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This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grists weekly newsletter here. After a year of intense negotiations, the states along the Colorado River have reached a deal to solve one of the most complex water crises in U.S. history. The solution to this byzantine conundrum is deceptive in its simplicity: pay farmers 鈥?who collectively use 80 percent of Colorado River deliveries 鈥?to give up their water. Representatives from Arizona, stanley cup Nevada, and California announced on Monday that they had agreed to reduce their states collective water usage by more than 3 million acre-feet over the next three years. That equals around a trillion gallons, or roughly 13 percent of the states total water usage. Under the terms of the deal, cities and irrigation districts in these so-called Lower Basin states will receive around $1.2 billion from the Biden administrations Inflation Reduction Act, or IRA, in exchange for using less water. Most of the reductions are likely to come from farming operations. Many had anticipated a more painful resolution to the crisis. Rather than taking mandatory cuts and losing out on billions of dollars fr stanley water flask om crop sales, irrigators in the southwest will get millions of dollars to reduce their water usage for just three years 鈥?and will cut their usage by less than half of what federal officials demanded last year. termo stanley This rosy outcome is only possible because of a wet winter that blanketed the river basin with snow and stabilized water levels in its Jqdj NASA s Europa Clipper Survives and Thrives in Outer Space on Earth
South Korean protesters stage a rally calling for a ban on Chinese p stanley romania eople entering South Korea near the presidential Blue House in Seoul, stanley website South Korea, on Jan. 29, 2020.Ahn Young-Joon鈥擜PIdeasBy Sonia ShahUpdated: March 7, 2020 12:55 PM EST | Originally published: February 3, 2020 12:15 AM ESTShah is a science journalist and author of Pandemic: Tracking Contagions from Cholera to Ebola and Beyond. Her fifth book, The Next Great Migration: the Beauty and Terror of Life on the Move, will be published in June. Even as public health experts race to contain the novel coronavirus outbreak, a potentially more fearsome and shadowy pandemicmdash;aimed at uninfected people unjustly fingered as potential carriersmdash;grows. Calls for bans on the movement of peoples of Asian descentmdash;which would subject millions of people to unnecessary and potentially life-threatening entrapmentmdash;are trending on social media, while in real life, the normal rules of social cohesion have started to break down. Outside a Chinatown restaurant in Sydney, Australia on January 28, for example, a 60-year-old man died from cardiac arrest, while bystanders reportedly refused to provide CPR for fear of catching coronavirus. Societies facing novel pathogens have often engaged in scapegoating of marginalized populations, especially when the infective source can be linked to a distant place and the diseas stanley cup e associated with a racially distinct foreign peoples. During the nineteenth century, rat

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Getty Images/Westend61The latest wave of advances in artificial intelligence has caused AI to filter its way into most technology sectors, including workplace productivity tools, social media, and now cybersecurity. xA0;Microsoft is leveraging the power of GPT-4 xA0;to launch a new, generative AI security product called Microsoft Security Copilot. xA0;Also: xA0;These experts are racing to protect AI from hackers xA0;The main idea is to use conversational AI to enhance the capabilities of security professionals, who are often overwhelmed by the sheer numbers and the sophistication of todayapos attacks -- partly because there are over 3 million unfilled jobs for IT secur termo stanley ity experts. MicrosoftMicrosoft Security Copilot combines the power of OpenAIapos most advanced large language model LLM , GPT-4, with a security-specific model from Microsoft. When Microsoft Security Copilot gets a prompt from a security professional, it uses its LLM and security-specific model to deploy skills and querie stanley vattenflaska s to help detect and respond to a security threat more quickly and accurately. Itapos powered by Microsoftapos global threat intel stanley cup ligence system, which Microsoft claims parses more than 65 trillion daily signals.Also: How to use the new Bing and how itapos different from ChatGPT With Microsoft Security Copilot, defenders can respond to incidents within minutes, get critical step-by-step guidance through natural language-based investigations, catch what would otherwise g Pnts My new favorite email client for Linux has a handy fix for email overwhelm
