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New Art, New Music
SUMMARY: The “New Art New Music” exhibit is a unique collaboration between Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music and the Moody Center for the Arts, showcasing art and original compositions by student musicians. Organized by Jaylen Vincent, a senior composition student, the event features Korean artist Doo Soo’s work, which explores creativity and impermanence. Visitors can expect diverse artworks, including interactive clay installations and animations. The concert is free and takes place today at 3 PM at the Moody Center, followed by a reception where attendees can engage with the composers. Jaylen emphasizes the program’s capacity to foster meaningful dialogue between music and visual arts.
Rice University music students are showing off their musical skills with original musical composition. Jaylin Vinson, a senior composition student, joins us to talk more about the event.
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Dallas is lone finalist for FIFA World Cup International Broadcast Center
SUMMARY: Dallas is the sole finalist for the FIFA World Cup, with plans to host the International Broadcast Center (IBC) during the event. A city council committee has proposed a $15 million investment to support the deal, which could lead to significant economic benefits, estimated at $2 billion. If approved, the IBC would be located at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, coinciding with the construction of a new convention center expected to be completed by 2028. Councilman Jesse Moreno emphasized that funding comes from hotel taxes and aims to benefit local and minority businesses during the construction.
The last time the World Cup was in the United States, Dallas was also the site of the IBC. The deal would result in thousands of journalists from all over the world calling Dallas home for several weeks.
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Want more rain? Daily chances this week in San Antonio, Texas Hill Country
SUMMARY: It’s a damp Tuesday with rain expected to ease up this afternoon, though temperatures will stay cool at 62°F. Rain chances will increase tonight as a low-pressure system moves north, bringing rain during the morning commute tomorrow. The rain will mostly clear by the afternoon, but cloud cover will remain. A new upper-level low will bring more rain by Friday and Saturday, with the highest totals near Houston, and about half an inch in San Antonio. Temperatures will stay in the 50s, clearing up by Sunday with sunny skies. Another front will bring cooler weather next week.
Want more rain? Daily chances this week in San Antonio, Texas Hill Country. DETAILS: https://www.ksat.com/weather/2024/12/03/light-showers-possible-today-tonight/
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Why are Mushrooms becoming more popular?
SUMMARY: Mushrooms are experiencing a surge in popularity, with products like snacks, broths, supplements, and even coffee incorporating them. Known for immune-boosting properties, mushrooms are rich in nutrients such as potassium, selenium, fiber, and antioxidants, including vitamin D and Ergothioneine . Though Eastern medicine has used mushrooms for centuries, research on their health benefits for humans is still ongoing. People interested in mushroom supplements should consult a doctor. Growing your own mushrooms is easy with kits, and they make a great meat substitute, though they are lower in protein. Cooking them without oil initially helps enhance their flavor.
Sales are growing for mushrooms, according to Consumer Reports. We hear from fungi experts to learn why mushrooms are getting a popular moment as a “super food.”
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