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University of Aveiro
|Universidade de Aveiro
|Latin: Universitas Alavariensis
|Theoria, Poiesis, Praxis
|Public University
|Manuel António Assunção[1]
Administrative staff
|12,584 (2008)[2]
|Aveiro, Portugal
|Urban, 92 hectares (227.3 acres)
|White and green
|Campus Europae, EUA, ECIU, ESDP-Network, UNIMED
The University of Aveiro (Portuguese: Universidade de Aveiro) is a public university, in addition to providing polytechnic education, located in the Portuguese city of Aveiro. Founded in 1973, it has a student population of approximately 12,500, distributed among 58 graduate, 40 Masters of Science and 25 PhD programs, distributed by departments and autonomous sections, with specialized faculties. It is a Research & Development university, with research departments developing programmes in fundamental and applied mathematics, physics, chemistry, telecommunications, robotics, bioinformatics, sea sciences, materials, design, business administration and industrial engineering.
The main campus and nearby Administration and Accounting Institute, are located in the city centre of Aveiro. There are external/regional campuses in Águeda (Higher Education Technological and Management School of Águeda) and Oliveira de Azeméis (Higher Education School of North Aveiro). It serves as a pole for the inter-university Doctoral program, along with the universities of Porto and Minho. Its integrated Masters in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering was the first Portuguese IT oriented European Accredited Engineering Masters (EUR-ACE) by the European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education.[3]
On 15 December 1973, at the inaugural speech of Professor José Veiga Simão, then Minister of National Education (Portuguese: Ministro da Educação Nacional) the new rector, stated:
- "In the peaceful construction of the future and in defense of sacred and enduring values, here will rise the University of Aveiro.[4]
Announced in a speech at the Museum of Aveiro, the event was held to mark the first meeting of the commission establishing the University of Aveiro, that included José Simão and other members of academic society and Aveiro.[4] The first pedagogical and scientific activities began in 1974, with first days classes in the telecommunication course, comprising 46 students.[4]
The licentiate courses established at the University of Aveiro (UA) were the first courses in innovative areas, that were not explored by traditional universities at the time in Portugal, but important to regional or national initiatives.[4] By 1976 there were courses in environmental science and education, natural sciences and education, mathematics and education, Portuguese-English and education and Portuguese-French and education. The student population included 338.[4] It was only in that year that the first infrastructure were established in the area later known as the University Campus of Santigao (Portuguese: Campus Universitário de Santiago).[4]
During the 1977-1978 lecture year, there was a proposal to create a pilot project: the first Centro Integrado de Formação de Professores (CIFOP), today the Integrated Unit for Continuing Education (Portuguese: Unidade Integrada de Formação Continuada, UINFOC), in the country.[4] At UA, the intention was to establish a training institute for professors/teachers, from infant education to secondary school, using the latest pedagogical resources and innovative methods. The project was headed by Professor João Evangelista Loureiro, the former vice-rector at UA.[4]
A period of consolidation occurred at the university in the 1980s, resulting in internal regulation and the creation of fundamental bodies (during the mandate of the second rector Dr. José Mesquita Rodrigues) as well as the conclusion of the purchase of lands for the campus, later completed during the mandate of Dr. Renato Araújo.[4] By the end of the 1980s (specifically 24 September 1988), the law for university autonomy, permitted the consolidation of the university organic laws, and homologation of the university statutes, in June 1989.[4] Meanwhile, a team coordinated by architect Nuno Portas, had begun selecting among various prestigious Portuguese architects in 1986 to design the Santigao University Campus, that fell in line with their attempt to harmonize the structures with the architectural heritage of the city.[4] Many of the buildings, therefore, were designed by internationally recognized architects, among them: Alcino Soutinho, Álvaro Sisa Vieira, Pedro Ramalho, Luís Ramalho, José Maria Lopo Prata, Eduardo Souto Moura, Adalberto Dias, Rebello de Andrade, Jorge Kol de Carvalho, Gonçalo Byrne and Figueiredo Dias, whose works have annually been visited by national and international specialists.[4] By the mid-1980s teaching had expanded with innovative courses in Environment, Industrial Management, Music, Tourism, Chemical Industry and New Technologies.[4]
The 1990s was marked by a new phase at UA, with priorities redefined to position the university towards internationalization and cooperation, namely European programs, reinforcing relationships with Portuguese-speaking and Latin states, and building protocols between international institutes, organs and companies abroad.[4] In parallel there were initiatives in continuing education, distance learning and improving student satisfaction and quality.[4] In 1994, an Internet search engine, SAPO, was created in this university. Since 1998, the University has been developing an ecological motor vehicle, Ícaro, aiming to run the largest distance with the smallest amount of consumed fuel, having participated in the international competition Shell Eco-marathon.
