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August 15, 2011 This guest post is by Brookhaven Lab physicist Steve Kettell, the Chief Scientist for the U.S. Daya Bay Neutrino Project in southern China. Kettell received his Ph.D. in 1990 from Yale University and is the leader of Brookhaven's Electronic Detector Group. Steve Kettell Neutrinos are downright… July 7, 2011 At first glance, this video might look like it's playing in reverse. But don't worry, these stroboscopic images were patched together in the right order. Courtesy of Labcyte, Inc. The video shows a technique called acoustic drop ejection (ADE) - an idea based on sending ultrasonic waves near… June 17, 2011 Hair breaks. It singes. It falls out. It might not be the strongest feature of living human bodies, but hair is one of the best-preserved tissues of dead ones, providing a record of diet, age, metabolism, and, sometimes, even the cause of death.

Pvt. King died from influenza

Born: Nov. 12, 1883; Died: April 7, 1919 More American soldiers died from the flu epidemic during World War I than from all other causes combined. Unfortunately, Pvt. Lovic Blanton King was one of those men. During that time, a raging influenza, not unlike COVID 19, killed millions worldwide. Especially those who lived or worked near others. There was no vaccine and effectively no cure. For American doughboys it was a perfect storm. The virus was raging. They were jammed like sardines in troop ships carrying them to Europe. Infection was almost inevitable. It is no surprise they died by the thousands. And like many of their contemporaries they lived and died almost anonymously. If there ever was any detailed record of King’s life it has long since disappeared.

Facing Slow Rollout of Vaccines, Georgia Counties Pool Resources

Three counties in northwest Georgia are running a regional vaccine facility as the area sees worsening Covid-19 numbers and the state struggles to get doses in arms. Catoosa County Coroner James Spurling delivers a dose of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine at a drive-thru facility in Ringgold, Ga., last week. (Courthouse News photo/Daniel Jackson) RINGGOLD, Ga. (CN) — The people giving out Covid-19 vaccines under the tents at a Georgia civic center turned regional vaccine facility are a mix: EMS students, retired nurses and firefighters, to name a few. They say they have vaccinated thousands of their neighbors drive-thru style in the cold and rain and they plan to continue to do so in the coming Georgia heat, reaching in cars with either the Pfizer or Moderna shots. Even as they expand hours to make it easier for people to get vaccinated, they’ve had to pause for an afternoon when thunderstorms threatening tornadoes rolled through a few days back.

Landmark Fort Oglethorpe Shoe Store Is Closing Its Doors

Landmark Fort Oglethorpe Shoe Store Is Closing Its Doors Monday, April 5, 2021 - by Earl Freudenberg Jerry Sear A landmark store in Fort Oglethorpe is closing its doors. Sear’s Shoes will be having a liquidation sale.     His family, Solomon Sir,  came to America in the early 1920’s and opened a shoe repair shop in Chattanooga.  Sir legally changed his name to Sear in the 40’s.    The family had businesses located in Jack’s Alley on Market Street and in East Chattanooga on Glass Street. Their son, Jerry, worked at the stores doing just about everything.    The family decided in 1964 to open a business in LaFayette, Georgia.  That was the same year Jerry got a business degree at the University of Chattanooga and married. 

Commercial Development May Go In Across From Ridgeland High School Along With New Homes, Apartments, Retirement Center

Officials: Man cut down oaks at Civil War site, stole timber

South Chickamauga Creek Rises To More Than 2 Feet Above Flood Stage; Lookout Creek Is Almost 4 Feet Above Flood Stage

South Chickamauga Creek Rises To More Than 2 Feet Above Flood Stage; Lookout Creek Is Almost 4 Feet Above Flood Stage

Flooding Is Extensive In The Vicinity Of The Chattanooga Airport, Many Other Area Locations; Numerous Roads Closed

Memphis firm buys into Chattanooga-area subsidized apartment market