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By Patrick Barta
YANGON, Myanmar—Private-equity firms are divided over whether Myanmar will be a source of huge profits, or just another place to endure losses.
Some private-equity funds already are scrambling to raise cash to pour into the Southeast Asian nation, which has only just cracked open to Western investors after a secretive military junta stepped down in 2011. They see big opportunities in health care, real estate and other businesses that were starved of capital during five decades of military rule, while other Asian nations zoomed ahead. Yet many other firms, including big-name players such as KKR & Co. and Blackstone Group LP, are holding back.
The clash of views has important implications for Myanmar, which struggled to raise money during the years of military control and still has limited options for tapping international finance, despite more than a year of reforms. Western governments have lifted most of the sanctions they imposed over the past two decades to punish Myanmar for alleged human-rights violations.
But while multinational firms such as General Electric Co. and PepsiCo Inc. are looking for opportunities in Myanmar, many have focused mainly on selling products here rather than investing capital to build factories or other assets. To make matters worse, local banks still don't have lending systems in place to finance many major corporate expansions.
Silk Road Finance, an investment firm that recently opened an office in Yangon, says it has raised $25 million so far from private investors. Cube Capital, an investment company with offices in London and Hong Kong and $1.3 billion under management, recently invested in two Myanmar property deals worth more than $20 million. The firm is looking to raise up to $200 million for deals in several emerging Asian markets, with about one-fourth of the funds targeting Myanmar.
Others in the hunt include Leopard Capital, whose chairman is veteran emerging-markets fund manager Marc Faber, which is seeking to raise $150 million for two Myanmar-focused funds. Bagan Capital, with offices in Hong Kong and Myanmar, is also seeking to scoop up $75 million for Myanmar deals.
Some investors, however, worry that the political and economic risks in Myanmar are still too big, and that asset prices are getting pushed beyond reasonable levels. Others figure any deals to be had will simply be too small.
And there are lingering questions about legal protections for foreign investors, and how the funds will be able to exit their investments even if they do well. Myanmar has no corporate bond market or stock exchange of note, and only a rudimentary banking system, limiting the ability of investors to cash out of their investments through the local markets.
"I assure you that all the projects now in Myanmar will fail," said John Van Oost, founder and managing partner of Yishan Capital Partners, an investment firm with offices in Singapore and Indonesia that specializes in real estate. Land prices already are too inflated there, he said, and it isn't yet clear which local partners are reliable.
"A lot of people are rushing into Myanmar. We don't think that market's ready," said Ming Lu, regional leader for KKR in Southeast Asia.
To be sure, business leaders, both foreign and local, widely expect Myanmar to become one of Asia's fastest-growing economies if overhauls continue. But a failure by companies to get capital from outside investors could delay economic growth. In turn, a sputtering economy could dash the hopes of Myanmar's 60 million people, many of whom are expecting to see benefits from recent changes.
More skeptical private-equity players in Asia say they have learned from previous market openings—especially Vietnam in the 1990s—that first movers don't always make money, in part because changes rarely move as quickly as investors hope.
Myanmar also has seen private-equity investments go sour before, during a brief economic opening in the 1990s. Still, more adventurous investors are betting that they will be able to secure relationships with the most reputable local entrepreneurs and lock up some of the best opportunities.
"It's the first in, the early mover, that benefits from the best deals and the best relationships," said Kenneth Stevens, a managing partner at Leopard Capital.
Alisher Ali, who previously launched an investment bank in Mongolia and now runs Silk Road Finance in Yangon, said he became convinced Myanmar's reforms were real on April 1, when famed dissident Aung San Suu Kyi was elected to Myanmar's Parliament after 15 years under house arrest. A few weeks after his first trip to the country, Mr. Ali moved from Mongolia with his family.
By September, he had raised $25 million from wealthy individuals in Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia, he said, money he plans to invest in media companies, telecom firms, health-care providers and other businesses. Although there are "massive risks," the opportunity is too big to pass up, he said.
–Shibani Mahtani and Sam Holmes contributed to this article.
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In "Decision Time," Editor Brian Lovett shares a scenario from his 20-plus years hunting turkeys. Each hinges on a critical decision. Post what choice you would have made, and then see how things actually turned out.
Conclusion: The Chariot of Helios
Had I been after a solo gobbler, I'd have set up shop near the road and hit the call. But I was trying to outmaneuver a henned-up turkey, so I figured I needed to get the drop on him. The relatively quiet road offered an easy approach, and the sun's glare might help me for a few more moments.
I slipped toward the parking area, peeked around the corner and then crawled under the tailgate of one of the parked vehicles. I am not making that up. Then I eased to a small rise and caught a glimpse of the flock slowly feeding toward a small opening to the west.
Bingo. If I beat them there, the strutter would walk right down my barrel. I slipped into a small ditch and started my approach. It would have worked, too, if I hadn't jumped two bedded deer 10 yards into my walk and sent them sprinting toward the turkeys.
I never heard the birds flush, but I knew they'd been spooked. I stuck around for an hour or so just to confirm that. By then, the once-friendly sun was beating down on my neck, and a once-in-a-season opportunity had passed me by.
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Hands have been used as a subject of study by many artists and in countless ways. This installation drawn from the NGC's collection comprises over 60 works of art, including photographs, prints, drawings, painting by Canadian and international artists. Highlights include works by Frank Carmichael, M.C. Escher, Loni Leibermann, Lisette Model, August Sander, Gary Schneider, Joyce Wieland and the School of Giulio Romano.Organized by the National Gallery of Canada.
