Garth Brooks Rocks Central Park Free Concert in NYC
As many as 300,000 fans packed Central Park for a free Garth Brooks show broadcast by HBO marking the largest open air event since 1993. Tens of thousands traveled from distant states, with some paying high sums for air travel. Brooks urged the crowd with his hit Rodeo as fans cheered Hello New York and толeled the singer.
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Six hours to store new motor skills in memory
Washington AP reports Johns Hopkins researchers find it takes five to six hours for a new motor skill to move from a temporary front brain storage to a permanent back storage. A second new skill during this window can erase the first memory.
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Prison construction booms as inmate population passes one million
Corrections officials built 213 state and federal prisons from 1990 to 1995 to cope with a swelling inmate population surpassing 1 million. By June 30, 1995, 1.02 million people were held, up from 715,649 in 1990, with 168 state and 45 federal facilities added to total 1,500 institutions and 976,000 beds, though prisons ran over capacity.
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