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Fourth World: Book One in the Missing Link Trilogy (Smart Kids) by Kate Thompson, 2006-04-18 Bigger asthma risk for rural kids; Study finds link between illness and higher exposure to antibiotics.(City)(Clinical report): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-05-31 Study links atopy, lack of vitamin D in kids.(ATOPIC DERMATITIS)(Report): An article from: Skin & Allergy News by Heidi Splete, 2010-05-01 Protein links metabolism and circadian rhythms.: An article from: Science News for Kids by Tina Hesman Saey, 2008-08-16

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81. Women In Science And Engineering
    Schulich School of engineering Web Site Lots of interesting information andlinks. EGems - Electronic Games for Education in Math and Science  
    http://www.ucalgary.ca/wise/links-child.htm
    
    Extractions: Links to Interesting Web Science Sites for Children Science Clubs Science Magazines General Science Links Science for Kids in Calgary and Southern Alberta Calgary Science Centre Calgary Zoological Society Glenbow Museum Calgary Aero Space Museum ... Minds In Motion Summer Camp at the University of Calgary SCIberMENTOR - an email mentoring program for girls.

82. Weblinks / Engineering
    www.sheffcol.ac.uk / links / engineering links. a guide to good practicefor staff teaching d/Deaf students Learning, teaching and assessment a  
    http://www.sheffcol.ac.uk/links/Engineering/
    
    Extractions: www.sheffcol.ac.uk Links / Engineering Add Modify About Feedback ... Weblinks Home a guide to good practice for staff teaching d/Deaf students - "Learning, teaching and assessment: a guide to good practice for staff teaching d/Deaf students in science and engineering" - funded by the HEFCE as part of the SignsOnline project. The guide is aimed at providing concise practical advice on different teaching situations, from lab work to formal lectures. It is available free of charge and can be downloaded in pdf. format. (Added: 22-Apr-2005 By: DP Hits: 35) - dedicated to sharing good practice among providers. It includes: a regular updated list of FREE training events for teachers and managers, a lsit of mentor colleges, web-based discussion groups, examples of schemes of work, lesson plans, teaching guides and more. (Added: 12-Jun-2001 By: DP Hits: 367) Discover Engineering Online - was created in celebration of 1999 National Engineers Week as a legacy to the leadership of Earnest W. Deavenport, Jr., chairman and CEO of Eastman Chemical Company, who served as 1999 National Engineers Week Honorary Chair. Engineers and creative services personnel at Eastman Chemical Company, in cooperation with The American Ceramic Society, National Engineers Week staff, Tele-Optics, Inc., teachers, and students, built Discover Engineering Online to promote the engineering profession as a career choice among young people and to recognize the accomplishments of the world's engineers.

83. Center For The Science & Engineering Of Materials @ Caltech
    Center for the Science and engineering of Materials at Caltech. Kinetic Cityis a fun, webbased after school science club for kids ages 8 through 11.  
    http://www.csem.caltech.edu/kids.html
    
    Extractions: Dragonfly: pbskids.org/dragonflytv It's all about cool exploration, hot music, and of course, science! Whether you're into summertime ski-jumping, wicked whitewater rafting, searching for aliens, or forensic fun, DragonflyTV is packed with hands-on investigations. Get ready to surf into some real science! Kinetic City: www.kineticcity.com Kinetic City is a fun, web-based after school science club for kids ages 8 through 11. It combines exciting online animations and activities with boxes of hands-on science experiments. Children earn Kinetic City Power Points and collect stickers as they complete missions and learn standards-based science content. Sally Ride Science Club: www.sallyrideclub.com You probably guessed that former astronaut Sally Ride, America's first woman in space, created this club.And you probably figured out that it's for upper elementary and middle school girls. Girls like you who like to wonder about things and discover new stuff.

84. Children Designing Engineering - Learning Links
    In an amendment to the Children Designing and engineering Project, the NationalScience Foundation awarded additional funds to sponsor a conference between  
    http://www.tcnj.edu/~cde/learninglinks.html

85. The Center For Engineering Educational Outreach
    The core purpose of the CEEO is to Improve engineering Education for all Agesfrom the K 12 student, to her parents, Lego Summer Program for kids  
    http://www.ceeo.tufts.edu/
    
    Extractions: Full Seminar Schedule The core purpose of the CEEO is to Improve Engineering Education for all Ages from the K - 12 student, to her parents, to the university engineering and liberal arts student. Tools Services Outreach Pre-College Engineering for Teachers (PCET) Student Teacher Outreach Mentor Program (S.T.O.M.P.)

