text: Nov 01, 2019 UAH ranked as best value for an education in Alabama - rocketcitynow.com Infrasound tornado detection research conducted at UAH - wsfa.com Scientists say 'infrasound' could be tornado-tracking breakthrough - al.com UAH Tornado Research May Result in New Early Warning System - newswise.com New Early Warning System May be Result of UAH Tornado Research - claimsjournal.com Dark Energy Has Not Changed In Billions Of Years -iflscience.com Non-traditional: Ardmore alum, UAH nursing student achieves success - enewscourier.com UAH students look to address Alabama's lack of dam inspections - waaytv.com Undue influence: It's alluring to give away our information online - al.com UAH student developing new football ball-spotting technology - waaytv.com E-Sail Technology To Use Solar Wind For Interstellar Space Travel - techtimes.com New, fast solar wind propulsion system is aim of NASA, UAH study - spacedaily.com New, fast solar wind propulsion system is aim of study - phys.org New, fast solar wind propulsion system is aim of NASA, UAH study - al.com UAH nursing undergrad will present research on Capitol Hill - al.com NASA Marshall begins testing on revolutionary new technology that sails on the solar wind - waaytv.com 3D Printing Our Way To The Year 2050 - popsci.com Fermi Poised to Pin Down Gravitational Wave Sources - spaceref.com NASA: Gamma-Ray Burst Followed Gravitational Waves Detected Near Earth - Space.brevardtimes.com NASA's Fermi telescope poised to pin down gravitational wave sources - spacedaily.com Are gravitational waves and gamma ray burst linked - mainenewsonline.com New, fast solar wind propulsion system Is aim of new study Read more: New, fast solar wind propulsion system Is aim of new study - nanowerk.com New Photos Capture Massive Dust Devils Dancing Across Mars' Surface - weather.com UAH doctoral student says his cyber research can prevent another 9/11-type attack - waaytv.com Doctoral student's research enhances cybersecurity via rapid address change - al.com UAH students track severe weather potential in county - franklincountytimes.com New, fast solar wind propulsion system Is aim of new study Read more: New, fast solar wind propulsion system Is aim of new study - nanowerk.com Researcher sets out to prove link between religiosity and financial crises - phys.org 3 emerging UAH tech proposals receive funds - waaytv.com Studying Tornados – Southern Style - mountainvalleynewspaper.com SCS Announces New Editor-In-Chief of Simulation Journal - prlog.org One Step Ahead - stage-directions.com LAGQ to Perform at UAH - wlrh.org Even in the Rocket City, 'it's really cool' to talk to a space station astronaut - al.com UAH students contact the ISS with amateur radio - waaytv.com Students interact directly with U.S. astronaut aboard the International Space Station - whnt.com In a U.S. First, UAH Team Measures Lightning-Produced Ozone with Lidar - labmanager.com U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce to visit UAH - waaytv.com Cyber Analyst: FBI backdoor could change future iPhones - waaytv Team Measures Lightning-Produced Ozone with Lidar- wirelessdesignmag.com Team measures lightning-produced ozone with Lidar - phys.com Scientists detect Einstein-predicted ripples - youdontknowfootball.com UAH scientist involved with first detection of gravitational waves - the "soundtrack to the universe" - waaytv.com Alabama scientists 'at the center' of confirming Einstein's theory of relativity - al.com UAH looks to detect engine, machine health using vibrations - waaytv.com UAH secures $500,000 for new business incubator - waaytv.com Estela's Escuelas heads to Da Vinci School - kvia.com UAH professor explains new dating rules - waaytv.com With severe storms expected, UAH weather researchers gear up to study them - al.com Storms give UAH students hands-on experience - waff.com Algorithm monitors equipment health - feedstuffs.com Can games help train future doctors and nurses - mywebmemo.com Scientist Creates AI Algorithm to Monitor Machinery Health - newswise.com UAH SWIRLL preparing to deploy ahead of the storms - waaytv.com UAH students create dyslexic brain display - waaytv.com High school student with rare disease helps conduct award-winning research - waaytv.com.com UAH celebrates opening of new College of Nursing building - wdam.com University of Alabama in Huntsville cuts ribbon on nursing building expansion - rocketcitynow.com New UAH College of Nursing building expansion open house - al.com Low gas prices bring financial benefits, but also concern - rocketcitynow.com Macbeth, brought to you by Rocket City Shakespeare - wlrh.org University of Alabama Huntsville nears completion of new student services building - asumag.com UAH study finds that our lifestyles could cause indoor air pollution - waaytv.com Vinemont High School's InSPIRESS teams win uah stem competition - cullmansense.com UAH builds STEM stations for Mt. Carmel - madisoncountyrecord.com Study: More students are using e-cigarettes instead of smoking tobacco - waaytv.com Hartselle students win NASA, UAH science competition - decaturdaily.com What's Inside an Asteroid - scientificcomputing.com Volunteers inspired by STEM students at UAHuntsville - dvidshub.net Paving the Way for Better Climate Monitoring - draper.com UAH Propulsion Research Center part of $50 million NASA contract - al.com NASA administrator speaks to UAH graduates - wmcactionnews5.com NASA leader to Alabama graduates: World is bigger, better than today's hate - al.com UAH Propulsion Research Center Part of $50 Million NASA Contract - newswise.com Simulation exercises help UAH nursing students in real-world situations - wsfa.com Testing Goes High-Speed at UAH - wlrh.org Former U.S. Rep. Bud Cramer gives $50,000 to UAH - al.com Engineering for Smart Health - businessalabama.com Cultivating Creativity - businessalabama.com UAH political scientist professor weighs in on ISIS propaganda - wtvm.com End-of-life care: Nursing school tries new approach to prepare nurses for patient deaths - fiercehealthcare.com Mt. Carmel students enjoy upgraded STEM Stations - wmcactionnews5.com Chamber of Commerce, UAH team up in area's economic development - al.com UAH Humanities Center poised to celebrate its 25th anniversary - al.com UAH professor, Marshall team lead develop washer that can accurately measure clamping force - al.com New washer can accurately measure a bolt's clamping force - sciencedaily.com New Washer Can Accurately Measure a Bolt's Clamping Force - newswise.com Big demand for UAH undergraduate paper about disease detection device - al.com Which Alabama colleges are 'most underrated' nationally? - al.com Unprepared UAH chemistry student wins national research pitch contest - waaytv.com Professor helps develop new technique for locating genetic 'switches' - phys.org Professor explains historical implications of blackface - wtvm.com Defending America at the UAH Rotorcraft Center - whnt.com Hundreds of Madison County girls gather for Science and Engineering Day at UAH - whnt.com Event encourages girls to pursue STEM careers - waaytv.com Aspiring Engineer Summer Roden Hopes to Inspire Others Like Her - outlookseries.com UAH Building $2 Million Wind Tunnel - newswise.com Winner Announcement: NASA DEVELOP Summer 2015 Virtual Poster Session - earthzine.org Satellite ocelot habitat study wins prize for team with UAH students - al.com UAH, NASA team up for severe weather research - cleveland19.com UAH student awarded scholarship for villages by satellite - wtoc.com UAH research scientist brings free space science presentations to local schools - waaytv.com Research project focuses on narrowing nation's achievement gap - phys.org Crop Sustainability: "Go Southeast, Young Man?" - businessalabama.com UAH RISE school helping students with a diverse range of abilities - waaytv.com UAH receives $3 million grant to build invention to innovation center - rocketcitynow.com UAH associate professor weighs in on Mars discovery - wdam.com UAH receives $3M EDA grant to build invention to innovation center - walb.com $3 million grant awarded to UAH for tech business incubator - waaytv.com Technology business incubator one step closer to reality in Huntsville - al.com Huntsville-born search engine that sorts by reading level - whnt.com 10 really cool patents awarded to UAH inventors - waaytv.com UAH Joins LSC Group That May Create a New Field of Science - newswise.com UAH-Auburn nanosatellites will study gamma rays from thunderstorms - waaytv.com Huntsville's 'Vastly' - To Change Education, Get Rid of Books - WLRH Prof. Istvan Csicsery-Ronay Jr. Speaks at University of Alabama - Huntsville Thursday - DePauw University Space Mission Will Explore Terrestrial Gamma Ray Flashes - Newswise UAH researchers plan conference to probe agricultural sustainability - AL.com University of Alabama in Huntsville breaks three records - RocketCityNow UAH freshmen have highest ACT scores in school's history - WTVM.com UAH sees record enrollment, largest freshman class this fall - AL.com UAH to host U.S. Department of Justice cybersecurity summit - al.com UAH Researchers Plan Conference to Probe Agricultural Sustainability - newswise.com UAH to host Dept. of Justice cybersecurity summit - waaytv.com Register now to attend an upcoming cybersecurity summit in Huntsville - rocketcitynow.com Huntsville entrepreneur launches crowdfunding campaign for new online search engine - al.com Kickstarter campaign underway to replace textbooks with search engine - waaytv.com Changes at