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Reserves for the All-Star teams were announced Thursday. Blake Griffin was elected to start for the Western Conference by the fans. Paul finished third in fan voting.
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Before Thursday's game, Paul went through his most extensive on-court workout to date.
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Located in Perth Central Business District, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of His Majesty's Theatre, SCITECH Discovery Centre, and Kings Park War Memorial. Kings Park and Botanic Garden and Perth Mint are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. 3 meeting rooms are available. This Perth hotel also offers dry cleaning/laundry services, room service (during limited hours), and an elevator (lift).
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The US and the EU have a long history of cooperation on energy policies (through our Strategic Energy Review) and on energy R&D (under our Agreement on Scientific and Technological Cooperation). The new Obama administration has opened new opportunities for further co operation.
Concretely, the proposal to set up an EU-US Energy Council was officially tabled in June 2009 via a letter that Secretary Clinton's special envoy for Eurasian Energy questions, Ambassador Morningstar 1 sent to Minister Fule, HR Solana, the President of the Commission as well as Commissioners Ferrero-Waldner, Piebalgs and Potocnik. On 16 September the EU provided a common response suggesting areas of work under three main headings, namely Energy Policies, Global Energy Security and Global Markets and Energy Technologies Research Cooperation.
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The EU-US Energy Council, proposed in June 2009, is to be set up for deepening the transatlantic dialogue on strategic energy issues of mutual interest. It will also be the platform for cooperation on energy policies and research collaboration on sustainable and clean energy technologies. Given that the EU and the US are two of the world's consumers of energy it is in the interests of both to deepen their bilateral energy cooperation to address the growing challenges of global energy security, sustainability and climate change.
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Scotland has been a popular student destination for hundreds of years. The country's oldest universities – St Andrews, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen – are truly ancient, dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Many more institutions have since been founded and have grown in stature, before eventually achieving university status. The country now boasts 14 universities and almost a quarter of a million students: not bad for a nation with a population of just over five million.
The number of people choosing to study in Scotland is also growing rapidly. Higher education participation rates have doubled in the last 10 years, with more Scots than ever opting to continue in education after finishing their Highers. School leavers from other parts of the UK are also flocking there each year, attracted not only by the chance to study in some of Britain's most beautiful surroundings, but also by the way Scottish degrees are financed and structured.
By far the biggest expense faced by most students in the UK is tuition fees: those studying in England have to pay more than £3,000 per year, which often lands them with debts in excess of £10,000 after graduation. But if you already live in Scotland and choose to remain in the country for university, you won't have to pay any tuition fees at all.
This system has been in place since 2000, when Scotland's recently formed parliament decided to abolish fee-paying higher education. Their hope was that it would make university available to the greatest possible number of young people, and to ensure that more of the country's brightest minds would choose to remain at home. European Union regulations mean that this rule extends to students from EU countries outside the UK – but bizarrely not to those from England, Wales or Northern Ireland, who have to pay the going rate if they want to study in Scotland.
This year, the deal has got even sweeter. Previously, students who had enjoyed a free ride through university were asked to pay a "graduate endowment fee" after completing their degree, which went towards funding bursaries offered to less wealthy students. But in February of this year it was announced that this too was being abolished, saving Scots who choose to study in their home country the tidy sum of around £2,000 each. Scottish students from low-income backgrounds are still guaranteed a bursary to help them pay for other essentials such as food and accommodation, which they are not required to pay back.
But studying in Scotland doesn't just make financial sense for the locals: if you're from elsewhere in the UK and choose to make the trip north, you'll still be paying far less for your education than you would if you attended an English university. From the start of this academic year, non-Scots will have to pay just £1,775 per annum in tuition fees, compared to the £3,145 forked out by those studying south of the border. So even though a Scottish undergraduate degree lasts longer than most – for four years rather than three – it's still a lot cheaper.
The cost of living in Scotland is also slightly lower than the rest of the country, which is helpful when you're trying to make every penny count. Renting a shared student flat in Edinburgh or Glasgow will still put a dent in your finances though, and it is worth noting that competition for property is at a premium in St Andrews due to the small size of the town.
