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of technology related items for professional Kinesiologists.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
D. H. Lawrence:
"The mind can assert anything and pretend it has proved it. My beliefs I test on my body, on my intuitional consciousness, and when I get a response there, then I accept."
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HIGHER EDUCATION
From: Bonnie Mohnsen
Subject: Web site for physical educators
The California Physical Education Home Page began in 1990 as an
electronic bulletin board, and over the years it has been transformed
into this home page. The purpose of this site is to provide
information that is current and relevant to K-12 physical educators
specifically in California, but also across the nation. This site is
maintained by Dr. Bonnie Mohnsen, Physical Education and Integrated
Technology Coordinator at the Orange County Department of Education
in cooperation with the Stanislaus County Office of Education. Check
it out:
http://www.stan-co.k12.ca.us/calpe/
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HIGHER EDUCATION
FROM: NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 17 Dec 1996 - Special issue
Subject: K12> Technology Literacy Challenge Fund
From: Kirk Winters
A NEW PROGRAM TO SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY in education received $200
million in the fiscal year 1997 appropriations bill passed by
Congress in September.
It's called the "Technology Literacy Challenge Fund," and it
works like this. State education agencies (state departments
or offices of education) receive grants from the U.S.
Department of Education after developing statewide plans for
financing educational technology, collaborating with outside
partners, and assisting those schools with the highest poverty
& greatest need. State education agencies then make
competitive grants to local education agencies (school
districts) or consortia of local education agencies & other
partners.
"What," you ask, "must a school district do to receive funding
under this program? And in what ways may school districts use
these funds?"
These & other questions are answered below. In our Online
Library you'll find additional information, including the
state application form & state allocations for fiscal year
1997:
http://www.ed.gov/Technology/
This is a state administered program, so for further details,
you may want to contact your state department of education.
(For contact information about your state department of
education, see
http://www.ed.gov/programs.html#map
& click on your state).
Please note that the Technology Literacy Challenge Fund (TLCF)
is different from the Technology Innovation Challenge Grants
program. The TLCF provides formula grants to states, which
states use to make competitive awards to school districts.
The Technology Innovation Challenge Grants program provides
competitive grants directly from the U.S. Department of
Education to consortia of school districts & other partners.
The Technology Innovation Challenge Grant program, which is
the "next generation" of a program that began as the Challenge
Grants for Technology in Education program, is designed to
complement the TLCF by supporting carefully designed
demonstration projects that test the impact of new
technologies on education. As testbeds for developing new
learning technologies, Technology Innovation Challenge Grants
are expected to generate proven practices that may be used by
schools & communities across the nation.
The phone number & email address for the U.S. Department
of
Education office that administers the Technology Innovation
Challenge Grant: (202) 208-3882 and ito_staff=AT=ed.gov
The phone number & email address for the U.S. Department
of
Education office that administers the Technology Literacy
Challenge Fund: (202) 401-0039 and
thomas_fagan=AT=ed.gov
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
KEN'S NOTE: Scott Yanoff has been producing great directories of
material from the Internet. Here is sub-set on Sports / Recreation.
Subject: Yanoffs net services list
* SPECIAL INTERNET CONNECTIONS: Last Update: 11/30/96 *
* Compiled By: Scott Yanoff -
yanoff=AT=alpha2.csd.uwm.edu
*
* A + by an entry designates new entries/changes since last update
*
* Type "finger yanoff=AT=alpha2.csd.uwm.edu" to find ways to receive
this list!
*SPORTS/RECREATION------------------------------------------------------------
-Baseball
http://www.nando.net/baseball/bbmain.html
http://www.fastball.com/
[Fastball]
http://www2.pcy.mci.net/mlb/index.html
[=AT=Bat]
offers: Weekly updates of stats and archives of rec.sport.baseball.
-Biking gopher cycling.org / gopher 36.30.0.10 [Cycling
Gopher]
http://xenon.stanford.edu/~rsf/mtn-bike.html
offers: WWW page on Mountain Biking, info on trails, lists, shows.
