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Launched in 2004 by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, September as National Preparedness Month is dedicated to encouraging the public to assess and prepare for local disaster risks and unplanned emergencies. This year, FEMA’s campaign theme is centered around “Lasting Legacies: The Life You’ve Built is Worth Protecting; Prepare for Disasters to Create a Lasting …
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Danielle Walker told Mashed that picking themes is the perfect way to help newbies in the kitchen. She stated, “I always say hold one night or two, because you can go in with great intentions and think that you’re going to cook seven nights a week, but life throws curveballs at you.” The “Against the …
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When a major South Korean memory firm invests over $11 billion in a fab, that raises a couple of eyebrows. But when it comes within a major $100+ billion capital expenditure (CapEx) package, it certainly warrants some attention. Semiconductor business in general and memory business in particular are very cyclical in their nature. Just a year ago …
Oh man, I love this question, so props to Chris for throwing a fun one in here. For what it’s worth, I wouldn’t give any of these three things a super high chance of happening, but if I have to pick one then I’ll go with “C.” First, Spiller is a talented back but rookies …
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – It’s been a rainy Labor Day and with grounds still saturated from the stormy weekend, you’ve probably noticed some flooding on the streets. But, in between pops of rain is when Birmingham Public Works Crews hit the streets to clean out backed up inlets. They’re doing this to try to prevent …
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Jacki Fellows, owner of Studio J Florals in Cranston, places into a vase a selection of her hand-crafted Sola-wood flower arrangements on display at the Westerly Farmers Market on Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 31, 2022. Sola-wood, also known as Balsa-wood, creates an artificially hand-crafted product, which, unlike real flowers, is always in season, never needs water, …
Jacki Fellows, owner of Studio J Florals in Cranston, places into a vase a selection of her hand-crafted Sola-wood flower arrangements on display at the Westerly Farmers Market on Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 31, 2022. Sola-wood, also known as Balsa-wood, creates an artificially hand-crafted product, which, unlike real flowers, is always in season, never needs water, …
House Democratic leaders are working on a tentative plan to take up a temporary spending bill the week of Sept. 12 that would extend current government funding levels through Dec. 16, sources familiar with the discussions said. That end date is the House’s adjournment target for the 117th Congress, and it could still shift in …
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FAYETTEVILLE — Cincinnati coach Luke Fickell was eager to make up for a mistake made. On Tuesday, looking back at the Bearcats’ matchup against No. 1 Alabama in the College Football Playoff semifinal last December, Fickell admitted that he did not do an adequate job preparing his team for the atmosphere they would walk into …
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Some really big pumpkins are being prepared for entry into this year’s Topsfield Fair Giant Pumpkin Competition. One local gourd grower has quite the track record — despite his age. “Right now, it’s estimated at 1,020 pounds,” said Henry Swenson. At just 20, Swenson has a passion for pumpkins.”During my days off, I’m out here …