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Welcome again to Consulting-Specifying Engineer NewsWatch, the e-mail newsletter brought to you by the editors of Consulting-Specifying Engineer.

In this issue, one professor teaches billiards in his mechanical engineering classes at Colorado State University, Iowa leads the nation in wind power, DOE gives $2.4 million to 12 cities selected as Solar America Cities, USGBC speaks with green school advocates before Earth Day, and CSE’s Product of the Year finalists are announced.

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1. Billiards a great teaching tool for M/E students, prof says
Dave Alciatore has taught mechanical engineering at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colo., for 18 years and uses the mechanics of billiards to help his students learn mechanical engineering and physics principles. In his classes, Alciatore’s students have built a cue-testing machine from scratch to measure and compare different cue sticks. Up next? The students plan to add sensors to measure vibrations and compare speed of the cue stick and design the ideal cue stick.
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2. Iowa leads nation in wind power
Wind power provides 5.5% of the electricity generated in Iowa, making it the leading state for wind power generation on a percentage basis, according to the American Wind Energy Assn.
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3. DOE gives $2.4 million to 12 solar cities
The Dept. of Energy will make available $2.4 million to 12 cities selected as Solar America Cities to advance the Solar America Initiative. These cities were chosen for their commitment and comprehensive approach to the deployment of solar technologies and the development of sustainable infrastructure.
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4. USGBC speaks with green school advocates
In light of Earth Day, April 22, and the LEED for Schools certification program, the U.S. Green Building Council is promoting the benefits of green schools.
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5. Product of the Year finalists announced
Consulting-Specifying Engineer announced its finalists in 11 categories for Product of the Year. Voting will be open May 15.
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6. M/E insider: recent new hires and promotions
News from RTKL Assocs., Harley Ellis Devereaux, SSRCx, EMCOR Group, Vision Land Consultants, Milone & MacBroom, Newcomb & Boyd, HOK, The Albert Kahn Family of Companies, and Syska Hennessy Group.
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7. Industry roundup: partnerships, mergers, etc.
News from Pass & Seymour/Legrand, Luxaire Heating and Air Conditioning, Robroy Industries, GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms, Johnson Controls, Daikin Industries, VYCON, RAE Systems, and Honeywell.
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