-Collegiate Nicknames http://www.vaxu.org/college
-Fishing http://www.geo.mtu.edu/~jsuchosk/fish/fishpage
-Football ftp ftp.vnet.net (cd /pub/football)
offers: Info on arena, fantasy, pro, software for football fans.
http://www.cis.ksu.edu/~chiefs/nflstat.html
offers: Weekly schedules, team-by-team information.
http://www.cfl.ca/ [Canadian
Football League]
http://www.engr.wisc.edi/~dwilson/rsfc/
offers: College Football server
-Golf http://www.golf.com/
-Gymnastics http://rainbow.rmii.com/~rachele/gymnhome.html
-Hockey http://maxwell.uhh.hawaii.edu/hockey/hockey.html
-Karate http://www.tenerten.com/tkdrpt/ [Taekwondo]
-Olympics
http://www.linc.or.jp/Nagano/index.html
[1998 Olympics]
http://www.mindspring.com/~royal/olympic.html
[1996]
-Paddling Sports
http://www.recreation.com/paddling/
http://salk.edu/~preston/kayak/
http://ssnet.com/~bef/BrucesPaddlingPage.html
offers: Info on canoeing, kayaking, and rafting.
-Running
http://sunsite.unc.edu/drears/running/running.html
http://www.cris.com/~thompete/tri-drs/tridrs.shtml
offers: Races, marathons, training tips, magazines, clubs, etc.
-Sailing
http://community.bellcore.com/mbr/sailing-page.html
offers: FAQs, movies, mailing lists, sailing opportunities, texts,
museums
http://www.ac95.org/ [America's
Cup '95]
-Scores/Standings finger robc=AT=xmission.com [Baseball/Football]
finger jtchern=AT=headcrash.berkeley.edu [Baseball]
offers: Baseball, football scores, standings, and next week's
schedule.
-Skateboarding
http://skateboard.com
http://www.enternet.com/skate/skate.html
http://www.cps.msu.edu/~dunhamda/dw/dansworld.html
http://xx.acs.appstate.edu/~jh13875/skate.html
http://www.xs4all.nl/~huphtur
http://www.state51.co.uk/state51/knowhere/skindex.html
http://www.ecf.toronto.edu/ecf/staff/steve/sk8.html
-Skiing
http://diamond.sierra.net:80/SkiWeb/
http://ski.websmith.ca/ski/
-Skydiving http://www.cis.ufl.edu/skydive/
-Soccer http://www.atm.ch.cam.ac.uk/sports/
-Sports on the Web
http://tns-www.lcs.mit.edu/vs/vssportsbrowser.html
http://www.mit.edu:8001/services/sis/sports.html
http://www.cs.fsu.edu/projects/group12/title.html
http://espnet.sportszone.com/
[ESPNET SportsZone]
http://www.sportsline.com/
[SportsLine USA]
http://www.gospelcom.net/rbc/ss/
[Sports Spectrum]
http://www.sportsnetwork.com/
[The Sports Network]
-Sports Schedules NBA:telnet culine.colorado.edu 859 /
128.138.129.170 859
NHL: telnet culine.colorado.edu 860 / 128.138.129.170 860
MLB: telnet culine.colorado.edu 862 / 128.138.129.170 862
NFL: telnet culine.colorado.edu 863 / 128.138.129.170 863
finger copi=AT=oddjob.uchicago.edu for sports schedules
offers: Schedules on-line. 'help' for help, 'return' for today's
games
-Stadiums & Arenas
http://www.wwcd.com/
-Surfing http://sailfish.peregrine.com/surf/surf.html
-Tennis
http://www.tennisserver.com/
http://www.tenniscountry.com/
[Tennis Country]
http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/tennis/
[Tennis World]
-Volleyball http://www.cup.hp.com/~vball/
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
KEN'S NOTE: This is worth taking a look at. This is a gateway to a
lot of content and data.
FROM: NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 18 Dec 1996
Subject: RESOUR> Reference Department
From: jharper=AT=ypn.com
The ultimate guide to knowledge on the Web. Hundreds of reviews of
the BEST
reference Web sites, newsgroups, mailing lists, chats and online
services.
