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Aug 27, 2011

SPORTS, Athletics News, Aug 27, 2011


Catamount Athletics Announces 2011-12 Coverage Plans
catamountsports.com
As has been customary, WCU will provide live GameTracker free-of-charge for all home men's and women's basketball, baseball, football, softball, women's soccer and volleyball contests. This can be accessed through www.CatamountSports.com. ...
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SPACE, Astronomy News, Aug 27, 2011

James Webb Space Telescope


NASA: James Webb Space Telescope to Now Cost $8.7 Billion
Space.com
WASHINGTON — NASA has confirmed a new cost estimate for its James WebbSpace Telescope (JWST) that a key congressional appropriator and critic cited in July in proposing to terminate the flagship-class astronomy mission. "NASA has completed a JWST ...
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Space.com
Astronomical Community Lit Up By 'Once In A Generation' Supernova
Irish Weather Online
Astronomers believe they caught the supernova within hours of its explosion, a rare feat for events of this type. The discovery of the supernova on Wednesday has sent scientists around the world scrambling to observe it with as many telescopes as ...
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Irish Weather Online
Meteorite hunt underway in the North while stargazers gather for a cosmic ...
thejournal.ie
ASTRONOMY IRELAND IS asking people interested in looking for a potentially valuable meteorite to get involved in a search for a rock from space somewhere in the north of the country. David Moore from Astronomy Ireland has told TheJournal.ie that the ...
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Buzz Out Loud 1540: Astronomy is a girl's best friend (Podcast)
CNET
On today's show, we discover the universe's biggest diamond floating out there in space. Plus, the FCC is investigating why cell phone networks went down during this week's East Coast earthquake, especially with Hurricane Irene bearing down on the East ...
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Black Hole Behemoth Found Guilty of Star's Murder
Discovery News
This violent event was noticed on March 29 after NASA's Swift space telescope detected X-rays being generated in the center of a distant galaxy, a galaxy with a supermassive black hole in its core that has, until now, remained dormant. Astronomers ...
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Astronomers Find Planet Made of Diamonds in Our Milky Way Neighborhood [Photos ...
International Business Times
"The planet is likely to be largely carbon and oxygen, because a star made of lighter elements like hydrogen and helium would be too big to fit the measured orbiting times," said Michael Keith of CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, and a member of the ...
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International Business Times
Where do Republican candidates stand on evolution?
Examiner.com
Now, while this is a big problem for biologists, the same can be held true for space scientists. After all, both biology and astronomy/cosmology seek to answer the question of how we got here, with the answers provided by each flying straight in the ...
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Blazing Starry Trail: Accountant Finds Sixth Comet in Nine Months
Daijiworld.com
... which is a space observatory between the sun and earth, some 1.5 million km away from our planet. "It beams one image every 12 minutes which is uploaded on its official website 24x7 and picked up by astronomers worldwide. I also studied them, ...
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Written in the Stars
The St. Augustine Underground
Around age 13 when he lived in New York, Berman befriended a neighbor — an amateur astronomer who had a telescope and observatory. Berman said he learned a lot about outer space and astronomy from the neighbor, which fueled Berman's interest in ...
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The St. Augustine Underground
The Diary: James Naughtie
Financial Times
I did, however, discover SAstroS (Sark Astronomy Society), which apart from being one of the better acronyms I've come across in recent times, is a signal of one of the island's great gifts. Sark has no light pollution. The population of 600 doesn't ...
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TV Saturday-Sunday: Tony Bennett to pay tribute to Amy Winehouse at MTV Awards
Montreal Gazette
(PBS, 9 pm) episode, Inspector Lewis: Dark Matter, in which Kevin Whately's DI Robert Lewis and DS James Hathaway (Laurence Fox) investigate the untimely demise of an Oxford astronomyprofessor who loudly proclaims he is about to have an “excess of joy ...
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Barnidge: Bay Area atheist groups are a godsend for non-believers
Oakland Tribune
Golden claims he has been an atheist since he was 11 years old, when he fell in love withastronomy, looked deep into space and decided there couldn't be a single entity in charge of all that. He understands that more people believe than not, ...
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Emcor Services Scalise Receives Contract for Fire Protection and Mechanical ...
AZoBuild
... advanced technology physics laboratories for the Astronomy and Physics department of the University. Emcor Services Scalise has been entrusted with the task of demolishing the present labspace and building and installing several advanced systems. ...
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Editorial: Like a diamond in the sky
ScrippsNews
Astronomers have spotted a planet of such unprecedented density that it almost has to be crystalline carbon -- in other words, solid diamond. The only drawback to this galactic girl's best friend is that it sounds like a terribly inhospitable place. ...
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Stock Market Rising Despite Bad Economic News
Retirement Planning
Economic news worth mentioning for all its negative implications is the end of the Atlantis, a United States space shuttle that has served the world of astronomy for 30 long years. The question now is, where will the 9000 workers who work for NASA get ...
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Retirement Planning
NASA: James Webb Telescope Expected To Cost $8.7 Billion
Space News
By Dan Leone WASHINGTON — NASA has confirmed a new cost estimate for its James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) that a key congressional appropriator and critic cited in July in proposing to terminate the flagship-class astronomy mission. ...
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Space News
AR Newsline Report 1776 -- Aug. 26 2011:
eHam.net
The results of the study were presented by postgraduate student Fraser Lewis at the RAS NationalAstronomy Meeting in Llandudno, Wales, on April 18. (Science OnLine) On the air, listen out for the for the Kansas Sesquicentennial QSO Party on August ...
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Shooting star, seen from above : Space and Astronomy news daily ...
THIS ASTRONAUT PHOTOGRAPH, taken from the International Space Station ( ISS) while over China (approximately 400 kilometres to the northwest of Beijing), ...
spaceinfo.com.au/2011/08/17/shooting-star-seen-from-above/
News | Physics and Astronomy | College of Engineering ...
International team to use Hubble Space Telescope to answer key astronomy questions. An international team of scientists led by the University of Exeter is ...
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SCIENCE News, Studies, Research, Technology, Aug 27, 2011

