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Vinyl’s biggest selling point isn’t the sound. It’s the physical experience: shiny, delicate records; liner notes writ large; covers you want to frame and hang on your wall; and the way the stylus spins across the jagged surface, reproducing your favorite artists’ music as if by magic.Maybe you’ve always been interested in building a setup for listening to LPs and 45s, but you don’t know where to start. Maybe you’re like WIRED reviews editor Julian Chokkattu, who owned a record but no turntable to play it on. Maybe you’re just looking for an upgrade. No problem: There are tons of…

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Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Flinders University’s Dr. Ashokkumar Manoharan collaborated with Associate Professor Christina Scott-Young (RMIT University, Melbourne), and Professor Anthony McDonnell (Cork University Business School, Ireland) to create a framework that creates an effective industry brand. “Industry talent branding: a collaborative and strategic approach to reducing hospitality’s talent challenge” has been published in the International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management. Based on brand equity theory, signaling theory and employer branding literature, this framework places an onus on sector-wide cooperation to form a consistent brand that all hospitality employers and employees can clearly understand. The researchers say there is merit…

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California rockers Kyng are back with the song “Haunting Visions,” their first new electric music in seven years. The new tune comes as the band continues work on its upcoming fourth studio album. “Haunting Visions” features a mix of stoner metal and heavy rock. In describing the song, Kyng said in a collective statement, “‘Haunting Visions’ is a story about a Vietnam veteran whose entire humanity was, for lack of a better word, transformed into an unrecognizable being. We jokingly claim that it’s ‘based on true events (sort of)’ because, although the mental transformation in fact happened, it’s not a…

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Memory – first-look review 3 && args[2] === 2 && typeof args[3] === ‘boolean’ ) { gdprApplies = args[3]; if (typeof args[2] === ‘function’) { args[2](‘set’, true); } } } else if (args[0] === ‘ping’) { var retr = { gdprApplies: gdprApplies, cmpLoaded: false, cmpStatus: ‘stub’ }; if (typeof args[2] === ‘function’) { args[2](retr); } } else { if(args[0] === ‘init’ && typeof args[3] === ‘object’) { args[3] = { …args[3], tag_version: ‘V2’ }; } queue.push(args); } } function postMessageEventHandler(event) { var msgIsString = typeof event.data === ‘string’; var json = {}; try { if (msgIsString) { json = JSON.parse(event.data);…

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As tensions continue to rise across American political lines, one particularly incendiary topic is the discussion of the US legal system. Many advocates have brought to light the way the prison-industrial complex plays a major role in the racism and subjugation of Black Americans. And while the US legal system’s crimes are slowly being brought to public awareness — the 2019 Netflix drama When They See Us, educating many about the Central Park Five, for example — stories of false imprisonment and mistreatment are not merely a thing of the past. As racism within the legal system continues to the…

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Brie Larson has delivered countless phenomenal performances throughout her career, but something tells us we’re getting her finest work on Lessons in Chemistry. Apple TV+ shared the official trailer for the highly-anticipated limited series on Thursday morning, showing Larson as Elizabeth Zott. Zott is a scientist whose life is upended when, on the cusp of discovering something great, a patriarchal society puts her career on hold. You can tell from the official trailer that this has a profound effect on Elizabeth because the first half focuses on her trying to make a significant breakthrough. Hearing that everything you’ve worked for…

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Researchers at the Center for Functional Nanomaterials (CFN), a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science User Facility at DOE’s Brookhaven National Laboratory, and Northrop Grumman, a multinational aerospace and defense technology company, have found a way to maintain valley polarization at room temperature using novel materials and techniques. This discovery could lead to devices that store and process information in novel ways using this technology without the need to keep them at ultra-low temperatures. Their research was recently published in Nature Communications. One of the paths being explored to achieve these devices is a relatively new field called…

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Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy.Toccin x RTR Design Collective Bow Sleeve Mini Dress Toccin x RTR Design Collective Bow Sleeve Mini Dress Resist as I might, this truly is Barbie’s year. Maison Margiela Purple Tie Sweater Maison Margiela Purple Tie Sweater Now 74% OffMargiela at almost 80 percent off? Someone pinch me! Coperni Denim Mini Swipe Bag Coperni Denim Mini Swipe Bag Now 25% OffCrescent bags have been a major handbag trend in 2023, including Coperni’s enviable styles. Advertisement – Continue…

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Meta Platforms unveiled its Quest Pro virtual and mixed reality headset on Tuesday, marking a milestone for Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg’s break into the higher-end market for extended reality computing devices.The new headset, unveiled at Meta’s annual Connect conference, will hit shelves on October 25 at a price of $1,500 (roughly Rs. 1,23,400), and will offer consumers a way to interact with virtual creations overlaid onto a full-colour view of the physical world around them.The launch is an important step for Zuckerberg, who last year announced plans for the device – then called Project Cambria – at the same time…

