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January 2009 - Aloha from the Islands. Drs. Eric Johnson and David Griffing led a group of 20 students to he Hawaiian Islands, for the off-campus J-Term course Geology and Natural History of Hawaii. Although the 3+ week field course kept most of the well-loved destinations and activities of previous course trips, we added a chance to see coastal dune carbonates, a group luau, and a boat tour of a lava ocean entry. For a photographic tour of the January 2009 course trip, click here. For more information about GEOL 275 - Geology and Natural History of Hawaii, click here.
October 2008 - Everything is bigger in Texas. Drs. Balogh-Brunstad, Griffing and Johnson led 7 students to the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America in Houston, Texas. During the meeting all three faculty presented, and the students networked with graduate schools and attended presntations. We were joined by Josh Valder '05 (who was presenting his graduate research) and by Kat Plourde '06 (who was presenting and interviewing for jobs). At the end of the meeting, we toured NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Lab and Johnson Space Center, and then took a short field trip to the Llano Uplift, west of Austin. Click here for pictures and details.
September 2008 - Rocks and Minerals in the White Mountains. Just a few short weeks before the GSA Meeting in Houston, Drs. Griffing and Johnson took 19 students from the Mineralogy and Petrology courses to the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This very Colorado-like portion of the Northeast is home to relatively young (Jurassic-aged) and well-preserved volcanics and related coarse-grained igneous rocks. Mineral collecting from several unusual ultra-coarse-grained deposits called pegmatites provided the Mineralogy students with ample unknowns for identification and analysis in lab. A day-long base-to-summit rock examination and sampling hike up Kearsarge Mountain provided spectacular views and data for geochemical analysis in Petrology class. The Balogh-Brunstads came along to enjoy the rocks and to become more familiar with Northeast geology.
August 2008 - A New Face in the Department. The Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences welcomes Dr. Zsuzsanna Balogh-Brunstad to the faculty. Zsu (Dr. Z) comes to Hartwick from Washington State University and will be teaching Hydrogeology, Geochemistry, Physical and Environmental Geology, in addition to courses in the Chemistry Department. Her research specialties include aqueous geochemistry, forest hydrology and geobiochemistry. Her husband Keith is a volcanologist (born in Hawaii). Welcome!
June 2008 - Student Research in the Bahamas! Alexandre Fowler '09 and Dr. David Griffing braved hot temperatures and plenty of biting insects to attend the 14th Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas and Other Carbonate Regions, held on the island of San Salvador. Following the conference, they conducted a submarine survey of Telephone Pole Reef to evaluate the current health of this rapidly declining coral reef. The completed photographic survey will be compared to identical surveys conducted in 1993 and 1998. Lexy will also compare modern dead coral skeleton samples with 125,ooo year-old coral fossils in order to document the changes that are occurring to the dead reef skeletons and potentially recognize similar die-off events in the "ancient record."
Lexy's conference and research expenses were paid using scholarship money. Ms. Fowler was one of only five winners of the Angelo Tagliacozzo Memorial Geological Scholarship sponsored by the Northeast Section of the American Institute of Professional Geologists. These competitive awards are designed to support junior and senior undergraduate geology students attending college in the eight-state Northeast Region. Lexy will use the remaining scholarship money to fund an upcoming J Term course to Egypt. Congratulations Lexy! Click here for a brief travelogue of the research trip.
April 2008 - Return to the Big Squirrel. Hartwick students returned to Lake Dunmore Kamperville Campground, Vermont, to commune with the giant androgynous squirrel statue and experience the region's spectacular folds and faults as part of Structural Geology course. As in past years, we visited such noted Ordovician features as the outcrops in Lessor's Quarry, the Beam roadcut, the cliffs at Lone Rock Point, and the Scotch Hill Syncline. Students took compass orientations for later lab analysis. Drs. Johnson and Griffing were joined by Hartwick alum and Earth Science teacher Becky Minster Shuman '04.
October 2007 - Rocky Mountain High! With another GSA Meeting in Denver, Colorado, a new group of Hartwick students got to experience the "Mile High City" and the geologic wonders near Colorado Springs. Eleven current Hartwick students were joined by Denver resident Stephanie Carr '06, as well as new westerners Margaret Snyder '07 and Bobby Henry '07. Everyone thrilled to the heights of Pikes Peak summit (14,110 feet above SL), Garden of the Gods Park, and Dinosaur Ridge. At the meeting, Dr. Griffing presented a poster co-authored by Martha Flower '07 and based on her senior thesis project! Click here for pictures and details.
