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On the women's side, the U.S. teams of Jennifer Kessy/April Ross and Misty May-Treanor/Kerri Walsh have advanced to the quarterfinals.
Going into the smart Grand Slam Rome, Gibb (Bountiful, Utah) and Rosenthal (Redondo Beach, Calif.) had a 200-point lead over Fuerbringer (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Lucena (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) in the race to claim the second spot on the U.S. Olympic team roster. The first spot is projected to go to Phil Dalhausser (Ormond Beach, Calif.) and Todd Rogers (Santa Barbara, Calif.), who will most likely be among the top seeds in London despite withdrawing from Rome.
Gibb and Rosenthal, seeded No. 5 in Rome, closed pool play on Friday with a win over Brazil's No. 21-seeded team of Thiago Santos Barbosa and Rhooney de Oliveira Ferramenta, 21-17, 21-13 in 37 minutes.
They finished pool play at 2-1 and in the first round of single elimination they defeated Switzerland's 26th-seeded team of Martin Laciga and Jonas Weingart, 21-18, 21-13 in 36 minutes.
On Saturday, they are slated to face the German team of Sebastian Dollinger and Stefan Windscheif (No. 15) in the second round.
Fuerbringer and Lucena went into Rome knowing they would have to perform almost flawlessly to overtake Gibb and Rosenthal.
In their final pool-play match, Fuerbringer and Lucena, seeded 12th, beat the Netherland's No. 28 seed Jon Stiekema and Christiaan Varenhorst 21-16, 21-19 in 40 minutes.
Despite losing to Gibb and Rosenthal in pool play on Thursday, Fuerbringer and Lucena finished pool play at 2-1 and advanced to the first round of single-elimination where they upset Germany's Julius Brink and Jonas Reckermann (No. 3), 21-15, 19-21, 15-9 in 56 minutes.
"Halfway into the match, we had to say to ourselves, 'If you want to be the best, you have to beat the best.' " Fuerbringer said in an FIVB press release. "Today we were fortunate enough to come out and make some plays and they made us beat them."
The victory earned Fuerbringer and Lucena a slot in the second round on Saturday against Italy's No. 10-seeded team of Matteo Ingrosso and Paolo Ingrosso, and kept their Olympic dream alive for one more day.
To follow the Chase for London since the begining of the season, visit the USAV website.
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Both U.S. women's beach volleyball teams are still undefeated at the smart Grand Slam Rome, part of the 2012 FIVB SWATCH World Tour.
Kessy (San Juan Capistrano) and Ross (Costa Mesa, Calif.), seeded No. 4 in the main draw, received a first-round bye in the elimination bracket. In their second-round match, they defeated Belgium's No. 21-seeded team of Liesbeth Mouha and Katrien Gielen, 21-16, 22-20 in 40 minutes.
The duo is slated to face Germany's No. 24-seeded team of Karla Borger and Britta Buthe in their quarterfinal match on Saturday.
May-Treanor (Santa Monica, Calif.) and Kerri Walsh (San Jose, Calif.), the No. 6 seeds, also received a first-round bye. In the second round, they defeated the Czech Republic's No. 8-seeded Kristyna Kolocova and Marketa Slukova, 25-23, 19-21, 15-13 in one hour.
The two-time Olympic champions, coming off a second-place finish in Moscow, will face the Italian duo of Greta Cicolari and Marta Menegatti (No. 5) in Saturday's quarterfinal match.
Nicole Branagh (Torrance, Calif.) and Tyra Turner (Fort Myers Beach, Fla.), seeded No. 14, competed in the first round of single-elimination play on Friday. They fell to Germany's 13th-seeded Katrin Holtwick and Ilka Semmler, 15-21, 21-19, 11-15 in 51 minutes. They finish Rome in 17th place.
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DUBAI, U.A.E.. 4th March 2013: Yesterday, saw The Lord's Taverners – a team of cricket greats dedicated to giving disadvantaged children a sporting chance – triumph over the local Fly Emirates XI team in their annual two-match series at 7he Sevens.
On the first day of play, The Lord's Taverners beat Fly Emirates XI by 219 runs to 88. Following, The Lord's Taverners won the second match of the fixture by eight wickets, bowling out Fly Emirates XI for 97 runs over 24 overs.
"We have a really strong team this year, demonstrated by the score," said Chris Tarrant, presenter of the UK's 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire?' who was Master of Ceremonies at the fixture's annual dinner held following the first match. Mr. Tarrant added, "I've enjoyed supporting this year, cheering on The Lord's Taverners during the fixture and helping to raise awareness of the cause we all believe in."
Concluding the two-match series, The Lord's Taverners won 2-0. In the history of the fixture, this result places them two points behind the Fly Emirates XI team who lead overall with a score of 14-12. Commenting on the result, Sir Maurice Flanagan, Emirates Executive Vice Chairman Emirates Airline and Group, said, "This year The Lord's Taverners impressed spectators with their fast bowling and top batting scores to retain the trophy. It is a pleasure to continually see these talented players, and others, making their mark here at 7he Sevens throughout the year's sporting calendar."
The highest scorer this year was Scott Styris recording 110 runs alone for The Lord's Taverners during the first day of play. Ahead of traveling to South Africa for his next match representing New Zealand, Mr. Styris said, "This fixture was a great opportunity for me to warm up at a fantastic facility and against a good side ahead my next T20 match." "The Lord's Taverners was made up of players at the prime of their career and provided a challenging opposition for Fly Emirates XI," he added.
