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All astronomical bodies, from moons and planets up to galaxies, spin and have orbits. Spin is also a key characteristic of subatomic particles. Yet in our human world, we are relatively static. Why is spin unimportant for us, but at other levels it is all- pervasive? How do the laws of physics make our biosphere so special? October 2. 01. 7.

People seem to come in all shapes and sizes. Do any other animals display the same amount of variation in size as humans among healthy adults? Why is there this variety, and what are its consequences for the future? October 2. 01. 7. It seems ubiquitous at beaches for children to build sandcastles. Is this behaviour global?

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Given that athletics races can be won or lost by a margin as small as a hundredth of a second, do athletes risk a gold medal by wearing gold chains? October 2. 01. 7. During the recent total solar eclipse in the US, I overlapped my hands, using the gaps between my fingers to form "pinholes". Just before the start of totality, someone noticed that the shadows formed through this "pinhole camera" onto a white board were so sharp that the individual hairs on my arms were visible. How thin must the solar crescent be for the shadows to be this sharp, and how soon before totality would this occur? October 2. 01. 7.

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A friend mentioned it had happened to his silver car too and after searching online it seems it's a known phenomenon. Why is it that the swarm seems to be attracted to something silver?

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The Mc. Donald’s chain’s latest building design and technology — such as kiosks for ordering and mobile ordering — are some highlights of the new restaurant that Onalaska- based franchisee Courtesy Corp. Thursday at 2. 43. Watch The Shadow Box Online Metacritic there.

George St. on the North Side of La Crosse. The new restaurant replaces the one that closed Feb. W. George St. That restaurant, which opened in 1. Courtesy Corp.’s second location, was purchased by the state of Wisconsin and demolished for the overhaul of George Street as part of a revamping of Interstate 9.

Exit 3. Courtesy Corp. Mc. Donald’s restaurants in western Wisconsin, southeastern Minnesota and northeastern Iowa. In an interview at the new George Street restaurant, Courtesy Corp. President Rick Lommen also said the Mc. Donald’s restaurant on La Crosse’s South Side is expected to be replaced with a new building in 2. It’s just time to update,” he said of the current Losey Boulevard restaurant that opened in 1.

As for the new North Side Mc. Donald’s, Lommen said, “I think it should be very well- received” by customers. All these different (new) ways of ordering are pretty exciting. It brings the latest technology into Mc. Donald’s.”Although customers will be able to order at the counter as they always have, they’ll also have the option of ordering at one of four new kiosks. If they choose to order at a kiosk, they can pay at the kiosk with a credit card or debit card or pay at the counter.

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Those who order at the kiosks can take a table tent with a number on it to their table, and an employee will bring their food to them. The kiosks are the first ones to be installed in a Courtesy Corp. These kiosks will be in every Mc. Donald’s in the United States by 2. Lommen said.“We’ll also have mobile ordering” at the new restaurant, Lommen said.

You can order and pay on your smartphone. And you can pick up the food either at the drive- thru or at a designated curbside delivery location, or inside.”The George Street Mc. Donald’s will be one of the first Courtesy Corp. The new restaurant can seat 1.

Sandy's Drive- In. The Sandy's Drive- In, at the southeast corner of Rose and Clinton streets, is shown here shortly after an addition was completed in 1.

The fast food franchise was at the location from 1. Today, the site is home to River Bank. Tribune file photo. Paul's Pantry. Owner Dave Skogen stands in front of Paul's Pantry, a delicatessen, bakery and convenience store that opened in 1. Second Ave N. in Onalaska. The store was named for Paul Skogen, who founded the Skogen supermarket chain at the site in 1.

From 1. 99. 8 to 2. Skogen family's Festival Foods grocery stores. Tribune file photo. Ranch House Dinner Theater. Scott Manthe, left, and Renee Lieder starred in the 1.

Ranch House Dinner Theatre production of "Butterflies are Free." The Sparta performing arts venue was opened by Robert Irwin in 1. Tribune file photo. Happy Joe's Pizza and Ice Cream Parlor. Dave Olsen, left, owner of Happy Joe's Pizza and Ice Cream Parlor, helps employees build a 1.

Onalaska store in 1. The event was a fundraiser for the Onalaska High School's athletic department. The store, part of an Iowa- based chain, opened a year earlier at 8. Oak Ave. Olson renamed the restaurant as Pizza Pros Ala Mode in 2. The building was torn down to make way for a Culver's, which opened there in 2.

