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A Bailout for U.S. Automakers: Join the Great Debate
Design News has editors advocating for and against a bailout to domestic automakers. Editor-in-chief John Dodge argues for a bailout while Materials Editor Doug Smock is urging lawmakers to say NO....
Automotive | Nov 20 2008 08:10 AMDavid Cole: Bridge Loan Is Needed to Keep Automakers Afloat
While the Big Three CEOs pleaded for aid on Capitol Hill yesterday, Design News talked to Dr. David Cole, chairman of the Center for Automotive Research about the possible effects of domestic autom...
Automotive | Nov 19 2008 08:34 AM787 Dreamliner Wing Box Takes a Break; Deliveries Delayed Again
The 787 Dreamliner composite wing box has undergone successful destructive testing which uses aerodynamic loads 1.5 times larger than aircraft will ever encounter in the air.
Materials/Fastening | Nov 19 2008 07:05 AMDean Kamen's House Rivals Best Industrial Museums
Inventor Dean Kamen's house is nothing less a mini-Smithsonian. John Dodge's slideshows provide an in-depth tour of Kamen's unique home, which boasts a myriad of industrial artifacts.
Motion Control/Automation | Nov 13 2008 12:07 PMAutomation Gets Scientific at Pack Expo
From Pack Expo: Beckhoff Automation has launched a new initiative aimed at seamlessly merging control and measurement tasks in real time.
Motion Control/Automation | Nov 12 2008 12:34 PMGadget Freak

Gadget Freak Case #130: This Gadget Gets the Children up!
Jeremy Willden's souped-up Voice-over-Internet Protocol system is a handy device for getting his slow-poke children out of bed and out the door.
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TOP500 Supercomputer List Debuts
I bet you’re dying to know the know status of the world’s TOP500 supercomputers. Well, the 32nd edition has just been issued and there’s a bit of an upset: IBM’s 1.105 petaflop/s Roadrunner supercomputer, installed at the Los Alamos National Laboratory ...
Posted in CAD/CAM Corner | 2008-11-18 14:07:37
Bailing out GM, Ford and Chrysler: it's easy to be dubious
>Like many Americans, I have mixed feelings about a government bailout for the domestic auto industry and more specifically, General Motors (GM). At first I was for saving G.M. and while I still would vote that way, I have some reservations.
First, the fairness argument doesn’t wash. The logic is if we bail out the financial industry, we should rescue car makers, too. But we ar ...
Posted in Green Engineering | 2008-11-17 12:40:48
Synapsis software tracks REACH
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Posted in Lead-Free Zone Blog | 2008-11-17 11:18:56
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