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January 20, 2021
25 The bald eagle, or Haliaeetus leucocphalus, is one of the most well-known symbols of the United States of America. The bird of prey’s features when fully grown include a wingspan of roughly six to seven and a half feet, bright yellow beak and famous white feathered head. Recently, this living tribute to freedom has seen a population rebound and has made nests near the Joint Base Langley-Eustis flight line—not only putting the eagles in danger, but the F-22 Raptor pilots ...
January 11, 2021
Program aims to advance networked, collaborative and autonomous weapon capabilities through live and virtual testing.,
January 6, 2021
Bryce Kummer was being held at the Diagnostic & Evaluation Center for safe-keeping as he awaited trial for allegedly killing his mother, according to court records.
January 3, 2021
Angel says she cries herself to sleep at night and that she desperately wants to call or write to her husband. Charged with Angelâs rape, her husband, Dallas L. Julow, 55, is in Steuben County Jail, held on $25,000 bail. Dallas and Angel married May 29 at a Kendallville residence. Their Steuben County marriage license is part of the evidence collected for the Steuben Superior Court rape case. The charge specifies the victim is âmentally disabled or deficient.â The rape allegation...
December 30, 2020
Watts next for batteries? Itll be more of the same, not longer life, because physics and chemistry are hard Lithium-ion had a lucky break early on. Successors will need billions of dollars to catch up – if they dont flame out first Robbie Harb Wed 30 Dec 2020 // 16:00 UTC Share Copy Feature "There are liars, damned liars, and battery guys" – or some variation thereof – is an aphorism commonly attributed to US electro-whizz Thomas Edison. Edisons anecdotal frustrati...
December 16, 2020
By Terry Leahy Dec 16, 2020 The visitations will resume at five locations starting December 23rd, 2020, will be scheduled and approved in advance and will be carried out under specific guidelines for preventing the spread of COVID-19. “The guidelines are those that were instituted this summer, when the agency resumed visitation after the initial onset of the coronavirus,” said Corrections Director Scott Frakes. “Family members and friends will be required to register online for a time s...