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Academic Appointments
2008 – Present Professor and Director, Center for Materials Informatics, College of Arts & Sciences, Kent State University
2005 – Present Professor, Materials Informatics Lab, College of Arts & Sciences, Kent State University
2001 – 2005 Associate Professor, College of Arts & Sciences, Kent State University
1998 – 2001 Associate Professor, Libraries & Media Services, Kent State University
1996 – 2002 Senior Research Investigator, Center for Advanced Liquid Crystalline Optical Materials
1992 – 1998 Assistant Professor, Libraries & Media Services, Kent State University
M.I.L.S. 1979 School of Information and Library Sciences, State University of New York at Buffalo
B.A. 1973 John Carroll University
Selected Awards and Grants
Sept 2008 – Aug 2011 NSF Collaborative Research: Recurring Patterns in Molecular Science: Reusable
Learning Resources Co-PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Sept 2008 – Feb 2010 NSF Open Efforts for Computational Materials Research & Education: A NSDL
MatDL & TMS Pilot Working Together with the Materials Community PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Jan 2007 – June 2008 NSF Collaborative Research: Interdisciplinary Virtual Labs for Undergraduate Education
in the NSDL MatDL Co-PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Sept 2005 – Aug 2009 NSF NSDL Materials Digital Library Pathway PI: L.M. Bartolo.
July 2004 – July 2005 NSF Materials Digital Library Supplement Funding Request PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Sept 2003 – Aug 2005 NSF Materials Digital Library: MatDL.org PI: L.M. Bartolo.
June 2003 – July 2004 NIST An MSEL Materials Repository PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Sept 2001 – Aug 2003 NSF Green's Functions Research & Education Enhancement Network Co-PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Jan 2002 – Dec 2003 NIST Information Management and Multidisciplinary Scientific Working Groups
PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Jan 2001 – Jan 2002 Ohio Dept of Center for Advanced Liquid Crystalline Optical Materials Co-PI: L.M. Bartolo
Development (One of 30 PIs).
Jan 2000 – Jan 2001 OBR Research Challenge A Model for Sharing Multidisciplinary Scientific Research
Co-PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Jan 1998 – Dec 1999 OBR Research Challenge Information Gateway for Storage, Transfer, and Utility of
Scientific Information PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Oct 1999 NIST Development of Green's Functions Library-Generation 2 for Advanced Materials
and Collaboration PI: L.M. Bartolo.
1996 – 2000 NIST Information Dynamics in the ALCOM/NIST Phase Separation/Heterogeneous
Structures Project PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Sept 1998 – Aug 2000 NSF School Based Remote Experiments on the Web Co-PI: L.M. Bartolo.
Sept 1994 – Aug 1997 NSF Science and Math on the Net Co-PI: L.M. Bartolo.
- A&S 4/5/70095, BSCI 4/5/70195 & CS 4/5/79995 Introduction to Bioinformatics
- A&S 4/5/70095, LSCI Law across the Disciplines
Primary Research Interests
Scientific Materials research and learning information management and dissemination, Multidisciplinary scientific research repositories, Human and automated scientific metadata generation, Scientific information classification and thesaurus, Electronic scientific communication.
Selected Publications
- Bartolo, L.M., Osman, T.M., Hunt, W.H. (2009). Open Efforts for Computational Materials Research & Education: A NSDL MatDL & TMS Pilot with the Materials Community. Journal of Materials Education (in press).
- Bartolo, L.M., Glotzer, S.C., Lowe, C.S., Powell, A.C., Sadoway, D.R., Warren, DJ, Teary, V, Kane, NJ and Raja, AK. (2008). Materials informatics: Facilitating the integration of data-driven materials research with education. Journal of the Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 60(3), 51-52. Available at DOI: 10.1007/s11837-008-0033-z
- Yaron, D.J., Davenport, J.L., Karabinos, M., Leinhardt, G.L., Bartolo, L.M., Portman,J.J., Lowe, C.S., Sadoway, D.R., Carter, W.C., and Ashe, C. (2008). Cross-Disciplinary molecular science education in introductory science courses: An NSDL MatDL collection. Proceedings of the 8th ACM/IEEE-CS Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, (pp. 70-73). Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. (ACM).
Available at: http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/1378889.1378903
- Bartolo, L.M., Lowe, C.S., Krafft, D.B., & Tandy, R.J. (2007). NSDL MatDL: Adding context to bridge materials e-research and e-education. In L. Vovacs, N. Fuhr, and C. Meghini (Eds.), Proceeding of the 11th European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries (ECDL) (pp. 499-500). Springer-Verlag.
- Bartolo, L.M., Lowe, C.S., Ruscheinski, J., & Bisom, D. (2007). Cooperative collection building in NSDL MatDL Pathway through Ivia Data Fountains. Proceedings of the 7th ACM>IEEE-CS Joint Conferences on Digital Libraries, (p. 473). Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. (ACM).
- Bartolo, L.M., Krane, M.J.M., & Powell, A.C. (2007) NSDL Materials Digital Library Pathway, Transport Phenomena, & TMS Partnership. Spotlight article published on Materials Technology & TMS Education Community: Front Page.
Available at http://materialstechnology.tms.org/TECarticle.asp?articleID=905
- Bartolo, L.M., Lowe, C.S. (2006). NSDL Materials Digital Library Pathway: Hub for materials education and research. Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 69th Annual Meeting. Austin, TX USA.
- Bartolo, L.M., & Lowe, C.S., Glotzer, S.C., Iacovella, C.R. (2006) Development of a wiki-based, expert community-driven nanosystem vocabulary. Proceedings of the Dublin Core Conference Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico.
