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Iowa State's programs in landscape architecture and architecture are again ranked in the top 20 in the nation, according to the latest survey of practitioners by DesignIntelligence. The undergraduate landscape architecture program ranked 10th and undergraduate architecture program ranked 18th for 2016-17. [Link...]
Each year, DesignIntelligence honors excellence in education and education administration by naming 25 exemplary professionals in these fields. The 2016-17 class of education role models includes Luis Rico-Gutierrez, professor of architecture and dean of the ISU College of Design. [Link...]
A project by Iowa State students Bohyun Chang and Suk Lee is one of three winners in the 2015-2016 Preservation as Provocation International Student Design Competition sponsored by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture. Their design will be exhibited at the ACSA Annual Meeting in Detroit in March. [More...]
"Common Threads III," a collaborative exhibition by local fiber artist Catherine Reinhart and Minnesota printmaker and fiber artist Allison Wegren Metzger, will be at the ISU Design on Main Gallery Oct. 1-31. An opening reception will be 6-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1. [More...]
Peggy Deamer, principal of Deamer Architects and a professor of architecture at Yale University, will speak about her work in a lecture at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 28, in Kocimski Auditorium. [More...]
A team of students from the ISU College of Design and the Technical University of Kenya is among the top three finishers in the International Design Collaboration for Kenya competition. Their work will be displayed Oct. 17-20 at the Habitat III Conference in Quito, Ecuador. [More...]
Jillian Walliss and Heike Rahmann, co-authors of "Landscape Architecture and Digital Technologies: Re-Conceptualising Design and Making" (Routledge, 2016), will speak about the book and their work in a lecture at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6, in Kocimski Auditorium. [More...]
Architect and urban planner Claudia Yamu will speak about "Energy and Smart Cities: Participatory Models" in a lecture at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, in Kocimski Auditorium, 101 Design. Part of the Contemporary Issues in Planning and Design Lecture Series, her talk is free and open to the public. [More...]
Simone Capra, a registered architect in Italy and an architecture instructor for the ISU College of Design Rome Program, will present "Looking at the World to Produce Innovation: Every Time is (Almost) the First Time" in a lecture at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 7, in Kocimski Auditorium, 101 Design. [More...]
An exhibition at Iowa State University's Brunnier Art Museum showcases inspiration and collaboration in the creative process. "Inspired By… Faculty Responses to the Permanent Collection" is on display Aug. 23, 2016, through Jan. 6, 2017. [More...]
A College of Design prof's lecture will debut Friday on C-SPAN 3 as part of the network's American History TV back-to-school week. "From Parkways to Freeways: Modern Road Design," a lecture by Landscape Architecture Associate Professor Heidi Hohmann, will debut at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2. It will re-air at 10:45 p.m. [Link...]
Projects by 31 architecture and nine landscape architecture students who studied in Italy with the College of Design Rome Program last spring will be exhibited Aug. 30 through Sept. 10 in Gallery 181. A public reception for "Mura Aureliane/WallWalk" will be at 6:45 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9. [More...]
Geneva Gay, an international expert on multicultural education, will speak about "Culturally Responsive Teaching" in a lecture at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16, in Kocimski Auditorium, 101 Design. She also will facilitate a curriculum development workshop for College of Design faculty members Saturday, Sept. 17. [More...]
A team of researchers from Iowa State University and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, has spent the past three years creating and disseminating instructional methods to incorporate a new tool for developing concept-generation skills—called Design Heuristics—into engineering and design education. [More...]
A new shelter designed and constructed by ISU architecture graduate students and faculty for the Jackaline Baldwin Dunlap Park and Arboretum in Urbandale will be dedicated Tuesday, Aug. 30. The Bishop Family Shelter dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony will be at 5:45 p.m. at the shelter, 3040 Sherry Ln., Urbandale. [More...]
"It's Not Neither: Scale and Consequence in Braille Installations" by Professor Ingrid Lilligren, chair of the ISU Department of Art and Visual Culture, will run Aug. 22 – Sept. 25 at the ISU Design on Main Gallery, 203 Main St., Ames. A public reception and walk-through will be from 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11. [More...]
Ray Calabro, FAIA, a principal with Bohlin Cywinski Jackson (BCJ), will present the 2016 Charles E. "Chick" Herbert Lecture in Architecture at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9. Calabro's presentation, "Humane Modernism: The Architecture of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson," is part of Architecture Premiere 16. [More...]
Kate Schwennsen, FAIA, director and professor of the Clemson University School of Architecture in Clemson, S.C., is the recipient of the 2016 Christian Petersen Design Award presented by the ISU College of Design. She will be honored at the ISU Alumni Association's 85th Honors and Awards Ceremony in October. [More...]
"Alligators and Rainbows and Everything in Between," an exhibition of paintings by Lori Brunner, ISU associate professor of interior design, and her daughter, Nadia Stone, is on display through Friday, Sept. 16, at Stomping Grounds, 303 Welch Ave. in the Campustown area of Ames. [More...]
From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily Aug. 12-18, five students majoring in biological/pre-medical illustration, integrated studio arts, integrated visual arts and industrial design will take part in "Artists Next Door at the Iowa State Fair," organized by the College of Design in collaboration with ISU Extension and Outreach. [More...]
A team of ISU interdisciplinary design students has won an international invitational competition to create outdoor public artwork for the Winterset Public Library. The "Open Book Nook" proposal will receive a $15,000 commission for construction and installation. [More...]
Michael Braley, creative director of Braley Design in Lexington, Ky., is a recipient of the 2016 Design Achievement Award presented by the ISU College of Design. He will be honored during Homecoming at the ISU Alumni Association's 85th Honors and Awards Ceremony in October. [More...]
Thomas R. Gerend, executive director of the Kansas City Streetcar Authority (KSCA) in Kansas City, Mo., is a recipient of the 2016 Design Achievement Award presented by the ISU College of Design. He will be honored during Homecoming at the ISU Alumni Association's 85th Honors and Awards Ceremony in October. [More...]
Matt Ostanik, founder and chief executive officer of West Des Moines-based FunnelWise, is a recipient of the 2016 Design Achievement Award presented by the ISU College of Design. He will be honored during Homecoming at the ISU Alumni Association's 85th Honors and Awards Ceremony in October. [More...]
In consultation with the faculty of the Department of Landscape Architecture, the College of Design has appointed Carl Rogers, an associate professor of landscape architecture and co-director of the ISU Community Design Lab, to serve as the interim chair of the department for the coming academic year. [More...]
Visitors to the 80/35 Music Festival in Des Moines July 8-9 can enjoy a visual-interaction pavilion designed and built by ISU design students. The 10-by-20-foot serpentine-shaped structure offers shade, seating and a sensory experience that blends design, music, light and color. [Link...]
