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Pointing Graphene Nanochannel Water Filters in the Right Direction Image Credit: SedovaY / Shutterstock.com New research indicates that a novel method of fabricating graphene stacks could greatly benefit water filtration.  The spaces that form when sheets of nanomaterials like graphene  —  layers of single atoms  —  are stacked atop each other have been utilized by scientists in a wide range of applications. One of the potential uses for such gaps  —  more formally known as n...

New Hilary Swank Thriller FATALE Hits Blu-ray & DVD in March By Mike Sprague Lionsgate will release director Deon Taylor’s Fatale on Blu-ray, DVD, and also Digital on March 2nd. Hilary Swank and Michael Ealy star in the psychological thriller. Check out the killer cover art, special features, and also the trailer below. Special features: producer Roxanne Avent Taylor

Mossy and Rob are sending out a big  THANK YOU to all our wonderful listeners and members of the JOY family. We love sharing time with you on Sunday afternoons and surely appreciate your continued support.  Accolades must go to the talented Clayton, our technician who got us to air each week and the wonderful Julia who orchestrated the weekly podcasts. Our final show before we venture into 2021 features songs with titles or lyrics that promote optimism and happiness wrapped around  JOY, HO...

  Excerpt from House Agriculture Committee:  The Agriculture Committee was given a total of $26 billion to spend on COVID relief for nutrition assistance and agriculture and rural programs. Half of that funding, $13 billion, was provided to the House Agriculture and the House Education & Labor Committees to provide nutrition assistance. The other $13 billion went to agricultural assistance and programs. Of that $13 billion, $300 million was provided to the Commerce Department to operate a pro...

Buzz Cut: • Harry Reid: Media critic • Lew dodges on ObamaCare • Never too late to make amends TEN MORE DAYS OF CLIFF DIVING – President Obama is standing by his refusal to negotiate over the ongoing partial government shutdown and the looming debt-limit bust, so House Speaker John Boehner and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew took their talks on the fiscal crisis to the airwaves in dueling Sunday show appearances. The conclusions: The partial shutdown is bound to last for at least another ...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. COVID-19 Crisis Brings the Environment into the Spotlight. With Energy Management Being Vital for Saving the Environment, BEMS is Poised for a 12.4% Growth Run Over the Next 7 Years The global Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS) is expected to reach US$8.4billion by the year 2027, trailing a post COVID-19 CAGR of 12.4%, over the analysis period 2020 through 2027. Building Energy Management System (BEMS) are sophistic...

Share: Share this page on Twitter Share this page on LinkedIn Email this page to a friend Print this page A course project in professional writing and rhetoric shone a light on downtown Burlington’s small businesses to reveal the role they play in sustaining community during crisis. In PWR 323: Writing Civic Action, students profiled restaurants Occasions and Danny’s Café, The Right Direction barbershop, A New Look Salon, and three businesses owned by Casey and ...

Updated Dec. 12 From the COVID-19 pandemic to the wildfires that scorched the West Coast, 2020 has been an incredibly difficult year for many. When restaurants and bars across the globe closed this spring, many hospitality workers found themselves without jobs. As many countries revisit stay-at-home orders during what would normally be the busiest time of year, these workers are once again facing financial insecurity. In light of the myriad issues faced by those the world over, many in the wine...