- Bartolo, L.M., & Lowe, C.S., Glotzer, S.C., Iacovella, C.R. (2006) Scientific research groups, digital libraries, & education: Metadata from nanoscale simulation code. Proceedings of the 6th ACM/IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (p. 348). Chapel Hill, NC USA. Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. (ACM)
- Powell, A.C., & Bartolo, L.M. (2006) The Transport Phenomena Archive on the NSDL Materials Digital Library Pathway. Journal of Materials Education Vol. 28 (1): 91-98.
- Bartolo, L.M., Gloter, S.C., Lowe, C.S., Powell, A.C., Sadoway, D.R., Warren, J.A., Tewary, V.K., & Rajan, K. (2006). NSF NSDL Materials Digital Library & MSE education. Journal of Materials Education Vol. 28 (1): 21-26.
- Bartolo, L.M., Cole, T.W., Giersch, S., & Wright, M. (2005). NSF/NSDL Workshop on Scientific Markup Languages. D-Lib Magazine, Vol 11(11) Available: doi:10.1045/november2005-bartolo
- Bartolo, L.M., Lowe, C.S. Sadoway, D.R., Powell, A.C., & Glotzer, S.C. (2005). NSDL MatDL: Exploring digital library roles. D-Lib Magazine, Vol 11(3)
Available at: www.dlib.org/dlib/march05/bartolo/03bartolo.html
- Bartolo, L.M., Lowe, C.S., Feng, L.Z., & Patter, B. (2004). MatDL: Integrating digital libraries into scientific practice. Journal of Digital Information: Special Issue Digital Repositories, Vol. 5 issue 3 Article 297 2004-08-23.
Available at: http://journals.tdl.org/jodi/article/view/jodi-151/121
Selected Presentations
- Bartolo, L.M. (2009, February). Co-organizer of Symposium on Progress in Computational Materials Science and Engineering Education. Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS) Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA USA.
- Bartolo, L.M. (2009, February). NSDL MatDL's MatForge: Open Efforts for Computational Materials Research and Education. Presented as part of the Symposium on Open Source Tools for Materials Research and Engineering. Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS) Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA USA.
- Bartolo, L.M. (August 2008). Improving student learning using the World Wide Web. PI led workshop session at the Conference of the Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) Program, Washington, DC USA. (invited presentation)
- Bartolo, L.M. (2007, November) Co-organizer of Symposium W, Forum on Materials Science and Engineering Education for 2020. Materials Research Society Annual Meeting, Boston, MA USA.
- Bartolo, L.M. (2006, October). Materials Research Groups, Digital Libraries, & Education: Metadata from Nanoscale Simulation Code. Presented at the 20th International CODATA Conference. Beijing, China.
- Bartolo, L.M. (2006, August) Presented as part of an NSF sponsored workshop entitled From Cyberinfrastructure to Cyberdiscovery in Materials Science: Enhancing outcomes in materials research, education and outreach, Arlington, VA USA.
- Bartolo, L.M. (2006, October). Materials Research Groups, Digital Libraries, & Education: Metadata from Nanoscale Simulation Code. Presented at the 20th International CODATA Conference. Beijing, China.
- Bartolo, L.M, (2006, October). Facilitating Connections between Materials Research and Education. Presented as part of the Workshop on Material Data/Metadata Markup - Integration and Syndication of Material Databases (Co-Chairs: Laura Bartolo & Toshihiro Ashino) at the 20th International CODATA Conference. Beijing, China.
- Bartolo, L.M., Lowe, C.S., Glotzer, S.C., & Iacovella, C.R. (2006, October). Building Collaborative Tools on the NSDL Data Repository: Possibilities with the MatDL Soft Matter Wiki. Presented as part of a panel at the National Science Digital Library Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. USA.
Professional Affiliations
- American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
- American Library Association (ALA)
American Society for Information Science & Technology (ASIS&T)
- Classification Research (CR)
- Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- International Liquid Crystal Society
- Materials Research Society(MRS)
- The Minerals Materials Information Society (AMSM)
- The Minerals Information Society (AMS)
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The Patriots host Wando Friday for Fort Dorchester's homecoming game.
Both the Warriors (2-3) and the Patriots (2-2) have experienced success this year, but are coming off back-to-back losses so everyone involved will be hungry for a win.
Fort Dorchester is coming off losses to Stratford and Goose Creek and has victories over Carolina Forest and Cane Bay. Wando is coming off losses to Colleton County and Summerville and has wins over James Island and Ashley Ridge.
"Wando is feisty and they sure gave Summerville some trouble," Fort Dorchester coach Steve LaPrad said. "That was a tight game until Wando had some break downs on special teams."
One of the major keys to handling Wando is stopping junior tailback Kenning Waring, the defending Class AAAA state 100-meter dash champion. Waring has left guard Nolan Kelleher, a University of Florida commit, to help open holes for him and the combo has proven pretty effective this season.
The Warriors have used two quarterbacks this season so when they aren't utilizing Waring the Patriots can expect just about anything.
The Warrior defense only returned two starters this year. Early in the season the unit seemed to be tough, surrendering an average of only 13 points per game. But over the past three weeks, the Wando D has surrendered an average of 34 points per game.
Fort Dorchester has faced a tougher schedule this season and has battled injuries. However, this week the Patriots should be fairly healthy.
"Last week three of our starting linebackers were out and we only had one senior playing in the defensive backfield," LaPrad said. "We've had a lot of injuries, but we should have all of those starters back except one."