During the second mandate of the fourth rector, Dr. Júlio Pedrosa, the student population was 8000, and the university had the most number of internationally recognized programs.[4] During 25th anniversary celebrations, UA advanced with the integration of polytechnical study into early training programs. The creation of the Escola Superior de Tecnologia e Gestão de Águeda (in 1997), the integration of the Instituto de Contabilidade e Administração de Aveiro (in 1999), the implementation of the Escola Superior de Saúde (in 2000), and the implementation of a polytechnical school in the northern district, the Escola Superior Aveiro-Norte], was part of this process of integration.[4] In 2012-13, it was ranked 351-400 in the Times Higher Education World University rankings. Rankings[5]
The first mandate of its sixth rector, Dr. Maria Helena Nazaré, was marked by the start of professional program in technology (2002-2003). Since 2009, it has hosted a SexLab aimed at studying sexual health.[4]
The University hosts 3810-UA, a weekly national public television program.
In mid-spring, a one-week break from formal studies is allowed, wherein anyone may participate in academic activities, concerts or Enterro do Ano, a local academic parade.
The University is a regular participant or organizer of robotics inter-university or inter-school competitions, i.e.: Micro-Rato (hardware robotics) and Cyber-Rato (behavioral software). In 2008, one of its teams won the Robocup world competition, in China.
The University occasionally organizes mathematics competitions, mostly aimed at pre-university level students.
University Campus Santiago[edit]
The university architecture is modern, with more than 25 buildings.
As an organization, the university is composed of departments (one of them built by Eduardo Souto de Moura), autonomous sections, research units, administrative and service facilities, a library (built by Álvaro Siza), a mediateque, a field track, a multisports building with gym, a residential complex, green spaces, ecological spots and parking lots. The rectory (built by Gonçalo Byrne) is located in a white building near the campus centre.
The campus also has an entire Administration and Accounting Institute, which has its own service facilities and parking lots.
List of studies[edit]
- Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics Department
- Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering, (EUR-ACE SCD accredited)
- Computers and Telematic Engineering
- Information Technologies and Systems
- Chemistry Department
- Biochemistry
- Biotechnology
- Chemical Engineering
- Chemistry, (Chemistry Eurobachelor Label accredited)
- Physics Department
- Physics
- Physics Engineering (EUR-ACE accredited)
- Marine Sciences
- Ceramics and Glass Department
- Sciences for Education Department
- Biology Department
- Environment Department
- Communication and Arts Department
- Management and Industrial Engineering Department
- Economy
- Industrial Management and Engineering
- Management
- Tourism
- Civil Engineering Department
- Mechanical Engineering Department
- Geosciences Department
- Languages and Cultures Department
- Mathematics Department
- Health Sciences Autonomous Section
- Justice and Political Sciences Autonomous Section
- Higher Education School of North Aveiro (ESAN) (polytechnic sector)
- Administration and Accounting Institute of the Aveiro University (ISCA-UA) (polytechnic sector)
- Higher Education Technological and Management School of Águeda (ESTGA) (polytechnic sector)
- Commerce
- Documentation and Archives
- Electrical Engineering
- Information Technologies
- Public and Local Management
- Secretariat Technician
Research Web page[edit]
Research Units[edit]
The university hosts on its premises four associated laboratories (Associated Laboratories)
- Institute of Telecommunications (IT)
- Centre for Environmental and Sea Studies (CESAM)
- Centre for Research on Ceramic and Composite Materials (CICECO)
- Institute of Nanostructures, Nanomodelling and Nanofabrication - Physics of Semiconductors, Optoelectronics and disordered Systems (I3N-FSCOSD)
- Minor Research Units
- Centro de Biologia Celular - CBC
- Centro de Estudos em Optimização e Controlo - CEOC
