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WASHINGTON, Dec. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In 2012, NASA continued to implement America's ambitious space exploration program, landing the most sophisticated rover on the surface of Mars, carrying out the first-ever commercial mission to the International Space Station and advancing the systems needed to send humans deeper into space.
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"NASA achieved historic milestones this year landing the most sophisticated rover on the surface of Mars, carrying out the first ever commercial mission to the space station and continuing to advance the systems needed to send humans deeper into space -- beyond the moon, to an asteroid and on to Mars," NASA Administrator Charles Bolden said. "We are able to keep the United States the world leader in space exploration -- and continue to implement America's bipartisan space plan -- because of our talented and dedicated work force."
The following are some of NASA's top stories this year:
Undertaking the most complex landing ever attempted in planetary exploration, NASA successfully placed the most advanced robotic rover on Mars. The Mars Science Laboratory mission carrying the one-ton rover named Curiosity, touched down in August. Almost immediately, Curiosity sent back pictures of its landing site at Gale Crater with the eventual destination of Mount Sharp in the background. Since then, Curiosity has checked out its 10 science instruments, sent back detailed photos and weather observations and "tasted" Martian soil.
Key mission findings during the first three months after the landing include conglomerate rocks bearing rounded pebbles as evidence of vigorous ancient stream flow right in the area where Curiosity landed; mineral composition of Martian soil similar to soils in Hawaii that contain volcanic glass; and the first assessment of the natural radiation environment that future astronauts will encounter on the surface of Mars.
Curiosity's planned two-year prime mission will be to explore and assess a local region on the surface of Mars as a potential habitat for life, past or present. In addition, the landing technology for putting such a large payload safely on the Martian surface could help with plans for future human Mars missions.
On Dec. 4, NASA announced plans for a robust multi-year Mars program, including a new robotic science rover based on the Curiosity design set to launch in 2020. The planned portfolio includes the Curiosity and Opportunity rovers; two NASA spacecraft and contributions to one European spacecraft currently orbiting Mars; the 2013 launch of the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) orbiter to study the Martian upper atmosphere; the Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport (InSight) mission, which will take the first look into the deep interior of Mars; and participation in ESA's 2016 and 2018 ExoMars missions, including providing "Electra" telecommunication radios to ESA's 2016 mission and a critical element of the premier astrobiology instrument on the 2018 ExoMars rover. With InSight, there will be a total of seven NASA missions operating or being planned to study and explore our Earth-like neighbor.
The 2020 mission will constitute another step toward being responsive to high-priority science goals and the president's challenge of sending humans to Mars orbit in the 2030s.
A Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) Dragon spacecraft successfully resupplied the International Space Station and returned cargo back to Earth in October, completing NASA's first contracted cargo delivery flight.
Under NASA's Commercial Resupply Services contract, SpaceX will fly at least 12 cargo missions to the space station through 2016. The Dragon launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying 882 pounds of cargo, including crew supplies, scientific research and hardware. Dragon returned almost twice that amount of cargo, including a freezer packed with research samples collected in the orbiting laboratory's unique microgravity environment. These samples will help advance multiple scientific disciplines on Earth and provide critical data on the effects of long-duration spaceflight on the human body. The ability to return frozen samples is a first for this flight and will be tremendously beneficial to the station's research community. Not since the space shuttle have NASA and its international partners been able to return considerable amounts of research and samples for analysis.
SpaceX is one of two companies that built and tested new cargo spacecraft under NASA's Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) program. SpaceX completed its final demonstration test flight in May, becoming the first commercial company ever to launch, rendezvous and be docked to the International Space Station. Orbital Sciences is the other company participating in COTS. Orbital's Antares launch vehicle is on the launch pad at Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia in advance of a hot fire test of the Antares first-stage engines. A flight test of the Antares with a simulated Cygnus spacecraft and a demonstration flight of Cygnus to the space station are planned for 2013.
With commercial cargo flights to the space station under way in 2012, NASA took the next steps in the effort to launch Americans from U.S. soil again. The agency announced in August new agreements with three American commercial companies to design and develop the next generation of U.S. human spaceflight capabilities, enabling a launch of astronauts from the United States in the next five years.
Advances made by these companies under Space Act Agreements through the agency's Commercial Crew Integrated Capability (CCiCap) initiative are intended to ultimately lead to the availability of commercial human spaceflight services for government and commercial customers. The CCiCap partners are the Sierra Nevada Corporation, Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX), and The Boeing Company.
CCiCap is an initiative of NASA's Commercial Crew Program (CCP) and an administration priority. The objective of the CCP is to facilitate the development of a U.S. commercial crew space transportation capability with the goal of achieving safe, reliable and cost-effective access to and from the International Space Station and low-Earth orbit. Between now and May 31, 2014, NASA's partners will perform tests and mature integrated designs. This would then set the stage for a future activity that will launch crewed orbital demonstration missions to low-Earth orbit by the middle of the decade.
