A Remarkable Mini Atmospheric River Hits Western Washington – demo.burdah.biz.id Most of the time, atmospheric rivers–plumes of lower-atmospheric moisture from off the Pacific Ocean–are relatively wide and thus produce large amounts of precipitation over a broad region. But on Friday, something relatively unusual occurred: a very narrow “mini” atmospheric river was locked over our region … Read more
3-MCPD in Refined Cooking Oils – demo.burdah.biz.id There is another reason to avoid palm oil and question the authenticity of extra-virgin olive oil. The most commonly used vegetable oil in the world today is palm oil. Pick up any package of processed food in a box, bag, bottle, or jar, and the odds are it … Read more
Olive + Gourmando by Caserne – demo.burdah.biz.id Opinion by Emily Gosling Posted 13 November 2025 Olive + Gourmando is a Montréal bakery, café, and restaurant that opened its doors in 1998 and has since become something of a culinary institution. With its expansion to a second location, Caserne – a design studio also based in … Read more
A Near "Bomb" Cyclone Approaches the West Coast – demo.burdah.biz.id Last weekend, I started getting emails from folks concerned about a “bomb cyclone” approaching Washington state. Some of the amateur Facebook and YouTube sites were also starting to beat the weather drums. The reason? Several model runs at that time had scary forecasts, such … Read more
What brain scans reveal about soccer fans’ passion and rage – demo.burdah.biz.id Brain Scans Link Soccer Fandom to Neural Pathways Driving Intense Emotion and Potential for Polarization BOSTON (WHN) – Neurobiological circuits that fuel the intense passion of soccer fans, and their occasional rage, may offer insights into broader societal divisions, according to a study … Read more
Potential for a Major Aurora Tonight – demo.burdah.biz.id There has been a significant solar storm, and particles have reached the Earth’s orbit. Several individuals in the Pacific Northwest have already seen auroral displays, such as my colleagues at the National Weather Service forecast office at Sand Point (see below) But this is a problem….clouds. … Read more
Cob by Saint Urbain – demo.burdah.biz.id Opinion by Emily Gosling Posted 11 November 2025 If there’s something we’ve come to rely on Saint Urbain totally nailing, it’s a wordmark. Even the most cursory glance across their recent projects affirms the agency’s knack for a grabby, smart, playful yet sublimely appropriate approach to brand type, and … Read more
What Is Fawning? – demo.burdah.biz.id What’s Happening When Someone Repeatedly Breaks Mutually-Made Plans
Scientists find brain chemical tied to trauma and depression – demo.burdah.biz.id Neuroscientists from Columbia University and McGill University have identified a brain chemical that appears to drive depression and suicidal thinking in individuals who faced trauma or hardship during childhood. The researchers found that high levels of a stress-related protein called SGK1 are closely associated … Read more
Super Inversion and Record Heat – demo.burdah.biz.id The temperature inversion today over Seattle is one of the strongest I have ever seen. As a reminder, an inversion is when temperature increases with height, in contrast to the normal decrease with height. The conditions at SeaTac Airport this morning are shown below. 42°F at the surface … Read more