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China's Holdings of U.S. Securities: Implications for the U.S. Economy
Date: February 27, 2008
Creator: Morrison, Wayne M.
Description: This report examines the importance to the U.S. economy of China's investment in U.S. securities, as well as U.S. concerns over the possibility that China might unload a large share of those holdings, including the likelihood that this would occur, and the potential implications such action could have for the U.S. economy. The report concludes that a large sell-off of Chinese Treasury securities holdings could negatively affect the U.S. economy, at least in the short-run. As a result, such a move could diminish U.S. demand for Chinese products and thus could lower China's economic growth as well.
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Social Security: What Would Happen If the Trust Funds Ran Out?
Date: August 20, 2009
Creator: Scott, Christine
Description: This report looks at ways to overhaul the Social Security system due to a projected lack of system funds, which are estimated to become exhausted in 2041.
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The Role of Public Works Infrastructure in Economic Stimulus
Date: January 6, 2009
Creator: Copeland, Claudia
Description: Interest in using federal government spending to stimulate U.S. economic recovery has intensified recently in response to indicators showing significant deterioration of the economy. Some policymakers favor using traditional monetary and fiscal policies. Others, however, favor making accelerated investments in the nation's public infrastructure in order to create jobs while also meeting infrastructure needs. This report is an overview of policy issues associated with the approach of using infrastructure as a mechanism for economic stimulus.
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Export-Import Bank: Background and Legislative Issues
Date: March 17, 2009
Creator: Ilias, Shayerah
Description: This report discusses the Export-Import Bank (Ex-In Bank), the chief U.S. government agency that helps finance American exports of manufactured goods and services with the objective of contributing to the employment of U.S. workers. This report discusses the Bank's budget and related legislation, including the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009, signed by President Barack Obama and authorizing spending limitations for the Bank.
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The Overseas Private Investment Corporation: Background and Legislative Issues
Date: December 1, 2009
Creator: Ilias, Shayerah
Description: The Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) was established in 1969 and began operations in 1971 as a development agency to promote and assist U.S. business investment in developing nations. Today, OPIC is a U.S. government agency that provides project financing, investment insurance, and other services for U.S. businesses in over 150 developing nations and emerging economies. To date, OPIC has funded, guaranteed, or insured over $180 billion in investments.
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Agricultural Disaster Assistance
Date: June 29, 2009
Creator: Chite, Ralph M.
Description: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) offers several permanently authorized programs to help farmers recover financially from a natural disaster, including federal crop insurance, the noninsured assistance program (NAP), and emergency disaster loans. The Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 (otherwise known as the 2008 farm bill) includes authorization and funding for crop disaster programs, livestock assistance programs, and a tree assistance program. The new programs are designed to address the ad hoc nature of disaster assistance provided to producers during the last two decades.
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Economic Stimulus: Issues and Policies
Date: July 6, 2009
Creator: Gravelle, Jane G.; Hungerford, Thomas L. & Labonte, Marc
Description: Recent policies have sought to contain damages spilling over from housing and financial markets to the broader economy, including monetary policy, which is the responsibility of the Federal Reserve, and fiscal policy, including a tax cut in February 2008 of $150 billion and two extensions of unemployment compensation in June and November of 2008. This report discusses this problem as well as certain interventional measures that the government has taken and is considering taking to combat it, including various fiscal stimulus packages.
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Financial Market Turmoil and U.S. Macroeconomic Performance
Date: June 9, 2009
Creator: Elwell, Craig K.
Description: Lending in credit markets requires confidence in the borrowers' ability to repay the debt (principal and interest) in full and on schedule. The current turmoil in U.S. financial markets is the result of a breakdown in that necessary confidence. A number of indicators have pointed to a substantial rise in the cost of credit and a decrease in the flow of credit to the broader economy. Economic policy may be needed to get credit flowing smoothly again and to mitigate the damage incurred by households and non-financial businesses. Three types of policy response exist and are being applied in varying degrees. This report discusses each of these policy responses.
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China and the Global Financial Crisis: Implications for the United States
Date: June 3, 2009
Creator: Morrison, Wayne M.
Description: This report discusses the economy of China and how it is has been affected by the recent economic downturn. China has recently enjoyed one of the world's fastest-growing economies and has been a major contributor to world economic growth, but several Chinese industries have been hard by the crisis, and millions of workers have been laid off. This report explores this issue in brief, including what actions the Chinese government is taking to combat the problem, as well as what actions China may take to assist in stabilizing the U.S. economy.
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Canada's Financial System: An Overview
Date: June 26, 2009
Creator: Jackson, James K.
Description: This report discusses the relative stability of Canada's financial system in comparison to the financial systems of other nations around the globe that are suffering from the current financial crisis. This report presents an overview of Canada's financial system and its supervisory framework and draws some distinctions between that system and the current U.S. framework.
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Louisville, KY – Members of the Louisville Metro Council's Minority Caucus have sent a letter to Mayor Jerry Abramson asking him to VETO the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) passed tonight regarding the construction of a downtown Louisville Arena. Members are asking the Mayor to send the resolution (R-77-6-06) back to the council, in hopes that all businesses and workers of this community are allowed to participate in this project. Please see the attached document for a list of those councilpersons who signed letter.Sponsor(s):Ken Fleming (R) 7Kevin Kramer (R) 11Kelly Downard (R) 16Glen Stuckel (R) 17Julie Raque Adams (R) 18Hal Heiner (R) 19Stuart Benson (R) 20Robin Engel (R) 22James Peden (R) 23Doug Hawkins (R) 25Ellen Call (R) 26


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Data from the flight recorder retrieved from the Japan Air Lines Boeing 787 that caught fire on January 7 while parked at Boston Logan International Airport shows that the airplane's APU battery did not charge beyond its design limit of 32 volts, according to the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board.
AIN Air Transport Perspective » January 21, 2013
The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) for Chicago and its surrounding region has publicly charged United Airlines and American Airlines with running "sham" business operations conceived to circumvent city and RTA sales taxes. In a lawsuit filed against United last week, the RTA–a municipal corporation of government that oversees the Chicago area's public transportation departments–claimed that the airline established shell offices in the town of Sycamore, Illinois, where it pays a total tax rate of 8 percent.
Airbus has raised its sales target for 2013 to 700 airliners after surpassing its target of 650 for last year with gross orders for 914 airplanes and a net order count of 833 after cancellations. But the European airframer has acknowledged that it is especially eager to get sales of its A380 widebody back on track after logging orders for only nine of the superjumbos in 2012.