NASA and its international partners celebrated 12 years of permanent human habitation on the International Space Station on Nov. 2. More than 1,500 research and technology development experiments have been conducted aboard the orbiting lab -- more than 200 of them this year alone -- many of which are producing advances in medicine, environmental systems and our understanding of the universe.
Human research studies, including new research announced in August, have shown that using the Advanced Resistive Exercise Device for high-intensity workouts aboard the orbiting laboratory, in combination with proper diets, helps astronauts lose less bone density during their stay. This could have profound effects on future space exploration, as well as the aging population on Earth. Plant-growth studies are often on the menu, as the ability to grow plants in microgravity would allow for fresh food, oxygen generation and carbon dioxide removal. This research also could help improve crop production on the ground.
Several new facilities delivered to the space station this year allow for an array of new research projects. The Japanese Experiment Module Small Satellite Orbital Deployer changes the way mini satellites now can be deployed to their optimal orbit, allowing for greater flexibility, operational control and significant monetary savings. The Aquatic Habitat received its first inhabitants, translucent Medaka fish, allowing for easy observation of their skeletal systems, which gives more insight into bone and muscle atrophy, which are medical issues for astronauts and the aging population, and radiation effects. A Gravitational Biology Lab also was delivered to station. The centrifuge allows for biological experimentation in artificial gravity -- from zero gravity to twice Earth's normal gravity -- for prolonged periods of time. This facility provides environmental control, lighting, data transfer, commanding and observation of experiments in Mars and moon gravity conditions, as well as mimicking Earth's gravity. The centrifuge is useful for biological organism research and could lead to advances in medications and vaccines, agricultural controls and discoveries in genetics -- all beneficial to people on Earth.
In July, NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida welcomed the arrival of the agency's first space-bound Orion capsule, marking a major milestone in the construction of the spacecraft that will carry astronauts farther into space than ever before. Orion will be the most advanced spacecraft ever designed, sustaining astronauts during space travel, providing safe re-entry from deep space and emergency abort capability.
The Orion at Kennedy will launch on Exploration Flight Test-1, an uncrewed mission planned for 2014. The spacecraft will travel 3,600 miles above the Earth's surface, 15 times farther than the International Space Station's orbital position. The primary flight objective is to understand Orion's heat shield performance at speeds generated during a return from deep space.
NASA and its industry partners around the country also made swift progress on the Space Launch System (SLS) this year, testing and developing new components and improving on existing hardware. New construction on the largest rocket ever built is enabled by existing, proven technology, like the space shuttle main engines that will power the first stage of the rocket. The new J-2X engine, which is targeted to power the upper stage of the rocket, underwent a battery of tests that broke duration records and pushed the engine design to its limits.
The Orion, SLS, and Ground Systems Development and Operations programs also reached their critical milestones this year each with an approved system requirement review and system definition review. Those pivotal steps allowed these programs to move from concept into its preliminary design phase and all remain on target for its first flight test in 2017.
Using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers announced Dec. 12 they have seen further back in time than ever before and have uncovered a previously unseen population of seven primitive galaxies that formed more than 13 billion years ago, when the universe was less than 3 percent of its present age. The deepest images to date from Hubble yield the first statistically robust sample of galaxies that tells how abundant they were close to the era when galaxies first formed.
The greater depth of the new Hubble images, together with a carefully designed survey strategy, allows this work to go further than previous studies, thereby providing what researchers say is the first reliable galaxy census of this epoch. Notably, one of the galaxies may be a distance record breaker, observed 380 million years after the birth of our universe in the theorized big bang.
Looking deeper into the universe also means peering further back in time. The universe is estimated to be 13.7 billion years old. The newly discovered galaxies are seen as they looked 350 to 600 million years after the big bang. Their light is just arriving at Earth now.
An international team of experts supported by NASA and the European Space Agency combined data from multiple satellites and aircraft to produce the most comprehensive and accurate assessment to date of ice sheet losses in Greenland and Antarctica and their contributions to sea level rise.
The combined rate of melting for the ice sheets covering Greenland and Antarctica increased during the last 20 years. Together, these ice sheets are losing more than three times as much ice each year as they were in the 1990s. About two-thirds of the loss is coming from Greenland, with the rest from Antarctica.
The study announced in November was produced by an international collaboration -- the Ice Sheet Mass Balance Inter-comparison Exercise -- that combined observations from 10 satellite missions to develop the first consistent measurement of polar ice sheet changes. Satellite data from NASA's Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite (ICESat) and the NASA/German Aerospace Center's Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) missions were included in the study.
This activity was a major challenge involving cutting-edge, difficult research to produce the most rigorous and detailed estimates of ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica to date.