UAH Help Build Identity, Sense of Direction - wlrh.org NSA: Here's $300,000, people. Go build us a safer Internet of Things - theregister.co.uk Researchers developing architecture to build cybersecurity into systems - sciencedaily.com Architecture for design-phase cybersecurity - phys.org Terry Hatfield, Huntsville public works director, announces retirement - al.com Seeking to Cut Hospital Admissions - With a Water Bottle - wlrh.org Jeff Hansberger, Army researcher invents new ways for intelligence analysts to visualize, interact with information - outlookseries.com Army researcher invents new ways for intelligence analysts to visualize, interact with information - scienceblog.com ARL Researcher Jeff Hansberger Develops Image Analysis User Interface - executivegov.com Army researcher invents new ways for intelligence analysts to visualize, interact with information - army.mil Army Researcher Invents New Ways for Intelligence Analysts to Visualize, Interact with Information - wirelessdesignmag.com Army researcher invents new ways for intelligence analysts to visualize, interact with information - ecnmag.com Student's research could hasten the dawn of hybrid rocket engines - phys.org Hastening the Dawn of Hybrid Rocket Engines - pddnet.com UAH Student's Research Could Hasten the Dawn of Hybrid Rocket Engines newswise.com How a UAH student's research could help hybrid rockets get off the ground - waaytv.com Huntsville 'smart water bottle' inventor makes Alabama Launchpad finals - waaytv.com UAH grads marketing second product at Paris Air Show 2015 - waaytv.com UAH STUDY: HudsonAlpha has generated '$1.3 billion economic impact since 2006' - waaytv.com More than $1B pumped into Alabama economy by biotech institute - wsfa.com HudsonAlpha has $1.3 billion impact on Alabama since opening - al.com UAH Professor's Laser Space Energy System Generates a Patent - waaytv.com Laser-Based Space Energy System Generates a Patent - labmanager.com UAH Professor's Laser Space Energy System Generates a Patent - photonicsonline.com Laser Space-Based Energy System Awarded U.S. Patent - AZoOptics.com UAH receives patent for cutting-edge space technology - WALB.com Professor's laser-based space energy system generates a patent - Phys.org Powerful pressure systems may stir desert sand storms - Phys.org UAH scientists to join study of thunderstorms at night - valleywx.com Up all night, sleep all day: That's how UAH will study storms in national project - AL.com 5 questions with personal health monitoring visionary Emil Jovanov - WAAYTV.com Astrophysicist provides new fluid dynamics insights - ScienceDaily.com UAH places 38 on GSC academic honor roll - WAFF.com Scientist provides new fluid dynamics insights - Phys.org UAH team to study nighttime storms - WAFF.com Why do thunderstorms form at night? NOAA to investigate this summer - AL.com 20 seventh graders accept challenge to start Huntsville's first College Academy; 10-15 more to come - AL.com Sparkman Middle School students tracking land changes with phones - WAAYTV.com New college academy to give students a jump start on college education - WTVM.com Jemison's College Academy signed into reality - WHNT.com MathMovesU proves learning can be fun...and noisy - AL.com Lightning can dazzle, but be deadly round-the-clock - WTVM.com UAH working with FAA on UAS research - WAAYTV.com UAH to conduct drone research for FAA - WHNT.com Huntsville city schools to offer two years of free college courses - WSFA.com UAH teachers to fill Huntsville's College Academy; grads get 2 years college with high school diploma - AL.com NASA-USAID program assists Nepal disaster relief from Huntsville - WAAYTV.com Looking down on Nepal earthquake: NASA, students get satellite images to responders - AL.com Alabama nurses encouraged to continuously pursue education - WHNT.com Processor cooling innovation may eliminate computer fans and save billions - Yahoo Finance Future PCs may be cooled without fans - Consumer Affairs Cooling System for Computer Processors Could Save Consumers Billions - Electronics Cooling Magazine Riding into the storm to raise the bar in research - WFXG.com UAH engineering student improving early breast cancer detection - WAAYTV.com UAH researchers say replacing computer fans could save billions - WAAYTV.com Dorothy Davidson to be honored at UAH graduation - AL.com UAH engineering student improving early breast cancer detection - WAAYTV.com Fall 2015 NASA internship applications open - WAAYTV.com Computer cooling system could save U.S. $6.3 billion in electricity a year - Phys.org Huntsville company researches tornado detection from their sounds - WAAYTV.com UAH beats Army windmill blade design - WAAYTV.com Cool Spaces: SWIRLL - Severe Weather Institute Radar & Lightning Laboratories - AL.com Do tornadoes have favorite paths or does it just seem that way? - AL.com Northrop Grumman, UAH strengthening ties - WAAYTV.com SWIRLL takes center stage in tornado research project - WAAYTV.com UAH competing in international rover challenge - WAAYTV.com HudsonAlpha companies featured at UAH roundtable - WAAYTV.com 'Pretend hospital' puts young one's worries to bed - WSFA.com Professors expose the 'uncomfortably common' practice of coercive citation - Phys.org SAVEFIRST initiative helps Alabama families get help with free tax preparation Army Materiel Command, UAH team up for logistics certificate program for AMC employees New agreement: UAH teaches supply chain management to Arsenal employees Army, UAH begin new supply chain management graduate program See full list of HOTCoffee's 24 top innovators in Huntsville/Madison County in 2014 - al.com UAH honors graduates during fall 2014 commencement ceremony - al.com UAH students power up park bench for fellow "Chargers" - whnt.com #UAHDayofGiving: University aims to raise $25,000 in online donations in 24 hours - whnt.com UAH adding more parking as plans to break ground on new Student Services building move forward - whnt.com UAH business incubator gets $50,000 startup boost - Birmingham Business Journal $50,000 from Madison County Commission kick starts UAH high-tech business incubator - al.com The Complexity Engine - Business Alabama More than 400 girls inspired to study STEM subjects at annual event - whnt.com Entrepreneurial students learn vital startup skills from UAH leaders at crash course in Italy - al.com U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby lauds UAH in luncheon speech to Huntsville-area leaders - al.com Rise school brings unique learning to Huntsville - waaytv.com UAH's ICE Lab resumes free pitch coaching clinic at HudsonAlpha in Huntsville - al.com UAH, HudsonAlpha partner to assist business students, life science startups in Huntsville - al.com Science and students: bridging the gap before graduation - waaytv.com Unique pre-k program Rise School looks to expand with UAH partnership - whnt.com UAH preparing to break ground on $24 million student services building - al.com UAH to add men's and women's lacrosse for spring 2016 - al.com UAH, Center for Aging collaborate on study - WAFF.com UAH announces new scholarship, early enrollment opportunities for nursing students - WHNT.com UAH to Add Men's & Women's Lacrosse in 2016 - WAFF.com UAH to Add Men's & Women's Lacrosse in 2016 - Lacrosse Playground Alabama-Huntsville Adding Men's, Women's Lacrosse for 2016 - LaxPower.com UAH, Center for Aging collaborate on study - waff.com UAH President Robert Altenkirch discusses campus affairs, student life, plans for the future- WHNT.com "Mike and Molly" creator helps lead workshops at Lee Deal Theatre Symposium - WHNT.com Cynthia Cooper, WorldCom whistleblower in $4 billion fraud, to speak in Huntsville - al.com Students helping students: Student government at UAH starts food pantry for classmates in need - al.com An app for food truck lovers: UAH student, designer launching Foodie Radar in Huntsville - al.com Introverts Spend Most Time on Facebook - ABC News Radio UAH researcher: Shy people use Facebook more - WAAYTV.com UAH pathways now on Google Street View - WHNT.com Making startup life easier: UAH's ICE Lab launches back-office support service for new businesses - AL.com Tech Trek inspires girls to get involved in math, sciences - WHNT.com Tech Trek Seeks To Launch A New Generation - WLRH Rise program merges with UAH to integrate students - WHNT.com UAH, RISE School of Huntsville strengthen ties in effort of 'inclusion' Rise School to affiliate with UAH - AL.com Marriage Challenges for Women in Early Alabama - WLRH Budding entrepreneurs get down to business - whnt.com What do scientists think was trapped in Hurricane Arthur off the Carolina coast - WNCT.com Smart pill bottle gets second patent - Medical Xpress UAH professor gives thoughts on situation in the Mideast - whnt.com UAH coach accepts chilly challenge for charity - wtvm.com Lackluster economic outlook likely political fodder - wsfa.com UAH students turn motorized wheelchair into photography robot - al.com Zippy supercomputer helps UAH solar scientists answer questions - phys.org Scientists Probe Solar Wind with Blue Waters Supercomputer - HPC Wire Scientists probe solar wind with Cray Blue Waters supercomputer - ScienceDaily Lowly Control Systems Vulnerable to Hacks, According to UAH Expert - Newswise Army, NASA explore new frontiers in 3D printing - Defense Systems US army, NASA & University of Alabama in Huntsville form powerful 3D printing team - tctmagazine.com UAH project catches eye of Special Operations Forces - waff.com UAH Students Create