Rising sea levels and extreme weather events attributed to global climate change will increase the flood risk to airports and other transportation infrastructure in coastal regions of the U.S., according to the draft report of a government advisory committee. The trend over time will reduce the reliability and capacity of the transportation system, the study warns.
A new Reason Foundation study argues that U.S. passenger airports could support themselves and fund capacity improvements with user fees and long-term financing, eliminating the need for government grants from the Airport Improvement Program (AIP). The study by the libertarian research organization also proposes spinning off the FAA's Air Traffic Organization (ATO) into a separate federal entity that charges users for ATC services.
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About Me
Welcome to a crank adventure. This blog is primarily about cycling. Arguments over which style, MTB, road, track, single speed is irrelevant, because it's all about the bike.
Crank Adventure
This is a list of various outdoor events, mainly cycling ones. Some of these I will be attending others are just listed because I can
- 24th Sep: MTB 4/8 Hr: Rocky Trial Round 4 - Stromolo, ACT Link
- 8-9th Oct: Track: Sydney International Sprint GP - Bankstown, NSW Link
- 8-16th Oct: Film: Bicycle Film Festival - Sydney, NSW Link
- 15th Oct: MTB 3/6 Hr: The Phat Wallaby - Kempsey, NSW Link
- 15th Oct: MTB 20/40/60km: Freedom Marathon - Byron Bay Link
- 15-16th Oct: Crit 24 Hr: Pedal for Poverty 24 Hour - Bankstown, NSW - Link
- 16th Oct: MTB 50/100km: Kanangra Classic Enduro - Oberon NSW Link
- 16th Oct: Road 55km: Spring Cycle - Nth Sydney Link
- 22nd Oct: MTB 3/6/12 Hr Southern Exposure Festival Eumeralla VIC Link
- 23rd Oct: MTB 8 Hr: Chocolate Foot Round 6 - Lithgow, NSW Link
- 29+30th Oct: Track: Coffs Harbour Cycle Club Carnival: Coffs Harbour, NSW Link
- 29th Oct: Road 12hr: NSW Marathon Champ - Penrith, NSW Link
- 30th Oct: Road 50/165/205/250km: Fitz's Challenge - Canberra, ACT Link
- 6th Nov: MTB Super D 4km: Ourimbah All Mountain - Ourimbah, NSW Link
- 6th Nov: Road 58/90km: Sydney to Gong - Sydney, NSW Link
- 13th Nov: Road 100/160km: Rainbow Ride - Byron Bay Link
- 13th Nov: MTB 14/55/110/165km: Highland Fling Bundanoon, NSW Link
- 19th Nov: MTB 50/100km: Bottlebutt Marathon - Port Macquarie, NSW Link
- 26th Nov: MTB 8.25 Hr: Chocolate Foot Round 1 Part II - Awaba, NSW Link
- 3rd Dec: Track: Clarence Street Cyclery Cup - Bankstown, NSW Link
- 18th Feb: MTB 100km: Otway Odyssey - Apollo Bay, VIC Link
- 11th Mar: MTB 13/25/50/75km: James Williamson Enduro Wingello, NSW Link
- 17th Mar: MTB 50/100km: Capital Punishment: Canberra, ACT Link


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Smart Financial Decisions
Economy keeps fluctuating in an unpredictable way. In tough economic situations people go find them vulnerable towards losing jobs and businesses are challenged with decline in revenues. The effect of decline in economy is faced by everyone. When the situation hits a large picture the knowledge about how long it stays, what will it effect is difficult to predict. The times when the economy is flourishing the impact of bad decisions is can be masked easily. Here are the suggestions to stride towards our betterment.
Know the crucial
Realize the important parts of your business. This becomes grim when you are experiencing stress. Ask yourself about the essentials that are keeping your business alive. There can be trivial reasons such as taking care of your family, realizing your goals, and living your life in dignified way. Once you are clear on this your mind will easily differentiate the need of particular undertaking and decisions. Important thing to consider is to have safer decisions to keep your life values alive.
Be conscious about spending money
A proactive mind is required to cope up with the tough economy. You must be conscious about spending money by taking measures to cut down the unnecessary expenses. For instance if you are travelling in expensive flights then reduce the expenses through using a cost effective airline service. For more information use easy jet contact detailsto get the lowest flight tickets. Check for the credit cards or loans that can be consolidated or refinanced to decrease the interest rates and monthly payments. Ifyou are an entrepreneur and experiencing slowdown in the business then look for the ways to reduce the cost of raw materials, maintenance and other business operations. Explore some creative ways to find solutions to keep up with the customers and manage the services and products.
Take help from the professionals
In a situation of tighter economy good decisions can be made by researching about options and their consequences. Doing extensive research is required to properly know the shortcomings, results, and changes of particular decisions. So to get help seek information from experts with financial knowledge. Visit the different branches if you have a distributed company base. For affordable travelling expenses contact easy jet using easy jet contact details. Take a check on legal consequences of the decisions that you are about to take. This becomes crucial when you are on a go to make decisions on disposition of property such as foreclosure and short sale.
Have a check on history and statistics
Going through the past records of similar situations can be helpful in knowing the condition. The decision taken and the results noticed will become your road map to understand the possible consequences of taking a particular decision. If any bad decisions made previously you can learn from them and do the right one.
Keep yourself healthy and calm
Self-care is essential to avoid stress and confusion. The creativity is very essential to build new strategies and to take up smart decisions. In a creative state of mind a person can think clearly about certain relative things which might be confusing in stressed state.
Take decisions based on current state
Take a look at your current status of the company. This helps to make good spending decisions and know the future results. For instance using the credit cards during the tough financial times is not secure. Don't take decision to spend more in a hope to foresee good economy.
Sometimes stress from in difficult times will paralyze us from taking any sort of decisions. Mostly people find themselves forced to make impulsive and inefficient decisions. But under tough economic conditions bad decisions taken have more chances of leading into adverse results. For this reason, make use of above suggestions to take smart decisions and slide out of doom into gloom
Need A Loan But Don't Know Where to Start? 4 Ideas to Get You Started
The decision to get a loan is often much easier than determining where to go for approval. If you are new to the loan system, you will want to be prepared before you just jump in. Try and gather as much information as possible before you begin. If you are struggling to know where to start, here are some good ways to get started on your quest for the perfect loan.
Start With An Internet Search
The Internet is a great resource for comparing interest rates of other financial institutions. Every bank and lender that you will want to deal with has a website with a comprehensive library of information. You need to take advantage of that information and compare all of these institutions side by side. These days, it is much easier to do your homework on almost any institution because you don't have to even leave your house or talk to people face to face. Don't only rely on the internet for your information, but it is a great place to start. Be thinking of questions you want to ask lenders while you do this online research.
