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Welcome to the Fundamental & Computational Sciences website.
I hope you take the opportunity to explore it and learn about the outstanding people, capabilities and scientific research at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
—Doug Ray, Associate Lab Director
"We strive to make progress on today's important scientific challenges."
Research Highlights
Full Story | November 2014
The Roots of Moisture: Initiating and Propagating the MJO
Using high-resolution regional modeling and field data, researchers at PNNL and collaborators found that the frequency of a large atmospheric wave's shallow-to-deep convective cloud transitions is sensitive to moisture buildup in the mid-troposphere and a large-scale lifting in the atmosphere. Simultaneous forces—the lifting and a decline in large-scale drying—result in moisture buildup leading to the initiation of the Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO).
Scientists find the cause of moisture buildup that initiates and propels the Madden-Julian Oscillation
Full Story | October 2014
New Assay Platform Detects Largest Number of Known Biotoxins Simultaneously
Rapid, inexpensive microarray increases ability to identify, treat toxin exposure
The largest panel of biotoxins to be simultaneously detected to date has been achieved using an assay platform developed by scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) microarray simultaneously detected 10 plant and microbial toxins in buffer and clinical and environmental samples. These included ricin, botulinum neurotoxins (BoNT), shiga (STX), and staphylococcal enterotoxin B (SEB). Previously, the largest number of toxins to be simultaneously detected has been six.
"Most assays to detect toxins target one or two toxins at a time, at best. In the event of a bioterrorist attack, it may not be obvious which agent was released, although this knowledge is critical for delivering appropriate medical treatment," said biologist Susan Varnum, who led the study, which appears in Analyst.
Full Story | November 2014
Weaving a Catalyst
Popular aluminum oxide created by interlacing different crystal forms
The exhaust system in your car and the plastic cup holding your drink, along with countless other products, rely upon reactions driven by catalysts supported on aluminum oxides. Characterizing these aluminum oxides or alumina has been challenging. For the first time, scientists at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and FEI Company obtained an atomically resolved view of delta alumina. The team showed that the oxide is two crystal forms or variants woven together.
Full Story | October 2014
2014 Key Scientific Accomplishments Report Now Available
The 2014 Key Scientific Accomplishments report in fundamental and computational sciences is now available as a downloadable PDF. This 32-page full-color brochure highlights some of the year's most noteworthy science achievements by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scientists.


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There is a lot of Burchett(and other spellings) at these two sites you can check out. I would have no idea if they are connected.
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This Week's Coffeehouse: Angela Sheik
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WLOY Late Night: Mark Hopkins and the Hotel 11/13
Food Fridays: 13th Floor
April 18th, 2014 by Samantha Chemali
Where: Belvedere
The 13th Floor is an elegant and unique setting for a night out on the town or a private catered event. The surroundings are a lavish and luxurious return to the sophistication of the The Belvedere's early history, yet the feeling is contemporary and stylish. The extraordinary views overlooking the city create a feeling of bring above the day-to-day: a time to unwind, to talk, and to connect.
Visit their website here!
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Theater Thursdays: The Ten Tenors
April 17th, 2014 by Samantha Chemali
Where: Lyric Opera House
When: April 26th, 2014
The Ten Tenors have captivated audiences around the world with the groups trademark, 'Opera without the Boring Bits.' They boast a massive fanbase, from Japan to South America. Formed nearly two decades ago, these former opera students have come the distance from their first full show in 1998. Not just releasing 5 DVDs and 10 Albums but collecting 2million views on YouTube for their rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody. Come out and see these tenors!
For more information visit the website here.
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Honfest Spotlight: Mark Hopkins
April 16th, 2014 by Rachel
By: Kat O'Brien
Every year, Baltimoreans turn out to celebrate their "Baltimore-ness" in Hampden with food, toilet bowl races and, of course music. This year, WLOY has it's own stage where local artists will be playing ALL day! It is sure to be a fantastic time. One such talented local artist is Mark Hopkins. A self described "small-town funky white kid", Mark Hopkins plays soulfully and dulectly. He has released several albums in the past and has recently come out with a new single titled "Miss Coincidence". If you know what's good for you, check out his website! It's sure to please! Be sure to come out June 14th.
Check out the full lineup and schedule for the 2014 WLOY Stage at Honfest HERE.
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Wacky Wednesdays: Star Wars Toy Museum
April 16th, 2014 by Samantha Chemali
What: Star Wars Toy Museum
Where: Online (but, Maryland)
Contrary to the usual museum, the Star Wars Toy Museum is an online museum! The founder of this museum is located right here in Maryland but on the website you can view all the collectible Star Wars Toys and see them all set up different scenes. Its a great way to connect to other Star Wars lovers!
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Double Dose Gets Intimate with Nina Davuluri, Miss America
April 15th, 2014 by Joe Lomuti
This past week WLOY's own Jordan and Joelle Hernandez, hosts of our radio show Double Dose of Entertainment, had the opportunity to sit down with Loyola's keynote speaker Nina Davuluri for an exclusive interview. Double Dose lead the discussion, directing Miss America to speak briefly on her experiences with the prestigious competition and her sentiments of the Miss America organization in context of ethnic diversity.
