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Extractions: FUELS AND LUBRICANTS INDEX Item No. 30 BIOS REPORT NO. 39 CONCEALED OIL PLANTS IN THE BRILON-BREDELAR AREA. Reported by R.A. Acton-Taylor and F.A. Williams. 3 p report. A visit to the Brilon-Bredelar area in Germany in July 1945, lead to the discovery of four hidden plants in disused quarries. The description of the plants visited and their processes are discussed. Item No. 30 BIOS REPORT NO. 42 GERMAN OIL STORAGE, BLENDING AND FILLING INSTALLATIONS. REPORTS ON W.I.F.O. OIL STORAGE DEPOTS LOCATED AT EICKELOH, RUTHEN AND NIENBURG, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO DRUM AND CAN FILLING. Reported by C.A. Harrison and E. Laidlaw. 13 p report. Visits to three depots in order to determine what special precautions, if any, had been taken to insure safe working conditions for the men engaged in the operation of filling volatile petroleum products of high lead content into small containers Item No. 30 BIOS REPORT NO. 82
Biographies html African American chemists, biologists, inventors, engineers, and specific GroupPages 2) Black Heritage http www.galegroup.com/freresrc/blkhstry/bios.htm 3 http://eduscapes.com/42explore/biographies.htm
Extractions: Easier - A biography is a written story of a person's life. It is also a type of book. Harder - Biographies are written stories of a person's life that were written by someone else, while an autobiography is a person's story written by themselves. Biographies make past history more real and easier to understand by telling about real people and actual events. People reading the biography can satisfy their curiosity about well-known individuals and can experience historical events as though they were actually present. A good biography presents the facts about the person's life including what the subject did and how they influenced their world. It should describe the person's personality and provide an explanation for why he or she acted in certain ways. Most biographies are interpretive; they not only present the facts but also tell what those facts mean. Biographers make their writings accurate by learning as much as possible about their subjects. They study materials such as diaries, personal letters, and autobiographies. A good biography should be objective and balanced, but those lofty goals are not always achieved. Some biographers present a biased view by selectively presenting only the facts that portray the subject in either a favorable or an unflattering way.
Invention Resources bios have links included, so you can click to elegantly designed site for informationon inventors in a for students interested in advances in specific fields. http://www.teachersfirst.com/lessons/inventor/invention.htm
Extractions: Lesson Materials: Be Inventive - Here's a classroom activity from the Boston Museum of Science that asks students to create their own inventions to solve a problem of their own choosing. Based arounsd Leonardo DaVinci's and the properties of simple machines, the unit asks students to design their own invention. Moving Along with Simple Machines Grades 3-5 - Here's a four-week unit on simple machines developed by Georgia's Henry County Public Schools. The unit includes machine-specific activities, as well as connections to social studies, language arts, and other subject areas. Simple Machines Lesson - A 1995 paper delivered for Texas science educators, this page, nonetheless offers lots of activities and lesson ideas for teaching about simple machines. All text, but useful text! Web Resources: Ancient Inventions - Grades 4-8 This is a collection of inventions from antiquity compiled by students and faculty at Smith College. There are scores of ancient oddities, with photos and descriptions of each. It's a great site to show that people have been inventing things for centuries. Exploring Leonardo Grades 4 - 12 How Things Work Complete Computer Solutions - Grades K-12 Read a text explanation of how a fountain pen works or how a pneumatic hammer works. This would be a great reference for students of physics or inventions. It would also go well in a unit on inventions for any age, though the reading level is middle school or above.
Biographical Sketches General ~ Artists ~ Authors ~ inventors Entrepreneurs ~ Mathematicians Type ina specific author's name in the query= topic=32 Search for bios of more http://www.tds.lib.mn.us/Biography.htm
Extractions: Links to biographical information about nearly 3,500 individuals (none now living) and to collections of biographical information, including general sources and listings by professions/occupations, geographic regions, eras, and these specific groups: African-Americans, Women, Civil War figures, Holocaust survivors, and Canadians. Biography Search for brief information about approximately 30,000 historical figures and current newsmakers in sports, government, entertainment, business, and other fields. This Information Please Almanac site also includes death dates for newsmakers who died within the past year or two. General Artists Authors Minnesotans ... Presidents ARTISTS: Artcyclopedia: The Fine Art Search Engine
Fifthtech learn about specific AfricanAmerican inventors. Famous African Americanscheck out bios of African American inventors, http://www.wilmette.nttc.org/wilmette/highcrest/6thtechclass/FifthTech%20Curricu
Extractions: Fifth Grade Technology Curriculum Page The fifth grade technology curriculum consists of ten activities that develop personal and educational goals for computer use and encourage effective problem solving and decision making as students gain technological expertise. This nine week course is broken into 10 activities that facilitate and dignify this decision-making process. Technology: What Does it Mean? Parts of Computers SimTown SimTown Calendar of Events Database ... Hyperstudio Biography Project Technology: What Does it Mean? 1. You will work with a partner to complete the questions found on the handout "Technology: What Does it Mean?" 2. You will participate in a class discussion on defining the word "technology" and your thoughts on defining what technology class is all about. You will arrive at definitions through the use of these resources: Parts of Computers 1. You will watch a video on the parts of computers and use the handout provided to define the various parts of computers as discussed in the video.
