affected oil production in the Shiite dominated south. Iraq Oil Minister Abdul Kareem al-Luaibi even promised in an interview with Bloomberg that the nation oil exportsmdash;which have averaged more than 2.5 million barrels a daymdash;will actually accelerate next month. Oil exports will witness a big increase, as recent event s didn ;t reflect negatively on Iraq crud e output and exports, al-Luaibi said. International oil companies are working normally in Iraq.That doesn ;t seem to be quite true, thoughmdash;international oil majors like BP and ExxonMobil have already evacuated some of their foreign workers from Iraq. And if things do get worse, oil markets might not react so calmly. A recent report from the nonprofit Securin Bqbt This Runaway Pug Mug Had the Most Adorable Jail Stint The Airbnb logo is displayed on a computer screen on August 3, 2016 in London, England.Carl Courtmdash;Getty ImagesBy Olivia Carville / BloombergNovember 6, 2019 10:50 AM EST Bloomberg mdash; The bitter, multi-million dollar battle over home-sharing in Jersey City has come to an end with Airbnb Inc. losing the fight.Early results mdash; which need to be officially certified by the local county clerkrsquo office mdash; show about 70% of residents voted to restrict home-sharing companies. The blow comes as the $31 billion tech juggernaut, which is preparing to go public next year, strives to resolve regulatory overhang around the U.S.Jersey City, a four-minute train ride from Manhattan, has become crucial territory for Airbnb as a popular and affordable lodging alternative to New York. Itrsquo in close proximity to the Big Applersquo main tourist attractions, but doesnrsquo;t fall under New York Cityrsquo stringent short-term rental rules that have frustrated Airbnb and its host community for years.Airbnb sunk $4.2 million into its cam paign to win Jersey City. Its most powerful opponent in New York, the Hotel Trades Council, s pent more than $1 million beefing up support for the other side.The 45-day war divided the cityrsquo residents and descended into accusations of lies, misinformation and harassment between Airbnb and its critics.The new rules impose a 60-day cap on rentals where the owner is not present. They also forbid rentals in buildings wi
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Kcgu Senate Democrats Campaign Chief Explains How Trump Helped His Party Hold the Senate Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia FARC members patrol a camp in the Magdalena Medio region, Antioquia department, Colombia on February 18, 2016.LUIS ACOSTA鈥擜FP/Getty ImagesBy Rishi IyengarJuly 7 , 2016 4:56 AM EDTA splinter group of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia FARC rebel front said on Wednesday it will not participate in a ceasefire agreement with the government, potentially derailing a resolution t o nearly five decades of violent internal conflict in the South American nation.In a statement, the Armando Rios First Front mdash; a 200-member division of FARC mdash; said it will not lay down arms and will continue its battle against the administration of President Juan Manuel Santos, according to Reuters.We have decided not to demobilize, we will continue the fight for the taking of power by the people for the people, independent of the decision taken by the rest of the members of the organization, the statement said.The peace deal was announced two weeks ago following more than three years of dialogue between the two sides.The splinter group said it was calling on other FARC groups to pull out of the deal as well, reports Reuters.[Reuters]More Must-Reads from TIMEHow the Economy is Doing in the Swing StatesHarris Battles For the Bro VoteOur Guide to Voting in the 2024 ElectionMel Robbins Will Make You Do ItWhy Vinegar Is So Good for YouYou Dont Have to Dread the End of Daylight SavingThe 20 Be st Halloween TV Episodes of All TimeMeet TIME Ycgs Why the Dalai Lama s University of California Commencement Address Is Controversial By Nik PopliApril 24, 2024 7:00 AM EDTDonald Trump is currently a criminal defendant in a New York state trial. But on Thursday, his lawyers will argue before the Supreme Court that as a former President he s largely immune from criminal prosecution, setting the stage for one of the most pivotal decisions on presidential power in a generation.The case, Trump v. United States , set to be heard on the final day of the courts argument calendar, will determine whether and how quickly Trump faces trial in Washington, D.C. for allegedly trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election. Lower courts have already rejected Trumps sweeping assertion of immunity from prosecution, but he appealed to the Supreme Court in a bid to prevent the trial from going ahead as scheduled.At the heart of the matter lies a fundamental yet unresolved legal question: does a former President enjoy immunity from criminal prosecution for actions taken while in office Trump s legal team contends that his false claims of election fraud and attempts to pressure state officials and Vice President Mike Pence to undo the 2020 election results were official acts Trump undertook under his presidential authority and thus are shielded from criminal charges.But prosecutors for special counsel Jack Smith, who brought the charges, say that no individual, regardless of their prior office, should be above the law and that the acts in question鈥攁llegedly orchestrating a s cheme to recruit fraudulent electors鈥攄o not fall
