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UConn Professor Seeks To Turn Grease Into Fuel
Republican-AmericanSTORRS, Conn. (AP) — A year ago, Richard Parnas had never heard of brown grease: sticky, stinky, remnants of sludge sucked from grease traps at restaurants, bars and commercial kitchens. The glop for years has been considered useless, a common clog-...Tags: Torrington, Water Supply, Metal, Waterbury, Environmental Issues
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Will bogus bio unmake self-made leader of Abbott spinoff?
Richard Gonzalez, it turns out, is more of a self-made man than a lot of us knew. The Abbott Laboratories veteran of more than 30 years, who is pegged to serve as chief executive of the pharmaceutical company spinoff that the North Chicago-based medical...
Tags: Religion and Belief, Pharmaceuticals, Bill Gates, Corporate Officers, Microsoft Corporation
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Jesse Metcalfe thankful for conflicted 'Dallas' character
RedEyeJesse Metcalfe was born in 1978, the year "Dallas" debuted, so obviously he didn't watch the show during its original run. Now 33, he's starring in TNT's continuation of the iconic series as Christopher Ewing, the adopted son of Bobby (Patrick Duffy)....Tags: Josh Henderson, Celebrities, Brenda Strong, Patrick Duffy, Larry Hagman
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Makers of flame retardants cut ties with industry front group
The world's major manufacturers of flame retardants officially cut ties Friday with an industry-funded front group that waged a deceptive campaign to fuel demand for the chemicals in household furniture, electronics, baby products and other goods....
Tags: Lobbying, Politics, Albemarle Corporation, Jerry Brown, Chemtura Corporation
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William S. Knowles dies at 95; Nobel Prize-winning chemist
William S. Knowles, a retired Monsanto Co. organic chemist who shared a Nobel Prize in 2001 for helping to solve a vexing problem in the manufacture of medicines, died Wednesday of complications of ALS at his home in the St. Louis suburb of Chesterfield,...Tags: Thalidomide (drug), Awards and Prizes, St. Louis, Parkinson's Disease, Health
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' HOCKEY: Cougars aiming to strengthen as team
swerre@aberdeennews.comWith an emphasis on team chemistry, the Aberdeen Cougars boys’ hockey team hopes it has the formula for success this season. Numbers are good for the Cougars, with a total of 23 kids out, said head coach Steve Salwei. A majority of last year&...Tags: Watertown, Science and Technology
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Gregory Lynn Baker, 58, formerly of Friedens
Gregory Lynn Baker, 58, Haslett, Mich., formerly of Friedens, died Oct. 18, 2012, at Sparrow Hospital, Lansing, Mich. Born July 20, 1954, in Somerset, son of Edwin and Mary (Hillegas) Baker. Preceded in death by his father-in-law Todd Brant. Survived by...Tags: Michigan State University, American Heart Association, Religion and Belief, Christianity, Friedens
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Centre College honors faculty and staff at closing dinner
Centre College honored faculty and staff last week at the annual faculty and staff appreciation dinner and awards ceremony. Debbie Livasy, custodial leader, and Mike Followell, grounds crew team member, received the Horky Service Award, which...
Tags: Financial Planning, Teachers, Financial Aid, Biology, Teaching and Learning
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Engaged Couple Take Lead In TheaterWorks' Psycho-Sexual 'Venus In Fur'
The Hartford CourantSexual scenes on stage between two actors are never easy. So when the Tony Award-nominated play by David Ives, "Venus in Fur," called for a riding crop, black patent leather thigh-high boots, dog collars and a slap or two of S&M, a fetishist element was...Tags: Entertainment, Celebrities, Hartford Stage, Hugh Dancy, Venus in Fur (play)
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Coupled in politics
Angelina and Brad, Kate and William, Hillary and Bill. We can't stop looking, and wondering — what's the magic? While People magazine and the tabloids have their tawdry approaches, distinguished historian William H. Chafe has a different angle. By...
Tags: Nancy Reagan, Civil Rights, People (magazine), Jimmy Carter, Rosalynn Carter
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Second year with the Terps is more comfortable for Turgeon
COLLEGE PARK -- A year ago, Mark Turgeon went into his first media day as Maryland’s basketball coach talking about somebody else’s team – the one he inherited from Gary Williams. As diplomatic as he tried to be, the typically blunt...
Tags: Mark Turgeon, Comcast Center (arena), College Sports, Maryland Terrapins, NBA Draft
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American Scientists Win Nobel Prize In Chemistry
Two American scientists won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for their work revealing protein receptors on the surface of cells that tell them what is going on in the human body. The achievements have allowed drug makers to develop medication with fewer side...
Tags: Applied Physics, Awards and Prizes, Duke University, Howard Hughes, Human Interest
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