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This article is part of our WNBA betting picks series. Top WNBA bets for Tuesday, August 20After a rest day on Monday, the WNBA will resume play on Tuesday with a three-game schedule. RotoWire experts break down tonight's top stock picks.For the latest WNBA odds, including WNBA Futures, visit RotoWire's sports betting page. For the latest WNBA player news and WNBA injury report information, check out RotoWire's WNBA Lineups and WNBA Daily Projections.Be sure to also check out our new “Best WNBA Picks and Props” page for analysis of the best bets available at the major sportsbooks, and new users…

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Gameplay Teaser – Watch on YouTube Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 made an appearance at Gamescom's Opening Night Live showcase today, revealing a short gameplay teaser for the medieval action-RPG sequel. Henry is back, and the world's most down-to-earth protagonist seems to have only one goal: to get into as many ruthless sword fights with 15th-century Bohemians as he can.Henry is menaced by the crowned Jagoff at the beginning of the trailer, but he quickly escapes and does heroic things, like riding his horse across the sunset-lit Bohemian plains, where everyone speaks with an incomprehensible British accent…

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Everything is connected. What goes in affects what comes out. This is also true of the relationship between humans and machines.Getty The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and human experience is changing the way we perceive and interact with our environment. Research shows that digital interactions have a profound effect on brain functions, including vision, language, cognition, and behavioral patterns. As AI becomes increasingly embedded in our daily lives, both at work and in leisure, important questions arise: How does our interaction with technology affect how we interact with others? Does our interaction with technology improve our understanding of each…

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Brown University) — A new mass spectrometer is coming to Rhode Island to advance research in areas including cancer biology, aging, neurodegenerative diseases, immunology and infectious diseases. Thanks to a $1.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health, Brown University will acquire an Orbitrap Ascend Tribrid mass spectrometer, a cutting-edge analytical tool that scientists can use to sequence and quantify proteins as they study the cell biology that underlies disease. Arthur Salomon, a professor of molecular and cell biology and biochemistry at Brown University, said technologically advanced and sensitive instruments will enable rapid analysis of single-cell proteins.…

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Amy Kanter, MD, MPH, holds an iron supplement. To inform clinical recommendations for pregnant patients, Kanter and her OHSU research team investigated the relationship between iron supplements and perinatal health outcomes. (OHSU/Kristin Torres-Hicks) A new study from Oregon Health & Science University, supported by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, finds that regular prenatal iron supplementation reduces the incidence of iron deficiency and related anemia during pregnancy but has no significant effect on maternal or infant health outcomes, such as maternal hypertension or preterm birth. This means that during the average pregnancy,…

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Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly recently met with her Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, in her first official visit to China since the years-long diplomatic crisis.The resumption of ministerial-level contacts has led some commentators to call for a return to normal bilateral relations between Canada and China, citing “lighter signs” in the relationship.Canadians remain concerned about foreign interference, and some say a chilly public opinion makes renegotiating with China politically difficult.But few seem to realize that there is no turning back. Canada unveiled its Indo-Pacific strategy in November 2022, formally ending its longstanding relationship with China.Canada has quietly halted most high-level…

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Shares of Microchip Technology Inc. (MCHP) fell on Tuesday after the company disclosed a cybersecurity incident in a filing with the SEC. Details: Microchip Technology Inc. said it first detected suspicious activity related to its information technology systems on Saturday and has begun steps to evaluate the activity for possible fraud. The company on Monday determined that an unauthorized third party had disrupted the use of certain of its servers and some of its business operations, and launched an investigation with the help of outside cybersecurity advisers. Read next: Sidus Space reports second-quarter results after 45% surge on Monday Microchip…

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When we think of renting, we usually think of housing, but many Americans choose a rent-first lifestyle for many aspects of their lives, including their clothes, cars, and furniture.According to a recent Intuit Credit Karma survey, one in four Americans prefer to rent rather than buy items, and of those, 58% say they rent out of personal preference rather than financial or other pressures.What Americans Owe:Automobiles — 17% Clothing and accessories — 9% Electronics — 8% Furniture — 7%When researchers asked whether they rented their home, that number jumped to 47 percent.”Over the past decade, the rental economy has grown…

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New Lifestyle Group combines leadership and talent of premium lifestyle brands with Hyatt's global distribution network and award-winning World of Hyatt loyalty programHyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) today announced plans to acquire most of the brands and affiliates of Standard International, the pioneering lifestyle company that owns The Standard Hotels and Bankhouse Hotels brands. The acquisition will enable Hyatt to increase the number of lifestyle rooms in its global portfolio fivefold between 2017 and 2023 through its own organic growth and a series of acquisitions, strengthening its leadership position in the industry's premier lifestyle space. The transaction is expected to…

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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — During the week of July 29-August 2, students from Penn State World Campus and the College of Education’s joint Doctor of Education (D.Ed.) program were invited to the University Park campus for a week to not only meet and interact with their D.Ed. peers, but also to enjoy a unique Penn State experience. “World Campus/School of Education Doctoral Program students are already Penn State students, but bringing them to our amazing campus and giving them the opportunity to meet each other and our world-class faculty makes their experience even more incredible,” said Joe Polizzi, director of…

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