September 2007 - The field geology class stole away to the Adirondack Lowlands during a beautiful late September weekend to get data collecting experience with igneous and metamorphic rocks. We were joined by a petrology class from Binghamton University led by Juan Carlos Corona '02. Students mapped an outcrop of Dana Hill Metagabbro, identified and recorded cross-cutting relationships and took loads of fracture and fold data with brunton compasses. Click here for pictures and details.
March 2007 - Since GSA was held in the Northeast, the department arranged a separate trip to Death Valley National Park (California) over Spring Break. Professor Emeritus David Hutchison joined the group for the 6-day trip. Before departing for Death Valley from Las Vegas, the group met Dr. Michael Young '83, DHS Deputy Director of the Desert Research Institute in Las Vegas and Hartwick alumnus, for breakfast and discussion about the DRI. Some of the Death Valley highlights included the 300-year-old(?) Ubehebe volcanic crater, the faulted strata of Titus Canyon, as well as modern alluvial fans and salt pans. Click here for pictures and details.
January 2007 - Humuhumunukunuku apua'a! Perhaps you recognize the name of the state fish of Hawaii. Eighteen Hartwick students now are able to recognize this and many other distinctive natural features of the Hawaiian Islands after participating in GEOL 275 - Geology and Natural History of the Hawaiian Islands J Term course. Drs. Newman and Griffing revised this long-running course from 4 weeks into a "lean-mean" 23-day adventure for 4 credits. Fear not! All of the most memorable events and destinations are still part of the program as we travel from Oahu to Kauai, Maui and the Big Island. This trip was just months after a large earthquake centered of the west coast of the Big Island severely shook the eastern islands. Evidence of damage was readily observed on the road to the Seven Sacred Pools (Maui) and the Pololu Valley (Hawai'i). In addition, we had a brief tsunami scare while staying on Maui, as a magnitude 7.4 quake hit offshore of Japan. Although it added to the general excitement of the trip, tsunami effects on Maui were limited to 10-20 cm tall waves that created very odd tidal movements in the following 12 hours. As all Hawaii trips, we hiked out to the closest possible lava flow. Unfortunately, the nearest flow bypassed the coastal flats through a lava tube before entering the ocean. However, eating a picnic lunch above an active lava tube was a very new experience for everybody and the glow from the ocean entry was a bit like watching fireworks! New for 2009: Dr. Johnson will aid Dr. Griffing with his vast knowledge of igneous petrology and the group will all participate in a Luau! Stay tuned.
October 2006 - Drs. Johnson and Griffing drove eight current Hartwick students to participate in the Annual Geological Society of America Meeting in Philadelphia. There we met up with recent alums Jake Castro '04, Levi Langevin '04, Dave Chapman '05, Jason Stouffer '05, Josh Valder '05, Kat Plourde '06, and Amanda Stone '06 for four days of science and socializing in the "city of brotherly love." Most gathered to see talks by Drs. J and G, as well as talks by Josh Valder and a poster by Kat. Many also walked down to tour the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall historic sites.
September 2006 - Sudbury or Bust! Students in Mineralogy and Petrology courses braved the long drive in Hartwick vans to thee Lake Superior province to the giant 1.85 billion-year-old Sudbury Impact Structure. Petrology students collected a suite of igneous rock samples from the impact structure for optical and geochemical analysis. On the way to Sudbury, we collected mineral assemblages near Bancroft, Ontario, the "mineral capital of Canada." Click here for pictures and details.
August 2006 - Our most recent graduates, Kat Plourde '06 and Amanda Stone '06, have accepted offers to attend graduate school in the Fall with full funding, at University of Massachusetts & Duke University, respectively. Kat will be presenting her Senior Thesis research at the Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America, in Philadelphia, this October 2006. Both Amanda and Kat will join the current Hartwick students and faculty attending the meeting. Rumor has it that Josh Valder '05 will take time away from graduate study at South Dakota School of Mines and his part-time job at the United States Geological Survey to attend the meeting as well!
May 2006 - The department culminated a busy year (that included trips to Utah and west Texas/New Mexico) with a late-spring trip to western Vermont (a combined trip for Structural Geology and Tectonic Seminar students). Click here for pictures and details.
