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Southwest to make improvements to winter equipment, staffing following holiday meltdown

Southwest Airlines pledged Tuesday to improve its winter operations and modernize its technology following a massive holiday meltdown that spurred the cancellation of nearly 17,000 flights and stranded scores of flyers. In particular, the Dallas-based carrier plans to purchase more de-icing trucks, engine covers and heaters, as well as hire more winter staff. Additionally, Southwest said it would…

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Westminster Astronomical Society ramps up spring events with star party and planetarium visit – EuroJournal

“What’s up?” It might seem like a simple question, but it has kept one Westminster group transfixed for decades. Members of the Westminster Astronomical Society and other attendees had a stellar time observing the wonders of the night sky Saturday night during a star party and planetarium display. The astronomy club was responsible for organizing the free event at Bear Branch Nature Center, 300…

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Samsung might launch a new AirTag rival this year

Samsung is not the first brand that comes to mind when you are out shopping for an object tracker. That kind of consumer trust and appeal is currently commanded by Tile, which kickstarted the trend, and Apple’s popular AirTag. However, Samsung wants to wiggle its way into that space with yet another object tracker that’s destined to arrive soon. Citing unnamed sources, SamMobile reports that…

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Our Readers Write: La Jolla secession, food composting

La Jolla could use more transparency from secession group It is my feeling that my 30-plus years of residency should qualify me for having an experiential perspective relating to La Jolla’s present status as a city of San Diego component. Needless to say, the important decision pertaining to La Jolla’s possibly seeking independence from the city and the determination of those actions necessary to…

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How to Adjust Your Mindset to Succeed in Your Trading Career

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Every trader’s goal is to achieve greater success. They want more consistency, more profits and more time to enjoy life. These goals are very worthy, but few traders achieve them. Do you relate to this? Every day, week, month or year, you set profit goals (I’ll earn “x” amount of profits), you set rules (I’ll follow my trading…

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Collecting Dividends in Your Brokerage Account? This Could Be the Best Thing to Do With Them

It’s all about the long-term rewards. Key points Dividend-paying stocks offer investors multiple ways to earn money. If you’re collecting dividends, reinvesting that money is a great way to make the most of it. Any money you need for near-term savings goals or emergencies should sit in your savings account. That way, you won’t risk losing out on principal. But if you’re saving for a long-term…

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Google's Pixel 8 Pro may look like a rounded Pixel 7

Google hasn’t even announced the Pixel 7a, but that isn’t stopping leakers from claiming to know something about the Pixel 8 series. OnLeaks and Smartprix have shared what they say are renders of the Pixel 8 Pro design. At first glance, it appears to be a subtle evolution of the Pixel 7 Pro. The corners are more rounded to avoid digging into your palm, and the three-lens rear camera array (main,…

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Fury of the Gods’ Box Office Opening Weekend Estimates – EuroJournal

©Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett C “Shazam: Fury of the Gods” is expected to take the box office crown from “Scream VI” when the superhero sequel opens in theaters over the weekend. But don’t expect Billy Batson and company to break any DC franchise records. The “Shazam” sequel is aiming to collect a so-so $35 million to $40 million between Friday and Sunday, based on early estimates. Unless the…

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Garrett Bradbury & Vikings Agree to Terms; Center to Remain in Minnesota

“I think just as a unit, everything was clicking a little better. I had more reps with Ezra [Cleveland] and Ed [Ingram] grew so much throughout the year, and we just had a good time playing together,” Bradbury said in January. “I’d like to think we’re a physical group, and I love how each of us play the game. I know how Brian [O’Neill] and [Christian Darrisaw] approach the game and the effort…

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Hidden Danger in Your Groundwater? Widely Used Chemical Linked to 500% Increased Risk of Parkinson’s

Summary: Trichloroethylene (TCE), a widely used chemical used in decaffeinated coffee, metal degreasers, and dry cleaning clothes formulas, has been linked to a 500% increased risk of Parkinson’s disease. Source: University of Rochester A common and widely used chemical may be fueling the rise of the world’s fastest growing brain condition—Parkinson’s disease. For the past 100 years,…

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Check out the winners of this year’s Gallery of Soft Matter Physics – Ars Technica

Enlarge / Brown University scientists used two 3D-printed plastic disks to explore the Cheerios effect. A. Hooshanginejad et al., 2023 Scientific research often produces striking visuals, and this year’s winners of the Gallery of Soft Matter Physics are no exception. Selected during the American Physical Society March Meeting last week in Las Vegas, Nevada, the winning video entries featured the…

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Poland ready to provide fighter jets

Poland could provide Ukraine with MiG-29 fighter jets within four to six weeks if a coalition of allies signs off on the plan, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said Tuesday. Morawiecki said last week that Poland was prepared to provide Soviet-designed MiG-29 jets to Ukraine as part of a coalition of countries. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has urged allies to provide the jets, and…

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Ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan says arrest attempt ‘totally illegal’ | Politics News

Khan tells Al Jazeera an arrest warrant is a politically motivated attempt to ‘remove him’ from upcoming elections. Tensions have flared in Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore after police arrived outside the home of former Prime Minister Imran Khan to arrest him for failing to appear in court on Monday over corruption charges. Police on Tuesday fired tear gas and water cannon as hundreds of…

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A Fintech Boom Nobody Saw Coming: Pakistani Apps Make Their Mark on the Global Stage

Pakistan’s fintech industry has seen a significant rise in recent years, with a number of local apps gaining popularity among consumers and businesses alike. These apps, which provide financial services through technology, have made it easier and more convenient for people to access financial services, especially in remote or undeserved areas – becoming more convenient for consumers to use than…

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New Study Reveals The 10 Best Countries For Startups

sabthai / Depositphotos The Czech Republic ranks as the best country for startups in 2023 The Philippines, Egypt, and India are considered the least favorable countries for startups European countries are the best for quality of life and happiness, while Egypt leads the way for affordable living costs February 2023: Starting a business can be a daunting task, and the choices entrepreneurs make…

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IBM, NASA Will Use AI to Improve Climate Change Research

IBM is collaborating with NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center to use artificial intelligence for climate change research in an effort to make research analysis of these large datasets easier and faster, according to an announcement Wednesday.  The research will use IBM’s AI foundation model technology and NASA’s Earth and geospatial science data, specifically NASA’s Earth-observing satellite…

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Two decades after the Columbia disaster, is NASA’s safety culture fixed?

Enlarge / During the launch of space shuttle Columbia in 2003 a chunk of foam fell off the external tank and struck the orbiter’s left wing. NASA Leaden skies and chilly air greeted Milt Heflin 20 years ago today when he pulled into the large parking lot outside Mission Control at Johnson Space Center in Houston. Although space shuttle Columbia was due to return to Earth after a two-week…