Drone Airship To Make Longer Drone Flight Possible - whnt.com First look: Hybrid coworking space VIBE preparing for soft launch in downtown Huntsville - al.com The 50 Most Affordable Colleges with the Best Return - affordableschools.net How Do We Clean Up the Junkyard Orbiting Earth? - yubanet.com How do we clean up the junkyard orbiting Earth? - phys.org The importance of preserving history - annistonstar.com UAH Students Have Inexpensive Craigslist Find Doing the Work of a $20,000 Robot - whnt.com Huntsville scientists ready to launch experiment to International Space Station - al.com Complexity Engine: UAH Professors Develop New Academic Search Engine - whnt.com Annual Battle of the Buffalo provides entertainment, pounds of wings, in honor of lost fraternity brother - al.com UAH Experiment Could Lead to Better Medicine with Fewer Side Effects- whnt.com Researcher's protein crystal experiment set to fly to ISS - phys.org Launch Delayed for New ISS Experiments - fox54.com Complexity Engine: UAH Professors Develop New Academic Search Engine - whnt.com Income Share Alternatives To Student Loans Could Reduce Graduate Debt - whnt.com Protein crystal experiment set to fly to International Space Station - sciencedaily.com UAH Professor's Protein Crystal Experiment Set to Fly to ISS - esciencenews.com Cutting Wait Times: Huntsville Hospital Works With UAH To Fight Wait Times, Inefficiency - whnt.com UAH Experiment Could Lead to Better Medicine with Fewer Side Effects - whnt.com You have to see this robot built from a $250 wheelchair - electronicproducts.com $250 Wheelchair Transformed Into Johnny Five Geo-Positioning Robot - ubergizmo.com Students turn $250 wheelchair into geo-positioning robot - esciencenews.com Leadercast 2014 Challenges Leaders to Focus Outward - whnt.com Dean Willis, the coach's kid who achieved Hall of Fame career for UAH Chargers - al.com New course, new name, new rules as NASA's Human Exploration Rover Challenge draws near - al.com Here's what it looks like when a hockey puck is crushed by 80,000 pounds - sports.yahoo.com Remote Sensing Moisture Model Could Aid Farmers - techbriefs.com Battle of the Buffalo: 11 Huntsville area restaurants vying for Best Wing title at competition that raised $20,000 last year for cancer non-profit - al.com Fraternity fundraiser helps doctors, patients in Decatur - waff.com Gov. Bentley attends UA System trustee meeting in Huntsville, interested in progress at UAH - al.com UAH climb 'astounding' in rankings for research and development expenditures - al.com UAH's Department of Education Adds Graduate Degree with Concentration in Autism Spectrum Disorders - technews.tmcnet.com Lightning prone Sportsman's Paradise may benefit from new research - wbrz.com Launchpad awards $35K to UAH search engine developers - waff.com Remote sensing moisture model could aid farmers - farmerandranchernow.com Experts advocate for increased irrigation in Alabama - mdjonline.com Optical Pulses to Deflect Asteroids - photonics.com COLD HARD SCIENCE: SLAPSHOTS in Slow Motion - Smarter Every Day 112 - youtube.com UAH's College of Business Administration to Host Spring Entrepreneurs Roundtable - technews.tmcnet.com Irrigation making inroads in Alabama - investing.businessweek.com Career-oriented girls avoid sex risk: Study - albuquerqueexpress.com Career-oriented girls avoid sex risk: Study - thesouthaisiantimes.info University of Alabama Working to Develop a System to Predict Lightning - thevane.gawker.com Cool girl with the robot leg: Huntsville's Megan Harmon going for Paralympic gold - al.com The Weather Channel to visit UAH, highlight weather-related research - al.com Aureus Medical, a nationwide leader in healthcare staffing, shares the top 10 RN programs you'll hear about on travel nursing jobs - new.piitchengine.com Being Safe - thedailysentinel.com Talking tornadoes: Weather Channel tapes segments featuring UAH weather-related research - al.com Researchers developing system to predict lightning - phys.org From Russia with memories: Huntsville's Megan Harmon on her Paralympic experience - al.com Now, a tool to predict lightning - albuquerqueexpress.com UAH Developing System to Predict Lightning - newswise.com System to predict lightning under development - sciencedaily.com 'Anything Goes' by the numbers: UAH Theatre turning stage into an ocean liner for classic Cole Porter musical - al.com BizTech, Downtown Huntsville, Inc. preparing to launch innovative downtown coworking space - al.com Now, a tool to predict lightning - navhindtimes.in UAH introduces block tuition plan for full-time students - wtvm.com UAH adjusts tuition program, adopts 'block tuition' model to enhance graduation rates - al.com Remote sensing moisture model could aid farmers - phys.org Remote Sensing Moisture Model Could Aid Farmers - usagnet.com Remote Sensing Moisture Model Could Aid Farmers - esciencenews.com Southwest water deficits could be Southeast agriculture's gain - southeastfarmpress.com Hundreds show up for dancing, light show at LIT Huntsville downtown event - al.com Moisture Models May Aid Farmers - laboratoryequipment.com Huntsville Symphony performs powerful 'Requiem,'' Mozart's last work - al.com Remote sensing moisture model could aid farmers - phys.org Huntsville's Inaugural LIT Event Washes Downtown in Color - whnt.com Huntsville Symphony Orchestra charms at the speed of sound with Free Family Concert - al.com Internet search engine delivers content matched to reading ability - tmcnet.com Set to soar: Engineering comes alive as UAH and Raytheon team up for MathMovesU fun - al.com University Students Beat the Market in TVA Investment Challenge - tva.com University Students Beat The Market In TVA Investment Challenge - chattanoogan.com New search engine delivers content matched to student ability - sciencedaily.com New Search Engine Delivers Content Matched to Student Ability - newswire.com Thinking about starting your own business? UAH to host on-campus workshop Thursday - al.com Rocket City Weather Fest caps off Severe Weather Awareness Week - wtoc.com 4th Annual Rocket City Weather Fest Comes at Perfect Time - whnt.com Local Love Stories: After a shaky beginning, two UAH professors find love, lots to joke about - al.com STEM investment critical to future success - al.com UAH holds show of abstract expressionist paintings - al.com Charger Rocket Works designing new rocket for NASA competition - phys.org 'It hasn't sunk in yet' about Megan Harmon's selection to U.S. Paralympic team - al.com Ala. university gets NSF funding for industrial research center plans - smartbrief.com ICE Lab launches Business Button in downtown Huntsville to help startup enterprises, nonprofits - al.com Food Truck & Craft Beer Rally, L.I.T. Digital Art Show Coming in February & March - whnt.com UAH gets $11,500 in planning funds for proposed industrial research center effort in Huntsville - al.com Learn about ethical computer hacking, benefits of video games at Calhoun Community College conference - al.com UAH researcher assisting in raindrop study - wtvm.com Raindrop Research Dials in Satellite Forecasting Accuracy - newswise.com UAH launches exhibit of murdered artist's work - wlox.com "Wade Made" Gallery Opens at UAH, Features Work of Late Wade Wharton - whnt.com UAH, Baron Services in Huntsville sign deal to provide internship, research opportunities for students - al.com Burritt exhibit examines Huntsville's civil rights history, warts and all - al.com Clinton Row Project another great idea from Downtown Huntsville Inc. - al.com New retail startup business incubator The Clinton Row Project coming to downtown Huntsville - al.com Muslim expert on helping domestic violence survivors to lead Huntsville seminar - al.com Huntsville seminar: Christian, Hindu, Muslim leaders on ways to pass faith wisdom to children - al.com UAHuntsville accepting nominations for STEM-centric Tech Trek camp for girls - al.com Defense Association Honors NASA Marshall Center's Dr. Daniel M. Schumacher - americaspace.com Seven teams advance in Alabama Launchpad Start-up Competition - al.com American Shakespeare Center returns to UAH for three performances - al.com Recent study names Fort Wayne one of best small metro areas for homeownership - news-sentinel.com Christine Curtis named new provost of UAH - waff.com UAH Names New Provost - fox54.com Former Auburn administrator named new provost at University of Alabama in Huntsville - al.com Huntsville space club gives Mike Griffin its Von Braun award - al.com Which Alabama cities are the best places for homeownership? 