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Tuesday, 18 May 2021, 5:23 am | Adhesif Print There has recently been a considerable push for companies to reduce their carbon emissions and go zero waste. Many organisations are beginning initiatives to be more environmentally friendly, thanks to the encouragement of consumers who are voting ... More >> Tuesday, 18 May 2021, 5:22 am | Adhesif Print The craft beer scene in New Zealand has absolutely exploded in recent years, with more producers popping up than ever before. Ten years ago you, on a visit to the local supermarket, there would only be three or four craft beers available, hidd...

LAS VEGAS - With the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships being condensed in 2021 and featuring more squads per day than ever before, along with competition being held simultaneously in two venues, the potential for excitement and lead changes has grown considerably. That potential became reality Friday at both the South Point Bowling Plaza and South Point Bowling Center, as the Regular Division got big scores and new leaders in every event, and the Standard Division experienced a bit of a shakeup, too. At the South Point Bowling Plaza, Nicholas J's Pro Shop 2 of La Crosse, Wisc...

Let’s race with, not against, the machine 30 Apr 2021 The human touch: Machines can already perform many even complex human tasks better than humans can, so we should build capacity at the moment of interaction between the two. Photo: Oli Scarff/Getty Images Over the past century, society has increasingly emphasised the work a person performs as a defining attribute of their identity. This trend became particularly salient from the 1990s, with a growing tendency to relentlessly pursue career advancement, a phenomenon often referred to as careerism. Machines are, however, fast becoming bette...

This Minneapolis family celebrates the birthdays of all three of their children on the same day.

UC Davis veterinary students expand care for pets of homeless 8 minute read UC Davis DVM student Jordan Nunes (left) and faculty mentor Dr. Janet Foley examine Mamas the cat at the Davis PAW clinic Courtesy photo Support Local Journalism Special to The Enterprise Crissy Phillips has been a pet owner for many years and grew up with horses and other animals. Nothing has stopped her from providing the best possible care for her animals — not homelessness, not her battle with clinical depression, and not her daily struggles to provide for them. Her dedication shines through — easily apparent...