Consider A Variety Of Lenders
If you limit yourself to just doing business with a bank, then you are missing out on the variety of other lenders that are available out there. Credit unions, institutional lenders and peer to peer lenders are other great sources of funding that you could be missing out on. If you do not know where to start in your hunt for the right lender, then the best approach is to keep all of your options open and check out what every potential lending institution has to offer.
Know Your Limits
When you decide that you need a loan for some kind of financing, it starts a process that could take weeks, or even months, to complete. One of the first things you want to do is get online and find a good loan calculator that you can use to become familiar with how much you can expect to pay for a reasonable loan from a good lender. Financial experts at www.lowvarates.com are constantly reminding their clients that online loan calculators are not always accurate, but they will be able to show you the range of payments you will be making when you take on this financial responsibility. So once again, the loan calculator is a starting place, but talk to a professional once you have an estimate of your numbers.
Shop Around First
If you are going to be looking for a car loan, then take the time to determine what kind of car you will want and how much financing you will need. You can even spend some time talking to dealerships to see what kind of financing they will offer, but do not sign any agreements until you have had a chance to find your own bank. When you know the product you will be buying, it becomes easier to get financing for it. You also want to find the lender and the deal that will be best for you personally. If you are looking for low VA rates, you will want to be more specific in your search. If you have been given good recommendations for lenders, they may be worth checking out.
Getting that first loan can be an exciting time. But if you do not know where to start your search, then it can be frustrating as well. Check out your options and do the research necessary to turn yourself into an educated consumer before you start talking to bank officers about the terms of your new loan.
Sales Promotions and Marketing Technique
Manufacturing industry of a state or government is without any doubt form the foundations of its economy. The foreign reserves need to be strong and that can only happened when the production and manufacturing ability of the country are strong enough to handle the country's demand and a bit of international demand as well. A plant or a manufacturing unit may have a huge manufacturing capability but that has no use if it cannot capture a big enough market share to let the plant operate in full production capacity. The price now a day greatly depends on the fact of mass production. More the production, lesser is the cost since every day fixed cost and even the variable cost factor gets eliminated during pricing. So it all comes down to market the product once it has achieved the backing of quality and perfect pricing.\
A product cannot be successful on the basis of good price and quality alone. The proper brand name establishment and proper marketing on national and international level is required to get a major or required chunk of the market share. Once that point is achieved that you are selling equal to the amount of production capacity you are having, the price factor becomes secondary in the eye of the clients. The primary factor is the brand and availability which needs to be taken care with extreme care. Reaching to this level maybe an uphill task but is achievable. Companies go to great extent to achieve this goal and use any marketing strategy means possible that may give them a chance to achieve that point.
Here are few of the Marketing techniques that might be handy:
Public Awareness Campaigns
If the masses are not aware of your product and product range, there is no way in the world that they will blindly go for your product. So the first step in making your product wanted is to spread awareness of your product, its advantages and usage among the masses. This campaign might be handled in many different ways like:
- Public awareness by means of small event
Small and local events in towns and city areas are perfect to create awareness among the masses for establishing brand name and knowhow to your product quality, usage and advantages. These events can be for a small fundraiser for a unique cause or a community event of entertainment nature ensuring good attendance of locals of the area.
- Media Campaign being run on national TV
Another good mean of creating the awareness and brand establishment is to take advantage of the electronic media. The electronic media has a long list of channels ready to run electronic advertisements and small documentaries for a price. Tactfully designed electronic campaigns can give major impact on marketing of any particular product. The documentaries run on these TV channels ensure greater number of viewing and helps to target every age in their comfort of home. So though it might be an expensive technique to go for, it can be very feasible because of its results.
- Reviews of product in magazines and Daily Newspaper columns
The print media is also a perfect and successful established way as a marketing technique. In fact electronic media has been in for only few decades. Print media has been used as marketing and sale promotion for over a century now. The prints media has different ways of running your advertisement campaign. Print media includes:
- News Papers
- Magazines
- Journals
- Brochures
- Leaflets
The magazines can be used to get product reviews printed along with personal experience stories of user of the product. Newspapers can be used for sale promotion activities to offer sale or inclusion of a new product range.
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Grow Your Business in 5 Easy Ways
In order to make more profit out of your business, you have to make it go one way or another. Here are some things you can do to grow your business and earn more profit:
1. Focus on a single product or service.
You might get the urge to swing from promoting one product to another but doing this is actually risky. It is because focusing on more than one thing at a time will reduce the quality of your marketing strategies. You get the following benefits if you focus on promoting a single product or service:
-You can reduce the amount of effort needed in promoting company products or services.
-You can focus on promoting products or services that you know very well.
-Since you are focusing only on one product, marketing campaign on that particular product can use majority of the company resources available.
2. Have your customers promote your services.
Have you ever heard of the term referrals? This is when your existing customers share their positive experiences with your company. Others considered this as promotion through word-of-mouth. Ask your existing customers to let their friends know about your products and services. When asking for customer referrals, here are some things you need to first keep in mind:
-You have to provide a good service. If you don't give good service then you won't get referrals from your existing customers.
-Make it easy for existing customers to promote your product or service is by giving them simple promotional tool such as calling cards or brochures.
-Give incentives for every customer referred by an existing customer. This is to motivate them to promote your business.
3. Sell products to existing customers.
It is cheaper and easier to sell products to existing customers. When selling your products to existing customers, you won't have to spend money, time and effort on finding new leads. There are two ways to do this:
-Expanding your product line. If you have a new product, let your existing customers know about it. During a marketing campaign, ask your existing customers to try your new products out.
-If expanding your product line is not possible, sell more of your existing products by giving discounts or incentives.
4. Work with other companies.
Having a joint venture with a company related to your field of business is considered one of the easiest and cheapest forms of marketing. Here are a few ways to go about it:
-If you make spa and wellness products, you can ask a health club promote and display your products in their establishment. Offer discounts and other free products to further boost sales.
-Set up special events with the company you have partnered with. You can reduce the resources required to set up a special event by sharing resources with your partner.
-While you can partner up with companies that are not related with your line of business, you can get better success by having joint ventures with companies related to your business.
5. Utilize other advertising mediums to promote your business.
You might want to try other advertising mediums such as social networks and electronic mail. You can still use traditional marketing mediums as well, such as:
-physical newsletters
-newspaper advertisements.
