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Reflections on a Lost Year © Photo: Shutterstock The year 2020 was supposed to be special, as it was the year that I was celebrating my 60th birthday and several events had been planned. I was in Panama in January with my husband and daughter when we first heard about a new virus in China. No big deal, we thought, like SARS and Ebola that had occurred in other far-away countries. It didn’t seem to be a threat as we continued our carefree vacation. Little did we know that it would be our las...

May 24, 2021 Welcome to The Opener, where every weekday morning you’ll get a fresh, topical column to start your day from one of SI.com ’s MLB writers. Joe Ryan is the proxy for baseball’s Lost Year. Everything else about his story is unique. A top pitching prospect for the Tampa Bay Rays, Ryan is a former water polo player and seventh-round pick and geography major out of Division II who grew up without travel ball, video games or cable while living an old-fashioned Tom Sawyer life in th...

Ballet West’s new docuseries "In the Balance," directed by "Murder Among the Mormons" co-director Tyler Measom and his partner, Diana Whitten, shows how the Utah company performed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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22:31 As the dancers of Utah’s Ballet West prepared for their first public performance during the COVID-19 pandemic, directors Diana Whitten and Tyler Measom filmed the company to document how they dealt with the difficulties and uncertainty of creating art during unprecedented times. Measom and Whitten more or less embedded with the ballet company for a month last year. They followed the dancers, the choreographers, the crew, and the staff as they navigated colossal challenges in the lead up...

IoT not fulfilling its promise Despite 63% of manufacturers running at reduced capacity over the past year, the IoT wasn’t able to make its long-awaited transition from intention to adoption in 2020, says a report from Ubisense. The report has found that, at a time when its benefits were most needed, 43% of manufacturers no longer understand the value of IoT, compared to just 29% a year previously. IoT has long been promoted as a tool to offset productivity, planning, automation, energy, main...