- Centro de Investigação em Didática e Tecnologia na Formação de Formadores - CiDTFF
- Centro de Investigação em Educação e Ciências do Comportamento-CIECC
- Centro de Línguas e Culturas - CLC
- Geobiociências, Geotecnologias e Geo-engenharias - GEOBIOTEC
- Institute of Electronics and Telematics Engineering of Aveiro (IEETA)
- Matemática e Applicações - MA
- Pólo de Aveiro do Instituto de Etnomusicologia - Centro de Estudos de Música e Dança - INET-MD
- Pólo de Aveiro do Centro de Estudo das Tecnologias e Ciências da Comunicação-CETAC.MEDIA
- Química Orgânica de Produtos Naturais e Agroalimentares - QOPNA
- Tecnologia Mecânica e Automação - TEMA
- Unidade de Investigação em Governança, Competitividade e Políticas Públicas-GOVCOPP
- Pólo de Aveiro do ID+ Instituto de Investigação em Design, Media e Cultura
Student groups[edit]
- Associação Académica da Universidade de Aveiro
- Nucleo de Estudantes de Engenharia do Ambiente (NEEA)
- Associação de Electrónica, Telecomunicações e Telemática da Universidade de Aveiro (AETTUA)
- IEEE - Student Branch
- Grupo Linux da Universidade de Aveiro
- Núcleo de Estudantes de Engenharia de Computadores e Telemática da Associação Académica da Universidade de Aveiro (NEECT-AAUAv)
Faculty and alumni[edit]
- Catarina Fagundes, windsurfer at 1996 Summer Olympics
- Jacinta, jazz singer
- José Carlos Pedro, researcher at IT, professor, IEEE Fellow
See also[edit]
- ^ https://www.ua.pt/reitoria/PageText.aspx?id=11249
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on February 20, 2012. Retrieved June 21, 2015.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r UA, ed. (2015), História (in Portuguese), Aveiro, Portugal: Universidade de Aveiro, retrieved 17 September 2015
- ^ http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/world-university-rankings/2012-13/world-ranking/region/europe


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This year's 'Game of Thrones' season finale was full of major WTF moments – and if you're a fan of the show, you'll know that life in the Seven Kingdoms can be as hellish as London's transport network. Jon Snow almost being crushed to death during the Battle of the Bastards? Yeah, that's basically evening rush hour on the Piccadilly line. But even if you don't watch it, you'll know that the tube is 'dark and full of terrors'… and some serious struggles. Here are 18 you'll probably understand, GOT-style: 1. The queue to enter Oxford Circus tube station during rush hour. You'll be like: DRACARYS! via GIPHY 2. The lack of oxygen on the Northern line: via GIPHY 3. People who wait for the barriers to close before they swipe their Oyster card: via GIPHY 4. Drunk people on the tube who think it's perfectly acceptable to sit on the floor pissed out of their brains and take up valuable standing space: via GIPHY 5. People who try to make friends with you just so they can nab a seat: via GIPHY 6. People who leave their litter behind on the train: via GIPHY 7. No air con. On anything: via GIPHY 8. People who say: 'can you move down the bus/carriage please?' when there's no more damn space. DRACARYS! via GIPHY 9. When nobody gets the concept of PERSONAL space: via GIPHY 10. When you get on a bus home and then it suddenly gets diverted: via GIPHY 11. People who breathe down your nec
Abracadabra! Here are four magic shows worth checking out this summer
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Watch this guy will make the fastest falafel wrap you've ever seen
Hungry and in an insane rush? Hot-foot it over to iFalafal in Petticoat Lane market on Goulston Street where this falafel wizard will you whip you up a tasty Middle Eastern snack in just 17 seconds. The street food vendor is taking fast food to new speedy heights and is getting a reputation as London's 'falafel wrap master'. The £3 wraps come with a lightning speed addition of falafels, houmous, pickles, cucumber, lettuce, chilli sauce and tahini. They're getting such a reputation that there's even a Reddit thread called 'The Fastest Falafel Wrapper in London'. Don't believe us? Prepare to be amazed: Still not impressed? Check this: Hungry? Here are some more places to get some damn good falafel in London.