Free safety D.J. Commodore has taken up some of the slack for the Fort defense and served as the leader on that side of the ball amidst all the injuries.
"D.J. has really been solid for us this season," LaPrad said.
After missing a lot of action the past couple of weeks, senior linebackers Ryan Chaya and Kevyne Flores are expected to return to the staring lineup this week.
The banged up Fort D has surrendered an average of 26 points per game this season, but that number is inflated by the 49 points Goose Creek scored last week. The Patriots held both Carolina Forest and Cane Bay to 14 points.
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In Toledo's annual Blue and Gold spring game, the Rockets began their search to replace Eric Page, the top wide receiver in school history.
As far as April 13 goes, they have two pretty strong candidates.
Wide receivers Dwight Macon and Bernard Reedy stole the show as Macon's Blue Team edged out Reedy's Gold Team 21-13 in the Glass Bowl.
"What you have seen is 14-15 practices of guys coming together and tonight playing very well," Toledo first-year head coach Matt Campbell said. "Dwight Macon has had a great camp and he could have been the player of the day every day throughout the spring. Bernard Reedy just keeps getting better and better. I'm really excited about what that young group has. Anytime you lose a guy like Eric Page, young guys get an opportunity to show themselves and that's what we are about at the University of Toledo."
Macon, the team's third-string quarterback last season, converted to wide receiver in the offseason and has been so impressive that he was selected as the top pick by the senior class while dividing teams for the Blue and Gold game. The sophomore caught seven passes for 114 yards and one score for the Blue Team, a 70-yard touchdown reception after a short pass on the first play of the game.
"I told Dwight you might as well just go score, no point in just messing around. Just go score and that's what he did," senior quarterback Austin Dantin said. "Dwight is an unbelievable athlete and if we can get him in space and he keeps doing what he is doing he is going to be doing a great job this year."
Campbell maintained that despite Macon's success at receiver, he will continue to receive reps in practice as the team's third-string quarterback. Macon had limited time at quarterback in the scrimmage, passing for 31 yards on 4 of 5 attempts.
Reedy, who was the second-overall pick for the spring game, was the team's second-leading receiver, totaling 758 yards and nine touchdowns last season and earned Most Valuable Player honors in UT's Military Bowl victory over Air Force. The junior caught seven passes for 150 yards for the Gold Team with a touchdown.
In the seemingly never-ending quarterback battle that has now entered its third season, senior Austin Dantin outplayed junior Terrance Owens in the scrimmage. Dantin, representing the Blue Team, completed 14 of 18 passes for 190 yards and two touchdowns while Owens completed 15 of 26 throws for 277 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions.
"The success of these offensive players and these skill guys is because of what we have in Austin Dantin and Terrance Owens," Campbell said. "They allow these guys to get so much better so fast. Those guys will continue to compete at a high level and make everyone around them compete at a high level as well."
On the ground, junior running back David Fluellen rushed for 75 yards on 14 carries with one score for the Blue Team as he begins the season as the top candidate to replace Adonis Thomas. Junior Robert Carmona and sophomore Ricky Pringle led the Gold Team with 44 and 43 yards, respectively.
Following Macon's 70-yard score on the first play of the game, the Gold Team responded with field goals of 37 and 29 yards from sophomore Jeremiah Detmer to cut the lead to 7-6 at the half.
Fluellen extended the Blue Team's lead before Dantin hit sophomore Cassius McDowell for a 31-yard score to push their advantage to 21-6.
The Gold Team came back with a touchdown by Reedy, who broke multiple tackles to go 70 yards and narrow the lead to 21-13.
The most important play of the game came soon after as the Gold Team faced a 4th down at the goal line. Attempting to run the ball for the score, Pringle was stopped just short as the Blue Team took over possession on downs.
"We always try to eliminate the big plays, big plays are what kills you," said senior linebacker Robert Bell, who recorded four tackles, one sack and an interception for the Blue Team. "We made them kick field goals in the red zone and that's what you have to try to do. They hit the big plays and that's how they got 13 points, but as long as you keep your [composure] we can always close out the game."
The Gold Team had one more late attempt at scoring as Owens threw a "hail Mary" from 38 yards away, but junior receiver James Green caught the pass eight yards short of the end zone as time expired and the Blue Team prevailed 21-13.
The Rockets will open the season on the road at Arizona on Sept. 1 before heading to play Wyoming the next week. They will open the 2012 season in the Glass Bowl on Sept. 15 against arch-rival Bowling Green.
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Greetings to all. In the past week or so, my wife has been experiencing a lot of swelling in her lower legs and less so in her face. Her blood pressure has been normal throughout her pregnancy, and again today there was no trace of protein in her urine. She is almost 36 weeks.
However, the midwife became concerned over the level of swelling today during our scheduled visit. She used the phrase "way too much" and said "oh boy" when performing the indentation test on her shins.
We didn't know much about p/e before today, only the three symptoms listed above and information about proper diet we learned in our Bradley class. So when we heard the midwife's tone today, it put a pretty good scare into us. My wife was urged to work only half-days with plenty of rest and we're returning to the midwife in two days for possible bloodwork, non-stress test, etc.
However, when we made an effort to look into the symptoms of p/e, we became surprised at the reaction we saw from our midwife. We understand the severity of the condition from the great collection of stories/info on this site, but with only one obvious possible symptom, we feel like things could have been handled better at our visit today. Simply asking my wife to rest and come back in two days "just to be sure" would not have thrown us into a spiral of fear.