College of Design alumna Kristen Greteman (BArch 2011 / MS 2016 Architecture, MCRP 2016 Community & Regional Planning) won the $1,000 Leysens Family Award for Best of Emerging Iowa Artists at the 2016 Des Moines Arts Festival. [More...]
Landscape architecture Assistant Professor Bambi Yost and her students are part of a collaboration of nonprofits, government agencies, landscape architects, schools, community members and universities. Together they are breathing new life into more than 300 neglected schoolyards in the School District of Philadelphia. [Link...]
"Dualism," an exhibition exploring opposites and the experiences that lie between them, is on display through Friday, July 1, at the ISU Design on Main Gallery in downtown Ames. A public reception will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today, June 24. [More...]
Fifth- through eighth-graders participating in a "Neuroscience of Music" camp hosted by the Iowa State University Office of Precollegiate Programs for Talented and Gifted (OPPTAG) are painting a piano this week and June 27-30 in the ISU College of Design's King Pavilion. [More...]
Aniket Nagdive, who graduated with a Master of Architecture degree from Iowa State University in May, has won third place and a $500 cash award in the inaugural ArchiCAD Student Design Competition to design a temporary, mobile visitors' center for Philadelphia using metal shipping containers. [More...]
Architecture Associate Professor Shelby Doyle is the inaugural recipient of the Daniel J. Huberty Faculty Fellowship in the ISU Department of Architecture. Alumnus Dan Huberty created the fellowship to help faculty in the department reach their professional potential and to recognize those who show promise. [More...]
Students in an industrial design studio taught by Assistant Professor Verena Paepcke-Hjeltness are part of an international project by five universities to develop the kick scooter as a more widely used method of transit. [More...]
ISU architecture graduate students Mengwei Liu, Xi'an, China—an international exchange student from Tongji University, Shanghai, China—and Anastasia Sysoeva, Moscow, Russia, are among the winners of the second annual AIA COTE Top 10 for Students competition. [Link...]
Beginning May 8, the "Intertwine" yarn-bombing project will be installed on the front facade of the ISU Design on Main facility in downtown Ames. The project, which runs through June 1, will include more than 1,000 knitted and crocheted square panels submitted by people from 14 states and dozens of Iowa communities. [More...]
Iowa State students in ARCH 321: History of the American City are contributing material to Black Quotidian, a website created by Matthew Delmont at Arizona State University to "highlight everyday moments and lives in African-American history." [More...]
Fei Xue, an ISU graduate student in integrated visual arts, will present her final thesis exhibition May 12-19 in the College of Design's Gallery 181. Titled "The Dreamer: An Examination of Chinese Philosophical Concepts through Animation," the show will open with a reception from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, May 12. [More...]
Scarf designs by two Iowa State University College of Design students have been selected for production by Strands of Strength, a nonprofit organization that provides free wigs and head scarves to low-income Iowa women who lose their hair during cancer treatment. [More...]
This year's Biorenewables Art Competition exhibition features 27 artworks by 26 ISU students enrolled in integrated studio arts/integrated visual arts courses. Skyler Knutzen, a sophomore in advertising, won Best in Show with his short video that demonstrates the impact of vehicle emissions on the environment. [More...]
Austin Javellana of Cedar Falls will represent the College of Design as its student marshal at the university's public commencement exercises Saturday, May 7, at Hilton Coliseum. He will graduate summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree and a general business minor. [More...]
Twenty-nine ISU industrial design students are designing assistive sports equipment in collaboration with Courage League Sports, a recreational facility in Urbandale that serves people with special needs. Some students also are volunteering at Courage League to better understand these athletes' needs. [Link...]
Two ISU interior design seniors—Kylie Groenenboom, New Sharon, and McKenzie Phillips, Cedar Rapids—are among three finalists in the Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) student competition hosted by the Great Plains Chapter of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA). [More...]
College Values Online ranked Iowa State's undergraduate industrial design program 8th in the nation based on tuition, financial aid, return on investment, and the number of minors, concentrations and areas of emphasis offered. [Link...]
Susan G. Komen Iowa has selected an Iowa State student's design proposal for its 2016 Race for the Cure campaign. Maddison True, a junior in graphic design from Lincoln, Nebraska, developed the winning concept, "25 Years Strong," in the ARTGR 371 studio course this spring. [More...]
Austin Stewart, assistant professor of art and visual culture, recently returned from Ireland, where he took part in a panel discussion and an exhibition related to the arts and agriculture. "Field Test: Radical Adventures in Future Farming," runs through June 5 at the Trinity College Dublin Science Gallery. [More...]
Third-year architecture students Joseph Hiestand, Minneapolis, and Daniel Morley, Nassau, Bahamas, won the 2016 Richard F. Hansen Prize competition hosted by the ISU Department of Architecture. Their winning "Iowa State Bio Research Lab" project was developed in the fall 2015 ARCH 301 studio. [More...]
David Fletcher, founding principal of the award-winning Fletcher Studio in San Francisco, will present the 2016 Philip H. Elwood Lecture in Landscape Architecture at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 13, in Kocimski Auditorium. A reception will follow in the Lightfoot Forum. [More...]
Seniors majoring in integrated studio arts will showcase their work in the annual Bachelor of Fine Arts exhibition March 31 – April 12 in the ISU College of Design's Gallery 181. A reception will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, April 9. [More...]
An ISU graphic design senior's fledgling business sparked the creation of a professional development opportunity for central Iowa women entrepreneurs and business owners. The Bloom Conference, organized by Amber Tague, will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, March 31, at Gravitate in Des Moines. [More...]
ISU integrated visual arts graduate student Alexis Dwyer's Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition, "Casey Land Rambles," will be on display April 8-22 at the Design on Main Gallery in downtown Ames. A public reception will be from 6-9 p.m. Friday, April 15. [More...]
A new agreement between Iowa State University and Des Moines Area Community College will help students attending DMACC complete professional bachelor's degrees in community and regional planning at ISU. [More...]
Michelangelo Sabatino, an architect and historian whose research addresses intersections between culture, technology and design in the built environment, will present "Avant-garde in the Cornfields: Modern Architecture, Landscape and Preservation in New Harmony" at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 30, in Kocimski Auditorium. [More...]
"Transitory Nature," a master's thesis exhibition of work by integrated visual arts graduate student Josianne Ishikawa, will be on display in two locations beginning March 21. Her artwork will be at Gallery in the Round from March 21–May 13 and her video essay exhibition will be in Gallery 181 from March 21-29. [More...]
Katrin Anacker, an associate professor of public policy at George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia, will present "Analyzing Seriously Delinquent Mortgages in Asian Census Tracts in the United States" at 5 p.m. Thursday, March 24, in Kocimski Auditorium, room 0101 Design. [More...]