On their quest to support disadvantaged and disabled children in the UK and abroad, The Lord's Taverners visited Al Noor Centre for Children with Special Needs in Dubai today before flying home with the trophy in-hand. On this visit, they were warmly welcomed by both staff and children. The team toured the centre and had the opportunity to spend time with a number of children who were keen to meet the visiting cricket stars.
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In short: Should be renamed "The Perfect event"In full: 17 laps of a road circuit sounds daunting right?Think again folks, this event is amazing, from support to organisation to marshaling to friendliness, no stone is left unturned by the hosts to make this just such a memorable day. Date of review: June 5, 2015
In short: First rate event, a must in your race calendarIn full: Everything about this event oozes a tonne if thought having gone into it.Goody box, personal drink tables, named on race number, the lap idea just "works" support every 10-20 mins depending on your speed.The biggest thing though, how friendly every marshal, volunteer and spectator was.Spot on guys.Date of review: June 2, 2014
In short: Top class event from gun to tapeIn full: Just a 1st class event.From the tented village, to the catering for kids while the race on, to the massive enthusiasm of the marshals, to the superb organisation out on the course. The locals really came out to support everyone.Of 26 1/2s and 4 full mrathons i've done, by FAR the best. Take a bow Andy & Chris and the people of Chester.The route is mainly flat, just one small hill at 24 miles to contend with, but from the picturesque sights of Chester to the loads of villages we ran through, everyone was so encouraging especially coming over the river at Farndon, and the corner in Holt!Cannot wait to attempt it again.Oh and a handshake at the finish, so many little touches that make this event, although big, seem so personal, enter it, run it, you will LOVE it!Date of review: October 15, 2012
In short: Well organised but more atmosphere round the ntire route would be niceIn full: Extremely well organised event, from car parking, to baggage, to water stations, and all at great value too.Course this year, plenty of "off road" loose surfaces, not ideal for 10000 pairs of feet.Being sponsored by Adidas it is hugely disappointing not to receive a proper running t-shirt with size options, an XL sized cotton t-shirt is poor compared to many other races.And better marshalling on the walks back to the car parks. Last year and this year, the poor runners still out on the course at the 10 mile stage have to deal with spectators and finishers all blocking their route, not fair, whether you are a 1.10 runner or a 3.10 runner!As for the day itself, tough tough tough with the wind, especially last mile, phew!Date of review: March 15, 2010
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The reverse fixture at the Emirates Stadium in November was going well for Spurs until Emmanuel Adebayor was sent off shortly after giving his side the lead in the 10th minute.
Arsenal romped to a 5-2 win, with Bale grabbing Spurs' other goal, and the Welshman is determined turn the tables this time around.
"It's one we want to win," said Bale. "We started well last time and the sending-off was a problem. We want to rectify that score now and hopefully get the three points.
"We go into the game full of confidence, looking for three points to boost our hopes of getting into the Champions League.
"It's massive. We know how big it is - not just for us but for the fans."
The 23-year-old accepts that his rich vein of form, which has seen him score nine goals in his last seven outings for club and country, may see him attract even closer attention from opposition defenders.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company on Monday announced that its 28nm process is in volume production and production wafers have been shipped to customers, including AMD, Altera, Nvidia, Qualcomm and Xilinx. TSMC is the first contract maker of semiconductors to achieve volume production at 28nm node.
"Being the first to 28nm volume production demonstrates TSMC's leadership in technology and brings great value to our customers through design wins with competitive products," said Jason Chen, TSMC's senior vice president of worldwide sales and marketing.
At present, TSMC produces chips using 28HP [high-performance with HKMG], 28HPL [high-performance low-power with HKMG] and 28LP [low-power with SiON] are all in volume production and 28HPM will be ready for production by the end of this year. The production-version design collateral of 28HPM has been distributed to most mobile computing customers for their product-design use.
According to TSMC, the number of customer 28nm production tape outs has more than doubled as compared with that of 40nm. At 28nm, there are currently more than 80 customer product tape-outs. The TSMC 28nm process has surpassed the previous generation's production ramps and product yield at the same point in time due to closer and earlier collaboration with customers, the contract maker stressed.
Several key customers of TSMC have already started to receive the first wafers with 28nm products.
"We applaud TSMC's success bringing a robust 28nm process to market, and we look forward to leveraging the benefits of this new process when we ship our next-generation discrete graphics products. The combination of AMD's industry-leading graphics IP and TSMC's manufacturing prowess will enable the next big leap in graphics performance with the parallel compute horsepower and power efficiency designed to meet the needs of even the most demanding gamer," said Matt Skynner, corporate vice president and general manager of GPU division at AMD.
"Our close collaboration in developing 28nm processors will once again deliver the most energy-efficient GPUs and highest-performance graphics processors on the market," said Jeff Fisher, senior vice president of GeForce business unit at Nvidia.
"Most recently, Qualcomm's work with TSMC yielded our Snapdragon S4 class of processors, including the Snapdragon S4 MSM8960, a highly-integrated, dual-core SoC designed to reduce power in cutting-edge smartphones and tablets. The Snapdragon S4 class of processors are manufactured in TSMC's highly sophisticated 28LP process, enabling Qualcomm to deliver the breakthrough combination of high performance and ultra low power to mobile devices," said Jim Clifford, senior vice president and general manager of operations at Qualcomm.
"In our 28nm generation, TSMC's 28LP process fits the requirement of Cyclone V and Arria V families with the lowest power and costs, and we have utilized the 28HP process for the industry's first delivered high-end 28nm FPGA, Stratix V with the highest performance and the lowest power in high-performance systems," said Vince Hu, vice president of product and corporate marketing at Altera Corporation.