My wife has not experienced vision problems or headaches, nor any of the other symptoms. She follows the diet guidelines. Her sister experienced pretty bad swelling toward the end of her pregnancy as well with no p/e diagnosed.
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Caroline Flack proved that she can make a fashion statement as she dips into the 60s trend. Dressed in a gorgeous monochrome Asos dress, the Xtra Factor presenter, who is known for her girl-next-door fashion style definitely had heads turning at the Galaxy pop up event. We love this look on her! We will be rocking Caroline's show stopping 60s inspired Asos dress with a pair of Nanette by Kurt Geiger and Dolce & Gabbana classic cream lipstick in nude, teamed with Topshop's Glasshouse palette and Yves Saint Laurent long lasting eye-pencil to recreate the bold eyes.
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Overview The I-5 to Medina: Bridge Replacement and HOV Project will replace the interchanges and roadway between I-5 in Seattle and the eastern end of the floating bridge.
Why is WSDOT
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Approximately 70,000 vehicles cross Lake Washington every day on the SR 520 floating bridge. It's a key regional route for commuters and freight. After floating for more than 50 years, the four-lane bridge is often clogged by traffic and is showing its age. The floating bridge pontoons are vulnerable to windstorms, and bridge support columns are vulnerable to earthquakes.
The End Result
The I-5 to Medina Bridge Replacement and HOV Project includes a new floating bridge and highway with six lanes, including two general-purpose lanes and one new transit/HOV lane in each direction. The project also takes key steps to get ready for future light rail, help manage traffic in the Arboretum and transform the future corridor from Montlake to I-5 into a city parkway with landscaped lids and medians.
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The new SR 520 corridor through Seattle will:
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The schedule for constructing segments of the corridor from I-5 to Lake Washington is pending additional funding.
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We are moving forward with construction on a new SR 520 floating bridge, which is fully funded by a variety of state and federal sources, including SR 520 tolling, which began in December 2011.We are continuing to work with the Legislature to fund elements of the project from I-5 to the floating bridge.Visit the SR 520 Costs, Funding and Tolling page for additional information.
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At DiscountRamps.com we are always trying to find innovative ways to use our wide range of products. When our Executive Assistant went on a last minute camping trip, she was unsure as to what to do with her small dog. In the end, the dog got to go on the trip but she was still afraid she would miss hiking since the dog wouldn't be able to keep up on a multiple mile walk. Instead of leaving the pooch behind, she decided to try out the WPC-Green wheeled pet stroller. True, this item is made to easily carry/roll a pet through an airport, but it is a backpack after all. Why not carry it as a hiking pack and let the dog enjoy the scenery? The carrier worked perfectly as it is lightweight enough to carry for miles at a time and the perfect size for the dog to have enough room while enjoying the scenery. This pet carrier is now employee, pet, and hiking approved with two thumbs up.
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A Kent State Trumbull staple since 1966, ICON is a poetry and art magazine that is published once each year, near the end of spring semester.
ICON publishes the winner of the campus's yearly Hart Crane Memorial Poetry Contest, which is judged by faculty from the Kent State Trumbull English department.
- Poetry, Fiction, and Non-Fiction
We accept all forms, themes, styles, and genres of 750 words or less. However, we limit the number of submissions to six (poetry) and three (fiction and non-fiction) per author per issue. Submissions must be typed (no handwritten submissions will be considered). Fiction and non-fiction should be submitted in standard, double-spaced format.
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Submit samples (copies, not originals) in black and white or color. High quality photocopies accepted. Finely detailed work cannot be included, as the detail is lost when reproduced. We limit the number of submissions to six.
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Annual award of $100 for best poem. Submit two (2) poems to Dr. Noelle Bowles at ICON's mailing address c/o Hart Crane Memorial Poetry Contest, prior to February 1. The winning poem is published in ICON.
ICON is available free to Kent State University at Trumbull students, staff, and faculty. Those off campus may purchase individual copies of ICON for $4.00, or subscribe for $8.00/year (2 issues).
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DALLAS (AP) — A Texas woman was indicted Friday on charges that she sent threatening, ricin-laced letters to President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg in an attempt to frame her estranged husband.
The federal indictment charges Shannon Richardson, 35, with two counts of mailing a threatening communication and one count of making a threat against the president of the United States.
Richardson, an actress from New Boston, Texas, was arrested June 7. She is accused of sending the threatening letters in May to Obama, Bloomberg and a third man who heads the mayor's gun-control group.
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Receiver - Experimental Telephone, Alexander Graham Bell, 1876 Reg. No: ST 035633
- Summary:
- Harmonic telegraph receiver, used by Alexander Graham Bell for some of his earliest telephone experiments, circa July 1876, in Boston. Used originally with the ear pressed firmly against the reed (damped) for telephone reception. It was used with a transmitter.
The receiver in Alexander Graham Bell's first successful telephone experiment on 10 March 1876 was similar to this instrument.
It could respond to different harmonies depending on the length of the metal reed. The metal reed resonated at a certain frequency, similar to a tuning fork.
Bell initially developed the harmonic receiver for his experiments in telegraphy, in which he was investigating the possibility of sending multiple messages at the same time, on different frequencies. Hearing the sounds it produced, he realised it might be possible to transmit the human voice.
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- Varnished wooden base, brass terminals, single pole electromagnet wound with green silk- covered wire on black bobbin, with cylindrical ebonite cover. Electromagnet resistance 3 ohms. In wooden box.