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Ibrp The best reading tablets you can buy: Expert tested Scientists using NASAs Kepler space telescope identified a regular pattern in the orbits of the planets in the TRAPPIST-1 system that confirmed suspected details about the orbit of its outermost and least understood planet, TRAPPIST-1h.TRAPPIST-1 is only eight percent the mass of our sun, making it a cooler and less luminous star. Its home to seven Earth-size planets, three of which orbit in their stars habitable zone -- the range of distances from a star where liquid water could pool on the surface of a rocky planet. The system is located about 40 light-years away in the constellation of Aquarius. The star is estimated to be between 3 billion and 8 billion years old.Scientists announced that the system has seven Earth-sized planets at a NASA press conference on Feb. 22. NASAs Spitzer Space Telescope, the TRAPPIST Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescope in Chile and other ground-based telescopes were used to detect and characterize the planets. But the collaboration only had an estimate for the period of TRAPPIST-1h.Astronomers from the University of Washington have used data from the Kepler spacecraf t to confirm that TRAPPIST-1h orbits its star every 19 days. At six million miles from its cool dwarf star, TRAPPIST-1h is located beyond the outer edge of the habitable zone, and is likely too cold for life as we know it. The amount of energy per unit area planet h receives from its star is comparable to what the dwarf planet Ceres, locat Delc Govs. Kasich and Hickenlooper: A Bipartisan Approach to Stabilizing Our Nation s Health Insurance System IdeasBy Philip ShortAugust 3, 2022 6:00 AM EDTShort is the author of Putin. He also has written other biographies including Mao: A Life and Pol Pot: Anatomy of a Nightmare. He had a long career as a foreign correspondent in Moscow, Beijing, and Washington, D.C., for the BBC, the Economist, and the Times of London.When Bill Clinton telephoned Vladimir Putin on New Year Day, 2000, to congratulate him on his appointment as acting President, Putin told him: There are certain issues on which we do not agree. However, I believe that on the core themes we will always be together. Clinton was equally upbeat. Putin, he said, was off to a very good start.Later it would be said that the American President had been naiuml;ve and that Putin protestations of friendsh ip with the West were a masquerade from the start. But Clinton was not alone in seeing the Russian President as a valuable partner in the post-Cold War world. Britain Prime Minister, Tony Blair, thought Putin admired America and wanted a strong relationship with it. He wanted to pursue democratic and economic reform. The Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, pronounced him a Rus sian patriot ; and Clinton successor, George W. Bush, found his support after 9/11 simply amazinghellip; He even ordered Russian generals to brief their American counterparts on their experiences during their Afghanistan invasion in the 1980shellip; I apprec
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Zdtm Mojo: Biden Finds His Confidence in South Carolina, But is it Too Late A man walks past a television screen showing a news broadcast with file footage of a North Korean missile test, at a railway station in Seoul on Jan. 11, 2022, after Nor th Korea fired a suspected ballistic missile into the sea, South Korea s military said.Anthony Wallace鈥揂FP/Getty ImagesBy Alan Levin/BloombergJanuary 12, 2022 1:07 AM ESTFlights out of some airports on the U.S. West Coast were briefly halted by aviation regulators as a precaution on Monday after North Korea launched a high-speed missile in a test.The so-called ground stop, which paused departures from an unspecified number of airports, lasted less than 15 minutes.North Korearsquo missile flew at almost 10 times the speed of sound into waters off its eastern coast, ratcheting up tensions in the region and with the U.S.The Federal Aviation Administration issues ground stops routinely to ensu re airports and high-altitude flight paths remain orderly. They can occur for weather, volcanic eruptions or any number of reasons. On Monday afternoon, for example, the FAA ordered a brief halt to flights in the central region of the U.S. as a result of aircraft volume related to the college football championship game in Indianapolis.While they didnrsquo;t recall prior halts on U.S. flights related to a North Korea launch, two experts in air traffi c said it wasnrsquo;t surprising that the FAA and the U.S. military had a system in place to raise alerts for such events.The air-traffic system is built to handle unusual s Wfdn U.S. Navy Destroys Radar Locations in Yemen Following Missile Attacks By TIME StaffDecember 28, 2016 10:53 AM ESTSecretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday will outline the Obama administration vision for an end to the intractable, decades-long conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, as President Obama ends his time in office in sharp conflict with Israeli leaders following a United Nations vote to condemn the country settlement activity.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is counting the days until President-elect Donald Trump takes office, having blamed Obama for what Netanyahu called the 8220 hameful ambush of the U.N. Security Council vote. The United States abstained from the vote but allowed it to go forward by not vetoing it, in what amounted to a historic rebuke of Israel by the U.S. and marked a low point in the often contentious relationship between Obama and Netanyahu.Kerry speech amounts to a final plea before the coming policy shift of the incoming Trump administration, and is unlikely to have much effect. The speech is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. E.T., and you can watch it live above.More Must-Reads from TIMEHow the Economy is Doing in the Swing StatesHarris Battles For the Bro VoteOur Guide to V oting in the 2024 ElectionMel Robbins Will Make You Do ItWhy Vinegar Is So Good for YouYou Dont Have to Dread the End of Daylight SavingThe 20 Best Halloween TV Episodes of All TimeMeet TIMEs Newest Class of Next Generation LeadersContact us at letters@time
