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North Carolina defensive tackle Marvin Austin is appearing before the Secretary of State's office to give testimony about allegations into whether agents and financial advisers violated the Uniform Athletes Agents Act, a source with knowledge of the investigation into UNC's football program said.
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Recognizing the anatomy of letters
We're going to start this course by zooming in and to looking closely at the anatomy of letters. I want to point out some of the terms you need to know. I'll use these terms throughout the course when we compare and contrast fonts. It's helpful to know the vocabulary for other reasons too. Type designers and font providers use these terms, and when you're reading about new fonts, it will help you to know what they're talking about. In this course I'll focus on the important anatomy; the parts that most obviously change from font to font.
Paying attention to these parts can help you narrow down your search when looking for a new font to use. Throughout the course, we'll be looking at a variety of fonts. I'll show them to you using a Web font sheet, which is a page I use for testing fonts. Let's zoom in on a Web font sheet comparing Georgia and Verdana, two popular Web fonts designed for the screen by Matthew Carter. The fonts were designed for maximum readability onscreen, and hold up well cross-browser.
Throughout the course, I'll compare other Web fonts we are considering to one of these two fonts, so you'll see these Web font sheets often. Verdana and Georgia are very different. To start with, one has serifs and the other one doesn't. Serifs are the little strokes that come off the ends of stems and other strokes in the letters. You can see there are head serifs at the tops of letters, and foot serifs at the bottom of letters. You can also see that some fonts don't have serifs.
We call these fonts sans serif, which means no Serif. Related to the serif is the terminal. Terminals are the shapes at the end of rounder strokes, like at the end of the f, a, and c. The x-height is the size of the lowercase x in the font. The x-height goes from the baseline to the meanline in the font. Most of the bowls also come up to the x-height. The bowls are the round forms within letters.
If you look closely, you can see that bowls actually extend slightly above the meanline, and slightly below the baseline. This is because rounder forms feel smaller in text. That's because of all the extra space around the curve. In order to look the same size as other letters, the bowls need to be slightly bigger. Related to the x-height and bowls are the ascenders; they ascend above the meanline, and the descenders, which descend below the baseline.
All letters have space inside of them. This space is called a counter form. When talking about counter forms, we often call them counters, for short. Counters can be closed like this one, or open like this one. The lowercase e has two counters separated by a crossbar. The crossbar doesn't look exciting, but it plays a pretty important role early on in font design. It also helps define how large or small the closed counter is. Also in the lowercase e is the aperture.
Much like counter forms, the aperture is about space; it is the opening in the letter. You'll also find the aperture in the lowercase a and the lowercase c. I've been talking a lot about the space and side letters, but it's also important to look at the space between letters. Letter spacing is not necessarily a part of a letter, but it's still important to look at. If letter spacing gets too loose or too tight, it affects the readability of a font on the screen.
Finally, you should know about stress. Stress is the angle of the thick strokes in the bowl. You can find the stress by drawing an imaginary line connecting the thinnest parts of the bowl. Stress varies from font to font. Some, like Verdana, don't have any stress if the stroke of the bowl is a consistent width. All of these parts of letters play a role in classifying, choosing, and using fonts. With time and practice, you can learn how to use anatomy to choose and use the best Web fonts available.
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Doctoral candidate April Kusowski loves science so much that for several hours at least twice a month the Wayne State University School of Medicine graduate student invests time away from the lab performing experiments and talking science, technology, engineering and math at the Michigan Science Center in Detroit.
"Volunteering has really challenged me to be able to translate complex ideas into simple terms. The ability to communicate the importance of science and your work to society is an essential skill to have as a researcher," she said.
Kusowski, a sixth-year graduate student in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, was named the Michigan Science Center's April Volunteer of the Month. She joined the center's ranks one year ago, and is now an ambassador for the site's STEMinista Project, designed to promote science, technology, engineering and math to girls in fourth through eighth grades through special programming days, meet-and-greets with women working in STEM and more.
"Exposing young girls to STEM and motivating them to study within these disciplines will provide a foundation upon which they can build. The goal is to sustain girls' interest in STEM through their high school and college years," she said.
Kusowski's research focus is to characterize the structural and functional properties of the yeast mitochondrial ferredoxin, Yah1, in the mitochondrial Fe-S cluster assembly pathway. She is mentored by Associate Professor Timothy Stemmler, Ph.D., and anticipates defending her dissertation by year's end.
As a graduate science student, she brings a unique element to the volunteer position, she said. "For example, I have been able to mentor young women who are interested in pursuing careers and advanced degrees in STEM," she said.
She also volunteers to share her passion for science with the community.
