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An inside look to what determines whether loanDepot Park opens or closes its roof
SUMMARY: LoanDepot Park’s roof, weighing 19 million pounds, operates via three massive steel panels that slide on two rails. The decision to open or close the roof depends on weather factors: rain chance over 30%, temperature above 85°F, or humidity above 70% prompts closure. Wind speeds over 30-40 mph also prevent movement. Controlled from a secure center-field control room, the roof’s movement begins with a button press and requires a physical hand on a safety trigger to operate. It takes about 16-19 minutes to fully open or close, offering fans protection and comfort during Marlins games.
CBS News Miami’s Mike Cugno takes us to the home of the Miami Marlins to show us what factors contribute to determining whether the ballpark’s roof stays open or closed.
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‘Defacing sidewalk prohibited:’ New signs at Pulse, 1 arrested as Florida steps up rainbow fight
SUMMARY: At the former Pulse Nightclub crosswalk in Orlando, Florida, protests using chalk have continued since the FDOT removed the rainbow crosswalk honoring Pulse shooting victims, following a federal directive to remove non-safety-related road art. Recently, new signs were posted prohibiting chalking on the sidewalk as well as the road. A man, Orestes Suarez, was arrested for leaving chalk footprints on the street. FDOT states its responsibility is to ensure roadways remain free of social or political markings to maintain safety and uniformity. Activists accuse the state of targeting the Pulse memorial unfairly, while authorities emphasize traffic safety concerns.
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3 dead after mob sets fire to Indonesian regional parliament building
SUMMARY: Protests erupted across Indonesia over a controversial housing allowance for lawmakers, sparking violent clashes and fires. In Makassar, an angry mob set the provincial parliament building ablaze, killing three and injuring five. Similar unrest occurred in Bandung and Surabaya, with police using tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrators. The unrest intensified after the death of 21-year-old delivery driver Affan Kurniawan, allegedly hit by a police armored vehicle during a Jakarta rally. Thousands were arrested nationwide, with Amnesty International condemning the government’s crackdown on free speech. Authorities have detained seven police officers linked to Kurniawan’s death.
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Stress, fatigue, and mood swings: Understanding perimenopause
SUMMARY: Perimenopause, the transitional phase before menopause, causes stress, fatigue, mood swings, weight gain, and sleep issues. Many women, like Rachel Gonzalez, experience symptoms such as mood swings, low energy, bloating, and hair loss but often neglect seeking help due to busy lives. Functional nutritionist Angie Morales advises nourishing the body with whole foods, hydration, and mindfulness to ease symptoms. This lifestyle change, combined with possible medical treatments like hormone replacement, helps women manage perimenopause effectively. Raising awareness through social media and expert advice validates women’s experiences and encourages proactive health care during this inevitable life stage.
Experts and women speak out about perimenopause, a little-known phase before menopause that can cause symptoms like stress, fatigue, mood swings, and weight gain.
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