Tribune file photo. Unicorn Restaurant. Karla Parker serves diners Helen Corbett and David Lehrke at Unicorn Restaurant, which owner Eric Bernhardt opened in 1. S. Third St. The location, which had operated as Louie Bantle's Restaurant for many years, is home today to the La Crosse Professional Plaza. Tribune file photo. Pagliacci's. Gary Roberts opened Pagliacci's restaurant in 1. S. Third St. The Italian restaurant closed in 1.

Today the building houses the offices of The Fortney Companies. Tribune file photo. Maid- Rite Cafe. Bob and Irene Allen, shown here just before their retirement in 1. Maid- Rite Cafe in 1. Caledonia St. The restaurant, which was best known for its loose- meat sandwiches, closed in 2.

Tribune file photo. Circus Supper Club. Sherry and Jim Welch, owners of the Circus Supper Club, are served some of the restaurant's popular ribs by Rita Bagniefski. Pianist and entertainer Victor Borge famously stopped in the downtown landmark during a visit to La Crosse in 1. Years later, Wettstein's expanded its showroom into the space.

Tribune file photo. Michael's Cerise. Jim Pappas, one of the owners of Michael's Cerise, is shown here in this 1. The Cerise Club first opened in 1. Fairchild streets by Gerald Heberlein; it was destroyed by a fire in 1.

Heberlein reopened the club in 1. Ward Ave. Heberlein sold the restaurant to the Pappas family of Rochester, Minn., in 1.

The Pappas family closed the restaurant in 1. Today, the site is home to the Hmoob Cultural and Community Agency. In July 1. 97. 6, the Cerise Club was the scene of the shooting deaths of Paul Whipple, a night bartender at the club, and his friend Theresa Schneider. The suspect in the case, David A. Leyden shot and killed himself the next month in Sioux Falls, S. D. Tribune file photo.

Ground Round. Musician Tammy Waller was a frequent children's performer during the early 1. Ground Round. The North Side restaurant opened in early 1. Rose St. It closed in 1. Armadillo Mexi- Deli and, later, Edwardo's Ristorante di Pizza, which closed in 2. A new Ground Round franchise opened in Onalaska in 2. Tribune file photo. Wendy's. David Lee stands in front of a Wendy's restaurant at 2.

Rose St. shortly after purchasing the La Crosse fast food franchise in 1. He also owned a Wendy's at 3.

Mormon Coulee Road. The North Side location closed in 1. Express Employment Professionals. The South Side location closed in 1. Subway Restaurant. A Wendy's opened in 2.

Mormon Coulee Road, and another, which opened in 1. Valley View Mall in Onalaska. Tribune file photo. Elite Restaurant and Candy Shop. Paul Pappas, owner of the Elite Restaurant and Candy Shop, is shown here making confections at his store at 4.

Main St. The Pappas family opened the store in 1. Today, Fat Sam's Main Street Bistro, which opened in 2.

Tribune file photo. Big River Cattle Co. Jon Schuster, shown here in 1. Great River Cattle Co. Second Ave. N. in Onalaska. He sold the restaurant in 1.

Chicken Steak and Chocolate Cake. The restaurant changed hands again in 2.

Blue Moon, which was the name of the restaurant before Schuster's 1. Tribune file photo. Esteban's. Danette Shick, daughter of Linda and David Shick, tries on a sombrero during a visit to Esteban's restaurant with her West Salem Spanish class. The restaurant opened in in February 1.

S. Third St. in downtown La Crosse and closed in January 1. Numerous eateries have opened and closed at that location since then, and another, Lovechild, is expected to open there later this year. Tribune file photo. Fat Sams Bistro. Fat Sams Main Street Bistro operated at 4. Main St. in downtown La Crosse from 2. The restaurant, known for its gourmet sandwiches, salads and homemade soups, was located at the site of the former Elite Restaurant. Peter Thomson, La Crosse Tribune.

Nob Hill. The dining room of Nob Hill is shown when it opened in Onalaska in 1. The restaurant, at 9. Second Ave. N., changed its name in 1. Lighthouse (at Nob Hill) when a lighthouse replica was built next to the restaurant; it closed in 1.

The location has since been occupied by Seven Bridges Restaurant, Seasons By the Lake and currently Two Beagles Brewpub. Tribune file photo. Showbiz Pizza Place. Kindergartners from Onalaska’s Irving Pertzsch Elementary School gather at Showbiz Pizza Place in Onalaska in 1.

The pizza chain opened just north of Valley View Mall in 1. Chuck E. Cheese in 1.

Although its neighboring movie theater was torn down to make room for Dick’s Sporting Goods in 2. Tribune file photo. Jensen's Cafe. Owner Philip Jensen, the son of the restaurant's founder, Tollef Jensen, serves customers in this 1.

Jensen's Cafe in Galesville. The cafe was located on the city's square from 1.