A Newly Built High School Was Designed With Hiding Places And Curved Hallways To Make Things Harder For Mass Shooters

Though the building will be ready for students in just two weeks, the construction is expected to be completed in 2021. The building won’t be perfect on opening day, however. The school district expects that parking will be difficult this year with all the construction. Students also won’t have lockers at the beginning of the year. But as the building is completed, students will have access to more and more new spaces throughout the school year....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 439 words · Dino Delcid

A Nobel Winner Pioneers The Personal Genome

Two years ago Watson agreed to become the first person to have his genome sequenced and made public. A biotech company, 454 Life Sciences, has now determined, from a blood sample, every one of the 6 billion chemical “letters” (designated A, T, C and G) that make up the DNA in Watson’s cells. He will see his genetic blueprint on May 30. The next day it will be posted in a National Institutes of Health database for all the world to look at and, in the case of experts, deduce whether his genes have spellings (ATTCGT … ) associated with diseases, intelligence, neuroticism, risk-taking, belief in God, shyness and all the other traits that biologists have linked to genes....

January 15, 2023 · 9 min · 1760 words · Ernesto Gary

A Partnership Made In Heaven

But the emporium’s visitors are shopping–a lot. While most of the luxury industry is in the economic doldrums, Dolce & Gabbana is thriving. Last year, as its competitors scaled back forecasts, the company posted a 41 percent increase in revenues, to 445 million euros. In addition to the men’s store, the company recently opened a dozen new boutiques in Japan and is renovating two shops in Milan–for its accessories and its vintage collections....

January 15, 2023 · 4 min · 812 words · Tommy Martinez

A Philosopher In Football Wenger S Former Translator Revisits Memories Of Specialist Arsenal Manager

Some would define that statement as a reachable dream and it certainly dovetailed with Wenger’s own footballing philosophy, as he admitted in an interview with French TV three years ago. “That negates the pressure of immediacy in a fabulous way,” said Wenger. “What becomes of a loss if you project your destiny on a century? I also found that idea extremely generous. Only being a conveyor belt in history, as a part of a movement that is much larger than you are....

January 15, 2023 · 5 min · 1064 words · Jeremy Zimmerman

A Plague Tale Requiem Shouldn T Drop The Ball With Its Dlc Like Innocence

A Plague Tale: Requiem features stealth gameplay that will be familiar to fans of the series, but its story is filled with heartbreaking twists. Some DLC down the road would be a great way to adequately round off the story, leaving players satisfied. It would also be a great way to find out what happened to some beloved characters whose stories end abruptly. RELATED: Stealth Games You Should Try on Xbox Game Pass...

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 540 words · Roy Comstock

A Public Health Expert Explains Why Covid Vaccine Hesitancy Is Finally Shrinking

The number of unvaccinated Americans is shrinking. On July 17, there were 100 million people eligible for vaccination who still hadn’t received a shot. As of August 30, that number has dropped to 81.6 million. This is good news. Every person who is fully vaccinated is one less person who remains at the highest risk of hospitalization and death due to COVID-19. This week, America achieved a vaccination rate of 875,000 doses per day....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 460 words · Robert Livingston

A Quiet Revolution

But appearances, as usual, are deceiving. Appleton in fact has been profoundly changed by the women’s movement-and over the past 20 years the city has made remarkable progress toward what used to be known, derisively, as “women’s lib.” It is now perfectly OK for women to take leadership roles in local politics—and it is OK for women to be recognized as business leaders, too. There are women cops and women firefighters, and there are women in managerial jobs in local business and government....

January 15, 2023 · 7 min · 1349 words · Raul Glancy

A Review Of The 2014 F1 Calendar The Good And The Bad

The notable omissions(but expected one’s) from the draft calendar which was proposed by the FIA in September, were New Jersey(USA), Mexico and Korea which were marked as provisional at that time. This helped the race calendar be brought down to the current number at 19 races instead of the bloated 22. While it was already decided that India will miss the calendar for 2015 due to multiple roadblocks, the return of Austria(after increased pressure from the Austrian team Red-Bull), at the revamped Red Bull Ring, and the long-awaited arrival of Russia at a new venue at Sochi are the two new additions on next season’s schedule....

January 15, 2023 · 5 min · 946 words · Glenn Keen

A Simple Social Security Solution

Before we get our fruit baskets out, an aside to those who insist the trust fund is just plummy: if that’s the case, why not solve Social Security’s problems by printing up a $12 trillion Treasury bond and putting it into the fund? Do you see why that won’t work? Then why would a $1.2 trillion fund work? Now to the baskets. The fund owns Treasury securities because it’s required by law to own only securities guaranteed by the federal government....

January 15, 2023 · 4 min · 647 words · Jessica Martino

A Southern Soap Sans Suds

We head south instead, to Cajun country, where the New York actress grew up. Her career cut short, she withdraws to the funky, abandoned family manse in Louisiana to drink, curse and abuse a series of nurses, none of whom can cope with May-Alice’s belligerence. But Chantelle (Alfre Woodard) sticks around. She knows how to hold her own, though her eyes, which can look as startled as a deer’s caught in headlights, suggest she’s not a pillar of strength herself....