NASA is continuing to learn more about how sound waves created by supersonic aircraft move through the atmosphere, all with an eye towards designing aircraft that generate sonic booms you can barely hear -- or can't hear at all -- on the ground below. This work could open a whole new segment of the economy for commercial aviation by making supersonic flight over land acceptable.
Following a series of research flights last year, NASA engineers in 2012 poured over information they gathered from residents near Edwards Air Force Base in California to see how well they did in generating sonic booms with NASA's F/A-18 jet that could barely be heard on the ground. The Waveforms and Sonic boom Perception and Response, or WSPR, project gathered data from a select group of more than 100 volunteers. A final report on the study is due soon.
Another phase of this research began in 2012 with the Farfield Investigation of No Boom Threshold, or FaINT. Using NASA's F/A-18 supersonic jet, project researchers will try to better understand what's happening at the very edge of the sonic boom, or just beyond.
http://go.nasa.gov/u6XM5A and http://go.nasa.gov/SlkdL2
With a new set of Space Technology Roadmaps as a guide, NASA's Office of the Chief Technologist and the Space Technology Program continued to make great strides in creating the new knowledge and capabilities needed for NASA's current and future missions in 2012. NASA's Space Technology Program is innovating, developing, testing, and flying technology for use in NASA's future missions and by the greater aerospace community. With more than 800 projects under way, many of which are partnering with universities and industry, the program continues to meet milestones and advance NASA's technology capabilities.
This year, NASA's Space Technology Program launched and successfully demonstrated a hypersonic inflatable reentry vehicle, proving that inflatable heat shields are viable for safely slowing large-mass payloads during their fiery entry through planetary atmospheres, like those of Earth or Mars.
NASA continues to invest in and create new enabling robotic technologies that aid in future exploration while also having applications here one Earth, potentially helping paraplegics walk and aiding in other medical rehabilitation efforts. Investments in improved woven thermal protection systems also made strides this year using commercially available 3-D weaving techniques, reducing life cycle costs and allowing for sustainable and scalable space missions.
Rebuilding the bridge to new ideas and the nation's top talent, Space Technology is engaging in more than 350 activities with approximately 100 universities and academic institutions through fellowships, direct competitive awards and partnerships with NASA centers, and commercial contractors for its technology developments and demonstrations.
In addition, NASA technologies continue to create thousands of jobs and revenue while significantly improving the quality of life for millions of people here on Earth.
NASA's 2012 Summer of Innovation program continued to offer a variety of programs to provide summer learning opportunities to students and teachers. The program reached approximately 42,000 students in grades 4-9 across the country, many of whom fell within the agency's target audience of underrepresented and underserved students. The program also provided professional development for more than 3,200 middle school teachers nationwide to help them improve their ability to teach STEM content in the classroom.
NASA's MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging (MESSENGER) spacecraft provided compelling support for the long-held hypothesis the planet harbors abundant water ice and other frozen volatile materials within its permanently shadowed polar craters.
The spacecraft's onboard instruments have been studying Mercury in unprecedented detail since its historic arrival there in March 2011. Scientists are seeing clearly for the first time a chapter in the story of how the inner planets, including Earth, acquired their water and some of the chemical building blocks for life.
The new data announced in December indicated the water ice in Mercury's polar regions, if spread over an area the size of Washington, D.C., would be more than 2 miles thick. Given its proximity to the sun, Mercury would seem to be an unlikely place to find ice, however, there are pockets at the planet's poles that never see sunlight.
NASA announced in January its Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX) spacecraft captured the best and most complete glimpse yet of what lies beyond the solar system -- observations that show our solar system is different than the space right outside it. The new measurements give clues about how and where our solar system formed, the forces that physically shape our solar system, and the history of other stars in the Milky Way.
The spacecraft observed four separate types of atoms, including hydrogen, oxygen, neon and helium. These interstellar atoms are the byproducts of older stars, which spread across the galaxy and fill the vast space between stars. IBEX determined the distribution of these elements outside the solar system that are flowing charged and neutral particles, which blow through the galaxy.
IBEX also measured the interstellar wind traveling at a slower speed than previously measured by the Ulysses spacecraft, and from a different direction. The improved measurements from IBEX show a 20 percent difference in how much pressure the interstellar wind exerts on our heliosphere. Measuring the pressure on our heliosphere from the material in the galaxy and from the magnetic fields out there will help determine the size and shape of our solar system as it travels through the galaxy.
Astronomers announced in April they were actively hunting a class of supermassive black holes throughout the universe called blazars thanks to data collected by NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer. The mission revealed more than 200 blazars to date with the potential for finding thousands more.
Blazars are among the most energetic objects in the universe. They consist of supermassive black holes actively "feeding," or pulling matter onto them, at the cores of giant galaxies. As the matter is dragged toward the supermassive hole, some of the energy is released in the form of jets traveling at nearly the speed of light. The findings ultimately will help researchers understand the extreme physics behind super-fast jets and the evolution of supermassive black holes in the early universe.