"Building our 7-series FPGA and processing families on the 28nm HPL process in collaboration with TSMC is enabling Xilinx to lower static power by 50% while also increasing both raw performance and usable performance ," said Vincent Tong, senior vice president of worldwide quality and new product introductions at Xilinx.
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This weekend was another milestone event for our family. Diego, now 10 years-old, went to his first ever rock concert. It wasn't just any concert, it was a Kiss concert. Kiss, the band from the early 70's, known for its Kabuki style make-up and theatrical effects including dripping blood, breathing fire, and exploding pyrotechnics, is my husband's absolute favorite band.
Kiss fans like Juan, consider themselves members of the Kiss army and are as loyal to the band, as the band is loyal to fans. Juan has followed Kiss since he discovered them when he was Diego's age, and has seen the band perform live over 25 times. Extreme? Maybe. I figure some men have really expensive, obsessive hobbies, like cars, golf, and fantasy football. One of my husband's guilty pleasures is Kiss. Juan has shared his passion for Kiss with all of us in the family. I have gone to three concerts with Juan and he has attempted to recruit our kids into the Kiss army. Five years ago, Juan took the older kids to their first Kiss concert. The kids were good sports and put on full Kiss make-up. We even memorialized it in our Christmas card that year.
Juan was a proud papa, stopping with the kids to pose for pictures with other concert goers. The kids took it all in stride, even if Nico, then 11 years-old, fell asleep in the middle of the concert. Despite Juan's efforts and the kids' appreciation for Kiss, none of them joined the Kiss army.
A few months ago, Kiss announced that they would be performing at the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas. Since Diego was too young to go with Juan and his siblings before, Juan figured it was now time for Diego to get inducted into the Kiss Army. Juan bought tickets for the Saturday night concert and I made travel arrangements.
We drove to Las Vegas and did a little sight-seeing on Friday night and Saturday afternoon, then made our way back to the hotel to rest up and get ready for the big show. Unfortunately, Diego has never been a good napper, even when he was a baby, so despite being up past midnight on Friday and waking up at 7:00 a.m on Saturday, Diego did not nap. Diego was never really enthused about wearing Kiss make-up to the concert, so he just decided to wear his newly purchased Kiss t-shirt instead. Juan was a little disappointed they would go without make-up but he was still excited about seeing his favorite band in concert, and sharing the experience with his own son.
When we arrived at the Hard Rock, the place was teaming with Kiss fans. Even though we were in Vegas, an adult playground, there were several kids attending the concert. Most of them were wearing Kiss t-shirts, and several adults were wearing both Kiss t-shirts and make-up. Juan and Diego found their seats among the nearly sold-out arena. Unfortunately, the seats themselves were a huge disappointment. They were in the second to last row. Diego's view was obstructed by a catwalk, and and somebody's head. Perhaps it was all the hype, his overblown expectation of what a rock concert is about, or maybe just the lack of sleep, but Diego fought to hold back his tears of disappointment. Juan's feelings were hurt, and he felt guilty about not splurging and paying for better seats. Then he felt resentful that we had gone to such lengths to create an experience for Diego which he did not seem to appreciate. Juan tried to ease Diego's disappointment but it didn't seem to work. Finally, Juan just tried to enjoy himself. When Kiss started playing "I Love it Loud" about 30 minutes into the 90 minute concert. Juan looked over at Diego and saw that Diego had fallen asleep!
Both Diego and Juan were subdued as we returned to our hotel room. You never would have guessed they had just returned from a rock concert. Diego asked me what he could do to make it up to his dad. I told him that his dad just wanted Diego to appreciate the effort his dad made so that they could share this experience together. Diego seemed surprised that I would say such a thing, and said that of course he appreciated it! He told his us that on a scale of about 1 to 100 the concert was about an 80 and 70 of that was because he got to spend time with his dad. For Diego, the best part of the experience wasn't seeing Kiss live, it was spending time with someone better than any other rock star, his dad.


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...sortof...for constantly sh-sh-sh-shushing every volunteer or customer who has been in Forest over the past couple of days for the spoken word events.
Right now, we (I) feel like an arse with the constant finger to the lips and we're (I'm) not enjoying it at all, and we (we) completely appreciate that the Cafe still needs to function as a cafe, taking food orders, handing out food orders, dealing with customers etc.
But...it's a thing of having respect for the people who have got on stage to read or perform or whatever they're doing. And trust me, they notice when it's noisy. For those who have got up before, it's distracting; for those who are getting up to do something for the first time, it's usually a really, really big deal for them to even get up there, and customers chatting or kitchen vollies walking through the cafe calling with plates of food for Bob is really offputting.
So please - because we genuinely hate having to constantly do it , and it's because it's a matter of making it as good as possible for anyone who has had the balls to get on stage - be as quiet as possible for them when they're up there (and if anyone wants to tell people ordering food to keep it down and respect the readers, that would also be fucking on point). Because otherwise it's just a bit fucking disrespectful. Although you're generally allowed to talk over Harry (apart from when he's reading cool stuff.).
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Debates of Nov. 4th, 2005
House of Commons Hansard #148 of the 38th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was liberal.
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Ed Komarnicki Souris—Moose Mountain, SK
Mr. Speaker, farmers, farm groups and even the minister's own Canadian Wheat Board have been asking for an increase in the initial price of grain. Weeks and weeks have gone by and yet the minister has not made an announcement for what really is a simple decision to be made. The minister's inaction has also caused the low initial price to withhold safety net moneys under the CAIS program.
