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arrow The amount of cocaine in New York City that’s laced with fentanyl has quadrupled in recent years. Party people studio / Shutterstock New York City nightlife is coming back as the boroughs move to fully reopen by the end of the month. Check social media, and you’ll find people sharing flicks of their first foray back inside the bar and flyers for upcoming dance parties—some only for those who are fully vaccinated. But last week, sinister warnings began to creep into these feeds. The posts said fentanyl, a highly potent opioid, is hiding in the cocaine supply—and t...

Numbers in New empty tomb Book Locate the Heart of the Dying Church's Choice: Serve God, in Jesus' Name, With Money on a Scale With Global Need — or Serve Money Share Article Data in empty tomb's new book, as well as various surveys, point to trends suggesting the church in the U.S. is dying. The church can serve God, in Jesus' name, with money to reach global child-death reduction goals. Or the church can continue present patterns. The State of Church Giving through 2018 Fig. 9 and Fig. 14 The new empty tomb book concludes that the church will not reverse these trends unless it helps peo...

Heart of dying church’s choice: serve God with $s on global need scale or serve money Numbers in empty tomb’s latest book point to downward trends in church giving and membership. To change the trends, the church needs to serve God with money by offering a vision on a scale with global need that will capture the imaginations and attract the giving of members and those still identifying with the church. It will, however, take initial leadership from individual venture philanthropists to mobilize such a counterstrategy to engage the entrenched patterns. The negative trends found in the data...

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Published 21 April 2021 There is a growing problem with “location spoofing” – the manipulation of satellite images so that fake images look like genuine images of real places. With the more sophisticated AI technologies available today, researchers warn that such “deepfake geography” could become a growing problem. A fire in Central Park seems to appear as a smoke plume and a line of flames in a satellite image. Colorful lights on Diwali night in India, seen from space, seem to show widespread fireworks activity. Both images exemplify what a new University of Washington-led stu...