Millions of Texans remained without electricity Wednesday morning, although temperatures in most parts of the state rose above freezing, potentially signaling the state’s power grid service could make significant progress to the restored service. Texas’ pockets plunged into widespread power outage on their third day amid extended winter storms, as …
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In general, I would not say that scraping your windshield is a life-threatening activity. In fact, I would usually argue the opposite, given where you live Driving Often considered useful. But I don’t live Vladivostok, where the recent blizzard has caused all sorts of problems, Including rain-soaked concrete slabs on …
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Historians and health professionals say that the “cytokine storm” was a common feature of the 1918 influenza. But how big of a potentially fatal immune response do coronavirus epidemics play? About 500 million people, or a third of the world’s population, became infected with the Spanish flu in 1918. About …
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“Gator Girl” by Christy Croboth on CNBC. Said he thinks there are giant crocodiles on the golf course in Naples, Florida. “I’ve seen giant gators, the largest I’ve ever caught which was 12.5 feet, and it’s so big, they’re huge, they’re out there,” said Croth Woth, a live tracking and …
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Heavy fires have broken out at Kilimanjaro, a major tourist attraction in Kenya and Tanzania, and Africa’s highest peak. The fire broke out on Sunday afternoon and has not yet been captured, according to Tanzanian National Park officials. Brief media release on Twitter Tanzania National Parks (Tanapa) said the fire …
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