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2013/05/23 10:27
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East Sussex Record Office has been based in the Grade II-listed Maltings, in Castle Precinct, Lewes, since 1949, but is moving to The Keep, a new £19 million archive resource centre at Woollards...
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2013/05/21 14:29
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Biggs argues that current demand can be met by 5,000 of South Africa's 20,000-strong rhino population, leaving room for expansion if necessary. This population would also increase once poaching was...
2013/05/21 05:42
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I am currently doing independent research of technology companies with a recent project in the mobile space. I was a buy-side technology analyst at Atlantic Trust (Invesco's high net worth group) for...
2013/05/17 14:17
2013/05/17 14:17
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... me the freedom" doesn’t have quite the same ring as "Show me the money," but it could be the tagline for a movie about entrepreneurs. Despite reporting more day-to-day stress, lower earnings...
2013/05/15 10:27
2013/05/15 10:27
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She received the chain of office from past president Diana Guthrie at the club’s annual meeting at Chalk Farm Hotel, Willingdon on April 22, She joined Eastbourne Soroptimists nine years ago and was...
2013/05/07 15:43
2013/05/07 15:43
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Chryssa Kouveliotou, an astrophysicist and senior scientist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, was elected to the US�s National Academy of Sciences it has been reported. A...
2013/05/06 22:43
2013/05/06 22:43
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I am currently doing independent research of technology companies with a recent project in the mobile space. I was a buy-side technology analyst at Atlantic Trust (Invesco's high net worth group) for...
2013/05/05 13:42
2013/05/05 13:42
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This should have been a great week for the Royal Society. On Friday, it unveiled the results of this year's election to its fellowship, the most prestigious honour (short of a Nobel Prize) that any...
2013/05/03 14:27
2013/05/03 14:27
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WI NEWS: Wendy Day writes: At the April meeting Jill Rutherford gave a very interesting and entertaining talk about Japanese culture ranging from the days of the Shogun and Samurai to the present day....
2013/05/03 14:27
2013/05/03 14:27
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FUN RUN: 10.30am on Monday at Barcombe Recreation Ground. 10k run, 6k run/walk all off road through the beautiful Barcombe countryside. Pre booked 10k £7.50, 6k £5. Download entry forms from Sussex...
2013/05/03 11:39
2013/05/03 11:39
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... —Physicists analysing observations from the Herschel Space Observatory have shown that galaxies in the early Universe were cooler than those we see around us today. The study draws on the...
2013/05/02 05:49
2013/05/02 05:49
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Outsourced IT offers hackers access to key control systems Dismal future beckons unless the battle for cyber-security is won, leading British academics tell Mark Hennessy, London Editor In the course...
2013/05/01 11:13
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TO MOST people, bumblebees are charming, slightly absurd creatures that blunder through garden and meadow with neither the steely determination of the honeybee nor the malevolent intention of the...
2013/04/29 07:05
2013/04/29 07:05
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The prospect of a ban has prompted a fierce behind-the-scenes campaign. In a letter released to the Observer under freedom of information rules, the environment secretary, Owen Paterson, told the...
2013/04/28 07:12
2013/04/28 07:12
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Europe is on the brink of a landmark ban on the world's most widely used insecticides, which have increasingly been linked to serious declines in bee numbers. Despite intense secret lobbying by...
2013/04/26 11:39
2013/04/26 11:39
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Ivy, often maligned as a garden pest, is vital to honey bees and other pollinators seeking food in autumn, new research from the University of Sussex reveals. The research, carried out by scientists...
2013/04/23 09:52
2013/04/23 09:52
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Local innovators have turned a second-hard scooter into a flour mill Adrian Smith and colleagues explore grassroots innovations, their potential for development and challenges facing...
2013/04/22 08:56
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The taste of beer, even without any effect from alcohol, triggers a key reward chemical in the brain, according to a study on Monday that explores how people become hooked on booze. Neurologists at...
2013/04/21 04:52
2013/04/21 04:52
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British scientists have offered an insight into why we forget people's names only for them to return hours later. Scientists have observed that in all animals memories that can be recalled several...
2013/04/20 21:17
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Trusting schoolgirl Sarah Willis handed £5,500 to her former child minder, believing she was helping save the woman’s life. But the kind-hearted 14-year-old was devastated to discover she was among...