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Bluegrass native and No. 1 overall recruit Tyran Stokes offered by UK
The Kentucky Wildcats are on a recruiting tear right now in the class of 2024, and 2025 is already shaping up to be another good one for John Calipari and Co. Now, Calipari is dipping into the 2026 class, as he’s offered a scholarship to five-star prospect Tyran Stokes. Stokes announced the offer on Monday.…
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Guided By Voices Fans to Celebrate Band at Special Boston-Area Event
– Organized by four local fans, ‘Forever Since Heedfest’ brings three GBV tribute bands and diehard fans from near and far to Warehouse XI in Somerville, MA on February 10 –
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AI Act: EU Commission attempts to revive tiered approach shifting to General Purpose AI
The European Commission circulated on Sunday (19 November) a possible compromise on the AI law to break the deadlock on foundation models, applying the tiered approach to General Purpose AI and introducing codes of practice for models with systemic risks. The AI Act is a landmark bill to regulate Artificial Intelligence based on its potential…
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Pete Carroll thinks Geno Smith will start on Thursday night
Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith’s availability for Thursday night became a question when he injured his elbow on a hit by Rams defensive end Aaron Donald, but head coach Pete Carroll sounded optimistic about Smith’s outlook on Monday. Carroll said on Seattle Sports 710 that it was a positive sign that Smith was able to return…
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Music stars with JSU connections to perform in Dec. 14 benefit concert at school
Four former Jacksonville State University students — all Alabama natives — who went on to achieve success in country music will perform Dec. 14 in a benefit concert at the school. “ROC On” at 7 p.m. in the Ernest Stone Center’s Ward Theatre will feature Randy Owen, Jamey Johnson, Riley Green and Gordon Mote in…
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Rosalynn Carter leaves a lasting legacy through her mental health advocacy
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Former first lady Rosalynn Carter will always be remembered as a great advocate for mental health both before and after her husband, Jimmy Carter, served as president. And those in the mental health community will be feeling the void left by her death Sunday. Throughout her husband’s political career, she chose…
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Court Revives Negligence Suit Against DHL After Car Accident
DHL Supply Chain (USA) and one of its drivers will face a woman’s negligence claim stemming from a traffic accident after the Sixth Circuit revived her suit. Malory Zajdel and her husband sued Exel Inc., doing business as DHL, and freight truck driver Matthew Paul Bohland following the car accident in Michigan. The US Court…
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Jessie Diggins prioritising mental health in new cross-country skiing season: ‘One day at a time’
Olympic champion cross-country skier Jessie Diggins is taking this season “one day at a time and one race at a time” after recently revealing she was struggling with her eating disorder again. A reigning world champion in the 10km freestyle, the 32-year-old American shared an emotional post with fans in September to say after 12…
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Proposed sale of Elk Valley coal mines raises environmental concerns — Wildsight
Teck Fording Coal’s “Greenhills” Mountop removal coal mine, near Elkford is part proposed sale to Glencore. — Photo courtesy Garth Lenz Wildsight said that Teck’s proposed sale of its Elk Valley coal mines to Glencore, a large mining company with a poor environmental record, has environmental advocates concerned that the water pollution disaster in the…
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Saudi literary agency to transform children’s book publishing
JEDDAH: In a bid to address challenges faced by artists and creatives in Saudi Arabia, Layal Idriss, founder of Radish House Agency, has embarked on a mission to provide support, guidance, and exceptional creative services. With a focus on the publishing industry, Idriss aims to elevate the local creative scene and contribute to the growth…