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Tourism Tuesdays: Segs in the City
April 15th, 2014 by Samantha Chemali
Where: Fells Point
Touring a city takes a lot of walking but with these Segway's theres no chance to get tired! You will be able to see more than you ever could and you will have more fun doing it. For only $60 dollars you will be able to see all of Fell's Point and all of the inner harbor. You will get a full 90 minutes of this city safari and learn so much about Baltimore!
Make your reservations today!
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WLOY Star Search!
April 14th, 2014 by Joe Lomuti
WLOY has searched Loyola high–low, under–over, in–around, and have found them! The talents for this year's WLOY Star Search competition have been chosen! There will be dance. There will be song. And there will be drama. Check out the list of acts below:
Grant Kahl
Branna Maher & Diego Galindo
Cecilia & Tessa Sugarman
Symone Harris
Ryan Glass
Sam Chemali
Matthew Dunbar
Kevin Tenorio & Ren Macalalag
Megan Ferguson
Chris Furino & Patricia Bryan
Dionysian Jelly
Amanda Fleck & Xavier Taylor
From this list WLOY will nominate the "Brightest Star" of the search– the most worthy star who will take home awesome prizes and merch! And if you are not a competitor you can still be named the "Victor of Chance", as we will be raffling gift cards to local Baltimore eateries including: Evergreen Cafe, Cafe Hon, Charmery Ice Cream, and Roland Park Bagels. Also, WLOY will be showcasing a new performer, CT band Disable Time. Check them out on youtube!
All these festivities will commence April 24th, in McGuire Hall @ 8:30pm. Come by, support your friends, and win some prizes!
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Juice Bruins & Lilrickism Recap
April 14th, 2014 by Joe Lomuti
MCs Juice Bruins & Lilrickism lead the WLOY Coffee House music event this past thursday, April 10th. As native Baltimore musicians, these performers put on a awesome show for Loyola students. Be sure to look out for upcoming WLOY late night events coming up soon, especially the WLOY Star search talent show on April, 24th @ 8:30pm!
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Review: Thus Owls – Turning Rocks
April 14th, 2014 by Margaret Jokoh
Thus Owls
Turning Rocks
Grade: A-
The husband and wife duo, "Thus Owls" recently released their album Turning Rocks. Though Thus Owls consist of other people in the band, it is mostly centered around Erika and Simon Angell. Turning Rocks relies on heavy drum beats, synths and distortion in an effort to make you feel like you are traveling to another world. Read the rest of this entry »
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Museum Mondays: Cylburn Arboretum
April 14th, 2014 by Samantha Chemali
Where: The Carriage House
When: Saturdays 12pm-3pm and Sunday 1pm-4pm
The Cylburn Nature Museum, located in the garage of the Carriage House, displays natural history exhibits of Maryland birds, bird eggs from the late 19th century, butterflies and moths, rocks and minerals, fossils and seashells, games, and habitat dioramas. Many items are available to touch.
The Nature Museum displays one of the finest and most comprehensive collections of Birds of Maryland*, with over 250 mounted specimens, nests and eggs. There are also butterflies, fossils, seashells, skulls, rocks, and a small hands-on exploration area and library.
Visit the website here!
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Chateau La Mer Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6-7)
Contemporary 2-bedroom second floor condo in beautiful Destin, Florida. Destin boasts emerald waters with white sandy beaches. A great family oriented vacation site. Unit is tiled in the den, kitchen and bathrooms with Berber carpeting in bedrooms. Master bedroom with queen bed; guest bedroom with 2 double-beds; brand-new oven.
French door leads into a small balcony on the back of unit with a slight view of the ocean. Tennis court next to unit, clubhouse and pool a very short distance. Complimentary computer access in clubhouse during office hours; Xiocom High-Speed Wireless Internet available in condo. Beautiful landscaping adorns the property with lots of grassy areas. Great area for biking, walking or running. Its a short walk to a private beach access.
Keywords: Condominium
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
Why Helen chose Chateau La Mer
We chose Destin for a vacation rental because it has the most marvelous beaches in the United States, easy to fly into if needed and is a short drive from our home. It has great temperatures year-round and is a great place to visit. It is especially great for those snowbirds who want to come south 4-6 months out of the year. My family has been vacationing here since 1984. There is something for everyone of all ages to do.
What makes this condo unique
Just a short walk to the beach (beach access is allowed at Captain Dave's Seafood Restaurant directly in front of the entrance to our condo complex). Its very close to an outlet shopping center and mall/theatres. Many great restaurants within walking and driving distance. I enjoy biking or walking to the coffee shop which is 1.5 miles away.


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Let's All Go To The Drive In And See A Movie [VIDEO]
On this day in 1933, the first drive-in theater opened near Camden, New Jersey. It had room for some 400 cars and it cost just 25cents per car and 25 cents more for each passenger.
On this day in 1933, the first drive-in theater opened near Camden, New Jersey. It had room for some 400 cars and it cost just 25cents per car and 25 cents more for each passenger.
First there was the movie "Batman Begins", followed by "The Dark Knight". Now work has begun on the third installment of the Batman series. Keep reading to find out more.
