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Ocoee Middle principal wins state technology award
Sentinel School Zone - Orlando SentinelOcoee Middle School principal Sharyn Gabriel has been named the “Outstanding Technology Leader in Education” by the Florida Society for Technology in Education. The statewide honor was announced at the annual Florida Education Technology... -
A literary look back
Rick Kogan, Tribune reporter
"The Last Boy: Mickey Mantle and the End of America's Childhood"
By Jane Leavy
Harper, $27.99
Leavy's "The Last Boy" is as masterfully researched and beautifully written as any biography this year. Sox fans like me may...Tags: Mickey Mantle, Literature, History, Dance, Northwestern University
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Irma Rangel teacher named Class Act
The 33 NewsKimberly Ferguson says her job is much more than teaching. Ferguson says her career gives her a chance to mold the leaders of tomorrow. "It's very important for me to see girls in the science field." Ferguson teaches AP Science courses at the Irma Rangel...Tags: Science, Schools, Science and Technology, Mississippi, Education
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Ford Recalling 4.5 Million Vehicles
KickingTiresThe Detroit News is reporting that Ford will recall 4.5 million vehicles over a faulty cruise control deactivation switch. It is the same defect that was at the heart of previous recalls now totaling 14 million vehicles. There have been......Tags: Ford, Vehicles, Mercury, Services and Shopping
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Recall Alert: 39,600 Mazda B Series Trucks
KickingTiresMazda has issued a recall for 39,600 Mazda B Series pickup trucks from the 1995-1997 and 2001-2003 model years, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The only pickups being recalled are those equipped with the Texas...Tags: Vehicles, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Mazda, Services and Shopping
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CES: Beamed from the phone to the TV screen
L.A. Times Tech Blog"Pico" projectors, tiny but gloriously high-resolution projectors based on a Texas Instruments DLP chipset, are shifting from novelty status in 2009 to wider availability this year. According to the RegHardware blog, TI showed off 12 mobile phones,... -
Cyber Deputy Dianne with Texas Instruments
KTLA NewsCyber Deputy Dianne with Texas Instruments and their micro mirror chip the size of a pez candy piece that powers all of their devices.Tags: CyberGuy, KTLA, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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Frank J. Low dies at 75; one of the fathers of infrared astronomy
Astronomer Frank J. Low, the experimental genius who developed and distributed sensors for infrared astronomy and performed the first successful observations above the Earth's atmosphere, died June 11 in Tucson after a long illness, the University of...Tags: NASA, Research, Science, Space Programs, Personal Finance
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Charles R. Bond Jr. dies at 94; retired Air Force general, former Flying Tiger
Charles R. Bond Jr., a retired Air Force major general and one of the last surviving Flying Tigers, died Aug. 18 from the effects of dementia at Presbyterian Village North, an assisted-living community in Dallas. He was 94.
In September 1941, he left the...Tags: Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Hospitals and Clinics, Science and Technology, Texas, Tulsa
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Ford Recalls an Additional 4.5 Million Vehicles
Staff reporterFord Motor Co. says it will add 4.5 million older-model vehicles to the list of those recalled because a defective cruise control switch could cause a fire. Ford says 1.1 million Ford Windstar minivans will be recalled for repairs due to a small risk...Tags: Ford, Vehicles, Ford Motor Co., Product Recalls, Lincoln
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The week ahead
Chicago TribuneMonday: -- Earnings: Altera Corp.; American Express Co.; Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc.; Avaya Inc.; BellSouth Corp.; Centex Corp.; Kraft Foods Inc.; Pactiv Corp.; Quest Diagnostics Inc.; SanDisk Corp.; Texas Instruments Inc. Tuesday: -- July consumer...Tags: Xerox Corporation, Centex Corporation, Coventry Health Care Inc., Waste Management Incorporated, Newmont Mining Corporation
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Hacking It
Sun StaffAvi Rubin is known for annoying large companies and important people. Two years ago, the Johns Hopkins University professor first alerted the country to troubling vulnerabilities in electronic voting, much to the consternation of election officials and...Tags: Science, Theft, Rancho Santa Margarita (Orange, California), Science and Technology, Career and Workplace
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