January 2006 - West Texas J Term Yee-Haw ! Click here for pictures and details.
October 2005 - Utah. The department and Delta Delta G sponsored trip to the Salt Lake City GSA Meeting and Moab, Utah was an unqualified success. As usual, Drs. Johnson and Griffing accompanied 11 Hartwick students to the 4-day meeting. A Hartwick highlight of the meeting was an invited presentation by Amanda Stone '06, who not only presented her Senior Thesis work, but was asked to co-chair the session! Dr. J also presented a paper co-authored by Dave Chapman '05 and Josh Valder '05. After the meeting, everyone piled into vans for visits to the Bingham Canyon Copper Mine, Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, and hiking on Mill Canyon Dinosaur Trail. Click here for pictures and details.
October 2004 - Denver. Drs. Johnson and Griffing led a group of nine students to Denver, Colorado, for the annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America. Eric presented a paper co-authored by Jake Castro '04 on evidence of Himalayan style tectonics in the Grenville Province. Griffing was a co-author on a paper dealing with the subsurface sequence stratigraphy of the Manzanita Limestone in West Texas and New Mexico. The group also engaged in a excellent field trip to the Colorado Springs area; traveling to the top of Pikes Peak, visiting Garden of the Gods, Dinosaur Ridge and Red Rocks.
November 2003 - Seattle. The Hartwick trip to the annual Geological Society of America Meeting in Seattle became a harbringer of things to come, as Dr. Johnson met up with fellow Binghamton University PhD David Griffing (then teaching at University of North Carolina-Charlotte) to lead a field trip to Mount St. Helens and the Olympic Peninsula. Twelve students visited the Toutle River Valley and the north flank of Mt. St. Helens to see the effects of the most active Cascade composite volcano in modern times. The group then attempted to explore the Pacific Coast of the Olympic Peninsula to see rocks of an accretionary prism complex. After returning to Seattle, the group attended sessions, but made time for a visit to the Space Needle, where they met up with Phil Martin '03 and Melissa LaMark '03, who also attended the meeting. Click here for pictures and details.


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SILVERDALE — A state disciplinary panel has lifted restrictions it placed on the license to practice of local obstetrician and gynecologist Julie McMillan of The Doctors Clinic.
In 2009, the commission charged that McMillan delivered a preterm infant by Caesarean section after a radiologist miscalculated the baby's due date. The incident happened in 2002 in Colorado, before she came to The Doctors Clinic.
McMillan delivered the baby between 32 and 33 weeks. The condition of the baby was not made known in documents. The doctor should have caught the error, according to the panel.
The commission also charged that in 2005 McMillan, now with The Doctors Clinic, erroneously determined that a woman's fetus was in "embryonic demise." She later prescribed medication to induce a miscarriage. The patient passed what appeared to be a normal fetus of 13 to 16 weeks. McMillan should have confirmed her early conclusions before unnecessarily terminating the woman's successful pregnancy, the panel determined.
In 2010, the doctor was ordered to take a class on ultrasonography and pregnancy dating, and to establish systems in her office to prevent similar occurrences. She also was ordered to have another physician oversee some of her work for three years.
All conditions now have been met.
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Benjamin Powell, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, speaks on Fox Business Networks Freedom Watch on unpopular Government spending.
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Recorded: Wednesday, July 13, 2011
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Greenpeace is planning a rally during Apple's launch of the iPhone in Europe to protest the use of alleged toxic chemicals in the device, including brominated flame retardants. The environmental group claims that tests conducted by its UK labs reveal the presence of PVCs and brominated flame retardants (BFRs), both potentially dangerous compounds. Of 18 internal and external parts, half of them are said to contain brominated material, including the antenna. The PVC in the headphone cables, meanwhile, contains toxic forms of phthalates, chemicals used to increase the flexibility of plastic.
Zeina Alhajj, campaign co-ordinator for Greenpeace, told EE Times "The iPhone is a unique product and for us it is a missed opportunity for Apple to combine the innovation of the product with a green performance," adding "If Apple really wants to reinvent the phone, it needs to design out all hazardous substances and materials from its handsets and peripherals."
After Greenpeace's initial complaints about the iPHone, the Center for Environmental Health announced that it is suing Apple over its iPhone cellular handset based on California's Proposition 65 law. The law requires companies to place a warning label on any product that can expose consumers to phthaltes, reproductive toxins, or carcinogens. Apple's iPhone carries no such label, despite a recent promise to improve its manufacturing methods by abandoning harmful substances over time.
