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Google’s new AI-powered ‘Learn About’ tool makes educational research interactive and engaging

Google is piloting "Learn About," an innovative AI learning tool using the LearnLM AI model. Unlike standard chatbots, "Learn About" offers an interactive approach, incorporating quizzes, lists, and contextual information for a deeper understanding. Currently in limited release, the platform emphasizes reliable educational sources, setting it apart from general AI tools.




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Melbourne makes history with world’s first 3D printed jet engine

Melbourne’s Monash University and Amearo Engineering have captured the attention of global aviation industry giants by creating the world’s first 3-D printed jet engine. The manufacturing breakthrough will lead to cheaper, lighter and more fuel efficient jets, and will result in advances in medical technology, according to engineers and researchers.





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How a Republican trifecta makes way for Trump’s rightwing agenda




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Amazon Makes It Harder for Disabled Employees to Work From Home - Bloomberg





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Blake Montgomery Makes Debut For Knights

Bermudian ice hockey player Blake Montgomery made his debut for the London Knights in their 8-7 win away to Guelph in the Ontario Hockey League [OHL] yesterday [November 10]. Montgomery has joined Knights on an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement. The forward, who was drafted by National Hockey League [NHL] team the Ottawa Senators in […]




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Lo & Sons makes some of the best travel bags we've ever tried, including our favorite crossbody bag — plus, its weekender bags are 50% off right now

The Lo & Sons Aoyama travel purse is one of its best designs yet. We also compare its totes and weekender bags, which make commuting a lot more comfortable.




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Watch: Trump Makes His 'Triumphant Return' to Washington, DC

It was a scene that made conservatives celebrate — and caused liberals’ blood to boil. President-elect Donald Trump strode down the steps of an airplane Wednesday morning, making a victor’s […]

The post Watch: Trump Makes His 'Triumphant Return' to Washington, DC appeared first on The Western Journal.




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Imane Khelif Makes Big Statement On Leaked Report That Sparked Gender Row

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, who won the gold medal at the Paris Olympics 2024, has been at the centre of a major controversy.




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"Make It Fiction...": Elon Musk Makes 'Orwell' Jab At Senior NATO Official

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk accused a senior NATO officer of Orwellian tendencies in a post on X Wednesday, a day after Donald Trump named the world's richest man to a top government post.




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Gov Otti makes primary, secondary school education free, compulsory 

-Orders rescue of collapsing Osisioma flyover Pursuant to its declaration of state of  emergency on education and other critical sectors of the state economy, the Governor Alex Otti administration of Abia State has has declared that from 1st January, 2025,  it would be an offence for any parent  in the state  to fail to send […]

The post Gov Otti makes primary, secondary school education free, compulsory  first appeared on Business Hallmark.




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Adele makes shocking confession about her 'drinking' habit

Adele decided to take a big break after 'Las Vegas Residency'American singer, Adele, while conversing with the audience during one of her Las Vegas shows, revealed a few insights about her drinking habit. Hello singer admitted that she can drink 25 bottles of wine in a single night and remain...







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Wall Street makes wagers on the likely winners and losers in a second Trump term

Wall Street is already making big bets on what take two for a White House led by Donald Trump will mean for the economy and markets




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Comeback man Shami makes a quiet return to action

Aryan and Khejroliya pick up four wickets apiece as Madhya Pradesh bowls out Bengal for 228; host batters build on advantage




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DHL eCommerce makes two key appointments to aid “significant growth plans”

 DHL eCommerce UK has made two new appointments to its management team, drawing on experience from the retail industry to further align DHL’s services to the evolving eCommerce market.






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Axford makes 'ideal' return to Blue Jays for '19

The Blue Jays officially added another veteran to their bullpen Saturday morning by signing right-hander John Axford to a Minor League deal with an invitation to Spring Training. Axford hasn't received any guarantees with the short-term contract, but he is a strong candidate to make Toronto's 25-man roster and head north at the end of camp.




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Jesus makes the black, white

A young refugee hears about Christmas.