These advertising mediums will promote your business in such a way that they will show good impact on people. It also makes them to feel as they are experience the product.
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Vilnius LT-06118 Lithuania
Aug 07, 2014
Intended for researchers, academic institutions, robotics developers, and hobbyists, SentiBotics Development Kit comes with software, sample programs, tracked platform and grasping robotic arm, 3D vision, object recognition, and autonomous navigation capabilities. Tracked platform is capable of carrying payload up to 10 kg, while modular robotic arm is capable of lifting objects up to 0.5 kg. With two 3D cameras, robot can see and recognize objects at range of 0.15–3.5 m.
Global Specialties
Yorba Linda, CA 92887
Jun 10, 2014
Fully assembled and ready to be programmed in C language, Model R700 is suited for teaching or learning basics of electronics, mechanics, and programming. Example programs can be downloaded to ATMEGA64 microcontroller using supplied USB interface and RobotLoader software. Constructed of heavy gauge aluminum, robot features 6° of freedom and is controlled via keyboard or RACS software. I/Os, together with I2C bus system, allow addition of extra modules.
Hexagon Metrology Inc.
North Kingstown, RI 02852
Oct 31, 2013
ROMER measuring arm packages are available equipped with PC-DMIS Touch Portable measurement software. By using Multi-Touch display technology on tablet PC, operators physically interact with software's guided measurement sequences and report templates. One-time dimensions are executed via automated measurement sequences, while more complex measurement plans are created by following guided measurement sequences and measuring features directly on part.
Epson America, Inc.
Carson, CA 90746
Sep 23, 2013
While C4 and C4L arms feature SlimLine design that provides flexibility via slim body and compact wrist that foster range of motion and minimize mechanical restrictions, C4L provides extended reach of up to 965 mm. Tight integration of motors and amplifiers along with feedback and controls lend to optimized motion performance, including acceleration/deceleration rates, and linear interpolated motion. QMEMS™ vibration sensing technology and RC700 controller are also standard features.
ST Robotics
Princeton, NJ 08540
Nov 14, 2012
Tandem R125 features two 5-axis vertically articulated robot arms mounted to programmable carousel. Also included are 2 interconnected K11R robot controllers enabling communications to synchronize motions of both robots or allowing robots to alternate turns while performing one task. RoboForth II software, teach pad, equipment interfacing, and cables are included in industrial system.
Misumi USA
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Oct 25, 2012
Available in standard or cover versions with thousands of possible configurations, LX Actuators include High Precision Class models for precise positioning and indexing control, and LX Actuators with Motors, which come in heavy and medium load versions with 8 types of stepper motors. CE compliant, RS Robotic Actuators are available in 18 small sizes driven by stepper motors and 20 large sizes driven by AC servo motors. Clean Room Class 10 models feature sealed design and stainless steel cover.
Philadelphia, PA 60466
Jul 30, 2012
Modeled after human arm, Cyton(TM) Gamma(TM) features 7 axes - 3 each for shoulder and wrist, and one for elbow - for kinematic redundancy. This enables more than one way to move axes to achieve particular hand motion, allowing arm to reach around obstacles and optimizing dexterity. Weighing 2 kg, arm can lift its own weight, occupies 15 x 18 cm footprint, and offers reach comparable to human arm. It is controlled by Energid Technologies' Actin software and connects via USB to computer.
FARO Technologies, Inc.
Lake Mary, FL 32746 6204
Jul 16, 2012
Prime arm, part of FaroArm line, offers accuracies as tight as .019 mm. Available in 6-12 ft lengths, contact-only unit is Bluetooth® equipped to eliminate need for tether, and features extended-use battery and composite material construction for durability. Product is compatible with CAM2 Measure v10 software. It also provides solution for basic measurements in inspection, reverse engineering, and CAD-to-part analysis.
Bedford, MA 01730
May 25, 2012
Providing backlash-free positioning, Miniature Integrated Actuator combines precision ball screw with 8 mm diameter and 2 mm pitch, Faulhaber DC motor with graphite commutation, rotary encoder, and gearless coupling. Unit is available in travels ranging from 10-300 mm, with 1 micron resolution, and handles peak axial loads to 800 N. Available with compatible drive/controller, actuator is suited for miniature robotics and precision dispensing systems.
Festo Corp.
Hauppauge, NY 11788
May 02, 2012
To meet challenges of ageing population, ExoHand fosters future human-machine cooperation in industrial environments by functioning as assistance system for assembly tasks in production. Force feedback system can extend worker's scope of action in production environments. Platform may also be used to develop service robotics and personal assistance systems applications. Exoskeleton is individually adapted to human hand; fingers can be actively moved, and their strength can be amplified.
ST Robotics
Princeton, NJ 08540
Apr 05, 2012
Utilizing digital motors driven by steel-reinforced, polyurethane timing belts, R12-six is suited for testing, sample handling, and machine feeding. Self-contained 6-axis bench-top unit is available with optional incremental optical encoders, plus hand that incorporates mounting plate for grippers and vacuum cups.
SAS Automation, Ltd.
Xenia, OH 45385
Feb 07, 2012
Used when sprues and runner systems do not stay on ejector pins after ejection from mold, GSZ Spring Loaded Sprue Plier Arm enables GRZ 20-16... Sprue/Part Pliers to absorb ejector stroke of mold. This inline spring arm has end ported for quick-touch pneumatic hose connectors and is available with clampable and threaded shafts. Latter includes jam nut and lock washers for plate mounting.
Positech Corporation
Laurens, IA 50554-1299
Mar 12, 2010
With lift capacities to 500 lb and torque capacity to 2,212 lb-ft, ReactionArm® manipulator reduces injuries to workers' wrists, arms, and upper bodies by absorbing shock, torsional forces, and impact forces from attached power tool, torque gun, or nutrunner. Minimized balance forces result in float feel when moving throughout work cell, and middle joint leveling feature lets arm stay in place once operator positions it. Operated with 90 psi air, product supports various mounting options.
Misumi USA
Schaumburg, IL 60173
Aug 19, 2009
Able to be utilized in various automated machine applications requiring precise motion control, RS Series is CE-compliant and includes 6 stepper motor-driven small sizes (RS) as well as 6 AC servo motor-driven large sizes (RSH). Clean Room Class 10 versions are also available, and all versions have life span rated to 10,000 km and above. Stroke is configurable from 50-1,050 mm, with constant load capacity regardless of speed, and range of accessory options are available.