2 state metros make national list - al.com CASA Community Garden day of service in Huntsville - al.com Middle schoolers showcase innovative science projects at regional Future City Competition at UAH - al.com Madison County families earning less than $52K could have taxes prepared for free - al.com UAH to show works of slain Huntsville artist Wade Wharton - al.com Slain artist's work to be profiled at UAH exhibit - wmctv.com Slain Huntsville artist Wade Wharton remembered as 'local folk hero' - al.com UAB brass quintet will 'Dance Like it Hurts,' and play music about invasive plants for Birmingham Art Music Alliance on Wednesday - al.com Middle schoolers set to show engineering designs at Alabama Regional Future City Competition - al.com 5 questions about Huntsville business with John Whitman, visiting professor of entrepreneurship and leadership at UAH - al.com North Alabama teachers enjoy hands-on learning at Engineering is Elementary training workshop - al.com University of Alabama in Huntsville holds artist receptions for Charles Seifried, Aynslee Moon - al.com Loyola's online nursing master's degree program ranked 6th in the nation - nola.com As UAH opens Charger Union, former SGA president sees 2006 student center vision become reality - al.com UAH cuts ribbon on new student union - wsfa.com UAH Celebrates Grand Opening of Charger Union - whnt.com NASA asks Huntsville: Are we smarter than the dinosaurs? - al.com Word from the Library … Library preps for Gala - elkvalleytimes.com University of Alabama in Huntsville—ChargerSat-1 - satmagazine.com UAH shows off flashy new $25 million student life center - al.com High-tech entrepreneurs wanted: Huntsville Open Tech Coffee to hold meeting at UAH on Friday - al.com Incredible Technology: How to Mine Water on Mars - yahoo.com Incredible Technology: How To Mine Water On Mars - oregonherald.com Voyager 1 finally crosses into interstellar space - cbsnews.com Voyager 1 Leaves the Solar System—for Real This Time - scientificamerican.com Voyager 1: Humanity's time capsule to the cosmos clears the solar system (+video) - csmonitor.com NASA scientists at JPL, elsewhere reflect on Voyager's journey - latimes.com UPDATE 1-Scientists confirm Voyager 1 probe is in interstellar space - in.reuters.com Voyager 1 has reached interstellar space - nature.com NASA confirms Voyager 1 probe is in interstellar space - articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com NASA: Yes! Voyager 1 Has Reached Interstellar Space - popularmechanics.com NASA scientists at JPL, elsewhere reflect on Voyager's journey - latimes.com Rotary Valve Could Help Propel Craft to Mars - onlineamd.com New model predicts angry solar storms - abc.net.au UAH Spending $3 Million on Security Upgrades - whnt.com Flexibility just as important as preparation in an emergency - medicalxpress.com Smithsonian photography exhibit to visit Northport - tuscaloosanews.com Recent findings on makeup of universe may spawn new research - esciencenews.com Recent findings on makeup of universe may spawn new research - phys.org New Findings On Makeup of Universe May Spawn Research - sciencedaily.com New findings on makeup of universe may spawn research - nanowerk.com Scientist says storm was 'as bad as it gets' - q13fox.com Oklahoma tornado is a standout, storm scientist says - latimes.com University Partner Stem loop DNA probes may detect pathogens faster - stonehearthnewsletters.com University Partner Company is Designing New Pathogen ID Device - infectioncontroltoday.com University Partner Company is Designing New Pathogen ID Device - fdanews.com GeneCapture developing new device with one-hour pathogen testing capabilities - news-medical.net Forest Razing by Ancient Maya Worsened Droughts - hondurasweekly.com Dying Supergiant Stars Implicated in Hours-long Gamma-Ray Bursts - spacedaily.com Dying Supergiant Stars Implicated in Hours-Long Gamma-Ray Bursts - sciencedaily.com Alabama lawmakers meet astronauts and talk space on 'NASA Day' in Montgomery - al.com U.S. Army, UAH to Collaborate on Development of Next Generation UAS - aviationtoday.com UAH, Army team to further research and development of unmanned aircraft systems - al.com Rotary valve might make manned space flights to Mars reality - newstrackindia.com Rotary Valve Could Help Propel Craft to Mars One Day - innovations-report.de Virtual Fuel Testing Targets More-Efficient Injectors - wardsauto.com New Transmembrane Protein Support Structure Created - sciencedaily.com New transmembrane protein support structure created (w/video) - nanowerk.com New Transmembrane Protein Support Structure Created - esciencenews.com Researcher Employs Atomic Force Microscopy to Study Porous Silicon Structure - azonano.com NASA tests vintage Apollo 11 rocket engine for ideas for new US missions - foxnews.com NASA looks back to Apollo program for a new rocket - heraldtribune.com NASA testing Apollo rocket to research return moon trip - clarionledger.com HI-C adds big piece to the solar corona puzzle - smithsonianscience.org What A Million Degrees Looks Like: Clearest View Ever - beforeitsnews.com Space instrument adds big piece to the solar corona puzzle - esciencenews.com Space Instrument Adds Big Piece to Solar Corona Puzzle - sciencedaily.com Telescope Gets Better View of Strange Thunderstorm Flashes - ouramazingplanet.com Sprinkled nanocubes hold light tight - nature.com Fermi Sees Thunderstorm Flashes More Clearly - laboratoryequipment.com NASA's Fermi improves vision to view 'missing' thunderstorm gamma-ray flashes - zeenews.india.com Fermi Improves its Vision for Thunderstorm Gamma-Ray Flashes - americaspace.org Fermi improves its vision for thunderstorm gamma-ray flashes - aerotechnews.com NASA's Fermi improves vision to view 'missing' thunderstorm gamma-ray flashes - albuquerqueexpress.com NASA's Fermi improves vision to view 'missing' thunderstorm gamma-ray flashes - torontotelegraph.com Fermi Improves its Vision for Thunderstorm Gamma-Ray Flashes - spaceref.com Fermi Improves Its Vision For Thunderstorm Gamma-ray Flashes - defensedaily.com Fermi Improves Its Vision for Thunderstorm Gamma-ray Flashes - sciencenewsline.com NASA Gives Fermi Space Telescope Better Vision - redorbit.com Fermi improves its vision for thunderstorm Gamma-ray flashes - sciencecodex.com Fermi Improves Its Vision for Thunderstorm Gamma-Ray Flashes - sciencedaily.com New Free Phone App Tracks Air Quality - esciencenews.com Mobile AQI tracks air quality: Instant data for people with respiratory issues - phys.org Voyager 1 finds a surprise at the edge of the solar system - latimes.com Voyager 1 finds distant 'magnetic highway - twincities.com NASA's First Minisatellite Mission Comes to Successful End - spacedaily.com Total Solar Eclipse In Australia, Nov. 14 - spacedaily.com Total solar eclipse in Australia, Nov. 14 - phys.org Total Solar Eclipse in Australia, Nov. 14 - spaceref.com Now, glove that can turn your hand into wireless keyboard [Asian News International] - callcenterinfo.tmcnet.com Let your fingers do the talking: Glove allows you to write text messages by touching letters on your hand - mailonsunday.co.uk Now, glove that can turn your hand into wireless keyboard - newstrackindia.com Now, glove that can turn your hand into wireless keyboard [Asian News International] - equities.com Glove Keyboard May Revolutionize Use of Devices With One Hand - sciencedaily.com Students hope glove keyboard will revolutionize use of devices with one hand - phys.org 'Star Trek' fusion impulse engine in the works - cnet.com The Labs That Go Boom: The Propulsion Research Center Builds a Better Rocket - popsci.com (AU) The Labs That Go Boom: The Propulsion Research Center Builds a Better Rocket - 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apnews.myway.com Climate Change: U.S. Heat Waves, Wildfires And Flooding Are 'What Global Warming Looks Like' - huffingtonpost.com Hi-C to Investigate Activity in Solar Atmosphere - sciencenewsline.com Hi-C to Investigate Activity in Solar Atmosphere - scientificcomputing.com Scientists developing pulsed nuclear fusion system for distant missions - phys.org "Nuclear slapshots" could propel a spacecraft to Mars in just weeks - io9.com Z-Pinch: Powering Up Fusion in Huntsville - centauri-dreams.org New "Flying Tea Kettle" Could Get Us To Mars in Weeks, Not Months - universetoday.com How Much Is U of Alabama in Huntsville Worth To Huntsville? Almost $700 Million Each Year - universitybusiness.com NASA's Fermi detects the highest-energy light from a solar flare - rdmag.com NASA's Fermi detects highest-energy light from powerful solar flare - torontotelegraph.com NASA's Fermi Detects The Highest-energy Light From A Solar Flare - mediawebsite.net The Big Machine That Could Lead to Fusion-Powered Spaceships - popularmechanics.com Scientists track pollution spread by thunderstorms - The Denver Post NASA names university winners of X-Hab Innovation Challenge - examiner.com New research could power rocket trip to Mars in weeks, not months - al.com The Heliosphere Bow Shock Does Not Exist - spacedaily.com Playstation 3 Consoles Tackle Black Hole Vibrations - Space.com Heliosphere's Long-Theorized Bow Shock Does Not Exist, New IBEX Data Show - Science News New IBEX data show heliosphere's long-theorized bow shock does not exist - Astronomy & Space A slower, weaker solar interaction - American Association for the Advancement of Science S.A. scientists clock slower orbit for sun - San Antonio Express-News More on the Science of Clouds and Climate - New York Times Tornado sirens an old technology that's still saving lives - USA Today Key Reason for Wage Inequality Is Education - Wall Street Journal Students Galore at NASA's Annual Great Moonbuggy Race - French Tribune April Is The Cruelest Month - Red Orbit Governors in the White House: How Do Well Do They Do as President? - Governing.com Hottest March on Record - The Epoch Times News analysis: Does Sierra snow study buck fears of warming? - RGJ.com U. 