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This exhibit demonstrates how materials at the nanoscale can have unexpected properties. The tabletop interactive, Quantum Dots, focuses on the property of color and how a material's color may change when brought down to the nanoscale. Visitors alter the size of a magnified quantum dot and watch the light that it emits shift from red to blue as it shrinks to a fraction of a nanometer. The copy panel and side monitors explain how unexpected properties are being used in real-world applications of quantum dots and nanoparticles, from medical imaging to consumer goods.
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Pity the poor news junkie, waiting bleary-eyed at the witching hour, wondering how to feel about the latest events in the Republican nominating contest.
One news source — let's say it's a cable news operation — says the latest round of GOP presidential preference contests is a huge boost to the flagging fortunes of Rick Santorum, the winner of the night's trifecta. The cable outlets all air tape of Santorum's triumphant victory speech again and again. He surely looks like a winner.
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It's MORNING EDITION, from NPR News. Good morning, I'm Renee Montagne.
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Several factors may affect your thinking as you decide how important last night's voting was. Turnout was low, and no convention delegates were awarded as Missouri held a primary, and Minnesota and Colorado held caucuses.
MONTAGNE: Then again, nobody awarded delegates when Iowa voted, either. The fact is, people voted, and Rick Santorum won all three states.
Just for the record: Rick Santorum won all three non-binding primaries on Tuesday. The former Pennsylvania senator took the caucuses in Minnesota and Colorado and won the "beauty contest" in Missouri.
We live blogged the action over at It's All Politics. Look there for analysis in the morning.
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Mitt Romney's campaign had a message Tuesday for those who would try to stop his forward momentum to the Republican presidential nomination — he's got this.
Oh, and Tuesday's contests really don't add up to much of anything really.
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6:30am Thursday 19th December 2013 in News By Sophie Scott, Education Reporter, also covering East Oxford and Cowley. Call me on (01865) 425437
WORK on the first academy for autistic children in Oxfordshire has officially started.
The school, which will be run by MacIntyre Academies, is due to open on the former Ormerod school site in Waynflete Road, Barton, next September.
And it could bring an end to journeys of up to 200 miles for some pupils.
Oxfordshire County Council has stumped up £4m for the project and MacIntyre Academies yesterday launched a fundraising bid for a further £250,000 to fund specialist equipment for the school.
The organisation will be holding various events over the next few months to help raise the money.
The school will offer education for 25 students between 11 to 19 and will also allow up to 16 children to live on the site on either a long-term basis or for respite care.
County council leader Ian Hudspeth said: "At the moment, we haven't got a facility like this in the county.
"Many children attend schools such as this outside the county which is an added cost for the council and it can be disruptive to family life.
"The residential unit is going to be beneficial for everyone and I understand that for those children who are staying on the occasional day for respite, their bedrooms will always be made up for their particular needs, which will help the children."
Gita Lobo, from Children in Touch, which supports autistic children and their families in the county, said: "Having the option for your child to be educated closer to home would be invaluable to a lot of families."
MacIntyre Academies chief executive Brenda Mullen said the charity was still in the process of identifying children who could start in the next academic year.
She said: "The most important thing about this is that it is in Oxfordshire. A lot of children who go to a school like this are having to go elsewhere than the county, sometimes between 100 and 200 miles away.
"This will be an extra resource for children."
Melinda Tilley , Oxfordshire County Council's cabinet member for children, education and families, said: "No child, regardless of their disabilities, should be denied an excellent education that is close to home.
"Parents have told me that this type of residential special school in Oxfordshire is long overdue."
Janet Johnson, special educational needs manager at the county council, said: "We are delighted that MacIntyre Academies will be running the new academy."
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Petrossian is known for its large variety of high quality caviar. The truffle mac n cheese is BEYOND phenomenal.
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Everything is better with Marilyn & Caviar – Petrossian is a gentle and quiet restaurant on Robertson, just one block north of Beverly.
There you can find excellent service, good wine and high-end food without any pretension. My favorites are the foie gras salad and the caviar pizza.
Decor features black and white photos of glamorous celebrities like Marilyn Monroe.
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Petrossian: All Talk, All Bit – This place lives up to the hype!
After hearing so much about this place and the chef on Twitter, I came here for DineLA a couple weeks ago.
Parking is tricky, even at dinner time. The restaurant is absolutely beautiful. I can only imagine what kind of natural light you get during the day!
Service was impeccable. Our server, Dan, was very courteous and very attentive. Everybody else was great as well.
Our meal was wonderful and everything so well seasoned and flavorful. My favorite was by far the truffle mac n cheese, followed by the napolean tartare. But again, everything is good!
Chef Ben Bailly was really cool. Having interacted on many occasions via Twitter, I think he wanted to meet us just as much as we wanted to meet him.
I can't wait to come back. Merci Chef!!!
A bit expensive but worth it – Had a fantastic bagel with salmon and capers here recently. It was just what I wanted with quality salmon and the bagel was expertly toasted. But $16 is a bit much, no? Screw it, it was worth it and I'd go again!
There are cheaper things on the menu, but there are also a lot more expensive items. I'd say the atsmosphere here is more business lunch than dinner. But it is nice and airy inside and they have a lot of tables outside too for primo people watching on Robertson.