Morrisville, NC 27560
Apr 03, 2009
Providing 3 linear axes, backlash-free UNIPLACE 2300 contains drive and control unit as well as media feed-through, which can be used to feed air, or for forwarding electrical signals. System allows working area up to 1,000 x 400 x 240 mm to be covered, while integrated distance measurement system with resolution of 8 µm allows repeat accuracy of ±0.05 mm. Able to move weights up to 5 kg, system features max speed of 1 m/s and max acceleration of 3 m/s².
Harmonic Drive, LLC
Peabody, MA 01960
Feb 20, 2009
Available with basic dimensions ranging from 128-230 mm dia x 78-127 mm long, FHA-C series has shape and hollow-shaft construction that aid in downsizing of machinery and equipment. Products are optimized rigidity and accuracy, and series of multifunctional control units are available. Max torque ranges include 21-67, 22-72, 27-86, and 31-102 lb-in., depending on model and gear ratio, which are available as 50, 100, and 160.
FARO Technologies, Inc.
Lake Mary, FL 32746 6204
Sep 12, 2008
Offered in 6, 8, 10, and 12 ft lengths, Quantum FaroArm Series provides precision up to 16 microns, making it suited for inspection and reverse engineering of precision components for aerospace, automotive, and machine building. Platinum and Fusion FaroArms feature Bluetooth® wireless technology, enabling users to inspect, digitize, and transmit data up to 30 ft away, even through walls, without cables. Sleep Mode feature automatically turns off units to save energy.
Nikon Metrology Inc.
Brighton, MI 48116
Apr 30, 2008
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"Hey Hun, are u packing yet?" Gerard called from his room down the hall of their new small house in Belleville.
"Yup im almost done with my books" Michelle replied as she started to rearrange her books so she could fit more into her duffle bag.
"Good, remember to pack Jeffrey's food to when your done with you cloths" Gerard remarked.
" I already packed my cloth this morning" Michelle replied as she took a few video's out of the back or her bag."
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" What's perfect?" Gerard asked as he leaned against her bedroom doorframe.
" I got all of my books and movies in my bag, and I can zip it up too!" she answered with a smile on her face.
"Do you need ALL of your books and movies? Cant you just leave behind one or two or ten?" he asked while he studies the bulging bag.
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"This is my first year and I want to do a good job."
"They give you summer reading in kindergarten?" he asked.
" Yup here's the record sheet they give me before the last day party" replied as she handed the white piece of paper to Gerard.
" Wow, well we will help you with it wile we are on the bus inbetween shows" he replied as he read the instructions at the top.
" Thanks" Michelle replied
"Mhmm, just put it into your binder with all of your drawing stuff, so it wont get crinkled up." Gerard replied handing the paper back to Michelle.
"Okay, I got all of my cloths packed, all of my book's and video's, everything in the bathroom, and all my hair stuff. And I will pack the cat stuff next, is their anything else I need?" she asked trying to think if you cat need her bed and her couch.
" Nope it looks like we got it all covered, were did you put the clothing bag we packed for you?" he asked.
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- Christopher Halliwell
- Brookhaven, MS
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Secondary Education Physics, Mississippi State University
This conversation is closed.
Should public schools be allowed to teach creation myths in science class?
Should christian political parties be allowed to circumvent the scientific method by using politics to put mythology in science textbooks?
Closing Statement from Christopher Halliwell
This conversation contains strongly differing opinions about public education. However, those who commented in favor of introducing creation myths into science textbooks were always religiously motivated. This is no surprise. Instead of appealing to the validity or truth of their respective creation stories, theses people appealed to "teaching the controversy". My response:
There is no controversy concerning evolution in the scientific community. "Teaching the controversy" of creation stories vs evolution is equivalent to teaching astrology next to astronomy, or alchemy next to chemistry, or magic next to electromagnetism. Without any verifiable claims to test, creation stories are not scientific. Ergo they do not belong in a science textbook.
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Feb 26 2013: Robert,
You are correct in that I used strongly worded descriptions for my title. This was done purposefully to pre-alert all commenters to my personal stance on the topic. I created this conversation to learn more about how the TED community feels about this issue. I appreciate your input.
Feb 26 2013: Christopher, You have certainly came to the correct forum (TED) to argue against religion. However, a 2012 Gallup survey reports, "Forty-six percent of Americans believe in the creationist view that God created humans in their present form at one time within the last 10,000 years. The prevalence of this creationist view of the origin of humans is essentially unchanged from 30 years ago, when Gallup first asked the question. About a third of Americans believe that humans evolved, but with God's guidance; 15% say humans evolved, but that God had no part in the process."
National Academy of Sciences states:
Today, many religious denominations accept that biological evolution has produced the diversity of living things over billions of years of Earth's history. Many have issued statements observing that evolution and the tenets of their faiths are compatible. Scientists and theologians have written eloquently about their awe and wonder at the history of the universe and of life on this planet, explaining that they see no conflict between their faith in God and the evidence for evolution. Religious denominations that do not accept the occurrence of evolution tend to be those that believe in strictly literal interpretations of religious texts.
—National Academy of Sciences, Science, Evolution, and Creationism
Since you have taken a position in absolute disagreenment to anything religious being acceptable and I have taken the stance of appreciating both sides of the argument and seeking a plausable solution .... we are at odds and I see no willingness to bend in your position. Therefore I suggest the following quote:
Let that which is of Ceasar be unto Ceasar and that which is of God be unto God.
I look forward to conversing with you again on a subject that we can openly discuss and appreciate each others views.
I wish you well. Bob.
Feb 27 2013: Hi RW,
Are you suggesting that the popularity of creationist beliefs is enough of a reason for it to be taught alongside established biology, geology, cosmology etc?
I personally have no issue with discussion and debate in the appropriate forums. I just object in principle to special interests and political lobbying getting special treatment for their world views alongside established science, by passing the scientific processes, essentially a free pass for a loud voice.
My views are reinforced in this case because I support the separation of church and state (schools). I don't think government schools are the appropriate place for religious indoctrination even when creator is disguised as an intelligent designer.
Any criteria for what special interest topics get taught as alternatives to established science. Put it to a vote at the local education authority? A phone poll? Or just anything you happen to agree with gets in?
Personally I think science classes should teach the best current established science. If that changes over time, and it will, the curriculum can be updated. If we find evidence of a species of angelic animals, they can be included in biology. If we find gods responsible for the force of gravity, that can go in physics. But lets leave it to scientific processes to decide what the best science is and not special interest groups. Controversy is not the standard by which we decide what goes in school curriculum in my opinion.
I guess "One nation under god" upsets some US secularists and maybe a few polytheists.