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Temperatures Hit Record Highs in March - Science Daily Weather Runs Hot and Cold, So Scientists Look to the Ice - The New York Times UAH to offer two new science-related masters degrees Huntsville native Wade Brown loses battle round on 'The Voice' Dear Global Warming Alarmists: We're Still Waiting for Declining Snowfall - Forbes Publishers Strong Arm for Impact Factors? - The Scientist Teach for America research questioned - Washington Post College Football's Top Six Computer Engineering students get some "space" to launch their dreams - Daily News (India) Fermi Finds 600 Mysteries In The Night Sky - Red Orbit UAHuntsville installs robotic optical polisher - Laser Focus World UAH Receives $1 Million Gift to Create Baba Scholar Chair - India West New optical polisher adds luster to UAHuntsville capabilities - al.com UAHuntsville software start-up to push hospital improvements - Technology Transfer Tactics System looks for "pop-up" thunderstorms - United Press International Climate skeptics "don't deny" science - Boston Globe Let the Games Begin - Space News UAH still has nation's third-best "most awesome" labs - Huntsville Times UAH prepares workforce for emerging Aegis system support - al.com Lockheed Martin Partners With UAHuntsville - The Street Climate change: cloudy, with a chance of competing realities - Ars Technica UAH physicist explains possible effects of solar flares - WAFF Climate Forecasting Models Aren't Pretty, And They Aren't Smart - Forbes.com NASA team scrambled to protect Webb telescope mirrors after tornado NASA data pit scientific method against climate astrology - Forbes Skeptic's small cloud study renews climate rancor - R&D magazine Surprise: The future remains hard to predict - Freakonomics Alabama team scours paths of killer storms - Los Angeles Times Climate change debunked? Not so fast - MSNBC Scientist Says His Study May Disprove Global Warming - Christian Post Skeptic's small cloud study renews climate rancor - Salt Lake Tribune Climate data challenges global warming alarms - Daily Galaxy Global Warming Doomsters' Theories Wrong - International Business Times Earth's Atmosphere May Be More Efficient at Releasing Energy to Space Than Climate Models Indicate, Satellite Data Suggest - Science Daily Climate Change Debunked? Not So Fast Space.comJunk science unravels - Investors Daily New NASA Data Blow Gaping Hold In Global Warming Alarmism - Forbes magazine Planet loses heat, climate models lose credibility - The Telegraph (Australia) Alabama tornado team scours paths of killer storms - L.A. Times Lightning Unleashes Antimatter Storms - Discover magazine Research Helps Exploit Data from New Radar - Innovation Report Global warming did not cause April's record tornadic outbreak - Coeur d'Alene Press (Idaho) Mandeville native chases Alabama tornadoes to collect data - New Orleans Times-Picayne "Climategate" expert says data not well organised - BBC Truth in observation - Australian Environment Foundation (AEF) Gravity Probe B confirms Einstein effects - BBC Nation experiences wild weather - National Public Radio UAHuntsville graduate, professor publish research paper - Phys.org How to battle a dictator: Step 1, find some engineers - Electronic Engineering Times Coldest March globally in 17 years - BBC Chemists aim to create waterproof coatings that protect retinal implants without causing scarring - Chemical and Engineering News Lockheed and NASA Team up to Donate Computers to Alabama High School - Executive Business Climategate shaped TV weathercasters' views - Washington Post Grant helps Alabama university aid state biomass program - Biomass Magazine During Rare Southern Snowstorm, Scientists Spring to Action - Our Amazing Planet Bacteria Turns Biodiesel By-product Into Butanol - Domestic Fuel Bacteria Eats Glycerol and Makes New Products Ñ Environmental Protection Online UAH has a solution for biodiesel waste - Examiner 2020 hits global temperature high - BBC Forget "Star Trek." Antimatter found near thunderstorms - Toronto Star Thunderstorms emit beams of antimatter - Environment News Service High-Energy Surprises In Constant Crab Nebula - Space Daily High-energy surprises found in "constant" Crab Nebula - Phys.org NASA satellites find high-energy surprises in "constant" Crab Nebula - R&D magazine Fermi catches thunderstorms hurling antimatter into space-Lab Spaces Fermi catches thunderstorms hurling antimatter into space - R&D magazine Thunderstorms Shoot Antimatter Beams Into Space - National Geographic Storms blast antimatter into space - CNN Thunderstorms Proven to Create Antimatter - Fox News Today's weather: thunder and antimatter beams - Science News Fermi Catches Thunderstorms Hurling Antimatter Into Space -SpaceDaily Spacecraft catches thunderstorms hurling antimatter into space - American Geophysical Union Thunderstorms hurling antimatter into space caught by Fermi - Phys.org Fermi catches thunderstorms hurling antimatter into space - ScienceBlog Thunderstorms on Earth hurl antimatter into space - India Vision Spacecraft catches thunderstorms hurling antimatter into space - Innovations Report Fermi Catches Thunderstorms Hurling Antimatter into Space - Aerospace and Defence News Fermi Catches Thunderstorms Hurling Antimatter Into Space - AeroMorning Thunderstorms Produce Antimatter Beams - Softpedia Fermi Catches Thunderstorms Hurling Antimatter Into Space - All Voices Fermi catches thunderstorms hurling antimatter into space - Electronic Component News NASA Telescope Detects Atmospheric Antimatter - Red Orbit UAH graduate honored as one of nation's best scientists - Press Register Last Year Tied 2005 for Hottest on Record - Wall Street Journal Telescope spies cataclysmic blast - BBC Fly me to the moon: the Google Lunar X PRIZE, three years in Biologists seek to make energy from biodiesel waste - The Scientist On Warming, Antarctica, Clouds and Peer Review - New York Times How Will Clouds Respond to Climate Change? - Scientific American New Theory of Climate Effects of Clouds Triggers a Thunderstorm Among Skeptics in Cancun - New York Times Nanosatellite successfully ejected from microsatellite in space - Science Daily Minotaur Successfully Moves Two Crucial Products Skywards - Daily Satellite News Military eyes resurrecting airships for cargo transport - Nextgov Cosmic blasts hint at inner magnetars - Scientific American UAH cybersecurity classes are great. ... if you can hack it - Huntsville Times Scientist Finds Place In Sun - Space Daily UAHuntsville scientists search for 770 million tons of dust in the air - Science Daily NSF awards $20M to jazz up university research networks - Network World Software Helps Scientists Conduct Hurricane Research - ACM Communications NASA's FASTSAT Satellite Arrives At Kodiak - Space Daily Second hottest July on record as El Nino fade continues - Hawaii 24/7 Clouding the Debate - World News Cluttered Space - Popular Science What's Up With the Weather? - BBC FastSat Ready For Shipping To Alaska Budget cuts launch debate on NASA's future - PBS A Critical Perspective on Climategate - Inside Technology Climate Panel Is Pushed to Change - New York Times Scientists enlist worms to discover new therapies for Huntington's Disease - BioMedicine Solar Scientists Use "Magnetic Mirror Effect" to Reproduce IBEX Observation - Science Daily Giant Ribbon At The Edge Of The Solar System - SpaceDaily IBEX's ribbon in the sky: scientists unravel the mystery - Christian Science Monitor Ribbon at edge of solar system explained - MSNBC Newest Mobile Radar Will Help Study Rain, Snow Storms - Innovation Report Chicken or egg question looms over climate debate - Science Daily Stolen E-Mails Raise Questions On Climate Research - National Public Radio Lightning's gamma rays may destroy matter - MSNBC Magnetic attraction of climate "skepticism" - BBC Gamma-ray observations shrink known grain size of spacetime - Science News Scientists explain mystery of observed turbulent density fluctuations in interplanetary space - Phys.org Statisticians reject global cooling - NBC News Cooking Up Water From the Moon? 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News | February 13, 2014
NASA Hosts Media Teleconference About Supernovas
The findings reveal new information about supernovas, the tremendous explosions that mark the ends of massive stars' lives.
The briefing participants are:
-- Paul Hertz, director of NASA's Astrophysics Division in Washington
-- Fiona Harrison, NuSTAR principal investigator, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Calif.
-- Brian Grefenstette, astronomer, Caltech
-- Robert Kirshner, astronomer, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge, Mass.
Audio and visuals will be streamed live online at: http://www.ustream.tv/nasajpl2. Audio of the teleconference will be streamed live on NASA's website at: http://www.nasa.gov/newsaudio.
A link to the graphics will be posted at the start of the teleconference on NASA's NuSTAR site: http://www.nasa.gov/NuSTAR.
NuSTAR is a Small Explorer mission led by Caltech in Pasadena and managed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, also in Pasadena, for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. The spacecraft was built by Orbital Sciences Corporation, Dulles, Va. Its instrument was built by a consortium including Caltech; JPL; the University of California, Berkeley; Columbia University, New York; NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md.; the Danish Technical University in Denmark; Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, Calif.; ATK Aerospace Systems, Goleta, Calif., and with support from the Italian Space Agency (ASI) Science Data Center.
NuSTAR's mission operations center is at UC Berkeley, with the ASI providing its equatorial ground station located at Malindi, Kenya. The mission's outreach program is based at Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, Calif. NASA's Explorer Program is managed by Goddard. JPL is managed by Caltech for NASA.