Kai-Uwe Bergmann, a partner with the award-winning international design firm BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), will present the 2016 Richard F. Hansen Lecture in Architecture Wednesday, March 23, at Iowa State. His lecture, "BIG: Hot to Cold," will be at 5:30 p.m. in Kocimski Auditorium. [More...]
An exhibition of artwork by interior design Associate Professor Lori Brunner will be on display March 15-30 at the ISU Design on Main Gallery in downtown Ames. "Art + Music = Life2" will feature several abstract paintings that "explore the connection between music and art," Brunner said. [More...]
Reinhart Butter, a professor emeritus of industrial design at Ohio State University known for his role in popularizing product semantics, will present "The Power of Appeal" at 4 p.m. Thursday, March 10, in Kocimski Auditorium. His lecture is free and open to the public. [More...]
Projects by 48 ISU College of Design students who studied in Italy last fall will be on display Feb. 29 through March 10 in the college's Gallery 181. A closing reception for the "Fall 2015 Rome Show" will be from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, March 10, with a brief program at 5:30 p.m. [More...]
The ISU Bachelor of Design program will host artist Kathranne Knight as its second annual designer-in-residence Feb. 26 through March 3. She will present an intensive workshop on "Line + Grid + Repetition" from noon to 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26. [More...]
A full-scale student design-build project will transform the College of Design's Lyle E. Lightfoot Forum Feb. 17-March 11. Designed and constructed by 77 second-year architecture students, the "TwoXTwo" installation was inspired by SHoP Architects' "Dunescape." A reception will be at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 17. [More...]
Chris Martin, ISU associate professor of art and visual culture, has been named a Fulbright Scholar for 2016-2017 to study traditional craft forms in India and develop collaborative relationships with Indian artisans. He will spend five months (August-December) in Ahmedebad, Gujarat, India. [More...]
Nearly 300 12-inch-square knit and crocheted panels have been submitted to the Intertwine project from across Iowa as well as California, Mississippi and Pennsylvania. Participants, including members of school groups and senior living communities, range in age from 8 to 88. The project needs 1,000 squares by April 1. [More...]
Sustainable-regenerative development specialist Daniel Huard will speak about the "Living Building Challenge 3.0" at noon Wednesday, Feb. 3, in the College of Design's Lightfoot Forum. Part of the Landscape Architecture Lecture Series and Architecture Advisory Council Lecture Series, the free talk is open to the public [More...]
Landscape architect Jeffrey L. Bruce, FASLA, will present "The Future of Green Infrastructure" at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10, as part of the ISU Landscape Architecture Lecture Series. A reception with pizza will begin at 5:20 p.m. in the College of Design's Lyle E. Lightfoot Forum, followed by the lecture in 101 Design. [More...]
Images, artifacts and student work from a three-week study abroad trip to Ghana will be displayed Feb. 1-5 at the ISU College of Design. The "Ghana: Gaining Perspective" exhibition will be open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. daily and by special arrangement in Gallery 181. A closing reception will be 5-8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5. [More...]
Cheongseok (Bluestone) Church, an award-winning project completed in 2015 by ISU architecture Lecturer Jungwoo Ji and colleagues at his architecture firm, euk architects in South Korea, will be part of the South Korean Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Biennale. [Link...]
"Considering how morphological traits of urban fabric create affordances for complex adaptation and emergence," an article by architecture Assistant Professor Sharon Wohl, is published in the February issue of Progress in Human Geography. The article stems from Wohl's PhD research in urban design and complexity theory. [Link...]
Tom Loeser, juror for the Octagon Center for the Arts' "48th Clay, Fiber, Paper, Glass, Metal, Wood" exhibition, will speak Saturday, Jan. 30, at Iowa State University. He will present "Contemporary Perspectives and Practices in Furniture Design" at 10 a.m. in Kocimski Auditorium, room 101 College of Design. [More...]
Architecture Associate Professor Ulrike Passe discusses some of the misconceptions of natural ventilation and current trends in the field in a Q&A about her book, "Designing Spaces for Natural Ventilation," on the Routledge website. [Link...]
Sponsored by Ames Collaborative Art, a local artist-run organization, and Public Space One, an artist-run nonprofit organization based in Iowa City, the "XXX Books Books Books XXX" exhibition will feature 29 works by 21 artists from across Iowa. The show will run Jan. 29 to Feb. 13 at the ISU Design on Main Gallery. [More...]
"Kids' Pavilion," an exhibition of work by youth who participated in a 16-week architecture program taught by architecture Lecturer Jungwoo Ji, is on display through Jan. 31 at the Gyeonggi Children's Museum in South Korea. Ji and staff from his firm, euk architects, taught the program last summer and fall. [Link...]
Diane Al Shihabi, assistant professor of interior design, has been named one of "14 Faces of JID" (Journal of Interior Design), a tier one international journal in interior design. She is featured on the Interior Design Educators Council website. She also accepted an invitation to join the JID Review Board. [Link...]
"Earth Hostile Environment," a collage (torn/cut relief prints, found imagery and acrylic paint) by integrated visual arts graduate student Alexis Dwyer, Columbia, Missouri, was selected for the "37th Annual Paper in Particular National Exhibition," Feb. 22 – April 1 at the Sidney Larson Gallery, Columbia College. [Link...]
Following an internal search, the ISU College of Design has appointed Cameron Campbell to serve as its associate dean for academic programs. Mark Chidister will serve as the new senior associate dean for planning and academic personnel and Kevin Kane as the associate dean for research and outreach. [More...]
Three ISU interior design seniors have been recognized in the Steelcase NEXT Student Design Competition 2015. Mackenzie Braak, Garland, Texas, and Kylie Roozeboom, New Sharon, were named semifinalists in the third annual competition. Emily Haines, Minneapolis, received an honorable mention. [More...]
Industrial design Associate Professor Seda Yilmaz was interviewed for the Everyday Innovator product innovation educators blog about her and colleagues' NSF-funded development of a tool to help engineers and designers improve idea generation. [Link...]
Eleven Bachelor of Design students have worked with residents of a southwest Ames neighborhood to transform the "Mortensen Mounds" site into a monarch butterfly waystation. Their proposals for sculptural and seating elements will be on display 7-8:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 14, in the Ames Public Library auditorium. [More...]
Students in an experimental graduate studio have propelled interior design to a place it's never been before: the 21st-century combat outpost. They created environments that support combat soldiers' mental health and help alleviate PTSD. [Link...]
Ames artist and ISU alumnus Matt Corones will exhibit new work Dec. 22, 2015, through Jan. 20, 2016, at the ISU Design on Main Gallery. His "Hyperreal Oculus" exhibition will open with a reception from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 22. [More...]
Alex Braidwood, assistant professor of graphic design, has converted scientific measurements into sound so researchers can hear their data—an approach that has garnered the attention of an international limnological research organization. [More...]
