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Bottling Clean Energy in Chemical Bonds Converting renewable electricity into stable molecules could provide long-term energy storage Composite image by Stephanie King | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Researchers at PNNL are working to develop a realistic system to convert excess renewable energy into chemical bonds. Photo by Tom Ipri | Flickr.com The team is exploring reactor design scales relevant for seasonal energy storage in a neighborhood. Previous Next By Beth Mundy The intensity of the natural resources that provide renewable energy varies from day to day, as well as season to...

One day soon you’ll have the chance to pick up a bottle of premium spirits distilled locally at the Southern Pines campus of Brad Halling American Whiskey Ko. — BHAWK, for short. The brainchild of Brad and Jessica Halling, their vision is a brand that honors common Americans who have engaged in service and sacrifice. The first space guests will enter is a living museum where these deeds will be recognized: the Hallings call it the “Gratitude Room.” “Our brand surrounds us. In the Fort Bragg and greater military community, we are surrounded by grateful people dedicated...

Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Ax give us tender Beethoven cello sonatas to treasure, and Ty Cerdd brings together Welsh songs old and new

Part twisty whodunnit and part psychological thriller, Who Killed the Lyon Sisters? is crafted from hundreds of hours of never-before-seen police interrogation video, explosive wiretap recordings and evidence spanning 40 years of investigation. The story is told entirely through first-person accounts: exclusive interviews with Bowden, the team of Maryland detectives who sparred with Welch, a witness present at the mall in 1975 on the day of the abduction and Welch family members who became subjects of the investigation. Who abducted and killed the Lyon sisters? Was it the suspect identified ...

It is important to reflect on the soldiers, sailors, and airmen that have kept the United States safe.