Feb 27 2013: Thanks for the reply. I have the same question as Obey. Are you suggesting that the popularity of creationist beliefs is enough of a reason for it to be taught alongside established biology, geology, cosmology etc? If so, what is your reasoning?
"Since you have taken a position in absolute disagreenment to anything religious being acceptable..."
That is not what I have said at all. I am against anything nonscientific from being in a science textbook. As soon as ANY religion develops a verifiable claim, we can talk science. As it is, no religion has anything to do with science. In fact, quite the opposite. They tend to resent an effort to actually understand the world we live in. Instead, they seem to only want to take solace in their beliefs. I don't know about you, but I would rather know the sad truth than continue to delude myself in a blissful lie.
A drunkard can be happier than a sober man, but that's no more to the point.
Feb 27 2013: If I were to be taking that stand I would have argued that the lack of popularity would be basis to discontinue the subject of science in education. That is an assumption on your part. Bad science to assume.
The National Academy of Science, religious leaders and scientists seem to be able to play together nicely. You stated that you used the terms in your explaination intentionally to state your position on religion versus science. You also state in your bio that you are atheist. This appears to be an opportunity for you to grind a anti-religion ax and not really about schools. You also state you are a teacher. As strongly as you have stated your case and anti-religious views I would be concerned for any student who did not share your views.
If I wanted my children to be education in a religious environment I would send them to a church school or private school based on a religion of my choice.
I do not know about drunkards ... I will have to trust you on that.
Feb 28 2013: I assumed nothing. I asked you.
My personal anti-theist stance does not affect my belief that myths should not enter a science textbook. Regardless of your spritual beliefs, we should all come to the conclusion that science should be the only thing in science textbooks. I would thank you not to throw ad hominems at me.
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Not a lot of people know who or what the Bailey Blade XTR is.
That's about to change at the 2013 SEMA Auto Show later this year.
As a project of Neal Bailey's BXR Motors, the Bailey Blade XTR has been in the oven for quite some time now. But the project car has yet to progress into an actual production car because, well, there wasn't enough money to do so.
But now, the money has been injected into the project and, thanks to a teaser video released by BXR Motors, the Bailey Blade XTR is mere months away from making its official debut at the 2013 SEMA Auto Show .
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Click past the jump to read more about the 2014 Bailey Blade XTR.
Neal Bailey started to work on this project back in 2007, but only now he managed to find funds to finish it. According to the first details released on the XTR, it will weight anywhere between 2,200 to 2,700 pounds, depending on the options selected.
This low weight will be obtained by the intense use of carbon fiber and Kevlar, as well as a steel/composite chassis. The model will also be equipped with an active-aerodynamic package and will boast a 45:55 rear-biased weight split.
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|Body width, without mirrors
|72 inches (at rear fender)
|Overall height
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|Front track width
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|Rear track width
|59 inches
Few details have been offered on the XTR's interior, but from the few photos we have, it looks like the car will be equipped with Recaro sports seats, plus lots of leather and carbon-fiber insertions.
The most amazing part of the XTR lies under the hood. Under here, Bailey placed a Ford Racing-sourced 5.0-liter V-8 "Aluminator" engine with output levels ranging from 550 to 750 horsepower, which the website eludes to a supercharged engine being the base setup and a twin-turbocharger setup being the higher output-range.
This engine features an aluminum block, pistons and cylinder heads; forged-steel crankshaft and H-beam connecting rods; large sup oil pan; composite intake; and an 80 mm drive-by-wire throttle body.
The engine mates to a six-speed manual transmission and will sprint the car from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds.
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Because we are talking about a very powerful sports car, Bailey also installed a four-wheel independent short/long arm double wishbone suspension featuring six-way double adjustable shocks with adjustable coilover springs and adjustable ride height control.
Prices for the Bailey Blade XTR will be announced during the car's official debut at the 2013 SEMA Show.
With the incredible amount of power delivered, the XTR will have no problem standing taking on the most powerful sports cars out there. But because SEMA is all about tuning kits, we are going to focus on upgraded sports cars delivering the same amount of power at the XTR.
2013 Audi R8 V10 by ABT Sportsline
ABT Sportsline is among the latest tuners to announce a serious upgrade kit for a sports car like the Audi R8. It is based on the V10 version and increases the output to 600 horsepower and 405 pound-feet of torque - up from the standard 525 horsepower and 391 pound-feet of torque. With these upgrades, the ABT R8 will sprint from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds and up to a top speed of 198 mph.
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The developed of the Blade XTR took some time it's true, but the result looks pretty promising. If Bailey decides to keep the price reasonable, then we are pretty sure it will enjoy some success.