86. VUB: Applied Sciences: Department Of Mechanical Engineering: Links Bipedal Walki
    links Bipedal Walking Robots. Do you want your link here, please send an email Biped Robot Monroe (Graduate School of engineering, Tohoku University)  
    http://lucy.vub.ac.be/links.htm
    
    Extractions: Visuals ... Links Printable Version Do you want your link here, please send an email with the URL to Bram Vanderborght University links Bipeds Other interesting robots ... Events with robots The Robotics and Multibody Mechanics Research Group Faculty Applied Sciences Vrije Universiteit Brussel Clawar The purpose of CLAWAR is to investigate and report upon all aspects of technology and systems relating to mobile robotics. The Walking Machine Catalogue Collection of the walking robots in the world. Robot Haven This site is dedicated to news, information and discussion about robots. Bipop team Biped Robot 'Monroe' (Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University) Delft Bio-robotics Laboratory Cornell Univ. (lab of Andy Ruina) ... Toddler (MIT) Anty Foundation Anty is an intelligent, autonomous robot toy that interacts with long-term hospitalised children. Its goal is to amuse those children and let them forget their difficult moments in the hospital. Royal Military Academy: Unmanned Ground Vehicles Centre Robocup 2004 Robot Project AICHI 2005 (Japan) The Japan Association for the 2005 World Exposition will conduct a Robot Project at EXPO 2005. The project will feature working robots that clean, patrol, guide visitors, and perform other tasks, as well as prototype robots.

87. ECO-PROS - Ecology Protectors Society
    Huge list of annotated credible scientific links are provided to help childrenlearn about links from Canada Genetic engineering Health and Safety  
    http://www.eco-pros.com/

88. Lindsay's List Of Links
    Science and engineering; Science and religion; LDS links A great site forkids with puzzles, videos, games, and great information and graphics.  
    http://www.jefflindsay.com/MyLinks.shtml
    
    Extractions: Bush Vindicated: Weapons of Grass Destruction Found in Iraq! Bush Vindicated: Marines Find Weapons of Mass Reduction AND Grass Destruction in Iraq! Details about these amazing finds are now available as a Cracked Planet News Release . Though not technically "weapons of mass destruction," Donald Rumsfeld explained that weapons of mass reduction - including thousands of brutal "StairMaster" and "Nordic Track" torture devices - are close enough. And now any doubts about the justification behind the war should be removed thanks to the related discovery of chemical weapons of grass destruction - including an entire factory for making the infamous biotoxin, "Agent Roundup," that was intended to be used against the vital grasslands, lawns, and golf courses of the United States. Rumsfeld wiped a tear away as he asked, "If we had not invaded, who knows who many Americans would have suffered if these weapons had made it to our shores?" Science and engineering Science and religion LDS Links Other Christian links ... Multicultural topics (and Hmong issues) Neat places in the U.S.

89. Smart Mobs
    Sponsored links. Home Loans with low interest rates Home Equity Loans who is developing such a system with College of engineering dean Richard Newton.  
    http://www.smartmobs.com/

90. NOAA Education - Specially For Students
    Specially for kids These items are designed especially for children oceanography, and ocean engineering; a look at what the future is likely to hold  
    http://www.education.noaa.gov/students.html
    
    Extractions: HOME NOAA's web sites for students have been separated into three categories: Specially for Kids - These items are designed especially for children (grades K-5) and provide fun activities for kids to explore the planet they live on. These sites can be found on the pages for Weather, Climate Change and Our Planet, Oceans and Coasts, and Satellites and Space. Specially for Students - These items are designed especially for students (grades 6-12) to provide a way of learning about the earth in a fun and informative way. These sites can be found on the pages for Weather, Climate Change and Our Planet, Oceans and Coasts, and Satellites and Space. Higher Education Opportunities - These items are designed for undergraduate and graduate students who are looking for research opportunities, scholarships, grants, fellowships, and jobs. Sites in this category can be found at the bottom of this page. You can find information about tornadoes, hurricanes, flash floods, tsunamis and all kinds of hazardous weather. You can find information about climate change, earth science and science as it relates to our planet.

