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1. U.S. Emerging Tech Companies Can’t Work With These Chinese Entities On November 26, the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security added 27 foreign...

Taking time for tea and friends By Carol Marsh - DarkeCountyMedia.com Kim Berry (center) offers samples of her “Indian Fire” blend to Greenville BPW club members (left to right) Karen Sink, Peggy Foutz, Betty Kosier, Kathy O’Dell, Pam Sharp, and Vicki Cost at the Blue Lantern Tea House, located at 106 Broadway, in Greenville. Carol Marsh | Darke County Media Jesse Berry, co-owner of the Blue Lantern Tea House, takes questions from the audience about the custom and significance of gathering for tea ceremonies. Carol Marsh | Darke County Media Kim Berry, co-owner of the Blue Lantern ...

What’s a cosplay moment that you remember fondly? I was in my Black Panther cosplay and a little girl hugged me after taking a picture with her and her siblings. Hey, it’s time to take a break from making that cosplay or buying it off your wishlist, what are you watching/playing/reading to unwind? I mostly listen to music to unwind. I listen to some Kid Cudi, A Tribe Called Quest, Nas, Anderson .Paak, Lupe Fiasco, mostly some chill hop music. Speaking of unwinding, who are your comfort characters? Who are you going to when you need a pick me up?

Sometimes celebrities pass away, and there is a large sense of personal loss for people like you or me. People mourn. The whole world might mourn. Folks who have never met the recently deceased will take the loss harder than if it had been a relative of theirs. I’ll be honest… I’ve never been the person who feels much of anything when a famous person dies. To me, it’s just another person I don’t know who passed on, and that happens hundreds of times a day. What does it matter to me if it was someone who used to be on a TV show or someone in Oklahoma I had never known? Maybe my emoti...