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
KEN'S NOTE: I put this information in because I think we all should
be aware of what kids are being exposed to on the Net. The following
is a search mechanism targeted at youth. I have included the whole
section on "Phys-Ed".
YOUR PERSONAL NET-YPN - is a Web service to help you pursue your
interests online. YPN shows you how to get the most out of this new
medium, including what you can do on the Net and how do it.
MOST SCHOOL CHILDREN HAVE A love-hate
relationship with gym class -- it can be either a pleasant
recreational pastime or a form of institutionalized torture,
depending on your point of view. For those who prefer a more
independent approach to health and fitness, it's now possible to
carry out a full-fledged aerobic workout schedule, designed by
professional doctors and trainers, from the privacy of your
own living room. Study the rules and regulations of any sport
in the book, or invent a new one. Learn the practice routines of
professional athletes and discover the training that it takes to
be
the best. Pick up tips from the pros to ensure that you're in top
form on the golf course or tennis court. National and culture
boundaries are eclipsed in the wide world of athletics, so get
motivated and browse the Web to discover the secrets that will
bring your game to the next level.
http://www.ypn.com/topics/1292.html
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
Subject: New Sport Marketing Web-site
The Cyber-Journal of Sport Marketing is now on line. In addition
to the
first edition of the journal, the site also contains references
lists,
some raw data and links to other sites of interest (both print
and
broadcast).
The site can be accessed at:
http://www.cad.gu.edu.au/market/cyber-journal_of_sport_marketing/cjsm.htm
Nigel Pope
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
FROM: NET-HAPPENINGS Digest - 3 Jan 1997 - Special issue
Subject: EMAG> Muscle Maker Journal
http://www.pipeline.com/~wjames/MuscleMaker
A Webzine for serious bodybuilders and fitness enthusiats.
Includes
information on exercise, nutrition and related topics.
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
FROM: Edupage, 9 January 1997
IBM OFFERS FREE PATENT DATA BASE ON WEB
IBM plans to make the content of 2 million U.S. patents (from
1971)
available free on the Web site
http://www.ibm.com/patents/.
Various
companies provide patent access for a fee; one company, Questel-Orbit
(a
division of France Telecom) charges $1,995 a year, and a company
executive
says: "I still believe that we have the most robust search engine."
(New
York Times 9 Jan 97 C3)
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
http://www.orca.org/IMBA/
The International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) is a non-profit,
public-supported organization. The mission of IMBA is to promote
mountain bicycling opportunities that are environmentally and
socially responsible. Their page on "Rules of the Trail" is worth a
look.
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INTERNET TOOLS AND SITES
THE BREAK AWAY HIGH JUMP STRAP PAIN FREE HIGH JUMP "BAR"
Dear Physical Education Instructor and/or Track Coach:
I have used my 15 years of physical education and track coaching knowledge and experience todevelop this product for my students. I am sure that you will find, as I have, that it will eliminate the fear of landing on a hard crossbar.
Brad Rice PE Instructor Corvallis School District
Our web page:
http://www.findinfo.com/highjump.htm
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 15 December 1996
VIRTUAL SUPERCOMPUTER
Andrew Grimshaw at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville
has
designed a virtual parallel supercomputer with mix-and-match
components
(including traditional supercomputers, modern parallel computers,
workstations, and a variety of types of personal computers)
distributed
across the Internet. His system, which now includes more than 100
computers
from different manufacturers, appears to its users as a single
machine that
hides the peculiarities of the particular operating systems of the
component
systems. (The Economist 14 Dec 96)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 9 January 1997
INCREDIBLE SHRINKING DIGITAL DISKS
Hollywood studios have begun releasing some videos in a
high-resolution DVD
(Digital Video Disk) format that offers much sharper picture-quality
and
packages seven times as much data as existing CDs. DVD player units
will
be available this spring, at prices starting at about $500. Later
generations of DVDs will allow users to record movies and computer
data, but
the first generation will be read-only; computer-makers will also be
using
the disks (which are sometime called Digital Versatile Disks), and
Intel
executives have said all major computer manufacturers would
introduce
high-end DVD-based systems by the end of the year, and that
DVD-based
systems for the general market will be available in 1998, on machines
using
Intel's P6 processor and MMX multimedia technology. (New York Times 9
Jan
97 C2)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 8 December 1996
SMALLER CHIPS, BIGGER PRICES
As the projected costs skyrocket for sophisticated chip fabs capable
of
cranking out system-chips equipped with more than 100 million
transistors,
Intel co-founder Gordon Moore points out that chipmaking already is
the
world's "most expensive real estate speculation." Currently, turning
wafers
into microprocessors costs $1 billion per acre of silicon. The cost
for
wafer-fabrication plants capable of manufacturing superchips with
0.07-micron transistors could run as high as $10 billion, he warns.
