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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Teach consent. It’s a gift for your kids
Couple Holding Hands(Photo: Ibrakovic, Getty Images/iStockphoto) It should be simple. Your body is yours. My body is mine. But parents and society inadvertently send really confusing messages, said Yvonne Cournoyer, prevention program manager at the Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault. … Continue reading
$300K Supercomputing Grants up for Grabs for Manufacturers from DOE
Come early March, grants worth $300,000 are up for grabs for manufacturers giving year-long access to national lab supercomputing cycles and half the staff hours of computer scientists with domain expertise under a U.S. Department of Energy program called High … Continue reading
Almost time to fly
During the winter months most people just stay huddled up in their homes waiting for those nice spring days to be able to get outside and start enjoying the nicer weather.But for some, winter is a time for building.These builders … Continue reading
Pentagon chief says Lockheed’s F-35 now on track for success
Lockheed Martin’s F-35 fighter jet, the Pentagon’s long-troubled and costliest weapons program, is now on course to become a success and even a relative bargain, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter says. “My memory goes back seven years ago to a … Continue reading
Wee Worthington: Models depicting city’s historic past to be displayed at museum
This model will be a depiction of Worthington, but it will be a cityscape that most current residents wouldn’t recognize. It hearkens back to Worthington’s past, a time when ice was harvested from the lake; Charlie Wong ran a laundry … Continue reading
Boeing gets US license to talk deals with Iranian airlines
Boeing Co said on Friday that the United States gave it a license to hold talks with airlines in Iran about buying jetliners, but said it would need additional U.S. approval to make sales. Boeing’s license, received on Thursday, marked … Continue reading
DOE Announces First ‘HPC for Manufacturing’ Industry Partnerships
Feb. 18 — The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $3 million for 10 new projects that will enable private-sector companies to use high-performance computing resources at DOE’s national laboratories to tackle major manufacturing challenges. The awards are part of … Continue reading