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Preps You Make Before A Tornado, And Actions During, Could Be Difference Between Life & Death

In addition to 'Tornado Alley,' there's also 'Dixie Alley' - areas that seem like twister magnets

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Italian Archaeologists Discover Skeletal Remains In Mass Grave Of Fighters In Roman Empire-Era Battle

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FILE - A man walks by a Nintendo Switch display at an electronics retail chain store in Tokyo, on Oct. 13, 2021.

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Game On: Nintendo Gives Preview Of Nintendo Switch 2, Which Is Set To Launch In June

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FILE - Cars are submerged on a freeway flooded in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey near downtown Houston, Texas, on Aug. 27, 2017.

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What Determines A 100-Year Flood?

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White House Plans Meeting About Possible Investors For TikTok, Could Save Social Site From Ban

Talking to reporters on Air Force Once, Trump said he would “like to see TikTok remain alive.”

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Botanist Carolyn Whiting viewing the wooly devil flower, by then withering,

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Tiny Flower, Never Known Before, Discovered In West Texas

“The fact that there’s still species out there that had slipped under the radar is pretty remarkable.”

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Antarctic Iceberg The Size Of Chicago Breaks Off, Reveals Thriving Undersea Ecosystem

An iceberg the size of Chicago broke off am Antarctic ice shelf to reveal a thriving ecosystem underneath, according to researchers.

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AI Is ‘Here To Stay’: Can Faith Meet Technology?

Shiloh Baptist Church in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, does not employ a graphic designer, social media manager, video producer or editor. What it does have, however, is...

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Source: kentuckytoday.com

Workers install lighting on an "X" sign atop the company headquarters, formerly known as Twitter, in downtown San Francisco

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Elon Musk Sells X (Twitter) .... To Himself For $33B In All-Stock Deal

It's not clear if the move will change anything for X users — xAI already uses data from X user posts to train its artificial intelligence models and paying X users have access to its AI chatbot, Grok.

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Former Intel CEO Expands Role At Gloo To Shape Faith & Technology For 'Good'

The faith ecosystem in the U.S. alone spans approximately 450,000 churches, faith networks and nonprofits, but has been slow to adopt digital technology.

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Source: christianpost.com

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AI - Artificial Intelligence - Can Experience 'Hallucinations' That Can Impact Your Life

From courtrooms where AI software is used to make sentencing decisions to health insurance companies that use algorithms to determine a patient’s eligibility for coverage, AI hallucinations can have life-altering consequences. They can even be life-threatening: Autonomous vehicles use AI to detect obstacles, other vehicles and pedestrians.

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First-Ever HD Video Of A Stunning Lunar Sunset

Firefly’s Blue Ghost lander also captured its first sunrise on the Moon

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While the change may sound alarming to some privacy-minded users, it was not widely used or available.

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Amazon Now Ending Little-Used Privacy Option That Let Echo Users Opt Out Of Sending Recordings To Company

eople still have the option to prevent Alexa from saving voice recordings.

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“There are five different objects in space maneuvering in and out around each other, in synchronicity and in control."

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Space Wars? 5 Chinese Satellites Practiced 'Dogfighting,' Space Force Says

The demonstrations of the ability to synchronize movements of several satellites at once are relatively new, piling on to a long list of growing adversary space capabilities

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Source: breakingdefense.com