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...historical norm has been roughly one dzud every half-decade, making for a tough season before more-manageable weather returns. But it's now happening for a fourth consecutive year. The dzud means less grass grows and animals can't fatten up before the winter snow buries the meager feed. Livestock starves, freezes or wanders off to perish in the blizzards. Officials warn that 2.5 million animals could die this winter alone...
...give them to children," says Salford, affirming a message delivered in 2000 by the U.K.'s Stewart Commission on the health effects of mobile phones. So far, however, such warnings have largely been ignored by the young users who send billions of text messages every month and who feed a thriving industry that pitches everything from mobile games to cartoon-themed phone covers to children. Phone makers say they're trying to take a responsible approach to these concerns, rather than simply denying them, a la big tobacco. "We were established to contribute to research on just these kinds...
Pottinger writes romance novels. When she was in college, she trekked to Kendall to feed her paperback bodice-ripper habit. “I wasn’t much of partier,” she says. “It was how I unwound...
Since the close of World War II, the center--better known as Natick Labs--has coaxed teams of scientists to dream up ways to outfit and feed U.S. soldiers. Much of the research and development conducted here has found its way into civilian use in products such as energy bars, freeze-dried coffee and water-repellent fabrics...
Needing a three to tie with 13 seconds left, the Crimson called timeout and set up a play to feed Merchant with Harvey as a decoy. Starting out on the right wing, Harvey made a dash towards the baseline, cutting underneath the basket and off a screen. When he neared Merchant, who would have been the second screener, the Crimson captain darted out towards the right sideline...