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MOOSEY'S MONDAY BREAD: THE WEEKEND THE FOOTBALL FANS LOST THEIR APPETITE

This weekend while American's settled in for their weekend ritual-college ball on Saturday, pro ball on Sunday, something ese kept popping up between the plays, the punts, and the nacho cheese. A blitz of political ads from Prez. A whole stampeded of them and a whole lot of Americans were not amused. Mossey said, if folks come for football, don't feed 'em politics. Wrong seasoning for the stew.

MOOSEY'S MONDAY BREAD: THE RULE THAT TIME FORGOT

We're kneading through a story reported by MS NOW about a 29th century immigration rule that somehow keeps popping up like a stale loaf left in the pantry since 1882. It's called the public charge rule, and it's being implemented by the Prez's administration which lets immigration officers deny green cards if they think someone might rely on public benefits in the future.

MOOSEY'S MONDAY BREAD: SUPER EL NINO;S WEATHHER MONTHLY

If you're 70 plus, you've lived through more winters than most weather forecasters have had birthdays. This winter Super El Nino is shaping up to be one of the strongest in decades, and knowing what's coming month by month can help you stay safe, warm, and prepared. It's just good, old-fashioned planning.

MOOSEY'S MONDAY BREAD

BILLIONS TIP-TOE THROUGH THE BANKING FOREST

Seems the humans have been up to their usual tricks-moving money around like squirrels hiding nuts before winter. According to reporting from The Wall Steet Journal, billions of dollars connected to Iran have been quietly slipping through U.S. banks, even while sanctions are supposed to keep that from happening.

MOOSEY_S MONDAY BREAD_ HOW UBER CHANGED ITS FEES

How Uber uses AI to charge you more, and why it matters: AI price setting, dynamic pricing models, consumer cost inflation, and trasportation economics. Business Insider reported that Uber uses AI to charge their riders more-sometimes far more-than the old taxi system it promised to replace.

MOOSEY'S MONDAY BREAD: THE GHOST OF1980

I felt a chill run down my spine. This was something older, historical and that smelled faintly of polyester suits and Cold War coffee. It was the ghost of 1980.

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AI DIDN'T INVENT DANGER, HUMANS DID. It seems that daily AI keeps popping up in the headlines saying AI creates viruses. Let's take a closer look. AI is not a creature. AI is not a mind that woke up one morning and decided to make trouble. AI is human knowledge poured into a machine, plus millions of books, articles, and scientific papers that it's trained to understand. And what people say is: AI created a virus and what they really mean is: humans taught AI how viruses work, how genomes behave, and how biology can be modeled.

2.5 million bottles of eye drops have been flagged across the US after plastic contamination was discovered in multiple lots. Federal health officials say the affected products were distributed widely, and the recall covers several brands sold in pharmacies, supermarkets, and online retailers.

World's islands are being reshaped by climate change and humans. Most of these islands house the most unique wildlife on Earth. New research warns that climate change and human pressures are reshaping these ecosystems faster than scientists expected.

Why do older adults struggle with falling asleep? As we age, sleep patterns change. We wake more often, fall asleep more slowly and sometimes feel tired even after a full night in bed. But the good news is that small simple habits can improve sleep quality.