Farmers need more than talk. They need action and they need it now. I ask the minister to do the right thing and announce the amount of the increase in the initial prices here and now, and to quit playing games with Canadian farmers.
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Reg Alcock President of the Treasury Board and Minister responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board
Mr. Speaker, the last time the member asked this question he was criticizing the Wheat Board for inaction. In fact, the Wheat Board has been out. The farmers who represent the Wheat Board and who are responsible for the Wheat Board have been out selling grain all around the country and have had some very successful sales just recently. They have come back to me and asked for an adjustment to the initial payment, something I will be responding to immediately.
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Carolyn Parrish Mississauga—Erindale, ON
Mr. Speaker, in a question posed earlier this week to the Minister of Transport on the patently unfair rents being levied on Pearson International Airport, he suggested air carriers go to Montreal. He went on to say that everyone has to pay their rent. What arrogance.
Pearson has recently been upgraded at no expense to the government to be one of the most modern hub airports in the world but its future is in jeopardy.
Would the minister responsible for Ontario please explain why he and the members of the largest government caucus have allowed this usury to occur?
Oral Questions
The Speaker
I think the hon. member will have to direct her question to a minister who is not responsible for an area, as she knows. Is see that the Minister of Transport is rising to answer the question.
Oral Questions
Jean Lapierre Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, I want to tell the hon. member that we have a new rent policy which will ensure that airports across the country will save $8 billion over the course of their leases. I have to say that out of that $8 billion that the Minister of Finance accepted, $5 billion will go to the airport in Toronto, which is a savings of $5 billion.
Oral Questions
The Speaker
I believe the member for Edmonton--Sherwood Park has a point of order arising out of question period.
Points of Order
Oral Questions
November 4th, 2005 / noon
Ken Epp Edmonton—Sherwood Park, AB
Mr. Speaker, as you know, I was involved several years back in one of the most grievous cases of using props in the House of Commons for which I was chastised and I apologized.
I noticed today, Mr. Speaker, that every time, except the last one, the Minister of Transport held up his copy of the Gomery report he never once opened it or read from it.
I say that he was using it as a prop and I think, Mr. Speaker, you should chastise him.
Points of Order
Oral Questions
The Speaker
The Gomery report has been held up a lot in the House over the last few days on both sides of the House. However I can say that the Minister of Transport did indeed quote from the Gomery report. I shook my finger at him because he read out the name of a member when he was quoting from it instead of using the member's title, so I have no doubt that he was reading from the report. He even said which page he was quoting from.
While there may have been some infractions of this rule, and I do not remember that of the hon. member for Edmonton—Sherwood Park, I warn hon. members that the use of props is something that is not recommended but obviously a document that has recently been tabled in the House and is being quoted by members or being used as the basis for either an answer or a question may sometimes be lifted up, pointed at and even quoted from.
There are props and there are props, but I thank the hon. member for his admonition. I am sure it is appreciated by all hon. members.
Government Response to Petitions
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
New Brunswick
Dominic LeBlanc Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to table, in both official languages, the government's response to eight petitions.
Nuclear Waste Management Organization Report
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Larry Bagnell Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Natural Resources
Mr. Speaker, on behalf of the Minister of Natural Resources and pursuant to Standing Order 32(2), I am pleased to table, in both official languages, the final study report of the Nuclear Waste Management Organization.
Nuclear Waste Management Organization Report
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Peter Adams Peterborough, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise to present the report of the Canada Taiwan Parliamentary Friendship Group visit to Taiwan in September 2005. Members of three parties met with the president and ministers of the Taiwan government and with the speaker and members of the Legislative Wan.
Nuclear Waste Management Organization Report
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
The Speaker
I think the hon. member knows that the group is not an official one and therefore the report cannot be tabled under reports from interparliamentary delegations without unanimous consent.
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Bonnie Brown Oakville, ON
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the 16th report of the Standing Committee on Health.
The committee recommends that the Minister of Health temporarily stay the scientific advisory panel on silicone gel breast implants and its proceedings and to not make a decision or proceed until such time as the minister has appeared before the committee to address this issue.
If the House gives its consent I intend to move concurrence in the 16th report later this day.
Committees of the House
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Marlene Catterall Ottawa West—Nepean, ON
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the 15th report of the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage.
In accordance with its order of reference on Monday, April 18, your committee has considered Bill C-333, the Chinese Canadian Recognition and Redress Act, and agreed on Tuesday, November 1, to report it with amendments.
It is not a common occurrence in the House to congratulate two private members on successfully having a bill reported back from committee with unanimous consent of the committee by and large. I do want to compliment the members and the government representatives who worked closely to make this a matter of collaboration and cooperation both here in the House and with the community at large.
Excise Tax Act
Routine Proceedings
12:05 p.m.
Alexa McDonough Halifax, NS
moved for leave to introduce Bill C-435, An Act to amend the Excise Tax Act (no GST on books or pamphlets).
Mr. Speaker, I am honoured today to introduce a bill to amend the Excise Tax Act to eliminate the goods and services tax on the sale of books and pamphlets.
The GST on books and pamphlets and the federal decision to impose HST on education books with CD-ROMs erect senseless barriers to education materials and literacy objectives. The government must remove these barriers, these counterproductive measures, and invest instead in serious literacy initiatives which would have lasting effects.