With the final flight of the Space Shuttle Program in 2011, the shuttles themselves were delivered in 2012 to their new homes, where they will begin a new chapter in their careers: inspiring museum-goers of all ages to reach for the stars.
Discovery arrived at the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum in Dulles, Virginia, in April; Enterprise was unveiled at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York in July; Endeavour was moved to the California Science Center in Los Angeles in October; and Atlantis was relocated to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida in November.
NASA's social media activities continued to evolve in 2012. With more than 3.2 million Twitter followers on the agency's flagship account @NASA, more than a million on Facebook, and a growing audience of hundreds of thousands on Google+, NASA is connecting directly with more people to share the agency's activities, people and mission.
NASA's online media teams provided live coverage of several major agency events and milestones, including this year's historic SpaceX launches to the International Space Station, the Transit of Venus and the landing of the Curiosity rover on Mars. In each event, the agency shattered records for new levels of online engagement with live updates of each event that reached millions, and in the case of Curiosity -- billions, of people.
During the August Mars Curiosity rover landing, NASA's website received 15 million visits and sent out 36 million webcast streams of NASA TV, breaking records that had just been set during the Venus Transit (4.2 million website visits, 7.7 million webcast streams). In October, Curiosity checked-in on Foursquare from Gale Crater, making it the first time a check-in has happened on another planet. The two events contributed to record traffic to the site, 185 million visits through Nov. 30, up from 151 million for 2011.
For the first time, visits to NASA.gov from mobile devices contributed a significant amount of traffic, totaling more than 10 percent of all visits. The site was honored with its fifth People's Voice Webby for best government site, and for the first time received the judges' Webby award as well. NASA.gov also was chosen by Time magazine as one of the 50 Best Websites of 2012.
NASA transitioned our in-person social media events from NASA Tweetups to NASA Socials, included more social media platforms and held the agency's first multi-NASA center social for Curiosity's landing. NASA's social media teams held 16 events, bringing more than 1,000 people into NASA and other facilities.
The agency also worked to integrated social media into more daily news processes than ever before. From inviting social media followers to participate in NASA news briefings and events to being able to virtually attend events held for news media, such as the Orion capsule arrival at Kennedy Space Center in July. NASA also offered more than a dozen opportunities to ask questions of agency officials using #askNASA, including in several Google+ Hangouts, providing additional direct interaction points between the public and NASA.
http://www.nasa.gov/connect and http://www.nasa.gov
A little more than a year after the final shuttle mission, NASA helped return cargo flights to the International Space Station from U.S. soil, furthered the development of U.S. commercial spaceflight systems to transport astronauts to the space station and made progress toward the first launches of NASA's new deep-space spacecraft and heavy-lift rocket. Complemented by key research and technology products to enable long journeys into space, NASA continued making the investments in 2012 required to undertake this new era of deep space exploration.
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|QUICK MOVE IN! SEPTEMBER DELIVERY! The Stunning Strauss Attic 2471 sq. ft. ~ 4 levels, 2 Car Garage, END, Brick Front, Maintenance Free Roof Top Deck, Finished Rec Room, 42~ Cabinets, Granite Countertops, Gourmet Kitchen Island, Stainless Appliances, Recessed Lighting, Oak Stairs and more! Images shown are representative only. Purchase this month to receive 6K in closing with use of NVR Mortgage.
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|QUICK MOVE IN-SEPTEMBER DELIVERY on this beautiful End unit. The stunning Schubert boasts 2,379 sq. ft. and includes a 2-Car Front Loading Garage, Spacious Backyard, Rec Room w/ Full Bath, Hardwood Flooring on the entire main level, Granite Countertops, Gourmet Kitchen Island, and much more! Plus receive 6K in Closing with the use of NVR Mortgage! Images shown are representative only.
Listing Broker: NVR Services, Inc.
|Beautiful 2 BR/2Bath with southern courtyard fountain view. hardwood floor, Fireplace, 2 parking spaces Included.24 Hr concierge/security in lobby. 25 Amenities including Most utilities covered by condo fee. 2 pools, Fitness Center, Party room, Outdoor Gourmet kitchens, dining terrace, hot tub, and much more. Blocks to entertainment restaurants, shops at downtown City Dock. Luxury Living .
Listing Broker: Anne Arundel Properties, Inc.
|Hurry!! This 4BR, 2FB, 2 half bath home will not last long!! Updated kitchen with new stainless steel appliances and new granite countertops!! Sunroom with skylights!! Deck with stairs to fenced backyard! Two new French doors on the main level gives the home a bright feel!! New carpet upper level and staircase!! Close to tot lot, community pools, tennis, bus stops, I-270, Metro!! Much more!!