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There exists that demographically insignificant lot of us who long ago chose the "homesteader lifestyle" and moved from suburban or semi-rural locales to "very rural" deep into the mountains. There are those who drive through the wonders of mountainous areas and openly express such thoughts as " I wish we were living here" while they whiz by a seemingly unchanging landscape. In the case of the latter group, many of those are good folks who have yearned to be free of the cities and the rat-race that living in such environs entails and just haven't been able to cross that psychological hurdle that year after year has kept them from just pulling up stakes, saying "to hell with this" and leaving. Sometimes they do, but for the most part they never will. This piece is for those who already have and for those who are about to. [Mayflower Trading]
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There is no way, short of building a concrete bunker underground, that you can construct anything to be totally fireproof. Earlier today I was reading a story out of Colorado where a fellow of significant financial means had built his place up in the mountains out of concrete, steel and stone, had water tanks that held a combined total of almost 30,000 gallons, and when a wildfire hit his place this past March 26th it was totally consumed within a matter of short minutes. He had removed 56 large trees amongst other preparations when the place was built, and regardless, all was lost. As far as I can tell he made one mistake, a wooden deck. It lit up and the windows next to the deck were apparently compromised quickly, and with the winds that were blowing along with those generated by the fire itself, that was that for that. 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There you are minding your own dang business doing whatever and there is no Weather Channel around that say's, "Scattered forest fires this afternoon with a probability ratio of whatever in this area". All of a sudden and without much warning all literal hell breaks loose. Even though that particular fire was from a "controlled burn" done a week before that was being "monitored", in most cases around here fires are cause by lightning. The normal scenario is that come fire season a lightning bolt may have struck a week or so back and engaged in what we call a "thousand hour burn" in a tree that really isn't emitting any smoke at all. It's just sort of smoldering. Then all of a sudden with the right wind at just the right angle and at just the right temperature, the darn thing takes off. The next thing you know all hell is breaking loose. That's what happens all the time and that Forest Service "Smokey the Bear" mantra of, "Only you can prevent forest fires" is just that - propaganda. 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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14— History dogs the Philadelphia Eagles. The high points are telephone poles that hold sagging wires. The Eagles last won the National Football League championship in 1960. They have played in only one Super Bowl, in 1981, and lost.
They have lost the last two National Football Conference championship games, and the 27-10 defeat by Tampa Bay last year came in the final game at Veterans Stadium, which still stands at Broad and Pattison, condemned and forlorn, a carcass of a reminder.
Donovan McNabb was the Eagles' quarterback in both losses, and it would seem that he would be motivated by the defeats, or at least have learned from them, to want to beat Carolina badly on Sunday in the N.F.C. title game at Lincoln Financial Field.
McNabb does not operate that way. Yes, the losses make him angry. But he spends more time thinking ahead, to the end of Sunday's game, when the scoreboard clock is blinking to zeros, and he is savoring each second because the Panthers are beaten.
He was asked Wednesday how often he thought about going to the Super Bowl, and McNabb, without the slightest worry about how his response would be interpreted by the Panthers, said, ''All the time.''
He said of the two conference championship losses: ''You use that as a little fuel to the fire and go out and know what you have to do to take advantage of the things that are given to you. You make sure you're confident, and the guys see your confidence, and you all rally around each other.''
But the Eagles (13-4) will probably not beat the Panthers (13-5) if McNabb, Philadelphia's fifth-year quarterback, does not throw the ball well. As mobile as he is, the Eagles do not want McNabb to be forced to run against the Carolina defense.
McNabb has passed for 200 yards in eight of the Eagles' last 10 games. They won those eight games. They are 6-3 in the games in which he has thrown for fewer than 200 yards.
''We're not going in saying Donovan is going to run the ball; that's not what we do,'' Coach Andy Reid said. ''We go in saying Donovan's going to run the offense. If that presents itself, that's fine. If it doesn't, then the ball will come out somewhere else and someone else will have an opportunity to make the play.''
McNabb was sacked eight times in Philadelphia's 20-17 overtime victory Sunday over Green Bay. McNabb rushed for 107 yards, too, but his teammates know that he is more valuable as a passer than as a runner. ''If we do our job, he won't have to scramble,'' Philadelphia left tackle Tra Thomas said.
