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  Thirty seven events – yes, there’s a lot of physics happening around the country this month. We’ve broken the list into two – AIP events and others – many of them are Science Week events with a physics theme. The AIP events include: Joel Gilmore’s youth lecture tour of Queensland, Anya Reading delving into the Earth’s hidden depths in Tasmania, Deb Kane in Sydney reflecting on that big step of undertaking a PhD, and Annette Haworth revolutionising the treatment of prostate cancer with hig

Thirty seven events – yes, there’s a lot of physics happening around the country this month. We’ve broken the list into two – AIP events and others – many of them are Science Week events with a physics theme. The AIP events include: Joel Gilmore’s youth lecture tour of Queensland, Anya Reading delving into the Earth’s hidden depths in Tasmania, Deb Kane in Sydney reflecting on that big step of undertaking a PhD, and Annette Haworth revolutionising the treatment of prostate cancer with high tec

Thirty seven events – yes, there’s a lot of physics happening around the country this month. We’ve broken the list into two – AIP events and others – many of them are Science Week events with a physics theme. The AIP events include: Joel Gilmore’s youth lecture tour of Queensland, Anya Reading delving into the Earth’s hidden depths in Tasmania, Deb Kane in Sydney reflecting on that big step of undertaking a PhD, and Annette Haworth revolutionising the treatment of prostate cancer with high te

Yes, this news is a bit old, but I am excited nonetheless! The Roanoke Times and Roanoke.com received APME's Online Convergence award for the 40,000- to 150,000-circulation category for our in-depth coverage focusing on the challenges facing the region’s rapidly growing elderly population. Here are the comments from the judges: "In 'Age of Uncertainty,' The Times presents its community with a compelling look at the challenges it faces in caring for a disproportionately large aging population.

THE LITTLE-KNOWN SPEECHWRITING SECRETS THAT WON GEORGE W. BUSH THE US ELECTION He’s been accused of “mangling the language, destroying its meaning by avoiding the use of verbs, twisting nouns into verbs, and endlessly repeating phrases until they become zombified” (Source:’Bush and Blair accused of mangling English’ by Kate Kelland, Reuters.com.uk, Mon 15 November, 2004 12:50). But despite this George W. Bush has become the first Republican president to win re-election since Ronald Reagan in

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I Like Anonymity June 30th, 2008 I use a pen name, here, and I think that offends Charles Bermant: Freedom of speech is our most treasured inalienable right, but every once in a while something happens that makes you wish there were some rules. The latest example of this arrives with my local daily newspaper’s decision to let any member of the public append news stories with comments and opinions. Crosscut has a comments section. This feels wrong, not because others have usurped the role o

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Yes, I've been quiet for awhile but I have a lot to prove for it. After a month of dedication to an interactive on aging and Medicaid for our Age of Uncertainty series, I have finished what is, by far, the most encompassing graphic I have ever attempted. It all started by getting inspiration from the best: NYTimes, USAToday, WSJ, et al. Taking a lot of their concepts with other innovative ideas for functionality throughout the interactive, I worked directly with our data editor to organize agi