Citysearch Editorial Review – With a name that's synonymous with caviar, Petrossian conjures up images of sophisticated indulgence. After all, those salty little pop-in-your-mouth fish eggs are what feed the rich and famous, dahling. But this West Hollywood incarnation of the famed brand has opted for a much more down-to-earth (yet no less special) approach to dining. After a multimillion-dollar makeover in mid-2009, the bright, immaculate space is like a breath of fresh air. The white-and-black color palette is classic, the sidewalk cafe is utterly charming and the tempting boutique gleams with display cases of caviar and chocolates. Chef Benjamin Bailly leads the kitchen, which artfully presents an array of dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Most salads are $12, sandwiches are around $14 and even better, dinner prices are the same as lunch. Sure, there's the Royal Caviar Trio platter (a real splurge at $390), but you can also get other affordable fancies like the frothy wild mushroom capuccino and melt-in-your-mouth Tzar-cut salmon trio.
Fine French Food - causual and comfortable setting – Nice corner cafe location just north of Beverly with pleasant patio . Bright interior with high ceilings.
This is really special occasion food you can afford more often. Nice brunch menu, and close to Robertson shopping stretch. Smoked salmon that puts delis to shame. Mushroom soup with flavor that will stay with you forever. Plenty of options both with and without the caviar.s that made Petrossian so famous.
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· By Jon Wolper, Valley News Staff Writer Sunday, April 21, 2013
Hanover — Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown championed individualism in the Republican Party yesterday during a speech at a Grafton County Republican Committee luncheon.
Addressing a crowd of more than 100 at the Hanover Inn, Brown called himself a "Scott Brown Republican," which he defined as a member of the party who can subscribe to its ideologies while still coming to independent conclusions on issues.
"We have to have our ability to be who we are within our party," Brown said. "I'm not a clone."
Brown, who owns a home in Rye, N.H., has delivered several speeches in New Hampshire this month, prompting murmurs that he may challenge Democrat Jeanne Shaheen for her Senate seat. On April 4, he declined to rule out a 2014 run against Shaheen. In an appearance on Fox News a week ago, he again demurred.
When asked by reporters yesterday about a potential run, Brown nearly repeated his Fox News Sunday answer verbatim.
"As I said before, nothing's off the table, nothing's on the table," he said yesterday. "Right now I'm just going to focus on recharging the batteries."
In his speech, the moderate Republican said partisan arguing at the national level is hindering progress on the country's pressing problems.
"If we're going to battle in the years to come, we need to have dignity," he said. A common bond needs to be forged between the parties to solve crises such as the national debt. "Because guess what? We're in trouble. We're in deep trouble."
The message seemed to resonate with much of the crowd, which included former U.S. Rep. Charlie Bass and former state Rep. Gary Lambert. Many of the attendees brought along copies of Against All Odds, Brown's 2011 memoir.
Afterward, Karen Cervantes, a Lebanon resident and member of the Grafton County Republican Committee's executive board, said she was "very impressed" with Brown's speech, even if his ideology leans a bit more to the left than she'd prefer.
Cervantes, who was wearing Brown's necktie around her neck — she'd won it in an auction right before his speech for $250 — said her support of Brown in a potential Senate run would be contingent upon his primary opponent. If, hypothetically, he ended up squaring off against 2012 gubernatorial hopeful Ovide Lamontagne, she'd vote for Lamontagne.
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Fast-paced, preposterous, and incomparably witty, this ironic comedy is a satire for the ages. Revolving around the actions of a family as they attempt to reclaim their father who has fallen under the pious spell of a self-proclaimed religious prophet, Tartuffe, spirals into hilarity as the characters bumble towards a surprise ending.
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Family matters dominate Pucchini's popular one-act operas. Suor Angelica is the tragic story of a young woman forced by an uncaring family to abandon her illegitimate child, and seek refuge in a convent. In the comic romp, Gianni Schicchi, the wily title character conspires to secure a handsome dowry for his lovely daughter by aiding the family of the recently deceased Buoso Donati in falsifying his will, which originally had left them nothing.
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7516 N Western Ave, Oklahoma City, OK | Directions 7311635.547661 -97.529823
Neighborhoods: Central Oklahoma City
No doubt this is the best Traditional Japanese restaurant – No doubt this is the best "Japanese" restaurant in OKC. Everyone from my work just loves this place and without any doubt we always select this place over other "Fancy" Japanese restaurants in town.
When I think of Sushi, This restaurant's picture comes vividly in my mind. The big difference anyone will find is the quality of the food and freshest fish they have and you can completely feel like you're in Japan. Others restaurants when you go in and come out you feel like you just came out from a regular " American" fusion restaurant.
So, if you want to get excellent food while at the same time want to experience Japan, I highly recommend everyone.
Best sushi in town! – Why go further looking for sushi thats no where as good as tokyo. There seafood is extremely fresh. When you bit the salmon it would almost like melt in your mouth. Recommend to people that enjoy authentic sushi, not people that are expect of highly nice restuarants.
Best Japanese quisine. – This cuisine is as close to my Japanese mothers cooking as I have ever tasted!
Awesome food and great staff!!!!
Very authentic and wonderful atmosphere, a must try, for everyone!
I have had much better, but this is the best in OKC. – Traditional Japanese atmosphere and preparation. They serve the best fish in the city and have excellent service. If you go to a Sushi Restaurant to eat fresh fish and great rolls you will love Tokyo. If you go to listen to bad music, gossip and enjoy a selection of 37 different fried rolls go to Neko.
One of the best Japanese experience – I lived in Japan for 5 yrs. I'm a big japanese food lover-in a sense that I eat at least
once a week. At this venue, I found a real Japanese taste and pure environment that I've missed for years. I recommend this place to anyone who feels like I do.
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