McNabb's 28-yard completion to Freddie Mitchell -- on fourth-and-26 -- to keep alive the Eagles' last drive in regulation against the Packers has already become part of Philadelphia sports lore. On the sports-radio call-in programs Wednesday, the play had a new name: Fourth-and-26. No other description was needed.
Eagles running back Duce Staley, referring to McNabb by his uniform number, said: ''Any time the ball is in 5's hands, your chances are better. He's shown that year after year. It's whatever works right now. I'm not here to break it down and tell you this is what we have to do. It's whatever works.''
But the Eagles do better when McNabb has time to throw. During the Eagles' nine-game winning streak this season, he rushed for more than 26 yards only once, a 33-20 victory over New Orleans on Oct. 23, when he ran for 54 yards.
McNabb rushed for 55 and 54 yards in the Eagles' first two games of the season, when they scored only 10 points combined in losing to Tampa Bay and New England.
''It feels like it was years ago,'' McNabb said Wednesday, referring to those two games. ''I know that some teams that were hot at that time when we were playing bad aren't playing anymore. We really don't care what happened early in the year. No one cares what happened during the regular season.''
The Eagles have a different motivation now. Fullback Jon Ritchie, in his first season with the team, said of veterans like McNabb, ''They have a strong feeling not to repeat what's happened in this game before.''
McNabb missed the Eagles' last six regular-season games in 2002 because of an ankle injury. He led Philadelphia to victory over Atlanta in a divisional playoff game and did not play poorly against Tampa Bay in the N.F.C. championship game, but he did not play well enough to win. It was a bitter loss.
''Last year there were opportunities in the pass game we could have taken full advantage of,'' McNabb said. ''I could have scrambled in last year's game. Just from watching that game and knowing the situation, obviously this year is a whole lot different.''
This is simply another opportunity, and he is thankful for it. Three of the four teams the Eagles lost to during the season are not playing anymore. The Eagles beat Carolina, 25-16, on Nov. 30, but that game no longer matters, Reid said.
''We don't look at what happened before; we try to look at the present and things we can control, and that's getting ourselves ready to play a heck of a football team,'' Reid said tersely. ''We get ourselves right.''
Photo: Donovan McNabb ran for 107 yards against the Packers, but was sacked eight times. The Eagles hope to protect him better against the Panthers. (Photo by Getty Images)


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A fine collection of gentlemen and an equally delightful selection of leather shoes. The Juggernaut that is Engineered Garments teamed up with one Mark McNairy on a second capsule collection of English made shoes centered around the classic longwing shape. The collaboration consists of four co-labeled styles (even the way the shoes were labeled is fun; the Engineered Garments logo stamped directly on top of the Mark McNairy New Amsterdam mark right in the footbed) in two colors (black and brown), which will hit stores this coming fall (I shall start saving up now). Check out the chukka longwing and the upland boot longwing in pebble grain — both competing for the title as my favorite.
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Meet Edward
Last night the gentlemen from Odin and Duckie Brown held a small cocktail party to toast their new collaborative men's line Edward. The capsule collection, which was on display at the gathering, is a desirable mix of goods that would fit any modern man's wardrobe. From the fatigue green waxed M-65 jacket to the woven shirts with their micro-collars (as Eddy Chai described them), Edward is firing on all cylinders. And the best part about the modest 17 piece collection is the value for money. Nothing in the Edward range retails for over 500 bucks and all of it is made in America. So tell me, who can't use a new pea coat for fall, or a nice tweed sport coat? And anything military inspired in waxed canvas just goes without saying. The good news is you won't have to wait five months to get this stuff, actually you won't even have to wait until the announced November 1st drop. Our sources tell us the line will be in Odin stores this coming weekend. If you head by look for us, we'll be in line.
First Look | Barbour Beacon TO KI TO SS10 Collection
With the first Barbour Beacon fall collection just hitting stores, Japanese designer Tokihito Yoshida rolls on with another fantastically designed collection of outerwear from the venerable English brand. The new offerings compliment the main Barbour line perfectly, but the Beacon coats are just unique enough to be really desirable without taking anything away from the core collection. That is the tough part of collaborating with such a well known and revered brand like Barbour, making the collaboration product unique but not too too crazy. Mr. Yoshida walks that line wonderfully and every piece of both the AW09 and SS10 Beacon lines are worthy of my closet. I'll be bold and say that this is the best designer-brand collaboration going right now — well played by all involved. Wondering what you should be wearing next spring? See below.