Mariangely Iglesias Pena of Carolina, Puerto Rico, will represent the ISU College of Design as its student marshal at the university's public commencement exercises Saturday, Dec. 19, at Hilton Coliseum. She will graduate magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Industrial Design degree. [More...]
Dan Winger, a senior concept designer for the Lego Future Lab, will speak about "Designing the Future of Play" in a lecture at Iowa State. Winger's presentation will begin at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2, in Kocimski Auditorium, 101 College of Design. [More...]
The Iowa State University Print Society will host "{hero[(in)e]}: 15th Annual International Postcard Print Exchange and Juried Student Exhibition" and silent auction Nov. 30 through Dec. 4 at the ISU College of Design. Exhibition hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Gallery 181. [More...]
A team of ISU architecture graduate students won second place in the open category of the 15th annual Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ASCA)/American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Steel Student Design Competition. They completed their winning project in a spring 2015 independent study course. [More...]
Internationally acclaimed visual artist Jim Campbell, designer of a new sculpture for Des Moines' Cowles Commons, will speak about his work in a lecture at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, in Kocimski Auditorium, 101 College of Design. [More...]
In an era of consumer-driven economies, image making and visual marketing are enormously influential. Mira Engler, ISU professor of landscape architecture, has written a book about a leading postwar image maker who influenced the design of the postmodern city—British architectural draftsman Thomas Gordon Cullen. [More...]
Iowa State's undergraduate programs in landscape architecture and architecture are ranked in the top 20 in the nation, according to a new survey of practitioners by DesignIntelligence. The survey placed ISU's BLA program eighth and BArch program 20th in the U.S. for 2016. [Link...]
Carlton Basmajian traces factors that shaped the development of the continent and created a system for property distribution and urban development in a lecture recorded in September for broadcast on C- SPAN's American History TV. The program will air at 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, on C-SPAN 3. [Link...]
Graphic designer, social advocate and entrepreneur John Bielenberg will talk about using creativity and ingenuity to make a better world in a lecture at Iowa State. His presentation, "Thinking Wrong, Doing Right" will begin at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18, in 1213 Hoover Hall. [More...]
The League of American Bicyclists gave an honorable mention to Iowa State's bike-share initiative in the Bicycle Friendly University 2015 Awards and featured the ongoing effort in an article on its website. The CyBike project is led by industrial design and planning faculty and involves 11 departments on campus. [Link...]
An evolving partnership between the ISU Department of Industrial Design and Shock Doctor, a leading manufacturer of protective and performance sports equipment, has resulted in internships, sponsored studios, student projects and products that will be launched in 2016. [Link...]
Eight College of Design students won awards in the "Studies in Creativity" juried exhibition sponsored by the ISU Student Union Board. Integrated studio arts sophomore Breanna Kixmiller won Best of Show for her acrylic paintings "Truth and a Lie." The show is on display through Dec. 8 in the Memorial Union Gallery. [More...]
"East German Art and the Permeability of the Berlin Wall" by April Eisman, associate professor of art and visual culture (art history), was published in German Studies Review, Vol. 38, No. 3, October 2015. GSR is a top journal in the field. [Link...]
Ulrike Passe, associate professor of architecture and director of the ISU Center for Building Energy Research, was unanimously elected president-elect of the Society of Building Science Educators. She will serve two years each as president-elect, president and past president.
"Waxing Poetic: The Journey of an Accidental Scientist," a solo exhibition of encaustic artwork by art and visual culture Associate Professor Barbara Walton, will be on display Nov. 13 through Dec. 18 at Edgewood College, Madison, Wisconsin. Paintings by Walton also are part of the college's "Paint" exhibition. [More...]
An exhibition of nearly 100 different artworks originating from a single woodcut print will be on display Nov. 13 – Dec. 7 at the ISU Design on Main Gallery in downtown Ames. Coordinated by Ames artist Tiberiu Chelcea, "Ripples 2" will open with a public reception from 5-6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13. [More...]
Students in Lecturer Leslie Forehand's third-year architectural design studio have developed proposals for a nature center at McFarland Park that helps realign human-animal-environment relationships. Their work will be exhibited in "The Structure of Species," which opens with a reception from 5-6:30 p.m. Nov. 13. [More...]
Students in the fall-semester graduate community planning studio have worked with Des Moines city officials and the PlanDSM Steering Committee to gain input from underrepresented populations in the development of a new comprehensive plan. They will present their recommendations at 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, in Des Moines. [More...]
Artist, illustrator and ISU alumnus Jeremy Caniglia is a recipient of the 2015 Design Achievement Award presented by the ISU College of Design. He will be honored at the ISU Alumni Association's 84th Honors and Awards Ceremony beginning at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, in Benton Auditorium, Scheman Building. [More...]
Alumnus Prem Sundharam, a principal with DLR Group in Phoenix, Arizona, is a recipient of the 2015 Design Achievement Award presented by the ISU College of Design. He will be honored at the ISU Alumni Association's 84th Honors and Awards Ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, in Benton Auditorium, Scheman Building. [More...]
Jessica Terrill, a lecturer in architecture at Iowa State University, is the first recipient of the Young Architect Award presented by the Iowa chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA Iowa). She was honored Oct. 15 at the AIA Iowa/Central States Regional Convention in Des Moines. [More...]
Thomas Leslie, the Pickard Chilton Professor in Architecture and director of graduate education in the ISU Department of Architecture, received the 2015 Educator Award from the Iowa chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA Iowa) Oct. 15 at the AIA Iowa/Central States Regional Convention in Des Moines. [More...]
ISU Design West artist-in-residence Scott Martinson will share work completed during his residency in a November exhibition at ISU Design West in Sioux City. "Impressions of Friends from the Near, Recent Past" will open with a reception from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30. [More...]
Debi Durham, director of the Iowa Economic Development Authority, is the recipient of the 2015 Christian Petersen Design Award presented by the ISU College of Design. She will be honored at the ISU Alumni Association's 84th Honors and Awards Ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, in Benton Auditorium, Scheman Building. [More...]
Forty-nine ISU students majoring in graphic design, interior design and integrated studio arts who are studying in Italy this fall with the College of Design Rome Program will participate in a workshop and colloquium Oct. 22-24 at the Venice Biennale 2015, 56th International Art Exhibition. [More...]
A project by ISU students in interior design and architecture has won the student category of the 2015 Healthcare Environment Awards. The team's winning conceptual design of a patient tower at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is featured in the October issue of Contract magazine. [Link...]
Urban planner James Schwab, manager of the American Planning Association (APA) Hazards Planning Research Center in Chicago, will speak about community resiliency in the face of natural hazards and climate change effects in a lecture at 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, in Kocimski Auditorium, 101 Design. [More...]
Joe Muench has been honing his award-winning metalsmithing for 40 years. Now an associate professor of art and visual culture at Iowa State, Muench teaches metalsmithing and jewelry in the same classroom where he learned during the early 1980s. [Link...]