"As a volunteer, I usually perform hands-on experiments to demonstrate a variety of scientific concepts to the community," she said. "I love volunteering at the Michigan Science Center because I am able to see children (and adults) light up with excitement as they experience the exhibits and demonstrations."
She also has represented the center at local festivals and helped at the center's popular After Dark event series.
"The Michigan Science Center is a tremendous asset to the city of Detroit and plays an integral role in encouraging younger generations to explore the STEM fields," she said. "If you are a woman working in a STEM field, I encourage you to become a STEMinista role model," she said.
WSU is a founding community partner of The STEMinista Project. For more information, visit http://www.mi-sci.org/steminista-project/
- Joanna Sutton
- Oct 2, 2015
The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke has awarded Wayne State University School of Medicine Department of Pharmacology doctoral student Joanna Sutton an F31 grant to study avenues to lower levels of a protein that causes the neurological genetic disorder known as Machado-Joseph Disease.
The competitive F31 Ruth L. Kirschstein Predoctoral Individual National Research Service Award from the National Institutes of Health provides promising students with supervised research training while conducting dissertation research. Sutton is mentored by Sokol Todi, Ph.D., an associate professor of Pharmacology and of Neurology, and the Department of Pharmacology's graduate program officer.
"Hearing the news gave me a renewed enthusiasm for my project. Obviously Dr. Todi and I are very excited about this research, but when you are able to convince someone else that your research shows enough promise that it should be funded, that is truly an amazing feeling," Sutton said.
"Mechanisms to suppress polyglutamine-dependent toxicity in Machado-Joseph Disease," is expected to reveal potential avenues to lower the levels of ataxin-3, the disease-causing protein of the disorder, in brain cells.
"This approach has the potential to become a successful therapy for Machado-Joseph Disease, for which there is currently no cure. Our findings may also advance efforts against other neurodegenerative diseases, because our results will likely apply to other disease proteins that aggregate in the human brain," Sutton said. "These diseases are so debilitating for patients, and it takes an equally significant toll on the family members involved. Suitable therapies for neurodegenerative diseases, especially Machado-Joseph Disease, are extremely lacking. Knowing that my research could alleviate some of the pain and suffering for these individuals gives me something for which to strive."
Sutton, a Grosse Pointe Park, Mich., resident who grew up in New Baltimore, received first place at last month's WSU Graduate Student Research Day contest for her oral presentation on the research. She applied to the graduate program with the specific goal of working as a graduate research assistant in Dr. Todi's lab, which she joined 18 months ago. She expects to graduate in spring 2018.
"Joanna is a bright, dedicated, hardworking student who is exceptionally well-deserving of this training award by the NIH. The F31 is a prestigious award and can be viewed as a harbinger of great things to come. It is a highly competitive award that is given on the basis of the student and her or his potential, academic record and proposed training plan, and also takes under consideration the laboratory in which the work will be conducted and the mentor who will guide the student through her or his Ph.D.," Dr. Todi said.
While students commonly need to apply twice "Joanna got hers on her first try, highlighting her strong application and the potential that the review committee sees in her," he added. "The program officer of this award remarked on Joanna's great potential as a budding scientist, and on the importance of her scientific work."
- Dominique Sanchez
- Feb 23, 2015
A Wayne State University School of Medicine medical student has been selected for the GE-National Hispanic Medical Association's Health Professional Student Leadership and Mentoring program, designed to develop future national health care leaders.
Dominique Sanchez is one of 50 medical students nationwide who will participate in the program, which seeks to connect students with Hispanic physicians and leaders, to investigate the challenges and transformation of health care, and to develop foundational leadership skills in participants.
"I was delighted to be selected for the NHMA mentorship program because it's an invaluable opportunity to connect with an NHMA-affiliated mentor and network with other senior members, including physicians and lawmakers, nationwide," she said.
Emma Olivera, M.D., a graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine and now a general pediatrics resident at Children's Hospital of Michigan, will be Sanchez's mentor in the program. "I'm really looking forward to collaborating with her on a research project as well as learning from her experiences in selecting a medical specialty," Sanchez said.
The second-year medical student, originally from Lapeer, Mich., now lives in Southfield with her fiancé and three pets. While uncertain of the medical field she wants to practice, Sanchez is considering obstetrics and gynecology, dermatology and otolaryngology.
She serves as treasurer for the Class of 2017. She also is a member of the Student Senate's Technology Committee and Career Advisory Committee.
As part of the program, Sanchez will attend the NHMA's 19th annual conference in Washington, D.C., which will include visiting Capitol Hill and the opportunity to meet with politicians and express her views and opinions on health-related matters. "I feel blessed to have been chosen for this program and I believe that this will no doubt be an invaluable experience for which I will be able to utilize my other strengths, including what I have learned about advocacy as a part of Medicine and Political Action in the Community here at the School of Medicine," she said.