A movie based on the Marvel comic book Thor was most everyone's choice at the movie box offices this past weekend. Keep reading to find out how the superhero did.
Gary Cooper was one of Hollywood's greatest actors. He was known as the strong and silent type. He also said the movie "Gone With the Wind" would flop. Keep reading to find out more.
Sometimes artists go back to their favorite things to get inspiration for a project their doing, like a book, or even another song. Country music's Steel Magnolia went back to a favorite movie for some inspiration for their new video. Keep reading to find out more.
Can you smell what Dwayne Johnson and Charley Pride are cookin'? It could be the man known as "The Rock" will go country and portray Pride in a movie about the country music icon's life. Keep reading to find out what's going on.
It's in the making now and major stars have signed up to play in the HBO movie "Game Change". The movie is based on a book written by Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, magazine writers who were paid a six figure amount to write an account of the 2008 presidential campaign, pitting Obama against McCain, and including the craziness behind the John Edwards' campaign. Click to find out who stars in it.
She's known as "Keith Urban's wife", but she's a beautiful actress and famous movie star, in her own right. And despite all the fame, Nicole Kidman, admitted to London's "The Sun" that she wasn't always so confident about the way she looked. Click to find out why.
The upcoming film "Gotti", a biopic about infamous mobster, John Gotti, will star John Travolta as John Gotti; and possibly now, headline-maker Lindsay Lohan as Gotti's daughter, Victoria. Click to read more.
One of the most popular leading men for the last thirty years, Dennis Quaid, says his biggest life mistake was getting into cocaine. Click to find out more.
They were known as the Muzik Mafia. Big & Rich plus Gretchen Wilson are reuniting for a tour this summer. Keep reading for find out more.
Justin Bieber is about the hottest guy in the world....at least to a lot of teenage and younger girls and now, he's possibly got a new movie coming out. That is, if Ashton Kutcher can talk him into it. Click for more info.


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It's a good day to be a golf fan during a PGA tournament practice round. On the Wednesday leading into the BMW Championship at Cherry Hills Country Club, players had their usual chance to … more
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McKenna Moede sometimes has trouble explaining the postflight twists and flips involved in her vaulting routine. She has even more trouble telling schoolmates for whom and where she competes as a high school gymnast. Moede, a senior at Legend, … more
Jim Benton | 8/27/14
The Central Hockey League (CHL) has announced that the Denver Cutthroats have suspended operations, effective immediately, and will not compete in the 2014-15 season. The team will look to secure additional investors with the hope of returning … more
Staff report | 8/25/14
There is going to be a new look for the Elbert volleyball team as the 2014 season gets underway. After all, Elbert has welcomed a new coach, Dale Miller, beside the court. It certainly won't be a new experience for Miller, though, as he began … more
Scott Stocker | 8/23/14
Excitement is in the air for the Elizabeth softball team as the 2014 season gets underway. Steve Biller returns for his second year of coaching the Cardinals and is confident that his girls are going to fashion a fine season within the Class 4A, … more
Scott Stocker | 8/22/14
Following a state semifinal appearance a year ago, Elizabeth coach Russ Haman is high on his team's prospects this season, as a wealth of talent returns for the Cardinals on the volleyball court. Elizabeth defeated Thomas Jefferson and Montrose … more
Scott Stocker | 8/17/14
This season could well be an up and down year for Elizabeth coach Alan Small and his boys and girls cross country teams. Yet for the Small family itself, it could be a fine season to remember. Leading the way for the Elizabeth girls will be … more
Scott Stocker | 8/17/14
Willie Weber certainly hopes to be one of the "come-back-players" for Elizabeth on the football field this season. But, for that matter, so do all of the Cardinals. They just want to come back for a great season. Weber missed last season due … more
Scott Stocker | 8/15/14
The rebuilding process should commence for the Elizabeth boys soccer team this season as improvement of the program's youth will be the focus of the fall. The Cardinals, coached by Trevor Griffin, struggled last season, finishing with a 4-10 … more
Scott Stocker | 8/15/14
It appeared like a normal golf lesson with small groups of golfers hitting chip shots long, hooking a few shots off the practice tee and leaving putts short. However, there were also many good shots that brought high fives and huge smiles to the … more
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Fall Operations End October 13thOctober 13, 2014
Join us for the awesome fall season in Pinkham Notch. Our daily summer operations wrap up on September 1 with the fall schedule picking up on September 6. We'll be running weekends only, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., until October 13. This is the perfect time to enjoy a ride on the Scenic Gondola taking you to breath-taking views of the fall foliage. Ride the ZipRider over a burning sea of color and soak in the autumn glow while playing a round of disc golf.
Cans or Cash @ The CatNovember 29, 2014
We're hosting a jib session on Saturday, November 29 of Thanksgiving weekend. We're asking for three canned goods or $3 donation going toward a local food pantry. The ticket for the hike jib session will be separate from the ticket for lift-accessed terrain.
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FREE Learn2 Weekend - Space Limited, Call To Reserve Today!December 13, 2014
Know someone who should learn to ski or snowboard this season? We want to get them started, become their home mountain and share the Wildcat Mountain experience and it's FREE December 13 & 14!
