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There are spoilers ahead. Before you read on, you might want to try solving today’s puzzle.front cutconstructor: Wendy L. BrandesEditor: Amanda LufkinComments from Today’s Crossword ConstructorWendy: Congratulations to Sally and USA Today for creating this great new site! This is a great resource for solvers and constructors. “CUTS IN FRONT” is a throwback to my childhood when friends would suggest “Front Seas” and “Back Seas” while waiting in line. In researching this puzzle, I learned about “bedroom pop,” which is making music in small spaces. My daughter recently started playing the ukulele. I had her in mind when I wrote…
ryan fergusonUniversity of Kentucky The Kentucky Small Business Development Center (SBDC) announced a $300,000 grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to provide coaching and specialized training to existing and new child care small businesses across Kentucky. Kentucky SBDC’s Childcare Initiative seeks to provide technical assistance and training for the child care business sector. Its purpose is to develop and implement new programs to promote the growth and sustainability of child care operations and enable these operations to more effectively serve the Commonwealth’s children. “Kentucky SBDC is excited to embrace and deploy our child care initiative to benefit small…
The content below is purely satirical and completely fictional. On Monday, President Jen Rexford advised Princeton University students and faculty to avoid unnecessary travel to Harvard amid continued political instability at the school. “As much as we all would love to see the Charles River clowns dismembered, it is too dangerous,” Rexford University wrote in a university-wide email. Harvard University has rapidly descended into turmoil over the past two months. The university’s president resigned in January, and its undergraduate co-president was also fired last week. Harvard University police on Wednesday seized a cache of ski masks and night-vision goggles, thwarting…
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The US edition of the Guardian is trying hard to capture some of the political advertising money spent during this election period. This is the first time a publisher has done something like this, said Luis Romero, the company’s senior vice president and head of North American sales.Until now, the U.S. Guardian and its U.K. division only considered political ads on a case-by-case basis, a company spokeswoman said, adding that in the U.S., the publisher had only conducted one inbound campaign for a political candidate. He has only been there twice. Romero did not provide specific details. But going forward,…
Roman Gabriel, one of the leading passers in professional football at the time, whose rocket arm and imposing physique accentuated his physique for 16 seasons starting in 1962, passed away on Saturday at his home in Little River, South Carolina. He passed away at the age of 83. His death was confirmed by his son Roman Gabriel III, but the cause of death was not disclosed.Gabriel, who played 11 seasons with the Los Angeles Rams and five seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, was 6 feet 2 inches tall, weighed about 235 pounds (hefty weight for a quarterback at the time),…
Written by Noor Nanjiculture reporterApril 21, 2024Updated 1 hour agoimage source, Getty Imagesimage caption, Spice Girls in their 1990s heydayAll five members of the Spice Girls have reunited, but perhaps not in the way you expected.Victoria Beckham, Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton, Geri Horner and Melanie Chisholm, also known as Posh, Scary, Baby, Ginger and Sporty Spice, celebrate Victoria’s 50th birthday in London on Saturday night gathered at.The bandmates partied like it was 1997 and performed their classic “Stop.”Victoria’s husband, 48, a former England captain, wrote in the caption: “In other words, good luck.”image source, Getty Imagesimage caption, David Beckham was…
The quest for comfortable, yet cool pants is often in vain. If there are many pairs, you can have one but not the other. So when the comfortable pants trend arrives, we pay attention, especially since we’re always on the lookout for alternatives to jeans. And apparently so does Elizabeth Olsen. That trend for her was pajama pants (especially the blue striped ones), which she just wore while running errands in Los Angeles.It’s worth noting that boxer shorts (especially the white ones) were a trend last summer and are poised to make a comeback this year, along with pajama pants.…
In a recent study published in the journal NPJ Digital Medicineresearchers use the United Kingdom (UK) Biobank’s large-scale accelerometer dataset, consisting of 700,000 person-days of unlabeled data, to monitor physical activity levels more accurately and generalizably. I built the model. Research: Self-supervised learning for human activity recognition using 700,000 person-days of wearable data. Image credit: sutadimages / Shutterstock background The healthcare sector is rapidly seeing the development and use of wearable devices with sensors that can be used for health and fitness tracking, remote patient monitoring, clinical trials requiring real-time data, early disease detection, and personalized medicine. Increased has. ,…
Khan told the Geo News program “Naya Pakistan” on Sunday that his PTI had overwhelming support from the people and there was no need to rig elections. Published: April 22, 2024 7:28 AM IST by Ani Representative image islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Ali Muhammad Khan has alleged that the rigging tactics used in the February 8 general election were repeated in Sunday’s by-poll. He said polling officials were coerced in today’s by-poll, Pakistan-based Geo News reported. Khan told the Geo News program “Naya Pakistan” on Sunday that his PTI had overwhelming support from the people and there was no…