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Art Galleries Follow A Simple Rule That Can Make Your Utah Home Feel More Balanced

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By David Hiatt
| KSUB-AM (Cedar City, UT)
All of us at some point have stood on a wall holding a framed picture trying to decide where it will look good. This can be an exasperating experience. Here's is the rule that art galleries use and it will solve this problem in the best way possible. If you are a tall person, it is tempting to hang the picture higher and if you are shorter you want it nearer to your height. Neither will look quite right. However, everything in your home is designed around the average person's height.
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Four Warnings From Birds That Tell You Utah Is In For Some Crazy Weather

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By David Hiatt
| KDXU-AM (St. George, UT) Verified
It is known birds and animals are often aware of a weather disaster before it happens. Researchers are studying bird behavior to see if it can be used to predict natural disasters like tsunamis. Birds and Their Behaviors When It Comes to Bad Weather We don't have tsunamis in Utah, but there are some violent storms that can pop up on what seemed like a peaceful day. Birds can detect a change in the barometer and atmospheric pressure.
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Controversy Over AI Generated Songs Might Find the Answer in Music App Developed in Utah

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By David Hiatt
| KCIN-FM (St. George, UT)
A company that started in Salt Lake City has had a big impact on the music industry and is leading the way with balancing AI and the creativity of the artist. The Moises App uses artificial intelligence to create tools that help creators make music. Controversies Surrounding AI-Generated Music People have used AI to create songs that have seen tons of downloads on music apps. These have become controversial because the AI programs used to create the songs learned on real artists and their music.
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