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Tax Policy Analyst with @LABudgetProject. Previously a state politics reporter with @WRKF and @WWNO.

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Growth and control of suspended ice bridges during sessile droplet freezing

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By Siyan Yang, Fuqiang Chu, Vishwanath Ganesan, Wenbo Zhang, Jiazheng Liu, Sujan Dewanjee, Paul Braun Verified, Jie Feng, Dimos Poulikakos, Nenad Miljkovic, Parsa Faghihi, Dalia Ghaddar, Anxu Huang, Kalyan Boyina, Kaushik Chettiar, Shayan Aflatounian
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Abstract The growth of in-plane ice tracks that connect supercooled sessile droplets is a physical phenomenon that accelerates large-scale frost propagation. However, the general mechanism of frost propagation through ice bridging, beyond in-plane ice tracks, remains unexplored. Here we observe the formation of suspended, out-of-plane ice bridges that connect freezing droplets.
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Louisiana doesn’t need a growth limit

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By Paul Braun Verified
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Louisiana’s budget should reflect our shared priorities. It determines how much we invest in our public schools, hospitals, infrastructure and other services that help families and communities thrive. A package of bills pending in the Legislature would make it harder to sustain and build on these investments by locking today’s spending levels into the state constitution. That’s why lawmakers should reject House Bill 824 and its constitutional companion, House Bill 646.
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Guide to the May 16 Constitutional Amendments

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By Jan Möller, Paul Braun Verified, Corina Holguin
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Louisiana’s constitution has been amended 221 times since it was ratified in 1974, and on May 16 voters will decide on five more proposed changes to the state’s foundational document.
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