Sanchez joined MPAC to learn how to navigate the world of politics to advocate for her future patients. "I have a specific interest in the health of Hispanic women and children, stemming a lot from my experiences this past summer as a public health extern. I also had hoped to learn more about the Affordable Care Act and how it is anticipated to affect physicians and patients alike. I believe that as we move toward a more social health care model, lawmakers and physicians will be inextricably linked, and I want to be prepared to navigate those relationships."
Lisa MacLean, M.D., assistant dean of Student Affairs and Career Development for the School of Medicine, nominated Sanchez for the program. "Since entering medical school, Ms. Sanchez has demonstrated both her ability to lead and mentor as well as to be led and mentored. Her experiences make her uniquely qualified for this program as she grows and develops into the physician leader she will become in the future."
In 2013, Sanchez went on her first of two mission trips in support of a Montessori school in the Dominican Republic. She and other volunteers brought school supplies and worked with the students, many of them descendants of Haitians brought into the country to work sugar cane plantations.
"Our hope in helping with this program is that these kids, although a small group, will have pride in their community and continue this work for other children of the community once they are adults," Sanchez said. "It's a very grassroots approach. We work to show these kids that they are important and can achieve great dreams outside of sports with the proper determination."
In August 2014, Sanchez began sponsoring a child who attends the school. She hopes to visit the school again this summer.
As a member of the Amigos Medicos Friends in Medicine student organization, she teaches fellow students Spanish language basics. Last summer she worked as a public health extern with Centro Multicultural La Familia, a non-profit Detroit organization working to provide culturally-competent support services to families in a holistic approach. Sanchez assisted educators with Early Head Start home visits and disseminated health information to Hispanic immigrant families.
- Adam Milam
- Nov 14, 2014
Wayne State University School of Medicine medical student Adam Milam, Ph.D., received the Herbert W. Nickens Medical Student Scholarship at the Association of American Medical Colleges' annual meeting Nov. 10 in Chicago.
The $5,000 scholarships are given annually to five outstanding students entering their third year of medical school who have shown leadership in efforts to eliminate inequities in medical education and health care, and in addressing educational, societal and health care needs of racial and ethnic minorities.
"I could not have been more excited and honored. The award is encouraging in that the AAMC believes that medical students can make substantial contributions to addressing inequities in health and education," Milam said.
The Baltimore native completed degrees in mental and public health studies, including a doctorate in mental health, at Johns Hopkins University before moving to Detroit for medical school in 2012.
"I have always tried to be an active part of the community and have taken a special interest in addressing health inequities," he said.
He coordinated the Black Medical Association's most recent Reach Out to Youth event for Detroit children interested in medical careers. The event is held annually at the School of Medicine. He has volunteered as an HIV testing counselor and was an epidemiologist for the Baltimore City Health Department. He also assisted principal investigators at the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Center for the Prevention of Youth Violence/Maryland Safe and Supportive Schools Project of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. His doctoral dissertation on alcohol outlets and behavioral outcomes in minors has been cited in local and state legislation aimed at reducing crime.
The Class of 2016 M.D. candidate was astonished to learn he was selected for the Nickens scholarship, which is named after the founding vice president of the AAMC's Diversity Policy and Programs unit. Milam considers himself in good company – Wayne State University President M. Roy Wilson, M.D., received the Herbert W. Nickens Award in 2007.
"The awards named after the late Dr. Herbert Nickens are among the most prestigious that the AAMC can bestow. To our knowledge, he is the first Wayne State University School of Medicine student to receive the honor," said Silas Norman, M.D., associate dean of Admissions, Diversity and Inclusion. "He is an excellent student and very active in the School of Medicine and community service activities. Members of our staff were there to support him in this historic event."
Dr. Norman, along with Interim Director for the Office of Diversity and Inclusion D'Andrea Wiggins, D.R.E.; Assistant Dean of Student Affairs and Career Development Lisa MacLean, M.D.; Assistant Dean of Basic Science Education Matthew Jackson, Ph.D.; and Assistant Professor of General Medicine Eric Ayers, M.D.; are among the faculty, staff and administration Milam thanked for their support.
"I would also like to thank the members of the Wayne State University School of Medicine Black Medical Society, who have been partners in my outreach efforts and have encouraged and inspired me. Lastly, I would like to thank my family, friends and mentors, who have always pushed me to follow my dreams," he said.