Mark McNairy for Bass Weejuns
How can you improve on an iconic shoe? That is exactly what Mark McNairy was tasked with when creating his new co-labeled collection of Bass Weejuns. Obviously the shoes had to be made in Maine and from high quality materials like Horween Shell Cordovan and real alligator. And naturally the shoes had to have a twist. What Mr. McNairy (who is also the J. Press creative director and has his own English made shoe collection under his name) accomplished is nothing short of genius. Granted I'm biased, but there is not one pair of shoes in his collection that I don't want to steal. When I first found out about the new collection I was so happy that Mark was going to be designing everything — I couldn't think of a better man for the job. What is pictured below is about one fifth of the special Weejuns collection. (The full range will be at Capsule next week if you are a store and want to buy / see the line. The shoes hit retailers come SS10.)
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There are a lot of options out there for canvas sneakers these days. Seeing as I tend to be resistant to change, I have continued to buy and wear Sperry Stripers. The one brand that has caught my eye and made me want to update my footwear game is California's SeaVees. The company recently collaborated with industry color specialists on a special group of simple Pantone inspired designs. Ironically the new Pantone White release — which celebrates the Summer solstice — is devoid of all color. Just like I like it.
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Anyone that has ever bought vintage Patagonia knows the value and difficulty in finding the much loved 80s big label variety. As it turns out, the eBay monopoly is about to end. The coveted (by American and Japanese alike) and colorful Synchilla jackets are being re-released in mid-October through a collaboration with Urban Outfitters. The brightly-hued fleece is revived with two different styles, a pullover model and a zip-up version. The new jackets are said to be more slim-fitting than the regular Patagonia, and will most likely be in the same price range as the current stock. Sounds like a win-win to me.


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On February 23, 2003, at the New York ceremony, Nora took home eight of the 11 Grammys handed out. With her debut album Come Away With Me, the doe-eyed brunette won best song, best newcomer and best album, despite competition from heavyweights like Bruce Springsteen in the latter category.
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This is the Volvo Concept XC Coupe, which provides a glimpse into the future of its SUV line-up.
Following on the heels of the Concept Coupe that was revealed at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show, the SUV concept has made its debut at the 2014 Detroit Motor Show. It's the second in a series of three concepts that demonstrate the versatility of Volvo's new Scalable Product Architecture (SPA).
Despite its relatively low-slung stance, three-door, four-seater layout plus dimensions that roughly match the XC60's, the Concept XC Coupe is in fact a big clue as to how the new XC90 will look when it debuts at the Paris Motor Show in September.
Thomas Ingenlath, Volvo design vice president, explained: "It brings us a bit closer to the all-new XC90. But it goes without saying that a three-row seven-seater will have a larger and fuller look than this four-seater. The Concept XC Coupe is more of a Cross Country version of a sleek sports wagon."
Significant styling cues are everywhere, including the floating grille, T-shaped LED elements in the headlights and a unique rear light signature. To give a classic SUV look, chunky side sills, 21-inch wheels and skid plates have been added at the front and rear.
Volvo has yet to release interior pictures, but we already know the XC90 will use an iPad-sized central touchscreen and feature an Android-based Sensus Connected Touch infotainment system that'll let you download apps straight to the car.
It should also be one of the safest models on the road, with a system that steers you away from barriers, an autobrake function that detects pedestrians in the dark and the ability to follow the car in front autonomously.
• Volvo XC90 2014 price and release date
The arrival of the SPA platform, which will underpin everything from the S60 up, is a major step forward for Volvo. Even the seven-seater XC90 will use only four-cylinder 2.0-litre petrol and diesel engines. The most powerful petrol has a supercharger and turbo to produce 302bhp, while a hybrid version of the same engine will hit 400bhp with 600Nm of torque.
The XC90 isn't the only SPA-based SUV in the pipeline, either; a replacement for the XC60 could arrive by 2016, while Volvo CEO Hakan Samuelsson is keen on producing an even smaller XC40.
Volvo Concept XC Coupe vs Concept Coupe
As you can see in Thomas Ingenlath's sketches (in our gallery of pictures) Volvo's two latest concepts are more similar than they first appear. By translating his new design language into very different bodystyles he's managed to highlight common cues – such as the kink in the shoulder line and subtle upturn in the window line.