(Motions deemed adopted, bill read the first time and printed)


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The new location for the Medford Post Office will open Tuesday morning at 8:30 a.m. After 40 years at their 8th Street location, they are moving to the former site of Dollar GMC at 325 S. Riverside. Ron Anderson, USPS Spokesman, told the Medford Mail Tribune that the move "makes sense" as much of the 26,000 square feet in the old location is not being utilized. The new location is a 4,800 square foot facility.
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Microprocessors with ARM architecture already powers the vast majority of mobile phones, but its Mali graphics processing cores are hardly as popular. But ARM expects its Mali graphics technology to become much more powerful and one day find itself inside video game consoles.
"There isn't any reason why ARM's Mali shouldn't be in a gaming console at some point. Something like that would definitely be a good ambition for us to have in terms of hardware scalable up to those levels. Really, it is all about scalability for ARM. Of course, we wouldn't leave existing markets, but the goal would be successfully scale across multiple and diverse spaces simultaneously" said Ian Smythe, a spokesman for ARM, in an interview with TG Daily web-site.
By present Samsung Electronics has switched to Mali architecture for their mobile consumer devices, but, for example, companies like Apple and Intel use cores from PowerVR inside some of their chips.
In fact, there are just a handful of companies nowadays that have high-performance graphics cores, those are ATI/AMD, Imagination Technologies and Nvidia Corp. It will be rather tough for ARM to really compete against those three companies, but for the sake of truth it should be said that ATI does not really compete in the ultra-mobile space. Considering the fact that the importance of mobile graphics accelerators will only grow, the market of ultra mobile graphics cores will represent tremendous opportunities for ARM in general.
"This translates to quite a nice royalty for the company, but the console market probably wouldn't have the same return on investment for us," added Mr. Smythe.
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Departmental Program Descriptions
Master of Arts
There are two different types of Master of Arts programs within the Department of Curriculum and Teaching: Initial Certification programs and Professional Certification programs.
With one exception, initial certification M.A. programs are designed for people with little or no teaching experience or preparation who wish to become teachers. Programs in this department leading to initial certification are: Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Special Education, Early Childhood Education and Special Education: Dual Certification-Initial, Elementary Inclusive Education, Elementary Inclusive Education with an extension in Gifted Education, and Dual Certification in Elementary Inclusive Education and Teaching Students with Disabilities.
The Literacy Specialist Program is also an initial certification program, but is designed for people who already hold initial certification as a teacher in New York State. The Literacy Specialist Pro-gram thus enables people who are already certified teachers to add a new certification area to their professional credentials. Upon completion of the program and two years successful teaching experience, students may receive professional certification in their first certification area, if they meet all other state requirements.
Professional Certification M.A. programs are designed for individuals who are already certified to teach in New York, or another state, and who seek a Master of Arts degree in the area of their initial certification: Elementary or Secondary Education, Gifted Education, or Teacher of Stu-dents with Disabilities. Graduates of these programs meet the formal educational requirements for professional certification in the State of New York, provided they meet the state's requirements (initial certification in the area, successful performance on state tests, and two years teaching experience).
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The Ed.M. is an advanced master's degree (between an M.A. and an Ed.D.) that offers a flexible program of study focusing on leadership in curriculum and teaching in a range of educational settings. This degree program offers students the opportunity to develop specialized understandings and a capacity for leadership in curriculum and pedagogy. Leadership is interpreted broadly in this program to include developing curricula, studying teaching, designing professional development, and engaging in action research, all with a focus on challenging inequalities and imagining new possibilities for education.
The Ed.M. is a 60-point program, with the possibility of transferring in 30 points from relevant graduate study. It does not lead to New York State certification as teacher or as building administrator.
Two years of teaching experience or the equivalent is a prerequisite for admission. An initial master's degree is usually required.
Doctor of Education
The Department of Curriculum and Teaching offers a single Doctor of Education program with different areas of concentration. The program requires 90 points of graduate study beyond the baccalaureate, 40 points of which may be transferred from previous graduate work at other institutions, should they meet requirements of the Teachers College degree.
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A wealth of opportunities at Barclays
In the US, you've really made the grade when you buy your first house on Beverley Hills, California, and this month Barclays put its marker down by opening a new wealth advisory office to serve the district.
While not neglecting the mere millionaires already on its client list, Barclays is moving to several exclusive locations, like Beverley Hills, believing the biggest global business comes from the biggest global players.
Wealth has been singled out as one division where Barclays wants to spend more money – it is already three years into a five-year £350m Project Gamma, designed to expand the division's global footprint – and this was reaffirmed in a strategy presentation by group CEO Antony Jenkins this week.
The bank's wealth and investment division proved its paces yesterday by announcing it had pushed up pre-tax profits 52% to £315m in the year to December 31.
Like RBS with Coutts, Barclays has recognised that wealthy clients can deliver an excellent profit margin, if you serve them properly. Analysts at JP Morgan and Mediobanca Securities have argued recently that wealth divisions can be a formidable profit motor for banks.
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Five individuals will be key to Barclays' ambitions in wealth:
• Tom Kalaris, chief executive of wealth and investment management Kalaris is a member of the Barclays executive committee. He also chairs Barclays in the Americas. Prior to his current position, Karalis was Americas chief executive for Barclays Capital. He joined Barclays in 1996 after 18 years at JP Morgan, where he held several roles including head of fixed-income sales and head of trading and sales. He graduated from Dickinson College, Pennsylvania and received an MBA from the University of Chicago.
