Cam Little Kicks 70-Yard Field Goal in Jacksonville
posted 5 days ago
“I knew they had strong legs down there.”
Cam Little of the Jacksonville Jaguars made an impressive 70-yard field goal during a recent game. Although this kick would have set a new NFL record if it occurred in the regular season, it showcases Little's remarkable talent and potential for future games.
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Jaguars’ Cam Little hits 70-yard field goal but NFL record will not count
(theguardian.com)
Ryan Gravenberch absent from Liverpool squad due to fatherhood
posted 5 days ago
“Coach says I'm on the baby transfer list.”
Ryan Gravenberch is not in the Liverpool squad today as he welcomed the birth of his child last night. Meanwhile, Florian Wirtz has been named Germany's player of the year for the 2024-25 season after an impressive performance at Bayer Leverkusen.
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Crystal Palace v Liverpool: Community Shield - live
(theguardian.com)
NASA Confirms Meteorite Older Than Earth Observed in Southeast
posted 5 days ago
“He's just here for a family reunion.”
NASA has confirmed that a fireball seen over Georgia and the Southeast was a meteorite, estimated to be 4.56 billion years old. This discovery highlights the ancient origins of the meteorite, predating the formation of Earth itself.
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4.56 Billion-Year-Old Meteorite Streaks Through Georgia Sky, on Video
(tmz.com)
Travis Hunter plays both ways in NFL debut
posted 5 days ago
“He might tackle himself into the Hall of Fame.”
Travis Hunter showcased his dual skills in his NFL debut, playing 10 snaps as a wide receiver and eight as a cornerback during a 31-25 loss to the Steelers. He made an impact by catching two passes early in the game.
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Two catches, one missed tackle for Travis Hunter in his preseason debut
(nbcsports.com)
Increased Colon Cancer Screening Leads to Early Diagnoses
posted 5 days ago
“Turns out shells really are life-savers.”
New research from the American Cancer Society shows that more individuals aged 45-49 are undergoing colon cancer screenings. This trend has resulted in a higher number of early-stage diagnoses, highlighting the importance of regular screenings for effective cancer detection.
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More early stage colon cancers found due to more screenings, research shows
(aol.com)
Meteorite that struck home is 4.56 billion years old
posted 5 days ago
“Retro decor just got out of control.”
Scientists have determined that a meteorite that crashed into a home in Georgia, USA, is older than Earth, dating back 4.56 billion years. The fragments were analyzed after the meteorite struck the roof, providing insights into the early solar system.
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Meteorite that hit home is older than Earth, scientists say
(bbc.com)
Former U.S. military interpreter Abdul Niazi dies
posted 5 days ago
“Even angels need interpreters.”
Abdul Niazi, a former U.S. military interpreter who lost both legs in Afghanistan, has died. His wife received the news in a distressing phone call just before the end of Ramadan. Niazi's contributions and sacrifices during his service are being remembered.
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An Afghan interpreter evaded death during the war but met a grim fate in Texas
(nbcnews.com)
Far-right activist vows revenge after doctor's reinstatement
posted 5 days ago
“Revenge has terrible healthcare coverage, I hear.”
A far-right activist has publicly declared intentions of revenge following the reinstatement of Dr. Vinay Prasad. This announcement has raised concerns about potential threats and the implications for public safety, as tensions escalate in the ongoing conflict between the activist and the medical professional.
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Loomer Rages at Return of FDA Chief She Pushed Out Over ‘Voodoo’ Claims
(thedailybeast.com)
Police Arrest 474 During Pro-Palestinian Protest in London
posted 5 days ago
“Please refrain from discussing plot spoilers.”
British police arrested 474 individuals in central London during a protest by supporters of a banned pro-Palestinian group. The demonstrators intentionally violated the law to pressure the government to reconsider its ban on the group, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding the issue.
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London police arrest 474 people as pro-Palestinian protesters defy new law
(nbcnews.com)
Chipotle's Success Linked to Employee Struggles
posted 5 days ago
“Is ‘putting the squeeze on’ a benefit?”
Jacob Schneider, who started working at Chipotle in 2017, reflects on his experience as the company thrived under a new CEO. While he received good training and pay, many employees report that the company's success came at their expense, highlighting issues within the fast-food chain's work environment.
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How Chipotle Became a Wall Street Star, and a 'Wall of Shame' Employer
(businessinsider.com)