ISU industrial design graduate student Andrew Verhasselt joined a multidisciplinary team of professionals and students to develop a conceptual urban farm for the city of Richfield, Minnesota, at the Minneapolis Agritecture Design Workshop 2015 in September. [More...]


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ARINC 651 1997 Edition, November 7, 1997
Complete Document
Design Guidance for Integrated Modular Avionics
Includes all amendments and changes through Supplement 1, November 7, 1997
Published By:ARINC Industry Activities (ARINC)
Page Count:88
Purpose: This document is intended as a top-level design guide for Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) which replace ARINC 700-series avionics. It provides guidance for the design and implementation of avionics equipment for airplanes designed after 1990. It represents the consensus of airline representatives, airframe manufacturers and avionics equipment designers. The document is conceptual in nature and covers broad subjects of operational objectives, fault tolerance, hardware components, software design and certification issues. In covering all these issues, the document attempts to be as inclusive as possible, while being general enough to be applicable to new and developing technologies. It includes design philosophy and recommended practices concerning the design of IMA, and as such, is expected to establish a starting point for the actual implementation by avionics manufacturers.


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text: Child Abuse UNH Study: Many Unaware of Child Abuse Reporting Laws By Jason Moon • Jul 22, 2016 A new survey from UNH finds that many adults in the state aren't aware of their legal responsibility to report child abuse. New Hampshire is one of 19 states with a so-called universal reporting law which requires every adult in the state to report child abuse if they become aware of it. Failing to report can result in a misdemeanor charge. Manchester Team to Help Children Exposed to Violence By Associated Press • Jul 7, 2016 Children who witness violence in New Hampshire's largest city will be getting help, thanks to a new partnership among police and behavioral health care providers. The new Adverse Childhood Experiences Response Team grew out of efforts by Manchester police to address a troubling realization: Unlike direct victims of crime, none of the more than 400 children who were exposed to violence in 2014 were provided with advocacy or referral services. Commission Studying Child Fatalities to Discuss Hiring An Ombudsman By Associated Press • Apr 25, 2016 Michael Brindley, NHPR A legislative commission tasked with reviewing child deaths in New Hampshire is seeking advice from a former head of the Massachusetts child advocacy office. N.H. Senate Passes Bill to Add Drug Abuse to Child Neglect Laws By Josh Rogers • Mar 10, 2016 Allegra Boverman / NHPR New Hampshire child protection officials would have more power to intervene when a parent is abusing drugs or a child is born drug dependent under a bill adopted by the state's senate. The bill passed unanimously but not without debate. The bill defines opioid abuse or dependence by a parent as neglect under New Hampshire's Child Protection Act. Right now that law doesn't identify specific conduct by parents as being sufficient to trigger neglect proceedings. After 3-Year-Old's Death, Bill Would Change Way Child Abuse Cases Are Handled By Michael Brindley • Mar 26, 2015 www.gofundme.com/JusticeForBrielle UPDATE: The bill cleared the full Senate Thursday by a voice vote. It now heads to the House. The death of a 3-year-old girl in Nashua last November has raised questions about state oversight and what actions should be taken when cases of child abuse are reported. Katlyn Marin, the mother of Brielle Gage, has been charged with murdering her daughter. Court records show the girl and her four siblings were placed in foster care in April of last year after Marin and her boyfriend were charged with felony child abuse. Two Families Allege Abuse At Crotched Mountain School By Jack Rodolico • Oct 23, 2014 Vanderbuilt.edu When her son came home from school one day last March, Jessica Giberson was disturbed. She noticed her son's genitals were bruised and swollen. Giberson's son is developmentally delayed. "He is nine years old. He's more like a three year old in a nine year old's body," says Giberson. Giberson says she complained to the Crotched Mountain Foundation School, but that nothing ever came of it. Then in June, she got a call from the school. Checking Up On Child Abuse In New Hampshire By Laura Knoy • Mar 18, 2013 d o l f i via Flickr Creative Commons A leading expert finds a large drop in these cases and suggests likely factors include improved prevention and treatment programs. But there are several ways to interpret these numbers, and in some cases, they don't match up with what child advocates see in the courts and elsewhere. We'll take a new look at this longstanding issue. Guests: House Votes To Restore Lawyers In Child Abuse Cases By Todd Bookman • Mar 6, 2013 Parents accused of abuse or neglect of a child could again be appointed attorneys. At the State House Wednesday, a bill to restore legal representation passed the House unanimously. America's Failing Grade On Child Abuse By Laura Knoy • Nov 3, 2011 KentV999 / Flickr Creative Commons Child abuse in America. A national report says more children in the United States die from abuse and neglect than kids in any other industrialized democracy, with a child maltreatment rate three times that of Canada and eleven times higher than Italy. We're looking at this issue both at the national level and in New Hampshire. What's driving these numbers, and where progress is being made. Guest:


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In 2001, the United Nations Security Council passed Resolution 1325 on Women's Role on Peace-Building and Security, calling for increased participation by women in conflict resolution and peace negotiations. Eight years later, "in terms of signing the peace documents and being at the peace table and involved in the peace-making operations, 1.3 percent of all the signatures in the world on these peacekeeping documents have been rendered by women." (Stephen Lewis, former UN special envoy), and as of 2007, women constituted only 1% of peacekeeping military personnel. Could increasing women's participation also help reduce sexual exploitation and abuse by UN peacekeepers?
Alone among major Western nations, the United States refused to sign a United Nations declaration calling for worldwide decriminalization of homosexuality. The U.S. was joined by China, Russia, the Roman Catholic Church, and members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference in rejecting the declaration. In 2004, the Vatican and Islamic Conference had lobbied vehemently and successfully to prevent the U.N. Human Rights Commission from outlawing discrimination based on sexual orientation. [more inside]
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hey there,
I'm from germany, 25 years old and I hope you like what I do.
seems like I'm a bit late with modding a first gen xbox but since it's still a pretty good and cheap media player I don't mind.
I don't plan to do something spectacular. no LEDs, no bling bling, nothing special. just a white xbox.
so here's what I already got, a softmodded 1.4 xbox with a 40gb hdd in pieces all over my desk.
I've got that far with the front parts:
I'm pretty happy with it. 2 or 3 additional coats and I'm fine. I've just wet sanded the parts for the first time.
and I've got a white jewel but I forgot to take a picture of it.
the top cover is driving me crazy. after an accident I had to sand it down and start all over again. pictures in the next few days.
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Posted 04 April 2011 - 02:35 AM
Looks really good can't wait till its finished plus its never to late to mod a 1st gen xbox
Posted 04 April 2011 - 05:27 PM
Cheers to that, plus your doing a white xbox which is BADASS!!!
