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Agricultural Chemistry and Bioenergy
William J. Orts , Kevin M. Holtman , and James N. Seiber *‡ Western Regional Research Center, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Albany, California 94710 Received for review ... via Today's Chemist At Work
Wednesday | SFGate
The former Celadon Fine Teas space in Albany is now home to Rendez-Vous Cafe, a French bistro that opened last week. via SFGate
Monday May 12 | UC Berkeley NewsCenter
Top graduating senior an infectious disease detective
“I loved how electrons moved. Everything made sense to me”
Today, after myriad challenges, the plucky, gregarious senior at the University of California, Berkeley, is the winner of a much more fitting prize. via UC Berkeley NewsCenter
Saturday May 10 | The Clarion
Priority re-evaluation prompts administrators retirement
“There are many legal issues and concerns that arise in the course of human resources management today.”
Dr. Sandra Lindoerfer A community college manager has announced her intention to retire after a decade of leadership in human resources. via The Clarion
Thursday May 8 | Today's Chemist At Work
Studies on the Aroma of Five Fresh Tomato Cultivars and the...
Studies on the Aroma of Five Fresh Tomato Cultivars and the Precursors of cis - and trans -4,5-Epoxy- -2-Decenals and Methional Western Regional Research Center, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department ... via Today's Chemist At Work
Tuesday May 6 | San Francisco Chronicle
Man's best friends getting man's best names
“We find that a lot of dogs have adult names, not cute dog names. Jimmy has friends named Larry and Jackson.”
As dog and cat ownership has expanded to nearly 2 out of 3 American households and spending on pet pampering products has exploded, Bay Area residents have taken to giving their animals more human-sounding ... via San Francisco Chronicle
Sunday May 4 | Inside Bay Area
What's that smell? Class action seeks answer
“One of the reasons a class-action suit has been delayed is because the science hasn't been there”
Rose Evans has lived in West Berkeley for 47 of her 79 years, but only recently did she figure out that the awful smell in the air might be coming from the steel plant down the street. via Inside Bay Area
Friday May 2 | Inside Bay Area
'Eye sore' a community concern
“Maybe at worst someone steps on a rusty nail. But there's no telling.”
The windows of the two-bedroom house at the corner of Talbot Avenue and Dartmouth Street in Albany are broken, many boarded up and framed by bent blinds. via Inside Bay Area
Wednesday Apr 30 | Contra Costa Times
Proposed Indian Casino to Clog Streets, Study Claims
“If you look at the projections, there's a lot of intersections that are going to be much more crowded”
A new report paints an ugly picture of gridlock on roadways from Albany to Marin County if a small Indian tribe wins the rights to build a Las Vegas-style casino in unincorporated North Richmond. via Contra Costa Times
Monday Apr 28 | MediLexicon
News From The Journals Of The American Society For Microbiology
“The presence of protozoa on leafy vegetables and their sequestration of enteric bacteria in vesicles indicate that they may play an important role in the ecology of human pathogens on produce”
Main Category: Biology / Biochemistry Also Included In: Respiratory / Asthma Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses Protozoa May Enable Food-Borne Pathogens on Leafy Vegetables Protozoa found on lettuce and ... via MediLexicon