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- Loan & Subsequent Donation from Mr Charles Moody
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Penn State Lacrosse Field
Bleachers are located next to the Multi-Sport Facility as well as behind the south goal. Additionally, the grass hill to the west provides a great amphitheatre for fans to view the game and enjoy the spring weather.
Amenities at the field include a concession stand and indoor bathrooms inside the adjacent Multi-Sport Facility.
The Penn State Lacrosse Field is located on the corner of University Drive and Dauer Drive, next to the Multi-Sport Facility. Parking is available in Lot 44.


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The Megacity Vehicle (MCV), due to come onto the market in 2013 will soon be the world's first volume-produced vehicle with a passenger cell made from carbon fiber. The weight savings will allow an offset of the extra 250 to 350 kg of weight typically found in electrically powered vehicles
Here is the first officially released stunning concept image of the upcoming Megacity vehicle, an all electric "city car." The BMW Megacity is expected to enter production sometime in 2013. Pictured here is a 4 seater car powered by a rear mounted electric motor (running on batteries). To minimize weight, the Megacity vehicle will feature extensive use of carbon firber reinforced plastics.
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BMW has announced that its all-electric "Megacity Vehicle" line will launc in 2013. This line of vehicles was designed from the ground up to be fully electric vehicles and will be significantly lighter than conventional cars with heavy use of carbon fiber. It will be a zero-emission urban car for the world's metropolitan regions. It is currently being developed as part of project i and will be available from 2013 under a sub-brand of BMW.
According to a local Washington State TV station BMW and partner SGL are looking at several locations in North America to build a plant specifically for producing carbon fiber material likely for the upcoming iSetta range of cars. According to sources BMW is looking at a location near Moses Lake Washington (US) and an unnamed Canadian city. The project is so secret that those inside the Washington county where Moses Lake resides are only calling it
BMW has finally announced some more news regarding its Megacity Vehicle (aka Isetta) being developed under its project i program. The BMW sub-brand Isetta will produce high efficiency electric vehicles and is expected to come to market by at least 2015. Here is the press release:
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BMWs vision for the future of the megacity vehicle, dubbed Project-i (Isetta?) comes in the form of this 1-series coupe modified to run on electricity.
For the next major autoshow on schedule, the International Autoshow at Detroit, BMW will bring this car to follow-up the VisionED concept car.
BMW maintains its goals of combining the green energy push with its own motto of "sheer driving pleasure" or "joy". They have aimed to make … CONTINUED
AutoExpress UK provides some further insight into the revival of BMW's mini-car, the Isetta. The publication speculates that the Isetta could appear in UK showrooms as early as 2011.
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BMW and Fiat are joining forces to bring a revolution in the marketplace in terms of fuel efficiency. I hope this comes true!!!
BMW is poised to give the go-ahead to a tiny Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) that will help to revolutionise city-centre driving. The rear-engined city car could be called Isetta and will first arrive in American showrooms in 2012.
The project was created because of new Californian regulations (soon to be copied by 12 other US states) which require big car makers to sell between a few hundred and a few thousand ZEVs every year from 2012.
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Autoexpress is reporting today that BMW may bring back the Isetta. Many of you may remember this as Urkels car. In fact, for its time the idea behind this car was to be a small urban mobility vehicle similar to the Mini, or more likely the Smart car range. With increased awareness and drive towards smaller more fuel efficient vehicles for city use, the idea of BMW bringing back the Isetta is not that far off. Of course many of the original cars design qwirks would have to be lost … CONTINUED


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Patterned and playful, it's no surprise that Petunia Pickle Bottom makes the most popular diaper bags on the motherhood market! With a variety of sophisticated silhouettes and delightful designs, modern moms everywhere have all named Petunia Pickle Bottom as the designer of the most popular diaper bag to date.
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While they may not be blood related, firefighters are brothers.
Almost five years ago,
The motorcyclists made stops at area fire stations, where fellow firefighters generously donated a total of $5,000 to help with medical expenses.
"It was a huge help,"
As avid motorcyclists, Shannon and DJ have been riding Harleys for years. But when DJ had the idea for a charity ride, he kept his older brother in the dark.
"It was all pre-arranged,"
As Shannon, DJ and 85 other bikers — most of them firefighters — stopped at fire stations in South Walton, Destin and
"It's not huge,"
This year, that support will go to Danny Margagliano, a South Walton firefighter/paramedic who was involved in a diving accident in Destin that paralyzed him. While his condition may or may not be permanent, Margagliano has had to struggle with physical challenges.
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On May 4, The Thunder Beach Firehouse Run will visit
"There we'll have a motorcycle rally with everything you can imagine,"
The Firehouse Run doesn't have a goal set when they begin their yearly ride, they rely on the generosity of the fire stations and any visitors that stop by. But whatever they make, 100 percent of the proceeds goes to the firefighter in need.
"We look out for one another, it's one of the best aspects of the job."
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Sex offender claims to be living in homeless shelterMarch 27,2013BENNINGTON A Bennington man, who has been charged in New York for rape, sexual assault on a physically helpless person and sexual contact with someone younger than 11, was arraigned Monday for failing to comply with the requirements of the Vermont Sex Offender Registry for a period longer than five consecutive days.
According to an affidavit filed in the case, Christopher Carreau, 33, of Bennington, is currently staying at the homeless shelter on North Street although officials with the Bennington Coalition for the Homeless have identified that shelter as temporary housing designed to be used for only one or two nights at a time.
Carreau pleaded innocent to the charge in Bennington criminal court Monday.
In an affidavit, Detective Anthony Silvestro of the Bennington Police Department said Carreau was convicted in Rennselaer County, N.Y., of first-degree rape in October 2000. The conviction requires Carreau to be registered in Vermont as a sex offender.
