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No ordinary gas station: This Cleveland shop has $10,000 bottles of wine - Vimarsana News

No ordinary gas station: This Cleveland shop has $10,000 bottles of wine

'Here I am in a gas station selling candy and Ho Hos, and then I’ve got $10,000 bottles of wine going out the door,' shop owner Chris Forest said.

Source: yahoo.com
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Pennsylvania winery ensuring party doesn't fizzle out any time soon for Phillies fans - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania winery ensuring party doesn't fizzle out any time soon for Phillies fans

At Buckingham Valley Vineyards in Bucks County, the winery is selling red Phillies champagne for fans to enjoy this Red October.

$2 million grant awarded for climate-adaptive infrastructure design - Vimarsana News

$2 million grant awarded for climate-adaptive infrastructure design

Researchers from Penn State and the University of Pittsburgh were awarded a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a new approach to infrastructure design that uses climate projection models and artificial intelligence to evaluate the likely long-term economic and environmental impacts of infrastructure design choices.

Source: psu.edu
Collaborative climate project provides research opportunities to undergrads - Vimarsana News

Collaborative climate project provides research opportunities to undergrads

Researchers from several disciplines across Penn State are spearheading an NSF-funded program for underrepresented U.S. undergraduate students to research extreme weather events and climate change in Peru.

Source: psu.edu