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Baltimore Sun - I think this streak will stand alone because they didn't have the luxury of losing," said Buck Martinez, Mid-Atlantic Sports Network broadcaster and a national television color commentator. "In [late] September, they couldn't afford to lose, and they ...

Seattle Times - If that happens, several thousand more visitors a year will be able to stand face to face with the reactor core — and confront the issues of the soul that color the atomic age. "Even if you disagree with the principle of this, even if you believe ...

Seattle Times - Howard Vollum was really instrumental in setting up an environment where technical people were both comfortable and challenged to try something new," said Gerry Perkel, a 20-year Tektronix alumnus who went on to lead the company's color-printing ...

Seattle Times - A more advanced idiot light might be able to change its color. For example, a light might glow amber if the attached device or computer is capable of megabit speeds while a gigabit device will cause that same light to glow green. But that's pretty ...

Forbes - The result is stunning HD image quality at up to 120 inches, incredible color control and the hassle-free setup, service and support Epson has become famous for -- all for $1,299 (estimated street price). The combination makes the Home Cinema 720 the ...

Xinhua News Agency - MIT researchers have created a new structured gel that can rapidly change color in response to a variety of stimuli, including temperature, pressure, salt concentration and humidity. (File Photo) WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 (Xinhua) -- MIT researchers have ...

Seattle Times - Unusual now, the color was popular in Georgetown in the late 19th century when the British imported indigo dyes from India. High-ceiling rooms with stone floors and heavy wooden doors and shutters lead to side courtyards where ceiling fans whirl above ...

Chicago Tribune - These Department of Defense-assisted schools enroll predominantly low-income families of color. For a global city, this policy decision that results in explicit public tracking is more than an embarrassment. It rejects the primary civilian function ...

Philadelphia Inquirer - If you're looking for the traditional reds, yellows and oranges of autumn, consult your local apple orchards, cornfields and pumpkin patches. All those deciduous trees that should be aflame with foliage color are about as green as they would be in ...

Philadelphia Inquirer - Brian Baldinger , working as the color analyst on the Eagles' game against the Bears, said he did know the intent. He said it is to protect teams against bad fields. And then he said, "This field is terrible." Baldinger said Kreutz's bad snap was a ...