Looks really good so far, cant wait to see the finished product.
Looks really good so far, cant wait to see the finished product.
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For those people who left when it started to rain or didn't come out for the threat of rain, the pavilion housed everyone dry and cool and the events went on as planned during the short shower. It was a wonderful day for children from 1 to 100!
Mission: The Fort Valley Museum is a bright and welcoming community museum that depicts Fort Valleys past history. Exhibits include: The Church; The One-room School, The Forts 19th century Cold-blast Iron Furnaces (along with the history of cast iron stove plates found locally), The Seven Fountains Resort (1850-1888), The Home, The Farm, The Country Store, Music in the Fort, and a recently donated collection of local Shenandoah Valley Pottery.
Buildings: In addition to the original Museum building, the Old Brick Church (circa 1830), the Trinity Brethren Church (1904) on Dry Run Road became a part of the Museum in 2008. This lovely old church is open to the public on special occasions and by request. It currently houses a religious and organizational history of the Fort, and a newly created spinning exhibit. In progress are a portrait room and an archive and genealogical resource room.
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One never fails to be amazed by a close scanning of box scores. Here are five interesting things about Sunday's action:
1. Petras Balocka exploded for 20 points and 20 rebounds in Hawaii's 96-78 win over Lamar. It was just the second 20-20 game in Division I this season. Radford's Artsiom Parakhouski went for 26 points and 20 rebounds a week ago against Duquesne. It must be an Eastern European thing. Balocka is from Lithuania and Parakhouski from Belarus. By the way, on this date a year ago, there had already been four 20-20 games, with Blake Griffin accounting for two himself.
2. Connecticut's Jerome Dyson finished an assist shy of a triple-double on Sunday against Harvard. Dyson set a career-high with 14 rebounds and matched a career-best with nine assists. And oh yeah, the UConn senior also scored 24 points. If you're wondering, there have been 13 triple-doubles in the Big East this decade, five of which were recorded by Huskies.
3. San Diego, a team that has beaten Oklahoma and Stanford this season, shot just 18.6 percent from the field in a 69-37 loss to Fresno State. That is the worst shooting performance in D-I this season. But things could have actually been much worse if the bench did not step up to the plate. The Toreros starting lineup shot 7.4 percent, hitting only 2 of 27 shots.
4. In a 74-39 blowout of Cal State Bakersfield, Oregon State shot 72.2 percent from two-point range, while holding the Roadrunners to a 25.8 field goal percentage on 2s.
5. Looking for a reason that Boston College took down Miami in the ACC opener? Look no further than the battle of the boards. BC held a 46-21 rebounding advantage, its largest rebounding margin since 2006 and Miami's fewest total boards since 2007. How 'bout this: Eagles had more offensive rebounds (23) than the Hurricanes had total rebounds (21). All five Eagles starters pulled down five or more boards, while no one on Miami had more than four.


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The NBA draft is a time for teams to turn themselves around for the next season or to find that missing piece to allow them to make another playoff run.
Many teams will pick players with the intentions of finding the next star, but the players that are most exciting are the unexpected.
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Hail storm here earlier. the garden went white. Then the sun came out and now its all gone. Still bitterly cold though. I'm staying in.
Lots of washing being done.
Runnybeak, i have mr selfridge on record. I will watch him tonight. We went to bed early last night.
Its 2.5 centigrade here, no frost. Its still cold. I have run OH to the station to catch a train to London. Hes working with the met police soc unit all week, teaching them how to use a 3D laser scanner. As well as being a taxi driver, I've put the washer on and dryer on, and turned the heating on early.
Off to the peaks today, I'm working all day as well.
Today might be a caramel donut day.
I dont start squash until early May, and plant out late may when all the frosts have gone.
Mrs garden, it looks like you've had the lollipoppers round. They have done the trees on the main road around here as well. You might still have to take out any crossing branches to give a more open structure. It will send up lots of shoots that need to be pruned back to three buds to give fruit.
I got kitted up in thermals, planted a row of raspberries in the rain.
Then I retreated to greenhouse to pot up a couple of bare root shrubs.
Then i gave in. Time for brunch I think.
I seem to be losing weight faster than OH. I think he's cheating.
Hello seil. Is it bit chilly there at the moment?
Its been like christmas here today. A big parcel of raspberry canes, another parcel with a couple of hundred bulbs in, and a pot chicken on a basket I bought for my egg lady. I potted up the eucomis and crocosmias, ready to plant out later. Double freesias for mum. Gladioli to go in between broad beans. Too cold to plant out raspberries so i did the potting in the greenhouse and came back in.
I'll put my thermals on tomorrow, and plant the raspberries.
You can keep the snow up there, I don't want it.
The mini polytunnel I bought last March has holes all over it. I phoned the manufacturer and they said it should last two full seasons. Well it didnt. Mind you, no quibbles, they are going to send a new cover. I suspect by the speed that they gave in, its a common problem. Only problem is , they are out of stock until march.
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At Sunday's Eagles-Cardinals game, reader Jonathan found himself sitting behind one Arizona fan as he stumbled the fine line between boisterous and "so blitzed he should be ejected." Jonathan put together this video of that fan's highlights. It really tells a story.
The face plant is funny, but it's the momentary daze, followed by the hurried waddle that carries our hero out of the frame that really makes this. That is the gait of a man who is convinced that if he just keeps moving, the massive amount of pain that awaits him will never come.
Yeah, I don't have the slightest clue what this guy's deal is. But I do know that he needs to become best friends with Raptor Fan as soon as possible.
This guy did not have a whole lot of fun watching his Colts lose to the Chargers last night, so he did what any of us would have done: He got real drunk and then made up a song about his thumb.
The frightening trend of fans falling to their deaths at sporting events continues. According to police, a fan fell from an elevated walkway and died at Candlestick Park shortly after the Packers-49ers game kicked off on Sunday.
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50 Cent Explains Hostile Relationship With Mayweather
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The past two weeks have been tense between former friends Floyd Mayweather Jr. and 50 Cent. Several heated exchanges took place over the social networks. Miranda Johnson of XXL Magazine caught up with the rapper/boxing promoter to get an explanation on why his feud with Mayweather has restarted. At one time the two of them were inseparable but then the two had a falling out over a business deal a few years ago.
50 Cent: "I'll do things that will be really random and it'll be the biggest thing at the moment 'cause nothing else is going on at that point. It happens over and over. Like just stopping by a game to throw a pitch turns into [me] on CNN and [I] can't get away from it. When you have an aggressive aura around you, then I believe people don't want to miss the opportunity to laugh at you. Floyd is one-dimensional. The Money Team concept is one-dimensional. We actually started pushing it during the recession. It was cool 'cause his viewership was going up but it's not actually the right message for me and who I am. So I started working with The United Nations and The World Food Program, and feeding America. Providing meals through the SK Energy Shots and that was at the same time because I started realizing that this is not the right concept of what you should present to the public."