• Mitch Cox, head of wealth management, Americas Cox joined Barclays' wealth division, enlarged by its acquisition of Lehman Brothers' assets, in October 2009. He previously worked at Merrill Lynch, where he was head of global solutions. Prior to Merrill, Cox, a lawyer by training, looked after derivative products at Bankers Trust.
• Emmanuel Fievet is head of wealth management UK and Europe The UK is a core part of the division's operations thanks to Barclays' history as a UK clearing bank. Fievet worked at UBS between 2005 and 2008. Previously, he worked at Citigroup in London.
• Didier von Daeniken head of wealth management in Asia Pacific Von Daeniken is based in Singapore, which has displayed rapid growth in recent years. Prior to Barclays, he worked at Credit Suisse, where he held a series of senior positions. He played a key role building up Singapore as Credit Suisse's most important client service centre outside Switzerland. Prior to his financial career, he carried out humanitarian work for the international committee of charity group, the Red Cross.
• Chief operations officer, TBA This post was most recently held by Andrew Tinney before his departure last month. Tinney quit after it emerged in a Mail on Sunday report that he had shredded a copy of a negative report into Barclays Wealth in America. The report was the result of an investigation by consulting firm Genesis Ventures, which found that leadership at the division had pursued a course of "revenue at all costs" at the expense of compliance http://bit.ly/VflzeA. A spokesman for Barclays told Financial News that the bank commissioned the report when it became concerned about issues in North America. Tinney's replacement will be revealed in the near future.


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"But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellence of the power maybe of God and not of us. We are hard-pressed on every side, yet not crushed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down but not destroyed … we have the same spirit of faith, according to what is written, 'I believed and therefore I spoke,'"
2 Corinthians 4:7-9; 13a (NKJV)
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Members of the Micah Leadership Council will have the opportunity to support VESSELS by merging the success of traditional Civil Rights strategies of mobilizing and organizing with today's communication opportunities and social media networks, bridging the gap between generations, and helping young African American adults recognize the power they wield and the difference they make when they vote!
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Cheap Street is a entry level class Craig has cooked up for heads up racing at Mo-Kan. It will run with some special races and it will run on a few Friday nights, basically once a month.
This class will be all run on a Pro ladder with one round of qualifying. Cheap street will run 1/4 mile, subject to review and change.
The rules;
Any automotive internal combustion engine allowed
Must be stock manufacturer block
No aftermarket blocks
Conventional heads must be run on all engines
Any automotive transmission allowed
Transbrake Allowed
Progressive Nitrous Controller Allowed
2-step Allowed
No Delay Box
Power Adders:
BB V8 must run N/A
One power adder for SB V8/6 cylinder
Single stage nitrous
No multi-port nitrous fogger
Single 76 mm Turbo
No Twin Turbos
Centrifugal Superchargers limited to: Procharger D-1 or smaller
ÔÇó Vortec V3 or smaller ÔÇó Any Paxton or Powerdyne
2.8 or smaller Kenne Bell and 3.4 and smaller Whipple blowers
6-71 or Smaller roots blower allowed
Any Intercooler Allowed
No Methanol or Water Injection
4-cylinder unlimited power adders
All cars must run on gasoline (Except for N/A small block may run
No Nitromethane
275/60-15 or smaller drag radial
28x10.5-15 (non-w) or smaller Slick
Street radials limited to 275 or narrower
Bolt in Suspension parts only
Ladder bars allowed
Coilovers allowed
Minitub allowed
Inner frame rail must remain in stock unmodified position
Stock firewall and floor pan must remain in unaltered position
Subframe Connectors allowed
Must be stock appearing factory built body
Functioning Mufflers required
No cutouts
Headlights, taillights must function
Fiberglass limited to hood, decklid and bumpers (unless stock)
Full interior (rear seat may be removed, but area must be carpeted)
No Lexan (except back window in trucks for roll bar)
Mo-Kan Safety rules apply.
Subject to review and change.
Civil comments welcome.


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Debates of May 4th, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #117 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was affordable.
- Question Period
- Jobs, Growth and Long-Term Prosperity Act
- Tibet
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National Defence
Oral Questions
May 4th, 2012 / 11:50 a.m.
Chris Alexander Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence
Madam Speaker, all of us in the House have always believed that the death by suicide of even one Canadian Forces member, of even one Canadian, is too many.
However, the member has her facts wrong. The suicide rate within the Canadian Forces remains lower than that in the Canadian population in general. It has not risen, even over the course of 10 years in Afghanistan.
Our support for the mental health of our Canadian Forces has improved dramatically under this government. We have almost doubled the number of professional front-line health care workers, and they will remain in place. We have the highest ratio of professional health care workers to soldiers of any country in NATO.
National Defence
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Carolyn Bennett St. Paul's, ON
Madam Speaker, the parliamentary secretary has to admit that the demand for mental health services is climbing. Families are being destroyed and lives lost, yet his minister is cutting.
The Minister of National Defence has claimed that the mental health of the members of the Canadian Forces is a priority, yet again the government says one thing and does the opposite.
When will the Minister of National Defence support our troops and reverse these life-threatening cuts?
National Defence
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Chris Alexander Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence
Madam Speaker, the member opposite may be insisting on these unfactual statements because her party has voted against every one of the dramatic improvements that we have made to the care of the mental health of our Canadian Forces members, the care of the ill and injured of the Canadian Forces. We have doubled the number of professionals. We set up 24 integrated centres with our Veterans Affairs colleagues across the country to look after these needs. Those front line services will not be cut. They are stronger than ever and her party voted against them.