As a
result, a decade from now only 9 or 10 of the current chipmakers will
be
able to afford the new factories, says SGS-Thomson Microelectronics'
chief
economist. In response, 35 chipmakers, semiconductor systems
suppliers and
chip users have formed the Virtual Socket Interface Alliance in an
effort to
develop standards that will enable today's chips to be converted
into
circuit modules that could be mixed and matched on future
system-chips.
(Business Week 9 Dec 96 p148)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Netsurfer Digest: Vol. 02, #39
THE FUTURE IS HERE...
Phillip's Vision of the Future Magazine is a dive into a whole new
world of the possible. The site tries to determine what the future
would look like in terms of personal communications and entertainment
tools. What they came up with is nothing short of fascinating. Make
sure you check out the Personal Touch issue and the background
information on the project.
"http://www.philips.com/design/vof/"
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Netsurfer Digest: Vol. 02, #39
ATTACK OF THE BOTS
Bots are entities that have been around almost as long as the Net.
These pseudo-beings, originally created as a means of bridging the
gap between computers and ordinary linguistic communication, have
evolved into a powerful means of translating simple questions into
powerful Internet database queries. The big low-down on bots, their
origins, and their current capabilities now resides at the Bot Info
site, full of data on current bot trends. There's even a link to
Eliza, the "original" bot, created in the late 1960s. This site holds
a great deal of information, including several FAQ's and reviews of
bots deemed important enough to communicate to the Internet community
as a whole.
"http://www.botspot.com/"
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 12 December 1996
OSHA TAKES ANOTHER LOOK AT RSI
In the wake of the recent court ruling against Digital Equipment
Corp. over
injuries incurred as a result of using a computer keyboard, the
Occupational
Safety and Health Administration is once again developing
workplace
standards to address repetitive stress injuries throughout industry.
OSHA's
last attempt to impose standards was met with vehement protests
from
pro-business groups. Labor Secretary Robert Reich has said that
many
employers' fears are overblown, considering that repetitive stress
injuries
already cost employers about $20 billion a year in workers'
compensation
claims. "This needs to be a clear process and not made into a
political
football," says Reich. However, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has
already
said it will oppose OSHA's efforts: "It's more than invasive; it will
be
omnipresent. It will be the largest single regulation in OSHA
history, and
maybe even in government's history," says a Chamber spokesman. (Wall
Street
Journal 11 Dec 96 B8)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 10 December 1996
INTEL, MICROSOFT TACKLE THE VIDEO PHONE BUSINESS
Intel and Microsoft are introducing separate versions of video
phone
software for use on the Internet. The Microsoft NetMeeting and
Intel
Internet Video Phone products will adhere to the H.323 standard used
by
about 120 other companies for Internet video communications. "It's
more
convenient to work on NetMeeting than sitting side by side. No
fighting
over the keyboard," says a group manager for the software. "It allows
all
the people to be productive and communicate with each other as if
they were
in the same room." (InfoWorld Electric 9 Dec 96)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 10 December 1996
RESTYLED MSN IS BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE TV
Microsoft is shipping out thousands of CD-ROMs containing the new
software
needed to tap into the latest version of Microsoft Network. The
revamped
service is packaging its offerings into TV-style channels, using
Microsoft's
ActiveX software to incorporate more animated content into its Web
pages.