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Dick Van Dyke, 98, makes dark joke about Trump’s second term

Earlier this month, the ‘Marry Poppins’ star, 98, endorsed Kamala Harris while reciting a speech he once read alongside Martin Luther King Jr




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Govt Makes Public CSR Spending Of 7,334 Companies

Government today made public CSR spending of more than 7,300 companies in 2014-15, totalling Rs 8,803 crore, but the amount spent by over 60 per cent of the entities was shown as zero.




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10 Overs, 0 Wickets: Shami Makes Poor Return To Competitive Cricket In Ranji

India pacer Mohammed Shami returned wicket-less from his 10 overs in a subdued comeback to competitive cricket after 360 days as Bengal struggled in their Ranji Trophy Group C game against Madhya...




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Anil Ambani's company makes HUGE profit in 3 months, market cap now reaches Rs...

It has also settled Rs 3,872 crore guarantor obligations for its subsidiary Vidarbha Industries Power Ltd (VIPL).




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What makes Eagles' secondary truly remarkable

After just five weeks, the Eagles’ revamped secondary has gone from one of the league’s worst to a dominant force, with rookies Cooper DeJean and Quinyon Mitchell playing pivotal roles.




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Swiggy IPO makes 500 employees 'crorepatis'; unlocks ₹9,000 cr worth of ESOPs

Swiggy IPO makes 500 employees crorepatis, unlocking ₹9,000 crore in ESOPs, with shares listing at a premium




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Suda the World-Famous Painting Elephant Makes Art for the Health of her Herd

With tourism down, world-famous painting elephant makes art for the health of her herd online.




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What Makes Texas The Most Small Business-Friendly State, And Rhode Island The Least

For the fourth year running, California and Rhode Island earned an F in a massive survey of small business owners rating state and local governments’ friendliness to small business. At the other end of the spectrum, also for the fourth year in a row, Texas and Utah earned an A+ from entrepreneurs.

What matters to small business owners? Nearly 18,000 entrepreneurs surveyed by Thumbtack.com said: Chamber of Commerce-style training and networking; regulatory and licensing simplicity, helpful government websites to cut red tape, and taxes.

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5 Investments Every Smart Small Business Owner Makes

It is easier than ever to start a business from scratch without any overhead costs, which is great news for aspiring business owners who do not have the capital to start anything big. But to grow a business from an idea to something profitable, you do have to put some money into it. Here are five investments you should make to grow your business.

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Tax law makes small businesses rethink ideas

Although there are still many unknowns about the tax law that took effect Jan. 1, some small business owners have already figured out that they stand to gain from some of its changes and are changing their plans to maximize their benefits. Some believe they will get a break on income taxes for sole proprietorships, partners and what are called S corporations. Those who buy new computers, vehicles or other equipment can take a bigger deduction.

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Google Spent a Decade Researching What Makes a Great Boss. They Came Up With These 10 Things

Those are the types of questions Google set out to answer. In 2008, they began research into what makes a good manager, code-named Project Oxygen. They originally identified eight behaviors that were common among their highest performing managers, and began training all managers to develop those behaviors. Over time, Google saw a marked improvement in key metrics such as employee turnover, satisfaction, and performance.

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Amazon Makes a Move Into Small Business

The company has launched a new store focused on smaller U.S. companies.

For many businesses, Amazon operates as both a competitor and a partner. The online giant offers a platform for companies to sell their goods while it also competes with the same companies it works with.

Now, the digital retailer has launched Amazon Storefronts, a new store that exclusively sells products from small and medium-sized businesses from the United States. It offers more than 1 million products curated by Amazon from 20,000 small and mid-sized businesses.

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Google Spent 2 Years Researching What Makes a Great Remote Team. It Came Up With These 3 Things

There can come days, however, when it all feels the same and very old.

That is when we steel ourselves and insist on being creative.

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A Study of 3,526 Companies Shows 1 Decision Makes Startups More Successful. Most Founders Do the Opposite

Surprising new research from NYU and the Wharton School shows that entrepreneurs who start a business on their own are likelier to succeed than those who do so with one or more partners.

