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Death toll in Assam rises to 11 as Met dept predicts more rain

HindustanTimes.com 

Nearly 90% of Kaziranga National Park, the largest habitat of one-horned rhinos, has been inundated by flood waters and most wild animals are seeking safety at higher grounds in neighbouring Karbi Anglong district.

Jeurys Familia has Mets bullpen prediction for the second half

New York Post (sports) 

MIAMI — Jeurys Familia’s attempt at resurrecting his season will include a steady oversight from a trusted presence. In deciding on a new bullpen coach last month, team officials put a heavy emphasis on Ricky Bones’ past working relationship with Familia, according to a club source. Familia has a 7.50 ERA in his nightmarish season,...

I'm Convinced That Trigger Warnings Don't Work

Real Clear Science 

Shannon Palus, Slate
Trigger warnings just don't help, Payton Jones, a clinical psychology doctoral student at Harvard, tweeted alongside a preprint of his new paper. He further explained that the paper actually suggests that trigger warnings might even be harmful.

Greg Vendetti Overwhelms Michael Anderson to Win a Decision in Boston

BoxingInsider.com 

By: Paul Yates

Greg Vendetti steamrolled an outclassed but game Michael Anderson last night to win an easy 12 round decision. The final scores were 120-106, 120-108, and 120-108. The Boston super-welterweight unleashed a bruising, relentless body attack throughout the match and, as a result of the win, moves his pro record to 22-3-1 with 12 KO's. Although Anderson survived until the final bell, he struggled desperately to survive in most rounds, and reached the finish line with both eyes badly swollen. Читать дальше...

Two Dead From Unknown Respiratory Virus. What Is It?

Real Clear Science 

Alex B. Berezow, ACSH
A news report from Virginia says that two people are dead and 18 have been hospitalized following an outbreak of an unknown respiratory infection at a retirement community. What could it possibly be?Typically, when outbreaks of deadly respiratory infections occur in an isolated area, one of the potential culprits that comes immediately to mind is Legionella pneumophila.



Power Restored After Widespread Blackout Hits Manhattan

NBCwashington.com 

Seen from the air, a large section of Manhattan's Upper West Side and Midtown neighborhoods sit coated in darkness during a partial blackout, July 13, 2019 in the Manhattan borough of New York City.

The First-Ever Photo of Quantum Entanglement

Real Clear Science 

Fiona MacDonald, Science Alert
In an incredible first, scientists have captured the world's first actual photo of quantum entanglement - a phenomenon so strange Einstein famously described it as 'spooky action at a distance'.The image was captured by physicists at the University of Glasgow in Scotland, and it's so breathtaking we can't stop staring.

Why Practically No One Is Anti-Science

Real Clear Science 

Marc Brazeau, Genetic Literacy Project
Several years ago, science blogger Keith Kloor made a few excellent points about the increasingly frequent use of the phrase anti-science, citing a tweet made by the Genetic Literacy Project as an example of how the phrase has become part of the public discourse.

Supermassive Black Holes on a Collision Course?

Real Clear Science 

Alison Klesman, Discover
By now, merging black holes and the gravitational waves they produce are a scientific surety. Astronomers have observed several black hole mergers, all between stellar-mass black holes less than 100 times the mass of our sun. But no mergers between supermassive black holes, those with masses millions or billions times that of our star, have ever been seen; and in fact, astronomers wonder how likely such a smash-up would be.

What Are Intermediate-Mass Black Holes?

Real Clear Science 

Jake Parks, Astronomy
Black holes have long served as fodder for science fiction and for good reason. These unimaginably dense objects contain so much matter trapped in such a small volume that their gravity is strong enough to prevent even light from escaping their surfaces.Although the first prediction of a black hole was made nearly 250 years ago by the English philosopher and clergyman John Michell, the first black hole candidate, Cygnus X-1, wasn't discovered until 1971.

Parents Are Feeding Parasites to Their Kids With Autism

Real Clear Science 

Leah Shaffer, Atlantic
Every two weeks, Alex Chinitz swallows the strangest of brews: fruit juice with 20 to 30 larvae of Hymenolepis diminuta mixed in. That fancy Latin word is the name of a helmintha tapeworm, to be precisethat can grow to 30 centimeters.The larvae Alex drinks are not visible, nor can he taste them. They are encased in tiny cysts, and under a microscope, they look like seedsonly with eyespots and tails.

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The Peopling of the Americas

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Dyani Lewis, Cosmos Magazine
Exactly when and how the first people populated the final continental frontiers of North and South America has been a subject of debate for more than a century. We might be getting closer to an answer, however.Recent technological advances have seen genetic and archaeological evidence converge on an increasingly consistent narrative, according to a review in the journal Science by anthropologist Michael Waters from Texas A&M University, US.

Allegheny National Forest to Host Smokey Bear’s 75th Birthday Celebration on August 10

GantDaily.com 

WARREN, Pa. – The USDA Forest Service – Allegheny National Forest is hosting Smokey Bear’s 75th birthday celebration on Saturday, August 10, 2019, at the Kinzua Beach pavilion area. The event is from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. In addition to wishing Smokey Bear a Happy Birthday, the forest service will have several activities for […]

Bracing for the ICE crackdown: ‘I worry for my kids. I can try to protect them’ - Los Angeles Times

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  1. Bracing for the ICE crackdown: ‘I worry for my kids. I can try to protect them’  Los Angeles Times
  2. ICE Raids:How US Cities Are Preparing  NPR
  3. Atlanta mayor: We heard about ICE raids via Twitter  CNN
  4. Americans do not support Trump's ICE raids | TheHill  The Hill
  5. No matter where you stand politically, ICE raids will be heart-wrenching to watch | Opinion  Miami Herald
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