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Get ready for the return of the Upside Down.

Can you believe that it's been almost three (!) years since we last got new episodes of the Duffer Brother's Netflix sci-fi smash hit Stranger Things? With season 3 having come out back on July 4, 2019, it's totally understandable if you're a

Dhirtek Business Research and Consulting most recent study on the permanent electromagnetic chucks market provides a comprehensive view of the entire market. The research report delves deeply into the global permanent electromagnetic chucks market’s drivers and restraints. Analysts have

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Dr. Taison Bell, an assistant professor in the divisions of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, and Infectious Diseases and International Health, and director of the Medical Intensive Care Unit at UVA Health, delivered the following remarks (published as prepared) at Final Exercises on Sunda

This bacon grease strainer/container comes in three colors to match all kinds of kitchens. (Courtesy of Amazon)

Collecting and using kitchen gadgets is our superpower. Herb scissors? Check. Microplane grater? Check? Garlic press? Check.

Our kitchen drawers are filled with hand-hel

File photo of magnetic building blocks and balls.

SINGAPORE: Ten magnetic toys, including magnetic building blocks and balls commonly known as Buckyballs, were tested and found to be unsafe for children, Singapore’s product safety regulator said on Monday (Sep 2).

The toys, which

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The Oneonta History Center is re-opening Friday, May 13, after a four month closure for renovations.

“We at the Greater Oneonta Historical Society are looking forward to opening our doors to the community and sharing our new permanent exhibitions,” Executive Director Marcel

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