Overheard in London: this week's #wordonthestreet
Every week you share the weird things you've overheard in London. Above, a few perplexing snippets from the past seven days – don't forget to tweet us your own! Like Word on the Street? We've now made a book of these little beauties! 'Word on the Street: Ridiculous Things We've Overheard in London' is out now, £6.99. To buy a copy, visit timeout.com/wotsbook.
Quit your job, become a... street food seller
Andy Parsons Evi Peroulaki 38, market stall owner and co-founder of Souvlaki Street What the hell is souvlaki? 'It's a Greek wrap. We use Greek pita, tzatziki, salad and either pork, chicken or halloumi.' Why set up a street food stall? 'Pure greed! Both Conor (my partner) and I love souvlaki, but we couldn't find good souvlaki in London. So we turned up at our local market in Clapton one day with a disposable barbecue from Sainsbury's to see how it went. We brought enough to make 20 wraps and they all went within an hour.' Can anyone turn up and do it? 'No, we had an audition with the guy who runs the market. It was a bit like "MasterChef". After that, we started turning up every other Sunday and it got really popular.' What's an average day for you now? 'Early morning starts to get to the market by 8am. If I can get up at 6.30am, it's a lie-in! Then we set up and start serving. I don't get to sit down again until 9pm. By 10pm, I'm dead.' How do you fit in a social life? 'What's a social life? We don't have any friends any more! It's very hard, especially in the summer because we do so many festivals. It's like having a child: it takes every single moment of spare time you have.' It sounds awful... 'It's our baby! The fact that it's ours and we can take it in any direction we want is definitely the best thing about it. No matter how tiring it is or how much it sucks the life out of you, it's your thing. We watch it grow every day and it makes us proud.' Do
City envy: there's a wine theme park in Bordeaux
Theme parks: nightmare places of interminable queues, huge crowds of mardy teenagers, and £15 burgers filled with mystery meat. But take a moment to imagine this, if you will: the interminable queues have been replaced by row upon row of bottles of pinot noir. There are no rowdy youngsters, just glasses full of the finest cabernet sauvignon. And instead of dodgy food, there are gallons of delicious chenin blanc. This oenophile's wet dream is a reality, because the world's first wine theme park has just opened in the French city of Bordeaux. La Cité du Vin offers ten floors of adults-only fun, with experiences ranging from wine-tasting sessions to exhibitions on the history of wine and even a wine-merchant- themed boat ride. There are no rollercoasters, but the resulting hangovers should be able to recreate some of their effects. Want more great things in other cities? You can now get a pizza in a box made of pizza (!) in New York And there's an IMAX spin studio in New York
11 reasons to go to Marchmont Street in Bloomsbury, WC1
Bloomsbury is something of an unknown quantity. It's hidden away, tucked among and behind all sorts of places that everyone already knows. But head to its back streets, past the busy roads and you'll discover one of central London's greatest treasures. Neither crazy-busy like Oxford Street, nor aggy like the City, not touristy like Covent Garden, it has all the history of Soho but, brilliantly, none of the crowds. Despite being near London's busiest bits, Marchmont Street is one of Zone 1's most chilled-out places to wander around and it has an amazingly rich heritage. It's got