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[ad_1] View gallery Image Credit: CBS Meg Ryan makes a special appearance during the Kennedy Center Honors special, airing December 27 on CBS. She takes the stage to honor her beloved friend Billy Crystal. Meg, 62, wows in a black strapless gown as she stands before a set of Katz’s Delicatessen, a notable location in…

[ad_1] This is the great bewilderment: that out of a cold austere cosmos arose the roiling wonder of life, from the tiniest archaeans that have “confronted sulfuric boiling black sea bottoms and stayed” to the cathedral of consciousness ringing with music and mathematics and poems about archaeans; that we are here trembling with all this…

[ad_1] As artificial intelligence continues to impact our jobs, we must embrace creativity, intuition, and unpredictability to flourish. Photo by David Rotimi on Unsplash As designers, some of us are at a storybook crossroads. On the one hand, we can survive by adapting and acquiring new, albeit ill-fitting, skills and knowledge destined to transform us…

[ad_1] AC 2: An assassin parkours around 14th century Florence Assassin’s Creed or AC is a franchise built on the idea of a grounded protagonist who can free run and parkour through the environments. Encouraging players to parkour is a key gameplay goal of these games. Therefore there a lot of core design decisions that…

[ad_1] Image Credit: Shutterstock Tori Spelling, 50, may have a new person in her life. The actress was photographed talking to a mystery man while she was holiday shopping in Los Angeles, CA with her daughter Stella, 15, on Friday. In addition to being seen inside the building, near a door, he was seen leaving…

[ad_1] Books show us what it is like to be another and at the same time return us to ourselves. We read to learn how to live — how to love and how to suffer, how to grieve and how to be glad. We read to clarify ourselves and to anneal our values. We read…

[ad_1] Photo: Getty Images Between the $787 million settlement in Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit hinging on the content of his and other colleague’s embarrassing text messages, the impending $2 billion civil suit being pursued by Smartmatic, and the civil suit filed by a former Fox News producer that specifically names Carlson, chairman Rupert Murdoch had…

[ad_1] Probably no other aircraft from World War II are as easily recognized as the shark-mouthed Curtiss P-40s flown by the “Flying Tigers.” Colonel Claire Chennault, leader of the famed American Volunteer Group (AVG), received his P-40s (the export version, or Hawk 81-A3s) when the U.S. government financed 100 P-40Bs, diverted from a British contract.…

[ad_1] Reflections on inequity and injustice throughout the research pipeline One of the phenomena I have noticed and felt is the predatory nature of research, particularly when research participants become “prey”. Courtney Martin’s essay on “The Reductive Seduction of Other People’s Problems” examines how attractive it may seem to work in communities that are ‘underprivileged’…