UK atomic clock is most accurate
BBC News
By Jason Palmer Science and technology reporter, BBC News, Teddington An atomic clock at the UK's National Physical Laboratory (NPL) has the best long-term accuracy of any in the world, research has found. Studies of the clock's performance,...
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BBC News
Disabled STEM students to benefit from $415000 federal grant
WEAU-TV 13
... adding, “Jobs in science, technology, engineering and math are the jobs of the future. It is essential that we continue to support these studies. I'm pleased to see this specific funding for continued research in STEM studies and the ways in which ...
See all stories on this topic »A-Levels Corsham School
Wiltshire Gazette and Herald
... DS: Double Science; D&TS: Drama and Theatre Studies; DT: Design Technology; DTA: DesignTechnology Auto; DTCA: Design Technology CAT; DTCD: Design Technology Child Development; DTEG: Design and Technology Engineering; DTEL: Design Technology ...
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Welcome to the New Liberal Arts. Fancy a BA in Science Fiction?
The Guardian
If I could add one subject to the New Liberal Arts curriculum it would be science fiction. What better area of study in times of change than the literature of the future? Students could identify emerging trends in technology, science, culture and the ...
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The Guardian
New building, USF's tallest, brings sciences together
Brandon News and Tribune
We're losing our edge in science and technology," Mukherjee said. "I think we've realized that if we're going to have a global presence at USF, we needed to start thinking seriously about thescience facilities."
See all stories on this topic »CAT replaces JMET in IIT, IISc
Deccan Chronicle
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have withdrawn the joint management entrance test (JMET) used for admitting students into the institute's department of management studies and have replaced it with the ...
See all stories on this topic »A climate science critic with a twist
The Idaho Statesman
Pielke, author of the book “Climate Fix,” was the keynote speaker Thursday at the Western Energy Policy Research Conference at the Grove Hotel, sponsored by the Center for Advanced Studies and the Energy Policy Institute at Boise State University. ...
See all stories on this topic »Three named semifinalists in MASTERSTM competition
Hawaii 24/7 (press release)
The competition encourages middle schoolers to continue their studies in STEM courses throughout high school by igniting a personal passion for science, engineering and innovation through a competition that exposes them to independent research, ...
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Simulating the Heart to Improve Cardiac Treatments
LiveScience.com
Editor's Note: This research was supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF), the federal agency charged with funding basic research and education across all fields of science and engineering. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or ...
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LiveScience.com
Science scores stay above state average in District 196
ThisweekLive
“We are planning on rolling out a new curriculum that has STEM (science technology, engineering and math) integrated into all grades,” he said. Although the scores of eighth-graders and high school students have fallen over the past year, ...
See all stories on this topic »Teens reap the benefits of agriculture at OSU
High Plains Journal
"They create good networking systems, experience college life and are able to work directly with professors in research and science." Through the program, students learn that the studies in agricultural sciences and natural resources not only lead to ...
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Another record breaker at Holbeach
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... PE - physical education, PS - psychology, R – Russian, RS - religious studies, S -science double award, SC - science single award, SO – sociology, SP – Spanish, ST - statistics, T – technology, TS - theatre studies, VTCT Ha - hairdressing. ...
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Addressing the Parent Fear Factor About the Changing Classroom
MindShift
... them to learn about new tools and technologies alongside their students. Marsha Ratzel is a National Board-certified teacher in the Blue Valley School District in Kansas, where she teaches middle school math, science, and sometimes social studies. ...
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Finance, Science and Government Figures to Consider the Future of Water as ...