The AAMC required a personal statement assessing his leadership efforts. Milam discussed his education, outreach and research in Baltimore, and his time in Detroit."My passion to address health disparities first sprouted during my employment at the emergency department as a clinical technician at Johns Hopkins Hospital, where I witnessed patients who were gravely ill from preventable health conditions. Many of the patients relied on the emergency department for all of their medical needs and their health often did not improve even with arguably the best medical care in the country," he said. "My experiences, education and volunteerism … provide a glimpse into my commitment and leadership to ensuring all people have the opportunity to attain their full health potential. Growing up in Baltimore and now living in Detroit, I am able to see health disparities first-hand and I am committed to addressing these disparities."
- Student Spotlight: Jannel Lee-Allen
- Jul 1, 2013
Jannel Lee-Allen, 32, a married mother of two, spends the majority of her days and nights studying to become a doctor.
Nearly 10 months out of the year, her husband, a security officer at the Detroit Institute of Arts, drops her off at the Wayne State University School of Medicine no later than 8:30 a.m. on his way to work. He picks her up at 5 p.m., after a nearly 8-hour day of classes, exams, reading and studying. She spends the next two hours being mother – cooking dinner for her husband, 8-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter, helping with homework, reading to the kids and more. At 7 p.m., she goes back to school, where she hits the books again, until at least 11 p.m., and often later.
"Then I get up to start the day again," she said.
It's a new normal for the Detroit-based family of four, one Lee-Allen admits her 6-year-old isn't always keen on, especially when she has to say goodbye in the evening.
Her son, however, keeps things in perspective. Mom is going to be a doctor. And that's pretty cool.
While she doesn't have any classes to take until August, she isn't sitting idle. She completed two one-week externships this summer – shadowing a gastroenterologist and a neurologist with St. John Providence Health System – and was one of only 13 first-year students picked to prepare cadavers this summer for the incoming Class of 2017's general anatomy courses.
Associate Professor of anatomy and cell biology Michael Ireland, Ph.D., directs the Human Gross Anatomy course at the School of Medicine, from which students are accepted to pro-sect based on course performance.
"Jannel was chosen to pro-sect this summer from a pool of 30 or so applicants. The overall focus of the pro-secting program is to prepare anatomical dissections of particularly difficult regions in order to use them as teaching resources for the incoming medical class this fall. We only accept students who have successfully completed all of their first-year courses," Dr. Ireland said. "Jannel obviously performed very well in her studies in order to be chosen. This is quite a significant accomplishment, since I just recently discovered that Jannel is also the mother of two young children. Getting through the first year of med school is tough enough, but with two children at home, I'm impressed with her effort and dedication to say the least. Currently, Jannel has been the only student willing to prepare specimens of the delicate facial nerve and the difficult-to-visualize suboccipital triangle (a neck region bounded by three muscles). Jannel has been extremely meticulous in her approaches to dissection and is only satisfied when the preparation of her specimens meets the highest standards. She has truly been a pleasure to direct this summer."
Lee-Allen still finds time for family, including a weekend trip to a chess championship, where her son's team, the Detroit City Chess Club, won third place. Despite the long days, she knows medical school is the right decision, a decade in the making.
"First, I truly love helping people. Specifically, I love helping people accomplish the goals that they deem very important, but for whatever reasons do not think they can accomplish. Second, I have always had a deep fascination with, curiosity for and utter love of science. Indeed, it is my recent return to science that has made it very clear that my love and hunger for science surpasses my love for any other field of study," she said.
Lee-Allen was once a typical 20-something career professional, working for seven years in nonprofit and public housing development in Detroit after earning her master's degree in urban planning from WSU. She was raised in New York City's Harlem neighborhood in upper Manhattan. Her mother, a state nursing aide, raised Lee-Allen on her own, and encouraged her to pursue medicine as an undergraduate student at the University of Pittsburgh, where Lee-Allen majored in neuroscience. After graduating 10 years ago, she moved to Detroit. She took the MCAT but did not get into the WSU School of Medicine on her first attempt. She decided on urban planning instead.
Years later, after funding to the Detroit nonprofit for which she worked was cut, she thought about starting a new career. She called the school's admissions department to inquire about her 10-year-old medical school application.
"I began to soul search for a little bit," she said. "If I'm going to do this, I'm going to do this for a long time."
She participated in the Office of Diversity's MCAT Prep Summer Program at a school advisor's suggestion, took the MCAT, applied again, and was accepted.
"In my year of post-baccalaureate studies, learning how the human body contains so many systems that function in such an intricate way and without any human intervention has left me awestruck," she said. "After shadowing a gastroenterologist in 2011, my eyes were opened to the fact that there are medical specialties that have the combination of being people-centered and anatomy driven."
"Consequently, both my shadowing of the gastroenterologist and year of post-baccalaureate studies gave me confidence that my talents and love of both people and science do have a place in the medical profession."
