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                | Today 3 p.m.ALS/CXRO
 Photoemission and Photon Sieves: Perspectives for VUV-FEL-Nanospectroscopy
 Lutz Kipp, U. of Kiel
 Bldg. 6-2202
 5 p.m.Berkeley Lab Martial Arts Club
 Kickboxing/Taekwondo/Karate
 Bldg. 71
 Thursday  
                    9 a.m.EH&S
 First Aid
 Bldg. 48-109
 9 a.m.EH&S
 Laser Safety
 Bldg. 51-201
 1:30 
                      p.m.College of Chemistry
 Transient Electro-Optics of Organized Assemblies
 Zoltan 
                      Schelly, U. of Texas
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                | Morning Editions: Banana Pancakes 
                  with Two Eggs and Sausage Market Carvery: Pork Ribs, Scalloped 
                  Potatoes & Veggie
 The Fresh Grille: Sloppy Joe with 
                  Fries & Cole Slaw
 Menutainment: Chicken Pasta & 
                  Broccoli Casserole
 
 
 
                     
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                      | B'fast: | 6:30 
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                      | Lunch: | 11 
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                |  | Risk 
                    of Earth/Asteroid Collision Measured
 Scientists 
                    in London say a large asteroid is on a possible collision 
                    course with Earth. In theory, it could hit in about 11 years, 
                    British space monitors say. Odds are one-in-909,000 that a 
                    2.6-billion ton rock will hit Earth. The British agency was 
                    set up to warn people of potentially hazardous space objects. 
                    It says the potential strike data for Asteroid "2003 
                    QQ47" is March 2014. American scientists first spotted 
                    the giant rock on Aug. 24. Full 
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                |  | Replacement 
                    Lamps Are Coming
 For 
                    the past month, the Facilities Lighting Crew has been working 
                    to replace 68 defective Berkeley lamps. Crew supervisor Larry 
                    Begley reports that the lamps manufacturer has encountered 
                    delays in receiving ballasts. They now say the ballasts are 
                    expected on Sept. 8, and that shipment of the new lamps will 
                    begin toward the end of that same week. In the meantime, Begley 
                    hopes everybody can "bear with us" and invites anyone 
                    with questions to call him at x6993.
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                    Arts Club a Fun Way to Get Healthy If 
                    youre looking for an aerobic and strength- enhancing 
                    exercise system in a convenient location, then consider joining 
                    the Berkeley Lab Martial Arts Club. Their informal 
                    classes  which meet every Monday and Wednesday, from 
                    5 to 6:15 p.m., in Building 71  are structured to provide 
                    a positive and enjoyable atmosphere. Instruction focuses on 
                    balance, coordination, and flexibility as well as Martial 
                    Arts self-defense component. The cost is free, and all 
                    levels of experience are welcomed. For additional information, 
                    contact Eric Esarey at x5925 or [email protected]. |  |   
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