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Torchlight ParadeFebruary 14, 2015
Starting around dusk a torchlight parade will flow down Upper Wildcat and Bobcat.
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Kitty Litter Cardboard Box RaceFebruary 17, 2015
A fun, free, February Vacation tradition for kids. Build your own "vessel" out of cardboard boxes and go head-to-head in a series of heats held at the base of Wildcat.
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Nine Lives Lunch Tray LugeFebruary 18, 2015
The one day a season we permit lunch tray luge at the mountain and another February Vacation tradition, test your speed on the "track" at the base of Wildcat in a series of head-to-head heats.
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12th Annual 100,000 Vertical Foot ChallengeMarch 09, 2015
A charity event that supports Make-A-Wish of New Hampshire, challenges skiers/riders to log a total of 48 runs on the Lynx Trail to achieve 100,000 vertical feet over the course of the day, non-stop. Pre-registration required.
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Wildcat Spring Pond SkimApril 11, 2015
The pond skim is back at Wildcat Mountain and we'll be looking to celebrate the late spring tradition. Skim or swim, someone is getting wet!
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1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Inc. is the world's leading florist and gift shop. For more than 35 years, 1-800-FLOWERS® (1-800-356-9377 or www.1800flowers.com) has been helping deliver smiles for our customers with gifts for every occasion, including fresh flowers and the finest selection of plants, gift baskets, gourmet foods, confections, candles, balloons and plush stuffed animals. As always, our 100% Smile Guarantee backs every gift. More >>Recent Releases
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Tel: (860)666-8387
Emmanuel Christian Academy was established in 1975 as a ministry of Emmanuel Baptist Church.
Our philosophy of Christian education is that "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom".
We do not apologize or hesitate in stating that our teachings and philosophies are founded on Baptist truths.
This is not to say that we do not accept students unless they are Baptist, but we do advise that our beliefs will be the basis for all of our teachings.
The main emphasis of Emmanuel Christian Academy is upon the educational and spiritual growth of its students.
In seeking to meet both the spiritual and educational needs of the student, the aim of Emmanuel Christian Academy is to give the student an understanding of the Christ-centered life.
Emmanuel Christian Academy is dedicated to acquainting each student with the person of Jesus Christ and helping him to know that God has a plan and a purpose for his life.
After reaching the students for Christ, our goal is to send them out as well-trained Christian leaders of tomorrow whether they serve the Lord in the pulpit, on the mission field, in business, in the home, or in some other profession.
In training the students intellectually, Emmanuel has a strong academic program and concerned faculty.
We use A Beka Book and Bob Jones University Press textbooks in grades K through 6.
Grades 7 through 12 primarily use A Beka Book or Bob Jones University Press texts.
The present curriculum is also planned around courses which fulfill the state of Connecticut requirements for graduation.
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|American Association of Christian Schools (AACS)
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|Grades Prekindergarten - 12
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State avg.: 22%
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National avg.: 13:1
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|Honors English, Honors Science,
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NewingtonSouthfield Children''s Center
84 Faith Rd
Newington, CT, 06111
(860)666-8811Daycare / Preschool1.1 mi | 8 students | Gr. PK-KG
NewingtonNewington KinderCare
143 Pascone Place
Newington, CT, 06111
(860)665-0729Daycare / Preschool1.2 mi | n/a students | Gr. NS-PK
NewingtonSt. Mary School
652 Willard Avenue
Newington, CT, 06111
(860)666-3844(Roman Catholic)1.6 mi | 78 students | Gr. PK-8
New BritainSt. Francis Of Assisi Middle School
30 Pendleton Road
New Britain, CT, 06053
(860)225-8720(Roman Catholic)1.9 mi | 111 students | Gr. 6-8
New BritainSt. Matthews Lutheran School
87 Franklin Sq
New Britain, CT, 06051
(860)223-7829(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)2.2 mi | 36 students | Gr. K-7
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What do you do when you are dissatisfied with your local public schools? Homeschool your children? Send them to private school? Let's look at your options.
Your religion matters to you. You want your child to attend a school which will combine academics and religious education. Here is an overview of what is available together with some links to denominational web sites.
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After first hitting the scene fronting the disco-soul outfit Denis Yekani & The Movement, Monwabisi Denis Yekani teamed up with Poth Nkotsoe to form Monwa and Sun, who put out monster hits like 'Orlando Hangover' in the late 80s. He stood out for pioneering the new school sound and for his superior lyricism. In 1990 he released his solo debut Aweyo, featuring backing vocals from Supa Frika and others. Tracks like 'Night Groover' and 'Pantsula Party' speak for themselves, while '1990' is a sign of the times, with state censorship a thing of the past...
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In 1990 fulfill your dreams.
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Hola majimbos! This is AFROSYNTH, the realest African selection . . .
This month we bring you more slick disco tunes from LORRAINE STAPLE, RUFARO, JOYCE and RONNIE MARTIN, instrumental pop from HARRY MOYAGA and THE YOUNG STARS, crossover from LAPPASIDE, and some traditional grooves by UMSALOFU NAMAVIZITHA and LINGANISA NABAFANE BEJUBANE.