News Media ContactWhitney Clavin 818-354-4673
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
J.D. Harrington 202-358-5241
NASA Headquarters, Washington

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Laying out by a pool with a book
{not necessarily a good one},
is my favorite way to relax during the summer.
Luckily, this summer, I have some really good books set aside for those spare solitary moments I can sneak in between trips to the park and the grocery store.
I haven't done any book reviews in a long time, so I figured now is as good a time as any to update you all on what I've got stacked up on my bedside table…
Yesterday I finished the latest book by Mary DeMuth: The Muir House. This was one of those books I stayed up till the wee hours of the morning to finish; I needed to know how it all turned out. Set in Rockwall, Texas, Mary tells the tale of a young woman searching for the missing pieces to her past, and explores how our search for truth doesn't always yield the results we anticipate. What I enjoyed about the book was Mary's ability to share spiritual truths while still maintaining a great story. I was slightly distracted by what I saw as product placement ads {which I'm not sure she got paid for, but felt unnecessary}, but obviously I was too caught up in what was unfolding to let it distract me for long.
Recently I went out to dinner with my best friend from high school, and was ecstatic at her suggestion that we check out the local used book store after our meal. There's something about the smell of old books that assures me we will never completely be able to let go of print publications; although I do love my Kindle. As we explored the stacks, shadowed by one of the shop's two cats, we decided to have our own little book club. After briefly considering the Notebook {joke}, we decided on Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. This book has been on my "must read" list since I worked at Borders in 2000, and she had purchased a copy last summer without yet reading it. I'm really looking forward to not only crossing off a book on my "to read" list, but also that I'm reading it with a friend!
Speaking of my Kindle, I was recently able to download Jon Acuff's books "Quitter" and "Stuff Christians Like." SCL was on one of those random sales that Amazon.com frequently does, and I've heard a lot of great things about Quitter. I always enjoy Jon Acuff's blogs {both SCL, and his writing blog}, and so I'm eager to jump into these books. I'm going to have to stick my Kindle in my purse for park trips.


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Mineral lubricant for Cobra motor breakers and eccentrics in hydraulic compaction and light compaction ranges
Atlas Copco Cobra & Compactor Impact-Oil is a premium mineral oil for optimal performance and protection of the transmission and impact mechanism in Cobra breakers. Each oil bath has a capacity of 100 ml/3.4 US fl oz. They are checked periodically and refilled when the oil level drops, and they are replaced when a general overhaul is required, which is at least once a year.
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Atlas Copco Working Tools are the only tools designed, tested and approved for use on Atlas Copco breakers.
Atlas Copco Kits are sets of spare parts for the most common repairs and maintenance operations, collected together in one box.


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- Olathe West High School
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1-22-19 — 2019 Kindergarten Round-Up is Feb. 21
Jan. 9, 2019 ~ Kindergarten Round-Up in the Olathe School District will be held from 1-6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21 in each elementary school. Current kindergarten students do not have class that day.
Kindergarten Round-Up for Canyon Creek Elementary, the district's new school opening in August, will be held at Cedar Creek Elementary School, 11150 S. Clare Road, Olathe. Christy James was recently named principal of Canyon Creek, and she will be at Kindergarten Round-Up to meet incoming kindergartners and their parents.
Parents who are not sure which elementary school their child should attend may use the school locator feature on the district website.
Kindergarten Round-Up is a drop-in enrollment activity for parents and their future kindergartners (children who will turn 5 on or before Aug. 31). Parents should bring a certified copy of the child's birth certificate, or any document which reasonably establishes the child's age and can be used as temporary proof of identity. State law governs the age at which a child may enter kindergarten or first grade, and the district cannot deviate from the law.
In addition to the birth certificate, parents should bring:
- proof of residency such as a utility bill
- information about the child's immunizations and inoculations
- a certified copy of the birth certificate of the child, or
- as an alternative for the child in the custody of the Secretary of Social and Rehabilitation Services, a certified copy of the court order placing the child in the custody of the secretary. In the absence of a certified copy of birth certificate for the child in kindergarten or first grade, any document which reasonably tends to establish the age of the child will be accepted as temporary proof of identity.
Other round-up activities include meeting the teachers and seeing the kindergarten classrooms. Some schools hold additional kindergarten activities later in the spring. Parents should contact their school if they have questions about Kindergarten Round-Up or the enrollment process.


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On Saturday night, former NFL linebacker Keith Bulluck served as a member of the Tennessee broadcast crew for the Titans home game against the Falcons. After the game, Bulluck went from the booth to a cell.
According to NewsChannel5.com, Bulluck was arrested early Sunday on robbery charges. Bulluck allegedly became enraged when a cab driver said he already had a paid customer — and Bulluck allegedly assaulted the driver and took money from him. Per WSMV-TV, Bulluck allegedly took a $100 bill.
The driver opted to press charges, so Bulluck was charged with class C felony robbery.
He has since been released from custody after posting bond. Approached by a reporter following his release, Bulluck didn't seem to be very pleased about being questioned.
"I've been here for 10 years and this is what you want to talk about?" Bulluck said.
Per the report, Bulluck may have been "very intoxicated" at the time of the incident. While it doesn't excuse the behavior, it helps explain why he would do something that on the surface seems pretty stupid.
Then again, getting intoxicated to the point where it would seem to be a good idea to rob a cab driver is pretty stupid on its own.


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Careful what photos you tweet--and where you were when you snapped the shot. There's another site designed to warn you against the hazards of over-sharing. This time it's not related to active location-sharing, but instead accidental. The meta-data stored in your photos may be giving away where you live.
Awhile back, Please Rob Me was promoted awareness about Foursquare check-ins by scanning Twitter for Foursquare tweets. Then the site jokingly listed that user as available to rob, as they were likely not home. I Can Stalk U is a new cautionary site, in the same vein as Please Rob Me, using the EXIF location data your smartphone attached to your uploaded images, instead of Foursquare or Gowalla check-ins. The site works as you would expect, scanning popular Twitter-centric photo sharing services like Twitpic and yFrog (our Twitpic API profile), grabbing the images, and then scanning the images for their EXIF data and sharing the location data.
With geo-tagged tweets, Foursquare check-ins and now Facebook Place checkins, it's clear that many users don't mind letting people know where they are. The issue here is that the images being analyzed for location information may not have explicitly asked you if you wanted to share your location or not.
It's not particularly difficult to scan an image for EXIF location data, either, so this doesn't necessarily count as some sort of elite hacker skill. And with a quick pass through the Google Maps API, you can easily make GPS coordinates into a human-readable address.
What can developers do?
For now, I've yet to hear many people being concerned about EXIF location data, but privacy issues are always an ongoing concern when dealing with the web in general. As a developer, you may be able to help by removing the EXIF location data upon upload. If your application requires the location data, consider storing it in a secure database along with the other upload information. Otherwise, if you don't need it, try to remove it.
Also, if your application uploads images, as always, ask the user if they want to attach their location to the upload. Ask again and again until the user tells you to never ask them again.
What can users do?
As with everything you post online, always be mindful of what you're posting. Maybe it's not a big deal if people can figure out what restaurant you're at, but it may be an issue if strangers know where you live.


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**TIME PERIOD PREMIERE** - "AMERICAN DAD" - (7:30-8:00 PM ET/PT) CC-HDTV 720p-Dolby Digital 5.1
PA: Viewer discretion is advised.
roger cuts the cheese ON AN ALL-NEW "AMERICAN DAD"
Hector Elizondo ("Valentine's Day") Makes Guest Voice Appearance
After Roger releases lethal gas into the Smith residence, the family moves into a hotel while the fumes clear. With no housework to do, Francine finds herself with a lot of free time on her hands. After befriending the hotel concierge (guest voice Elizondo), she soon finds herself working in the construction business, but realizes that perhaps she is better suited for family life in the "Fart-break Hotel" episode of AMERICAN DAD airing Sunday, Jan. 16 (7:30-8:00 PMET/PT) on FOX. (DAD-518) (TV-14 D, L, V)
Voice Cast: Seth MacFarlane as Stan Smith and Roger the Alien; Wendy Schaal as Francine Smith; Rachael MacFarlane as Hayley; Scott Grimes as Steve; Dee Bradley Baker as Klaus
Guest Voice Cast: Hector Elizondo as Himself and Concierge


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Wild West Domains Reseller API MASTER RECORD
Wild West Domains (WWD) is Godaddy's reseller company. They do not sell domain names directly but instead enables domain resellers to sell rebranded Godaddy services. These services including Godaddy tech support can be offered at lower prices than if purchased directly through Godaddy. The API gives resellers a way to integrate WWD services into their Web site or applications and allowing them to use their own style and branding. Services offered through the API include domain name registration, domain name transfers, web based email, for sale parked pages and more. The API uses SOAP calls and responses are in XML.


