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Jack Howland

Fort Worth, Kansas City
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Freelance reporter in Kansas City. Bylines in: @KCStar, @TheFastPitch. Previous stops: @startelegram, @pokjournal. A-list status @AMCTheatres.
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Two hours east of Kansas City, step inside ‘the best film festival in the world’

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By Jack Howland
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
On a blustery Saturday afternoon, a Kansas City couple stands determined in an alleyway. Rohan Pidaparti, 29, and Julianne Delessio, 30, are near the front of a growing line of bundled-up individuals hoping to see the 3 p.m. showing of “Zodiac: Killer Project,” a subversive new documentary that’s as much about our culture’s lust for true crime as it is the notorious serial killer.
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A scalable approach to absolute quantitation in metabolomics

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By Luke S. Ferro, Jack Howland, Devesh Shah, Jefferson G. Pruyne
| BioRxiv
Abstract Mass spectrometry-based metabolomics allows for the quantitation of metabolite levels in diverse biological samples. The traditional method of converting peak areas to absolute concentrations involves the use of matched heavy isotopologues. However, this approach is laborious and limited to a small number of metabolites.
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Larry Jackson Jr., entrepreneur and creator of Black Visitor’s Guide to KC, dies at 76

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By Jack Howland
| Yahoo News Verified
Some 30 years ago, few knew Kansas City’s Black business community better than Larry Jackson Jr. The lifelong city resident and bootstrap entrepreneur was a “walking Rolodex” of the day’s places and faces, his son, Scott Mason, 53, said. “If you needed X, Y or Z, he could usually rattle off a couple names.” Jackson could tell you where to go to get a haircut, a fine meal, a bag of groceries — anything — from a Black person. He understood, too, what it meant to run one of these storefronts.
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