The parents of the 29-year-old gunman who opened fire on a Dallas immigration facility in September told police their son was “completely normal” before he moved to Washington state and returned home several years ago, believing he had “radiation sickness” and was “allergic to plastic,” according to newly released records. Joshua Jahn had begun wearing cotton gloves to avoid contact …
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Musician Thought She Had a Muscle Strain from Playing the Bagpipes. What She Learned Next Put Her 'Mind in a Spin' – AOL.com
Musician Thought She Had a Muscle Strain from Playing the Bagpipes. What She Learned Next Put Her ‘Mind in a Spin’ AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News Source link
Read More »I thought wireless CarPlay and Android Auto were a must have but I was wrong — here’s why
Early on when I first started testing EVs, I got spoiled by how I could access Android Auto and CarPlay wirelessly in them. The fact that I could start my car and have my phone’s functionality seamlessly at my disposal through the main dashboard display was game changing. That’s been my method over the past year testing out the best …
Read More »I thought Obsidian was enough, until I paired it with Perplexity
Obsidian has been the backbone of my note-taking for a while now. I love how it lets me link ideas and keep everything organized in one place. The Obsidian Canvas is one of my top features for brainstorming and mind mapping, and the Graph view is also an underrated tool for comprehensive overviews. But sometimes, no matter how meticulously I …
Read More »Young techie thought his stress, memory lapses were due to work burnout. But it was one common vitamin deficiency, finds Hyderabad neurologist
If you’ve been feeling foggy, forgetful, or constantly moody and brushing it off as “just stress,” you might want to think again. A Hyderabad-based neurologist, Dr Sudhir Kumar, recently shared a real-life case that proves how what we often dismiss as burnout could actually be a serious health issue hiding in plain sight — a Vitamin B12 deficiency. And the …
Read More »LAFD thought the Jan. 1 Palisades fire was out. It didn’t use thermal imaging to confirm
Los Angeles firefighters did not use thermal imaging technology to detect lingering embers underground after a New Year’s Day fire in Pacific Palisades that flared up days later to become one of the most destructive infernos in the city’s history. Interim Fire Chief Ronnie Villanueva said in an interview Wednesday that fire officials decided against employing the technology, which would …
Read More »Winds On Mars Are Faster Than Thought, Analysis Of 1,039 Dust Devils Over 20 Years Shows
The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express and ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter are excellent spacecraft that have provided insights into the Red Planet time and time again. They are also capable of doing things beyond their standard job. They recently looked at interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. They were also used to measure the winds on the surface of Mars, something that …
Read More »Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is losing water ‘like a fire hose’ on full blast — and it’s ‘rewriting what we thought we knew’ about alien star systems
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS began blasting water “like a fire hose” before it was anywhere near the sun, according to a recent study. Researchers observed the comet scattering water unusually early in a discovery that sheds light on how the building blocks of life are distributed across other planetary systems. Initial James Webb Space Telescope observations have suggested that 3I/ATLAS …
Read More »Jimmy Kimmel Thought His Show Might Not Return After Stations Boycott
In the hours after ABC benched “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and both the Sinclair and Nexstar affiliate groups said they would put the show on indefinite hiatus, Kimmel thought the show might be over for good. He figured that might be a real possibility after Sinclair shared a list of demands (including an apology) from Kimmel before it would reinstate his …
Read More »Dust storms around the Great Salt Lake more frequent than previously thought
Editor’s note: This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative, a solutions journalism initiative that partners news, education and media organizations to help inform people about the plight of the Great Salt Lake. SALT LAKE CITY — Health risks associated with dust pollution continue to kick up interest in the Great Salt Lake, and new research shows Utah’s …
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