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Joni Mitchell's 'Court and Spark' Still Smolders at 50 » PopMatters
While the shift from folk to jazz-rock on Joni Mitchell's Court and Spark may seem like commercial ambition, it was layered and signaled a profound change.

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Mitch McConnell to step down as Republican Senate leader in November
Sen. Mitch McConnell is the longest-serving party leader in the Senate in history. He has had a complicated relationship with fellow Republican Donald Trump.www.cnbc.com
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'At least 50' Palestinians killed while waiting for food aid in Gaza
DOZENS of Palestinians who were waiting for food aid in Gaza City have been killed or wounded after a group was shot at a main roundabout, according…www.thenational.scot
Not to say that those air drops are extremely difficult to coordinate and succeed without proper technicians on the ground. And the US military definitely won't sent any.![]()
US to begin aid airdrops into Gaza but critics dismiss effort as inadequate
Decision to airdrop supplies suggests Biden has given up on being able to persuade Israel to coordinate ground-based reliefwww.theguardian.com
This is maybe the most humiliating thing I've ever seen. The greatest empire this world has ever known having so little control over their client state. Being forced to drop aid from the sky because the country we give billions per year to won't let us drive it in. Truly pathetic stuff. You hate to see it, folks.
And the US military definitely won't sent any.
The longer the sand is buried under ground, the more radioactivity it is exposed to and the more energy it builds up.
When the grains are exposed in the lab, they release the energy in light form and scientists can calculate their age.
"In our dark laboratory, we see light from these sand grains. The brighter the light then the older the sediment grains and the longer it is since they've been buried," says Prof Duller.
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Supreme Court wants $19.4 million in new funds to protect the justices and their homes
The Supreme Court's request to Congress for an additional $19.4 million comes as threats against judges have increased in recent years.www.usatoday.com