Last month we checked out The Invaders' JOE MOSES, SPECIAL CANE MAHLELEBE, MINEBELT, KATIE PENNINGTON, THE CHALLENGERS, SUKAZI MKHIZE, LINGANISA NABAFANA BEJUBANE and MAKAOTA AKALAME.


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Tom McCann: Mapping Haiti from Cook County-
Ann talked Feb. 19 with local GIS specialist Tom McCann about his volunteer work helping Haiti relief efforts, using his mapping skills, without ever leaving the county.
Lost and found dog--a happy tail-
Buck chatted with Stephan Soleas of Taos, N.M., about the amazing good fortune that led his lost dog to find him in New Orleans, 1,200 miles from home. Listen to the interview.
Girls' involvement in sports pays off big later in life-
Buck spoke Feb. 19 with Dr.
Local telephone service disrupted again Tuesday morning-
Local telephone service was disrupted this morning for about an hour around 8:30 a.m.
Largest Duluth union considers strikeJay Andersen-
Members of The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 66 in Duluth may decide to authorize a strike if the union votes to reject an offer from the city today.
Ice fishing shelter removal dates approachingJay Andersen-
According to the Minnesota Department of Natural resources, it's time to think about removing ice fishing shelters from inland lakes.
"Safe Mines" bill introduced in Minnesota legislature-
A bill to strengthen Minnesota mining laws was recently introduced in the state legislature.
Grand Marais Active Community Action Plan-
Check out the current Grand Marais Active Community Action Plan. This is a document which has grown from the Safe Routes to School group and that continues to grow and change.
Living on the Edge: Part 11-
One way communities often try and grow their local economy is through business development. It was in this spirit that the county and city first started talking about developing a business park.
County may lose all local government aidJay Andersen-
Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty is proposing drastic cuts in the state's budget, not the least of which is aid to local governments.
Art News for the Feb. 20 weekend-
Grand Marais photographer Mark Tessier is the featured artist at Sivertson Gallery's Fireside Chats at 6 p.m. Saturday night.
Sivertones -- Take 3 on The Roadhouse-
Check out our video of the Sivertones live in the WTIP studio!
MPCA study finds chemical pollution in remote Minnesota lakes-
In the last decade, studies have revealed that endocrine disrupting chemicals, or EDC's, are present in virtually every watershed in the United States. There is growing concern that eve
Weekend News Wrap Feb. 20-
Each week the WTIP News Department provides a summary of the stories it has been following that week. Tune in to WTIP's North Shore Weekend Saturdays from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m.
The Sivertones visit the Roadhouse-
Check out our videos of the Sivertones live at the WTIP studio!


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[QUOTE=kennyo7;2481609]Very powerful editorial from Israel's oldest daily paper. Haaretz is a very well respected paper and its reporting tends to be more favorable to Israelis than to Palestinians in such issues.
I am continuously amazed at how open the discussion is on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict amongst Israelis and how critical of their governments actions many Israelis are compared to here in the USA. There is no way any US newspaper would get away with such an editorial w/o being crucified.
They are 100% dead right about Carter and why talking to Hamas can do no worse than the current policy of isolation.[/QUOTE]
What Carter is trying to do is difficult. Therefore he will be called horrible things by many people on this board. Isn't it always the way for people who TRULY try to follow the teachings of Jesus, Buddha, Gandhi, King etc.


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Oklahoma City school district makes bid on bank building to house offices
Fudge sold the building a year later but his Claims Management Resources company remained a tenant until it moved to Film Row in 2013. Fudge said the building is in good shape and has ample attached surface parking.
Karl Springer, the former superintendent of Oklahoma City Public Schools, previously sought to acquire the old Central High School, 800 N Harvey. Oklahoma City University out-bid the city school system and is converting the landmark into a new home for its law school.
Oklahoma City Public Schools administrators say their current location, a former middle school at NW 8 and Klein, is in disrepair and would be too expensive to fix and bring up to modern standards.
From the reviews we've gotten so far, it looks like it has good bones and would lend itself to the open office arrangement we're looking for."
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Around 800 volunteers from Greenpeace and the Network Opposed to BNPP (Bataan Nuclear Power Plant) form a giant human banner spelling No to BNPP in a campus in Quezon City, as a message of solidarity opposing a House bill to revive the mothballed...
Angel Aquino talks about reducing our carbon footprint while on vacation at Boracay.
Richard Gutierrez talks about reducing our carbon footprint while on vacation at Boracay.
Artist and Greenpeace supporter Noel Cabangon sings about climate change and its impacts.
Greenpeace welcomes the passage of the Renewable Energy Bill by the Philippine Senate today. The passage of this bill--which has been pending in Philippine Congress for more than 18 years---represents a major step for the Philippines to ensure...
Ask Metrobank to stop funding climate change in Iloilo.
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Millions of people will participate in the Great Shakeout, the world's largest earthquake drill, on October 17, 2013. The goal of this event is to provide businesses, organizations, communities, and families the opportunity to review their earthquake preparedness and response plans.
