Goldendoodles, a cross between a Poodle and Golden Retriever, were first bred in 1970 as service dogs and have since become the most desired of the Doodle breeds. People are drawn to the friendly, affectionate and loyal qualities of the Golden Retriever – along with the Goldendoodle’s signature fluffy cuteness, plus the obedient, intelligent and […]
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Goldendoodles, a cross between a Poodle and Golden Retriever, were first bred in 1970 as service dogs and have since become the most desired of the Doodle breeds. People are drawn to the friendly, affectionate and loyal qualities of the Golden Retriever – along with the Goldendoodle’s signature fluffy cuteness, plus the obedient, intelligent and […]
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The American coal industry is in a long-term decline, and the recent Supreme Court ruling in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency the case won’t change that. The case centers on a 2015 EPA regulation called the Clean Power Plan that aims to limit greenhouse gases from power plants. The rule never took effect, as […]
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Overall, 74% of companies have accelerated plans to move to the cloud by more than a year, discarding legacy technologies and operational models to include data and applications, according to business analysis firm ZK Research. A key part of that transformation relied on the use of applications, typically in the cloud, that integrated low-functionality applications […]
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This post may contain affiliate links. Read my privacy policy. A dash of lime and cilantro make this black bean, avocado, cucumber and tomato salad the perfect companion to chicken breast, grilled chicken or steak. You can also serve this with chips as a dip or serve it over grilled salmon. Black beans, avocado, tomato […]
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This is today’s edition of The Download,, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. How algorithms trap us in a circle of shame Working in finance at the start of the financial crisis in 2008, mathematician Cathy O’Neil convinced first-hand how much people believe in […]
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Delivery options: two or four weeks Best for testing blind taste Of all the coffee subscriptions we’ve tried, Angel’s Cup has my favorite craft: blind taste testing. Every time coffee arrives, it is in an unmarked black bag. Once you’ve decided whether you like coffee or not, you can look it up in the Angel’s […]
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Only the most durable organisms can thrive in one of the coldest springs on earth. That’s why in the summer of 2017 and 2019, Lyle Whyte took a helicopter to Lost Hammer Spring in the uninhabited High Arctic region of Nunavut, Canada. Snow, ice, salt travertine, rocks and permafrost surround the unpretentious spring, located among […]
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Science has not convinced Google engineer Blake Lemoine that one of the company’s AIs is reasonable. Lemoine, who is also an ordained Christian mystical priest, says AI’s comments on religion, as well as his “personal, spiritual beliefs,” helped to convince to him technology had thoughts, feelings, and a soul. “I am a priest. When the […]
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Share with fellow dog lovers! Repetitive dog names — ones that repeat the same sound in two syllables — are among the easiest names for your new dog to learn. After all, he or she is hearing that new name not once but twice every time you speak it! Technically these repetitive names are called […]
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