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Ubers new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced Wednesday that the ridesharing company that has been clouded in controversy for the last few years is finally ready to go public, and intends to do so in the second half of 2019. Khosrowshahi first mentioned the target timeframe for Ubers planned initial public offering IPO while speaking to CNBC and reiterated it while on stage at Recodes Code Conference late Wednesday evening, during which he said Uber wants to be the Amazon for transportation. In an interview with CNBC, Ubers CEO said the company is on track for its IPO in 2019, though the publication reported Uber has yet to start discussions with banks to facilitate the move. Were in a good position in terms of the companys profile, in terms of profitability and margins continue to get better, he said. Ubers Amazon-like ambitions are likely driven by the companys success in categories adjacent to adidas samba just ridesharing. Per Khosrowshahi, the companys food delivery service UberEats has achieved a $6 billion run rate a projection that annualizes data from a short period of time and is growing by over 200 percent. The CEO also envisioned a future in which Uber is the platform that othe yeezy slide r transportation services like public transit, bikes, and buses run on. Whether its taking a car, whether its taking a poo nike dunk led car, whether its taking a bike, whether you should walk or even now we want to build out the capability for you to take a bus or subway, Khosrowshahi told CNBC. We wa Tkrg AMD s Excellent Ryzen 5000 Series Is Coming to Laptops
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IdeasBy Ian BremmerJanuary 2 stanley tumblers 2, 2015 5:51 AM ESTIan Bremmer is a foreign affairs columnist and editor-at-large at TIME. He is the president of Eurasia Group, a political-risk consultancy, and GZERO Media, a company dedicated to providing intelligent and engaging coverage of international affairs. He teaches applied geopolitics at Columbia Universitys School of International and Public Affairs, and his most recent book is The Power of Crisis.As China continues its rise, Beijing will need strong allies. That a problem, because it doesn ;t have any. True, China has become the lead trade partner for more than 100 countries around the world. But when it comes to the heavy lifting of great-power foreign policy, there a big difference between friends and business partners.Which governments hold any sort of ideological affinity with China Rogues like North Korea, Venezuela, Sudan and Zimbabwe top the list. Not exactly an all-star team of international influence. Nor can much good come to China from getting too deeply involved with those troubled countries.What about Russia Moscow can offer Beijing long-term energy supplies and help China contain the U.S. in Asia. But Europe, America and Japan will remain China larg stanley water flask est trade partners for the foreseeable future. Russia doesn ;t come close, and that limits China willingness to join Vladimir Putin in his efforts to ant stanley kaufen agonize the West. China and Russia also regularly jostle for influence in the

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A phone is a big brick of plastics, aluminum, and wires. Theres nothing particularly natural about it, but OnePlus latest iteration on its mainline phone, the OnePlus 12, is returning to nature thank stanley insulated cup s to a unique colorway that looks chiseled out of a rockface. More importantly, the companys next phone will move the beloved alert slider from the left to the right side to make way for a type of game-streaming antenna. According to a new teaser trailer the compa stanley flask ny dropped on Monday, OnePlus wants you to run through scenic grassland and cross mountains with its upcoming OnePlus 12 smartphone. They want you to sprint to the top of that hill and bellow in a strange, bird-like caw as you hold your phone by your side. Oh, and eventually you can use the phone to snap a new picture of those grand natural vistas, we can assume. There are very few actual details about the new phone in that video nor on the companys product page. If you pause the video, youll notice the alert slider, which lets users toggle from mute to silent with the flick of a switch, has moved from the right to the left side of the phone. Some dedicated OnePlus fans might be annoyed by the change, but its not l stanley coffee mug ike companies like Apple havent been sticking their mute toggle on the left side of their phones for years. The shift is reportedly due to a new focus on game streaming for OnePlus phones. The company told Gizmodo theres a new antenna on the right side thats supposed to reduce latency for game streaming. Bklw Spider-Man 2 s Best Moments Broaden Its Perspectives
