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Car talk: High octane inside and outside Fulton coffee shop
Early on a wintry Saturday morning, Phil Mitchell stood watch over his pride and joy: a black and orange 1989 Lotus Esprit.
Like any well-versed car buff, he proceeded to reel off bullet points regarding his handcrafted machine from England —...Tags: NASA, Fairfax County, Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), Vehicles, Car Engine Repair
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Owings Mills Times Head of the Class
Jennifer Frank, of Reisterstown, daughter of Timothy and Jamie Frank, and a graduate of Garrison Forest School, graduated with a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from Bucknell University. Stephen Wilkes, a 13-year-old eighth-grade student at...Tags: University of New Haven, University of New Hampshire, Chestertown, Glasser (music group), Joe A. Hairston
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Dr. Joseph Vincent Brady, behavioral neuroscientist, dies
Joseph Vincent Brady, a nationally and internationally known behavioral neuroscientist, behavioral pharmacologist and space researcher who established the department of behavioral sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, died Friday of...Tags: Medical Specialization, High Blood Pressure, Methadone (drug), University of Chicago, Medical Research
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Howard County newsmakers
Douglas Erdman, co-owner and president of Community Realty Co., has been elected president of the board of the Arc of Howard County. Erdman is a resident of Ellicott City. Other officers are attorney Jane Chambers, vice-president; Ellicott City...Tags: Local Elections, Howard County, Science, NASA, Rollins College
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Catonsville student among 24 from Maryland taking part in space camp
Should Kieren "Kip" Van Sant have to write a what-I-did-last-summer essay at school in the fall, his tale will likely include planning a trip from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab in Laurel to Uranus.
As part of the Maryland State...Tags: NASA, Laurel, Colleges and Universities, Johns Hopkins University, Maryland
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Letters: Overcrowded schools, tennis stadium and space program
Students could be moved to underused schools out west A careful reading of the Howard County Times provides solutions for the over crowding of public schools and the proposed tax payer funded Tennis Stadium. The new Elementary school, the public park...Tags: Cape Canaveral, Multi-Sport Events, Clubs and Associations, Finance, Maryland Stadium Authority
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Save the date for basket bingo with the St. Michael's Knights of Columbus and Ladies' Auxiliary
Make sure to save the date as the St. Michael's Knights of Columbus and Ladies Auxiliary will be holding a basket bingo March 10 at the church. Doors open at 5 p.m. for refreshments, and bingo starts at 7 p.m. The bingo will feature Longaberger baskets,...Tags: Ken Ulman, NASA, Mount Airy
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Mikulski seeks House support for Webb Telescope project
Maryland Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski said Wednesday she expects the Senate will pass a budget bill on Tuesday that will include $530 million to continue work toward launch of the Webb Space Telescope in 2018 "and secure America's place in astronomy for the...Tags: U.S. Senate, Barbara A. Mikulski, Applied Physics, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Science
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Albert Reymann, engineer
Albert C. Reymann, a retired Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory mechanical engineer who led a team that helped create the forerunner of the global navigation and positioning systems in use today, died Monday of heart disease at Gilchrist Center...Tags: Fishing, Howard County, Applied Physics, Joseph Butler, Newburg
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Linden-Linthicum ready for a joyful noise Nov. 6 to help American Cancer Society
Linden-Linthicum United Methodist Church choir will be singing at a benefit concert Sunday, No. 6 at 4:30 p.m. Come to Glenelg United Methodist Church, 13900 Burntwoods Road, in Glenelg. The event is to benefit the American Cancer Society. Other...Tags: Health Organizations, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Drugs and Medicines, Entertainment Events, Christianity
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A toast to NASA's space explorers
How fitting the crew of NASA's final space shuttle mission will end almost 42 years to the day men set foot on the moon. On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first humans to visit earth's closest neighbor in space. I'm fortunate to be...Tags: Rocketry, NASA, Buzz Aldrin, Technology, Elections
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The shuttle's final flight
The scheduled touchdown of the space shuttle Atlantis Thursday at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida marks the end of a 30-year era in the U.S. manned spaceflight program. The space shuttle Columbia first flew in 1981, and since then the National...Tags: Rocketry, NASA, Retirement, Kennedy Space Center, Apollo Moon Mission (1961-1975)
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