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From Pig Squeals to Soundscapes: The Making of Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Iconic Score

February 18, 2025

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre burst onto the scene in 1974, catching audiences off guard with its raw and unsettling vibe. The film's low-budget production didn't stop it from making a huge impact on horror movies. The eerie sound design and abstract score were key to its success. These elements matc

health

Winter's Light and Your Eyes: A Bright Idea

February 17, 2025

Winter brings shorter days and less sunlight, which can affect our eyesight, especially for those with myopia or nearsightedness. The amount of natural light around us, called ambient illumination, changes a lot during winter. In snowy areas, light reflects off the ground, making things brighter. Bu

health

Keeping the Medicine Flowing: A Critical Look at ARV Drugs in Ethiopia

February 17, 2025

In Ethiopia, particularly in the Central Gondar Zone, maintaining a steady supply of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs is a big challenge. These drugs are crucial for treating HIV, but getting them to patients on time is not always easy. The problem is that supply chains often face interruptions, leading t

politics

Rebels Take Over Bukavu: What's Next for Congo?

February 16, 2025

On Sunday, a group of rebels backed by Rwanda made their way to the heart of Bukavu, the second-largest city in eastern Congo. The rebels, known as M23, were seen by many residents and journalists as they marched through the city. The rebels didn't face much resistance from the government forces. Th

health

Mental Health in Rural Ethiopia: The Hidden Struggle

February 16, 2025

Mental health is a universal concern. In 2019, nearly one billion people worldwide were grappling with mental health issues. This highlights how widespread and impactful these problems can be. However, not everyone who needs help is receiving it, especially in rural areas. This is a significant prob

science

Brain and Muscle Team Up: How Moving Affects Connection

February 15, 2025

First, let's talk about how the brain and muscles work together. Scientists wanted to see how different types of exercises affect this connection. They looked at two main types of exercises: one where you move your wrist to a specific spot (position control) and another where you push or pull with y

health

Ethiopia's Kids: The Food Puzzle

February 14, 2025

Ethiopia is a land where food problems come in two forms: too much or too little. This is especially true for kids aged 6 to 23 months. The issue is not just about having enough food, but also about having the right kind. This is where the concept of "minimum dietary diversity" (MDD) comes in. MDD i

celebrities

Robert Pattinson: The Sci-Fi Chameleon

February 13, 2025

Robert Pattinson has become a sci-fi powerhouse, and his upcoming role in "Mickey 17" is just the latest example of his versatility. Pattinson's career has been a journey of transformation. He started out as a young actor in the Twilight series. After that, he took a leap into indie films. He wo

politics

Websites and Data Uncovered: The Battle for Public Health Information

February 12, 2025

Imagine this: essential health information vanishes from government websites. This isn’t a dystopian movie plot, but a real-life issue that came to a head recently. A federal judge stepped in, ordering agencies to bring back health-related webpages and datasets that had been taken down. This move ca

entertainment

Olympia Ohanian: The First of Her Kind and Swiftie

February 12, 2025

It looks like the Ohanian-Williams family tradition is changing a bit. It is interesting to see the kids of superstar athletes and entrepreneurs and business people often follow in their footsteps, excelling where their parents did. The issue is what do you do when your daughter's