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"Crew Is Vomiting": United Airlines Flight Diverted Over "Biohazard" Scare
A United Airlines flight bound for Boston from Houston was forced to divert to Washington DC over a "biohazard" situation connected to a passenger that left crew members vomiting and other fliers onboard in distress.
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New Record Set For Earth's Longest Lightning, Both Distance And Duration
A single lightning flash stretched more than 700 kilometres across Brazil last year - equivalent to the distance between Boston and Washington DC - has created a new world record for the longest reported distance of lightning, the UN's weather agency has announced.
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Apple Maps' Look Around Feature Expands to More Cities in the US
Apple Maps' 'Look Around' feature is now live in three more cities in the US, including Boston, Philadelphia, and the Washington, DC area.
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Airline Employee Committed $7,85,000 Fraud By Upgrading Family's Tickets
Former JetBlue gate agent Tiffany Jenkins, 31, pleaded guilty in a Boston federal court Friday to three counts of wire fraud after upgrading the plane tickets of friends, family and acquaintances over the course of roughly 15 months. The scam, according to reporting by the Boston Globe, cost JetBlue approximately $785,000.
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Harvard Freshman Deported From Airport Over Friends' Social Media Posts
Ismail Ajjawi touched down at Boston Logan International Airport on Friday night, prepared to begin his freshman year at Harvard University. The 17-year-old Palestinian student never left the airport.
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Black Students On Field Trip Told "No Food, No Drink, No Watermelon"
The field trip to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts was supposed to be a reward for good grades and excellent behavior.
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Fortnite Banned in Boston Red Sox Clubhouse
Major League Baseball's reigning champs are off to a rough start this season, but there will be no llama drama for the Boston Red Sox.
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Boston Dynamics' Latest Video Shows Herd of Robotic Dogs Hauling Truck With Ease
Boston Dynamics appears to delight in dropping simple yet startling videos without warning, showing stunning advances in robotic technology without much context or comment.
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Chronological Age And Biological Age: What's The Difference?
Chronological age has very little to do with our actual physical well-being. Read here to know how chronological age is different from biological age and what the two represent, health-wise.
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The Plot To Assassinate America's First President - How It Was Foiled
It was the opening overture of the Revolutionary War. Boston had ditched its tea, Thomas Jefferson was finishing up the Declaration of Independence, and George Washington had brought the ragtag Continental Army to New York, where a British invasion was expected at any moment.
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"Like A Black Tidal Wave": The Day Gallons Of Syrup Tore Through Boston
It was promising to be an uncharacteristically warm winter day in Boston. The temperature on Jan. 15, 1919, had soared to 40 degrees from 2 degrees earlier in the week, prompting many downtown workers to head outdoors.
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Fitness Experts See Wearable Technology, Group Fitness And HIIT Leading 2019 Trends
The top fitness trends for 2019 include exercise trackers, group fitness and high-intensity interval training (HIIT), according to the American College of Sports Medicine. Each of these has been ranked highly for several years.
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Millions Of New Yogis In The U.S. Should Use These Tips To Avoid Injury
Yoga was the most commonly used non-mainstream health approach among U.S. adults, with 9.5 percent of adults practicing in 2012 and 14.3 percent practicing in 2017.
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Why Stiffness And Soreness Could Indicate A More Serious Issue
Sometimes exercise-related injuries speak to us in a language we don't always understand - stiffness and delayed soreness, for example, rather than causing outright pain. Some of these injuries might not go themselves and may need therapy to be treated.
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Boston Dynamics' Atlas Headless Humanoid Robot Has a New Trick: Parkour
In the company's latest 29-second teaser, Atlas can be seen jumping over a log using one leg before nimbly bounding up increasingly high wooden boxes.
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"Crew Is Vomiting": United Airlines Flight Diverted Over "Biohazard" Scare
A United Airlines flight bound for Boston from Houston was forced to divert to Washington DC over a "biohazard" situation connected to a passenger that left crew members vomiting and other fliers onboard in distress.
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New Record Set For Earth's Longest Lightning, Both Distance And Duration
A single lightning flash stretched more than 700 kilometres across Brazil last year - equivalent to the distance between Boston and Washington DC - has created a new world record for the longest reported distance of lightning, the UN's weather agency has announced.
-
Apple Maps' Look Around Feature Expands to More Cities in the US
Apple Maps' 'Look Around' feature is now live in three more cities in the US, including Boston, Philadelphia, and the Washington, DC area.
-
Airline Employee Committed $7,85,000 Fraud By Upgrading Family's Tickets
Former JetBlue gate agent Tiffany Jenkins, 31, pleaded guilty in a Boston federal court Friday to three counts of wire fraud after upgrading the plane tickets of friends, family and acquaintances over the course of roughly 15 months. The scam, according to reporting by the Boston Globe, cost JetBlue approximately $785,000.
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Harvard Freshman Deported From Airport Over Friends' Social Media Posts
Ismail Ajjawi touched down at Boston Logan International Airport on Friday night, prepared to begin his freshman year at Harvard University. The 17-year-old Palestinian student never left the airport.
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Black Students On Field Trip Told "No Food, No Drink, No Watermelon"
The field trip to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts was supposed to be a reward for good grades and excellent behavior.
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Fortnite Banned in Boston Red Sox Clubhouse
Major League Baseball's reigning champs are off to a rough start this season, but there will be no llama drama for the Boston Red Sox.
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Boston Dynamics' Latest Video Shows Herd of Robotic Dogs Hauling Truck With Ease
Boston Dynamics appears to delight in dropping simple yet startling videos without warning, showing stunning advances in robotic technology without much context or comment.
-
Chronological Age And Biological Age: What's The Difference?
Chronological age has very little to do with our actual physical well-being. Read here to know how chronological age is different from biological age and what the two represent, health-wise.
-
The Plot To Assassinate America's First President - How It Was Foiled
It was the opening overture of the Revolutionary War. Boston had ditched its tea, Thomas Jefferson was finishing up the Declaration of Independence, and George Washington had brought the ragtag Continental Army to New York, where a British invasion was expected at any moment.
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"Like A Black Tidal Wave": The Day Gallons Of Syrup Tore Through Boston
It was promising to be an uncharacteristically warm winter day in Boston. The temperature on Jan. 15, 1919, had soared to 40 degrees from 2 degrees earlier in the week, prompting many downtown workers to head outdoors.
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Fitness Experts See Wearable Technology, Group Fitness And HIIT Leading 2019 Trends
The top fitness trends for 2019 include exercise trackers, group fitness and high-intensity interval training (HIIT), according to the American College of Sports Medicine. Each of these has been ranked highly for several years.
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Millions Of New Yogis In The U.S. Should Use These Tips To Avoid Injury
Yoga was the most commonly used non-mainstream health approach among U.S. adults, with 9.5 percent of adults practicing in 2012 and 14.3 percent practicing in 2017.
-
Why Stiffness And Soreness Could Indicate A More Serious Issue
Sometimes exercise-related injuries speak to us in a language we don't always understand - stiffness and delayed soreness, for example, rather than causing outright pain. Some of these injuries might not go themselves and may need therapy to be treated.
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Boston Dynamics' Atlas Headless Humanoid Robot Has a New Trick: Parkour
In the company's latest 29-second teaser, Atlas can be seen jumping over a log using one leg before nimbly bounding up increasingly high wooden boxes.