The Bailey Blade XTR is Ready to Be Built
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- Two output levels
- Quite fast
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Sep. 23, 2014
Wesleyan University in Connecticut announces that its residential fraternities must all admit women as members and residents; fraternities will have three years to comply with the new rules; statement comes as colleges across country wrestle with the connections between heavy drinking, dangerous behavior and sexual assault at fraternities and sororities. MORE
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Rutgers University student Darsh Patel is killed by a black bear, the first such recorded death in New Jersey since the 1850s; he and four friends were hiking in the Apshawa Preserve in the northern part of the state when they encountered the 300-pound bear, which was found and euthanized. MORE
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Editorial supports pending bills in the New York State Legislature that would limit the ability of colleges to screen prospective students based on minor criminal records; argues that practice must end because criminal records are often inaccurate and misleading, penalizing students for trivial events in the distant past; observes that participation in college has been demonstrated to reduce recidivism. MORE
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Op-Ed article by educator Vicki Madden examines number of causes, including social isolation and alienation, that compel large number of low-income students to drop out of selective colleges; warns that such students often feel deterred from seeking help from professors, and feel strongly that succeeding at college means sacrificing their identity. MORE
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Roberta Smith discusses Columbia University student Emma Sulkowicz, who is protesting university's response to sexual assault she endured by carrying mattress around with her; notes that Sulkowicz has branded her actions as performance art piece, titled Carry the Weight, and is submitting it as senior art thesis; says work comes at time when political protest and performance art are intersecting in increasingly adamant ways. MORE
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Bill Bragin, Lincoln Center's director of public programming, will head New York University's performing arts center in Abu Dhabi. MORE
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Susan Dynarski Economic View column commends Obama administration for undertaking effort to reduce spiraling college costs, but argues that effort is unlikely to work; observes that plan fails to address fundamental fact that financial burden of paying for state schools has shifted from state taxpayers to students themselves. MORE
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Pres Obama announces nationwide public service campaign aimed at urging young people to do more to prevent campus sexual assaults. MORE
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Gunmen storm a college in northern Nigeria, firing on fleeing students and setting off an explosion in an attack that killed at least 15 people and wounded 35. MORE
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Letter from Richard M Joel, Yeshiva University president, comments on Sept 9 David Brooks Op-Ed column about college education. MORE
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David Leonhardt The Upshot; nonprofit organization QuestBridge has quietly become one of biggest players in elite-college admissions; on some top campuses, a few hundred high-achieving, low-income students come from the program. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
University of Missouri students will have opportunity to study ancient artifacts through pilot program with Capitoline Museums in Rome. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Examination of sexual assault complaints by Florida State University students shows pattern in which Tallahassee and university police dropped cases if victims did not explicitly ask police to investigate; experts say what happens in Tallahassee is common, although police forces are being encouraged to alter their habits. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Museum of Public Relations will make its collection of more than 500 books and 100 hours of video interviews accessible to the public through two-year loan to Baruch College in Manhatan; museum's founder Shelley Spector hopes collection will help improve public understanding of her profession. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Poems created from posts in Craigslist's Missed Connections section highlight erotic aspects of beginning of academic year. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Ann Carrns Your Money Adviser column; new generation of crowdfunding services, including GoFundMe and Crowdrise, are helping students hoping to defray costs of college. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Under Armour and Notre Dame strike deal said to be worth $90 million in which Under Armour will provide uniforms, footwear and apparel for all 26 of Notre Dame's varsity teams for 10 years; in its Shamrock Series football game against Purdue, Notre Dame will wear specially designed uniforms inspired by university's famous Golden Dome architecture. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
California is poised to become first state to require all colleges receiving state funds to strengthen their policies on sexual assault by mandating that students give active consent before all sexual activity. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column contends educational inequality in United States is contributing to growing income inequality, and is gumming up mobility that broad-based prosperity requires; notes US trails nearly all other industrialized nations in educational equality; points to inability of educational system to prepare underprivileged Americans for college as prime factor in country's educational stagnation. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
About 100 children who lost a parent in Sept 11 attacks will begin their college education with full scholarships from Families of Freedom Scholarship Fund, formed a week after attacks; it will continue to provide scholarships through 2030. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column notes Gallup poll exploring link between education and long-term success in the workplace; calls on government to play greater role in fostering more and more employer-educator partnerships that businesses can benefit from. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
David Leonhardt The Upshot; new College Access Index measures which top colleges have the most economically diverse student bodies and charge the least to lower-income students. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
David Brooks Op-Ed column reflects upon William Deresiewicz essay arguing that elite American colleges have focused too heavily on career-building, neglecting their duty to help students develop moral character and self-understanding; contends good first step would be for admissions officials and employers to look beyond over-padded resumes in order to give opportunities to those who are truly wrestling with emotional and spiritual growth. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Editorial calls on California Gov Jerry Brown to sign bill that would redefine consent in sexual assault policies at state-financed colleges; praises policy, which puts burden on student initiating sex to obtain a 'yes' rather than on intended partner to convey 'no'; holds 'yes means yes' policy will not make sexual assaults disappear, but could significantly improve how colleges handle accusations. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Morningside Foundation, group led by wealthy Hong Kong brothers Ronnie and Gerald Chan, will give $350 million to Harvard University's School of Public Health; gift is largest in university's history. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Princeton University is planning significant changes in the way it handles allegations of sexual misconduct, including lowering standards required for guilty finding in disciplinary proceedings; changes would bring Princeton's procedures in line with those at peer institutions and in compliance with federal requirements. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Yale's chief investment officer David F Swensen has asked its money managers to assess how investments could affect climate change and suggested that they avoid companies that do not take sensible 'steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions'; strategy is part of program announced at Yale that includes $21 million capital investment for energy conservation. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Bill Gates and Australian Prof David Christian have created Big History Project, course designed to be taught at all levels of high school and college; project teaches history that offers a sense of underlying unity of modern knowledge; one of the biggest obstacles the project faces is Gates himself, who has become a remarkably polarizing figure in education world. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Education community has been excited by studies that have found that testing students at the beginning of courses helps students' performances improve; basic insight is that pretesting may be the key to studying, rather than the other way around. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Photos of female cadets of the incoming freshman class at the United States Military Academy at West Point. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column complains about narrowness of discussion surrounding college education, and way it so heavily emphasizes how a career is successfully forged and how financial security is quickly achieved; contends college education must prepare students to confront and change political and social aspects of American life that are as troubling as the economy. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
Florida State University begins disciplinary inquiry into female student's accusation of sexual assault by quarterback Jameis Winston, nearly 21 months after she first came forward. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Michael Kimmel and feminist leader Gloria Steinem welcomes passage of California bill that will make state first to embrace what is known as the 'yes means yes' law; notes that law alters standard regarding consent to sexual activity on college campuses. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
The Upshot; many students are choosing to attend colleges and universities that provide some unique cultural or educational experience over more selective schools; David Tenorio chose 800-student, math- and engineering-focused Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, Calif, over Harvard and Northwestern. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column; Barnard College, small women's college associated with neighboring Columbia University, has been asserting its independence graphically with newly designed crests that appear throughout campus; such environmental graphics help assuage visitor confusion. MORE
Sep. 3, 2014
Study of college students published in journal CBE Life Sciences Education reveals that class participation has most profound effects on black students and students whose parents did not go to college; finds that active learning raised average test scores more than 3 percentage points, and significantly reduced the number of students who failed exams. MORE
Sep. 3, 2014
Dancer turned historian Jennifer Homans is set to open the Center for Ballet and the Arts at New York University, organization that will establish ballet as serious subject of academic inquiry and weigh ballet's past, present and future; center seeks to invigorate art form following Homans' assertion that ballet is dying. MORE
Sep. 3, 2014
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises American colleges and universities, and any students or staff arriving from nations hit by Ebola virus, to take extended precautions against spreading disease; maximum incubation period for virus before symptoms appear is 21 days. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Tenille Warren has begun classes at Fashion Institute of Technology at age 38, two decades after being chosen in high school for the 'I Have a Dream' Foundation's college program; while program promises free college to all participants who finish high school, burdens of coming from poor household prevented Warren from entering college as planned. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
Universities and colleges in the United States see little risk from Ebola virus but also admit that they have limited ability to track students' travels or their health; many are questioning students from countries hit by the outbreak, and asking others who have visited to step forward voluntarily. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
College students across the country are building faster, more informative and overall better versions of universities' information systems managing course selection and scheduling; this culture of innovation has accelerated debates about the flow of information on campus, and forced colleges to reckon with some unexpected results of the programming skills they are imparting. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Molly Wood Machine Learning column highlights examples of companies and websites that aim to save college students money, like websites that offer price comparisons for textbooks. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Federal surveys show that despite promises by elite colleges to admit more poor students, American universities educate roughly the same percentage of low-income students as a generation ago; circumstance exists even though many high school seniors from low-income homes have top grades and scores; with race-based affirmative action losing both judicial and public support, many have urged selective colleges to shift more focus to economic diversity. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about a college graduate's obligation to secure a job commensurate with specific degree and confidentiality of proceedings of community association's historic preservation committee. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Judge Robert D Okun rules that Corcoran Gallery of Art, one of the nation's oldest privately supported museums, can proceed with its plan to dissolve itself and be absorbed by National Gallery of Art and George Washington University; decision deals fatal blow to last-minute legal challenge by opponents who hoped to keep the museum in one piece. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
New York State Supreme Court Judge Nancy M Bannon hears arguments in case brought by group of students, faculty members and alumni who are challenging decision by Cooper Union, one of country's few free colleges, to begin charging tuition. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Ann Carrns Your Money Adviser column; students heading off to college need to give thought to financial and banking needs before arriving on campus; some topics new students should become familiar with, like how to avoid overdrafts, are highlighted. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column upholds value of studying humanities in college; says humanities offer means of thinking seriously about ourselves and world; points to value of philosophy in particular, and describes way that philosophers Sir Isaiah Berlin, John Rawls and Peter Singer have shaped his world view; adds that to adapt to changing world, society needs not only new technologies but new ideas. MORE
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Campus Police Acquire Military Weapons
At least 124 colleges have acquired military equipment through a federal program that transfers military surplus to law-enforcement agencies across the country.
