Coldfusion

Last week, the Biden administration announced that Americans will get access to academic research that their federal tax dollars pay for. It’s about time. Scholarly journals have run a racket for decades. Researchers who want their work published in a prestigious journal hand it over to publishers who charge exorbitant fees to libraries and anyone else who wants access to cutting-edge work. Publishers got away with it because their print journals were the only game in town. Then the internet began to democratize information and eliminate paper publishing costs. It became a lot harder to justify keeping content, especially publicly funded content, behind steep paywalls. The federal government spends more than $100 billion on science and engineering research annually. The… Source link

Looking for the best Destiny 2 Arc 3.0 Warlock builds can be challenging considering the amount of choices you have in Season of Plunder. They’re still the same character archetype at their core but they’ve gotten a dangerous enhancements to their Stormcaller subclass this Season 18. Here’s the latest for the Arc 3.0 Warlock best build. Best Destiny 2 Arc 3.0 Warlock Build Here are the best build choices for Arc 3.0 Warlocks in Destiny 2: Best Arc 3.0 Warlock Abilities Stormtrance: Chain Arc Lightning from your hands and electrify enemies with devastating streams of Arc Light that intensify over time. A shockwave will form underneath you as you cast this allowing you to teleport forward by sprinting which consumes a small amount of your… Source link

The Beasleys’ new Young 27. Photos by George LaBonte For Brook Beasley and his wife, Olivia, what began as an impromptu vacation to theFlorida Keys during the 2020 COVID lockdowns unraveled a series of events that would see the pair and their four children uproot their lives in North Carolina and become permanent residents of South Florida.  Brook Beasley On their return trip from the Keys, a sudden school cancellation back home resulted in the Beasley family extending their stay by another month at an Airbnb rental home in Jupiter. In that short time, they realized that the area’s beach lifestyle was a perfect fit for their family—and by June of 2021, they were settled into their new home in Palm Beach Gardens.  After spending a season using various rental boats in Jupiter, they… Source link

By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 26 August 2022 at 9:44 am Photos by Tom Rivers ALBION – The band Cold Fusion Arts performs on Thursday evening at the amphitheater at Bullard Park in Albion. Organizers said about 200 people attended the concert, with about 150 other people at the park experiencing the music. That included Albion youth football teams, cheerleaders and their parents, as well as people on the park’s walking trail. Kate Egling sings with Cold Fusion Arts. Her husband Doug Egling plays the saxophone. The band played for two hours. The summer concert series was extended a week. The first six concert were by the canal and the village opted to have one more concert at Bullard, where a new amphitheater opened last year. Kaitlyn Kinter and her father… Source link

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The Village of Albion Presents Experience Cold Fusion Arts FREE!! Thursday, August 25, 6:00 – 8:00 pm At the Bullard Park Amphitheater This is Cold Fusion Arts! Blues, Jazz/Rock Fusion with a pinch of Funk. Art that pushes the boundaries of tradition.  This is Cold Fusion Arts. Art in sound bid you come, listen and pay attention. Musicians conversing instrumentally, musically with a touch of lyrical blues to entice and intrigue one to trip the light fantastique, then plunge further into the explorative space of Art in Sound. Cold Fusion Arts breathes new life into standards by Billy Cobham, Freddie Hubbard, The Meters, and others as they sculpt audible variations based on spontaneous interplay. An auditory feast that must be… Source link

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By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 24 August 2022 at 11:26 am Photos by Tom Rivers: Doug Egling of Albion performs a solo on his saxophone during a performance on June 27, 2019 in Albion’s Canal Concert Series. Egling and the band Cold Fusion Arts play blues, jazz/rock fusion with a pinch of funk. ALBION – The Village of Albion is extending its summer concert series by one more week with the performance shifting from by the canal to the amphitheater stage at Bullard Park. The band Cold Fusion Arts will perform from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday at the amphitheater. The band includes Grayson Krol on basses, Mike Putnam on guitars and guitar synths, Paul Goodwin on kit and percussion, Kate Egling on vocals, and Doug Egling on saxes, flutes and wind synth. Village… Source link

When you’re a little kid, five minutes can feel like an hour – especially when you’re stuck in a car seat. That’s why, as any parent can tell you, there’s a limit on how long a car journey with a toddler can be before the whole thing erupts into a screaming match about the feasibility of a game of hide and seek halfway down the freeway. If science can crack cold fusion, it can certainly crack toddler tantrums. James Hind, a lecturer in statistics from Nottingham Trent University in the UK, has calculated a mathematical formula for predicting when things are about to go sideways in a long car drive – and it looks like this: T = 70 + 0.5E + 15F – 10S  Hind’s research, which was developed alongside UK auto insurer LV= Britannia Rescue, was based on information provided by… Source link

When you’re a little kid, five minutes can feel like an hour – especially when you’re stuck in a car seat. That’s why, as any parent can tell you, there’s a limit on how long a car journey with a toddler can be before the whole thing erupts into a screaming match about the feasibility of a game of hide and seek halfway down the freeway. If science can crack cold fusion, it can certainly crack toddler tantrums. James Hind, a lecturer in statistics from Nottingham Trent University in the UK, has calculated a mathematical formula for predicting when things are about to go sideways in a long car drive – and it looks like this: T = 70 + 0.5E + 15F – 10S  Hind’s research, which was developed alongside UK auto insurer LV= Britannia Rescue, was based on information provided by… Source link