Undergraduate degrees gained at Scottish universities differ quite significantly from those offered at institutions in other parts of the UK, both in terms of structure and teaching. For a start, they take four years rather than three to complete. Although this means you'll spend a bit more of your life as a penniless student – and many would argue this is no bad thing – the format is more relaxed, giving you more time to explore different academic areas besides your own. And if you attend one of the four ancient institutions, you'll end up with a Masters degree under your belt, rather than the Bachelors qualification offered by most UK universities.
The main advantage of the four-year degree, however, lies in its flexibility. It allows room for two years of generalised education followed by two years of specialised study: this format is the one favoured in continental Europe, and also in the United States, where students try out a variety of different areas loosely connected to their own before finally choosing a "major". These first two years do not contribute to the overall degree result either, so students are encouraged to try subjects outside their comfort zone without the worry that a bad choice might affect their final grade. The hope is that this approach will give them knowledge of different disciplines and a more rounded education.
"It means that the system is much more flexible, and that the students can experience everything that's on offer," says Kirsty Rimmer, a spokesperson for Universities Scotland, the representative body for the country's higher education institutions. "This is great for people who have just left school at the age of 18, because they might not know exactly what they want to do yet. We've found that a lot of students are really attracted to the Scottish system for this reason."
If you decided to study politics at a Scottish university, for example, you would probably have the opportunity to take modules in economics and history for your first few years, before finally confirming politics as your major. This versatility can be very refreshing for students who were forced to narrow their options down to just three subjects at A-level. And if you do decide that your original choice of subject was the wrong one, the Scottish method also makes it a lot easier to change the main focus of your degree without having to start back at square one.
Scotland's often miserable weather might have given it a bad reputation, but the country has plenty of things to recommend it to prospective students. Both of the principal cities are visually stunning: if the dark rocky crags of Edinburgh Castle don't impress you, then Glasgow's refined squares and Georgian architecture surely will. Both are also cultural hubs with thriving art and music scenes, where the nightlife ranges from flashy modern nightclubs to snug pubs with coal fires and real ales.
Further north, the beauty of the countryside is likely to bewitch even the staunchest of urbanites, but it would be wrong to dismiss the rest of Scotland as purely rural. Aberdeen and Dundee are two significant cities which are often ignored by those unfamiliar with the country, but they are packed with history and have plenty to offer the modern student. In smaller towns such as St Andrews, students throw old-school house parties to make up for the shortage of nightclubs: the student lifestyle up here might not be typical, but it will be unique.
"What's attractive about Scotland is that it's such a mix between the urban and rural," says Rimmer. "The cities are accessible, easy to get around and have a lot of big attractions such as the Edinburgh festival."
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Population: Inverness, 40,949 Highlands and Islands, approx. 250,000 (source: scrol.gov.uk)
Institutions: UHI Millennium InstituteWe say: Inverness is currently undergoing extensive development with shopping areas and a thriving cultural hub, the Ironworks live music venue. It's the only real city in the Highlands, and is the nominal centre of the sprawling UHI Millennium Institute. The Highlands and Islands offer stunning scenery in amazing rural locations. As with Inverness, culture is firmly based around traditional Gaelic heritage: real ale, real music and all-round good craic.
They say: "Yes, it is small-town living, but it's not necessarily quieter living. Life bases itself around music culture. It's about sessions – not drinking sessions, music sessions. We all go down to the local pub and everyone sings and plays together. We do the typical things you do as students, but with a Highland twist," says Liondsaidh NicMhichell, president, UHI Students' Association.
Population: 184,788
Institutions: University Of Aberdeen; The Robert Gordon University
We say: Like most of Scotland's ancient university towns, Aberdeen is a pleasant, student-friendly place to be – which is a good job, because the long, dark winters and Aberdeen's extreme location make it feel like tough love sometimes. The city has lots of clean, green spaces. