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Safety First at the Rim- Tips for Viewing Grand Canyon National Parkv

Safety First. A trip to Grand Canyon can be both fun and safe by keeping these few tips in mind. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/safety-first-at-the-rim-2018-07-03.htm




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Grand Canyon National Park Awarded State Grant to Improve Highway Safety and Stop Impaired Driving

The Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, along with the DUI Abatement Council, granted Grand Canyon National Park $10,000 to improve highway safety and stop impaired driving. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/grand-canyon-national-park-awarded-state-grant-to-improve-highway-safety-and-stop-impaired-driving.htm




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Grand Canyon National Park Ranger Elyssa Shalla Wins Prestigious Award

Elyssa Shalla, park ranger at Grand Canyon National Park, has been selected as a recipient of the Intermountain Region 2018 Freeman Tilden Award. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/elyssa-shall-regional-award.htm




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Tusayan Route Shuttle Bus Operations to begin March 1—Park and Ride; We'll be Your Guide at Grand Canyon National Park

The National Park Service (NPS) will again offer shuttle bus service between Grand Canyon National Park and the neighboring town of Tusayan in 2019. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/tusayan-shuttle-starts-march-1.htm




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Grand Canyon National Park and Grand Canyon Conservancy to Celebrate 100th Anniversary with Fee-Free Entrance and Commemoration Ceremony on February 26th

Grand Canyon National Park and Grand Canyon Conservancy invite the public and park partners to join National Park Service staff in celebrating the 100th anniversary of Grand Canyon’s designation as a national park. To celebrate this significant milestone, Grand Canyon National Park will waive entrance fees for visitors coming to the park on February 26. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/grand-canyon-national-park-100th-anniversary-commemoration.htm




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Celebrate Grand Canyon National Park's 100th Anniversary during Star Party Week, June 22-29

The twenty-ninth annual Grand Canyon Star Party will be held Saturday, June 22 through Saturday, June 29, 2019 on both South and North Rims of the park. Amateur astronomers from across the country will volunteer their telescopes and expertise for the enjoyment of park visitors. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/celebrate-grand-canyon-national-park-100th-anniversary-during-star-party-week-june-22-29.htm




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Public invited to release of endangered California Condors on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019, at Vermilion Cliffs National Monument

The public invited to the 23rd annual public condor release scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019, and witness first-hand a spectacular release into the wild of several captive-bred young condors on National Public Lands Day. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/ca-condor-release-saturday-sept-28-at-vermilion-cliffs.htm




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Grand Canyon's Shuttle Bus to Tusayan to begin March 1

Shuttle bus service between Grand Canyon National Park Visitor Center and the neighboring town of Tusayan, will resume on March 1, 2020. Buses will run daily at 20-minute intervals between 8 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/news/grca-tusayan-shuttle-begins-march-1-2020.htm




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Mental Health Safety and Quality in NSW: Implementation Update August 2019




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Mental Health Safety and Quality in NSW: Implementation Update July 2019




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Mental Health Safety and Quality in NSW: Implementation Update June 2019




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NSW Immunisation Schedule (March 2020)




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Solar panels save energy at Hornsby Hospital




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Beauticians get green light for retail sales




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Gold Coast clears passage for superyachts

INTERNATIONAL superyachts can sail into the Gold Coast Seaway permanently in a coup for the Gold Coast boating and tourism industries, with approval secured for a clearing station.




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In a Revolutionary Medical Treatment, Man’s Lung Was Removed, Cleaned, and Replaced—No Transplant Necessary

The procedure, which has only been conducted a few times in history, could be a groundbreaking new treatment for patients suffering from lung cancer.

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How to Be Happier During COVID: Decades of Science Shows That Gratitude, Love, and Connection Can Save Your Life

If you need some help to be happier during these trying times, these studies show various ways that loving from a distance can help.

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Stressed? This Study Says You Simply Need a 20-Minute ‘Nature Pill’

This first-of-its-kind study zeroed in on the optimal amount of time the average person could spend in contact with nature in order to enjoy its benefits.

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As Coal Usage Declines, New Study Finds Dramatic Decrease in Asthma Symptoms and Hospitalizations

According to research conducted around four coal-powered plants in Louisville, Kentucky, retiring coal has a noticeable effect on people's health.

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Next Time You’re Feeling Particularly Stressed or Anxious, This Study Says You Should Play Tetris

If you're enduring a period of anxiety or uneasiness, this study from the University of California says that Tetris is the perfect solution.

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New Alzheimer’s Nasal Spray Shown to Reduce Proteins Which Cause the Disease in Mice

Kyoto University researchers said the vaccine for Alzheimer’s was effective and was also shown to have zero side effects observed in the mice.

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The World’s First Disposable Diaper Company That Collects The Dirty Ones For Composting

Dyper, maker of biodegradable disposable bamboo diapers, now offers a composting service that lets you ship off your baby's diapers in a box for recycling.

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LEGO Factory is Now Producing Thousands of Protective Plastic Face Masks for Medical Workers

The Danish toy company has reworked some of their equipment to produce more than 13,000 protective plastic face masks every day.

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Sam’s Club is Offering ‘Hero Shopping Hours’ to Healthcare Workers Regardless of Memberships

For two hours on Sunday mornings, all Sam's Club stores will be open to first responders and hospital workers—no membership required.

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Nike Donates Tens of Thousands of Shoes They Designed Exclusively for Healthcare Workers

Nike is donating 32,500 pairs of shoes designed specially for healthcare workers, the Air Zoom Pulse, to hospitals hardest hit in the US and Europe.

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Shopping crowds raise SA virus complacency

Thousands of people have flocked to shopping malls and supermarkets across Adelaide, raising concerns of growing complacency over the coronavirus pandemic.




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Russian Camelot wins SA derby

Horse Racing: In a day full of more great racing, Russian Camelot claimed the honours in the South Australian derby, with a few other shock results along the way.




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What April’s Jobs Report Says About the U.S. Economy

The Labor Department’s survey taken in April is expected to show record job losses for the U.S. WSJ explains the context behind the numbers. Photo: Justine Lane/EPA/SHUTTERSTOCK




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Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's customers share the worst substitutes they've had on their online shop

Have you had any that are worse?




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Two maternity hubs open in Surrey so women have same midwife through antenatal and birth

There are two new sites, one in Cranleigh and the other in Farnham




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Colossal carbon! Disturbance and biomass dynamics in Alaska’s national forests

The Chugach and Tongass National Forests are changing, possibly in response to global warming.




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A field guide to predict delayed mortality of fire-damaged ponderosa pine: application and validation of the Malheur model.

The Malheur model for fire-caused delayed mortality is presented as an easily interpreted graph (mortality-probability calculator) as part of a one-page field guide that allows the user to determine postfire probability of mortality for ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa Dougl. ex Laws.).




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Interactive Marquee for Safari and Chrome

Using CSS3 and keyframes to produce an interactive marquee




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Safari Mobile browser dropdown menu

A single level dropdown menu aimed at the Safari Mobile browser (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch).




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Safari Mobile browser slide down menu

A single level slide down menu aimed at the Safari Mobile browser (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch).




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Safari Mobile browser flyout menu

A multi-level flyout menu aimed at the Safari Mobile browser (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch).




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Safari Mobile browser droplist menu with delay

A droplist menu with delay action aimed at the Safari Mobile browser (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch).




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Safari Mobile browser flyout list

A flyout list menu with slide action aimed at the Safari Mobile browser (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch).




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Safari Mobile browser flyout icons

A flyout set of social network icons with slide action aimed at the Safari Mobile browser (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch).




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Safari Mobile browser 'exploding' image links.

Using CSS3 to produce an expanding stack of image links, suitable for the iPad etc.




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CSSplay 3D Truncated Icosahedron

A 3D truncated icosahedron using CSS3 3D transforms and no images.




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CSSplay Safari Mobile Dropdown Menu Fixed

A method of closing an open dropdown menu by tapping anywhere in the screen




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CSSplay Safari Mobile Flyout Menu Fixed

A method of closing an open flyout menu by tapping anywhere in the screen




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Interactive Marquee for Safari, Chrome and Firefox

A second version of the marquee demo using CSS3 and keyframes to produce an interactive marquee for any length of text.




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Three planets and the moon animation for Safari, Chrome and Firefox

Using CSS3 transitions, transforms and keyframes to produce a 3D animation of the Earth, Mars, Jupiter and the Moon.




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3D Dymaxion Map animation for Safari, Chrome and Firefox

Using CSS3 transitions, transforms and keyframes to produce a 3D Dymaxion Map of the Earth's surface.




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CSSplay - Universal Mini Menu

The previous multi level mini menu suitable for smartphones adapted to show how it might look on PCs.




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CSSplay - CSS only universal slide in/out menu

A CSS ONLY universal slide in/out menu suitable for all the latest browsers and operating systems with animation.




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Magnum/Aperture Square Print sale

This year’s Magnum Photos and Aperture Square Print Sale, entitled Hidden, is underway right now. For $100, you can get a 6×6-inch museum-quality print from one of 120 modern and contemporary photographers, including Elliott Erwitt, Elinor Carucci, Joel Meyerowitz, Todd Hido and many more. Most of the photos offered are signed by the photographer; others—from […]

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Test result delays at Chessington coronavirus centre an 'embarrassment', says ambulance worker

A London Ambulance Service worker and Weybridge teacher both needed to use the site, but experienced a number of problems