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Our the morning lamar deanne here at the civic a state beach this morning are not a lot of people out here because its a little lightning rainy on here this morning. But hey a lot of people like you mentioned, ive been enjoying beaches during this time and now to find out that the governor is going to close down those beaches. Not too many happy people this morning but i want to show you guys actually some video from a state park. This is actually from Southern California beaches. You might remember they close down those beach parking lot. But that is not people from going the catalyst for nic...

And she has a very different opinion. Some us right. I think it i guess i think maybe it should just be open to the residents as long as they stay distance from each other. But when it opens are tend to be too many people its too crowded and we cant be next to each other out. When you when you first heard that the governor was planning on shutting down the beaches right theyve already shut down the parking lot what were your initial thoughts. I thought it was a good thing because i think we have to be safe. I think we have to the way to the virus after controls before we really open up. There ...

Learning disabilities and this could be fantastic and maybe not. I realized nothing in my training as a psychologist or my study of psychology equips me to understand the impact of technology on Human Behavior. Looking at literature, i came across the work of a famous writer in the us who wrote about cyberpsychology and i thought that is the future. Everybody told me i was wrong. I went back to college, masters of science and fool phd, the first person, worldwide coming through with doctors in the area. Host as far as widespread use, what do we know about the effects, is this about the interne...

Researchers at UConn Health have found a non-surgical treatment to help patients who suffer from TMJ pain.

Maryam Fani analyzes surface water for microbial clues on the source and age of human pollution that could make people sick.Nicole Karongo researches strategies for guiding African immigrants around the nutrition pitfalls in the U.S. food landscape,