By Isobel Williams via SWNS
A new stretchy electronic material that becomes tougher when you hit it was inspired by corn starch.
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Anna Ard knows about being relentless. From her days playing softball at William Carey University to watching her mother battle ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease), Ard approaches life with this philosophy. And she has a tattoo on her left wrist as a reminder, stating simply “relentless.”
Ard’s relentless mentality helped her become the second woman firefighter to graduate the Mississippi Fire Academy in the history of the Laurel Fire Department.
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An amazingly dry autumn and a forecast void of rain for at least two weeks has Jones County fire officials pleading with the public not to burn.
Jones County, like most of the state, remains under a burn ban. Most of Mississippi has burn-ban restrictions in place, as well as warnings for drought conditions.
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