The MCAT Prep Summer Program is part of the pipeline of programs to increase the number of underrepresented students in medicine.
"We often utilize medical students in a work-study capacity for instruction and peer mentoring," said De'Andrea Wiggins, interim director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
Lee-Allen will be an instructor for the program this year.
She credits the time spent in her previous career for her steadfast work ethic.
"The same way I felt I could change local communities one program, policy, and/or house at a time, I now know I can achieve these same life goals via becoming a physician and changing local communities one patient, family and consultation/procedure at a time. Unlike any other career, becoming a physician is an ultimate way in which I can give back to the world and serve others in a way in which, like my clients, I never dreamed could turn into reality," she said.
She will start her second of four years of medical school this fall, but she's already earning accolades for her work as a medical student.
The Wayne County Medical Society of Southeast Michigan Foundation awarded Lee-Allen the Charles C. Vincent, M.D., Memorial Scholarship at the society's 2013 annual meeting, held May 22 at the Detroit Athletic Club. She will use the $2,500 scholarship for summer living expenses.
The award is given annually to a WSU medical student who reflects the work of its namesake, a 1958 graduate and former associate dean of admissions for the School of Medicine.
"Her (urban planning) degree speaks to her interest in policies as it relates to urban issues, which is of particular interest if she is to be a culturally-competent physician," Wiggins said.
Lee-Allen will serve as external vice president of the Black Medical Association for 2013-2014.
- Courtney Moore
- Feb 20, 2013
Courtney Moore, a third-year medical student, will receive the APTR's Special Recognition Award for her creation of Health Is Where the Heart Is, an organization that focuses on educating people about cardiac health through the dissemination of an easy-to-understand booklet containing easy-to-adopt practices, presentations on heart health and free hypertension screenings.
"I am deeply honored to have been selected for the 2013 APTR Special Recognition Award," Moore said. "It is simply stunning that our relatively young program has garnered so much support in just two years, and receiving this national award is something we certainly never could have imagined."
In addition to Health Is Where the Heart Is, the APTR is also recognizing Moore for two research abstracts written with Diane Levine, M.D., associate professor of Internal Medicine, "From Detroit to Your City: A Public Health Solution; A Medical Education Pilot Program's Success and Its Potentially Groundbreaking National Impact" and "19,000 + Education Enhancing Public Health Initiatives Tailored to Each Community: A Guidebook for a Longitudinal Curriculum to Address Growing Healthcare Demands." Moore said her work with the Paul Ambrose Scholars Program and the Association for Prevention Teaching and Research, both in Washington, D.C., also contributed to the award.
"I'm sincerely grateful for the support and encouragement from the School of Medicine, especially Dr. Levine, and the APTR, particularly Dr. Suzanne Cashman, (M.D.), of the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Paul Ambrose Scholars Program and Association of Prevention Teaching and Research, without whom I could not have imagined our public health initiatives could make a national impact," said Moore, who will receive the award at the APTR banquet in Washington, D.C., March 12.
"We are so proud of Courtney," said Dr. Levine, who nominated Moore for the award. "Receiving the Special Recognition Award is quite an honor."
The APTR is a national organization comprised of physicians and public health officials whose mission is to advance the education of physicians and other health care providers in prevention and population health. The Paul Ambrose Scholars Program selects and trains 47 health professions students annually to create a public health initiative. Moore was selected as a scholar in the program in 2012.
Moore was visiting her parents at their Brighton home when her father, James Moore, suffered a cardiac event that nearly killed him. She performed chest compressions on her father until emergency medical services personnel arrived to transport him to a hospital. Mr. Moore survived the attack.
After that experience, Moore wrote a book on cardiovascular care and improvement. Weighing in at a hefty 400 pages, the book, she soon realized, was too lengthy to convince the average person to read. She scaled the book down to 75 pages filled with laymen's explanations of cardiovascular medical jargon and simple tips that readers can adopt to improve their heart health. The book is an expanded version of the 18-page pamphlet Moore's organization distributes free.
A paperback version of the book, now available at amazon.com, offers categories of activities – good, better, ideal – in areas of diet, exercise and other tips that readers can incorporate for improved heart health. Proceeds from sales of the book are used to print the free pamphlets and support the work of the organization in the community.
"This award opens new doors for Health Is Where the Heart Is and programs like it to expand across the country, and these new expanded opportunities are extremely exciting," Moore said. "I will dedicate myself to justifying the trust that the Wayne State University School of Medicine, the APTR and my mentors have displayed in me by recognizing me for this award."