text: SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION Minutes of the regular meeting of Thursday, October 6, 2005. (As approved November 3, 2005) The San Francisco Public Library Commission held a regular meeting on Thursday, October 6, 2005 in the Koret Auditorium, Main Library. The meeting was called to order by President Higueras at 4:11 pm. Commissioners present: Bautista, Gomez, Higueras, Kane, and Strobin. Commissioner excused: Commissioner Coulter Commissioner Chin's arrival was expected. A quorum was present AGENDA ITEM #1 PUBLIC COMMENT Ms. Anneliese Malevich discussed: relocation of foreign language collections at the Main Library to closed stacks; and urged that these materials be returned to open circulation. An anonymous member of the public commented on: their opposition to the Friends of the Library; and spoke about an unsuccessful lawsuit that they had filed against the Library related to adherence to the requirements of Prop. E (Library Preservation Fund 1994). Mr. Peter Warfield commented on: the importance of having materials in open circulation rather than closed stacks; that the Library failed to honor commitments; and about his concerns with the new materials holds system. Mr. John Maccabee, Friends of the Library, commented about: this work with and support for Library Wallace Stegner Environment Affinity Center; called attention to recent Friends and Earth Island Institute sponsored event featuring Jacques Leslie; and concluded with an update on the Friends Capital Campaign for Neighborhood Libraries. Commissioner Chin joined the meeting at 4:14pm. Mr. Greg Pennington, Friends of the Library, spoke about: a presentation made by President Higueras to the Board of the Friends; and lauded cooperative efforts that were leading to a new era of strong community support for our public libraries. AGENDA ITEM #2 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2005 Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #2 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2005 An anonymous member of the public commented: that these minutes were disgraceful; and that his comments concerning Library Commission history as they related to tenure in office of former Commission President James Herlihy were inaccurately reported; that information presented during the City Librarian's Report by Deputy City Librarian on a Berkeley RFID related Forum, the Library Technology Privacy Advisory Committee, and self-service reserves were not included. Mr. Peter Warfield commented: that the Minutes generalized so much as to not be meaningful or understandable; and found inaccurate a Public comment attributed him suggesting that Library special collections had not been cataloged nor were easily available to users. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #2 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF SEPTEMEBR 1, 2005 MOTION: by Commissioner Chin, 2nd by Commissioner Strobin for approval of the Minutes of the regular Library Commission meeting of September 1, 2005. ACTION: 6-0 aye (Bautista, Chin, Gomez, Higueras, Kane, and Strobin) AGENDA ITEM #3 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY REPORT Ms. Donna Bero, Executive Director of the Friend of the San Francisco Public Library reported the great success of this year's Big Book Sale that raised $250,000 in support of the Library. Ms. Bero additionally reported on recent Friends supported programs including observances honoring the 50th Anniversary of the 1st public reading of Allen Ginsberg's poem "Howl" and an upcoming three day weekend program focused on the Mission Bay neighborhood beginning a neighborhood capital campaign for their new branch library now under construction. Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #3 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY REPORT An anonymous member of the public commented: that no one give to or accept money from the Friends, noted lack of a report on the "public comment " fund; discussed the evolution of the term" factoid"; and related an anecdote about the Friends this person attributed to Mrs. Charlotte Swig. Mr. Greg Pennington, Friends of the Library, noted: the transparency of all financial matters related to the Friends; and that as a small business owner he knew the Friends took their responsibilities very seriously. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #3 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY REPORT Commissioner Bautista thanked and commended the Friends of the Library on the success of this year's Big Book Sale and for their support for our libraries. President Higueras congratulated and thanked the Friends for the outstanding success of this year's "Big Book Sale" and noted that the Friends gave generously to support our public library without any compromise to the system. President Higueras thanked the thousands of volunteers who made this success possible. Commissioner Bautista called attention to an October 26th event organized by the San Francisco-Manila Sister City Committee with assistance by Marion Chatfield-Taylor of the Friends of the Library to enrich the special Philippine collection at the Excelsior Branch Library. AGENDA ITEM #4 CITY LIBRARIAN'S REPORT City Librarian Luis Herrera reported on: the closure of the Sunset Library; and the Board of Supervisors unanimous approval of a resolution authorizing the Library to accept and expend $16 million in gifts from the Friends of the Library for the benefit of our neighborhood libraries. Mr. Herrera discussed the relationship agreement defining the partnership and relations between the Library and the Friend's of the Library. The City Librarian then introduced Deputy City Librarian Paul Underwood who gave an update on recent Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee activities. City Librarian Herrera then outlined the ways that the Library was participating in the efforts to come to the aid of the people, communities, and the public, school, and university libraries damaged by Hurricane Katrina in cooperation with the American Library Association (ALA). The City Librarian next introduced Library Chief of Adult Services and Communications Marcia Schneider, who reported the Library's creation of the "On the same page, San Francisco Reads" program funded by a $30,000 appropriation by the Board of Supervisors authored by District 1 Supervisor Jake McGoldrick. Ms. Schneider noted the classic book Ishi, in Two Worlds would be the first book in this program. The City Librarian concluded his report with a presentation of highlights of the upcoming exhibits and programs at the Library during November 2005. Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #4 CITY LIBRARIAN'S REPORT An anonymous member of the public commented: about the Board of Supervisors approval of the "Accept and Expend resolution"; noted that information concerning the "framework" agreement between the Library and the Friends had not been available in advance of the meeting; discussed their views concerning the Library technology & Privacy Advisory Committee; and suggested that Supervisor McGoldrick's intentions had been ignored in the creation of the new reading program. Mr. Greg Pennington, Friends of the Library, commented: that the Supervisors had carefully considered and allowed reasonable flexibility when approving the up to $16 million "Accept and Expend" Resolution; noted that protecting library user's privacy was of great concern to everyone participating on the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee; and commended Deputy City Librarian Paul Underwood's hard work and dedication. Mr. John Maccabee, Friends for the Library, commented on: conspiracy theories; called attention to the Friend's core set of beliefs; and noted that the Supervisor's had unanimously approved the $16 million "Accept and Expend Resolution". Mr. Peter Warfield commented about: the Library's excellent exhibits; and discussed his disappointments with aspects of the "framework "agreement between the Library and the Friends of the Library. Mr. Warfield noted that his organization a "Library Users Association" had not been included among those informed concerning the work of the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #4 CITY LIBRARIAN'S REPORT Commissioner Chin said that it was hateful to denigrate the generous efforts of the Friends of the Library to support our public libraries. Commissioner Chin commended the quick action taken to support the victims of Hurricane Katrina, and thanked the Friends for their support and leadership. Commissioner Chin reported that she was currently reading an excellent book Guns, Germs, and Steel. President Higueras reported that the closing party for the Sunset Branch had been a great community event. President Higueras noted that the Supervisor's unanimous approval demonstrated that they well understood and found responsible the Accept and Expend Resolution for the branch libraries. President Higueras noted that the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee was providing useful thinking concerning how libraries could respond to new technologies such as RFID without reacting to hysteria. President Higueras looked forward to receiving their full and substantive report. Commissioner Gomez thanked the Friends for their support for the Library and noted that she would be making additional contributions to the "public comment" fund. In response to a question by Commissioner Bautista, Donna Bero, the Friend's Executive Director reported that the "Public Comment" Fund , created by community activist Ellen Egbert to benefit the Friends, was up and running. AGENDA ITEM #4 LIVE HOME WORK HELP PROGRAM Library Chief of Children & Youth Services Toni Bernardi presented a detailed overview of the Library's highly successful "Live Homework Help" online tutoring program. Ms. Bernardi noted that the online help was focused on children and teen students needing one-on-one real-time online homework help with math, sciences, and social studies homework from Tutor.com's professional teachers. Ms. Bernardi reported the program was currently available in English and Spanish. Ms. Bernardi then gave a demonstration of how the help program worked. Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #4 LIVE HOME WORK HELP PROGRAM An anonymous member of the public spoke about: where the money expended for this program went; wondered who was paying for it; and noted they were in favor of providing help with homework. Mr. Peter Warfield raised a red flag of concerns about confidentiality and privacy related to any data gathered about users while using the Live Homework Help Program. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #4 LIVE HOME WORK HELP PROGRAM Commissioner Bautista applauded this program and suggested that students at the Philip and Sala Burton Academic High School would benefit from learning of it availability. In answer to questions by President Higuieras concerning confidentiality and what data was being gathered, Ms. Bernardi explained that the program only collected use statistics not information about the identity of users. Deputy City Attorney Catharine Barnes clarified the Library's legal responsibilities related to use of the Live Homework Help Program. Responding to a query by Commissioner Kane, Ms Bernardi reported that the program was based on an annual fee, that it was the oldest and most used of such programs among libraries, and that it had been found very cost effective. AGENDA ITEM # 6 LABOR UNION REPORT No report was presented. AGENDA ITEM # 7 NEW BUSINESS No New Business items were proposed. AGENDA ITEM #8 ADJOURNMENT City Librarian Luis Herrera informed the Commissioner of the tragic passing of Mission Branch Page Mirtha "Lizette" Estrada as well as her Father Pastor Estrada in a tragic apartment fire at their home in the Mission MOTION: by Commissioner Bautista, 2nd Commissioner Chin to adjourn the regular October 6, 2005 Public Library Commission meeting "In Memoriam" of the late Mission Branch Library staff member the late Mirtha "Lizette" Estrada and her Father Pastor Estrada. ACTION: AYE 6-0 (Bautista, Chin, Gomez, Higueras, Kane, and Strobin) The Commission meeting adjourned at 5:44pm Michael Housh, Commission Secretary 11/4/05 Please note: Copies of Commission Minutes and handouts are available in the Office of the Commission Secretary, 100 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 Explanatory documents: Copies of listed explanatory documents are available as follows: (1) from the Commission Secretary/Custodian of Records, Main Library, 6th Floor, (2) in the rear of the Koret Auditorium immediately before and during the meeting, and (3)to the extent possible, on the Library's website at http://sfpl.org/. Additional materials not listed as explanatory documents on this agenda, if any, that are distributed to the Library Commissioners prior to or during the meeting in connection with any agenda item will be available to the public for inspection and copying in accordance with Government Code Section 54954.1 and Sunshine Ordinance §§ 67.9, 67.28(b)& 67.28(d). ATTACHMENTS: Cooperation Framework Agreement (PDF) Minutes of the Library Commission Meeting October 6, 2005 Appendix A The Public Comment Summary Statements included in these Minutes are authorized by San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.16. These summary statements are provided by the speaker. Their contents are neither generated by, nor subject to approval or verification of accuracy by, the San Francisco Public Library Commission.


