fasny applauds state senate for passing volunteer firefighter presumptive cancer coverage

The third generation Echo Dot is a prime example of how economies of scale should work for gadgets: the hardware improves while the price stays the same. The new Dot is slightly chunkier than the previous model, but Amazon upgraded the sound quality so it no longer sounds as tinny. It’s still lacking in bass, but at least now you can actually play music through it.

Council President Sheri Carter as well as Alder Barbara Harrington McKinney will be hosting a press conference at Penn Park, 2101 Fisher Street, at 11am. Your presence and support if you are able will be greatly appreciated. I do not have the emails of everyone who has offered support.

These mental health issues impacted my daily functioning. This may give you a deep dive into how she overcomes her anxiety and struggles. There are few foods and drinks that may help you manage your anxiety indications, as they may decrease inflammation and boost brain wellbeing.

We, Supervisor Elena Haasl and Alder Max Prestigiacomo, are committed to using our respective platforms to mitigate risk and reduce harm for students and particularly marginalized communities. Along with other Madison Dane County Elected Officials, we signed a letter that takes a holistic review of the ‘Smart Restart’ Plan, including recommendations on how to move forward with equity and safety in mind. We’re demanding the UW Madison leadership team prohibit in person contact and move instruction online.

Luxottica makets lenses and coatings under the name Crizal as something special. This is a bunch of hype!! Their coating is no better than the coating I’ve gotten from the typical online order sites that offer high index AR lenses. (FYI I’m comparing a $45 set of online order with a Crizal lens + silhouette frame I got from an optometrist listed at $800 $250 insurance)Was guy who worked in lab who made glasses for Luxottica who owns rayban.

Currently around two bursts are recorded a week, but new facilities under development are set to revolutionise their work by surveying vast swathes of the sky in real time. Carole’s team are at the vanguard of this new kind of science but the possibility of receiving notification of up to a million new events every night is daunting. This ‘big data’ challenge is one which Carole predicts will require interdisciplinary innovation, bringing together astrophysicists, mathematicians, physicists, engineers and computer scientists..