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Tricks Of The Trade: Gauging Customer Service
Facilities Management Guru Kevin Folsom introduces the concept of "servant leadership" to managers who are seeking ways to rate those in the profession.
Tricks Of The Trade: Gauging Customer Service
By B. Kevin Folsom, CEP
Published in the November 2013 issue of Today's Facility Manager
QDo you have any ideas or suggestions for rating facility management (FM) professionals other than the norm (such as budgets, projects, etc.)? I am looking for some out of the box thinking. Is there a way to incorporate customer satisfaction levels in a more quantifiable manner?
Joe Howlett
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Louisville, KY
AWhile projects, budgets, schedules, and competitive bidding are quantifiable ways to measure the success of a facility manager (fm), there is another very important task that he/she must accomplish: leadership. The most widely acceptable form of leadership in the FM realm is "servant leadership."
A servant leader is one who does not turn their nose up at any task. They are always eager to serve with their hands or to take the lead for whatever is needed to propel the mission of the institution. Then they have to make this spirit infectious to their staff, and indirectly to the institution as a whole, by serving and being observed as others create perceptions of their work ethic.
Fms and their staffs are highly visible people within their organizations, and believe it or not they are actually setting a tempo for the work ethic and the spirit that everyone should have throughout the institution. It doesn't stop there because fms are responsible to hire contractors who are also an extension of the fm. Does this fm hire/fire the people and contractors to make this happen? And do they model this type of behavior themselves?
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The work of three Czech Republic companies, this flying bicycle had a successful five-minute test flight in a Prague exhibition hall.
Looking like a heavy mountain bike, it weighs 95 kilograms. It has two battery-power propellers on the front, two on the back and one on each side.
A dummy rode in the saddle during the test flight, but the companies hope humans will one day be able to pilot the contraption.
Milan Duchek, technical director of Duratec Bicycles, said more powerful batteries will be needed before a human can take a two-wheeled flight.
Better batteries would allow the bicycle to remain airborne for longer, with the current batteries needing recharging after just five minutes in the air.
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CHICAGO -- Cubs manager Dusty Baker will find out Monday morning whether the organization wants him back, Chicago general manager Jim Hendry said Saturday.
Baker's four-year contract is expiring, and the Cubs were tied with Pittsburgh for the National League's worst record at 65-95 after Friday's 5-2 loss to Colorado.
"He's been involved in the game in a positive way for a long time," said Hendry, who received a two-year contract extension that runs through 2008 in early April. "He's got a great track record as a player. He's been a good manager for a long time. And I hate to see a lot of the negativity in any way, shape or form. We've all had a hand in the bad season we've had."
Hendry would not say if he has already made a decision.
Baker's job status has been the subject of speculation all year, and the Cubs' announcement in July that he would finish the season did nothing to stop that. On Saturday, the Chicago Sun-Times' back page showed Baker's head on a piece of toast popping out of a toaster.
"It disappoints me that someone would waste that much time and space," Baker said.
The Cubs have been ravaged by injuries all season, with key players Derrek Lee, Mark Prior and Kerry Wood missing large chunks of the season. Lee, last year's NL batting champion, has been limited to 49 games while dealing with a broken wrist and, more recently, his 3-year-old daughter's genetic eye disease.
Wood and Prior have a combined two wins in 13 starts and have been injured often since 2003.
Pitcher Glendon Rusch developed a blood clot in his lung, and catcher Michael Barrett needed surgery for bleeding in his scrotum after taking a foul ball in the groin late in the season.
When asked if the organization could have handled Baker's situation better, the manager said, "Maybe."
"It's been a difficult season on all of us," Hendry said. "I did tell [Baker] a long time ago he'd be here the rest of the year and that I would try to make my decision moving forward for the organization quickly after that. I don't know any other way we could have handled it. We've always been up front with him."
A three-time NL manager of the Year, Baker managed the San Francisco Giants to a pennant in 2002 and had the Cubs within five outs of reaching the World Series the following year, before they collapsed in Game 6 of the league championship series against Florida. In 2004, the Cubs were in position for the wild card before fading in the final week. Last season, they finished 79-83.


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Do you feel like I do today? Most of us had a really special, long Thanksgiving weekend spent with family and friends. Then we wake up today and it's DECEMBER! How is that possible?
So now, we immediately transition from a time of relaxation and thanksgiving, to a time of stress and busyness. We have year-end business goals, family responsibilities and Christmas shopping. Does anyone else feel like we let the Enemy take control of the very month we should give to Jesus?
Let's fight back. Let's commit to pray. Let's commit to pray EVERYDAY of this special month. Let's commit to take December back.