By Jeffrey KlugerDecember 18, 2014 11:14 AM ESTIf you read science journals and really, who doesn ;t you know that it not easy to top Naturemdash;and Nature itself surely knows it. They ;re the major leagues, the senior circuit, the place the serious stuff goes to get seen. Nature doesn ;t do smallmdash;and it definitely doesn ;t do cute.At least, it didn ;t.But every now and then, even the folks on the peer review panels start to feel cuddly. Spend your days vetting new studies about the Dumbo octopus or the toupee monkey or the robot baby penguins that can fool real penguins, and you have to admit that sometimes nature can be pretty adorablemdash;even if Nature can ;t.So in a nod to the sweetness that hides in the science, the journal just released an uncharacteristically precious video 82 stanley website 11;the Top 10 Cutest Animals in 2014. You can go back to being Mr. Grumpypants tomorrow, Nature. But for now, give us a great big hug.More Must-Reads from TIMEHow the Economy is Doing in the Swing StatesHarris Battles For the Bro VoteOur Guide to Voting in the 2024 ElectionMel Robbins Will Make You Do ItWhy Vinegar Is So Good for YouYou Dont Have to Dread the End of Daylig stanley quencher ht SavingThe 20 Best Halloween TV Episodes of All TimeMeet TIMEs Newest Class of Next Generation LeadersWrite to Jeffrey Kluger at jeffrey.kluger@tim stanley cups e

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Meta puffed out its chest over the weekend, threatening to block links to news sites in Canada from its social networks if the country moves forward with its Online News Act, which would force internet companies to pay publishers for their content. The statement follows similar ultimatums from Google over the bill, officially called C-18. Now, Big Tech looks like its on a collision course with Canadian lawmakers over the fate of online news in the US Northern neighbor. In a statement Monday, a Meta spokesperson told Gizmodo the bill, as currently written, would force the company into an unworkable situation. If the Online News Act passes in its current form, we will end the availability of news content on Facebook and Instagram for people in Canada, the water bottle stanley Meta spokesperson said in an ema cups stanley il. A legisla kubki stanley tive framework that compels us to pay for links or content that we do not post, and which are not the reason the vast majority of people use our platforms, is neither sustainable nor workable. Whats in the Online News Act, and why is Big Tech mad about it Modeled after similar Australian legislation, C-18 would require Meta and other internet companies pay news publishers when they reproduce their content, i.e. when a link appears on their sites. Companies that try to wiggle free of paying publishers for their links could open themselves up to binding arbitration. If passed, Canadas Office of the Parliamentary estimates Google and Facebook combined would wind up paying ar Hjdh False-Positive Mammograms May Provide Clues to Doctors
Caption from LIFE. An early-morning start on a catfish expedition in a car named Old Dilsie.Leonard McCombe鈥擳he LIFE Images Collection/Getty ImagesBy Eliza BermanSeptember 11, 2015 10:00 AM EDTFor just one day every September, the spoilers become the spoiled. National Grandparents Day has been observed in the U.S. on the first Sunday after Labor Day since President Jimmy Carter signed the proclamation in 1979. But for o stanley botella ne 6-year-old boy, long before that day was made official, every day was grandparents day.On Aug. 29, 19 stanley cupe 55, the face of a red-haired, freckle-nosed boy named Billy Conner graced the cover of LIFE Magazine under the headline, The Fun of Being a Grandson. Billy lived four blocks away from his gran stanley mug dfather William James Conner, 63, a section foreman on the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Batesville, Ark. The photo essay by Leonard McCombe documented their afternoons reading the newspaper, eating ice cream, fishing for catfish and dealing with wiggly teeth.Though Billyrsquo love for his grandfather is unmistakably genuine, his desire to spend time together stemmed, at least in part, from Williamrsquo willingness to indulge his grandsonrsquo boyish behavior: Billy revels in the company of granddad because he is no disciplinarian at all.August 29, 1955 cover of LIFE magazine.Leonard McCombe鈥擫IFE MagazineLiz Ronk, who edited this gallery, is the Photo Editor for LIFE. Follow her on Twitter @lizabethronk.Caption from LIFE. On the steps

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