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Concert season is starting to slow down a bit, but football season has officially begun, as the Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Detroit Lions last night (Sept. 7). For many, though, football season also means tailgating season.You simply cannot have a successful tailgate without a good playlist, so that’s where we come in. When it comes to selecting songs, the most important thing is knowing your audience and what they like. If you’re hanging out with a bunch of rock and metalheads, casual listeners or even just an open-minded group, then we’ve got a solid selection of tracks for your…

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Jimmy Fallon’s appeal as a talk-show host is based on his innate likability. He seems to get along with everyone, and always be in a sunny mood. That sort of life-of-the-party quality is invaluable on television, and it’s propelled Fallon from Saturday Night Live to movies to hosting NBC’s Late Night and then on to the crown jewel of the talk show world: The Tonight Show, which Fallon has hosted since 2014.Of course, how someone presents themselves on TV isn’t necessarily how they carry themselves when the cameras are off. And a new report in Rolling Stone alleges that The Tonight Show under Fallon has been a “toxic workplace…

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Suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States, with an average of 132 suicides per day and over 1.6 million attempts per year. Falling within the middle of September (dubbed National Suicide Prevention Month by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention) September 10 marks the beginning of National Suicide Prevention Week. While suicide prevention is important every day of the year, this week and month mark a moment dedicated to creating awareness and inspiring people to learn how they can play a role in their communities to help save lives. According to the AFSP, one of…

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Despite a primary diet of gas and dust, black holes will consume anything that comes too close — meaning moons, planets and even stars are on the cosmic menu. But does this mean black holes greedily suck in everything around them, like cosmic vacuum cleaners, as commonly imagined?The answer is no. To feed and grow, black holes actually need a little luck, and a big, bright disk of matter around them.”Often we think of black holes as sucking matter in, like a vacuum cleaner. But that isn’t a great way to think about black holes,” John Regan, a Royal Society…

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There are a lot of sci-fi tropes out there ripe for reimagining, and Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Episode 3 does a solid job of defying our expectations on three fronts as the show continues to mine canon for schtick. From the titular benevolent world-managing AI to Boimler’s first mission command to Beta Shift’s first rite of passage as lieutenants (junior grade), we bear witness to multiple moments of near disaster. And that single fatality. The most exciting development is the introduction of the Anomaly Storage Room, a literal treasure trove of potential catastrophes. I’m unsure why the Cerritos…

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As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you’ll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work.Whether you need new work-from-home tops for all those virtual meetings or want dressier options for going out, Old Navy has a chic assortment of blouses at affordable prices. We’ve uncovered satin tops that add instant polish, checkered blouses to pair with your favorite jeans, autumnal-colored blouses perfect for fall, and loads of other styles you’ll want to add to your online shopping cart. If…

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Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover for $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,61,900 crore) has been a hot topic for a large part of this year already. Now that Musk’s stance on whether or not to go with the deal is coming closer to confirmation, Binance crypto exchange and tech-focussed Sequoia Capital is backing the completion of this bid. Both the crypto-focussed firms believe that Musk’s Twitter takeover could make for a milestone turn in the global promotion, expansion, and adoption of the crypto sector as the next phase of the fintech sector.Both, Sequoia Capital and Binance have pledged $800 million (roughly Rs.…

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Here are 21 rock and metal bands who announced new albums this week.The amount of new music dropping daily, monthly and yearly is dizzying, to say the least. You can spend almost all of the time you listen to music just checking out new stuff and, even so, there probably would not be enough time to listen to it all.We get it — it’s tough.That’s why we’ve recapped the new album announcements all in one place, including the new tracks that have been released off of these respective albums to make things a lot easier for all of you.Below, in alphabetical order,…

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New images from Taika Waititi’s Next Goal Wins preview the upcoming sports comedy starring Michael Fassbender. Per Collider, Searchlight Pictures has released new images from the Taika Waititi-directed Next Goal Wins. Based on a true story (and a 2014 documentary of the same name by Mike Brett and Steve Jamison), the film stars Fassbender as Thomas Rongen, the coach who led the American Samoa football team to qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. View the Next Goal Wins images below. What is Next Goal Wins about? “Next Goal Wins follows the American Samoa soccer team, infamous for their brutal…

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Scientific research depends on collaboration between researchers and institutions. But over the past decade, there has been a surge of large-scale research projects involving extraordinarily large numbers of researchers, from dozens to hundreds, all working on a common project. Examples of this trend include ManyBabies, centred on infant cognition and development, and ManyManys, focused on comparative cognition and behaviour across animal taxa. These kinds of projects, known as big team science (BTS), benefit from pooled human and material resources and draw on diverse data sets to gird studies with a robustness not found in smaller ones. However, as exciting as…