Listing Broker: RE/MAX All Pro
|Penthouse level 2 BR facing west. Interior Designer furnishings/furn. available separately. 2 parking spots included. Hardwood floor, granite counters, GE stainless appliances. 24 HR concierge/security in lobby. 25 amenities, including most utilities covered by condo fee. 2 pools, Fitness Center, Outdoor Gourmet Kitchen, Party Rm, Dining Terrace, Blocks to City Dock, restaurants, entertainment.
Listing Broker: Anne Arundel Properties, Inc.
|Ryan Homes Is proud to offer our Strauss Townhome. This Luxury Townhome has 4 bedroom, including an entry level bedroom and 3 1/2 bathrooms. Visit us in our beautiful new community Waterford Hills in Germantown, Maryland. Images shown are representative only. Ask Sales representative about incentives with use of NVR Mortgage.
Listing Broker: NVR Services, Inc.
|Gorgeous Light-filled Home * Front porch * Great Kit w/granite counters, tiled flrs breakfast area w/window seat * Family Rm w/fireplace door to rear deck fenced, landscaped yard * Mstr bedrm w/ sitting rm, his/her closets "super bath" * Finished 3 rm bsmt w/full bath * Hardwd floors 1st 2 flrs * 2yr old roof Solar Panels * Close to 270 shopping.
Listing Broker: RE/MAX Premiere Selections
|Beautifully decorated 2 BR/2 BA w/2parking spots included. Fireplace, hardwood floor, granite counter, GE stainless appliances.24 Hr concierge/security in lobby. 2 pools, fitness cntr, outdoor kitchen,dining courtyard, hot tub, Dog park, party room,TV lounge, library, 25 amenities,most utilities included in condo fee. Blocks to Downtown City Dock,Shuttle Trolley,Luxury Living in heart of Annapolis
Listing Broker: Anne Arundel Properties, Inc.
|Stunning Strauss featuring over 2100 sq ft, including 2 CG, Brick Front, Finished Rec Room, 42" Cabinets, Granite Counter Tops, Gourmet Kitchen Island, and more to be built to your specifications in this close in community of Waterford Hills. Est. deliver is December 2016Images shown are representative onlyPlease ask Sales Representative about closing cost assistance by using NVR Mtg.
Listing Broker: NVR Services, Inc.
|Freshly painted move- in ready Single Family home. Kitchen with gas stove, granite counters and island. 3 BR, 3.5 FB, 2 car Garage. Owners Suite includes huge walk-in closet, updated En-suite full bath with soaking Tub and double vanity. Lower Level with Full Updated Walk-in Shower. Large inviting deck. Excellent location near Milestone Center with Home Depot, Target, Walmart and more!
Listing Broker: Long Foster Real Estate, Inc.
|Ryan Homes Is proud to offer our Strauss Townhome. This Luxury Townhome has 3 bedroom and 2 1/2 bathrooms. Visit us in our beautiful new community Waterford Hills in Germantown, Maryland. Images shown are representative only. Ask Sales representative about incentives with use of NVR Mortgage.
Listing Broker: NVR Services, Inc.
|Ryan Homes Is proud to offer our Strauss Townhome. This Luxury Townhome has 3 bedroom and 2 1/2 bathrooms. Visit us in our beautiful new community Waterford Hills in Germantown, Maryland. Images shown are representative only. Ask Sales representative about incentives with use of NVR Mortgage.
Listing Broker: NVR Services, Inc.
Listing Broker: Signature Real Estate Associates
|Luxury condo living right in town. This beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath condo boasts hardwood floors and gourmet kitchen. Master bedroom with walk in closet. 24/7 concierge and security, pool, Party Room for large gatherings, TV Room, dog park, fully equipped gym, protected undergroound parking. Walk to shops and restaurants or hop the trolley out front to city dock. Spoil yourself at Park Place!
Listing Broker: Long Foster Real Estate, Inc.
|Beautiful 4 bed/3.5 bath townhouse in the heart of Germantown! Gorgeous, open floor plan with hardwood floors throughout, updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and recently updated second bathroom upstairs. Large master suite and bath with vaulted ceilings, his/hers vanity, shower and Jacuzzi tub. Finished basement leads out to patio area - great for entertaining!
Listing Broker: Redfin Corp
|QUICK MOVE-IN! 2 Remaining finest in modern living, NEW 2-Car Garage Germantown Townhome near 270, ICC, parks more. Has low maint. energy efficient, generous plan, flexible gathering spaces, granite, upg. Espresso Cabinets stainless Kitchen, Hardwood Family Dining, Owners walk-in closet, walk-out Rec Room, backyard deck. Ask about closing help! Why rent, OWN instead Call or visit today!