September 22, 2014, Monday
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Questioning an Ambitious Chancellor's Vision
While the aggressive transformation of the University of Houston has drawn praise, it has also prompted questions about the college's role in both the community and the university system.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
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September 21, 2014, Sunday
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Making a Splash on Campus
In the university recreation center arms race, the latest idea is to turn a piece of campus into something approaching a water theme park.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
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September 20, 2014, Saturday
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Ex-President Carter in Hot Seat, on Subjects Vital or Not
As Jimmy Carter's time in office moves further into the past, the questions from Emory freshmen at his annual town hall get less predictable.
September 19, 2014, Friday
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Nigeria: Gunmen Strike College, Killing at Least 15
Gunmen stormed a college in northern Nigeria on Wednesday, firing on fleeing students and setting off an explosion in an attack that killed at least 15 people and wounded 35, the police said.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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September 18, 2014, Thursday
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September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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In College, Finding Moral Purpose
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September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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Rod Luff Exhibition at Phone Booth Gallery
Phone Booth Gallery just posted their newest show, this time it's Australia's Rod Luff. Considering the prices on his prints last year, these originals are very affordable. Check out PhoneBoothGallery.com.
Phone Booth Gallery just posted their newest show, this time it's Australia's Rod Luff. Considering the prices on his prints last year, these originals are very affordable. Check out PhoneBoothGallery.com.
Ken Taylor sent over this awesome video of his semifinal Secret Wars battle. He will now move onto the final round. Considering the 90 minute time limit and lack of sketching, Ken's piece is beyond impressive. The dude oozes talent. Enjoy!
As part of their David Lynch show and poster series, Phone Booth Gallery just released Joe King's Eraserhead poster. It's an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 100, and costs $40. Visit PhoneBoothGallery.com.
Arrested Motion stopped by James Jean's studio to see the work for his upcoming exhibition at Martha Otero. This stuff is mind-blowing. Visit ArrestedMotion.com.
Jayme Odgers is a super talented artist that recently suffered a stroke which has affected his ability to swallow, speak, and work. Merry Karnowsky Gallery and LAUNCH Projects are teaming up to hold a benefit sale on Saturday. Jayme's personal art holdings will be sold for 50% off retail price with all funds going directly […]
David B. Smith Gallery is hosting a new show this weekend with two of the most exciting fine artists I've come across in quite awhile. Ryan McLennan and Laura Ball are both quite mind-blowing. Check out Laura's stuff here, Ryan's here. More info on the show at DavidBSmithGallery.com.
Most of Ferg's new show at Rotofugi Gallery has already sold out, but there are still some nice prints and mixed media pieces available. At the very least, it's cool to browse through the stuff that sold, it was an amazing show. Visit Rotofugi.com.
Sorry for the late post about this, I was out of town for the weekend. In conjunction with Funny Or Die, Gallery 1988's "Is This Thing On?" collects a HUGE number of artists paying homage to their favorite comedians. A few pieces are sold out, but there are still truckloads of great things available. Check […]
For Melbourne's Secret Wars, Ken Taylor and Deb squared off in a live art battle. The rules were no sketching on the canvas, black paint only, 90 minutes allowed, and the piece must reference the other artist. It's a cool video for sure, check it out!
Just a quick heads up, Dan May has a number of beautiful mini paintings available for $250 each. If you've been looking to score an original from him, you won't prices find much lower than these. Visit his shop.
Baurmann Gallery will release another amazing mono-distortion piece by Mear One today. "New World Disobedience" is 18″ x 29″, has an edition of 22, and will cost $500. To be clear, these are not prints, each piece is totally hand-painted by Mear. They go up today (Tuesday, December 14th) at 1pm Pacific Time. Visit Baurmann […]
Gallery 1988 is holding a nice little holiday sale starting today, with all of their original artwork for 30% off, plus all of their art prints for 20% off (excluding some of the newer stuff). They've also added new prints by Luke Chueh, Scott Campbell, Stella Im Hultberg, and more. Visit NineteenEightyEight.com.
Arrested Motion was able to sit down with Josh Keyes for a really interesting, extensive interview. He has a new show opening at David B. Smith Gallery in Denver this weekend and the work is looking stunning (check out that 40″ x 120″ canvas in the picture!). Visit ArrestedMotion.com.
Godmachine painted 16 stag busts, each totally unique. They're 4″ tall and cost £35. See what's left at Godmachine's Shop.
Natronbomb (a frequent contributor to the comments here) has once again created some original artwork for charity. He has four unique "Save The Tatas" spraypaint/photo collages on eBay, all benefits will benefit Susan G. Komen "For The Cure". Visit Ebay.com.


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