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When The Brakes Fail by Cindy Wittstrom Cindy Wittstrom has faced off against some of the deadliest mental and physical disorders known to modern medicine and lived to tell the story. When The Brakes Fail (Gatekeeper Press) is a well written account of one woman’s fight to survive postpartum depression, bipolar disorder, breast cancer, insomnia and a number of associated symptoms and syndromes. Readers will find both inspiration and points of practical guidance within these pages. Beyond the raw emotion of such experiences, Wittstrom is dedicated to increasing public understanding of these conditions in an effort to reverse the associated…

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Are you ready, General Hospital fans? The sudsy ABC daytime soap opera is bringing back a familiar face, and we’re convinced this is some of the best casting news we’ve heard in a long time. People reports that Daytime Emmy winner Rena Sofer has booked a comeback as Lois Cerullo. Yes, this is really happening. As General Hospital Fans will be well aware, Sofer has been away from the show for 26 years, so this will be exciting for fans who have watched for decades. Typically, this type of casting gets older fans to check back in with the show…

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The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill currently working its way through the UK Parliament could see Meta (as well as Alphabet) labeled as holding Strategic Market Status (SMS) and therefore asked to financially contribute to content creators to ensure fair competition in the digital market. The amount paid would be decided under arbitration, with the Competition and Markets Authority issuing fines for companies who refuse to pay. Similar systems are under consideration in Malaysia, New Zealand, and the US; the EU already has a law in place that has led Google to sign revenue-sharing deals with more than 300…

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A reconstruction of Homo longi, also known as dragon manChuang Zhao The following is an extract from Our Human Story, a newsletter about human evolution. Sign up to receive it for free in your inbox every month. There are a lot of different kinds of uncertainty in science. Sometimes the uncertainty comes from having very little data. For instance, we know very little about the first couple million years of hominin evolution, because from that time period we have only a few specimens: the 7-million-year-old Sahelanthropus tchadensis, the 6-million-year-old Orrorin tugenensis and … Read The Full Article Here

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“Born This Way” has long been recognized as an LGBT anthem, but its writer Lady Gaga doubled-down on its empowering message Thursday night (August 31st), specifically dedicating it to her transgender audience. Mother Monster just kicked off her “Lady Gaga Jazz & Piano” residency in Las Vegas, which includes some jazz standards as well as jazz-ified versions of Gaga hits. Right before she tore into “Born This Way,” she spoke out against recent attacks on trans rights in the US. “I’ve got something to say about trans rights in this country,” she said as she started the tune. “You got something…

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By day, Leah Rachel von Essen is the editor-in-chief of Chicago Booth Magazine at the University of Chicago. By night, she reviews genre-bending fiction for Booklist, and writes regularly as a senior contributor at Book Riot. Her blog While Reading and Walking has over 10,000 dedicated followers over several social media outlets, including Instagram. She writes passionately about books in translation, chronic illness and bias in healthcare, queer books, twisty SFF, and magical realism and folklore. She was one of a select few bookstagrammers named to NewCity’s Chicago Lit50 in 2022. She is an avid traveler, a passionate fan of…

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Danny Masterson’s sentencing this week apparently isn’t stopping reruns of the Fox sitcom That ‘70s Show, in which the actor played Steven Hyde. On Thursday, September 7, Masterson was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison after being convicted this May of raping two women in 2003. Despite those crimes — which the actor still denies — reruns of That ‘70s Show are still available on the streaming service Peacock and the digital network Laff, and episodes are available for purchase on Amazon, The Hollywood Reporter notes. Meanwhile, the public is now seeing letters to the judge that some…

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Until recently the Jebel Irhoud skull was thought to belong to a NeanderthalThe Natural History Museum/Alamy JEBEL IRHOUD, Morocco, 1961. In a barium mine in the foothills of the Atlas mountains, a miner makes a ghoulish discovery: a near-complete human skull embedded in the sediment. Archaeologists called in to investigate find that the skull is old, but not that old. It is filed away and largely forgotten. Hinxton, UK, 2019. Robert Foley, a palaeoanthropologist at the University of Cambridge, is giving the opening address at a three-day conference on human evolution. “What I’m pretty sure of is that, by the end…

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ThirdLove Form Seamless Shortie ($9, originally $16) Modeled after men’s briefs, boy shorts take on a more rectangular shape than most panties. While similar to the hipster, the key difference is that they have a lower-cut leg. In fact, some styles’ legs extend a short way down the thigh. When to wear them: When fitted properly and made from the right fabric, boy shorts can actually serve the same function as a thong in being worn under formfitting clothes without visible panty lines. Longer cotton boy shorts, however, can even be worn as loungewear or pajamas. This particular style from…

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