"I was wowed by how different it is from the rest of what's out
there," says
a Forrester Research analyst. "It's much more television-oriented."
(Wall
Street Journal 9 Dec 96 B7)
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TECHNOLOGY / COMMUNICATION
FROM: Edupage, 22 December 1996
DOT-EDU, DOT-ORG, DOT-COM, DOT-SOMETHINGNEW
The Internet Society's International Ad Hoc Committee on domain names
is
proposing that seven new top-level domains (such as .edu, .org, .com)
be
added to the Internet naming structure. After the introduction of
the
additional 10 new top-level 3- to 5-letter domains (not yet
selected), ten
people or organizations could register similar names -- thereby
presumably
reducing the number of disputes over the us of popular or trademarked
names.
The committee is recommending that an unlimited number of firms
be
authorized to register the new addresses, a process that is now
being
handled exclusively by Network Solutions Inc. in Herndon, Virginia.
(CNN
Interactive 20 Dec 96)
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THE INTERNET REVIEW
KEN'S NOTE: This is a long entry but one that may be of interest.
Much of this research is not available anywhere else.
FROM:
Michael Ravnitzky
St. Paul, Minnesota USA
MikeRav=AT=ix.netcom.com
Subject: How to Get a List of Yank Military Reports on Sports Science
You can get a list of [largely unpublished] military technical
reports on sport science, endurance, physiological stress and
related
topics. Many of these reports have been locked away for various
bureaucratic reasons and for obscure reasons even they don't
understand
the reports have not been put into the public domain. Until you ask
for
them. Anyone can ask, U.S. or Kiwi or Ozzie or otherwise.
Here are some subject keywords with which you can obtain a LIST
of
several hundred military technical reports on Sports Science and
related
subjects from the Defense Technical Information Center, a
government
agency. [see below]
KEYWORDS:
Sport Performance
Exercise
Sports
Exercise (physiology)
Endurance (general)
Endurance (physiology)
Stress (physiology)
Calisthenics
Physical Education
Ergogenic
Physiology
Nutrition
Extreme Environment
Endurance
or you can select your own keywords of interest on specific
regimes,
supplements, etc.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not bother using the DTIC web site--in a
nutshell,
it is worthless because the web site omits most of the two
million
technical reports in the DTIC collection. [Most of these reports
are
NOT, repeat NOT, repeat NOT in the NTIS collection, and have been
unavailable to the public.] Send a letter instead--you will get
much
better results.
The fee is likely to be free or only a few bucks. You probably
want to
include a statement in the letter such as *I agree to pay
reasonable
fees associated with this request. Please notify me if the cost
will
exceed $35.*, so that they won't delay the processing of the
request.
Remember, they WILL try to dissuade you from asking for such a list.
If
they send you a letter, and you do not respond, they will withdraw
your
request and you will not get your information.
Here is a form letter to use for your request:
To: Defense Technical Information Center
Attn: DTIC-RSM [Kelly D. Akers, FOIA Manager]
8725 John J. Kingman Road, Suite 0944
Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-6128 USA
Phone: 703-767-9194
Dear Ms. Akers:
I request the following records under the provisions of the
Freedom of
Information Act:
A computer generated technical report bibliography of reports on
the
subject[s]/keyword[s] of:
________________ OR _________________ OR ________________ OR
_______________ OR _________________ OR _______________
Please send me this biography for this period of time:
_______ ALL YEARS IN YOUR COMPUTERIZED INDEX
_______ the past 5 years only
_______ the past 10 years only
_______ the past 20 years only
This is a request for DTIC records, please don't forward my request
to
NTIS. Please include both classified and unclassified records in
your
search. If any of the records are classified, please review them
for
release, or the release of nonsensitive portions.
I am an individual, noncommercial requester and this request is
not
being made for commercial purposes. [OR YOU MIGHT INSTEAD
INDICATE
DIFFERENTLY IF YOU ARE A COMMERCIAL REQUESTER, OR AN EDUCATIONAL
OR
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION, OR A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MEDIA] I also
agree
to pay up to $35 for reasonable fees associated with this request.
Sincerely,
______________
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