Frank Wilczek has a special fondness for rainbows. It’s not just the show-stopping, full-arc-across-the-sky rainbows that catch the Nobel laureate’s eye. He’s equally transfixed by the array of color that shows up on soap bubbles, in sprays of water and in prisms. “There are rainbows… Read More »Talking God, science and religion with theoretical physicist Frank Wilczek
Franchising technology has come a long way from the “old days” of paper loyalty cards updated with a pen and mailing standardized marketing materials to each franchisee. New cloud-based software and platforms have allowed brands and their franchisees to go paperless, while also gaining invaluable… Read More »How 4 franchise brands are leveraging technology
With other students’ eyes on her, Wicahpi Medicine’s heart raced, but as she started dancing, she felt proud to embody her Lakota heritage. The beads on her jingle dress di lei swished and her long braids bounced as she moved quickly and lightly in her… Read More »‘We’re still here’: past and present collide at a Native American boarding school | Native Americans
Culturally tailored lifestyle coaching can help Black adults with hypertension improve their blood pressure control, new Kaiser Permanente research shows. Improving blood pressure control is key to reducing risk for stroke, heart attack, and other hypertension-related health problems. Black adults have the highest rates of… Read More »Lifestyle coaching can help improve blood pressure control in Black adults with hypertension
Macro Trends Advisors LLC founding partner Mitch Roschelle argues wages aren’t keeping up with inflation, which means people may have to get paid more in an attempt to incentivize them to get back into the workforce. Macro Trends Advisors LLC founding partner Mitch Roschelle warned… Read More »US economy on ‘shaky footing,’ investment expert warns
Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, atop the United Launch Alliance Atlas-V rocket, arrives at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station launch pad in Florida. Credit: NASA / Joel Kowsky UPDATE (7 pm EDT): During Wednesday evening’s daily planning conference, the International Space Station crew was notified of… Read More »Starliner Launching Thursday, Crew Works Science and Medical Training – Space Station
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Nishan Ahluwalia woke up on a January morning to a shock. His new Range Rover di lui was gone from the driveway of his Brampton home. To his surprise, the thieves had somehow evaded detection, bypassing the motion-sensor security cameras watching the driveway – leaving… Read More »Special devices, black market tech and guns: The tools behind the GTA’s car-theft crime wave
HANOI, May 22 (Vietnam News / ANN): The Mekong Delta’s famed floating markets, where local specialty produce is sold on boats, provide a unique scene that draws both local and foreign visitors. Researchers say that the floating markets were established to meet local goods distribution… Read More »Preserving the Mekong Delta’s floating markets is important part of culture and tourism, says researchers in Vietnam
ST. LOUIS – In early 2020, COVID-19 patients began streaming into the Barnes-Jewish Hospital intensive care unit where Garrett Ambuehl worked. Some of the normal support staff were pulled back to limit the risk of exposure, leaving Ambuehl and other nurses with more responsibilities, and… Read More »‘Day after day’: Why COVID left a record number of nurses quitting at one St. Louis hospital | Coronavirus
Photographs by Simbarashe Cha, Rose Marie Cromwell, Michael Tyrone Delaney, Eli Durst, Holly Lynton, OK McCausland, Jake Michaels, Ricardo Nagaoka, Irina Rozovsky and Justin J Wee, all for The New York Times.Essay by Torrey Peters Last month, after a nearly two year hiatus, Anna Wintour… Read More »Parsing American Style – The New York Times