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Morning Read: Indexes Run in Place Ahead Of Election
Market check: Modest flight to safety Monday morning sends the DJIA down 35 points and the S&P 500 down 0.3%. The Dow Jones Transportation Average (IYT) is about flat. "The election has had the impact of keeping people on the sidelines," Doug Cote, chief market strategist at ING Investment Management, tells DJN's Tomi Kilgore and Matt Jarzemsky. "The market's trying to discern all the policy reactions, depending on who's elected. Really, nobody knows. "
Fund watch: Steve Garmhausen has the cover story in Barron's over the weekend -- the subject is dividend funds. Read here for his take on Vanguard Equity Income (VEIPX), Federated Strategic Value Dividend (SVAAX), for instance, has 28.6% of its assets in European stocks. And Neuberger Berman Equity Income (NBHAX)
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Scout leaders can enable success or they can enable failure. Now I will leave it up to you to decide weather or not you are enabling which, but remember to use the Scouting program as outlined by the BSA to guide you.
We enable success when we allow the Troop to be Boy led. When we have an active and productive Patrol leaders Council that plans and executes the Troop program.
We enable failure when the Adult leaders do it for them. When the plan is a product of the Adult leadership and not that of the Scouts. When the plan is led by an adult we fail to develop leadership in our Scouts.
We enable success when we allow the Scouts to make mistakes, none that will get them hurt, but mistakes in leading. Mistakes in completing a task. We enable the success when the Boy leader has an opportunity to sit down and discuss his situation and learn what he could have done better.
We enable failure when we do it for them. When we take them by the hand and show them exactly what we want done. When we stifle creativity in the boy, not allowing him to go out on a limb. We enable failure when there is no conversation at the end of an event to discuss those things to improve on or continue to do well.
We enable success when we let the Scout work things out. Not jumping right in when Scouts are at each others throat (unless it is getting out of hand). Letting the Scouts sort out problems is part of citizenship and character. Leadership comes out in times of crisis. Allow it to happen, in the controlled environment of the Patrol.
We enable failure when we baby sit the Scouts. They are ready to move on to bigger and better things… we need to let them, without micromanaging or hovering. Let them have success in guided discoveries.
Scout leaders have much to do with enabling success or failure. Baden Powell once told a group of Scoutmasters, "Never do what a Boy can do". This statement has never been more true.
Enable success in your Scouts and in your Troop.
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It will not be worthy of Twitter, if it's not the two of them! Kim will have to learn this stat.
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It will not be worthy of Twitter, if it's not the two of them! Kim will have to learn this stat.
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Obviously, someone has to lead the way, and it's going to be Kanye. Take two steps back, Kim, and learn your place.
Listen. If you're going to be in a relationship with Kanye, you should match whenever he says so. No questions. Also, when he says jump, be sure to ask "How high, darling?"
Quick, Kim! Smile! Show the world we're just like them but richer and more self-involved.
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Baby, you're so smart!
Considering the heels that Kim sometimes wears, it's probably just a matter of time before she eats it on the sidewalk and cracks her skull. Good thing Kanye will make her wear helmets to protect all that brainpower -- it's also nice that he's wearing a matching one so she doesn't feel alone.
And we already covered that he likes to match.
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It's not true love if you don't show it off in public as much as possible -- 'tis fact. If Kim doesn't prove time and time again while the paparazzi is clicking away that this is for real, then Kanye will get "heated" and sad.
No one likes a heated and sad Kanye, because it's hard enough to like him as is.
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NPR's Hagerty discusses culture wars, faith, election, Oct. 19
Posted October 14, 2004; 10:14 a.m.
Barbara Bradley Hagerty, religion correspondent for National Public Radio, will present a lecture on "Culture Wars, Faith and the Race for the Presidency: Stories From a Reporter's Notebook" at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Hagerty recently produced a series for NPR's "Morning Edition" on the faith of presidential candidates George W. Bush and John Kerry.
A reporter at NPR since 1995, she also has served as the Justice Department correspondent, reporting on stories ranging from the impeachment hearings of President Clinton and the Florida election, to trends in the legal system. She was a lead correspondent covering the investigation into the Sept. 11 attacks, and her reporting was part of NPR's coverage that earned the network the 2001 Peabody and Overseas Press Club awards.
This lecture is part of a series, "The Crossroads of Religion and Politics," sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Center for the Study of Religion .
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Computer firewalls take their name from the fireproof barriers, called firewalls, which stop fire from spreading through buildings, airplanes and vehicles. There are hardware-based and software-based types of firewalls for computers. Our review compares personal firewall software. Firewall software builds an intelligent barrier to protect you from bad things on the internet that want to reach your computer. Just as physical fire-control barriers must allow safe openings for pipes and cables, firewall software maintains safe openings for legitimate traffic.
To describe how firewall protection really works, we must wax slightly technical. Firewall technology stems from the 1980s, when the first firewalls filtered the packets that comprise the traffic that flows over computer networks, including the internet. Packet-filtering firewalls check the communication packets to see if they match certain rules. Packet filtering assumes that computers are using standard port numbers for functions such as web browsing and email transmission. If any computer is using non-standard ports, packet filtering is no longer effective.
The first improvement to packet filtering introduced awareness of the state of the packet; for example, whether the packet is in a stream of packets associated with an existing connection, a new connection, or if it is not part of any connection. A third generation of firewalls brought intelligence to the application layer of the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model. (The OSI model provides communications engineers with a system for describing and standardizing communications systems.) Contemporary firewall products employ many technologies to shield your computer from the poisonous code that flows through the internet. According to our research and the results from a respected third-party test lab, we've determined that the best firewall software for Windows is Comodo Internet Security Plus, Kaspersky Internet Security, and ZoneAlarm Pro. If you want to learn more about firewall software, please read our articles on home firewall products and topics.
In short, firewalls are necessary. Without a firewall, your internet-connected PC would not last for many minutes before succumbing to an attack. Ever since Vista, Windows operating systems have included an excellent two-way firewall, which means it can protect against things trying to attack from the outside and things trying to connect with their senders once they make it inside the firewall to your computer. Many people are content to run the Windows firewall, and there is nothing wrong with that. However, some people prefer a firewall from the same publisher who sells their security software, which is why we built this review site.