Listing Broker: Long Foster Real Estate, Inc.
|This Barton model is a large 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath townhome with lots of natural light. Features include Upgr. hardwoods in the foyer and throughout the main level, SS appliances, 42~ espresso cabinets, granite counters, and 2-car garage. Contact the New Home Sales Counselor for details Ask about closing cost incentives. Move in August, just in time for school to start! Photos Representative
Listing Broker: Keller Williams Integrity
|This Spacious Light-Filled Brick End Unit features open floor plan with gleaming hardwood floors and gourmet center island kitchen. Large private deck. 3 Levels with fully-finished walkout lower entertainment room with fireplace and full bath. Short walk to shops, library, Black Rock Center for the Arts, cinema public transportation.
Listing Broker: Real Living At Home
|Rare End unit townhouse with garage, deck and fenced yard! Immaculate open-plan home with fresh paint, carpet, gleaming hardwood floors, everything is turnkey and move in condition. Spacious, quiet and light filled ~ this one has it all. Excellent location for shopping, schools, commuting I-270, MARC train. Over 2400 sq. ft. Finished basement has lots of storage. Home Warranty.
Listing Broker: Redfin Corp
|This move-in ready 3-level Townhouse simplifies living with convenience and style. Complete with 3 bedrooms + library, 4 total baths, private balcony and 2 car garage. Large open living and dining room with gorgeous hardwood floor. Spacious kitchen with pantry breakfast bar. Master suite w/luxury bath. 2 min walk to Safeway, Starbucks, Black Rock Arts Center, public library, restaurants more!
Listing Broker: Real Living At Home
|One of the last half-brick fronts left in the community. This 4BR, 3.5 BA townhome features a gorgeous kitchen w/upgraded cabinetry, stainless steel appliances granite counters. Hardwoods throughout main level, 9~ ceilings, 2-car garage, 100% Energy Star certified. Won~t last long! Ask about closing cost incentives. Move in August, just in time for school to start! Photos Representative.
Listing Broker: Keller Williams Integrity
|Dont miss a great opportunity to purchase a new home in Montgomery County in the $360s! This beautiful Barton floorplan offers 3 fully finished levels, a entertainers kitchen complete with gourmet 12 center island, and a 2-car garage. Ask the New Home Counselor about the current incentives!
Listing Broker: Keller Williams Integrity
|Light-filled, spacious end unit; spotless and well-maintained! Hardwood foyer, kitchen and family room. Large deck off family room. Large kitchen with peninsula/breakfast bar and ample cabinetry. 4th level with window and space for stairs could be finished for loft or 4th bedroom. Wooded community setting with tot lot. 5 mins to MARC, shopping, parks, I-270!
Listing Broker: RE/MAX Realty Group
|Absolutely amazing! Original owner, shows pride of ownership. A true 10+! Beautiful home in every way. Upgraded hardwood floors stairs,charming deck patio.Outstanding kitchen w/granite,custom tile backsplash,newer appliances.Built-in glass shelving w/lighting,upgraded bath,light fixtures. Custom blinds,ceiling fans.Newer front windows,gutters.Fantastic location! Close to shopping,pool,I270.
Listing Broker: RE/MAX Town Center
|BEAUTIFUL Brick Front, Townhome in Manchester Farms! Large Master Bedroom, with private Bath and Walk-in Closet, Fireplace on Main Level, Deck off Kitchen overlooking Woods, Walk-out Level Basement. Priced below others for a quick sale, but just as nice! OPEN HOUSE, Sunday 7/31, 1-4!
Listing Broker: Realty 2000 Plus, Inc.
|Remodeled 3 levels Townhome,3Bedrooms up,2 Full Baths,Updated Kitchen Floors,Freshly Painted,Deck,One car Garage Private Driveway,Near 270 and Major Malls.This is a Townhome with a low HOA FEE is only$73/month.
Listing Broker: Long Foster Real Estate, Inc.
|"House Beautiful!" boasts gleaming new hardwood flooring throughout main upper levels. Chefs delight kitchen has new granite countertops, center island w/pendent lights, tile backsplash updated cabinetry. Owners suite features adjoining bath w/double vanity, soaking tub separate shower. Lower level entertainment room w/gas FP full BA. Upper level deck fenced rear yard! A true gem!
Listing Broker: RE/MAX Realty Centre, Inc.
|GORGEOUS brick townhouse!! Private lot backing to woods. Large deck and patio. Brand new granite counter tops. Freshly, professionally painted throughout. Cozy walkout recreation room with fireplace. Master bedroom with walk in closet. Quiet end of street location. Ready to move in today!
Listing Broker: RE/MAX Realty Plus
|A true beauty! This loved home shows terrific -hdwd floors on main level, open kitchen with island, 42" cabinets atrium doors to deck. 3 big bdrms upstairs with master suite. Finished lower level with gas fireplace, bathroom, and walk out to private backyard. Upgrades include recessed lighting, brick front, NEST smoke detectors and thermostat.Dont miss it!
