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A Wisconsin bargain hunter paid just  for a flower painting at a rummage sale; about a decade later it was authenticated as a Martin Johnson Heade and sold at Christie’s for 2,500

A Wisconsin bargain hunter paid just $29 for a flower painting at a rummage sale; about a decade later it was authenticated as a Martin Johnson Heade and sold at Christie’s for $882,500

Wisconsin bargain hunter paid $29 for painting; later identified as Heade, sold for $882,500 (Image Credit: Getty Images/ Geoffrey Clements) A Wisconsin bargain hunter paid just $29 for a flower painting at a rummage sale, with no idea that the artwork would eventually be worth a fortune. About a decade later, the painting was identified…

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In 1992, Mike and Dana Blevins bought a 300-acre Missouri property where cattle and heavy hunting had damaged the deer habitat; 34 years later, their restoration work has helped turn the land into a managed refuge for a thriving herd

Every time Mike and Dana Blevins take their side-by-side around their 300-acre property in Perryville, Missouri, they see something they once had to work hard to bring back: white-tailed deer. “We take the side-by-side out with our grandkids, and we will always see deer,” the couple told the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) in its…

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Meet Andrew Sun-Zhuang, the Washington baseball player who built a 0 AI pitching machine with 94% strike accuracy and reached a national STEM final |

Meet Andrew Sun-Zhuang, the Washington baseball player who built a $260 AI pitching machine with 94% strike accuracy and reached a national STEM final |

PC: Society for Science/ Image AI generated Andrew Sun-Zhuang, a 7th grader at The Evergreen School in Shoreline, Washington, plays baseball and is constantly trying to improve his batting performance. His hit rate is 95 per cent against a batting machine but only 35 per cent in real life. According to the Society for Science,…

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Saudi Arabia Airports Attack: Two Saudi airports in Jazan and Najran targeted as tensions with Yemen’s Houthis escalates

Saudi Arabia Airports Attack: Two Saudi airports in Jazan and Najran targeted as tensions with Yemen’s Houthis escalates

The attacks came after the Houthis claimed to have launched a fresh wave of missile and drone strikes. (Photo: X/MarioNawfal) Airports in Saudi Arabia‘s Jazan and Najran were targeted in two attacks on Monday evening, injuring three people and causing limited damage, according to the kingdom’s aviation authority, as tensions with Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels…

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US, China in talks for reciprocal visits to nuclear sites in bid to build trust, prevent arms race

US, China in talks for reciprocal visits to nuclear sites in bid to build trust, prevent arms race

The talks reportedly proposed visits to the US department of energy national labs and to China’s equivalent facilities (Photo: Reuters). The United States has discussed starting reciprocal visits to nuclear sites with China, amid efforts to build mutual trust and prevent an arms race between the rivals.According to a Tuesday report by CNN, the US…

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Jeffrey Archer: The British author who made Indians fall in love with English writing | World News

Jeffrey Archer: The British author who made Indians fall in love with English writing | World News

Jeffrey Archer speaking at the Jaipur Literature Festival in 2019 That Jeffrey Archer had a way with words would be an understatement. In 2019, the only year that he attended the Jaipur Literature Festival, he shared an anecdote that encapsulated the unique position he occupies among Indian readers of English.Archer recalled that a young urchin…

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Scientists studying ancient Siberian bone fragments used DNA to identify a previously unknown extinct bovine related to modern yaks that followed its own evolutionary path for hundreds of thousands of years

Scientists studying ancient Siberian bone fragments used DNA to identify a previously unknown extinct bovine related to modern yaks that followed its own evolutionary path for hundreds of thousands of years

Comparison of these genomes with those of modern and extinct bovines revealed that the remains represented a previously unrecognized lineage. A handful of unremarkable bone fragments from caves in southern Siberia have turned out to hold an extraordinary evolutionary story. According to an online report by Phys Org, ancient DNA recovered from the remains has…

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Drones strike two vessels in Bulgaria’s economic zone; one ship sinks

Drones strike two vessels in Bulgaria’s economic zone; one ship sinks

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev addresses the media following the incident in Bulgaria’s Black Sea economic zone (Photo: Reuters). Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev on Tuesday said two commercial vessels were struck by drones inside the country’s Exclusive Economic Zone, marking the first attack on shipping in the exclusive waters of a Nato country.The ships…

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Meet Rye Lynn Rost: The Montana 7th grader who compared banana and plantain starch to make stronger bioplastic |

Meet Rye Lynn Rost: The Montana 7th grader who compared banana and plantain starch to make stronger bioplastic |

A seventh grader in Montana compared banana and plantain starch to develop a stronger bioplastic. Rye Lynn Rost, a student at Baker Junior High School in Baker, MT, wanted to create plastics from natural materials that could break down without losing their durability too quickly.For her project, she studied bioplastics made from plantains (Musa paradisiaca)…

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