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Mon Schools says ‘no apprehension’ in going before state Supreme Court to defend charter school denial
Metro Creative photoCall it equivalent of the old-school assignment that required a student to stand up in front of the class to deliver a book ApprehensionState Supreme CourtFront Of The ClassCharter SchoolsState CourtState SchoolsStand
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Colorado’s COVID-19 Dial 3.0 released today
As more Coloradans are eligible to get vaccinated and choose to do so, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has released the latest update to Colorado’s COVID-19 dial framework: Dial 3.0. The updated dial public health order goes into effect Wednesday, March 24. State officials expect that Dial 3.0 will remain in effect until mid-April, at which point the state plans to retire the dial and implement a new public health order that gives greater control over capacity restrictions to local public health agencies.Read Full StoryThe DialCovid-19Colorado StateTODAYState DepartmentCDPHELevel BlueLevel GreenLevels GreenCDCStarLevels Blue And YellowLevel YellowColoradoansLarimer Public Health
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Moily slams AIADMK govt over unemployment
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], March 25 (ANI): Senior Congress leader Veerappa Moily has slammed the AIADMK-led government over unemployment in the state and claimed that the DMK-Congress alliance will emerge victorious in Assembly elections. 'Every year, after finishing the degree, 5 lakh graduates are coming out. They are all against...Read Full StoryUnemploymentDmkGovtParliamentary ElectionsState CouncilAIADMKANIUN Human Rights CouncilUNHRCCongress-DMKBJP-AIADMK AllianceTamil Nadu PeopleAssembly ElectionsElectionSri LankaVeerappa Moily
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Oral Roberts Shocks Florida to Become Second No. 15 Seed to Advance to Sweet 16
Florida, Oral Roberts Golden Eagles men's basketball, Florida Gators men's basketball, Southern Miss Golden Eagles, NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, Ohio State Buckeyes men's basketball, Ohio State Buckeyes football. Two days after setting brackets on fire with its upset over No. 2 Ohio State, the Oral Roberts train just...Read Full StoryNCAA TournamentFlorida State FootballNCAA DivisionSeventh-seeded FloridaFlorida Gators MenSweetTournament HistoryKevin ObanorBracketsMax Abmas15-for-30 ShootingRollingOral Roberts
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COVID-19 cases, deaths rise across Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. (WEAU/WBAY) - Wisconsin is quickly approaching 3 out of 4 senior adults starting or finishing their COVID-19 vaccinations. The latest figures from the state Department of Health Services (DHS) on Wednesday show 73.2% of adults 65 and older received at least one dose of vaccine, and 51% of that age group finished their vaccine regimen.Read Full StoryCdcCovid-19 VaccineAndroid SmartphonesPopulation HealthVaccine DosesState DepartmentPopulation ControlWEAU/WBAYDHSJohnson & JohnsonVACCINATIONSCHIPPEWA CO.LA CROSSE CO.DUNN CO.WHA
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College students ask court for refunds over online learning
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Three students have filed class-action lawsuits against Oregon’s two largest colleges saying they were charged full-price for online classes of poorer quality than in-person classes. When the University of Oregon and Oregon State University closed their campuses because of the coronavirus pandemic, they didn't offer to...Read Full StoryOregon State UniversityThe University Of OregonOnline StudentsCollege StudentsOnline ClassesOnline EducationRefundsAPThe Oregonian/OregonLiveOSUOnline LearningRefund PortionsRemote StudentsIn-person ClassesInstructionSteve Clark
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322 new Idaho COVID-19 cases, 7 new deaths
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) - Idaho officials reported 322 new COVID-19 cases and 7 new deaths on Monday. That brings the total confirmed and probable cases reported since March to 171,462. There are a total of 139,056 confirmed cases and 32,406 probable cases in all 44 of the 44 counties...Read Full StoryCovid-19RaceAlaska NativeIdaho StateState OfficialsState RecordsCounty OfficialsHealth OfficialsKIFISIPHCaribouICUWhiteAsianAfrican American