Speaker Bios And Abstracts Speaker bios and Abstracts. elected as one of the Top 100 inventors of The includedthe design and implementation of application specific memories, embedded http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/HIP/Speakers/Speaker_bios.html
Extractions: Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Home Agenda Speakers Directions/Lodging ... Industrial Outreach Program Speaker Bios and Abstracts Donhee Ham Recent Advances and Future Direction in Silicon-Based RF ICs Growth of the wireless communication market was phenomenal in the last decade, and it still shows no signs of abating. In addition to the explosively growing cellular phone industry, other wireless devices such as global positioning satellite (GPS) units, radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags, wireless local area network (WLAN) cards are also rapidly diffusing through our everyday lives, evolving from luxury items to essential commodities. This growth is likely to continue with no slower pace until realization of ubiquitous wireless network. This relentless pace of growth and diversification of the wireless market has continuously motivated new researches in silicon-based RF integrated circuit (IC) design. RF ICs in wireless transceivers have proved to be design bottlenecks in today's complex, high-performance wireless communication systems. The need for robust performance and low cost has resulted in a great thrust towards system-on-a-chip implementation. In this presentation, I will talk about the recent advances and future direction in silicon-based RF ICs. Design challenges and possible solutions in implementing a single-chip-radio in the high-frequency silicon environment will be discussed. Special attention will be paid to our current research projects, that is, soliton/pulse-based integrated circuits for ultra wide band (UWB) wireless communication, distributed IC design techniques, oscillator linewidth self-narrowing, and stochastic resonance electronics.
Biography ABCNEWS.com Newsmaker bios. This site has short but sweet one page bios with pictures of today's focusing on kids as inventors. Many links for specific areas. 4th grade http://www.wcs.edu/EES/biography.htm
African American History set of links, both general and specific Gale Group inventors list of African Americaninventors their in America, with photos, maps, bios, teacher's guide http://teachers.westport.k12.ct.us/resource/african_american_history.htm
Reference Tools Women inventors 16 profiles of women. Mathematicians' Biographies - bios for mathmasters since ancient Industry Central - Industry-specific news resources http://www.bay.k12.fl.us/schools/jms/DigitalMedia/resources/Reference Tools.htm
CINR Workshop: Keynote Abstracts & Bios Nanotechnology Research Keynote Speaker Abstracts bios. 1994), the BF GoodrichCollegiate inventors Award (1994), an or the presence of specific analytes (eg http://www.cinr.org/winr/keynote.html
Extractions: Director, Center for Molecular Nanofabrication and Devices, PENN State Exploring and Controlling the Atomic-Scale World Bio: Paul S. Weiss is a Professor of Chemistry at The Pennsylvania State University, where he began his academic career as an assistant professor in 1989. He received his S.B. and S.M. degrees in chemistry from MIT in 1980 and his Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of California at Berkeley in 1986, working with Prof. Yuan T. Lee on crossed molecular beam reactions of excited atoms. He was a post-doctoral member of technical staff at Bell Laboratories from 1986-1988 and a Visiting Scientist at IBM Almaden Research Center from 1988-1989. He was a Visiting Professor at the University of Washington, Department of Molecular Biotechnology from 1996-1997 and at the Kyoto University, Electronic Science and Engineering Department and Venture Business Laboratory in 1998 and 2000. Since coming to Penn State, Weiss has been awarded a National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator Award (1991-1996), the Scanning Microscopy International Presidential Scholarship (1994), the B. F. Goodrich Collegiate Inventors Award (1994), an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellowship (1995-1997), the American Chemical Society Nobel Laureate Signature Award for Graduate Education in Chemistry (1996), a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship (1997), and a National Science Foundation Creativity Award (1997-1999). He was elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (2000). He is the founding Director of the Center for Molecular Nanofabrication and Devices.
