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A bearded man playing a skeleton bone violin serenaded guests upon entrance as kids in costumes trick-or-treated and painted pumpkins.
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A bearded man playing a skeleton bone violin serenaded guests upon entrance as kids in costumes trick-or-treated and painted pumpkins.
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Getty Images - STOCK(CAMBRIDGE, Mass.) -- As many turn their eyes to the skies to watch the solar eclipse, some with vision impairment are turning their ears to a new gadget.The LightSound is a 3D-printed device, about the size of a cell phone, which can register the changing brightness of light. It then turns that information into a variety of sounds using a process known as "sonification.""Sonification is just taking data and converting it into sound," says Allyson Bieryla, an astronomer at Harvard University. Bieryla came up with the idea for the LightSound ahead of the ...
Omar El Qattaa/Anadolu via Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- An Israeli attack in Gaza on a convoy of aid workers from World Central Kitchen, the relief organization providing desperately needed food to Palestinians, has generated outrage from the group's founder, celebrity chef José Andrés and condemnation from around the world.Israel has apologized for the strikes, which killed seven members of the group late Monday, saying it was an accident in "the fog of war." They have promised a thorough investigation of the incident, which Andrés said was deliberate.Nearly six months after Hamas t...
ABC NewsThe Israeli drone strike that killed seven workers with chef José Andrés' aid group, World Central Kitchen, is something he will "have to live with" for the rest of his life, he said in an exclusive new interview with ABC News."It is unforgivable," Andrés told "This Week" co-anchor Martha Raddatz in a sit-down that aired on Sunday. "I will forever have to live with this."The celebrated restaurateur-turned-humanitarian, who founded World Central Kitchen, or WCK, in 2010, argued that Israel has participated in misconduct in its war against Hamas...