Silvestro said he learned from staff at the Vermont Department of Children and Families on March 12 that Carreau was using an address with the sex offender registry that was not his true address.
Silvestro said he interviewed Carreau on March 18 and said Carreau was not continually staying at the address he provided to the registry.
Carreau was released without bail on Monday but ordered not to have contact with children younger than 16 except for contact approved by the Vermont Department of Children and Families.MORE IN This Just InThe family of a Connecticut man who was killed in a car accident on Route 4 last Friday night is... Full StoryAssociated Press Full StoryIt seems like I just started to warm up from last winter and I see back-to-school displays. Full Story
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BONNYMAN — A late night fire destroyed a home just off of Ky. 15 near Bonnyman, and arson investigators are searching for its cause.
Fire crews were dispatched to the home on Robin Run near Fugate's Entertainment Park at around 10 p.m. Monday evening. A neighbor living on Easy Drive could see the flames from the road, but was unsure if they were from a structure fire or burn pile.
When the first fire department arrived on Robin Run, however, the house was completely engulfed in flames.
While it remains unclear what started the fire, Kentucky State Police arson investigators were called to the scene the next day while crews were still battling the blaze.
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The Siteman Cancer Center is one of only 41 institutions in the United States to hold the prestigious Comprehensive Cancer Center designation from the National Cancer Institute (NCI), a branch of the federal government's National Institutes of Health. Siteman announced it had received this honor in January 2005.
The comprehensive designation is awarded by the NCI through its cancer centers program. The program recognizes several types of cancer centers based on their degree of research specialization. The comprehensive designation is the highest level of distinction. To earn it, Siteman underwent a rigorous review of its programs by experts in the cancer field.
Siteman was awarded comprehensive status because of its strong basic and clinical research programs; programs in cancer prevention, control and population-based research; and a body of interactive research bridging these areas. Siteman also was recognized for outreach and education efforts aimed at residents of the St. Louis region and health-care professionals.
As part of its comprehensive designation, Siteman received a five-year, $21 million cancer center support grant from the NCI. The grant provides funding for programs and specialized services that promote multidisciplinary research. These funds also support shared scientific resources and seed awards that enable investigators to develop and pursue new research opportunities. The grant is in addition to $160 million in cancer research and related training grants currently held by scientists and physicians affiliated with Siteman.


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Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in International Studies
Behavioral and Social Sciences
International Studies is for students interested in work overseas or among multiethnic groups in America, providing study and practical experience. Opportunities for internships and studies overseas are available and encouraged for students who are interested in pursuing this major.
International Studies is a unique blend of history, government and culture. Our courses literally cover the globe. We look at countries, their various people groups and their governments. We also view the interactions between the nations through history and in our own day. This major provides the interested student with knowledge and preparation for a career in the international arena. The students are encouraged to complete an intercultural experience component including study abroad and service trips (short-term mission trips, disaster relief, volunteer work, etc.).
Areas of study include anthropology, world history, sociology, Western humanities, international relations and a student's choice of a foreign language.
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|Want to see exactly what classes you will take? The Program Plan (sometimes called a degree sheet) includes all specific requirements - including University proficiencies, Frameworks courses and degree requirements.
Each of Evangel's academic programs is made up of a set of core curriculum, program requirements and electives. The courses listed below are just a small sample of courses that might be taken as a part of this specific program.
|Human Diversity
|Introduction to theoretical, practical and cultural issues related to diverse populations. Historical, political and socioeconomic forces are examined that impact discriminatory and oppressive values, attitudes and behaviors in society.
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|Fundamentals and principles shaping the foreign policies and diplomatic conduct of nations in the modern world.
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|The nature and development of international organization with a special emphasis on the United Nations and its specialized agencies.
|International Law
|The nature and development of the international legal system which defines the right and practices of nation states as well as the judicial settlement of international disputes.
|American Diplomacy
|Diplomatic relations of the United States and the development and reflections of foreign policy.
Evangel University's world-class faculty is made up of caring, Christian professionals who are distinguished in their fields and dedicated to the development of tomorrow's Christian leaders.
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Dr. Robert Bartels: Associate professor of international studies
Dr. Robert Bartels has been putting his love of history and his passion for the nations into action at Evangel University since 2007. As associate professor of international studies, Dr. Bartels teaches Government, History and Anthropology courses. He also sponsors Evangel's international study tours. His involvement with the tours has taken him all around the […] read more
Evangel's academic programs are designed specifically to prepare you for a career in the real world. But it's more than just job preparation; it's preparing you to make a full impact in your profession through the unique combination of faith and learning. Here are some of the professions this degree would prepare you for:
- Disaster Relief Organizations
- International Non-Profit Organizations in the United States and Abroad
- International Government Offices
- International Businesses in the United States and Abroad
- Teaching English as a Second Language
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The following are general requirements for all students beginning an undergraduate program at Evangel. For more information visit Undergraduate Admissions Requirements.
|As a boldly Christian university, all of our students have made a profession of faith in Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior.
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Parking Sat, Aug 8 5:30pm + 2.5hr after event
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Shuttle Information for Citrus Bowl games can be found in the directions tab.
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Upon arrival, please hand the ParkWhiz parking pass to the attendant for validation. If no attendant present, please leave the ParkWhiz parking pass face up in your dashboard.
Parking Sat, Aug 8 5:00pm + 2hr after event
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This is an open air surface lot, bordered by a 6ft chain-link fence. Located two blocks from Amway Center.
