Almanag July 25 2024 Almanac highlights
Almanac entry for July 25 2024 lists notable birthdays including Henry Knox Rosalind Franklin Walter Payton and Matt LeBlanc among others While noting the Viking Orbiter 1 image of the Face on Mars and a motivational quote by Iman the piece also cites the 2024 combined Teamsters SEIU membership about 3.2 million and the moon phase between July 21 full moon and July 27 last quarter.
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Doping scandal shadows Paris Olympics for Chinese swimmers
Washington Post columnist Leana S. Wen reports a persistent doping controversy surrounding 23 Chinese swimmers found positive for trimetazidine and clenbuterol before Tokyo 2021. WADA allowed competition despite positive tests, sparking calls for accountability while rivals, schedules, and medals proceed under a cloud of suspected systemic doping and concealed sanctions.
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Why Our Days Grow Longer From Climate Change
ETH Zurich researchers show warming melts polar ice and makes Earth bulge at the equator, adding 0.3 to 1.3 milliseconds per century to the day. The study notes faster ice loss since 2000 and discusses negative leap seconds as a possible future fix. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Lara Williams reports.
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CrowdStrike woes and the efficiency trap in tech networks
Megan McArdle argues that a push for efficiency, exemplified by CrowdStrike’s Windows update disaster, exposes trade offs between cost saving and system resilience. She recalls 1990s shifts to just in time manufacturing and globalized supply chains, noting concentrated tech powers can both boost reliability and magnify widespread outages, urging cautious planning for redundancy and risk.
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