Ingenlath's philosophy is about enduring design: "You might not have the flashiest car for the first year," he told Auto Express, "But you'll have a classy car for the next eight years. The overall simplicity, both exterior and interior, has a strong connection to the Scandinavian lifestyle."
Editor in chief Steve Fowler takes a quick look around the new Volvo Concept XC
Liking the Volvo XC Coupe concept. Hints at new XC90. About time too. https://t.co/cuh2Ewlu5o
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Suddenly SUV,s got good looking rather than looking like tanks as Audi, Porsche and BMW not to mention Bling Bling Mercedes do
Volvo get sexy, the future could be very bright if they can just get them to drive as well as they look, why would you want German harshness, when you can have Scandinavian cool.
The car looks good but not as good as the concept coupe. However, the new design language of Volvo is promissing, far better than the current styling 'disasters' from Germany (CLA, A-class, B-class, almost all Audi's and BMW's, the Golf etc etc).
Volvo should also improve the quality of the cars, make the cars more reliable and add a big estate V90 and sedan S90 to the line up, much needed.
It is asthonising to see that after the split from Ford Volvo is doing so well (as well as Land-Rover/Jaguar), with a new engine line, new platform, new (class leading) technology, hybrids, and new models..... .
Volvo isn't actually doing that well. They are succeeding in certain markets (e.g. China) but losing ground in others (e.g. North America). Overall, the slow decline in sales that began in the mid-2000s is continuing. They need to be doing significantly better in order to have a realistic chance of being able to compete effectively in the premium class.
Volvo have been trying to portray a cool 'n' sexy image for years, but it hasn't really worked. As a long-term Volvo customer I am becoming rather tired of them trying to copy Audi and BMW constantly.
I like the cars themselves but the brand is now losing its identity - one of the main reasons why people bought them in the first place. Sometimes not trying too hard is the cool and clever route, and Volvo is in danger of forgetting this.
Bleh, if this is the direction the new XC90 is going, I'm not buying..I much prefer the look of the old XC90


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I love the Stetson, Alan. That rare expo liner makes is something special.
Perry and David, those mode edge Stetsons are great. I'm so envious of those CB presentation hats that my skin crawls each time I see one. The day that a 7 1/2 comes up is a day I spend a whole lot of money (or force someone else to spend just a bit more).
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Alan-- very, very nice! That liner stamp almost looks lithographic to me. Or they could be coins.
Javier, I'll restate what I've said before: this guy can really wear a stingy! nice Dobbs 20.
Thanks very much for the comments. I will post some additional pictures of this hat shortly.
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Hi, we're the Sullengers - a family of six, (or seven, if you count our incredibly fat pug named Pog). Our story began in 2006, when Patrick, a lover of golf and probably the most loyal Detroit Lions fan out there met Ashley, three years younger obsessed with athletics and peanut butter M&M's, during her first semester in college. They both grew up in rural Idaho, surrounded by an endless view of potato fields and the Tetons in the distance.
Yes, it's true, it was a bold move, but Ashley asked Pat on their very first date to a concert her roomate had an extra ticket to. After hearing Pat's contagious laugh, she quickly realized that was something she wanted to hear for the rest of her life. Less than a year later, Pat purposed April of 2007.
And a short 16 months later, added Preslee Jo into the family.
We were blessed with 18 incredible months with her, and then in July 2010, she unexpectedly fell into a canal while Pat and Ashley were on a date. She later passed away at Primary Children's Medical center in SLC, UT .
Eleven months later, our energetic Ledger (Sledgehammer) was born. We were thrilled to be parents again. We're not sure he'll ever comprehend how much he saved his parent's lives.
A year and half later, we were shocked to learn twin boys were on the way... (No, twins don't run in our family) and after an extremely long pregnancy, July 2013, Cannon and Cruiz joined our family.
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We now use the blog as a way to document our crazy everyday lives raising three boys just two years apart, and continue to share our experiences with grief.
This blog has literally changed our lives as thousands of strangers have shown our family an incredible amount of kindness over the past few years. We will forever be in debt to so many wonderful acts of kindness, and hope you feel a little bit of the same love as you read our story.
This blog is dedicated to Preslee Jo, we write for you Monkey.
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