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What we dream when we dream about COVID-19 - Chicago Tribune What we dream when we dream about COVID-19 - Chicago Tribune Posted: 06 Oct 2020 09:06 AM PDT In another of the studies, Barrett recruited nearly 3,000 people online to track, describe and write about their dreams. She assessed the content of those essays, using a language-analysis algorithm that maps words onto categories like "anger," "sadness," "body," "health" and "death." These dreams, too, had all the hallmarks of heightened waking anxiety, but emotions like anger and sadness were much more prevalent among women than men. You are subscribed to email updates from "nytwhat to cook this week" - Google News . To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now . Email delivery powered by Google Google, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States

The Top 10 Best Scotch Brands of 2016 - Thrillist The Top 10 Best Scotch Brands of 2016 - Thrillist Posted: 09 Dec 2016 12:00 AM PST Courtesy of The Macallan Using the word "new" to describe scotch seem paradoxical, as the industry is seemingly opposed to change and anything modern with every peaty fiber of its being. Scotch enthusiasts tend to fawn over ancient expressions made with antique stills and hoard prized bottles for years, doling out the precious drams to only the most worthy of fellow nerds. But scotch distillers are also perfectionists open to change, constantly hunting for new ways to improve their craft, new avenues of flavor, new fiery experiences to unleash on the tender palates of humble acolytes and curious neophytes alike. This year saw distillers experimenting with unusually finished single malts, blends that reinterpret honored scotch traditions, expressions that explore the dark corners of brand her...

New York Yankees Report 8 'Breakthrough' COVID Cases - WebMD New York Yankees Report 8 'Breakthrough' COVID Cases - WebMD Posted: 14 May 2021 12:00 AM PDT May 14, 2021 -- The New York Yankees have reported eight "vaccine breakthrough" cases, in which a person tests positive for COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated, including shortstop Gleyber Torres. Torres, three coaches and four members of the support staff tested positive. All eight received the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine, the team said on its Major League Baseball website. Only one person is showing symptoms, the team said. Torres was held out of the game Wednesday night against the Tampa Bay Rays in St. Petersburg, FL, because his COVID test results were pending, the Yankees said. He was later confirmed to have tested positive. Torres had COVID in December. The decision to not play him was made on the advice of the Joint COVID...

The 17 Best Recipes Our Food Staff Cooked Last Month - The New York Times The 17 Best Recipes Our Food Staff Cooked Last Month - The New York Times Posted: 04 Jun 2021 12:00 AM PDT The beauty of May is that it brings with it unadulterated spring weather. Cool days may appear from time to time, but there's nary a whisper of the bitter cold. Produce, like hope, springs eternal, and nowhere was that clearer than on our plates. Last month, The New York Times Food and Cooking staff went wild in the face of bright flavors, favoring herbs, greens and ripe, succulent fruit over the slightly more staid flavors of cold weather cooking. Here are some of the meals we made in May. There's a lot more reason to celebrate these days, and, since those first summer strawberries are starting to pop up, I've been making pies, pairing the berries with rhubarb or balsamic vinegar. I share a slice or two, then keep the rest in the fridge ...

Transformative climate adaptation in the United States: Trends and prospects - Science Magazine Transformative climate adaptation in the United States: Trends and prospects - Science Magazine Posted: 24 Jun 2021 10:50 AM PDT BACKGROUND Climate disasters are on the rise, with devastating effects on communities, built infrastructure, and ecosystems. Between 2015 and 2020, the United States has seen an average of 14 disasters per year that cost at least $1 billion, compared with 6.5 such events annually between 1980 and 2019. The COVID-19 pandemic and attendant socioeconomic crisis have laid bare the United States' systemic vulnerabilities and difficulties in launching large-scale, coordinated, just, and effective responses to external shocks, resulting in short-term disruptions and prolonged crises. These same challenges inhibit societal adaptation to climate change, which is already being felt in communities nationwide as the number of ...