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Water conservation efforts see results.
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ASTM to target roofing material diversion rates.
ORNL scientists look to the future of renewable energy integration.
Lawsuits unlikely to convince polluters to change opposition to legislative reform.
Green building investment jumps in 2013.
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All Articles Tagged "Kerry Washington"
How Kerry Washington Is Doing You A Favor By Not Discussing Her Personal Life [Watch]
At this point, we know that Kerry Washington is not here for discussing her personal life, but the actress offered an interesting reason that we've never heard her use before during a recent appearance on "106 and Park." According to the new wife and mom, she keeps the public out of her personal life because she doesn't want to distract them from the characters that she plays. So the next time you see Kerry brushing off those types of questions in an interview, smile and tell yourself that she's actually doing us all a favor…(kidding). She also dished on breastfeeding, shedding the baby weight and feeling the pressure to appear perfect. Check out some highlights from her interview below.
On keeping her personal life under wraps to keep people focused on her work:
"I feel like for me, what I do for a living is I become other people. It's important to me to keep my private life private. Then, you can really believe that I'm these other people. You're not worried about my life, you're worried about Olivia Pope's life, and Olivia Pope's life is much more interesting than Kerry Washington's life."
On why she refuses to reveal a lot about her family:
"For me in my work, I give 150 percent, I do not hold back at all, but I feel like something has to be mine. With my family, we feel like we gotta keep each other for each other, and the work belongs to everybody. But no judgement, other people do it other ways. You just gotta figure out what works for you."
On the pressure to be perfect:
"It's really important to be yourself, to be comfortable in your skin… I think it's unfair to feel like you have to wake up and be perfect. You wake up and be the best version of yourself you can be."
On slimming down after baby Isabelle:
"I've always been a person who really approaches health in a proactive way. I work out, I eat right, so those are things I continued to do once my doctor said I could, but not to be crazy about it. I'm breastfeeding, so I can't starve myself. It's important for me to be a good mom and a good actor, and be responsible to myself and my family."
Catch footage from Kerry's interview below.
Follow Jazmine on Twitter @JazmineDenise.
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That Was You?! Black Stars We Didn't Realize Started On "Law & Order" Back In The Day
As many episodes of "Law & Order" as there have been, along with the spin-offs over the years, I can understand why trying to get a role on the shows was and still is the thing to do as a burgeoning actor. Even if you're not a major character (aka, victim, criminal or attorney), you can still get a check from playing something small (a witness, someone who knows the whereabouts of a criminal, the dead body found in the beginning of the show). So many actors and actresses got their start on the show, along with "Criminal Intent" and "Special Victims Unit," or appeared on it before hitting it big, and we've found some of the black ones here:
Samuel L. Jackson
By 1991, Samuel L. Jackson had been in quite a few movies already, even if his parts were small (including Do The Right Thing and Coming To America). In an attempt to build up his resume, Jackson nabbed a role on "Law & Order" in season one as attorney Louis Taggert. He represented a young man (Phillip Seymour Hoffman in his first on-screen role) accused of participating in the gang rape of a TV reporter.
Can You Guess The Highest-Paid Actresses On TV?
Can you guess who the highest paid actresses on TV are? You'll never guess who made $20 million more than any actress on the list — or where Kerry Washington fits into the ranking.
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Crabs-In-A-Barrel Drama: Why I'm Disappointed In "Hollywood Divas"
I thought I had really sworn off ratchet reality TV, but something about seeing famous (or in some cases, semi-famous) Black women come together to create something piqued my interest enough to make me tune into "Hollywood Divas." Featuring Paula Jai Parker, Golden Brooks, Countess Vaughn, Elise Neal and Lisa Wu, "Hollywood Divas" is a close sister-friend of "R&B Divas." What I mean by that is, has-been or struggling celebrities of a certain craft come together to become relevant again, constantly listing their credits to validate their current staked claim (READ: struggle).
I'm not sure if I was wrong for expecting a bit more (this IS reality tv), but I was all kinds of confused and disappointed by the rollout of the episodes and the catty/shady behavior of the women on-screen. In my mind, if I'm a struggling actress trying to get my name on somebody's marquee or credits, I'd come into a collaborative situation with my game face on and my pettiness tucked clean away.
These women don't think like I do, apparently.
The first two episodes jumped off with tears, fake high-pitched greetings, half-hugs, shade and catty backhanded compliments. One thing that struck me in particular as crazy with a capital C is the fact that Golden Brooks, best known for her role as 'Maya Wilkes' on Mara Brock Akil's groundbreaking show "Girlfriends," spent every waking moment shading reality stars and blaming them for the reason that "theater-trained" actors with a "certain pedigree" couldn't get work.
Um, you're on a reality show now, boo.
She also stated that in order to get work nowadays, actors have to be active on social media with millions of followers. To say that I was annoyed and that I highly disagreed would be the understatement of the year. There are so many examples of actresses, BLACK actresses, who have made it – in RECENT years – based off of their talent and strategic choices in roles not their standing on social media.
