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AHMEDABAD: Gujarat University has finally reacted to the dean of the arts faculty, Pradeep Prajapati's gestures of putting the vice-chancellor and other senior staff in awkward position by filing court cases.

Remembering Dean Barnett

I first encountered Dean a few weeks after we'd launched weeklystandard.com in the fall of 2001. I was editing the website back then and all emails to the editor were routed through me. Dean sent an email about some piece we had run. It was funny and thoughtful. I can't be certain, but it may have involved a reference to Randy "Macho Man" Savage, the great professional wrestler from the 1980s. In any event, I sent him a note back. One thing led to another and we became regular correspondents.

Former fine arts dean dies

Johnson, who lived in Damariscotta, Maine, came to UConn in 1972 as dean of fine arts and professor of art history. He served as dean until 1978, and continued to teach until his retirement in 1986.

Dean Kamen Combines Stirling Engine With Electric Car

Colin Smith writes "Dean Kamen, (inventor of the Segway) has combined a Stirling engine with a battery-powered electric vehicle based on the Ford Think to provide a fully decoupled electric hybrid car which can run on any fuel which can provide enough heat to run the Stirling generator. Think are also producing a purely battery 'Think City' car which is capable of 62mph and with a range of 126miles." Some stats on the Ford Think: Top speed, 55mph; 0-30, 6.5 seconds; Range, 60 miles on battery.

Inside Dean Kamen's Seceded Island of Geekery

mattnyc99 writes "The new issue of Esquire has a long, in-depth, intricate profile of Dean Kamen and his quest to invent a better world. Earlier this month, we discussed Kamen's Sterling-electric car, but this piece goes into much more detail about how that engine works — he got the original idea from the upmodded Henry Ford artifact in the basement of his insane island lab — and about how his inventions often go overlooked, including the Slingshot water purifier that Stephen Colbert made famous but that no one has actually bought yet. Quoting: 'To get the Slingshot to the 20 percent of the world that doesn't have electricity, Kamen came up with the idea of splitting it in half. Leaving the Stirling aside, he would try to develop a market for his distiller in parts of the developing world that have electricity but not reliable clean w

November 8 - 18: Personal Film Financing Consultations with Carole Dean, New York, NY

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PEOPLE moves Lufthansa Technik maintenance, Guggenheim in Singapore Pines: Maryland engineering dean Darryll Pines, chair of aerospace engineering at...

Darryll Pines, chair of aerospace engineering at the University of Maryland , and a former programme manager at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, will start 2009 as dean of the university's A. James Clark School of Engineering. At United Airlines, Dennis Cary is now senior VP and chief marketing and customer officer and Graham Atkinson is president of the Mileage Plus loyalty programme. Muriel Fenton has been appointed to quality assurance manager at Shannon Aerospace she began her career with the MRO provider when it opened in 1992. Sahib Ajjam has been appointed head of aircraft maintenance for the south Germany region of Lufthansa Technik. Most recently he was in charge of VIP completions of Airbus and Boeing aircraft at the Lufthansa Technik Completion Center.

Segway inventor touts island as an energy model

North Dumpling Island, a private two acre island belonging to inventor Dean Kamen is seen here on Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut, Friday, Sept., 12, 2008. Kamen granted 'visas' to a select group to brainstorm about his plans for the island and how it could be used to raise awareness and money for his robotic competition. North Dumpling Island, a private two acre island belonging to inventor Dean Kamen is seen here on Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut, Friday, Sept., 12, 2008. Kamen granted "visas" to a select group to brainstorm about his plans for the island and how it could be used to raise awareness and money for his robotic competition. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)

Solo Exhibition by Norwegian Artist Lene Berg

The exhibiton entitled 'Portrait of a Woman with Moustace and the Man in the Background' is curated by Sara Reisman, Associate Dean, and Saskia Bos, Dean of Cooper Union School of Art.

Dean Kamen's House Rivals Best Industrial Museums

Slideshows provide an in-depth tour of Kamen's unique home, which boasts a myriad of industrial artifacts

Dean ProcterNo Mobile Transactions, Hello Fee Per Month?

Monilink, the UK mobile banking network launched by Morse spin-off Monitise and VocaLink, says it processed over one million account enquiries in October as customers feeling the economic downturn keep a watchful eye on their money.

Dean ProcterClosing the Gap in the 21st Century Linux Style, Almost Free

Linux is evolving into a great platform and the odds are probably stacked towards some flavour of Linux being a dominant O/S of the future. No matter how sexy a brand of software may be, if the population have a limited wallet, there is a limit to what you can get from it.

Dean ProcterAustralian Govt makes it easier to switch banks

The Australian government has been threatening to make it easier for customers to switch banks and have announced their solution goes live today.

Dean Kamen Q&A: Robots Can Save America from Britney Spears

the AutoSyringe, the portable dialysis machine, the iBOT self-balancing wheelchair, and, of course, the Segway human transporter. But he is most passionate when talking about his nonprofit organization, FIRST, which tries to get kids excited about science and technology by having them build 120-pound robots to slug it out on a rough-and-tumble field of play. "We're not competing with science fairs, we're competing with Britney Spears and Shaquille O'Neal" for the attention of teenagers, Kamen said. The FIRST game changes every year—in 2008, teams raced 40-in. balls around a track. Kamen spoke with Popular Mechanics editor-in-chief Jim Meigs and an audience of journalists and FIRST competitors at the magazine's headquarters, in New York City's Hearst Tower.

Wiesenthal dean rejects museum protests as extremist agitation

Hundreds of Israeli Arabs and Palestinians held a demonstration at the Mamilla Muslim cemetery in central Jerusalem on Thursday to protest a High Court decision to allow the construction of the Museum of Tolerance on a site that partially covers the medieval cemetery.

Engineering dean's experiment to be tested at space station

In the coming decades, astronauts are expected to travel in space for long stretches of time. That’s why new methods are needed to prevent what would be a catastrophe aboard a shuttle or space station: fire.

Former Harvard Dean To Speak on Cyber Security

Technology continues to challenge many established assumptions about privacy and identity, as everyday activities such as checking e-mail or using a credit card contribute to a growing “paper trail” of personal digital data.

Annoying Inventor Dean Kamen Goes Nuts for LEDs

He gained worldwide fame during the decade for popularizing the Segway, a two-wheeled portable transporter that, if it had become even remotely successful, would have accelerated the obesity epidemic. As it is, the Segway has become a tourist oddity. (Best Buy in Serramonte has one on display by the way, right behind a rack of microwave ovens.)

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Mizel Museum Selects William Dean Singleton 2009 Community Cultural Enrichment Award Recipient

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Segway inventor: Energy independence latest success

Dean Kamen sits under a drawing of Albert Einstein, created by Kamen's father, during an interview on North Dumpling Island, off the coast of Connecticut on Sept., 12, 2008.

Inn is canvas for art gathering (The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C.)

Dean Johnson, an Aynor native who splits his time between his Art Fotos studio in town and as a writer and producer in Los Angeles, said he helped organize Art House for various reasons.

Dolphins win toss; elect to field

Dean Elgar powered the Gestetner Diamond Eagles to 81/2 at lunch in the SuperSport Series match against the Gestetner Diamond Eagles at Kingsmead in Durban on Thursday.

Doing the DNA Shuffle

Mark Schlissel is Dean of Biological Sciences in the College of Letters and Science and a professor of immunology and pathogenesis. Image credit: UC Berkeley

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