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If you are in search of the best firewall software, you should concentrate first on its performance as determined by independent test labs. Additional security is a secondary consideration, although it is convenient to have a firewall and additional security bundled into one product. The third thing to look for is whether the software publisher provides support in the ways and at the times that you prefer.
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The best firewall for Windows will protect against incoming threats and be able to block outgoing threats from malware that has successfully infiltrated your system. A good firewall will know when it is under attack because it will constantly scan the computer's ports to detect threats. A firewall applies rules to the packets it sees in order to enforce polices. It knows when to allow or reject traffic. When it detects illegal traffic, it applies filters so that only traffic that it defines as legal makes it through.
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Some firewalls are just firewalls. However, most personal firewall software is one module inside of a larger security software bundle. Neither approach is better. If you prefer the idea of security software that does more than simply provide a firewall, then look at the products in our review that also block and remove malware and spyware. You might also consider whether you want protection against phishing attacks, and you might even extend your interest to those products in our review that provide parental controls, password managers, file shredders and virtual keyboards. However, with such additional security features, you are well beyond the purview of a firewall.
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What a range there is regarding how software publishers provide help and support. There are firewall software publishers that support you by email only, and there is nothing wrong with that if you are comfortable with such a limit. However, some companies make themselves available 24/7 by telephone or online chat.
Firewalls apply rules to network traffic to block outside threats and to cut off threats that make it inside your computer system so that they cannot communicate with their senders. Software firewalls have been growing in complexity and capability since the 1980s. Contemporary firewalls use excellent technologies. Many firewalls are part of comprehensive security packages that contain many more security features than a firewall entails. Your computer would not last long without a firewall, which is why we offer this review.


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Conway lecture opens workshop, April 11
Posted April 2, 2007; 04:33 p.m.
Princeton mathematician John Conway will offer a public lecture on "All the Best Ways to Pack Spheres" at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 11, in A10 Jadwin Hall. The lecture will open a workshop on packing problems that will take place the following two days.
Conway's lecture, which is aimed at a general audience, will provide an introduction to a subject that has long concerned people ranging from furniture movers to shopkeepers -- the optimal ways of arranging objects using the least possible space. The subject continues to intrigue scientists because of its connection to a host of problems that arise in the physical sciences and mathematics, such as communications theory and the arrangement of atoms in different states of matter.
Conway, the John Von Neumann Professor in Applied and Computational Mathematics, is passionate about bringing math to the public and routinely draws large crowds from the University and the surrounding community to his lectures.
The workshop on "Packing Problems, Classical Ground States and Glasses" will run Thursday and Friday, April 12-13, in Fine and Jadwin halls. Sixteen scientists from 10 institutions will participate in the event, which will be hosted by the Princeton Center for Theoretical Physics.
Attendance is free, but requires online registration by April 4. Visit www.pctp.princeton.edu/pctp/packing.html and click "Registration" at the top of the page.


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So, it's been just over a year since I posted my first (and, up to now, only) diary entry, offering my services as coder to any Free Software-type person that wanted to take me on. Time to summarize.
A kind soul took me up on it almost immediately, and I have been working on his pet project. In the process, I have improved immensely as a coder, and chipped in on other projects, as well as continuing to work steadily on Jellybean. More importantly, the connections made through my diary entry led to some very special friendships that will last a lifetime.
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Chatham MA. Wade Fly Flats - Wish you were here! 6/3-6/4
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Chatham MA. Wade Fly Flats - Wish you were here! 6/3-6/4
Chatham MA. Wade Fly Flats - Wish you were here!
6/4 Report
Today was a day for taking a lllloooooooonnnnnngggggggg walk to escape the crowds? We were rewarded with almost non-stop Bass
and Blues on the flats. I would guess conservatively that we saw no less than 2,000 fish. All were swimming high and happy. This is a
term we use for fish that are on the surface and normally on the bite. With bright sun over head and warmer water these fish were not
shy and feasted on our flies all day. A friend saw over 600 in the surf and his eyesight isn't even that good. They call days like today
"Ray Charles days", even Ray could catch a fish. Or "Flats Salad Days". At one point we had fish in front, behind and on either side. Just
cast anywhere I "politely" yelled. Today would not of been so successful if all 3 of my guests had not acquired the proficiency and skill
level of being able to throw it 60 plus feet into a 15 knot wind to hit the target. (I take no credit) The hardest part today was when I would
call out 12 o'clock and the wind would blow their casts to 11 o'clock, which was behind the fish.
Don turned 78 today and Id have to say this was one heck of a B-day. Don was an expert at throwing a line into the wind. His technique
was to water haul on each cast several times to get it out there 60 feet. The funny part was I had to keep yelling at him to not do it on top
of the fish's head's as they swam by us in 2 feet of water. (he-he)
( See Photo's - http://www.yankeeangler.com - Fishing Reports )
Don, John and Oliver enjoyed an outstanding "Day For KINGS" with numerous hook-ups while sight fishing. Congrats!
What will tomorrow bring? If it's half as good as today, Ill be very happy.
6/3 Report
The weather man gave us sun, little wind and lots of fog today. Saw a few fish on the flats but sighting them was very difficult. The surf
was unfishable and with the heavy fog it left us blind casting all day. The water temperature was at 55 degrees. (Almost to cold) . Both of
my guests today learned the double haul, some new water to come back and fish on their own and also some additional tips and tricks of
the trade. The fishing today was surprisingly over all slow with intermittent flurries of activity as schools of fish passed us by. Like I
always say, it sure beats a sharp stick in the eye.
Stay tuned for more daily reports all week.
( See Photo's)
Bob and George had to work for'em today, but were rewarded with a couple keepers, Blues and a number of schoolies.
Hopeing all your door knobs smell of fish,
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Hmm..... To my group.... Which excuse number does this fall under... 655??? lol- chuckles tonight..
run the dog and worry about the stuff which matters. If it doesn't go well, don't make excuses about it. Go train a dog.