History US History (specific Sources). Inventions. Spotlight on American inventors Linksand bios of several dozen US inventors from the Smithsonian Institute. http://www.carmelhigh.org/Library/history.htm
Extractions: U.S. History (General Sources) SCORE: History/Social Science Research and instructional resources for teachers and students created by Schools of California Online Resources for Education. American Memory The Library of Congress's historical archives of primary documents. Primary Source Digital Archives and Collections "Documents, images, recordings, diaries, letters, drawings, and memoirs, created by those who participated in or witnessed the events of the past." Chico High School's webliography of excellent web-based primary resources. Twentieth Century Resources by Decades Thanks to Chico High School Historic Documents of the United States of America Historical and Cultural Maps U.S. History (Specific Sources) The Mayflower Web Pages The Amistad Case The Cherokee Nation Background to the "Trail of Tears" presented by the state of Georgia, includes other tribes as well. The American Civil War Homepage The Civil War Home Page Beyond Face Value: The depictions of slavery in Confederate Currency Progressive Era to New Era (1900-1929) primary resources from The Library of Congress Progressive Era (1890-1913) human interest stories from The Library of Congress Progressive Era Resources from the Organization of American Historians World War II Links Dr. Seuss Went to War
World War I NSA NCM The DF Tractor Exhibit specific bios Trenches on V. Rickenbacker SergeantAlvin C. York For bios on WWI and Slang of the Period inventors and the http://www.teacheroz.com/wwi.htm
People: Biographies The National inventors Hall of Fame inventors Indexed by The Nobel Channel The PulitzerPrizes bios of the MY Table of Contents SELECT A specific TOPIC OR http://www.teacheroz.com/biographies.htm
Grade 4 Curriculum Connections The bios are full of informations but only one page long. Kid Inventor Resources Teacherresource focusing on kids as inventors. Many links for specific areas. http://www.greenville.k12.mi.us/ecc/grade4.html
Online Reference For Kids search engines as well as specific person's websites and Inventions Website thatcovers many inventors. ABCNEWS.com Newsmakers bios Find information about http://www.greenville.k12.mi.us/ecc/onlikids.html
Information Security Conference - Speakers' Bios the flagship product of the company and one of the inventors of its core firm ona variety of transactions including general and specific consulting services http://www.oft.state.ny.us/security/bios.htm
Extractions: Fortrex Technologies As the Network Security Operations Manager for Fortrex Technologies, Mr. Alexander is responsible for managing and developing the Fortrex Managed Security Services offerings. In the course of his duties in the Fortrex Network Security Operations Center, Mr. Alexander has gained significant, intensive hands-on experience with network architecture, network and host based intrusion detection, and Windows NT and Solaris security. Additionally, he has become highly proficient in the configuration and use of CheckPoint Firewall-1, ISS RealSecure, Tripwire, and e-Security. Mr. Alexander is also a member of the Fortrex Network Security Incident Response Team. Prior to joining Fortrex, Mr. Alexander served as Network Engineer for the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) as a contractor employed by BAE/ESI. While at NIMA, Mr. Alexander was responsible for the assessment, testing, and implementation of new I.T. technology for the NIMA Secret Collateral Enterprise Network. Mr. Alexander was personally responsible for engineering and implementing a high availability mail system into the NIMA Enterprise and was commended by the Director of NIMA for the improvements to network security and availability made possible by his efforts. Additionally, he was task lead for the engineering team that modified and implemented the One-Way File Transfer system into the NIMA Enterprise Network.
TCF-2003 Talks: Abstracts And Bios It is hoped this lecture will impart those attending with specific tools to variousforms of IP protections that may be available to inventors, businesses, and http://www.tcf-nj.org/tcf2k3talks.shtml
Extractions: Final schedule will appear in the program book at TCF Saturday May 3, 2003 10:15 am to 11:10 am Robin H. Gamble, Direct Connect Networks Inc. Abstract: Bio: TCF-NJ Home Feedback Top of Page Back 11:20 am to 12:15 pm Brenda Bell, Cambridge Scientific Abstracts Abstract: Bio: Brenda Bell has over 16 years' experience selecting source material and preparing records for publication in the Aerospace and High Technology Database (formerly The Aerospace Database), one of the databases published by Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (her current employer). In the evening and weekend hours, she and her partner operate The Web Warren , a computer consultancy and Web provisioning service. TCF-NJ Home Feedback Top of Page Back 12:25 pm to 1:20 pm Matthew Paris, Ben Weber Foundation Abstract: A survey with illustrations of the latest innovations in the making, distributing and marketing of computer made books. Bio: Matthew Paris is a commercially published author, playwright and musician, and member of NYAAC.
Extractions: N.J.C. de Wit Fischer Tropsch synthesis The Formylation Process (Oxo Process) Preparation of hydrogenation catalysts Contents Page Introduction I. Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis I-1 A. Catalyst development I-1 Cobalt catalysts I-1 Iron catalysts I-2 a. I.G. Farbenindustrie A.G., Oppau I-2 a. Fused oxide catalyst I-3 b. Knead catalyst I-4 c. Sinter catalyst I-4 d. Precipitation catalyst I-4 B. Kaiser Wilhelm Institut Für Kohlenforschung, Mülheim/Ruhr I-6 Y. Metallgesellschaft Lurgi, Frankfort a/M. I-7 B. Processing I-11 II. The Formylation Process (Oxo-Process) II-1 A. Introduction II-1 B. General considerations II-2 C. Information on the processing at Ludwigshafen II-4 D.