Listing Broker: Sunshine Properties Inc.
|Close to I-270, shopping, metro bus, and close to MARC train. This commuters delight has fabulous updates and shows pride of ownership throughout. Bump-out makes this the largest model, master has bath W/Jacuzzi tub, tray ceiling, 2 walk-in closets. Bonus den/bedroom on upper level. New washer/dryer, AC, appliances. Spacious entrance level family room with fireplace.
Listing Broker: Redfin Corp
|Beautiful light-filled former model with many updates throughout. 3 BRs w/ vaulted ceilings. MBR suite complete with separate shower, whirlpool tub and 2 walk-in closets. Large updated kitchen with Corian counters, stainless steel appliances and cozy fireplace. Spacious LR with custom shelving. 4th BR/office on lower level. Excellent shopping Milestone/Wegmans and commuter 355/270/27 location.
Listing Broker: Keller Williams Capital Properties
|Brick Front Garage Townhome, 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half bathrooms, potential to make bedroom on first floor. Amazing Hardwood flooring, spacious Stainless Steel Kitchen, Family room ,Dining room combo, Large deck, Gas Fireplace, Vaulted Master bedroom w/ soaking tub, dual vanities. Close to 270 ramp, short drive to Milestone and future Clarksburg Outlets. **NEW PRICE **Below Market Value**
Listing Broker: RE/MAX Realty Centre, Inc.
|Three level TH features 3BR 3.5BA, gleaming hardwood floors on two levels, custom lighting fixtures, updated stainless steel appliances,new Berber carpeting and wood-burning FP. in family room, oversized washer/dryer and large deck w/privacy panels. Creatively landscaped front yard. Meticulously cared for home is move in ready. Near Soccer Plex, community pool, great schools, convenient shopping.
Listing Broker: Taylor Properties
|Lovely 3 Level Garage Townhome! 9 Foot Ceilings and Hardwood Floors on Main Level. Large Eat-In Kitchen Updated in 2015 with Granite Counters, Stainless Appliances and Center Island. Large Deck off of Kitchen/Dining. Master Bedroom with Master Bath includes Double Vanity, Soaking Tub and Separate Shower. Freshly painted in 2015. Lower Level Family Room with Gas Fireplace and access to backyard.
Listing Broker: Redfin Corp
|Gorgeous 3 BR/2.5 Baths Brick Front TH in Milestone. Updated Kitchen, Granite Ctr tops, Island, new stainless steel appls, sliding glass door to deck, new hard wood main lvl stair case, Gas Fire Place, Vaulted ceilings in Master bdrm w/ceiling fans, walk in closet, sep soaking tub and shower, fresh pain, Fully finished lower level with walk up and much more. Must see.
Listing Broker: Taylor Properties
|Great townhome, it has all the bells and whistles; Granite counter tops, gleaming hardwood floors, high quality carpentry work on some built-in items; Decorative mini bar on living room, Decorative fireplace surrounded w/ built-in shelving. Master bedroom has a super bath; separate soaking tub and a separate shower. walk-in closet. Chandelier in the foyer does not convey
Listing Broker: RE/MAX Pros-Germantown
|Dont miss your chance to own this sun-drenched 3 lvl END unit TH in the heart of Germantown. Garage w its own main level entrance! 2 light filled living levels with amazing Kitchen/Bfast Nook/Living combo, 2nd level big balcony, and wonderful Loft inspired LR! Master BR with its own private bath and private balcony to enjoy the beautiful view! Built 2007! One of the NEWEST areas in Germantown!
Listing Broker: Long Foster Real Estate, Inc.
|Townhome in Germantown, sought after Kingsview Ridge - 3 level Bump-Out in, 1920 Sq.ft TH backs to woods. Morning Rm off Kit, BreakfastRm, Island in Kit, Sitting Rm in Mstr BR, Luxury M tr Bath W/Whirlpool Tub, Gas FP W/Marble, Laminate Floors in basment, Family Room W/ French Doors to Deck w/built-in benches Sunsetta Umbrella, New water Heater, Ceiling Fans, Bay Window, etc. Refurbished deck.
Listing Broker: Bertrand Properties LLC
|Lovely and well maintained townhome style condo with attached garage in a great location! 3 beds, 2.5 baths, Open floor plan, 9 ceilings, hardwoods, living rm dining rm opening to large eat in kitchen w/island, SS appliances leading to rear deck. Vaulted ceilings in bedrooms, large MBR w/full BA, walk in closet. Finished LL has rec rm w/cozy FP leading to patio and fenced yard! Great location!
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The "final frontier" for revolutionary media development may lie in markets other than traditional mammalian cell culture-based manufacturing, particularly in stem cells and media for "non-traditional" expression systems.
Numerous vendors offer media for stem cell cultures.
