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June 17, 2024
Into could zero ishiguro judges praise the originality and Emotional Depth of the british authors work including his best known novel the remains of the day. Plus investigators reveal more information after the worst mass shooting in modern u. S. History they say the las vegas shooter likely intended to escape but his motives remain elusive. Also ahead a deadly storm sweeps across northern germany these storm is toppling trees and has already killed several drivers and youre all in just a warnin...
January 12, 2024
Silent Night on the kazoo? Little Drummer Boy accompanied by bucket drums? A sixth-grade class performing The Carol of the Bells on the xylophone? Yes, to this and so much
January 3, 2024
Do you have the dreaded RBF? Here’s what you can do about a permanently sad or grumpy expression, and also why you shouldn’t take it too seriously.
March 2, 2023
Mental health gyms devoted to brain exercises like meditation and journaling are popping up across the US.
March 2, 2023
Mental health gyms devoted to brain exercises like meditation and journaling are popping up across the US.
May 19, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic made it nearly impossible for kelp farm owners Lexa Meyer and her husband Alf Pryor to process their harvest last year. Despite the inability to bring in outside workers due to travel restrictions, they managed to complete the harvest by hiring 25 to 30 locals to help. In addition to owning the kelp farm, Meyer also works as the Alaska mariculture manager for Blue Evolution, a California-based company that makes kelp products. She said Blue Evolution is able hire peopl...
May 13, 2021
A new festival aims to teach people about kelp and oyster farming, while highlighting the hard-working farmers that run them.
April 19, 2021
I canât remember a spring quite like this one, as if sheâs dragging her feet. Lawns around town are slow greening up, daffodils refuse to bust out, and has anyone seen a bumblebee yet? And threâs concern over seedlings getting too tall and leggy thanks to stubborn weather and frustratingly cool soil temperatures. âAny guesses when the last spring frost date will be this year?â texted a fellow gardener itching to transplant broccoli and cabbage. Aware that more than one ...
January 14, 2021
Pace launches out of private beta with a plan to scale virtual group therapy One in five people have a mental health illness. Pace, a new startup founded by Pinterest and Affirm executives, wants to pay attention to the other four in that statistic. “Nobody is perfectly mentally healthy all the time,” said Jack Chou, Pace co-founder. “It’s a non-existent idea, everyone is sort of swimming in between being clinically mentally unhealthy and perfectly mentally happy.” While diagnosable m...
December 22, 2020
Registration is now open for the 2021 Seaweed Farm Start-up Training Program, aimed at providing the tools and training necessary for Alaskans to start their own seaweed farms. The program, run by the Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation and Alaska Sea Grant, is aimed at commercial fishermen, Alaska Natives and fishing communities. The deadline to register is Feb. 1. The programâs introductory webinar will be held on Feb. 2. Webinar attendees will then be able to register for a week...