Author: Adrian Garrett

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Title: Dolphin Emulator’s Steam Release Abandoned After Nintendo’s Intervention The highly anticipated release of the Dolphin emulator on Steam has been indefinitely postponed, as the developers behind the popular software have decided to abandon their plans altogether. Swerd Media has learned that the decision came after Valve, the company that operates the Steam gaming platform, received a request from Nintendo to remove the emulator’s “coming soon” page. According to the Dolphin team, they consulted with a legal expert who advised against pursuing a Steam release due to Valve’s right to disallow any software on its storefront. Nintendo did not issue…

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New Study Finds Timing of Exercise Does Not Impact Benefits to Heart Health Exercise has long been recommended for overall health and heart health, with guidelines suggesting that individuals engage in 150 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity per week. However, a new study has analyzed data from the UK Biobank to determine if the timing of exercise affects its benefits. Around 90,000 healthy, middle-aged people participated in the study, wearing wristbands that tracked their activity levels, with a specific focus on moderate-to-vigorous activity. The researchers found that regular moderate-to-vigorous activity was associated with a lower risk of stroke, heart attack, heart…

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Title: Rare First-Generation iPhone Sells at Auction for $190,373 Swerd Media – In a surprising turn of events, a first-generation iPhone has fetched a whopping $190,373 at an auction, almost 380 times its original price of $499. This sale has set a new record and underscores the growing market for vintage tech collectibles. The iPhone in question was the rare 4GB model, which was released with the 8GB model at the same time. Interestingly, the 4GB model was 20 times rarer than its counterpart, making it a true gem for collectors. Unfortunately, due to customer preference for larger memory sizes,…

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CD Rates Expected to Rise as Federal Funds Rate Increases Swerd Media – In the ever-changing landscape of banking, it is crucial for consumers to stay updated on current interest rates. For those interested in certificates of deposit (CDs), Swerd Media is proud to provide information on CD rates from top national banks and credit unions. CD rates have been on the rise, and experts predict that they will continue to climb. This is largely due to the anticipated increase in the federal funds rate by the Federal Reserve. Since March 2022, the Federal Reserve has been gradually increasing its…

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New Research Reveals Keeping a Journal May Help Prevent Dementia According to new research, keeping a diary or journal could potentially ward off dementia. The study, which analyzed data from 10,000 individuals aged 70 or above in Australia, discovered that engaging in literary activities, such as writing letters or journaling, led to an 11% reduction in the likelihood of developing dementia. Moreover, the research also found that participating in active mental activities, such as playing games or solving puzzles, decreased the risk by 9%. Artistic endeavors like painting or woodwork, as well as passive mental activities like reading or listening…

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Title: Locally-Acquired Cases of Malaria Detected in Florida and Texas Date: [Current Date] Locally-acquired cases of malaria have recently been reported in Florida and Texas, alarming health officials and raising awareness about the importance of preventive measures. Dr. Melissa Holland, the chief medical officer at UnitedHealthcare Medicare and Retirement, cautions individuals to be mindful of symptoms associated with this mosquito-borne disease, such as fevers, headaches, muscle aches, and fatigue. Malaria is caused by the parasite plasmodium, which enters the body through the bite of an infected mosquito. It is crucial to take proactive steps in order to avoid mosquito bites…

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