Shuttle information for Citrus Bowl Games:
Visit downtown before and after the game, and take advantage of the free shuttle to and from the stadium. There are also lots of dining options on Church St and Orange Ave, near the shuttle sites.
The three convenient shuttle sites listed below provide easy access to I-4 and SR 408. Drop off at the stadium is at Nashville Ave and Church St, one block from the stadium.
SITE 1, 528 West Central Blvd: Pickup begins at 8:30am
SITE 2, 100 South Hughey Ave: Pickup begins at 8:30am
SITE 3, Geico Garage 100 West South St: Pickup begins at 8:30am.
END OF GAME: The drop off point at the end of the game is on Division Ave between Central Blvd and Church St, within one block of all of the pickup locations. Staff will be on hand to assist. The ADA buses will drop off at their pickup site.
No outside food or drink, carts, tents, large backpacks, coolers, umbrellas, air horns, megaphones, hard containers, poles longer than 12", posters larger than 11†x17†, video cameras, cameras with detachable lenses greater than 6†, laptops, pets (except assistive animals), lasers, weapons, fireworks, skates, skateboards, cycles, recreational equipment, unauthorized solicitation, handbills, giveaways or samplings.
Small cameras are allowed. No professional photo, video or audio equipment will be permitted during the game (no detachable lenses, lenses longer than 6†, tripods or big zooms).
This location is a commercial parking lot.
Nearby destinations: Amway Center, Ceviche Tapas Bar & Restaurant.
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|Distance to NYU (Washington Square Park)
|2015 NYU Rates
|Near By
|Courtyard Soho, 181 Varick St,
New York, NY 10013
|.6 miles
|Complimentary in-room WiFi, On-site Health Club
|Standard Queen $235-$395
|Washington Sq. Park, Greenwich Village, Soho, Tribeca, Financial District
|Courtyard Manhattan/Chelsea, 135 West 30th St, New York, NY, 10001, 212-967-6000
|1.5 miles
|Fitness facilities, free WiFi, business center
|10% off Best Available Rate
|Madison Square Garden, Penn Station, Fashion Avenue
|Courtyard Manhattan/Herald Square, 71 West 35th St, New York, NY 10001, 212-239-4569
|1.6 miles
|Free Wifi, dry cleaning/laundry, fitness facilities
|10% off Best Available Rate
|Herald Square, Madison Square Garden, Bryant Park
| Marriott New York Downtown, 85 West Street, New York, NY 10280, 1-800-228-9290
|1.9 miles
|On-site Health Club
|The Financial District, WTC Site, Statue of Liberty, Ellis & Governor's Island, The South Street Seaport, Numerous subways providing easy access to NYU
| The Marcel at Gramercy, 201 East 24th Street
New York, NY 10010
|1.3 Miles
|Free wireless internet; Complimentary Continental Breakfast
For Superior Room: $159-$289
|Madison Square Park, Union Square, Walking distance to NYU & NYU Dorms in Union Square, subways providing easy access to NYU
|The Standard East Village, 25 Cooper Square, New York, NY 10003, 212-475-5700
|0.1 miles
|Babysitting/childcare, bar/lounge, meeting room
|For Standard Queen: $275-$395 For Deluxe Queen: $305-$425
|Cooper Square, Washington Square Park, The East Village
| Washington Square Hotel, 103 Waverly Place, New York, NY 10011
|0.1 Miles
|Complimentary in-room WiFi; Full American Breakfast
|Located on Washington Sq. Park Close to Union Square, the East Village, Greenwich Village, and the West Village
| Club Quarters Wall Street, 52 William Street
New York, NY 10005
|1.9 Miles
|Complimentary high-speed wireless, Self-service laundry facilities, fitness room, i-Pads are available for guests during stay, NYU Lounge, Private Club living room with refreshments and computers/printers
|For Club Room: $152-$272
For Standard Room: $172-$292
For Superior Room: $202-$322
For Suite: $272-$392
|The Financial District, WTC Site, Statue of Liberty, Ellis & Governor's Island, The South Street Seaport, Numerous subways providing easy access to NYU
|Club Quarters Midtown, 40 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
|2.1 Miles
|Complimentary high-speed wireless, Self-service laundry facilities, fitness room, i-Pads are available for guests during stay, Private Club living room with refreshments and computers/printers
|For Club Room: $182-$302
For Standard Room: $202-$322
For Superior Room: $232-$352
For Suite: $302-$422
|Bryant Park, Times Square, NY Public Library, Grand Central Terminal, Numerous subways providing easy access to NYU
|The Jade Hotel, 52 West 13th St. New York, NY 10011, 212-375-1300
|.3 miles
|24 hour fitness center, complimentary Greenwich Village walking tours, free WiFi, shoe shine service, 24 hour room service
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|Union Square Park, Washington Square Park, Greenwich Village
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|0.1 Miles
|On-Site Health Club
|NYU Poly, NYU CUSP, Burough Hall, NYC Board of Education, Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, NY Transit Museum, Numerous subways providing easy access to NYU Washington Square
|Sheraton Brooklyn, 228 Duffield St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, 718-855-1900
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|Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn War Memorial, Fort Greene Park
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839 17th Street, NW
Washington, DC 2006
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Sprint to discontinue the iPhone 4 in-store, will continue to sell online
Sprint is getting ready to discontinue in-store sales of the iPhone 4 following the launch of the iPhone 5. Leaked internal documents show pricing for the iPhone 5 as well as discounted pricing for the iPhone 4S along with a note about the iPhone 4 being discontinued.