Join us right here for the next 31 days for a brief word of encouragement, scripture and prayer. Let's pray for our relationship with Christ, our marriages, our children, and our work. I can't think of a better place to start than right here:
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Last summer I became a babysitter momentarily and found myself watching these two rug rats, Sid and Rose.
They reminded me that everything in life is a circle. And to remember the duality.
Adults teach kids. But kids also teach adults! Pay attention everybody.
Back in 2004 when Ratatat released their debut album, I thought it would be cool to direct a music video to 17 Years featuring synchronized swimmers.
A co-worker at the time, Jessica Vacek mentioned I should check out some Esther Williams. So I ended up at a Hollywood Video and rented Million Dollar Mermaid on VHS. I scrubbed through it and found a fantastic sequence choreographed by Busby Berkeley. Colored smoke, swimmers launching into the water from great heights – they just don't make 'em like they used to. My plan was to pitch the band on the idea of shooting a synchronized swimming video with me, by synching some footage up to their song. However, I had no idea how well it would actually synch. This, my friends, is magic…
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'Superb. The most stunning memoir ever written about the cop world' - Joseph Wambaugh. 'Beautiful and inspiring, terrifying and heartbreaking' - James Frey. 'More chilling than even the most realistic cop dramas on TV' - "People". 'A great book...with the testimonial force equal to that of Michael Herr's Dispatches' - "Time". "Blue Blood" is the fast-paced, insider story of Edward Conlon's career in the New York Police Department. Conlon tells of his first days as a rookie, walking a beat in the south Bronx through his time in narcotics and his ascent to gold shield detective. Conlon is the product of generations involved in law enforcement, good cops and bad, and he paints a vivid portrait of the teeming street life of the city, in all its horror and splendour. It's all here: adrenaline-fuelled chases, toxic police politics, crackhead informants and police camaraderie. The pace is relentless, the stories hypnotic, the scope nothing less than monumental.
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The "Brexit" vote has me thinking about voter responsibility. I honestly only knew about Brexit peripherally until about a week before the vote. I hadn't paid a lot of attention to it for a couple of reasons: 1) I had no say, and 2) I didn't really see that it was going to affect me much. A 20/20 hindsight look at the turmoil in the stock market and how that affects my 401(k) negates #2, but in reality, #1 was still valid. No matter how much concern I had placed on it, I wasn't in a position to do anything about it. I can't even name one British citizen I know that I could have gone up to and said, "Look here Old Chap, you need to do the right thing because this decision is going to affect the whole world!" Not that I even thought that. I had pretty much trusted those in the know to have factored either result into the markets and that the outcome would be a blip outside of Great Britain.
It was very fitting that I received this certificate recognizing my Grandfather's Military Service over Memorial Day Weekend. He served in the Navy in World War II. The military funeral service for him last year was very moving.
Thank you Grandpa and all of the other veterans, past and present, that have served our country.
We've done quite a bit of work for the Pulaski County Public Library over the past decade or so and have a developed a good working relationship with the current (and past) Librarian and the Library Board. We are currently working on a couple of projects that will tie into their centennial celebration of the Carnegie Library in Winamac. (More on that in a future post.)
The Pulaski County Public Library is a beautiful venue for events like this. They have several large rooms suitable for gatherings and the setting just above the river and park has great views from expansive windows. The library is located at 121 South Riverside Drive in Winamac, Indiana. Everything they do is first class, so I have no doubt that this event will be as well. I plan to be there!
Saturday night Becky and I attended a farewell party for John and Pam Buxton at John and Carol Zeglis's home. John Buxton is leaving his position as Head of Schools at the Culver Academies and they will be moving to the east coast. John and Carol honored them by asking representatives of the various charitable and service boards and committees they served on over their tenure at Culver to come and say a few words about their service to the community. I am sure I will miss some, but there were representatives there from the Marshall County Community Foundation, Leadership Marshall County, LIFT, Lake Maxinkuckee Environmental Council, Lake Maxinkuckee Gift of Warmth (Film Festival), Culver Boys & Girls Club, Culver Lions Club, St. Joe Regional Medical Center and the Town of Culver.
There were 30 guests in attendance and as John Zeglis said, there was as much overlap between those in attendance as there was between the various groups and the Buxtons. I know I have had interactions with all of these groups and served on several of their boards and subcommittees.
Both of the Buxtons have been very involved in our community. While most of my direct involvement was with Pam, I witnessed John's influence in many other areas. To paraphrase one of John's comments, "When you are guiding the 900 pound gorilla through a community you don't always get to participate in some of the hands on things which interest you." While that's true, their influence was felt and their presence will be missed.
If you happen to see my Great Aunt Melba Easterday tomorrow, March 19th, wish her a Happy Birthday! It will be her 95th!