all bases covered: art, cinema, architecture, museums, green spaces, shopping, fine food, nice pubs and cheap eats. And if you turn up on a Sunday morning you basically get it all to yourself. That rich history I alluded to earlier? The street's full of stories: from the LGBT powerhouse Gay's the Word (recognise it from Pride?) to Percy and Mary Shelley's old house and the gossip-worthy goings-on of Jane Austen-era Brunswick Square, it's basically a living museum of London. So as all the tourists head straight to the British Museum, go a little bit east and give yourself the whole day to have a proper exploration of the road that London historians call Bloomsbury's 'original high street'. Drink this A photo posted by nicolondon1985 (@nicolondon1985) on Jun 21, 2013 at 4:17am PDT The Norfolk Arms runs a mean bar and also serves pata negra and soutzouki as well as modern British food a
Top five cheapest Londoners
© Nathan James Page 1. The exact-bill- divider-upper You and your work chums head out for dim sum, and eventually the bill arrives. Andy from Finance pipes up: 'I only had one glass of pinot, and I didn't touch the noodles.' Dividing up the steamed dumplings, tofu skin rolls and lotus leaf rice parcels among you and seven of your colleagues is like thrusting a fully-grown Arizonian cactus up ya derrière. All because Andy foresees a personal economic meltdown if he spends a few extra pence on Donna from HR's sticky rice. 2. The pots-of-cash-TK Maxx-weekender Kathy lives in a four-bed, three-bath, fifteenth-floor Thames-side apartment, has no comprehension of what the Jubilee line is and executes her weekly shop at Borough Market, but she'll take up your whole Saturday dragging you round the aisles of TK's in the hunt for a cost-effective kaftan. She'll barter her way out of service charges, bully waiting staff for complimentary booze and wangle her way out of cancellation fees. You can take the girl out of the north-west, but not out of a 60 percent-less-than-the-RRP discount department store. © Nathan James Page 3. The daily saver, holiday splurger With Sam, it's all voucher deals, Groupon bargains and TopTable offers; she'll never start with an apéritif at a hyper-cool hotel or contemporary cocktail bar: 'You can buy a whole bottle of plonk for the price of one cosmo in that gaff.' She'll happily bang on about P&O's ocean-fresh lobster, the tasty p
This tube map shows the average property prices at every London Underground station
Click for the full-sized map Everyone knows that if you ever want to get on the property ladder in London, you're going to need a helluva lot of cash. To quantify just how money we're talking about, the folks at TotallyMoney.com have put together this handy (if depressing) map, which shows the average house price, per square foot, within 0.3 miles of every London tube station. To put it into context, the average one-bedroom flat in London is about 500 square feet, so you don't need to be a mathematician to work out that Zone 1 is pretty much off-limits unless you're secretly sitting on a pile of gold. The research shows that the Hammersmith and City line is the most expensive at £1,125 per square foot, while the Metropolitan line has the cheapest average property price, at £504 per square foot. Although, it's worth bearing in mind that the Metropolitan line stretches all the way out to Zone 9, so you might save on property but you'll have a seriously long (and expensive) commute. Want more depressing property maps? This one show how unaffordable renting in London is. Here are 25 things you didn't know about the tube.