"People think I get angry with Floyd, that's like my younger brother. So he'll do things and I won't necessarily understand why he does it but it'll agitate me and I'll do things in response. Other times I'll just watch him do something that I think is completely crazy. It's just who he is. He doesn't have to make adjustments for me and I don't have to make adjustments for him. I stopped making adjustments for him. We have one of those love/hate relationships."
"I don't hate him, I love him, actually. Entering the sport of boxing is a reflection of that relationship. He doesn't make any money away from the sport of boxing. That tells you when he's done fighting, he's done period. I just try to encourage him to do things away from the sport… "
"It's pretty tough to digest the concept that we don't spend money the same. He spends all of his money. He lives a richer lifestyle than we actually live day to day. In the end, it's not a sustainable lifestyle. I'll have to help him when it gets too tough. We've had conversations about this."
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The rear "clamps" which hold the cover down are far to forward on the rear section. It makes the rear of the cover appear to be lifted and doesn't offer a good seal to the tailgate. It was very easy to remove the screws "self drilling" and relocate the rear bar to fix the issue I was just confused that they wouldn't have corrected this on there own yet. Otherwise great cover and easy to install. Less than 10mins to put on and less than 10mins to move that rear bar.


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As online videos and their consumption continue ramping up, we should consider this coupling as more than an afterthought. There must be ways to display text ads in a more targeted and user-friendly manner.
Almost all consumers willingly accept ads with their videos. They would rather have free access and put up with any ads. Also they are actively complaining about the length of video ads, and almost a quarter feel ads could be more relevant. All these findings reflect sentiments surveyed from January-June 2007.
According to Emily Riley, a Jupiter analyst, many consumers would prefer text versus even a shorter 15-second pre-roll video ad. She says "text ads don't interrupt the user experience as much."
However, there's a real gap between accepting text ads and optimizing how they will get delivered — when adjacent to videos.
— Ad targeting will need to evolve. Semantic approaches are getting applied, but don't literally capture the whole experience. Certainly behavioral interests are also important, even when viewers are anonymous. The nature of what's appropriate for commercial purposes should come into play here.
— Ads will need to become more dynamic. Think about what to advertise during long-form videos. Some programs stay on topic and appeal to viewer interests consistently, yet showing the same ads seems like lost opportunity. Other videos, like newscasts, vary over time and thus their ads should too.
— Ad displays will need to change. We're all used to the flat approach to displaying ads, and that's a start. However, videos create a more dynamic experience. Should text ads be considered as something that is shown before or after videos? Or are they always about a sidebar?
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It is not possible to become flexible overnight, but by staying consistent and practicing every day, you can become more flexible than you are now. Your age, genetics and how often you stretch all factor in to how fast you will become more flexible. Staying flexible also helps prevent physical injuries. By following a regular stretching routine, you will feel youthful and create a lifelong, healthy habit that you can use daily.
Stay Hydrated
Human bodies are made up of 60 percent water. For the human body to function at a higher fitness level on a regular basis, replace water that you lose daily. By limiting or eliminating alcoholic beverages, you will help your body stay hydrated. The Mayo Clinic recommends that men consume 13 cups of total beverages per day and women consume 9. For athletes, the American Council on Exercise recommends consuming 8 to 16 ounces of water per hour of exercise. Keeping a water bottle nearby will help encourage good habits. This will help your joints become more lubricated and make stretching easier.
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Keep a schedule of when you will be able to stretch. To achieve the results that you want, be consistent in training your body. Write down "stretching" on your calendar as if it were an important appointment and block off times for physical activity. Tell your friends about your new endeavor and encourage them to give you encouragement. Keeping a form of accountability increases success.
Performing Stretching
Each stretching session should last a minimum of 10 to 20 minutes. Begin with an initial warm-up of five to 10 minutes. Muscles that have been warmed up are easier to stretch than cold muscles. A warm-up could include jumping jacks, walking or running in place. If you're in a gym, a warm-up could be as simple as running on a treadmill. Complete each stretch in a controlled manner. Do not bounce while performing the stretches. Stretch to the point of slight discomfort and hold each stretch for 30 to 60 seconds. Breathe softly and slowly. Repeat each stretch two to four times.
Common Stretches
The Pike stretches your hamstrings. To perform it, sit in the floor with your legs in front of you, keeping them together and pointing your toes. Lean your torso over with your arms straight reaching for your ankles. The Triangle Pose stretches you abdominal muscles. Perform it by standing tall with your back straight, your feet wider than your hips and your arms in line with your shoulders. Turn your right toes out to the side and point your left toes forward. Lean to the right as if you are reaching your right fingertips toward a wall. Bend at the side of the waist, allowing your right hand to fall toward the ground naturally. Rest your right hand on your knee, shin, ankle or the floor -- depending on where you are comfortable. Throughout this stretch, breathe deeply and hold the position for a few seconds. Repeat on the opposite side. The Child's Pose is aimed at stretching your back muscles. Begin by sitting on your heels and then slowly folding forward. Bring your chest to your thighs and your forehead to the ground in front of you. To come out of this stretch, use your hands to push the floor away and slowly roll up.
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PPE S.r.l. Plastic Projet European
based in LIVRAGA, ITALY
Hazardous material & waste storage containers. Reservoirs and containers for hazardous materials safety.
Riccoboni S.p.a.
based in Parma, ITALY
Riccoboni offers Global Services and environmental remediation, waste treatment services using authorized mobile equipment, and management of treatment and waste disposal plants owned by the company or by third parties. It also carries out transport and disposal services for industrial hazardous and non-hazardous waste.
Sadi Servizi Industriali S.p.A
based in Segrate (MI), ITALY
SADI SERVIZI INDUSTRIALI is placed among the leader Companies in Italy for the environmental remediation and rehabilitation andis the largest platform in Italy for the treatment of hazardous and non hazardous waste (authorized capacity: more than 500.000 tons/year).
C.P. Cartoplastica
based in Gricignano di Aversa (CE), ITALY
C.p. cartoplastica is the company that gave shape and sense to the world of containers for industrial waste disposal, and hazardous waste disposal. For over 25 years is a leading manufacturer and distributor of cardboard and plastic containers for medical waste, hazardous waste and recycling. The company is built on the care and resolution environmental issues, which now ...
HAFNER Srl
based in Bolzano, ITALY
Incinerations plant for domestic refuse / Incineration plants for special solid waste. Decentralised thermal utilisation of residual refuse. Facilities for the thermal treatment of household waste, biomass, hazardous waste, hospital waste, sewage sludge, liquid waste with energy recovery. Hafner constructs systems that make use of biomass and refuse for business and ...