If you were planning on snatching up an iPhone 4 at your local Sprint store, you may have to order it online instead. A Sprint spokesperson confirmed to CNET that stores will no longer carry the device but customers will still be able to order it online.
"iPhone 4 will become a Web only device effective on September 21. We will certainly still be selling it,"
With the iPhone 4S starting at only $99, it will most likely sell very well across all carriers as a better priced option to the new iPhone 5. The leaked documents showed that the iPhone 4 would be removed from planograms as of September 21st. After that date you'll have to order the iPhone 4 online through Sprint. No pricing has been given but we'd assume it would replace the iPhone 3GS as the free iPhone spot as it will on other carriers. The only difference is that you'll have to sign up for service online as opposed to in the store.
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Sprint to discontinue the iPhone 4 in-store, will continue to sell online
oh well, anyways im jumping ship to verizon... :)
That's weird. Did any one notice towards the bottom of the document that the 4S is available still in both 32GB and 64GB but at lower contract cost? Was it like that for the iPhone 4 last year or was it just at 8GB? And is that something that's going on with all the carriers or just Sprint?
Yeah. But that's just for whatever is left in 32 and 64 GB's.
As much as I wanted an iPhone 4S and still thinking about the iPhone 5, I am still happy with my iPhone 4. Now that it has a "free" price tag on it, I would definitely recommend it to anyone that just wants to get away from a BB, Android or Windows phone. I would still take the iPhone 5 if I won it from iMore though...****Hint Hint**** ;)


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Australian researcher Donald Metcalf, whose discoveries transformed cancer treatment, has passed away at age 85.
December 15, 2014|
The National Institutes of Health shutters its initiative to track the health of 100,000 children through adulthood.
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Researchers are turning to venom peptides to protect crops from their most devastating pests.
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Bat populations ravaged; hundreds of amphibian species driven to extinction; diverse groups of birds threatened. Taking risks will be necessary to control deadly wildlife pathogens.
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Researchers sequence a rare species of parasitic worm pulled from a patient's cerebrum, where it was causing seizures, headaches, and flashbacks.
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Results from the Mouse ENCODE project point to key divergences in gene regulation architecture compared to humans.
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Bacteria in the gut of a pregnant mouse strengthen the blood-brain barrier of her developing fetus.
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Researchers discover a densovirus that is strongly associated with sea star wasting disease.
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41st Annual Maple Syrup Making Demonstration
Annapolis, Md. (March 9, 2011) — Cunningham Falls State Park will host
the 41st Annual Maple Syrup Making Demonstration and pancake breakfast on March
12, 13, 19 and 20 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the William Houck Area.
Park staff will explain the history and how sap has been made into syrup. There will be maple syrup demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and a piping hot sausage and pancake breakfast will be served from 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. A children's tent and live music will also be available.
The event is sponsored by the Friends of Cunningham Falls State Park and a donation will be asked for entrance into the event. Youth groups are asked to donate $1 per person. Maryland made maple syrup, maple candy and related souvenirs will be available for sale.
A sign language interpreter is scheduled for demonstrations on each Sunday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Pets are prohibited at the event, but welcome in the upper parking lot, falls lot and trails.
For more information or in case of inclement weather, contact the park at 301-271-7574 or visit www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/western/cunninghamfalls.html.
Accommodations for individuals with disabilities will be provided upon request. Seven days advance notice is requested.
|March 9, 2011
Contact: Josh Davidsburg
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The loss of two barns and its long-term implications on the City of Aiken remains to be seen.
The impact of Saturday afternoon's fire on the character of the horse district, and what will happen next are among the questions that need to be answered, said Rhett Riviere, owner of the property and barns that are leased by Legacy Stable. But what will be done now that the smoke has cleared? The loss of the barns reduces the training track's inventory of stalls for rent.
Authorities have determined that the fire that damaged the Thoroughbred barns leased by Legacy Stable at the Aiken Training Track on Saturday was caused by an electrical short.
"We lost 30 stalls," said Riviere, in a phone interview Monday afternoon. "Those barns play an integral role in the success of the Aiken Training Track. Things were just starting to turn around, with more people coming back to train at the facility. The loss of the barns will impact the Training Track."
However, what type of structure will be rebuilt on the property? The Greentree Stable barns have historical significance, adding to the romance and quaint charm associated with the city, not only from the perspective of the importance of the equine industry, but something that's been woven into the fabric of the community. The symbolism of the Training Track adds to the area's dated and charming personality, something that's uniquely Aiken.
The barns were insured, but at the value of a 70-year-old wood structure, not at the amount of money it would take to replace the stable with a more modern concrete configuration with a shedrow, according to Riviere.
And is it feasible to rebuild the barns? asked Riviere. The property owner is hoping to start a dialogue with the City to see if it's possible to create an equine fund to address the rebuilding of the barns for the greater benefit of the City of Aiken, the community's Thoroughbred industry and the Aiken Training Track itself.
"We need to create awareness on the national level, so in a year, when we're ready again, people will want to come here to make it succeed," Riviere said.
Ben Baugh has been covering the equine industry and equestrian sport for the Aiken Standard since 2004.
STAFF PHOTO BY DEDE BILES Ron Stevens and Brad Stauffer's Legacy Stable suffered heavy damage in a fire on Saturday afternoon. Stevens' miniature Australian shepherd is pictured.×
STAFF PHOTO BY DEDE BILES Ron Stevens and Brad Stauffer's Legacy Stable suffered heavy damage in a fire on Saturday afternoon. Stevens is pictured.×
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