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yes middle of the pack
Hmm..... To my group.... Which excuse number does this fall under... 655??? lol- chuckles tonight..
run the dog and worry about the stuff which matters. If it doesn't go well, don't make excuses about it. Go train a dog.
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run the dog and worry about the stuff which matters. If it doesn't go well, don't make excuses about it. Go train a dog.
I agree with you, Paul!
I was just trying to say that as a new person, you hope you can go to forums like this to ask an honest question and get some straightforward replies. I understand sarcasm and wit, but it'd be nice if a new person who is just seeking information or trying to learn, could get information without having to wade through a pile of crap. I think sometimes people forget that they were new and clueless once, too!
(Give those brown beasts a rub behind the ears from me!)
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Too many dogs to list (By some Bitch)
"Helping Hunters Train Their Dogs"
Its the derby. What are you going to learn by watching a few dogs? Can't handle. Take your time line up the dog and go. You should know your dog and what you need to do to help him see and remember the birds. Past that he's either gonna mark em or he isn't. Running first assures only 1 only flier to scent the area so you're not comma get a short or long flier fall. I ran my first one this spring. Didn't matter to me when in the order.
Daren Galloway
It wasnt a deby,, but,, I remember when I ran my first UKC Finished test. I was dog 1.. A very seasoned handelr and a Great representative of that HRC game came up to me and said he would switch positions with me (he was dog 5) if ,, in the future I would remeber the gesture and pass it on..
I thought at the time , it was a very sportsmanship like thing to do. I appreciated it very much. He became a good friend of mine..
The derby I recently ran,, I was dead last! Dont know how that happened,,, but If someone placed me there so I could watch other dogs run,, well,, I appreciated that also...
First experiences are important in my opinion..
Most everyone I have come in contact with in the dog games are great people..
Even Dr Ed!!!
I don't think the run order means too much in a HT.
But since your running a FT the running order means a lot. The set up will change as the sun changes in the sky. Shadows mess with dogs, long gun does or don't stand out as the sun light changes. Drag back scent effects dogs in different ways. These are just a few factors that change as the set up progesses. That's why the run order is a blind draw and it's important to run in order as much as possible.
This time your dog #1 next time maybe you'll be the beer dog, and wish you were running #1.
Have fun and good luck.
Cold Creek Gundogs
The more I'm on the internet the more I love my dogs.
Since I am currently running two younger dogs, I've probably run 25 or so minor stakes in the last two years. I have yet to have one run in the order of the draw,
If I was the Marshall, I would indure the wrath of John Fallon and ask someone that I knew well if they would consider running first so the newbie could have an extra dog to watch. I can understand how watching a few would help them get the flow of the test.
To the OP, in my experience, running your young dog early in a derby could be benefical when compared to having it sit in the truck for half a day listening to guns going off and all the other associated trumoil.
In a stake with blinds it might be a different story. It's really helpful for me to watch a bunch to see the potential trouble spots.


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As has been done since we awarded the nation's first degree in chemical engineering in 1889, the undergraduate program in chemical engineering undertakes to prepare individuals for careers in the chemical process industries. These include all industries in which chemical and energy changes are an important part of the manufacturing process, such as the petroleum, rubber, plastics, synthetic fiber, pulp and paper, fermentation, soap and detergents, glass, ceramic, photographic and organic and inorganic chemical industries. In view of the dynamic nature of this technology, the course of study stresses fundamental principles rather than technical details. It prepares the student either for advanced study at the graduate level or for immediate entrance into industry. Opportunities in the process industries are found in a variety of activities, including design, development, management, production, research, technical marketing, technical service, or engineering.
Mission: To provide an excellent chemical engineering education through a combination of theory and practice that prepares students for productive professional careers and advanced graduate studies.
Program Educational ObjectivesProgram Educational Objectives are broad statements that describe what graduates are expected to attain within a few years of graduation.
Student OutcomesStudent Outcomes are statements that describe what students are expected to have by the time of graduation.
An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering
An ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems
An ability to design and conduct experiments and analyze and interpret data
An ability to design a system or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints
An ability to function on multidisciplinary teams
An ability to communicate effectively in presentations and reports
An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools (particularly computer-based tools) necessary for engineering practice
An understanding of the professional and ethical responsibilities of a chemical engineer
The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context
The preparation to engage in life-long learning
A knowledge of contemporary issues
CurriculumThe curriculum covers a breadth of fundamental principles so that the chemical engineering graduates have a working knowledge of advanced chemistry, material and energy balances applied to chemical processes; thermodynamics; heat, mass, and momentum transfer; chemical reaction engineering; separation operations, process design and control. The program provides students with appropriate modern experimental and computing techniques in unit operation laboratory and requires them to work in teams and submit written and oral reports on their laboratory projects. A capstone experience in senior year gives students an opportunity to integrate their knowledge. Also included is the study of health, safety, environmental and ethical issues in the chemical engineering profession.
Graduate work leading to the degrees of Master of Science in chemical engineering or Master of Chemical Engineering provides a more thorough understanding of the discipline and enhances a student's ability to handle complex problems. A thesis is required for the Master of Science degree, but not for the Master of Chemical Engineering degree. Most recent graduate students have chosen research topics in biotechnology, polymers, or automatic control, but other specialties also are possible.
The chemical engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET,www.abet.org
CHEMICAL ENGINEERINGApproximately one-half of the students will follow schedule A1, and one-half will follow schedule A2. Depending on the students' schedules, elective courses may be taken in terms other than the ones designated.
*Rose students who have changed their major to chemical engineering or students who have transferred to Rose and have credit for CHEM 105 and CHEM 107 (formerly CHEM 201 and CHEM 202) do not need to take CHEM111 and CHEM 113, but must take CHEM 115.