Viola Davis, a newcomer to Twitter, gained acclaim because of her work in recent movies like The Help and now her incomparable work as the mysterious and driven Annalise Keating in ABC's "How To Get Away With Murder." Her Twitter followers are climbing, but it's not because she's so active online. It's her talent.
Though she boasts 1.8 million followers on Twitter, Kerry Washington was on the map before she ever became active on social networks. Having masterfully portrayed Ray Charles's wife, a former Black Panther, Kay Amin, a slave woman and now political pistol Olivia Pope, she has garnered a fanbase. This fanbase comes not because of selfies and tweets, but because she has put in the work and taken on roles that align with her values and trajectory.
"Soul Food" actress, Nicole Ari Parker, spoke candidly at last year's Woman Thou Art Loosed "Girl Talk" segment about hearing a thousand nos before hearing the yes' that have helped her have success.
The bitterness and jealousy seen within the first few episodes of this show has left a bad taste in my mouth, but I'm still hoping for the best. We, as Black women, already have it tough without blaming one another for what we lack. There is room for all of us to shine, we just have to get in where we fit in and be resilient.
I'm hoping "Hollywood Divas" will eventually showcase strengthened friendships, uplifting creative projects, and a positive answer to the portrayal of Black women, but I won't hold my breath. However, it's still early, so we shall see…
La Truly is a writer, higher education professional, and young women's empowerment enthusiast. She mixes her interest in social and cultural issues with her life experiences to encourage thought, discussion and positive change among young Women of Color. Follow her on Twitter: @ashleylatruly and check out her site: www.ashleyjh.com.
"They're Hard To Do": Kerry Washington On "Scandal" Sex Scenes Being "Awkward" Now That She's Married
If you watch Scandal from week-to-week, I'm sure you've noticed that the show isn't shy when it comes to sex scenes, and no fictitious pair has had more than Kerry Washington (Olivia Pope) and Tony Goldwyn (President Fitzgerald Grant). While the scenes always show up very steamy on-screen, Washington said in November's issue of Allure (which she is on the cover of) that executing them is anything but s*xy. In fact, according to the actress, they're super awkward to do.
"They're hard to do. You're doing things that you're supposed to do with only certain people in your life. Because this is not your real partner in life, doing that is awkward. And then doing it in a room full of people is awkward."
She also says that doing the scenes is hard because of the fact that she wants to respect her real-life relationship to husband Nnamdi Asomugha, as well as Goldwyn's relationship with his wife, Jane Musky. People are always talking about their chemistry, but she doesn't want anyone to get the wrong idea–especially not their partners.
"Particularly with a show like ours, where people are so invested in the chemistry, you just learn to be careful, because people's real relationships in life are important. I so respect and admire his wife and him and their family, and he feels the same way about mine. And so you learn to be careful about how you say things."
Check out behind-the-scenes footage from Washington's Allure shoot below and let us know what you think of the scenes and her chemistry with Goldwyn.
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Do You Like It? Kerry Washington Goes Makeup-Free For The Cover Of Allure
In honor of #TGIT and another new and fabulous episode of "Scandal" tonight, we wanted to show you the November issue of Allure featuring the beautiful Kerry Washington. The 37-year-old Queen of Primetime looks to have ditched makeup (according to ET, she did use some tinted moisturizer) in order to give a more natural and carefree look. The decision to do so goes with the focus of her interview, which according to the cover is "Confessions of a Recovering Perfectionist." And she's going to be uncovering things about herself like she did in a recent interview on "Ellen," where she admitted that kissing her male co-stars can be uncomfortable at times.
"It's just awkward. But it's been awkward from the beginning. It's always awkward, it doesn't stop being awkward. I don't enjoy [kissing] either one. Not to beat a dead horse but, awkwaaaaard."
Anywho, I can dig the cover (I'm all for as little maintenance as possible these days), but according to a friend of mine, "She looks like she has a cold…"
What do you think of the cover?
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Dickmatization, Dirty Moms & Daddy Pope: The Season 4, Episode 3 Scandal Recap
Last night's episode brought the heat. There was the case, even more scandal with Cyrus and Michael and a bit of mother-daughter insanity. There's a lot to talk about, so let's get into it.
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Kerry Washington Cast In Romantic Comedy, 'Is He The One'
Kerry Washington is taking her talents back to the big screen. According to Deadline, the "Scandal" actress has been cast to star in a new romantic comedy titled, Is He the One.
The project, which is set to be directed Best Man Holiday's Malcolm D. Lee, opens with a woman (Washington) dressing for her wedding and ends with a walk down the aisle. The film's plot is told through flashbacks that highlight the three major relationships of the woman's life. The big question of the movie is who is the man waiting for the her at the end of the aisle on her wedding day.
The script was written by DJ Richardson and Michelle Morgan. Todd Garner will be producing the MGM project. While the storyline doesn't sound too remarkable, I do believe that the right actors and writers could make this movie a huge success. Also, while I love Kerry in "Scandal," I really enjoy seeing her take a gamble with other roles.
Does Is He the One sound like a romcom that you'd be interested in checking out?
