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Legislators are dealing with an issue that they might not have imagined just a few years ago: The acceptable amount of mold in marijuana.

Pictured here, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater students participate in the 2019 iron pour at Wisconsin Makers. The COVID-19 pandemic led to a two-year hiatus, but the iron pour is back again,

J.F. sends me a photo of his entry hall — and you can see how lovely it is — he has added a piece he found at a thrift store, a series of antique drawers, which are in fact old wooden boxes,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A federal judge in Tallahassee has ruled that Florida lawmakers overstepped their authority last year concerning an election reform law.

The judge didn’t just over

The decision will likely be appealed to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, where a majority of judges were appointed by GOP presidents.

The ruling comes less than six months before the st

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Heripret has won repeat business after installing a 40 ton overhead crane at a metallurgy company looking to lift and turn a 35 ton mould used for stamping parts for the automotive industry.

Vincent Hua from Tsinfa gave Medical Plastics News their expert opinion on micro moulding and medical plastics.

Manufacturers of medical devices, electronics, and biopharmaceuticals requir

You undoubtedly know this chair, the Eames Plywood Chair LCW (Lounge Chair Wood):

These days they're undoubtedly made in a fancy press, but you might be wondering how Charles and Ray man

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What do you do when you’ve designed the perfect product, but can’t find anyone who makes what you need? Most people would simply give