Through its Chemicon business unit Millipore sells HEScGRO™ animal component-free media for human embryonic stem cells; Stemgent's NutriStem™ media is fully defined and animal component-free; Life Technologies sells several types under the Gibco brand, including StemPro® for neural stem cells, as does Aruna Biomedical with its AB2™ Neural Progenitor Expansion media Kit. Through its Hyclone brand Thermo Scientific sells a range of products for both human embryonic and adult stem cells.
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Chemically defined E8 medium reduces variability in human embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cell cultures resulting from inconsistencies in albumin. E8 contains no albumin at all, and was pared of other ingredients that Thomson and co-workers deemed to be unnecessary.
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A 2010 paper in Plant Biology Journal reported that algal cell culture can compete with bacterial and mammalian cell cultures for the production of therapeutic proteins. The authors, among them Stephen Mayfield at the University of California, San Diego, and scientists from Hayward, CA-based protein-engineering firm ProtElix, demonstrated the feasibility of producing a variety of therapeutic proteins, including cytokines, VEGF, and antibodies in inexpensive algal cultures.
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An Early Martyr and Other Poems is a book of poetry by the American poet William Carlos Williams. It was originally published in New York by The Alcestis Press in 1935.
The collection includes poems such as "An Early Martyr" (for which the entire book is named), "Flowers By The Sea", "Proletarian Portrait", and the often anthologized "The Yachts". It also serves as a companion piece for another collection of Williams's poetry, Adam & Eve & The City, published a year later in 1936.
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No joke, this video is the entire reason I got Dragu into Transformers. I was laughing about it, way back in 2007, and she was like "I don't understand." And I was like, "Wuuuuttt??!! Clearly we need to watch all of the G1 cartoon so it'll make sense." Six years later, we finally finished.
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Dragu's character. I don't usually draw her, because I'm lazy and wings make everything hard, but she successfully asked a boy out on a date last session, and it was pretty super cute, so I can suck it up just this once…
I was joking how Dragu will eventually split her time between henching for Bridgette and sidekicking for me once Bridgette becomes a super villain and I become a super hero…and this gradually turned into an actual(?) story idea.
So in my long-standing tradition of taking random conversations and turning friends into dysfunctional comic characters, here's Dragu and Bridgette and me (as a dude, 'cuz why not) starring in a heartwarming comedy action psychological thriller super hero comic…or something!
For Koumori's drawing prompt last Sunday, we were randomly assigned another Koumori member and a "character class." I got Dragu + Healer.
As a weirdo pacifist with an intense and abiding WWI obsession, I clearly had to go with the medic uniform. Her over-sized syringe is for whenever she ends up in a goofy fighting game, and there's a corgi mercy dog, because corgis.
I'm still trying out this minimal coloring style, so critique/feedback is welcome!
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Honesty may be the best policy, but new research from the University of Sydney suggests that consumers feel more satisfied if they lie and get what they want than if they tell the truth.
The study, to be published in the Journal of Consumer Research by Christina Anthony and Professor Elizabeth Cowley of the University of Sydney Business School , found that people who lie during a service encounter have more extreme reactions to the outcome than their honest peers.
The research raises interesting questions about the way marketers and businesses respond to dishonest customers and train their staff, particularly given the volume of lies people tell every day - previous research shows that people tell on average one to two lies a day, which equates to about 42,000 lies before the age of 60.
"Lying is hard work. When people lie, they're so preoccupied with telling the lie and not revealing the truth that they aren't able to monitor cues from the listener, which are important for updating expectations about the likely outcome of the conversation. This means that they are more surprised by the outcome and so have a stronger reaction to it," says Anthony.
"So when you lie to get a refund or to file an insurance claim and get away with it, you will have a much more polarised reaction than if you had told the truth. People who lie are more satisfied than truth tellers if they get a favourable outcome and more dissatisfied if they get an unfavourable outcome."
The researchers conducted a series of lab experiments in which participants either told the truth or lied during a conversation with a service provider in order to get a material reward. This included lying to a salesperson about better competitor offers to secure a more favourable deal and lying to obtain a refund that fell outside the terms of the refund policy.
In one experiment, participants were asked to answer some questions about a consumer product and told that some of them would receive the product as a prize if they met some pre-determined criteria. Half of the participants were then informed that they were eligible for the prize, even though their responses did not match the specified eligibility criteria - and they knew it. Participants therefore had a choice: to lie and get the prize, or to correct the error and miss out.
"We found that about 50 percent of participants in this situation chose to lie. They were more thrilled with the outcome when they got the prize and more disappointed when they missed out," says Anthony.
The fact that customers who lie have more extreme reactions to service encounters also has important consequences for businesses and marketers, says Anthony.
"Because a successful lie may boost satisfaction with a transaction, it may be wise in some instances to turn a blind eye if the company doesn't have too much to lose financially."
"If marketers are overly cautious of dishonest consumers, they also run the risk of wrongly accusing and alienating people who are telling the truth."
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