Oral Questions
11:50 a.m.
Robert Aubin Trois-Rivières, QC
Madam Speaker, 15 years have passed since the Mirabel airport was closed and airport traffic was reassigned to Dorval, yet there is still no fast shuttle between Dorval and the airport.
Yesterday we learned that negotiations with Canadian National and Canadian Pacific, which own the route that the shuttle would use, appear to be stalled. As a result, the bill will be delayed and costs will surely go up.
Will the federal government take the lead and facilitate negotiations?
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Pierre Poilievre Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport
Madam Speaker, this is an example of the NDP's centralist approach. They want the federal government to take over local decisions that are within the purview of Montrealers and Quebeckers.
We respect the work that municipalities and provinces do in making local decisions about public transportation. I suggest that the NDP show a little respect for local authorities too.
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Robert Aubin Trois-Rivières, QC
Madam Speaker, the difference is that we in the NDP know how to fulfill our responsibilities.
Lands owned by CN and CP are under federal jurisdiction. The government has the power and the responsibility to take action to help the parties reach an agreement. A direct shuttle from the airport to the downtown core would help reduce congestion and greenhouse gases. It would be good for the environment and Montreal's economy.
My question is simple: will the federal government get involved in the negotiations so that the project costs do not go up?
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Pierre Poilievre Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport
Madam Speaker, local decisions are—of course—within the purview of municipalities, the airport and the Province of Quebec. We will respect their decision about transportation between the airport and downtown Montreal.
I suggest that the NDP forget about its centralist agenda and respect Montrealers and Quebeckers.
International Trade
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Scott Armstrong Cumberland—Colchester—Musquodoboit Valley, NS
Madam Speaker, the NDP and its activist union supporters continue to promote failed anti-trade policies that stifle economic activity. Yesterday the Canadian Union of Postal Workers condemned Canada's free trade agreement with Colombia, the same agreement the NDP consistently has opposed.
Would the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Trade please share with the House why our strong pro-free trade agenda will create jobs, hope and growth in this economy for Canadians and for our trading partners around the world?
International Trade
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
South Shore—St. Margaret's
Nova Scotia
Gerald Keddy Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Trade
Mr. Speaker, the member for Cumberland—Colchester—Musquodoboit Valley is right. When it comes to trade, the NDP just does not get it. The member for Burnaby—New Westminster even claims that free trade has cost Canadians dearly. The fact is one in five Canadian jobs is linked to trade.
While the NDP and its special interest friends would go to isolation of silos, Canadians know that our government's pro-trade plan is creating jobs, growth and economic prosperity both here at home and abroad.
Citizenship and Immigration
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Kevin Lamoureux Winnipeg North, MB
Mr. Speaker, when it comes to immigration, the Conservative government says that parents are no longer welcome. With regard to the economic immigrants in the backlogs, the minister hits the delete button, thereby affecting tens of thousands of people around the world. He says not to worry, "We're going to give you back your landing fees and your processing fees".
What about the other costs that those people who had a hope in coming to Canada would have incurred? What is the minister prepared to do for those individuals?
Citizenship and Immigration
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Calgary Southeast
Jason Kenney Minister of Citizenship
Madam Speaker, I think we can see how seriously the Liberal Party takes immigration. The only time it gives the critic a question is at noon on Friday. We can see that also in the fact that, when the Liberals were in government, they admitted 17,000 parents and grandparents a year. We have increased that by 60%, to 25,000, in order to cut in half the Liberal backlog in family reunification that they left behind.
Speaking of backlogs, the Liberals left behind a backlog of 840,000 people waiting for up to seven and eight years. Yes, we have to take some difficult decisions—
Citizenship and Immigration
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
The Deputy Speaker Denise Savoie
Order, please. The hon. member for Beauharnois—Salaberry
The Environment
Oral Questions
11:55 a.m.
Anne Minh-Thu Quach Beauharnois—Salaberry, QC
Madam Speaker, first the government withdrew from Kyoto, and now it is attacking environmental protection measures. The craziest part is that they want the Standing Committee on Finance to study changes to environmental assessment. That is just irresponsible.
Bill C-38 will have a direct impact on approval for major oil projects: they will be accelerated to the detriment of the environment.
Why are the Conservatives cutting the budget debate short rather than asking the Standing Committee on the Environment to study the changes?
The Environment
Oral Questions
Calgary Centre-North
Michelle Rempel Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of the Environment
Madam Speaker, in a survey commissioned by Ipsos Reid, two-thirds of Canadians agreed that it is possible to increase oil and gas production while protecting the environment, at the same time. Balance between protecting the environment and creating economic growth is a principle the NDP is absolutely not conscious of.
With our budget bill this year, we are going to ensure one project, one review: streamlined environmental assessments. We also increased funding to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act. I encourage my colleague opposite to read the budget.
Public Safety
Oral Questions
Costas Menegakis Richmond Hill, ON
Madam Speaker, during an emergency it is important that our first responders are able to communicate with each other. Clear communication channels can often be the difference between a safe resolution to a dangerous situation and the unthinkable. Currently, there are often problems with having dedicated communication channels during an emergency.
Can the hard-working Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Safety please update the House on what our Conservative government is doing to help give our front-line personnel the tools they need to keep Canadians safe?


