“Notice to moviegoers!” reads a translation of the city of Paris website. (And yes, it is Paris, France.) “You may have the chance to participate in the first cinema on the water which will take place on July 18 for the opening of Paris Plages.” It promises “an unusual cinema experience that marks the opening
When my grandmother watched that classic piece of cinema, Jaws, she stayed out of the water for weeks. Certainly, if being eaten by a shark is a worry, not swimming is the thing to do. How many people would have survived Jaws if the mayor just closed the beach? Unfortunately, it seems like getting out
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Somewhere out on the ocean between Hawaii and California, a mass twice the size of Texas floats gently over the deep blue waters. It’s not an island, a gigantic clump of seaweed, or a fleet of ships. Instead, this 994,000 square mile patch is made entirely of garbage. (1) Named The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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A mysterious dying off of hundreds of elephants in Botswana has scientists and researchers scratching their heads. Since the beginning of May 2020, when reports started coming in that elephants were being found dead, there have been more than 350 cases in and around Botswana’s Okavango Delta. (1) Dead Elephant Numbers On The Rise The
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Cool lakes and local watering holes have long been a source of relief from the summer heat. While many might avoid public beaches due to COVID-19 this summer, cooling waters are still a common refuge as temperatures rise. However, reports of a person in Hillsborough County Florida diagnosed with Naegleria fowleri could put a damper
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2020 has been quite the year. But, if you were getting ready for a break, I have bad news. There’s now a plague spreading through rabbits. Bunny Ebola. How Did Bunny Ebola Start? Lorelei D’Avolio was a Manhatten vet. You can surely imagine that she’s seen a lot. So, when she describes something as “terrifying,”
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If you’ve seen The Wizard Of Oz, you might remember the Tin Man’s tragic parting words to Dorothy: “Now I know I have a heart, ’cause it’s breaking.” Turns out, that’s more than just poetic license. Broken Heart Syndrome is real. What Is Broken Heart Syndrome? Takotsubo cardiomyopathy is the ‘scientific’ name for Broken Heart
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Full disclosure: I swear a lot. I’m the person who loudly swears in public, is informed that children, or other people it’s uncouth to swear around, are present, and lets out a self-effacing expletive. You can’t, I’ve been informed, take me anywhere. But apparently the qualities that make me so bad at my grandmother’s high-stakes
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High Arsenic Levels in Bottled Water Testing by Consumer Reports has revealed that there are potentially harmful levels of arsenic present in bottled water made by Whole Foods. Most of Whole Foods’ U.S. stores sell Starkey Spring Water. Amazon, which owns the grocery store chain, also sells the bottled water brand. (1) Arsenic is a
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These days if you feel like you’re living in some kind of dystopian novel, you’re not alone. The events of 2020 have cost a lot of lives. They have thrown many things into uncertainty for a lot of people too. And, it doesn’t look like it’ll be over anytime soon. But one computer model at
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