January 15, 2023 · 2 min · 390 words · Ruby Bass

A Major Bachelorette Plot Twist Could See An Unexpected Man Make Tayshia S Final 2

Now down to just three men, Adams is about to enter her fantasy-suite dates. The overnight time, with no cameras, provides Adams a chance to get to know the men better without the pressure of filming the television show. But will Smith, somehow, get a rose? A press release for Monday night’s episode teases that one man is “anxious” about his future with Adams, but the main drama appears to be Smith’s return....

January 14, 2023 · 2 min · 373 words · Joseph Lifford

A Medical Meccas Master Of Microsurgery

Fakhouri wound up on the operating table of Dr. Eyal Gur, a plastic surgeon and head of the Microsurgery Unit at the Sourasky Medical Center in Tel Aviv. Sourasky is one of the leading centers for treatment of patients suffering paralysis of the face as a result of neurological disorders, which often leave the corners of the mouth frozen. After complicated surgery, Fakhouri regained enough control over his facial muscles to do something he hadn’t done since the accident: crack a smile....

January 14, 2023 · 2 min · 220 words · Oren Powell

A Memoir Blue Coming To Xbox Game Pass On Day One In March

Unfortunately, indie game fans will need to wait a few more months before finding out. Developer Cloisters Interactive just announced that it’s delaying the game until March 24th, 2022. There is some good news for Game Pass subscribers, though, as A Memoir Blue arrives on Game Pass the same day. RELATED: The Artful Escape Confirms PlayStation, Switch Release Date A Memoir Blue follows a champion swimmer named Miriam. On the day of her greatest triumph, Miriam finds herself looking back on her childhood memories of a trip she took with her mother....

January 14, 2023 · 2 min · 400 words · Darren Haycook

A Messy Man City Divorce Why Pep Could Sell Star Man Aguero

He just might. It is important to point out straight off the bat that Aguero is not in the same boat as Joe Hart, Yaya Toure and, to a lesser extent, Vincent Kompany. Messi sets new Champions League record Guardiola decided before he had even left Bayern Munich that he wanted rid of Hart and Toure, and City was open to the idea of selling Kompany this summer before those plans were changed when he suffered a long-term thigh injury in May....

January 14, 2023 · 5 min · 859 words · Constance Brown

A Plague Tale Innocence How To Beat Vitalis

Confronting Vitalis is the final event of Chapter 16 before players can move on to the epilogue chapter and complete the narrative. It can take a long time to beat A Plague Tale: Innocence, but it’s worth the investment to take part in this legendary battle. Players will have to muster all the skills they’ve learned throughout their time in the game to claim victory. RELATED: A Plague Tale: Requiem Coming in 2022, Debuting on Xbox Game Pass...

January 14, 2023 · 3 min · 491 words · Jeffrey Holmes

A Plague Tale Requiem Devs Ask Fans Not To Spoil The Game For Each Other

Taking place during the Hundred Years War and the height of The Black Plague, the first game crossed realistic history with some fantasy elements. The story focused on a brother and sister who attempted to make their way across rat-infested/war-torn France as Inquisitors of the Catholic Church pursued them for unknown reasons. Well received by critics, A Plague Tale: Innocence went on to sell over a million copies worldwide, and a sequel was put into development....

January 14, 2023 · 2 min · 404 words · Charles Diaz

A Prehistoric Foraging Strategy May Be Why We Eat More Around Friends Study Suggests

The study, published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition on October 4, was based on a meta-analysis of 42 previously conducted studies into the “social facilitation” of food consumption, according to a release from the University of Birmingham in England. The analysis found that a person’s meals could be 29 to 48 percent larger when they ate with friends as opposed to when they ate alone, according to the British Psychological Society....

January 14, 2023 · 2 min · 386 words · Allen Pein

A Pro Mma Fighter Talks Training Injuries And Ronda Rousey

These questions originally appeared on Quora. Ask a question, get a great answer. Learn from experts and access insider knowledge. You can follow Quora on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+. Answers by Ramiro Ruiz, pro MMA fighter: Q: How many hours a week do serious amateur and professional MMA fighters train? Around 24 hrs a week. An example of the week can be:Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 2 or 3 sessions a day, 5 hrs total....

January 14, 2023 · 3 min · 460 words · Walter Vega

A Question For Thomas

January 14, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Charles Lauer

A Remake Of The Original Witcher Game Would Be Worthwhile

The first Witcher game was somewhat of a risk for CD Projekt Red, as while The Witcher series was enormously popular in Poland, there were uncertainties about the game’s international appeal. Sapkowski had no interest in video games and even chose to be paid upfront rather than in royalties, which shows how little faith there was in this game series. While the third game was a well-polished game all around, the first game has some bumpy edges that could be smoothed in a remake....

January 14, 2023 · 5 min · 929 words · Adam Taylor