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Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN - The Minnesota Twins announced after tonight's game that they have placed left-handed pitcher Caleb Thielbar on the bereavement list to attend the funeral of his grandmother.
To replace Thielbar on the 25-man roster, the Twins will recall right-handed pitcher Michael Tonkin from Triple-A Rochester. Tonkin has split time between Double-A New Britain and Rochester. In 13 appearances with the Red Wings he was 1-0, 1.23 ERA (14.2 IP, 2 ER) with three walks, 16 strikeouts and five saves. Tonkin is expected to be in uniform for Thursday's game at Tampa Bay and will wear uniform number 59.
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Russell Crowe's been active in music as well as acting for years, but now the new international trailer for the upcoming "Les Miserables" film lets fans check out Crowe's song-belting talents for themselves.
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Russell Crowe in "Les Miserables."
The two-and-a-half minute trailer also features Anne Hathaway, Hugh Jackman, and Amanda Seyfried, who all star in the film along with Crowe. Jackman plays Jean Valjean, the Frenchman jailed for years for stealing bread for his starving family, and Crowe plays police Inspector Javert, who makes it his life's pursuit to track Valjean down.
In the trailer, Crowe, Jackman, Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne and Samantha Banks are all seen singing snippets of the cast song "One Day More," while Hathaway sings a bit of "I Dreamed a Dream." (Sorry "Seinfeld" fans, no George Costanza singing "Master of the House.")
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Visitors invited to Virginia Private College Week, July 30-Aug. 4
|Visitors to campus for Virginia Private College Week will be the first to receive tours from the new Hancock Welcome Center.
Liberty University will be taking part in Virginia Private College Week, a program sponsored by the Council of Independent Colleges in Virginia. From Monday, July 30, through Saturday, Aug. 4, rising high school juniors and seniors and prospective transfer students who are Virginia residents are invited to visit the university. Application fees for participants will be waived during this time.
"Guests touring Liberty that week will be the first to experience an updated campus tour out of our new state-of-the-art Hancock Welcome Center," said Ed Parker, assistant director of recruitment at the Welcome Center.
Tours will be conducted Monday through Thursday at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., on Friday at 8:45 a.m. (as part of Liberty's regularly scheduled Friendly Friday event), and on Saturday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Visitors will learn about the history, student life, and academic offerings of the university. A special Admissions Session will also be offered for families.
"So often people have an impression of Liberty prior to visiting that is only the tip of the iceberg of what this great university has to offer students," Parker said. "They discover more of the iceberg as they enjoy a student-led tour of our campus with world-class academic and recreational facilities."
Gov. Bob McDonnell officially recognized the week. In his proclamation, he said more than 100,000 students attend private colleges in Virginia, which are "not only vehicles of tradition, but centers of learning that reflect the ever-evolving diversity and needs of American life."
Virginia Private College Week is sponsored by the Virginia 529 College Savings Plan.
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Happy horse: Teaching <I>les etudiants </I>with photos
Karine Nguyen-Tuong has noticed a trend in the children who have come through her French classroom over the past 15 years.
"They're so concrete," says the middle-school teacher at St. Anne's Belfield. "When I ask students to create something, for a lot of them nowadays it's harder than it used to be. Every year, there's another layer I have to pierce in order to get them to think outside the box. Their brains are totally different."
As if on a mission to counteract what she believes are the effects of too much television and computer games, the French native includes a variety of imaginative elements in her teaching. This year, she's using some of her own creative work to hook her students. Her children's picture book, Arnold the Smiling Horse, has just been published by Outer Banks Press.
While on vacation in North Carolina, Nguyen-Tuong, 36, a self-taught photographer, snapped shots of elaborately ornamented fiberglass winged horses that dotted the landscape of the barrier islands in celebration of the 2003 Centennial of Flight. The image of a small, awkward, wingless horse among this collection of more than 100 fancy steeds inspired the story of a young colt who comes to realize his own unique gift.
Although the book was originally written for her three-year-old daughter, Maya, Nguyen-Tuong found that her middle school students could also connect with its themes and images. Known to her students by her French name, Mme. Boulle uses the photographs as a springboard for vocabulary work, then helps students break down the elements they see in the pictures to create their own imaginative stories.
"People say, 'Oh, I'm not really creative, I could never write a book,'" Nguyen-Tuong explains. "If you have to come up with the entire thing it's hard, especially if you're not used to it. But if you're able to look around and really observe what you see and take little pieces from it, then it's a lot easier to connect and make a story out of it."
For another week, the public will be able to observe what Nguyen-Tuong sees. Through November, works from the book are displayed at Sage Moon Gallery on the Downtown Mall. Copies of Arnold with his soaring smile are available at the gallery, too, and at select locations around town.
"Karine is excited about everything," says Sage Moon's Morgan MacKenzie-Perkins. "She has a child-like imagination that really come through both in the book and in her photographs."
"When you read the story, you see the important thing is the smile," Nguyen-Tuong says. "I think we need that so much right now when you turn on the TV, and all you see on the news is so depressing. It's a warm feeling that we all need to be reminded of."
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Record prices for Ferraris at the RM auction in Monaco
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Ferraris made record prices at the largest luxury car auction of the spring which took place in Monte Carlo on Saturday, May 10th. The undisputed star of the event was a 1966 275 GTB/C with a Scaglietti body which changed hands for 5.7 million euro. The racing car is considered incredibly rare by experts and completely entranced the audience.
The second highest bid of the day was also achieved by a Prancing Horse car: a first series 1959 250 GT Pinin Farina Cabriolet. The open-top Ferrari (number 36 of a total of 40 built) sold for 4.7 million euro. A further two Maranello-built cars also went for over two million euro: the racing Dino 206 S that once belonged to gentleman driver Edoardo Lualdi Gabardi (2.72 million euro) and a 1967 330 GTS Pininfarina (2.12 million euro).


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Crafted in the renowned cutlery center of Solingen, Germany, the knives in this set have high-carbon-steel blades that hold a keen edge and resist rust and stains. Full tangs increase their balance, and stylish polypropylene handles ensure nonslip comfort.
- Each knife is precision forged from a single piece of sturdy high-carbon steel that resists stains and corrosion.
- Wüsthof's Precision Edge Technology (PEtec) ensures a 20% sharper blade with twice the edge retention.
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- 3" sheep's foot paring knife: 3"-long blade; 4"-long handle; 2.3 oz.
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- 6" utility knife: 6"-long blade; 4 1/4"-long handle; 2.5 oz.
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- 10" honing steel: 10"-long rod; 5"-long handle; 9.3 oz.
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Indy woman is killed after walking into traffic on I-65
JASPER COUNTY, Ind. - An Indianapolis woman was killed last night after walking into traffic on I-65 in Jasper County.
Indiana State Police report 66-year-old Betty Rush walked into the right lane of traffic on I-65 northbound near the Demotte exit.
She was struck by a car driven by a 22-year-old male from Gary, Indiana.
Rush was then hit by a semi also traveling in the right lane.
State troopers believe Rush may have been struck by several other vehicles whose drivers did not realize it was a person.
Rush was pronounced dead at the scene by the Jasper County coroner.
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Aaron Nola threw a two-hitter, pinch-hitter Tyler Moore belted a run-scoring double off Oklahoma ace Jonathan Gray to break a scoreless tie in the eighth, and LSU took Game 1 of the NCAA Baton Rouge super regional, 2-0 on Friday night.
Mark Laird had three hits, the last a run-scoring single in eighth for LSU (56-9), which can advance to the College World Series for the 16th time by beating Oklahoma (43-20) once more on Saturday or Sunday.
Nola (12-0) struck out six and didn't walk a batter.
Gray (10-3), picked third overall by Colorado this Thursday in the Major League Baseball draft, allowed two runs on five hits through 7 1-3 innings. He struck out nine and walked two.