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THE LAST MILE
The New Yorker

THE LAST MILE

The aid workers who risk their lives to bring relief to Gaza.

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November 04, 2024
A PIECE OF HER MIND
The New Yorker

A PIECE OF HER MIND

Does the Enlightenment’s great female intellect need rescuing?

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November 04, 2024
SONGS OF WAR
The New Yorker

SONGS OF WAR

Early on in “Blitz,” Rita Hanway (Saoirse Ronan), a London factory worker, puts her nine-year-old son, George (Elliott Heffernan), aboard a train. Rather, George puts himself aboard; he twists angrily free of his mother’s grasp—“I hate you!” he cries—and tears off down the platform.

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6 mins  |
November 04, 2024
From the Wilderness
The New Yorker

From the Wilderness

One morning in the rainy season, I went to bed at 6 a.m. after working all night and was on the verge of falling asleep when I was startled by the sound of my father’s voice coming through the air-conditioner next to my bed.

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November 04, 2024
STAR-CROSSED
The New Yorker

STAR-CROSSED

“Sunset Blud.” and Romeo Juliet,” on Broadway.

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5 mins  |
November 04, 2024
You Are Going to Die - Oliver Burkeman has become an unlikely self-help guru by reminding everyone of their mortality.
The Atlantic

You Are Going to Die - Oliver Burkeman has become an unlikely self-help guru by reminding everyone of their mortality.

"The average human lifespan," Oliver Burkeman begins his 2021 megabest seller, Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, "is absurdly, terrifyingly, insultingly short." In that relatively brief period, he does not want you to maximize your output at work or optimize your leisure activities for supreme enjoyment. He does not want you to wake up at 5 a.m. or block out your schedule in a strictly labeled timeline.

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November 2024
The Elite College Students Who Can't Read Books - To read a book in college, it helps to have read a book in high school.
The Atlantic

The Elite College Students Who Can't Read Books - To read a book in college, it helps to have read a book in high school.

Nicholas Dames has taught Literature Humanities, Columbia University's required greatbooks course, since 1988. He loves the job, but it has changed. Over the past decade, students have become overwhelmed by the reading, College kids have never read everything they're assigned, of course, but this feels different. Dames's students now seem bewildered by the thought of finishing multiple books a semester. His colleagues have noticed the same problem.

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9 mins  |
November 2024
LoRaWAN Goes the Distance at Low Power
Circuit Cellar

LoRaWAN Goes the Distance at Low Power

IoT’s Versatile Protocol for Long-Range, Wide-Area Connectivity

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November 2024
No Blues with Bluetooth!
Circuit Cellar

No Blues with Bluetooth!

Part 6: Bluetooth Cybersecurity Basics

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10+ mins  |
November 2024
Industrial Computers Boost Machine Vision Systems
Circuit Cellar

Industrial Computers Boost Machine Vision Systems

GPU and CPU Performance Drive Rugged Industrial Platforms

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6 mins  |
November 2024
Datasheet: Power Up With DC-DC Converters
Circuit Cellar

Datasheet: Power Up With DC-DC Converters

Application Types Drive Parameters Beyond Efficiency and Density

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November 2024
As a 'Matter of Fact
Circuit Cellar

As a 'Matter of Fact

Inside atest Home Control Consolidation Attempt via Google Home and Matter-over-Thread

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November 2024
Entertainment On Wheels
Circuit Cellar

Entertainment On Wheels

In-Dash Panels Control Head Units, Multiple Displays, Cameras and Sensors

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November 2024
Catching Lightning in an IMU
Circuit Cellar

Catching Lightning in an IMU

Simulating Diffusion-Limited Aggregation with a Raspberry PI RP2040 MCU

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November 2024
D&D Die Roller with Raspberry PI RP2040
Circuit Cellar

D&D Die Roller with Raspberry PI RP2040

Fantastical Project Built with MCU TFT Display and LVGL Graphics

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November 2024
Microchip Makes it Easier to Build Sophisticated GUIs for MPLAB Harmony v3 and Linux Environments
Circuit Cellar

Microchip Makes it Easier to Build Sophisticated GUIs for MPLAB Harmony v3 and Linux Environments

Designers are incorporating Graphical User Interfaces, or GUIs, into more electronic devices to enhance the user experience by providing intuitive and visually appealing interactions with today's modern applications.