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Runaway Bride…and Groom: Celebrity Couples Who Married In Secret
Stealth is important when it comes to most celeb weddings, unless you're the #worldsmosttalkedaboutcouple and you want everyone to know about your grossly overpriced wedding. But aside from Kimye, these celebrity couples have gone to great measures to keep details of their nuptials a secret, doing everything from eloping in Vegas, to hiding away in the Bahamas.
"Are We Gladiators Or Are We Bitches" The Season 4 Premiere Scandal Recap
Aaaahhh Thirsty Thursdays takes on a whole new meaning that all the inhabitants of Shondaland are back on our television screens, along with a few newbies. And they came back with a vengeance for the season 4 premiere of "Scandal" and the pilot episode of her latest project "How To Get Away With Murder." As far as season premieres go, this one was pretty memorable. Let's jump in shall we?


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ALBUQUERQUE -- The final Frontier Airlines flight took off from the Albuquerque International Sunport around 10:30 a.m. on Monday.
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... was the Tourist Information Office for a decent map, then - following recommendations - we walked the length of the main boulevard, La Canebiere. We weren't overly impressed but maybe because it was a Sunday and most of the shops were closed. [Many French shops and restaurants close on Sunday. We also found many places close for lunch and/or siesta, so afternoons could be very quiet! ] We moved on to the Old Port which is now a very ...
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Day Trip: Salon de Provence
... frites, and I had quiche lorraine with salad. It was delicious. After we ate, we did a little shopping in the stores. It was smaller and a more relaxing atmosphere than Aix-en-Provence, but similar.
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Maria Otero.
(photo credit:REUTERS)
As was reported yesterday in this paper, at the Global Counter-terrorism Forum's
High-Level Conference on Victims of Terrorism on July 9 in Madrid, Spain, Maria
Otero, the US undersecretary of state for civilian security, democracy and human
rights kicked off the forum, speaking on behalf of the State Department and
Hillary Clinton.Ms. Otero praised the UN-sponsored organization called
the Global Survivors Network and mentioned a film it had produced that included
the stories of victims of terror from 11 countries. Guess what country is not
included in the organization? Guess what country is not included in the film?
Israel. Guess whose victims' rights aren't being addressed? Israelis.' And who
else's? Americans murdered by terrorists in Israel.Simon Wiesenthal
Center founder Rabbi Marvin Heir was quoted in The Jerusalem Post saying the
forum "excluded the country with the most expertise in dealing with
terrorism."The State Department's decision to exclude Israel from the
forum reinforces the movement to delegitimize Israel, as well as the suffering
of Israelis and Americans, Jews and non-Jews, who have had their lives destroyed
by terrorists in Israel.America colluded with Turkey in appeasing the
Arab world.The undersecretary's speech is appalling in another way. She
touted four areas that the United States believes should be part of a
comprehensive strategy for governments to address the needs of international
terror victims' rights: • Governments should provide information and resources –
medical care, psychological services as well as legal representation.•
Terror victims should have the opportunity to participate in the accountability
process, including access to the court proceedings, so that the victims may work
toward psychological recovery.• The government should support families'
efforts to bring terrorists to justice, both as witnesses and advocates for
accountability.• There should be an environment of support and recovery
for terror victims with the opportunity to meet other survivors and share
experiences as each person advances in his own healing.THESE FOUR areas
were all supposedly addressed in the Koby Mandell Act, named after our son Koby,
who was stoned to death by Palestinian terrorists in 2001 when he was 13 years
old. The Act directed the US government to provide information, resources, legal
representation and accountability to the families of Americans murdered by
terrorists in foreign lands.The law mandated that the Department of
Justice establish an office to pursue terrorists who murdered American citizens
in Israel and other foreign countries. Named the Office of Justice for Victims
of Terrorism, the unit was supposed to advocate for victims of terror such as
ourselves. It was supposed to do everything the undersecretary espoused in her
speech.But the office has never done anything to prosecute Palestinian
terrorists.The Koby Mandell Act's feeble execution has become a source
of psychological pain, rather than an aid to our recovery.Instead, in
the past few years the families of Americans murdered by terrorists in Israel
have been at the forefront of the fight to fulfill these goals. And we have been
fighting alone, without government support. In fact, in most cases we have been
fighting against the American government.For example, for the past 10
years, the organization we established, The Koby Mandell Foundation, has been
running programs that the bring Israeli terror victims, many of them American
Israelis, together to aid and promote sharing and healing. In fact, 400 children
are now experiencing the healing power of a therapeutic community at Camp Koby
in the northern Galilee.Since last February, the Global Terrorism Forum
has included international terror victims in their preparations. As Otero told
them in her speech: "Over the next several days, we will deliberate how states
can increase their support of victims of terrorism, and how we can better
integrate victims into the global effort to counter extremist
narratives."We have a suggestion that might help meet Otero's goal:
start by inviting Israeli victims to the table. Our experience and expertise can
add immeasurably to the discussion. If the Global Survivors Network won't invite
Israelis, the US State Department has an alternative – as the major sponsor, it
can pull the plug.Rabbi Seth Mandell and Sherri Mandell are the founders
of of the Koby Mandell Foundation. Sherri Mandell is the author of The Blessing
of a Broken Heart, which won a National Jewish Book
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