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Faculty at Bryant University teach students how to navigate a crisis in real time. Over the last year, the global pandemic has forced seismic changes throughout the world, requiring individuals and organizations to pivot fast, and continuously, to meet the challenges and opportunities of the moment. At Bryant University in Smithfield, Rhode Island, we knew we had to respond to the COVID-19 emergency and the challenges our students faced because of it. Realizing we had to move q...

New COVID-19 case counts leveled off last week in Alamance County, while vaccinations continue to increase and the percentage of positive COVID tests trend down. As of Monday, the county reported 16,673 total cases and 237 deaths since the start of the outbreak. The rolling weekly average of new cases per day as of Monday was 47, down slightly from 49 last Monday. The highest single-day case count in the last week was 71 reported on Feb. 25. Statewide, 862,170 overall cases had been confirmed a...

Fenner Precision Polymers/Amber Noelle Fenner Precision Polymers opens technical fabrics coating facility State, local officials attend ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour new operation serving aerospace, other markets. technical fabrics are treated with specialized coatings for clients in markets including aerospace, infrastructure, and energy. While touring the treatment line, visiting officials saw how technical fabrics of varying widths receive multiple passes of specialty resins, the drying m...

Collaborative effort using Ingersoll’s MasterPrint LFAM tool and five-axis milling machine completes successful manufacture of 22-foot-long vacuum trim tool.

March 1, 2021 By David Murray The Kansas City Engineer District is taking multiple actions to repair and mitigate damage done to river structures on the Missouri River from high water over the last several years, including major flooding in 2019. Crews have been repairing damaged structures all winter, the district said,  but work directly on the river has slowed recently due to dangerous floating ice. Even though river repairs ha...

Solana Beach district administrators earn regional honors March 1, 2021 10:50 AM PT Print The Association of California School Administrators Region 18 has recognized two Solana Beach School District leaders in its annual awards program. Jennifer Orr, director of SBSD’s Child Development Center, is the 2021 Administrator of the Year in the category of Classified Leader and Kristie Towne, executive assistant to the superintendent/public information officer, was named the 2021 Administ...

Ingersoll Machine Tools Bell, Ingersoll Machine Tools 3D-print rotor blade trim tool Ingersoll MasterPrint 3D printer manufactures 22ft long vacuum trim tool to produce main rotor blade components. Bell Textron Inc. have collaborated using a large format 3D printer to successfully manufacture a 22ft long vacuum trim tool for producing main rotor blade components. The effort used Ingersoll’s hybrid large format MasterPrint gantry type 3D printer and 5-axis milling machine housed at Ingersoll�...

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How SAFER Barriers Came To Help NASCAR Drivers Survive The Big One So-called soft walls have been absorbing energy in NASCAR, IndyCar crashes for nearly two decades. By Al Pearce Icon SportswireGetty Images For decades, the main consideration when it came to walls and fencing at NASCAR tracks was fan, and not driver, safety. Perhaps inexplicably, NASCAR and its member tracks seemed satisfied with concrete walls until the death of Dale Earnhardt in the 2001 Daytona 500. IndyCar led the m...

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