91. Links
    engineering is the web component of an outreach program of the University of links. University of Hawai`i at Manoa College of engineering home page  
    http://www.xtreme.hawaii.edu/links/
    
    Extractions: A guide for high school students and others interested in engineering and engineering technology careers. By exploring these pages, you can learn about the different engineering and engineering technology fields, interesting people who got their start as engineers, what engineers actually do, and how to get (and pay for) an engineering education.

92. KCSOS : Kern County Network For Children :
    Kern County Network for Children links. Annual Report Card engineering forthis site provided by The office of Larry E. Reider.  
    http://www.kcnc.org/
    
    Extractions: September is National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month . This annual observance highlights the benefits of substance abuse treatment and promotes the message that recovery from substance abuse is possible. Addiction is a major issue for children in Kern County. About one in four children live in a home where alcoholism is a fact of daily life. Countless others are exposed to illegal drug use in their families. Kern County Department of Human Services reports that about 80% of all child abuse cases in our county are related to some form of substance abuse. National studies have found that the children of addiction are at significantly greater risk for: mental illness or emotional problems, like depression or anxiety

93. Desktop Engineering Magazine - May 2005 - Smart Kids, You, And We
    Desktop engineering Magazine, Departments, Diatribes, Diatribes Smart kids,You, and We. engineering, scholarships, contest, engineers, rp, design,  
    http://www.deskeng.com/Departments/Diatribes/May-2005--Smart-Kids,-You,-and-We-
    
    Extractions: I had dinner with Geoff Glidden and Anthony Borzillo my first night during National Manufacturing Week. It was the highlight of my show. You don’t know these guys. Yet. I have no doubt some day you will. Geoff and Tony were the winners in the high-school team category of the “Extreme Redesign: The 3D Printing Challenge” contest sponsored by the Dimension 3D Printing Group unit of Stratasys. We met at the awards banquet. Scott Crump, Stratasys’s grand pooh-bah and the inventor of FDM (fused deposition modeling), joined us along with Geoff and Tony’s families. Geoff and Tony‘s winning design was called the “Mouse Radio.” Basically, imagine having all your tuner controls on a mouse. This gives you ready access to the dials as you surf, say, GlobalSpec for the right part. Thus, you do not interrupt your work to change the station. I asked my gamer experts—my teen-aged daughter and her boyfriend—what they thought about Mouse Radio; they said, “Dude.” From kids who build Tesla Coils and Jacob’s Ladders out of junk parts for amusement, this is high praise indeed. Also at the awards ceremony was Andy Dahnke, winner of the high-school individual category, and Mark Paul Kujawski, the post-secondary school winner. Andy came up with a lighted retractable leash because he had grown tired of stumbling around in the dark with his mutt. Mark Paul, who attends Central Michigan University, devised an amazingly cool stair-climbing robot.

94. FEMA For Kids: Disaster Web Sites
    Site also has links for information on floods, earthquakes, volcanoes, and otherdisasters. USGS/ David A. Johnston Cascades FEMA for kids footer graphic.  
    http://www.fema.gov/kids/tch_links.htm
    
    Extractions: 'A+ Learning Galleries' is a place to learn and explore science and nature, from the microscopic to the cosmic. Each Learning Gallery contains a collection of images relating to one science or nature topic with text annotations. Great for students. Lots of information and links to other sites for further exploration. Ages: 6th grade to adult

95. Dickinson College Career Center
    Computer/engineering. Education. General links; Higher Education; Independent/PrivateSchool Job Hunt links to job sites for Engineers  
    http://www.dickinson.edu/career/student/links.html
    
    Extractions: Site Map The links listed below will take you to field-specific job search engines. The job search engines will allow you to enter search criteria, such as the occupation in which you are interested and a geographic region. Based on the search criteria you entered, the search engine will provide you with a list of job opportunities that have been posted on the site by employers. These field-specific job search engines are similar to monster.com - but instead of listing job openings from all industries, they focus on one specific field, such as finance or environmental science. It is important to remember that although the internet is a great resource to utilize in your job search, it is not the only resource, nor is it the best. Please visit the Job Search page to find out about additional job search resources available to you. Also, we recommend you make an appointment with a staff member at the Career Center to go over an individualized job search strategy. Arts General Links Music Theatre ... Professional and Trade Associations Arts New York Foundation for the Arts