ElectivesChemical Engineering students must complete 28 credits of electives in humanities and social sciences in addition to RH 131 and RH 330. They are also required to take 20 credits of electives (8 credits of CHE electives, 8 credits of approved electives and 4 credits of free electives) in addition to the humanities and social sciences mentioned above. The courses listed below qualify as a CHE elective. In very specific circumstances, independent projects or other courses may qualify as a CHE elective if approved by the department.
CHE 310 Numerical Methods for Chemical EngineersCHE 405 Introduction to MEMS: Fabrication and Applications CHE 419 Advanced MEMS: Modeling and PackagingCHE 441 Polymer EngineeringCHE 460 Particle TechnologyCHE 461 Unit Operations in Environmental EngineeringCHE 465 Energy and the EnvironmentCHE 470 Safety, Health, and Loss PreventionCHE 502 Transport PhenomenaCHE 504 Advanced Reactor DesignCHE 512 Petrochemical ProcessesCHE 513 Advanced ThermodynamicsCHE 515 Nanomaterials Science and Engineering CHE 540 Advanced Process ControlCHE 545 Introduction to Biochemical EngineeringCHE 546 Bioseparations
A minimum of eight credits, designated as approved electives, must be approved by the student's academic advisor. Approved electives can be chosen from economics, engineering, engineering management, mathematics (including biomathematics), or science courses. Students are encouraged to use their electives to focus their studies in a particular subject area.
The chemical engineering profession is rapidly changing and knowledge of specialty areas has become essential in the real world. Technical elective courses are intended to provide an opportunity to introduce students to a specialty area in science and engineering and help them to expand their knowledge and expertise in new areas of chemical engineering. Although it is recommended that a minimum of eight credit hours be focused in one subject area, students are encouraged to focus most or all of the 20 credit hours of electives in a particular subject area. In many cases students can use their electives to take a package of courses toward an area minor such as, biochemical engineering, applied biology, biomedical engineering, chemistry, environmental engineering, toward a certificate in semiconductor materials and devices, or toward an area of concentration (see below).
Undergraduate students have the opportunity to work on a research project under the guidance of one of the departmental faculty members. Students who are interested in learning about research should talk to members of the faculty to define a project of mutual interest and then enroll in CHE499, Directed Research. Credit hours of CHE499 can count toward an approved elective.
Minor in Chemical EngineeringThe area minor in chemical engineering is designed to introduce principles of chemical engineering to students majoring in other disciplines. Participation in this area minor will help students to understand chemical engineering aspects of industrial processes and enter a graduate program in chemical engineering if they desire.
Students who complete the area minor in chemical engineering during their sophomore and junior years open the possibility of taking some chemical engineering electives during their senior years.
The area minor in chemical engineering has the following requirements:
CHE 201 Conservation Principles and Balances or equivalentCHE 202 Basic Chemical Process CalculationsCHE 301 Fluid Mechanics or equivalentCHE 303 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics or equivalentCHE 304 Multi-Component ThermodynamicsCHE 320 Fundamentals of Heat and Mass TransferCHE 321 Applications of Heat and Mass Transfer or equivalent
Completion of a minimum of 12 credit hours of courses with prefix CHE at 300 level or above is required toward the minor. Students interested in the CHE area minor should consult the CHE Department Head and receive approval for equivalent courses to be considered.
Minor in Biochemical EngineeringThe biochemical engineering minor is designed to allow students to concentrate in an area of study that will give them a solid foundation for further work in the pharmaceutical or biotechnology process industry.
To successfully complete a minor in Biochemical Engineering, a student must take six courses as follows:
Four required courses:
And then take 8 credit hours from the following list of electives (the courses cannot also be used towards another minor or second major):
Interested students should obtain a form from the Chemical Engineering Department secretary. Students interested in the Biochemical Engineering area minor should consult the CHE Department head and receive prior approval for any equivalent courses to be considered.
Although it is not a requirement, students may pursue a concentration in one or more of the following areas. Students who complete the requirements of a concentration may receive, upon request, a letter from the Department Head that attests to the fact that the requirements have been completed. With proper planning, a student should be able to complete the requirements for an area of concentration without overload.
Advanced Chemical Engineering Analysis
Students need to take CHE 502 (Transport Phenomena) and 3 additional courses from the list below. Other courses may be substituted only with prior approval by the Department Head.
Energy Production and Utilization
Students need to take 4 courses from the list below. Other courses may be substituted only with approval of the Department Head.
Industrial and Process Engineering
Students need to take CHE 470 (Safety, Health, and Loss Prevention), CHE 540 (Advanced Process Control), 2 courses from the Math List below, and 1 course from the Engineering Management List below. Other courses may be substituted only with approval of the Department Head.
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Cover drawing for Tintin issue 3, 1947 ©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
Hergé, a pseudonym of Georges Remi's initials (G.R.) in reverse (R.G.), is the creator of the highly popular comic character 'Tintin'. This famous Belgian artist is often considered to be the most influential European comic artist ever and his "clear line" style was widely copied by new generation of comic artists. Born in Etterbeek, Brussels, Georges Prosper Remi, like so many other Catholic boys, joined the boy scouts - an experience which greatly influenced his personality. In fact, the character Tintin was often compared with the stereotype of a boy scout.
Hergé started his artistic career in a scouting magazine, Le Boy-Scout Belge, at first with illustrations, but later also with his first comic strip, 'Totor, C.D. des Hannetons', a predecessor of Tintin (1926). Hergé had been employed by the right-wing Catholic newspaper Le XXe Siècle since 1925, where at first he worked at the subscriptions department. By 1928, the paper's editor-in-chief, the priest, or "Abbé", Norbert Wallez asked Hergé to set up the youth supplement of the paper, Le Petit Vingtième.