Scripps Oceanography News
Now in its second century of discovery, the scientific scope of the institution has grown to include biological, physical, chemical, geological, geophysical and atmosphericstudies of the earth as a system. Hundreds of research programs covering a wide ...
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Scripps Oceanography News
Pollard suggests fixes for Grad School
Yale Daily News
But some professors said that Pollard's recommendations fit science and technology programs better than humanities programs. “Many in the humanities think that Dean Pollard is a scientist, and the attitude given by the report is heavily weighted to the ...
See all stories on this topic »Moving beyond the local produce craze
The Packer
His study, published April in Environmental Science & Technology, found that if Santa Barbara County supplied all its own produce before exporting the then-remaining 89%, it wouldn't significantly help the environment or the county's nutrition — the ...
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Bourne schools over the moon
Spalding Today
Key: A – art and design, AS – additional science, B – biology, C – chemistry, D – drama, DTF – design technology food, DTP – design technology product design, DTT – design technology textiles, E – English language, EL – English literature, - French,...
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WADA Stonewalls NFL Players on Suspect HGH Test
The Phanatic
All tests evolve as the science and the technology evolves. We expect [the isoform] to be the same way. It is a far different thing than unreliability, which would be something that would promote a false-positive [result], something you absolutely ...
See all stories on this topic »Middle school plan centers on technology
Shore News Today
All of the core content classrooms – language arts, math, science and social studies – will be equipped with Promethean boards, otherwise known as smart boards. The interactive whiteboards allow teachers to link lessons to materials on the Internet as ...
See all stories on this topic »Shrimp on treadmills, laundry-folding robots, and the problem of ridiculing ...
ScienceBlogs (blog)
I felt a sense of déjà vu Tuesday morning when I heard NPR's Nell Greenfieldboyce reporting on Senator Tom Coburn's attacks on National Science Foundation-funded research. I realized that the same thing happened last August, and I wrote about it in a ...
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What Killed American Lit.
Wall Street Journal
"The Cambridge History of the American Novel" is perhaps best read as a sign of what has happened to English studies in recent decades. Along with American Studiesprograms, which are often their subsidiaries, English departments have tended to become ...
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Wall Street Journal
New faculty books: From maid's daughters to murder
Arizona State University
The book details the growing gap between the pace of science and technology and the lagging responsiveness of legal and ethical oversight. More information. “Politics, Taxes, and the Pulpit: Provocative First Amendment Conflicts,” by Professor Laurence...
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Arizona State University
Local firm HemoShear gets $4.3 million grant
istockAnalyst.com (press release)
"With the increasing safety demands of regulatory bodies like the FDA, new technologies are urgently needed to accurately predict the effects of new drug compounds in humans and understand how to interpret drug effects in animal studies. ...
See all stories on this topic »Power.org Presents "The Benefits of Using PowerPC Architecture in an Ecosystem ...
MarketWatch (press release)
Mr. Baum holds a Master's in business administration from UCLA Anderson School of Management and a Master's in computer science from California State University, Northridge. Celebrating 20 years of leadership, Power Architecture technology is behind ...
See all stories on this topic »SCD Probiotics Hosts International Probiotics Conference: Case Studies and New ...
DigitalJournal.com (press release)
Matthew Wood, SCD Probiotics founder and CEO, received an award from Poland's Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Marek Sawicki, for his contribution to soil science, and the delivery of a technology that revolutionizes our ability to ...
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Records fall at Deepings School
Spalding Today
Key: A – art, AB – art BTEC, B – biology, BS- business studies, BSB – business BTEC, C - chemistry, CML1 – creative and media level 1 diploma, DA - dance, DTF - design technology (food), DTG - design technology (graphic products), ...
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