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Cận cảnh vị trí được đề xuất làm đường hầm qua Hồ Tây
Đại diện Tập đoàn xây dựng Thái Bình Dương vừa đề xuất làm một đường hầm qua Hồ Tây nhằm giảm ùn tắc giao thông và nối liền đường dẫn cầu Tứ Liên với nội thành. Tập đoàn này cũng đưa ra vị trí dự kiến để xây dựng đường hầm.
Theo: Báo Tiền PhongCận cảnh vị trí được đề xuất làm đường hầm qua Hồ Tây Đại diện Tập đoàn xây dựng Thái Bình Dương vừa đề xuất làm một đường hầm qua Hồ Tây nhằm giảm ùn tắc giao thông và nối liền đường dẫn cầu Tứ Liên với nội thành. Tập đoàn này cũng đưa ra vị trí dự kiến để xây dựng đường hầm. Theo: Báo Tiền Phong
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A fan once mailed Steve Jobs asking for his autograph. In a now-famous reply dated May 11, 1983, Jobs wrote back: “I'm afraid I don't sign autographs”—then promptly signed the letter. The typed message was brief and polite, but the irony of the signed “no” has since become legendary in tech history.
That ironic refusal-turned-signature became a collector’s gem, selling for $479,939 at auction in 2023. It now stands as one of the most expensive "non-autographs" ever sold. A reminder that even Jobs' contradictions became iconic. Sometimes, saying no with style is more memorable than a yes—especially when it’s sealed with a signature.
#SteveJobs #AppleHistory #IconicMoments #AutographStory #TechLegendsA fan once mailed Steve Jobs asking for his autograph. In a now-famous reply dated May 11, 1983, Jobs wrote back: “I'm afraid I don't sign autographs”—then promptly signed the letter. The typed message was brief and polite, but the irony of the signed “no” has since become legendary in tech history. That ironic refusal-turned-signature became a collector’s gem, selling for $479,939 at auction in 2023. It now stands as one of the most expensive "non-autographs" ever sold. A reminder that even Jobs' contradictions became iconic. Sometimes, saying no with style is more memorable than a yes—especially when it’s sealed with a signature. #SteveJobs #AppleHistory #IconicMoments #AutographStory #TechLegends
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EPIC BLACK & BLUE STEAK DEEP DISH
Ingredients:
2 cups pizza dough
1 lb steak, seasoned & sliced
1 cup crumbled blue cheese
1 ½ cups shredded mozzarella
½ cup sautéed onions
Optional: cracked black pepper, fresh thyme
Instructions:
1⃣ Press dough into deep dish pan.
2⃣ Layer mozzarella, steak slices, onions, and blue cheese.
3⃣ Bake till crust is golden & cheese melts.
4⃣ Sprinkle black pepper & thyme, serve bold & savory!
Prep: 20 min | Cook: 30 min | Total: 50 min | Serves: 6EPIC BLACK & BLUE STEAK DEEP DISH Ingredients: 2 cups pizza dough 1 lb steak, seasoned & sliced 1 cup crumbled blue cheese 1 ½ cups shredded mozzarella ½ cup sautéed onions Optional: cracked black pepper, fresh thyme Instructions: 1⃣ Press dough into deep dish pan. 2⃣ Layer mozzarella, steak slices, onions, and blue cheese. 3⃣ Bake till crust is golden & cheese melts. 4⃣ Sprinkle black pepper & thyme, serve bold & savory! Prep: 20 min | Cook: 30 min | Total: 50 min | Serves: 6
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On October 15, 2023, NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured stunning new images of Io’s north pole—a region barely seen in detail before. Thanks to the powerful JunoCam, three towering volcanic peaks near the day-night boundary were revealed for the first time, expanding our understanding of this fiery Jovian moon.
At just 7,270 miles (11,700 km) above Io’s surface, Juno’s eye caught features that earlier missions like Voyager and Galileo missed. Citizen scientist Ted Stryk then enhanced the raw data, bringing these volcanic giants into sharp focus.
This fresh glimpse of Io’s volcanic activity offers exciting clues about one of the most geologically active worlds in our solar system!
Image data: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS
Image processing by: Ted StrykOn October 15, 2023, NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured stunning new images of Io’s north pole—a region barely seen in detail before. Thanks to the powerful JunoCam, three towering volcanic peaks near the day-night boundary were revealed for the first time, expanding our understanding of this fiery Jovian moon. At just 7,270 miles (11,700 km) above Io’s surface, Juno’s eye caught features that earlier missions like Voyager and Galileo missed. Citizen scientist Ted Stryk then enhanced the raw data, bringing these volcanic giants into sharp focus. This fresh glimpse of Io’s volcanic activity offers exciting clues about one of the most geologically active worlds in our solar system! Image data: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS Image processing by: Ted Stryk
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