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Pvhs Soccer Bosses Are Turning the Heat on Sepp Blatter, Days Before the World Cup Starts By s pying on a neighboring galaxy, NASA s Hubble Space Telescope has captured an image of a young, globular-like star cluster -- a type of object unknown in our Milky Way Galaxy. The image, taken by Hubble s Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2, is online at and . gov/images/wfpc. The camera was designed and built by NASA s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. The double cluster NGC 1850 lies in a neighboring satellite galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud. It has two relatively young components. The main, globular-like cluster is in the center. A smaller cluster is seen below and to the right, composed of extremely hot, blue stars and fainter red T-Tauri stars. The main cluster is about 50 million years old; the smaller one is 4 million years old. A filigree pattern of diffuse gas surrounds NGC 1850. Scientists believe the pattern formed millions of years ago when massive stars in the main cluster exploded as supernovas. Hubble can observe a range of star types in NGC 1850, including the faint, low-mass T-Tauri stars, which are difficult to distinguish with ground-based telescopes. Hubble s fine angular resolution can pick out these stars, even in other galaxies. Massive stars of the OB type emit large amounts of energetic ultraviolet radiation, which is absorbed by the Earth s atmosphere. From Hubble s position above the atmosphere, it can detect this ultraviolet light. NGC 1850, t Jwjz Researchers Make Progress Toward a Monthly Birth Control Pill By Alejandro de la GarzaNovember 22, 2018 2:25 PM ESTPresident Donald Trump recent public spat with Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is unprecedented in contemporary political history mdash; rarely has a sitting president criticized the judiciary so directly.However, it hardly the first time that tensions between a President and the judiciary have boiled over into the public eye.Roberts responded to Trump public disparagement of the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday, wit h a statement saying, We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges. What we have is an extraordinary group of dedicated judges doing their level best to do equal right to those appearing before them.Trump responded on Twitter saying, Sorry Chief Justice John Roberts, but you do indeed have Obama judges, before continuing to criticize the Ninth Circuit.Trump public derision of federal courts and the rare rebuke it prompted from a sitting Chief Justice are certainly outside the scope of Washington politics-as-usual. Yet it is certainly not the first time a President has publicly clashed with a Supreme Court, or even with justices who were appointed by members of the President own political party. Chief Justice Roberts was appointed by President George W. Bush. Early in American history, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison were incised when their appointed justices did not vote in the wa
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Fgba JTF-PO delivers humanitarian aid to Matthew 39 victims Frame.ioAdobe on Tuesday released the latest beta version of its Frame.io collaboration service. Version 4 beta is more than just an update that adds some new features. Itapos a complete overhaul that brings the software in line with the likes of Trello, Monday, and Asana.The new Frame.io beta is available to Free and Pro users on iPhone, iPad, and the web. Adobe plans to bring the new version to teams and enterprise customers later this year. Adobe says that Frame.ioapos new design supports every s tep of the content creation process. Users can expect improvements across four areas: a redesigned workspace, a new metadata framework, Collections, and fine-tuned feedback. xA0; xA0;Also: What are Content Credentials Here apos why Adobeapos new AI keeps this metadata front and centerThe redesigned workspace comes in the form of a new panel system that lets users orient their view based on their preferences. If youapos;re multitasking, you can expand every panel at once. If you need to clear distractions, you can collapse everything. You can customize nearly everything, including aspect ratios, metadata fields, and asset card ratios.Calling the new metadata framework key to the new Frame.io V4 beta experie nce, Adobe has drastically changed the way metadata is handled. Instead of sticking to one structure, you can organize media the way you want and tag content with custom assets. If youapos;re a digital creator, for example, you can tag by pl Ydff Carrie Fisher s Books Top Amazon s Bestseller List After Her Death Getty ImagesBy Jamie DucharmeUpdated: April 2, 2019 11:03 AM [ET] | Originally published: March 20, 2019 5:04 PM EDT;Updated, April 2:The USDA Agricultural Research Service ARS announced Tuesday that it will refocus its toxoplasmosis research, and that the use of cats as part of any research protocol in any ARS laboratory has been discontinued and will not be reinstated. Fourteen cats that are currently part of the research progr am will also be adopted out to USDA employees, according to the statement. In response, White Coat Waste Project President Anthony Bellotti said in a statement that the group is elated that after a year of intense campaigning by White Coat Waste Project and our 2 million members and supporters, alongside leadership from scores of Republican and Democrat Congress members, the USDArsquo kitten slaughterhouse has finally been relegated to the litterbox of history.A shocking watchdog report alleges that the U.S. Depa rtment of Agriculture USDA spent $22.5 million conducting unnecessary and unjustifiable research that involved killing cats and forcing kitten cannibalism, among other unsavory practices.The report mdash; from the non-profit White Coat Waste Project, which opposes animal testing by the government, and former USDA scientist Jim Keen mdash; says a large chunk of this research relates to toxoplasmosis, an illness spread by exposure to the Toxoplasma gondii parasite.As recent
