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Nov 16, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek |Michelle Muller
Risotto is a popular Italian dish made from rice. It is a hearty, rich dish that is characterized by the flavors of the broth used in its preparation. Today, the dish is prepared in many different forms and is popular in homes and restaurants throughout the world. Here are a few fun facts about this heart (and belly) warming food. You can start reading, but be warned that you will most probably be hungry after so make sure you have something to snack on at arm’s reach.
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Aug 31, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek |Mark Villanueva
Marion O’Brien was born in 1917. She grew up in Indiana, surrounded by machines and technology. Her father and uncle created the “South Bend lathe” for grinding gears. Marion spent much of her childhood at their workplace after her mother died at age seven. Marion moved to Philadelphia’s Rosemont College. After earning a BA in English Literature in 1939, she joined Vogue magazine as an Assistant Beauty Editor in 1940.
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Aug 30, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Gene Paul Lim |Michelle Muller |Paul Abhishek
What characteristics define a great tennis rivalry? It is not only about a players’ ability with a racket as there is much more to it. Both players’ rankings positions, the major championships for which they have competed, how their games stack up against one another, their personalities, their equation — all of these variables contribute to the creation of remarkable encounters. The following are some of men’s tennis’ biggest rivalries.
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Aug 3, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek |Ella Julius
Before we get into the essentials of wingmannery, here’s a kind of anti-tip to get you started: whatever you do, do not take your lead from movies and television shows. While their wingman techniques may work when the love interest has no choice because it’s in the script, if you tried any of their overly aggressive, persistent, or cringey moves in real life, the results would not be so predictable. In fact, you’d be more likely to get a drink in your face than a phone number in your hand.
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Jul 26, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek |Michelle Muller
There’s no denying the entertainment value of the WWE. Apart from the sheer display of athleticism and strength, it’s the theatre surrounding it that fans love so much. The flashy entrances, signature theme songs, and epic rivalries – all of it under one roof make for some seriously fun viewing. What most of us wait for the most are the finishing moves.
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Jul 13, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek
Born in Charlestown, Massachusetts on April 27, 1791, Samuel Finley Breese Morse improved the telegraph. Morse developed an interest in art and electricity while studying at Yale College. After graduating in 1810, he focused on painting in England. He’d subsequently become a famous portraitist. In 1825, he founded and was the first president of the National Academy of Design in New York. He also ran for mayor of New York twice but lost both times.
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Jul 13, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek
Magnetic recording technology, developed in the late nineteenth century, paved the way for a whole new era of electronic communication. Semi Joseph Begun, a German-American inventor, made advances in this subject that accelerated the growth of the broadcasting business. His electromagnetic talking apparatus was capable of capturing and replaying human speech. His was the first tape recorder built for broadcasting, and he received a patent for it in 1934.
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Jul 13, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek
A modest gadget may have a revolutionary influence, even if it seems little at first. William Painter invented the “crown cap,” a form of bottle cap featured on soft drink and beer bottles worldwide. William Painter was born in 1838 in Baltimore. No matter how clever he was, none of his inventions were as successful as he expected, and he eventually realized that his greatest chance of success would be to create a throwaway item that would sell in big numbers.
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Jul 13, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek
Gail Borden Jr. was born on November 9th, 1801 in Norwich, New York. The majority of his schooling took place at home, first in New York and then in Indiana, where his family relocated in 1816. He eventually relocated to Mississippi to teach and survey. In 1826, he was Amite County’s official surveyor and a deputy federal surveyor. Gail was a true entrepreneur. In 1829, he relocated to Texas to farm and raise animals.
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Jul 11, 2023 | 
heraldweekly.com | Paul Abhishek
Robert Adler is referred to as the “Father of the Television Remote Control.” He possesses 180 patents for electrical devices with esoteric to banal applications. At the age of 24, Adler earned a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Vienna (1937). He relocated to America shortly thereafter and worked for Zenith Electronics Corporation’s Research division (then Zenith Radio Corporation).
