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'What If' is underway
September 10, 2011 11:30 AM
The 'What If' festival starts at 10 am, but presenters are setting up their tents gearing up for all the curious minds to come out and try out their hands-on demos. The 'grab and go' 120 lb robot made by a team of students from Coronado High School placed... more » -
Innovation occurs through imagination -- come out and try
September 10, 2011 12:02 AM
Ever hear yourself say, "What if...?" Well, today, one group encourages your "what if" to become reality. Imagination Celebration and the Pikes Peak Library District present the second annual "What If" Festival of Innovation and Imagination, which is a free fair for people of all ages to experience. It's... more » -
D-49 discussions moving from busing to communication
January 28, 2011 12:39 AM
Thursday night Falcon School District 49 held a special meeting; making up for a canceled meeting from Wednesday night when three board members couldn't attend. Controversy has not stopped since the board voted to do away with busing for next school year about two weeks before. The board says they're... more » -
Tesla and innovation headline All Pikes Peak Reads
September 11, 2010 4:17 PM
Think of it as a book club that includes everyone in the city. The Pikes Peak Library District announced the titles of the 5 books in this year's All Pikes Peak Reads campaign today at the "What if? Festival." Now in it's ninth season, the city-wide reading event features... more » -
What If! Festival this Saturday
September 7, 2010 3:38 PM
Tech-enthusiasts, art-makers, garage inventors, performers, Do-It-Yourself-ers, scientists, culinary magicians, original musicians, robot builders, urban farmers and engineers will take-over downtown Colorado Springs this Saturday for the ultimate thinkers and tinkerers fest--the What If! Festival of Innovation and Imagination. Haven't heard of the festival before? This is the inaugural event!... more » -
Gates seeks more spending on clean energy research
June 10, 2010 11:25 AM
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and several other business executives want the U.S. to dramatically increase spending on clean energy innovation. Gates and other members of the American Energy Innovation Council are releasing a report Thursday calling for annual government spending of $16 billion - more than triple the current... more »
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