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Johannes Brahms - "Academic Festival Overture," op. 80
Sergei Rachmaninoff - "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini," op. 43
Janet Ahlquist, piano
Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 5 in e minor, op. 64
From tragic to triumphant, Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 is full of emotion and passion. Come hear why this work is such a masterpiece and fall in love with the symphony all over again, or perhaps for the very first time. Equally as dramatic, the Immaculata Symphony is thrilled to welcome back to the stage Ms. Janet Ahlquist, as she performs Rachmaninoff's "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini." The concert opens with the beloved "Academic Festival Overture." A truly inspirational concert to conclude another exciting season led by Maestro Joseph Gehring.
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Whittier College's 3/3 Baccalaureate/Juris Doctorate Program (3-3 Law Program) identifies prospective and current students who, based upon their performance as undergraduates at Whittier, are eligible for early admission into Whittier Law School, which is nationally recognized for its innovative "Experience the Law" curriculum which gives students practical skills training from the first year of law school.
A bachelors degree will be awarded upon the satisfactory completion of thirty (30) transferable units of work at Whittier Law School.
Students of all majors may enter into the 3-3 Law Program at any time when they first enroll at Whittier and are encouraged to take courses in the following fields to prepare for law school:
Prior to entering the law school, students must:
Students fulfilling the above requirements and scoring among the top 50% of those who take the LSAT are eligible to apply for admission to Whittier Law School. A student may take the LSAT at any time during the undergraduate years.
After being admitted to Whittier Law School, a student must successfully complete thirty transferable units of work during his/her first year of law school in order to complete his/her Bachelor's degree.
There are no formal registration requirements to enter the 3-3 program at present. A student may enter the program at any time during the student's time at the undergraduate campus.
Students intending to pursue the 3-3 Law Program should contact an advisor in the Department of Political Science immediately after admission to Whittier College for detailed guidance.
To learn more about Whittier Law School, visit www.law.whittier.edu.
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They did a decent job, but over estimate on a job I added to fix my handbrake. This was due to it taking longer than anticipated. The job they quoted for was done perfectly, change brake fluid. Small quibbles would be less than great communication on when the car would be ready, I had to call them and ask and it was odd to pay by cheque, long time since I did that! I'd use them again, but would want to make sure I have a fixed price quote for any work.
Took my car in today for the diagnostic - I've got to say I was really impressed. I saw all the 5* reviews on the garage's Facebook page, and they really are warranted. The vehicle's problem has been identified, explained clearly and work agreed fairly. They even let me off the today's fee! Thank you NL Motor Services - you have a new loyal customer.
Chippenham Motor Company KIA is a new and used KIA dealer in Wiltshire. As a respected automotive retailer, we pride ourselves on our forward-thinking approach to business and aim to build lasting relationships with our clients by giving them the very best customer service. We have a wide selection of new KIA and used KIA cars available at competitive prices as well as KIA Motability vehicles and a full range of KIA after sales services. Whether you're looking for a new KIA Sportage or a deal on KIA servicing, we have something for you. We also offer KIA fleet vehicles for business customers. These come with a range of finance packages to suit your company. Speak to our experienced sales executives who are on hand to answer questions and offer advice. Feel free to browse our website to find out more about our KIA products and services. Alternatively, contact us at Chippenham Motor Company KIA today for more information.
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The 2005 MMBP Patrol Training Seminar will be held Saturday and Sunday April 9 &10 at Pontaic Lake Recreation Area from 9 AM to 5 PM both days. Lunch provided. Accomodations can be discussed if needed. The agenda for Saturday will be CPR and first aid with a ride follwing. Sunday will entail patrol protocols, trailside bike repair skills, personal interaction skills, and another ride. If interested please send a PM or email to firstname.lastname@example.com
PLRA is a pretty big area. I'll probably get lost without better directions. (as usual).
I bet we meet at the park headquarters????
ding ding, give the man a cookie, that is correct sir
just east of the main entrance there is a sign pointing to the gun range and park headquarters, turn in there (on the north side of the road) and stay to the right, you'll see the HQ on the left.
So, you go in off Williams Lake road, head toward the trailhead, but turn right sooner?
Directionally Challenged Sue
Thank you and KK for the help.
Errr...does the mock incident involve the lariat?


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Eden of the East
Melancholy Monday
Episode 2 | TV-MA
Takizawa learns some unusual facts from Juiz: if he calls with a request, she'll make it happen - quickly. She also reveals that billions of yen are credited to the device - and Takizawa has to spend it.
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The Egypt Independent has a fascinating account of the process underway now to digitize the first-millennium manuscripts housed at St. Catherine's Monastery on the Sinai Peninsula. Writer James Purtill interviewed the librarian, a native Texan named Father Justin, about the task of preserving thousands of priceless books and the new library under construction, which he hopes to write about on the monastery blog when it opens.
Every morning [Fr. Justin] attends the 4:30 am service — which has not changed its liturgy since AD 550 — and then climbs six flights of stairs to his office in the east wing of the three-story administrative building forming the back wall of St. Catherine's Monastery. He powers up the G5 and passes the morning making digital photographs of scripture written on papyrus, written on animal hide and written with ink made from oak tree galls. "It's amazing, the juxtaposition," is how he puts it.
A page that may have taken a bent-backed monk weeks to illuminate is clamped under the bellows of the 48MP CCD camera. Snap. Next page. It takes three or four days to do a whole book. There are about 3,300 manuscripts. (more…)


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McGill Birds, Butterflies and Cupcakes 3D Punches : $11.08 (reg. $36.95)
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The McGill Birds, Butterflies and Cupcakes 3D Punches are ideal for scrapbook pages, paper-crafting, invitations, greeting cards, place holders and home decor. Easily punch your favorite design with printed paper, vellum or cardstock.