 6 p.m. on a Friday, and without explanation, we took the student's experiment apart," Lederman said. "He started crying, as he should have."
Trying to violate parity in a weekend meant “overlooking niceties”: a coffee can, wooden cutting board, orange juice bottle, and a can of Coca-Cola were all used as part of the apparatus, which was held together by Scotch tape.
In 1962, with Jack Steinberger and Melvin Schwartz, Lederman discovered the muon neutrino, for which the trio would share the 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics.
But Lederman wasn’t always successful. In 1976, at Fermilab, he and his team thought they’d discovered a new particle with a mass of 6 GeV, publishing their results in Physical Review Letters. It turned out there wasn’t a particle there, so the data blip was named the Oops-Leon. (The next year, they discovered the actual Upsilon particle.)
Lederman moved to Fermilab in 1979, where, as director for the next decade, he delighted scientists and visitors alike with his leadership and scintillating personality. Under his watch, Fermilab constructed the Tevatron, then most powerful particle accelerator in the world.
In his later years, he moved to Idaho with his wife Ellen Carr Lederman, who survives him. She took care of him after he was diagnosed with dementia. In 2015, he sold his Nobel prize to raise money for medical funds.
Lederman was also infamous for the name that he came up with to popularize the Higgs boson, calling it the “God particle,” which was also the title of one of his more than half-dozen books. Beneath the flashy title were witty anecdotes, cogent explanations of science, and wisdom.
“Scientists, more often than not, are people,” he wrote. “We count among us minds of awesome power, those who are only monstrously clever, those possessed of magic hands, uncanny intuition, and that most vital of all scientific attributes: luck.”
The author is a freelance science writer based in New York.If your car has dents in it, you are probably ready to have them taken care of as soon as possible. Even small dents can make your car look less than its best and can affect its value, and larger dents can obviously cause even more issues.
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Lots of people are going to “The Amazing Spider-Man 2″ this weekend. I’m not.
At the water park attached to our hotel in Omaha last weekend, Spidey was hanging out outside taking pictures and signing autographs. So I got to pose with my son for a photo with the super hero.
I asked him how he was enjoying Omaha and he told he liked the town.
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He also said the best part was getting away from Mary Jane for a couple of days.
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In its latest Gartner report…“It is now time to include Oracle as a viable option when evaluating public cloud providers”, Gartner advises enterprises to engage certified Oracle Partners and leverage their wealth of experience, from design through solution management, which any single client will have difficulty competing against. Leveraging cloud certified partners, you focus on strategic initiatives, while partners help de-risk potential roadblocks on the way.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Fix InputFile overflowing
username_0: ## Expected Behavior
Text in InputFile shouldn't overflow component

## Current Behavior
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7850592/53965221-0fed0b80-40f1-11e9-9358-f5b9578e1060.png)
<issue_comment>username_1: Hello, are you open for PR's?

I would like to work on this

![56749092_352464472039568_476312663400382464_n](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/41123694/55741409-7b4a3600-5a2d-11e9-8d4a-12168cef3a50.png)

setting 

`overflow: hidden;`
`text-overflow:ellipsis;`

seems to fix the overflowing issue

live url : https://orbit-components-fix-inputfile-overflowing.surge.sh
<issue_comment>username_2: Hi @username_1 👋
Yes, we are open to any contribution that fixes issues labeled by `Help appreciated`! 🙂<issue_closed>
<issue_comment>username_2: Fixed in #993Prognostic significance of CD44v6 and nm23 protein immunoexpression in laryngeal squamous cell carcinoma.

In several tumours expression of CD44 and nm23 protein has been linked to tumour progression and metastasis. The aim of this study was to determine if there is any relationship between CD44v6 and nm23 protein immunoreactivity in squamous cancer cells and prognosis in patients with laryngeal carcinoma. The samples of human larynx cancer from patients with lymph node metastases and without lymph node involvement were analysed for CD44v6 and nm23 protein expression by immunohistochemistry using monoclonal antibodies. There was no significant difference in CD44v6 immunoexpression in cancer cells in patients with