The COVID-19 crisis has hit some parts of Colorado harder than others, and of those places that seemed to have avoided the hardest hits, the most surprising may have been El Paso County, home of Colorado Springs. That county briefly led Colorado in deaths attributed to the new coronavirus as …
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The Borexino detector. Credit: Borexino A team of researchers working on the Borexino project have announced that they have observed carbon / nitrogen / oxygen (CNO) fusion neutrinos from the sun for the first time. Group spokesman Gioacchino Ranucci, a physicist at the University of Milan, announced the observation at …
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As the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship prepares to return to action with the IMSA WeatherTech 240 In Daytona on Saturday, July 4, the sanctioning body today announced date changes for three upcoming WeatherTech Champions and date changes for other series sanctioned by IMSA. The weekend of the Sahlen’s Six Hours …
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You alone to know her son is going to bully X Æ A-12. Photo: Matt Baron / Shutterstock / Matt Baron / Shutterstock Congratulations Julia Roberts, you will be a great-aunt. Emma Roberts welcomes a new Chanel to this messy big brotherhood we call life. We weekly Reports that Nancy …
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Many banks and brokerage houses were using their own company’s money to invest in derivatives, such as mortgage-backed securities and other complex financial instruments. The eventual collapse of the subprime mortgage market (loans to borrowers with poor credit histories) created a ripple effect that led to the collapse of Bear …
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