The Daily Populous

Sunday October 29th, 2017 day edition

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Peterik’s latest endeavor is a reunion with vocalist Toby Hitchcock for the new Pride of Lions album, Immortal.

I spoke with Peterik and got his thoughts not only on Immortal, but also the iconic song he co-wrote 30 years ago.

They actually wanted me to make a new record a few years ago, but I wasn’t ready at the time.

I had just completed the Crossroads Moment album with Jimi Jamison, and my juices were just gone for that direction.

I got into doing Lifeforce (my smooth jazz project) just as sort of a respite from melodic rock.

Frontiers' initial plan was to have me release a record and then they were going to do a Toby [Hitchcock] album.

I asked them to do it the other way around and by that time I’d be ready. »

iPhone X screen repair will cost $279

Authored by theverge.com

That’s more than twice the price of an iPhone 6 screen replacement ($129) and about 65 percent higher than a new iPhone 8 screen ($169).

If that sounds high, you should be careful not to damage an iPhone X in any other way: all other out-of-warranty repairs will cost $549.

So an iPhone X can still get a $29 screen repair if it’s under warranty, and it can still get a $99 repair for anything else under AppleCare+, too. »

NASA Twins Study spots thousands of genes toggling on and off in Scott Kelly

Authored by pbs.org
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The brothers participated in NASA’s Twins Study, which compared Mark’s grounded lifestyle to how long-term spaceflight influenced Scott’s bodily functions.

The team documented thousands of genes switch on and off as soon as Scott entered space, and the state continued for a short time after his return.

“Both DNA and RNA were found to express genes in order to compensate for a lifestyle in space.”. »

Yuli Gurriel avoids World Series suspension, to serve 5-game ban in 2018 for slurring Darvish

Authored by usatoday.com

The Astros first baseman will serve the suspension at the beginning of the 2018 season.

HOUSTON — Yuli Gurriel will not be suspended for his inappropriate gesture during Game 3 of the World Series until 2018, Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred announced Saturday.

Instead, Manfred said Gurriel will serve a five-game suspension at the start of the 2018 season for making a slant-eyed gesture after hitting a home run off Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yu Darvish. »