Bum rush: photos of the World Naked Bike Ride in London
A photo posted by A Broad In London (@abroad.inlondon) on Jun 11, 2016 at 9:23am PDT On Saturday, hundreds of cyclists stripped off and saddled up for the World Naked Bike Ride's London leg. A photo posted by Paukova (@paukova_zhzh) on Jun 11, 2016 at 7:46am PDT Ostensibly a protest against oil dependency and a car-dominated public realm, it's also quite a good laugh. A photo posted by Ming (@indieboy) on Jun 11, 2016 at 9:05am PDT Photos suggest quite a troubling number of arsehole-on-Santander-bike incidents. Let's hope everyone brought some Dettol wipes. A photo posted by Norberto Gomes (@norgomes) on Jun 12, 2016 at 8:51am PDT The bike ride takes place in cities around the world, with recent happenings in Chicago and Los Angeles. A photo posted by Secchi (@secchiyao) on Jun 11, 2016 at 2:33pm PDT The event happens each year, so if you're feeling inspired, make a plan for next June! A photo posted by @chichiwawawa on Jun 11, 2016 at 12:44pm PDT And now to conclude the post, more naked people on bikes. Enjoy! A photo posted by Monkey (@monkey_muscle) on Jun 13, 2016 at 2:01am PDT A photo posted by Tom (@i_am_tomr) on Jun 11, 2016 at 12:18pm PDT A photo posted by Ashish Surana (@_aashishclicks) on Jun 11, 2016 at 1:30pm PDT A photo posted by Asier Susaeta (@assier78) on Jun 12, 2016 at 3:52am P


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SiTE:LAB: Nothing Is Destroyed
SiTE:LAB: Nothing Is Destroyed | Press Release | On Livestream | Website | In The Creators Project | In The Observer
July 9-30, 2016
Opening Reception: July 9, 7-9pm
SiTE:LAB presents Nothing is Destroyed, a site-specific project for Open Source Gallery.
Nothing is Destroyed is part of a larger conversation that began in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This exhibit contains objects extracted from and related to previous projects surrounding the church that trace the trajectory of interventions at and with the desanctified Rumsey Street Church. Nothing is Destroyed includes architectural artifacts and work by Paul Amenta, Lora Robertson and Nick Kline. The title of the exhibition, taken from Lorenzo Fusi's essay on the work of Gordon Matta-Clark nothing is created, nothing is destroyed, everything is transformed, references Matta-Clark's idea of "anarchitecture," which described his interest in voids, gaps and leftover spaces related to architecture. Nothing is Destroyed focuses on these concepts, creating, like Matta-Clark, an expanded vision of space and its representation over time. Each recontextualization of the Rumsey Street Church adds a new history, creating new collaborations and connections which contribute to the project through both additions and subtractions.
Nothing is Destroyed is a kind of love letter to a space and its reincarnations. The Rumsey Street Church originally functioned as a Catholic church, but was abandoned by its congregation when they outgrew the structure. In July 2015, pieces of the church were brought to Upstate New York by Paul Amenta, who reconstructed the pipe organ into a motorized venting system at CR10. In August 2015, Nick Kline, Lynn Cazabon and Monika Wuhrer transformed the church where it stood in Grand Rapids, Michigan. During ArtPrize, the church received stripes and hosted performances by local artists, musicians, poets, writers and residents. In June 2016, the steeple of the church traveled to New York to be presented at 92Y by the Satellite Collective and SiTE:LAB. In the last stop on the tour, the artifacts are presented during Nothing is Destroyed before returning to the Grand Rapids to be reconstructed for ArtPrize 2016. The facade of the building will be rehabilitated to its original appearance, landscaped with trees and welcomed back with a film by Lora Robertson of the Satellite Collective.
SiTE:LAB is a nomadic all-volunteer arts organization that has organized dozens of temporary site-specific art projects, usually in underutilized downtown buildings in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Previous projects have used locations as diverse as an abandoned natural history museum, a nature preserve, vacant commercial buildings, and most recently, a once-grand downtown hotel. The Rumsey Street Project was created in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity of Kent County in 2015. The property consists of nearly three acres of unoccupied structures, including a body shop, vacant lots, residencies and the former Catholic church whose steeple is included in Nothing is Destroyed. The Rumsey Street Project is functioning as an art center until Habitat begins its redevelopment of the property in 2017. In this space, SiTE:LAB focuses on presenting large-scale, site-specific work by both local and international artists.
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Rare Earth Stock Soars After Showing Up on 60 Minutes Last Night
Remember Molycorp?
