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(Updated 4:35 p.m.) A 140-year-old historic home in Arlington owned and built by Harry Gray, who was formerly enslaved at Arlington House, is for sale with an asking price of $915,000. “A masonry D.C. row house with the convenience of an Arlington location,” reads the real estate listing. “As soon as you walk in from your front porch the home shines with its exposed brick and tall ceilings & windows, giving it a spacious, cozy feel.” Located at 1005 S. Quinn Street, right off of Columbia Pike, the building is on the National Register for Historic Places and is protected by the county ...

We want to congratulate our very own willie geist on the nomination of his wonderful sunday "today." thanks, willie. we have to get some mugs here on your former "way too early" for your new show. legendary british rock band the whoa is being honored with a commemorative coin in the united kingdom. it was announced this week with the who joining sir elton john, queen, and david bowie. the coin was designed by harry gray and features a classic guitar captured in the guitar in a pinball. it will cost over $3,200. coming up, we take a look at

Harry Gray, 73, of Wheeling, passed away Friday, April 30, 2021. Arrangements at CARE Funeral and Cremation MOST READ

Researchers Observe Picosecond Charge Transfer in Peptides Written by AZoMApr 15 2021 The transfer of electrons between molecules forms the basis of biological energy flows, for example, in photosynthesis and respiration. The extended peptide (top) does not mediate charge transfer (detectable charge transfer). The folded peptide (bottom) mediates picosecond charge transfer along the hydrogen bonds between the donor and the acceptor (the hydrogen bonds are indicated with thin red dotted lines). Image Credit: Valentine Vullev. Although electron transfer is crucial for sustaining life, factors t...

 E-Mail Biological energy flows, such as in photosynthesis and respiration, depend on the transfer of electrons from one molecule to another. Despite its importance to sustaining life, factors governing the rate of electron transfer, especially over long distances, are not well understood because the systems that mediate such ultrafast processes are very complex. A better understanding of electron transfer rates would help scientists improve chemical transformations, energy conversion, electronic devices, and photonic technologies. Now, an international team of researchers led by UC Riversi...