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Interesting Things About the Month of February
February: A Unique Month February follows January, which has 31 days, and comes before March, which also has 31 days. Therefore, the shortest month of the year is sandwiched between two long months. February is the only month on both the Julian and Gregorian calendars with only 28 days. During a leap year, the month has 29 days. Because a common year has only 28 days, it has no full moon because full moons occur every 29 and a half days.
By Margaret Minnicks6 days ago in FYI
When Safety Comes First: Understanding the Ramipril Medication Recall. AI-Generated.
Ramipril is one of the most commonly prescribed medications for treating high blood pressure, heart failure, and kidney disease related to diabetes. For millions of patients worldwide, it plays a vital role in preventing strokes and heart attacks. However, recent medication recalls involving certain batches of Ramipril have raised concerns and questions among patients and healthcare providers alike. The incident highlights how closely monitored the pharmaceutical supply chain is and why patient safety remains the highest priority in modern medicine.
By Sajida Sikandar7 days ago in FYI
Iran Hit by Wave of Explosions Amid Escalating Tensions with Trump. AI-Generated.
Iran has been hit by a series of explosions across several cities, raising alarms over the stability of the region and intensifying already high tensions with the United States. The wave of blasts, reported over the past few days, comes as former President Donald Trump has repeatedly warned of potential military action against Iran, citing concerns over nuclear development and regional influence.
By Aarif Lashari7 days ago in FYI
Italian Television Didn’t Just Entertain Us. It Trained Us for the Attention Economy.
When people talk about the attention economy today, they usually point to social media. TikTok. Instagram. Influencers. Algorithms.
By Anthony Neal Macri7 days ago in FYI
What Keir Starmer Can Learn From Japan on Managing Relations With China. AI-Generated.
Introduction As the United Kingdom reassesses its foreign policy priorities under Labour leader Keir Starmer, relations with China remain one of the most complex challenges. Economic ties, national security concerns, and alliance commitments intersect in ways that require careful handling. Japan, which has managed a long and often difficult relationship with China, offers practical lessons that could inform Britain’s approach.
By Saad 7 days ago in FYI
'Actor Nathan Chasing Horse Convicted on Sexual Assault Charges. AI-Generated.
Overview of the Conviction Nathan Chasing Horse, an actor known for his role in the 1990 film Dances With Wolves, has been convicted on multiple sexual assault charges following a lengthy investigation and trial. The conviction marks the conclusion of a high-profile legal case that has drawn attention due to the seriousness of the allegations and the number of victims involved.
By Saad 7 days ago in FYI
Mine Collapse in Eastern Congo Leaves at Least 200 Dead. AI-Generated.
Overview of the Incident At least 200 people have been confirmed dead after a mine collapsed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), according to local authorities and emergency responders. The incident occurred at an informal mining site where workers were extracting minerals by hand, a common practice in the region.
By Saad 7 days ago in FYI
Understanding CelcomDigi’s 5G “Unlimited” Plans: A Practical Guide
So apparently 50GB of 5G data now starts at RM30 and “unlimited” actually comes with a 200GB cap… 1. The “I Just Need It To Last” Plan
By Anie the Candid Writer Abroad7 days ago in FYI
Stratospheric Warming Confirmed as Polar Vortex Weakens Ahead of Weather Shifts. AI-Generated.
Meteorological agencies have confirmed the onset of a Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) event, a phenomenon that occurs when temperatures in the stratosphere rise sharply over a short period. This warming disrupts the circulation patterns that typically confine cold air near the Arctic. SSW events do not guarantee extreme weather, but they often influence large-scale atmospheric behavior that can affect surface condition
By Saad 7 days ago in FYI
Tom Homan Clarifies Role and Objectives During Minneapolis Visit. AI-Generated.
Background to the Minneapolis Visit Tom Homan, often referred to as a former US “border czar” due to his leadership role in immigration enforcement, recently addressed public speculation regarding his visit to Minneapolis. The visit attracted attention amid heightened national debate over immigration policy, enforcement practices, and local-federal coordination.
By Saad 7 days ago in FYI
Sabalenka–Ukrainian Player Exchange Sparks Debate at Australian Open. AI-Generated.
Incident Draws Attention During Australian Open A moment involving world number two Aryna Sabalenka and a Ukrainian opponent at the Australian Open has drawn attention after video footage circulated online suggesting a tense exchange between the players. The brief interaction occurred during a high-pressure match and quickly became a topic of discussion among fans, commentators, and sports media.
By Saad 7 days ago in FYI
Tempus Fugit
Introduction An old piece but still the same for me. Many people ask me how I find the time to do the things that I do, while I feel that I just do not do enough, and am not supportive enough. I have just returned from a day in Scotland, including about eight hours on a train, which included getting an unexpected electric shock, leaving me with a fried middle finger. I wasn't too sure if I would be able to type, but some Germolene has done it well and it now just feels a bit itchy and very red.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 8 days ago in FYI