The stock of Molycorp spiked on Monday morning. The company mines rare earth metals in the Mojave Desert.
Why the sudden interest? Because Molycorp and its chairman, Constantine Karayannopoulos, were the stars of a 60 Minutes story on Sunday night about rare earth metals and their prevalence in such things as miniaturization, electronics, fiberoptics, and other technologies that have come to dominate modern life.
The premise of the story is that China has cornered the market on rare earth minerals and thus has the ability to corner the U.S. on everything from cellphone use to defense. (Sample quote from the story: "A prime example of that is the new F-35 fighter jet, the most technologically advanced weapons system in history. Each one contains nearly half a ton of rare earths.")
You may remember rare earths being a big deal about four or five years ago, when investors first started freaking out about China's dominance of rare earth mining. Deng Xiaoping first mentioned rare earths in a speech more than 20 years ago, and the country has since used its cheap labor and disregard for environmental concerns to become the world leader in rare earth mining.
The panic subsided after analysts started pointing out that rare earth metals are neither rare, nor expensive, and China's monopoly could easily be broken (a point raised again after last night's story). But that obsession pushed Molycorp—the owner of the only domestic rare earth mine in the U.S.—to huge heights. In early 2011, its stock soared, peaking at $77.54 a share.
Today, it's still below $0.50 per share. And that's after the surge caused by the 60 Minutes story. The timing of the story (which CBS News was working on since at least September 2014) was also interesting, because just one week ago, Molycorp stated it "may not be able to continue as a going concern," unless it can restructure its debt. Declining mineral prices and production slowdowns have seriously hurt their ability to meet obligations and they been seeking advisers to help with restructuring talks.
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Welcome to the Berkshire Kripalu Community
The BKC is a completely separate organization from Kripalu. It has it's own nonprofit tax status, board of directors and membership.
Jai Bhagwan: (I Honor the Light Within You) – Hindi greeting used interchangeable with the Sanskrit Namaste.
Namasté: A Sanskrit word meaning "The Light of God in Me recognizes and honors The Light of God in You" and in that recognition is our Oneness.


text: Politoed @ Leftovers Trait: Drizzle Shiny: Yes EVs: 252 SAtk / 252 HP / 4 Spd Modest Nature IVs: 30 Atk / 30 SAtk - Hydro Pump - Ice Beam - Focus Blast - Hypnosis Politoed summons rain and is crucial to the team's success. It can take and dish out hits fairly well. It can also put other leads to sleep, almost completely taking away any chance the opponent has to set up entry hazards. Ferrothorn @ Leftovers Trait: Iron Barbs EVs: 88 Def / 252 HP / 168 SDef Relaxed Nature IVs: 0 Spd - Spikes - Stealth Rock - Thunder Wave - Gyro Ball Typical Ferrothorn set, although I ran both spikes and stealth rock since Ferrothorn can easily set up both. It can also spread paralysis, keeping fast sweepers in check, while also serving as a mixed wall. Gyro Ball hits hard and keeps Ferrothorn from becoming complete Taunt bait, although this set struggles against fast Taunt users like Deoxys-D. Toxicroak @ Black Sludge Trait: Dry Skin EVs: 252 Atk / 244 HP / 12 Def Adamant Nature - Bulk Up - Sucker Punch - Drain Punch - Substitute This may be the most underrated pokemon in OU, I have decimated entire teams with this set. The idea is to come into any pokemon that can't do much harm to it (this is a huge list, and it includes nearly every water type in the metagame, along with Tyranitar, Terrakion, and other threats) and proceed to set up with Substitute and Bulk Up. Sucker Punch and Drain Punch hit nearly everything for neutral-supereffective damage, and can OHKO nearly everything after one or two boosts. Also, Toxicroak heals 19% of its health in the rain thanks to dry skin, almost completely eliminating the health loss from the Substitute. Tornadus (M) @ Life Orb Trait: Prankster EVs: 252 Spd / 252 SAtk / 4 HP Timid Nature - Hurricane - Focus Blast - Rain Dance - Hidden Power [Ice] This is a hard hitting, yet reliable sweeper. It can OHKO many pokemon with its basically perfect coverage, with