Tintin au Pays des Soviets
©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
It was in this supplement, that on the 10th of January, 1929, the first episode of 'Tintin in the Land of the Soviets' ('Tintin au Pays des Soviets') was printed. Soon this pioneering European adventure series was a major hit, with a huge crowd welcoming a real life Tintin actor when he "returned to Brussels" after his adventures in the east. After this first adventure, Hergé sent his young reporter to Africa, the USA and Egypt. The early Tintin adventures were rather location driven and full of racist stereotypes, prompted by the time they were created in. The discussion about the publication 'Tintin in Africa' is still a hot topic, even today.
Tintin au Congo
©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
However, Hergé develivered his first masterpiece with 'The Blue Lotus' ('Le Lotus Bleu') in 1936, an episode in which Tintin traveled to the Far East. The depictions of the Chinese people were rather atypical for the time. Unlike the previous episodes, the story is characterized by its well-documented cultural and geographical accuracy, mainly thanks to Tchang Tchong-jen, a Chinese who studied in Brussels. From now on, the characters carried the stories and not so much the locations they visited.
Covers vor Le Petit Vingtième (30/5/1935 and 19/1/1939)
©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
In the following stories, 'The Broken Ear' (1937), 'The Black Island' (1938) and 'King Ottokar's Sceptre' (1939), Hergé's scriptwriting and graphics improved even more. By now, Tintin had also gained popularity outside of Belgium, since his adventures were also printed in Coeurs Vaillants in France and in O Papagaio in Portugal. Le XXe Siècle published the first Tintin book collections, but it was the Tournay based publisher Louis Casterman who would publish the Tintin books from 1934 onwards.
Quick et Flupke
©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
Throughout the 1930s, Tintin was hardly Hergé's only activity. Together with colleagues like Jean Vermeire (Jiv), Eugène van Nijverseel (Evany) and Paul Jamin (Jam) he was largely responsible for the entire content of Le Petit Vingtième. While sending Tintin to far-off locations, he found inspiration in his own childhood in Brussels for his gag series about the two mischievous boys 'Quick et Flupke', that appeared in the supplement from 1930. He also experimented with other comics, like the animal story 'Popol et Virginie chez les lapinos' (1934) and two stories with 'Jo, Zette et Jocko' (1935-37), but these were short-lived. Hergé also provided many drawings for books, advertisements and magazines.
When the Second World War broke out, Le Vingtième Siècle disappeared, leaving Tintin in the middle of the desert in the story 'Land of Black Gold' ('Tintin au pays de l'or noir'). Hergé then made a decission that would cause him a lot of criticism in later years - he found employment with Le Soir, a paper that was by then under German supervision. He filled the juvenile supplement Le Soir Jeunesse together with Jacques van Melkebeke and Paul Jamin, where he was able to continue the adventures of his star reporter.
Despite of the tensions of the war, Hergé crafted some of his best stories during the 1940-45 period, often in collaboration with Van Melkebeke for the plots and the scripts. Hergé's style matured even more into the Clear Line as we know today in stories like 'The Crab with the Golden Claws' (1941), 'The Shooting Star' (1942), 'The Secret of the Unicorn' (1943) and 'Red Rackham's Treasure' (1944). He also introduced colorful new characters like Captain Haddock and Professor Calculus (Tournesol).
It was also a fruitful period on other artistic fields - Hergé and Jacques van Melkebeke wrote two Tintin plays. The adventures of Tintin, or 'De Avonturen van Kuifje', were introduced to the Dutch speaking audience in Het Laatste Nieuws, a paper that was also under German supervision.
First meeting between Tintin and Captain Haddock
(Le Soir Jeunesse, 9 January 1941)
©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
Though it was not completely clear whether Hergé was actually "wrong" during the war, he always claimed to have no pro-german sympathies, it is certain that he has made some anti-semitic cartoons and illustrations. Even his Tintin story 'The Shooting Star' features some stereotypical depictions of Jews. His collaboration and the sometimes anti-semitic elements in his work left him a "persona non grata" for a long time in Belgium after the war.
Jo, Zette et Jocko
©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
After the liberation, Hergé got a ban from publication in newspapers. He continued to work on a project that he had started back in 1942, reworking the old Tintin stories for publication in color albums. Hergé got assistance from former opera singer Edgar Pierre Jacobs, who redrew and colored the early Tintin albums, starting with 'Tintin in Africa'. Lettering and certain plot developments were also revised, while later stories were merely mounted from 3 to 4 strips per page. By now, the Tintin books were not only published in French, but also in Dutch. And more translations would follow.
Hergé got the opportunity to continue Tintin's new adventures when publisher Raymond Leblanc proposed him to launch the character's own magazine. The first issue of Tintin magazine appeared in September 1946 under editorial command of Jacques van Melkebeke, who was replaced by André Fernez a couple of months later. Hergé had complete artistic control over the magazine's content. 'Prisoners of the Sun' ('Le Temple du Soleil') was the first Tintin story to be published in the magazine. Other artists besides Hergé that filled the early issues were Edgar Pierre Jacobs, Paul Cuvelier and Jacques Laudy.
The world's second most famous moon landing (1953)
©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
Hergé assembled more assistants around him when Jacobs left in 1947 and the official Studio Hergé was launched in 1950. Artists like Guy Dessicy and Franz Jagueneau joined the team, as did the colorists Josette Baujot, France Ferrari and Fanny Vlamynck. The latter would become Hergé's second wife after his divorce from Germaine Kieckens. In 1954, the team was reinforced by Jo-El Azara, Bob de Moor and Jacques Martin, who brought along his own assistants Roger Leloup and Michel Desmarets.
Tintin's star was rising, but Hergé's increasing depressions and marital problems caused for longer and longer gaps between new stories. Even the publication of running stories was often interupted. This didn't stop Hergé from making some of his most memorable stories, such as the moon cycle, 'Tintin in Tibet' (1958-59), Hergé's most personal and emotional work, and the hilarious 'Castafiore Emerald' (1961-62). The studios continued to rework and update older stories, while also producing artwork for merchandise.