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November 2024
Infineon Introduces Industry's First 20 Gbps Universal USB Peripheral Controller
Circuit Cellar

Infineon Introduces Industry's First 20 Gbps Universal USB Peripheral Controller

Infineon Technologies announced the addition of the EZUSBTM FX20 programmable USB peripheral controller to its EZ-USB product family.

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November 2024
Using Amazon Alexa to Control Custom IoT Gadgets
Circuit Cellar

Using Amazon Alexa to Control Custom IoT Gadgets

Integrating Voice Recognition for Smart Home Projects

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November 2024
Librarian loans out wedding dresses!
Woman's World

Librarian loans out wedding dresses!

Since she was a girl, Adele Puccio has loved wedding gowns. It always saddened her that most end up in the back of a closet. But today, this librarian has come up with a beautiful way to recycle these lovely dresses!

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November 04, 2024
"Crocheting finally cured my chronic anxiety!"
Woman's World

"Crocheting finally cured my chronic anxiety!"

A prolonged illness had left Alison Arnoff, 60, with severe stress and worry. Nothing helped her runaway thoughts, until she discovered a fun hobby that restored her calm...and her life!

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November 04, 2024
Money questions answered
Woman's World

Money questions answered

Picture this: You’re in a store or browsing online for a certain item, when another product catches your eye.

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November 04, 2024
The secret to gorgeous hair: Scalp serums
Woman's World

The secret to gorgeous hair: Scalp serums

Adding a scalp serum to your hair-care routine is an easy way to get healthier, thicker hair. Here, affordable options to try based on your scalp needs

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November 04, 2024
"Every day is a new chance to make magic!"
Woman's World

"Every day is a new chance to make magic!"

Food Network star Chef Duff Goldman, 49, is beloved by millions for his charm and whimsy on Kids Baking Championship and hit Baking Championship seasonal series. And this Halloween, he's sharing his magical recipe for turning life's obstacles into opportunities and sweet success

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November 04, 2024
Drop pounds like Ozempic
Woman's World

Drop pounds like Ozempic

We're living in a world full of foods that trigger constant hunger, cravings and thoughts about eating.

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November 04, 2024
"Help me be more persuasive!"
Woman's World

"Help me be more persuasive!"

Whether you want to get a stubborn kiddo to clean their room or disarm an argumentative relative, our experts reveal the art of persuasion

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November 04, 2024
She brings loads of smiles and fun to hospitalized children!
Woman's World

She brings loads of smiles and fun to hospitalized children!

When Malia Litman, who has MS, started volunteering in the library of a children's hospital, her heart broke seeing the kids sad and anxious. Then she started dressing up in fun, colorful costumes and, suddenly, her visits elicited smiles and joy

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3 mins  |
November 04, 2024
Help for receding gums
Woman's World

Help for receding gums

\"Receding gums occur when the gum around a tooth shrinks, exposing the root,\" explains dentist Teresa Yang, DDS. They're a form of gum disease, or periodontitis. \"Anyone is at risk, but it's more likely as we get older due to normal wear and tear,\" affirms dentist Joyce Kahng, DDS. To halt gum recession...

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November 04, 2024
Soothe your fall headache
Woman's World

Soothe your fall headache

Hate missing out on a beautiful autumn day because of a seasonal headache? These tricks tame throbbing fast

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November 04, 2024
Ward off fall viruses
Woman's World

Ward off fall viruses

Heading out on hayrides, going leaf-peeping, preparing for trick-or-treaters—there's so much we love about fall. But dips in temperature and humidity this time of year can cause respiratory viruses such as colds, flu and COVID to spread more easily, a report in the journal The Science of the Total Environment suggests. Fortunately, these strategies increase your immune system's antiviral armor so you can enjoy the season to the fullest

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November 04, 2024
Healthy with fall hobbies!
Woman's World

Healthy with fall hobbies!

Your favorite autumn pastimes are proven health boosters

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November 04, 2024