its only problem being Focus Blast's accuracy. Hurricane can OHKO a long list of pokemon, and in the rain, it has perfect accuracy. HP Ice can OHKO every dragon type in OU, including Dragonite after multiscale is broken. Rain Dance ensures my weather stays up if Politoed dies or if another weather inducer is sent out, and has proven very useful. Jolteon @ Choice Specs Trait: Volt Absorb EVs: 252 Spd / 252 SAtk / 4 SDef Timid Nature - Thunder - Volt Switch - Signal Beam - Hidden Power [Grass] Jolteon is another special sweeper, with its insanely powerful Thunder, which has perfect accuracy in the rain. Signal Beam deals with Latios and other psychic types. Volt Switch lets it scout, and HP Grass ends Ground types. Blastoise (F) @ Leftovers Trait: Rain Dish Shiny: Yes EVs: 4 Def / 252 HP / 252 SDef Bold Nature IVs: 30 Def / 30 SDef / 30 Spd - Dragon Tail - Rapid Spin - Scald - Toxic Blastoise is my bulky spinner, and Specially Defensive Tank. This thing can reliably spin away hazards while taking hit like a champ, especially in the rain where Rain Dish allows it to regain 13% HP every turn. Scald can hit fairly well in the rain, while spreading burns that can put physical sweepers out of commission. Dragon Tail can spread entry hazard damage and Toxic poison if it wishes.


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I'm interested in converting some .ppt files into beamer/.tex (or, better, .org) format. I can find numerous discussions of converting from beamer to .ppt but not the other way round. Is there any (reasonable) way to do this?
If you are interested I can share with you some VBA code I have developed to do just that. You can load it as a macro and run it. It will give you a txt file of the same name as the ppt and dump the pictures as png files. It will also show the number of the slide it came from. I want to eventually take the VBA code and create a stand alone application but the time is not there yet.
There is another project for ppt to beamer conversion. I have used it and the major downside was that a 20 slided ppt with about 8 bullets per slide became an over 200 slide beaner. I also had to manually fix about 20+ LaTeX errors per slide. And there are some difficulties with graphics.
I used this about 4 years ago and I was able to convert quickly the 72 ppt slide shows for a semester course in an afternoon.
The link are at this web site at the prersentations section. http://www.unc.edu/~monogan/computing/latex/
Here is the updated link to where you can down Jim Stimson's RTFBeamer program (see under "Creating Scientific Slideshows"): http://spia.uga.edu/faculty_pages/monogan/latex.php
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There are many ways to deal with this. All options are negotiable. You can make them get a survey as suggested. You can go back to your title company for advice. You can allow them to put up a new fence that places the 4 x 4 a little bit closer to your house. You can offer to split the cost of the fence so that you continue to have say in the design and the materials.
I guess I'd ask them why they think this is the case before I did anything. Commonly the fences in a block all line up. You can look at a plat map to see if there are any irregularities.
The first thing I would ask them is how they came to that conclusion. If they said they measured it, I would suggest you telling them to get a surveyor out to determine if this is correct or not.
You could also contact your title and escrow company and have the nieghbor do the same. But before you spend any money, I'm assuming there is no fence and since your neighbor has offered to pay for it, it's not the end of the world.
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As other have mentioned here, let your neighbor produce or pay for a survey. If they are willing to pay for a fence then surely they would do their (and as a result your) due diligence. The other issue is whether or not you want a fence if one isn't in place already.
I'm also curious as to whether or not you did a survey when you purchased the home. The potential answers could lie in the documents given to you if you had done one eight years ago when you bought.
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Have your neighbor pay for a survey of his/her parcel, and then discuss the placement of the stakes with the surveyor.
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