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Exploring the potential downstream effect from California producers to Nevada consumers

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - APRIL 26: Ken Goldin attends King Of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch NYC ... [+] premiere party at Lavan541 on April 26, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Craig Barritt/Getty Images for Goldin )

Blackhawks fans have had their ups and downs lately, but the Hawks' nine-year postseason streak didn't end too long ago. During that time, there was a lot of glory to witness.

Mary Ellen Brady was born in Indiana in 1921. Her family migrated to the North from New Orleans and would eventually settle in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was one of seven children and life in Milwaukee for a Black family in the 1930s was harsh. She would often credit that oppressive environment for instilling in her a fierce work ethic and self-sufficiency that fueled her businesses and ministry. She married attorney James Strong in 1974 and was known as Mary Ellen Strong for the rest of her life. She received an Honorary Doctorate in 1981 from St. Martin’s College in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and was ordained as a minister in 1985. After the death of her husband in 1990, she shifted more energy into her ministry and motivational work. She also began other businesses and married Andrew Gaines, in 1996. After Andrew’s death, she relocated to California where she continued to work on her businesses and ministering to others. She died in 2012 at the age of 91.

Listing and defending Bruce Willis' four best movies

This Friday, actress and singer Kylie Cantrall can be seen as the lead in 'Descendants: The Rise of Red' on Disney+.

Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and Shawn Levy achieved the impossible with 'Deadpool & Wolverine'. The hype and stakes couldn’t have been higher.

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Sean Evans and First We Feast's Hot Ones partnered with Stella Artois to host the largest Hot Ones ... [+] in-person challenge ever Stella Artois

Thermal evolution modeling has yielded a variety of interior structures for Ceres, ranging from a modestly differentiated interior to more advanced evolution with a dry silicate core, a hydrated silicate mantle, and a volatile‐rich crust. Here we compute the mass and hydrostatic flattening from more than one hundred billion three‐layer density models for Ceres and describe the characteristics of the population of density structures that are consistent with the Dawn observations. We show that the mass and hydrostatic flattening constraints from Ceres indicate the presence of a high‐density core with greater than a 1σ probability, but provide little constraint on the density, allowing for core compositions that range from hydrous and/or anhydrous silicates to a mixture of metal and silicates. The crustal densities are consistent with surface observations of salts, water ice, carbonates, and ammoniated clays, which indicate hydrothermal alteration, partial fractionation, and the possible settling of heavy sulfide and metallic particles, which provide a potential process for increasing mass with depth.