Tintin au Tibet (1959, unpublished in album)
©Hergé/Moulinsart 2012
The final completed Tintin story was 1976's 'Tintin and the Picaros', which is often considered Hergé's worst effort. One of the reasons a lot of fans were disappointed was that Tintin wore jeans in this story instead of his usual tan pants. Hergé's reunion with Tchang Tchong-jen was widely covered by the media in 1981, but by then the artist was already ill from what was presumably leukemia or porphyria. Hergé passed away in March 1983 at the age of 75. His death made headlines all over the world. His work-in-progress 'Tintin et l'Alph-art' was published posthumously, unfinished and in sketched-out form.
Tintin has known several adaptations to cinema, the first attempt was the 1947 puppet film based on 'The Crab with the Golden Claws'. Two real live action films followed in 1961 and 1964 starring sports instructor Jean-Pierre Talbot as Tintin. An animated TV series was made by Belvision between 1958 and 1962. The studio, part of the publishing house Lombard, also made a feature film based on 'The Temple of the Sun' in 1969 and 'Tintin and the Lake of Sharks' in 1972, based on an original script by Greg. The latest version was the 2011 3D motion picture 'The Adventures of Tintin' by Steven Spielberg.
As one of the grandmasters of European comic art, Hergé has been an influence on a great many artists, including Edgar P. Jacobs, Willy Vandersteen, Bob De Moor, Pom, Jef Nys, Marc Sleen, André Franquin, Victor Hubinon, Jacques Martin, Albert Uderzo, Merho, Claire Brétecher, Benoit Peeters, Jacques Tardi, Joost Swarte, Ever Meulen, Theo Van Den Boogaard, Martin Lodewijk and, in the US, Charles Burns. An image of Tintin reading a newspaper from 'The Broken Ear' inspired Roy Lichtenstein's pop-art painting 'Tintin Reading' (1993). Out of all of Hergé's characters it was surprisingly enough Bianca Castafiore who had an asteroid named after her in 1950. Three years later Hergé also had an asteroid named after him.
Hergé's legacy is carefully guarded by his widow, who closed the Hergé Studios and launched the Hergé Foundation in 1987, which is known as Moulinsart S.A. since 1996. Together with her new husband, business man Nick Rodwell, she is notorious for making strict and sometimes controversial copyright claims regarding her late husband's works.
Those willing to delve deeper into the life and works of one of the most popular artists of the twentieth century, are highly recommended to check out Benoît Peeters 'Le Monde d'Hergé', an excellent effort to put Hergé and his work in context. Recently, the trio of Stanislas, Fromental and Bocquet added an excellent Hergé comic biography to the must-have list for all Tintin fans.
Studio Hergé in 1956:
Bob de Moor, Jo-El Azara, Jacques Martin, Michel Desmarets,
Baudouin van den Branden de Reeth, Josette Baujot, Hergé, France Ferrari,
Fanny Vlamynck and Alexis Remi (Hergé's father)
The Official Tintin website
(English, French, Japanese)
Kuifje in de Stripgeschiedenis
(in dutch)
Kuifje fan club
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Tell the user about stacked sensors.
This is on behalf of Enrique Villalobos.
Specimen Authoring Tool
There should be a note (maybe a note that appears when you hover over the option at Sensor/Load Sensor data) that tells the user when sensors are imported into the Authoring Tool they will be stacked all on top of the other.
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Since Miles won't say anything, I will. This is beyond bad officiating. It's so undeniably awful, I'm beginning to believe conspiracy nuts who claim the SEC is protecting its heavyweight teams (Florida and Alabama) since, you know, every poor call in the last month has involved, uh, Florida and Alabama.
It was that close, that wonderful and that great, except for one thing: How, exactly, do you paint a conspiracy theory? That's what they'll be screaming from here to Fayetteville and back in the SEC. Did LSU corner Patrick Peterson come down inbounds with an interception of a McElroy pass with 5:54 left in the game?
Early returns say he did, despite a ruling on the field that the pass was incomplete and backed up by the video replay booth. From this viewpoint, supported by sideline witnesses and seemingly by replays, Peterson's left foot was in and Peterson himself says both feet. CBS television kept showing a divot inbounds that looked like it was created when the sophomore cornerback landed. If that's the case, you have to wonder how it can happen again. The SEC -- Suspend Everybody Conference -- has another flaming bag of poo on its porch.
Instead, I have to write about the SEC officials. Again.
Because when officials went to the video with 5:54 remaining in Alabama's 24-15 win to determine whether Peterson intercepted McElroy along the right sideline, the replay official didn't see what most impartial eyes watching at home saw: Peterson got his left foot down with possession. He may have even gotten his right foot down. Officials on the field ruled Patterson caught the ball out of bounds. After a few minutes, replay official Gerald Hodges upheld that call, even though numerous replays shown on the CBS telecast seemed to show Peterson getting that left foot down with possession. Later, LSU players would say Peterson's left shoe left an obvious gash in the grass. (After interviews, I even took a photo of said gash.)
The referees disagreed. The replay official, Gerald Hodges, concurred despite what looked to most, including the CBS broadcast crew, that Peterson had made the pick.
Regardless of dissent, Alabama kept possession of the ball and went in for a game-clinching field goal. With the 24-15 victory, the Tide improved to 9-0 and kept their SEC and BCS title hopes alive.
And so, the latest episode of "This Week in SEC Officiating Controversies" began.
Dear Commissioner Mike Slive,
I know this has been a rough month for you. What with everyone suggesting that the SEC officials want to see Florida and Alabama in the SEC championship game no matter what the actual game results might be. Furthermore, I know that generally speaking the SEC's issue has been with judgment calls, celebration penalties on A.J. Green, personal fouls on some Arkansas defensive players -- it's okay, no one knows anyone's name that plays for Arkansas other than Ryan Mallet, it will be our secret -- missed calls in favor of Florida against Mississippi State, allowing Terrence Cody, the largest man on earth who still resembles a girl, to play without his helmet on. But this latest move, ignoring a clear interception by LSU's Patrick Peterson, has me steaming mad. What's the point of instant replay if you're going to use it and still get the play wrong?
