Show KSTAVAlUBilCOPY A2 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday October 8 2003 B World & Motion I I Physics Nobel Prize goes to a Russian hi and two Americans By The tricity without resistance And Anthony J Leggett 65 was honored for explaining one kind of superfluidity a peculiar behavior shown by extremely cold liquid helium Abrikosov is a Russian and American citizen based at die Aigorme National Laboratory in Illinois Ginzburg is a Russian baaed at the RN Lebedev Physical Institute in Moscow and Leggett is a British and American citizen based at the University of Illinois at Associated Press Two American citizens and a Russian won the Nobel Prize in physics Tbes-day for helping explain some of die strange things that can happen when matter is chilled to extremely low temperatures Some of that odd behavior is already employed in ' Urbana-Champaig- They will split $13 million in prize money The phenomena they studied are linked in that superconductivity arises from how pairs of electrons behave while superfluidity comes about from pairings erf1 atoms Abrikosov and Ginzburg have had “a big impact on the way people think about super- - ' conductivity” said researcher Robert Cava of Princeton University magnets are used now to generate the pow-- v erful magnetic fields required by magnetic resonance imaging machines the widely used tecb-nology for examining the inside of die body without surgery r MRIbody scanners and could someday be harnessed to' create high-spelevitating trains J The Royal SwedishAcad- - ' ed V emy of Sciences cited 'Alexei A Abrikosov 75 and Vitaly L ‘V Ginzburg 87' for their theo- - ?' f-? Ginzburg rie$ about : superconductivity the ability of some materials to conduct elec-- - ’ 1 f f ft- - p'v n i Fashion AP photo An Afghan woman right and with her younger sister haul recycled plastic and paper on their heads for firewood through a busy market in the center of Kabul on Tuesday The second anniversary of the start the US war against Afghanistan’s repressive Taliban regime passed quietly without ceremony Tuesday Twn XpiarQ I oftpr etoirt of war aiflllUl AftjhpnQ“ hpnn —HPj ! - Tg I jhgn rfQnp - KABUL Afghanistan (AP) — The second anniversary rtf die start of die US war US-back- 1 pioneer d ies aIlOO Vf yV' yy y ' ‘"'J a brief illness according to ' assistant Stephen Nixi In her - 4 f ' career bert presided over the Inter- -' : yi many y of America’s most important fashion institutions such as the Metropolitan j Museum of Art’s Costume ' ! o ed m -- : yy her: office inher late 90s she from continued to spread the word Afynistan 2001 banned girlsftom of American designers from - saiool woracn from hav- her majestic Firai Avenue hard-lin- e Islamic The ing jobs apartment ordered women to ? Lambert Dressed List and helped create national Best- - the future of Iraq “An Iraq that is in peace that Fow-Freedo- ' decades-lon- g Lam- - : Tal-iban- is on good toms with its neigh- -: on But during the past two bors an Iraq that is stable is in we have been busy with years reconstruction projects We Turkey’s interests” Foreign are rebuilding schools all over Minister Abdullah Gul said v In Washington White House ' v to : Kabul with UN money” he doing or a nation that said “There are still lots of press secretary Scott McClellan been devastated by nearly applauded the Turkish vote yJH problems in Afghanistan v a quarter-cenhof war especially security but there ' saying: “We welcome that work-- : will decisicm and we be been have The many positive Afghan ing with Turkish officials on ’y government has lifted restric-Vf- S changes’’: ' the details of their decisicm” Two 7 after tions against wmnen but in Oct the ' years 2001startof Operation nual areas where it has little Secretary of State Colin I ell expressed his appreciation to :' Endurii which audiority many women still ousted Triiban two months Gul in a telephone conversa-cannot work or be educated later die Afghan government y tion saying that the United Many are still cloistered at y ' burkas is States would be working with is laying foundations fora home and and Iraq oa putting it is but it £ some also in in strug-:Turkey public democracy mandatory ' into effect a senior US official areas v gling to stamp out an intensi- said on condition of anonymity Mohammad Anif Sarwari die' mg insurgency uy against Afghanistan’s repressive Taliban regime passed if without ceremony Tuesday The capital instead was filled with die hammering sounds of r'0 reconstruction and die laughs Institute and the Council of of girls as well as boys hurryFashion Designers of ing to schooLH: ca u1“We are so happy the Td-- 7 The Indiana-bor- n daughter iban have gone’ said Sadiqa of a circus advance man Sharif a teacher at Malalai Lambert was a tireless high school in the capital arbiter of style phoning Kabul “Girls are able to from an elegant desk in again' We have books midtown Manhattan office to f study and computers The interna- make genteel pitches about v tional community has given us the industry’s next big thingy so much:” Even after she closed her ''The Taliban who ruled :jv NEW YORK (AP) — Eleanor Lambert die publicist who put American designers alongside dieir Paris counter-parts on the fashion map died " Tuesday at age 100 She died at her Manhattan home after a owner of a construction compa’s ny said that during die time there was no work “No construction was going the individual rather than die government telling us what we have to do”Sharif said But Afghanistan remains a deeply impoverished country andmanyin the government have complained diat the inter- - ANKARA Turkey (AP) — Parliament voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to give die government permission to send Turkish peacekeepers to Iraq ' but members of Iraq’s interim council opposed the move a sign of the problems Washington faces as it tries to assemble a peacekeeping force The United States has been pressing Turkey for months to send what would be the first major Muslim contingent of peacekeepers a deployment that would enhance the credi-o- f bility of the American-le- d force in Iraq by demonstrating Muslim support Turkey’s parliament voted 358-18- 3 to allow the government to dispatch troops a move top officials said would improve ties with Washington and help give Turkey a say in Inl943sheorganizedfash - 'S -- T ’ W1" : V : in ion shows so that the press public and men to grow could preview designer collec- tions all in one venue the pre-“A few teachers still come to to tpd?y’8 New York v work in burkas but most don’t ' At least now it’s the choice of Fashion Week ' interjest with' Checking Free Interest and Free it Bill On-Li- ne ' - i x PRICES AT sH Pay i — Nylon Carpet Competitive rate on your checking account No minimum balance requirement and no monthly maintenance fee Free online banking and free on-lilong as you keep your account Now Reg $1199 $1500 sq yd sq yd t ne bill pay for as Earn Continental Airlines OnePass miles with the KeyMiles Debit Card Vinyl Flooring Reg $17:75 sq yd Now $1095 sqyd 1011 N Main Logan To open your Key Free Interest Checking Account call 435 -753 - 5000 visit Logan KeyCenter or Keycom Achieve anything 752-12No payment 10 deferred interest until Jan 2005 (OAC) i-- v |