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The disposable cup is a good metaphor for the fleeting nature of our environment. Photo: Mitch Teich Aug 28, 2021 – Thomas Wolfe wrote, You can’t go home anymore. Or so I am told. I spent a lot of time when I was younger scratching my head and trying to figure out where this... Read More

Cleco explains the restoration of electricity after storms

Cleco explains how power is restored after a storm, as Hurricane Ida is expected to cause extensive and prolonged power outages due to its strength and size. “Safety is a priority in everything we do, so once conditions are safe we ​​will start patrolling our transmission and distribution systems to determine the extent of... Read More

NMSU named lead institution of the Department of Energy’s consortium

LAS CRUCES – The College of Engineering at New Mexico State University has been named the lead institution of a US Department of Energy consortium. The goal is to develop a pipeline of underrepresented minority students ready to enter the workforce and ensure quality control in the next generation of materials and processes used... Read More

Make sure every club you carry in your bag counts

Rory McIlroy shot a sensational 8 under par 64 in the opening round of the BMW Championship. The most striking stroke of his tournament header was a majestic 3 wood which he hit on the sixteenth hole of par 5. The stolen fairway wood hit the 600-yard hole uphill in two and drove to... Read More

Bobby Lashley teases the reopening of The Hurt Business

WWE Champion Bobby Lashley enjoyed a long reign with Monday Night RAW’s top prize, even if it meant losing friends along the way. The All Mighty was once the head of Hurt Business, a stable made up of Lashley, MVP, Shelton Benjamin and Cedric Alexander. In the preparation of Lashley’s WrestlingMania 37 contest with... Read More

“Catastrophic” pollution afflicts Libyan beaches

With untreated sewage in the water and garbage piled on the sand, pollution on Tripoli’s Mediterranean coast is preventing residents of the war-torn Libyan capital from escaping. The Environment Ministry last month ordered the closure of a number of beaches along the 30-kilometer coastline of Greater Tripoli, despite the scorching summer heat. “The situation... Read More

DISCOM’s overhaul plan could speed up payments and strengthen transport network

The Ministry of Power (Swab) last month released detailed guidelines for the reform-based results-based power distribution program over the next five years. The program aims to reduce overall technical and commercial (AT&C) losses across India to 12-15% and improve the quality and reliability of consumers’ power supply through a financially and operationally efficient distribution... Read More

Diagnosing Distal Tibial Articular Surface Fractures in Tibial Stem Fractures: Is CT Scan Always Necessary?

This article was originally published here Goals: To identify the incidence of distal joint fractures in a series of distal shaft fractures of the third tibia and to report the utility of both computed tomography (CT) and radiographic investigation reports of the distal extension of the fractures in the articular surface of the tibia... Read More

Common solar technology can power smart devices indoors

Every time you turn on a light at home or in the office, you are expending energy. But what if flipping the switch also meant producing energy? We typically think of solar or photovoltaic (PV) cells attached to rooftops, converting sunlight into electricity, but bringing this technology indoors could further increase the energy efficiency... Read More

Get $ 80 off this Razer Headset, Mouse and Mouse Pad Bundle

Razer makes some of the best gaming laptops you can buy, but the company also has some great accessories for setting up your game. Usually they come at a steep price, which is why this deal is so great. At Best Buy, get $ 80 off Razer Battle Pack, including a mouse, mouse pad,... Read More