She's become the family historian and contributed significantly to the article that Jeff Kenny wrote about Easterday Construction which I reprinted here. I also wrote a bit about her previously on her 90th Birthday here. Just for fun and history, the picture to the right came from one of the old Easterday Construction Scrap Books and shows Red and Melba at the Cove for one of the Easterday Construction Retirement Parties. Melba is the last of that generation of the Easterday Construction family.
Aunt Melba still brings me and all of us at Easterday Construction homemade candy every Christmas. her laugh can still be heard across a crowded room, her good spirits are infectious and she's always someone with a positive attitude and a smile to share.
I still try and keep an eye on her. She still lives on her own in the house just north of Easterday Construction. Just last month when we had a wind storm blow through, I snuck over and picked up a bunch of down branches in her yard. I had to do it quickly though! If I had waited too long, she'd have been out there doing it herself!


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Home > Press > AFCEA Educational Foundation Announces The 2007 National High School Science Fair Grand Prize Winner
Winning Project Focuses on Nanotechnology
The AFCEA Educational Foundation is pleased to announce that Franz Sauer is this year's grand prize winner for the 2007 AFCEA National High School Science Fair Award for the best high school science project related to communications, intelligence or information systems. The winning project was selected from science fairs nationwide and will be displayed at AFCEA and the U.S. Naval Institute's Transformation Warfare conference and exposition, June 19-21, 2007, at the Virginia Beach Convention Center. The award includes a cash prize and a trip to Virginia Beach for the winner and his family.
Sauer is a junior at High Technology High School in Lincroft, New Jersey. His project, entitled, "Towards Making the Smallest Tool Machine for Nanotechnology: Engineering an Aberration Corrector for Focused Ion Beam (FIB) Microscopes," aims to use advances in nanotechnology to create better equipment to protect soldiers in the field.
A corrector was designed to reduce spherical aberration in focused ion beam (FIB) microscopes by condensing the ion beam with a positively charged funnel-shaped cylinder before entering the final objective lens. This corrector can significantly reduce the size of the ion beam's "tool tip" and greatly improve microscope imaging capabilities for nanotechnology. Reducing spherical aberration is necessary for better resolution for FIB microscopes and can help scientists break the resolution barrier and image materials that have never before been seen.
Through the Liberty Science Partners in Science program, Sauer was introduced to his mentor, Dr. Nan Yao from the Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials at Princeton University. He introduced the student to the field of ion optics and Sauer was hooked. Sauer plans to continue his research this summer with Dr. Yao and design correctors for other aberrations in focused ion beam microscopes.
Other awards that Franz and his science project have won this year include first place in Engineering at the New Jersey Academy of Science and an invitation to attend the American Junior Academy of Science Conference in 2008 first place award in Engineering and Top Project award in Engineering from the Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers (IEEE) at the Jersey Shore Science Fair first place at the Monmouth Junior Science Symposium (MJSS) winning a four year scholarship to Monmouth University and an invitation to compete at the National Junior Science & Humanities Symposium and bronze medalist of the Marie Curie Fair at the Delaware Valley Science Fair winning a four year scholarship to Drexel University, the Yale University Science and Engineering Award and an invitation to attend the ISEF in Albuquerque, New Mexico and compete at the Fair at the University of Pennsylvania.
Sauer's passions are physics and engineering, and he was selected as the 2006 U.S. Physics Young Ambassador to the International Physics Young Ambassador Symposium in Taiwan. He was featured as a student scientist with Bill Nye, the Science Guy in his new video series "Greatest Inventions: Transportation." Through his high school he is involved in the National Honor Society, Model United Nations, and Robotics Club, and volunteers with the Stars Challenge program at Monmouth University which promotes sciences to middle school students and encourages them to pursue scientific research. In his spare time he fences foil for the local fencing club and organizes fencing tournaments. He enjoys funny movies, computer games, and spending time with his friends.
Also attending the Transformation Warfare conference and exposition is the Science Fair's First Honorable Mention winner, Gregory Hirshman, a senior at La Jolla Country Day School, San Diego, California. He will be exhibiting his project "Differential Cryptonalysis of MD-5: Unscrambling the Hash Bit by Bit." For a listing of all the 2007 AFCEA Science Fair winners, go to '
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About AFCEA Educational Foundation
The AFCEA Educational Foundation promotes excellence in education with scholarships, awards, grants and prizes, awarded annually to students studying the scientific and technical disciplines that support communications, intelligence and information systems. AFCEA International, established in 1946, is a non-profit membership association serving the military, government, industry, and academia as an ethical forum for advancing professional knowledge and relationships in the fields of communications, IT, intelligence, and global security. For more information, please visit ' http://www.afcea.org '.
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