I started by Googling for information on home-built wind turbines. There are a lot of them out there in an amazing va­riety of designs and complexities. All of them had five things in common though:

These findings show three of the cell types identified in the first study play two quite different roles: one involved in preparing movements, the other in initiating and controlling them. “The answer’s so clear and beautiful,” Tasic says. “It’s a perfect showcase of how you can use this type of data.” This covers just three of the 133 cell types thus far identified, but the atlas of genetic identities provided by the first study, which is openly available to other researchers, will enable researchers to zero in on other types to conduct similar experiments. “These studies set out a vision for the future of neuroscience: to comprehensively characterize all major cell types in the brain and systematically define their function,” Nowakowski says. “It also shows we’re only just at the beginning of this journey.”

But if the Celtics couldn’t push it to a seventh game without McHale, there would be no homecourt edge for Boston to lean on as each team had enjoyed three home contests through the first six in the Finals…

I have been inspired by BotJoy, Gary Hirsch’s movement to bring hope, joy, inspiration and courage into our world. Mr. Hirsch paints small robots on the backs of dominoes and leaves them in the streets.

Over the course of about 15 years, the Allen Park Police Department received an armored truck, the Melvindale Police Department received four rifles, the Flat Rock Police Department received five rifles, the Southgate Police Department received 10 rifles, the Wyandotte Police Department received eight rifles and the River Rouge Police Department received 10 reflex sights.

On Aug. 31 this year, his 25th anniversary on the force, Dan Stout retired from the Gainesville Police Department, in part because of the stress and fatigue he endured from the Spencer incident. “The level of resources and financial impact these types of events are now costing communities to prepare for and manage, it’s just unsustainable,” he says. “How much of our city do we literally turn into a quasi-police state to manage this?” Stout’s study of the alt-right and left-wing movements made him an “expert,” at least in the eyes of federal and state law enforcement, who, he says, began to invite him to visit their jurisdictions to share what he had learned. “They were soaking it up like a sponge,” he says. And yet, in reality he feels that they had collectively dodged a bullet — “no pun intended,” he says. “Just another inch to the right or the left and we’d have had a very bad situation.”

Free parking will be available at the Pleasant Street (Toho Square Garage) and Intermodal garage. Downtown patrons and business owners should avoid parking on Broadway after 6 a.m. as vehicles will not be permitted to leave after 10 a.m. due to spectator arrival.

“It’s funny. I made this record months before all that sh-t, and so whatever’s in the dark comes to light. So you listen to the song you know what’s going on,” said the Atlanta rapper.

Worthy buried a 15-footer over the shorter Daye on a left side isolation play to start the furious final quarter, which would go down as one of the most dramatic in NBA Finals history.

"We’ve been through quite a value-engineering process," Jim Mitchell, the zoo’s bond construction manager, said.

The latter two novels, “Night” and “Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry,” provide a common theme: Social injustices are often based on a single aspect of one’s story. This theme allows connections to a plethora of modern-day literature and current events. Students choose from several different young-adult titles incorporating the common theme, social injustice. Students connect with and compare the plight of their character in their new book with that of the protagonists in the books we’ve studied together, and to themselves.

The United States attorney from Western Arkansas, Conner Eldridge, was one of a number of Justice Department prosecutors who felt the department had given short shrift to domestic terrorism. Quietly, Eldridge began to network with United States attorneys from states with a history of white-supremacist activity. They pressed the Justice Department for more resources. “Our thesis was, hey, let’s focus on domestic terrorism at an equal level as we’re focusing on international terrorism, because they’re both terrorism,” Eldridge told me recently. “But we consistently confronted, at every level, a sort of lack of attention to domestic terrorism. The day-to-day focus was on the next potential ISIS attack.”