96. Life Lab's Helpful Links
    links to websites featuring kid s gardening, science education, etc. Tiki s Guide to Genetic engineering a kid friendly guide to explaining genetic  
    http://www.lifelab.org/helpful/

97. Government DatabasesEducation Children
    NOTE These are links to only a selected number of government databases dealing and engineering and Survey of Federal Science and engineering Support.  
    http://library.stmarytx.edu/acadlib/doc/electronic/dbeduc.htm

98. Robotics Education Project - Cool Links Archive
    Cool links Archive. July (Neat stuff at NASA). Check out JPL s kids Page Visit the Future Scientists and Engineers of Americamaybe you can even start  
    http://robotics.nasa.gov/students/cool_links.htm
    
    Extractions: Cool Links Archive August Learn about NASA's different robot helpers Try this mosaic robot puzzle Check out NASA's robotic explorers website View pictures and movies of a hybrid robot at JPL July (Neat stuff at NASA Check out JPL's Kids Page Explore the universe online with NASA Quest Learn about resources for students Learn about Mars at the Athena Kids Page June Follow this webcast to make a robot at home Get ideas for building robots at Zach's Cool Stuff Don't have a lot of materials? Try the Spaceplace projects! Find even more projects at the NASA Kids Page May Watch our archived webcasts about robotics, Mars, and more Check out the Mars Program's webcasts and videos Watch NASA videos Follow the latest Dive and Discover mission in the Galapagos April Learn about JPL's current missions Read about Robonaut on nasa.gov

99. ShakeZone For Kids
    Department of Civil engineering and Applied Mechanics Email questions onShakeZone for kids to Dr. Valentin Shustov at valentin.shustov@csun.edu  
    http://www.ecs.csun.edu/~shustov/ShakeZone.htm
    
    Extractions: ON PICTURES Earthquake effects on the ground and civil structures, and their computer animation by Tau Rho Alpha, Robert A. Page, and Leslie C. Gordon. Our restless planet at the time of a major earthquake: Savage Earth animation from PBS online. Earthquake Image Glossary by USGS, Earthquake Hazards Program. ShakeZone classroom exercises that use the shake table which was designed and built by John Lahr with an expert advice from Tom Tompkins. Comparative shake table testing of two building models, one of them is equipped with a new earthquake protective system called Seismic Soil Isolation (CSUN). It is possible to curb resonant amplifications of earthquake vibrations by the way of properly configuring a building elevation (CSUN). Comparative shake table testing of two building models, one of them is equipped with a new earthquake protective system called Earthquake Protective Buffer (CSUN). Three action exhibits related to the building performance at earthquakes are now on public display at the Denver Federal Center's Earth Science Information Center. Earthquake Simulator Laboratory at UC Berkeley investigates the progressive collapse of reinforced concrete buildings during earthquakes.

100. Science Friday Kids Connection, Oct 25 2002 Hour 2, Second Segment
     Program Summary Guests Related Articles and links For Discussion Benchmark Knows various settings in which scientists and engineers may work (eg,  
     http://www.sciencefriday.com/kids/sfkc20021025-2.html
     
     Extractions: October 25, 2002: Hour Two, Part 2: Rosalind Franklin Program Summary Guests Related Articles and Links For Discussion ... SFKC Home Program Summary In 1962, British scientists James Watson, Francis Crick, and Maurice Wilkins were awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine in recognition of their work in mapping the structure of DNA. Not mentioned, however, was a young Englishwoman without whose research the other three would never have achieved such a pinnacle. Rosalind Franklin, who died of cancer in 1958 at the age of 37, produced the first clear photograph of the double helix using a technique called x-ray crystallography. Watson and Crick used the photograph without Franklin’s knowledge to advance their own studies, and they published their results before Franklin had the chance. Rosalind Franklin’s contribution to DNA mapping was ignored for decades. Many people feel this snub was due to the misogynist attitude of the scientific world of that day as well as Franklin’s abrasive personality. Times have changed, though. The x-ray crystallography laboratory at London’s Birkbeck College is named after her, and Britain’s Royal Society has this year created the Rosalind Franklin Award, to be given to scientists who have made significant contributions to science, engineering, and technology. Guests

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