That's why I'm making you an offer, I will work as instant replay reviewer for any televised SEC game.
For free.
If these story lines sound familiar — fines, officiating concerns and quotes from unhappy coaches — it would be because they are a lot of the same issues the N.F.L. faces. The biggest difference, however, is that at the end of the N.F.L. season, the top teams are usually left to play each other, returning the focus to the field.
This week, we can talk about whether Louisiana State defensive back Patrick Peterson needed to have three feet inbounds, instead of the two he appeared to have, in order for his interception against Alabama to count. Or whether L.S.U. Coach Les Miles will be fined for his comments about the bad call.
From phantom celebration calls to questionable pass interference penalties to a touchdown return that wasn't to a non-interception interception just yesterday, the criticism of SEC officiating is at an all-time high and seemingly dominates the discussion on a weekly basis.
It would seem that something needs to be done about the level of officiating in the conference at season's end. To at least one high-level observer, though, that is far from the case.
Clearly an interception, right? See video here LINK
The first bad spot on the Jefferson run was very, very questionable... and the Peterson pick was one of the worst replayed calls in the history of organized football.
5-yard penalty becoming a 6-yard penalty...
Y'all are looking at where the center is holding the ball after he has positioned it in his hand and is ready to snap it(the fifity). Look across the field and you will see where the 4th down marker is actually located on the sideline. The ball was not on the 50.
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US President Barack Obama, left, listens to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during their visit to the Children's Memorial at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, Israel, Friday, March 22, 2013.
President Barack Obama convinced a large number of Israelis that his administration isn't pro-Palestinian during his visit and charm campaign last week to the Mideast, according to a newspaper poll.
The Jerusalem Post reported Friday that its survey showed that the number of Israelis who consider the Obama administration "more pro-Palestinian" fell to 16% after the visit, from 36% before the president's trip.
The number of Israelis who see Obama as "more pro-Israel" rose only one point as a result of the visit, to 27 percent, the Post said.
But the net result was that Obama's visit in effect turned his image around among Israelis, from more pro-Palestinian to more pro-Israeli.
The Post and Smith Research polled 500 Israelis three days before Obama's March 20 arrival and repeated the survey after Obama left. The survey has an error margin of 4 points, the newspaper said.
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we have returned safe, we still have Steve and Lori on travel as they toured the country side, and Tim, Cindy and Ethan stayed a few days in London...
We pray for there safe travel and return.
To give an update of the rest of the trip.
Sat the some of the kids gave us a tour of where they live, it was fun to be with the kids.
The area the kids live in is run down, broken windows, doors etc, but it has some beautiful surroundings.
We walked around saw of the kids homes from the outside and walked over the open sewer system just to let you know how the kids live
Some of the homes do not have heat and some without running water.
During the tour we walked to the beach with the kids and then to a neighborhood playground to hang out with the kids... It was fun!!!
Then on Sunday we had lunch as a team and headed to the airport to leave for London.
We had a small issue in Tallinn airport we learned that we were only allowed 20 kilo's per person not bag!! FYI we all arrived with 50 lbs per bag!!! But we managed and got to London. Everyone had a nice time..
We had a slight detour in our travel on Tues from London to Chicago, we did end up in Chicago but flew over it and went to Wisconsin due to weather and circled we laughed and said we could have at least gotten some cheese out of it! So our 8.5 journey ended up being almost 10 ugh!! We managed to get home safe around 10:30 p.m. and had some family members to greet the team!!
so now i would like to share some photo's of our trip.
Please continue to pray for Tim, Cindy and Ethan as they stayed a few extra days in London and for Steve and Lori as they traveled all around the country side.
Thank you to everyone who supported the team, via donations, prayers and encouragement.
Special thank you from the kids to Joel for all of the tennis shoes the kids loved them and have sent you a few things, and to Jim and Mary for the T-shirts.
Blessings from the 2007 team


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Arugula Basil Pesto (Vegan, Gluten Free)
This quick and healthy Arugula Basil Pesto is so easy to make, full of fresh ingredients, and completely addictive!!
Originally, I wanted to call this recipe ?Amazing Magical Out-of-this-World Green Pesto Sauce? because once you start eating it you won't be able to stop. I made this for the first time the other night and kept taking bite after bite- it's so good! I tried it with bread, pretzels, crackers, by itself, it didn?t matter, I tried it all. I was texting my sister Audrey about my newfound creation and she offered to be a taste tester (how kind of her) =) So luckily she came over and helped me finish it off.
It's super easy to make too. Add the cashews, pine nuts and nutritional yeast to a food processor or high powered blender.
Blend on high until the nuts are broken into very small pieces, as small as you can get them. You may need to stop blending everything 15 seconds or so, to scrape down the sides of the bowl and stir.
Note- for the photo below, I actually tried using 3 tablespoons nutritional yeast (and decided it was way too much so I changed the recipe the second time around to only 1 tablespoon), so your pesto may look a little different (less yellow) than the photo below.
Next add the arugula, basil, olive oil, water, garlic powder and sea salt.
Blend until combined, scraping down the sides and re-blending as necessary.
Use as a spread for sandwiches, or on french bread (my favorite).
I?ve also eaten this on Roasted Spaghetti Squash = perfection.
Arugula-Basil Pesto (Vegan, Gluten Free) Print Prep time 20 mins Total time 20 mins Serves: Makes about 1 cup pesto Ingredients ¼ cup pine nuts ½ cup raw cashews 1 tablespoon nutritional yeast 2 cups packed fresh arugula 1½ cups packed fresh basil 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons water ½ teaspoon garlic powder ½ teaspoon ground sea salt Instructions Add the cashews, pine nuts and nutriti...
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