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Goodbye joint replacements? Stanford scientists found a way to regrow cartilage and stop arthritis
sciencedaily.comHam operator's radio code cheat sheet praised as great for go-bags, weather radios, and study kits
Here's what to know
On Reddit's r/preppers community, a poster shared a one-page guide that pulls together several kinds of radio shorthand, including the Western Union Telegraph 92 Code, amateur radio Q codes, phonetics, prosigns, and a basic emergency listening schedule.
Ham operator's radio code cheat sheet praised as great for go-bags, weather radios, and study kits
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'Did we just see a plane crash?' Skydivers jump to help crash survivors
wkow.comThe Daily Princetonian launches Signal tip line for sensitive sources
The Daily Princetonian began accepting tips on Signal, a secure messaging app, at the beginning of the academic year. While the existing tip form will remain active, the new method allows sources to continue communicating with reporters while maintaining their anonymity.
The rise and fall of Commodore
David John Pleasance, former Commodore MD, tells Martin Cooper MBCS about life inside one of computing’s most loved firms. He also explains why retro computing could be the key to getting a new generation of young people interested in technology.
Mismanaged from the hero to zero. That, in a way, sums up David John Pleasance’s take on how Commodore roared to a position of almost global dominance and then collapsed, just as dramatically, declaring bankruptcy on 19 April 1994.
Homeless advocates push back against Lancaster Township camping rules
Lancaster City encampment's future still uncertain
This discussion comes as a homeless encampment off North Conestoga Drive is set to be cleared Wednesday. The land is owned by Lancaster City, which has requested assistance from Lancaster Township for the clearance. Under the new ordinance, the city would be considered the property owner, and any future encampments on the land would need to comply with the new regulations.
During the meeting, board members expressed willingness to work on an extended deadline for clearing the encampment to give Lancaster City more time to assist the individuals living there. They clarified that the city set the September 16 deadline, and the township is only assisting.
The board said that if there were an extension, they would need a new deadline from the city, adding that they cannot delay the process indefinitely.
$1.3 million dam-removal project in Bucks County aims to create fish passage
whyy.orgShe bought a Maine island to stop clear-cutting; 90 years after Audubon opened its first camp there, the 330-acre sanctuary still trains conservationists
timesofindia.indiatimes.comSPS Technologies in Abington settles class-action lawsuit over 2025 fire
If approved by a court, affected business owners, employees of impacted businesses and residents within a 1-mile radius of the former facility at 301 Highland Ave. could be eligible to receive cash payments.
The payments could cover unreimbursed business losses of up to $5,000, unreimbursed property damage losses of up to $300 and unreimbursed hourly wage losses of up to $200.
To be eligible for a cash payment, settlement class members must fill out a claim form by Dec. 3. The court will hold a hearing on May 25, 2027, to decide whether to approve the settlement.
At Denver Zoo, one-year-old Huon tree kangaroo Nane — first joey born there — is climbing more on his own while the species remains Endangered in Papua New Guinea’s Huon Peninsula forests
scienceblog.comThree cities, 16 years and $1 billion later, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens
cnn.comIn 2017, a 14-year-old Virginia girl dug a backyard pond for a school project; 9 years later, it has become a thriving wildlife ecosystem
timesofindia.indiatimes.com22-year-old Kaysville woman with Down syndrome becomes certified fitness instructor
ksl.comMeet Andy Barrett, the 13-year-old Ohio student who turned a school 3D printer into a small business, selling 150 fidget toys and raising money for epilepsy awareness
Most 13-year-olds walk into middle school tech lab thinking ..
Pennsylvania lawmaker proposes data center decommissioning bill
The legislation, proposed by State Rep. Christina Sappey (D-158), would require data center owners to submit a detailed decommissioning plan, with financial assurance for the facilities’ decommissioning, before construction or permitting can begin, per the memo.
With the snip of a gene, scientists hope to erase high cholesterol for life
A one-time snip of a key gene lowered heart-clogging cholesterol by about 50% over an entire year with no adverse effects, scientists have reported.
Off-campus TigerHub access restricted due to cybersecurity measures
The platforms can be accessed off campus by connecting to the GlobalProtect VPN before signing in, or by going through the University’s secure portal on a computer.
Meet the rescuers saving the stray cats of Brooklyn
"I was at home more, and I saw this one cat who was emaciated. Helping that one cat was how I fell into cat rescue."
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Incident Cmdr. Dave Black said searchers used night vision and other equipment to find people who needed rescuing during the deluge. By sunset Saturday, 45 people were rescued, and 37 more were evacuated Sunday.