Sunrise over Lake Baikal / Photo by Arseniy Chekmarev / Flickr My name is Iaromira Forgive me if I speak of sad thingsWhen my footsteps echo in my bones A silence saved me from the wordAnother silence will save the word And the wind shall be my home                                     * I saw the stars swim
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News Listen to Ethel Cain Cover Britney Spears’ “Everytime” “I knew I could take Britney’s melodies and make something super dreamy with it,” Cain said of her International Women’s Day single By Matthew Ismael Ruiz March 8, 2022 Facebook Twitter Photo by Ethel Cain Facebook Twitter Ethel Cain has covered Britney Spears’ “Everytime,” originally from
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There are plenty of reasons to be upset with director Sam Levinson’s latest season of Euphoria, but actress Barbie Ferreira is easing some pressure with her latest confession: Much of the alleged behind-the-scenes drama is apparently “untrue.” In an interview with Insider, the actress responded—albeit indirectly—to rumors that not all was well between her and
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Russian President Vladimir Putin‘s brutal campaign to deter Ukrainian admission to NATO has inadvertently boosted the military alliance’s popularity among other prospective member states. As Russia’s assault on its neighbor intensifies, nearby Finland and Sweden are rethinking their long-standing positions of military neutrality, with a majority of voters now favoring membership of the 30-member alliance
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Flux tracker: a sample is inserted into the experimental setup to track the exciton flux when the acoustic waves are applied. (Courtesy: Silvia Cardarelli/University of Michigan) Dynamically-controlled exciton transport has been demonstrated in a 2D transition metal dichalcogenide (TMD) using surface acoustic waves (SAWs). Researchers in the US and Japan used the SAWs to induce
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Walt Disney CFO Christine McCarthy said the entertainment giant’s total exposure to Russia and Ukraine combined is about 2% of its total operating income — with Ukraine about 10% of that 2%. During a Q&A at Morgan Stanley’s technology, media and telecom conference, she called the situation there “very unfortunate.” Disney was the first Hollywood
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TAMPA, Fla. — Intelsat has picked former Raytheon executive David Wajsgras as CEO to lead the satellite operator post-bankruptcy. Wajsgras will take the helm April 4 to replace Stephen Spengler, who announced plans to retire in October after more than 18 years at Intelsat. Spengler has been CEO of Intelsat for nearly seven years. His departure comes soon
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