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Foundation 2 Crisis Services celebrated the opening of its new headquarters after a $5.4 million renovation of the Witwer Building at 305 Second Ave. SE in downtown Cedar Rapids. It “legitimizes crisis response for the critical service it is,” CEO Emily Blomme said.

One of the best sci-fi adaptations on television is on Apple TV+ and now, in its third season, 'Foundation' is adding an Oscar-winner to the cast.

By John Hertz (reprinted from Vanamonde 1575): Marilyn Wisowaty Niven (1940-2023) was "Fuzzy Pink" to me and perhaps to you. She and Larry Niven met in 1967, and were married in 1969, until death did them part. She left us for After-Fandom on December 3rd. She'd been wrestling with ill health for some while. As

Apple TV+s "Foundation" has added Troy Kotsur to its Season 3 cast. The "CODA" star will play the leader of a planet.

Fujifilm is celebrating its 90th anniversary with the launch of the company’s first ever Global Purpose, ‘Giving our world more smiles, underscoring the company’s commitment to bring diverse ideas, unique capabilities and extraordinary people together to change the world.

Fujifilm's new Global Purpose 'Giving our world more smiles'. Fujifilm is celebrating its 90th anniversary with the launch of the company's first ever Global Purpose, 'Giving our world more smiles', underscoring the company's commitment to bring

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – With the 46th annual LCMC Health Crescent City Classic a little more than two months away, race officials joined by city and

This article will be released in full online June 3, 2023. Brian Napoletano considers the implications of recent work by Kohei Saito, in which Saito argues that…

Ben Hunt, chief investment officer of Second Foundation, has opined that Bitcoin's original purpose and significance are diminishing with the widely expected…

Most of the CO2 concentration variability is in the Northern Hemisphere, especially north of 60°N. This variability “whips” its way towards the southern hemisphere. There is also a persistent “bulge” in the concentration of CO2 that resides in a zone between the equator and about 45°N, and this is particularly apparent in the low pass “residue” plot.