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Crop performance and soil fertility improvement using organic fertilizer produced from valorization of Carica papaya fruit peel
Scientific Reports volume 11, Article number: 4696 (2021) Cite this article. In recent times, research attention is focusing on harnessing agricultural wastes for the production of value-added products. In this study, the valorization of Carica papaya (Pawpaw) fruit peels was evaluated for the production of quality organic fertilizer via anaerobic digestion (AD) while the effects of the fertilizer on maize crop were also assessed. Pawpaw peel was first pretreated by thermo-alkaline methods before AD and analyses were carried out using standard methods. The resulting digestate was rich in nutrients and was dewatered to form solid organic fertilizer rich in microbes and soil nutrients. When applied to maize plants, organic fertilizer showed a better effect on plant traits than NPK 15–15–15 fertilizer and without fertilizer application. These were more pronounced at mid to high organic fertilizer applications (30-to-60-kg nitrogen/hectare (kg N/ha)) rate. Comparison between the values obtained from the field experiments reveals that the organic fertilizer showed better performance in all parameters such as the number of leaves, leaf area, plant height, stem girth, total shoot, and root biomass, and length of the root. However, the chemical fertilizer outperformed all the organic fertilizer applied rates in the average highest size of the corn ear by 1.4%. After harvesting, nutrient elements were found to have bioaccumulated in plant organs (leaves, stem, and root) with the highest values being 29.7 mg/L for nitrogen in the leaf and this value was reported from the experiment with 50 kg N/ha. For phosphorus and potassium, the highest concentrations of 7.05 and 8.4 mg/L were recorded in the plant’ stem of the experiment with 50 kg N/ha. All the treated soils recorded an increase in values of all nutrient elements over the control with the highest values recorded in the experiment with 60 kg N/ha. In soil with 60 kg N/ha, the nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium increased by 28, 40, and 22% respectively over the chemical fertilizer applied experiment while different levels of increases were also recorded for all other macro and microelements in all the experiments. Thus, agricultural practices by using anaerobic digestates as organic fertilizers is a sustainable method to overcome the dependence on inorganic fertilizers high rate.Read Full StorySoil MicrobiologyOrganic FertilizerSoil ErosionSoil FertilityOrganic SoilClimateOsun StateUniversity Of FloridaBowen UniversityNickel-Electro Ltd.GoogleLandmark University FarmsP. & MurphyBioMerieuxCovenant UniversityMa
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The ‘New’ Sam Cunliffe … Ready for the NBA
Let me introduce Sam Cunliffe … the ‘new’ Sam Cunliffe … one of the best basketball players at any level that you probably don’t know much about. Cunliffe, the versatile 6-8 guard/forward can do it all – shoot, run the court, pass, rebound, defend. He’s the complete package … but he almost didn’t play basketball at all.Read Full StoryNbaGirls BasketballNew York KnicksPhoenix SunsNBA All Star GameOut For SeasonDone For SeasonGo GameO'Dea HighCatholicWashington State CougarsArizona State 'sKansas JayhawksLos Angeles ClippersRainier Beach HighMichael JordanBobby HurleyBill SelfDrakeWalter Mccarty
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Parents Call for Justice After 20-Year-Old Son Dies in Alleged Fraternity Hazing Incident
The parents of a 20-year-old college student who died earlier this month after an alleged hazing incident are calling for further action. Cory and Shari Foltz, whose son Stone died on March 7 following an alleged fraternity hazing event at Bowling Green State University in Ohio, told Good Morning America Wednesday that losing their son was 'unimaginable.'Read Full StoryHazingFraternityCollege StudentUniversity PoliceState PoliceKappaDrinking AlcoholGood Morning AmericaProMedica Toledo HospitalGMACoryWTOL-TVAlleged Hazing ActivityHusbandAuthorities