That's pretty much the opposite of what most aspiring founders would guess. After all, you can't be good at everything. You might be a marketing expert but not know how to manage cash flow. Or you might good at building great products but bad at setting prices for them. So you team up with someone who's strong in the areas where you're weak, and you start the business together.

This reasoning seems logical, and it is how most people--even experts--see entrepreneurship. In fact, it is such an ingrained belief that VCs and other investors routinely choose to fund companies founded by teams rather than those with a solo founder.

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FOX23 video: City makes plans to work on smelly pond

Here is the video of investigative reporter Janna Clark's FOX23 News report yesterday with my interview.




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LXer: Upstream Linux 6.12 Makes It Easier To Build A Debug Kernel For Arch Linux

Published at LXer: The upstream Linux 6.11 kernel introduced the ability to easily produce a Pacman kernel package for Arch Linux with the new "make pacman-pkg" target. With Linux 6.12 new...



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What Makes a Successful Online Student?

Like the facilitator, the online student possesses unique qualities. The online students of today consist primarily of working people who are trying to better their opportunities. This however is changing, as more and more young and older people become aware...





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New Alabama Relocation Network makes debut

A new network of websites which features the largest 494 cities in Alabama will make it's debut statewide in December. Called the ePartners Network, the statewide web will make it easier for consumers to find properties all across the state of Alabama. In particular, the major cities, Montgomery, Huntsville, Birmingham, and Mobile and their surrounding communities are linked and cross linked so consumers can easily search for homes and real estate from one single location.

The state affiliate Broker, Mike Carraway (Broker, Access Realty), has already introduced the network to real estate agents in Birmingham, Huntsville, Jasper, Cullman, Hoover, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, Montgomery, and several other Alabama cities. Each city has it's own site and weblog and an agent can elect to be the exclusive real estate agent for their city to help consumers find what they want or to market their property statewide.

This is the first time in the history of real estate that geographic boundaries have been erased. In the past, agents and brokers have worked in certain geographic areas and basically limited themselves to that area, even though they were licensed to do business anywhere in the state. Now, for the first time, those boundaries are gone. An agent licensed to do business in the state can assist customers finding homes or locating a local agent from anywhere.

This new network will be a plus for all real estate ancillary services as well. Mortgage companies, insurance companies, and others can now advertsie their services on the network either statewide or in a local community.

The ePartners Network will change the way that the real estate business is done in other ways as well. It will serve as the first statewide, and even nationwide, platform for paperless real estate transactions.

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Wildlife Portrait Photography on Point La Jolla; Year-Round Closure Makes This a Thing of the Past




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Namibia: Namibian Makes Miss Earth 2024 Top 12

[Namibian] "I poured my heart out and represented my country to the best of my ability."




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Citroen C3 Aircross makes global debut in India




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BMW X1 sDrive 18i M Sport makes its entry

Until now, the M Sport trim was only available on the diesel X1, but now it is also available on the petrol X1




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Honda Shine 100 makes for a lightweight and efficient rides

After a test drive, we share our verdict on the bike’s cut, design and mileage




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C30 from Bluarmor makes it easier to communicate on the go

With Bluarmor’s C30, one no longer needs to shout to be heard above the din of traffic




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Mumbai’s Salt Water Café makes way for Bandra Born, a 12-week popup

Grunge interiors, quirky graffiti and flavour-driven dishes are the highlights of Gresham Fernandes’s new popup, Bandra Born, in Mumbai




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Your brain isn't the only part of the body that makes memories

James Devitt-NYU, Futurity, Nov 13, 2024

This article challenges us to think more deeply on the distinction between knowledge and memory. The claim made here is that parts of the body - the kidney, say - can replicate the massed-spaced effect, retaining information over time, which is the same thing we see when connections are formed between neurons in the brain. But is that the same as forming a memory? I have Haglund's Deformity, a 'memory' of my many years of walking in bad shows. That seems more like "what our pancreas remembers about the pattern of our past meals to maintain healthy levels of blood glucose" and rather less like "knowing Paris is the capital of France". We can interpret these 'memories' as retained information, but it's not clear this is in any way any sort of knowledge.

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