Gasmet Technologies Oy
Distributor in ITALY
Gasmet Technologies is a leading manufacturer of gas monitoring instruments and systems for industrial and environmental applications including continuous emissions monitoring (power plants, waste incinerators, cement kilns etc.) stack testing / comparison measurements, process control, industrial hygiene / indoor air quality, engine exhaust gas, semiconductor ...
Zanetti Arturo & C.
based in Mapello - BG, ITALY
Established in 1964 ZANETTI ARTURO & C. has developed a deep, skilled and specific experience in all areas related to the treatment of waste. From collection to transportation, disposal to recovery of all types of waste: civil and industrial, municipal, special, hazardous, non-hazardous, health, aggregates, recoverable liquids, solids and powders. To guarantee customer ...
Office in Bovolone, ITALY
Mil-tek are an ISO14001 certified manufacturer of air-powered balers and compactors. These clean and green, small footprint waste management solutions are designed to minimize waste in organisations and industries of all shapes and sizes. Mil-tek balers and compactors are suitable for almost any material including cardboard, paper, soft plastic, hard plastic, EPS ...
Legras Industries
Distributor in Santo Chiodo, ITALY
Waste transportation and containers. Equip more than 200 waste transfer stations in Europe, and beyond, and most household or non-hazardous industrial waste today travels in Legras FMA semi-trailers. Design and manufacture of waste transfer stations and transport equipment. Legras Industries has three production sites in Epernay (France). 220 persons work for Legras and ...
based in Viterbo, ITALY
SIECO.srl modern conception plant for the special hazardous waste management we consider the waste collected as a resource rather than a cost. In accordance with the general principles of the new regulations on waste and recycling, we reintroduce the waste within the production cycle. This philosophy lead us to optimize costs and benefits in order to reach high levels ...
Logex s.r.l
based in Lugo (RA), ITALY
Active on the European market since 2006, Logex srl manages and coordinates the entire cycle of collection and treatment of hazardous waste. Moreover, Logex srl is an important partner of the primary European railway infrastructure companies in managing the waste cycle of worn-out wooden railway sleepers classified under the European Waste Code`s (EWC) category 17*.
ESO Srl
based in Opera MI, ITALY
ESO Srl: Ecological Services Outsourcing is the treatment of office waste. ESO management of office waste. Office-waste treatment and management of hi-tech waste are the main activities of Eso S.r.l Ecological Services Outsourcing.ESO is the treatment of office waste, removes from your office any spent material respecting the environment and the regulations. Waste ...
OMPECO srl
based in Moncalieri – Torino, ITALY
OMPECO Ltd. today contains within it all the know-how necessary for the production and sale of technology which has now made it his business philosophy: the Converter. The hospital waste at high biological risk can be a potential vehicle to transmit infectious disease. The disposal of hazardous and infectious medical waste is a complex and expensive process due to the ...
Fortom Chimica s.r.l.
based in Quinto Vicentino - Vicenza, ITALY
FORTOM CHIMICA SRL was founded in 1984 with the idea to show that it is possible to dispose and recover industrial waste according to national and international legislation, by using new technologies. Since 1984, in the seat of Quinto Vicentino, we execute the stocking, treatment and recycling of industrial solvents waste. During this long period we learnt and developed ...
atg UV Technology
Distributor in ITALY
atg UV Technology are leaders in the design and manufacture of UV (ultraviolet) disinfection / treatment systems for municipal drinking water and waste water, oil and gas applications, industrial process water and aquatics. Our applications include: Municipal: Drinking water (validated), waste water, storm water, advanced oxidation, waste water re-use. Oil & Gas: Drinking ...
Bio Mass Impianti srl (BMI)
based in Trezzano s/N, ITALY
BIO MASS IMPIANTI (BMI), is a company specialised in design, projecting and construction of water and waste water treatment systems by means of DISSOLVED AIR FLOTATION (DAF) technology as well as UP-FLOW filters and continuous filtration systems. BMI also designes a particular rain-water screening system which needs no electric energy, does not clog and is also able to ...
Settentrionale Trasporti S.p.A
based in Possagno (TV) ., ITALY
Settentrionale Trasporti can boast more than half a century long track record in the sector of national and international transport services, a long experience which has made our company gain an excellent reputation and become a reference point both in Italy and abroad. In the last decade Settentrionale company has grown substantially encompassing transportation of waste ...
1 Emme Spa
based in Medolago (BG), ITALY
1 Emme Spa, a company specializing in the reclamation of contaminated sites and redevelopment of desolate areas, the management of industrial waste and the construction and securing of waste management sites, has been operating since 1995 throughout Italy and abroad.
Navarra S.p.A.
based in Ferentino (FR), ITALY
Navarra Inc. has been dealing with waste management for over 25 years with a constant growth in workforce. The services provided are different, from waste transport to its disposal, in order to supply a global service
Vendrame s.r.l.
based in Silea (TV), ITALY
Vendrame Ltd is a young and dynamic company, specialized in the production of tank trailer and equipment for suction and transport of special and hazardous waste, as well as the cleaning of industrial plants, sewers and sewer systems. Today, the company continues with the work and commitment of a group of specialists, workers and technicians, which are a good team, ready ...


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Every year freshmen take the college basketball world by storm, and play a huge role in determining a season's national champion. The 2010-2011 season will be no different.
It began with Greg Oden and Kevin Durant in 2007. Then Derrick Rose and Michael Beasley. Tyreke Evans, Greg Monroe, John Wall, Demarcus Cousins and Xavier Henry followed.
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The uniform of a female aviation pioneer resides in the collection of the North Carolina Museum of History. The 18 items of clothing and gear were issued during World War II to Kate Lee Adams, who served as a member of the Women's Airforce Service Pilots (WASP).
Adams, who donated the items to the Museum of History shortly before her death in 2002, was an advocate in her later years for getting recognition for the WASP program. Donated items include a trench coat, a billed flight cap, an Eisenhower-style jacket, trousers, coveralls, a blue service skirt and a blue dress beret.
Women's Airforce Service Pilots were organized as a reaction to the increased need for pilots following the attack by Japan on Pearl Harbor. Adams and more than 1,000 other young female pilots volunteered for service.
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Kate Lee Adams was profiled in 2003 for the "Tar Heel Junior Historian." In the article, author Sandra O. Boyd writes, "In the 1970s, soon after their 30th reunion, WASP veterans were very excited to hear that the navy was training a small group of women to be military pilots. But media reports stated that this would be the first time women had flown military aircraft. "Adams was quoted as saying, "The WASP got their stingers out!"
Boyd goes on to say, "Their story had never been told. For thirty years, the government had kept their records sealed, and not many Americans knew of their contributions. So the WASP began to publicize their World War II service."
In July, President Barack Obama signed a bill to award the WASP the highest civilian honor given by the U.S. Congress. The Congressional Gold Medal was awarded March 10 at the U.S. Capitol.
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