EDITORIAL Pave the way to better roads by raising S.C. gas tax elsewhere. Presumably that would allow them to honor the pledges for no new taxes, which many have unwisely signed.

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Publication in JoVE Accelerates Knowledge Transfer by 75% at a Clemson University Lab Challenge: Dr. Delphine Dean and her lab accelerated research in the bioprinting field by developing a way to induce transient membran

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DATA ANALYSIS THE DATA.TABLE WAY The official Cheat Sheet for the DataCamp course “Take DT, subset rows using i, then calculate j grouped by by” General form: DT[i, j, by]

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OpenLCB - A new way of controlling model railroad Use Cases This document discusses how the OpenLCBTM meets various use cases. OpenLCB has been developed by the OpenLCB group via their web site at http://openlcb.org/ and

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PAPO COLO CONCEPT PLUS BE-COMING by Papo Colo, 1992 The profoundness of Willie Birch’s work is the way it is stored.

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By bringing together the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities, the School of Environment, Arts and Society (SEAS) is transforming the way we conduct research, educate students and engage the community. Becaus

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Seawall construction begins this month! After years of careful planning and coordination, construction to replace the nearly 100-year-old Elliott Bay Seawall will begin the week of November 18. Crews will start by buildi

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Paving the Way for California Pinot Noir Texas transplants Adam and Dianna Lee track down the best West Coast vineyards to make stellar wines By Tim Fish From Wine Spectator Magazine Adam and Dianna Lee, who make top-fli

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RESEARCH NEWS & VIEWS be separated from the rest of the ocean in the way that laboratory experiments can be constrained by beakers. To overcome this problem, Smetacek et al. used an ocean eddy near Antarctica as a ‘bea

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The Bright Side of "The Better Half" By Christina Sturdivant | October 5, 2012 Last night, by way of the brilliant minds of Julia Rhoads and Leslie Buxbaum Danzig, I was whisked away in a dance theater adaptation entitle

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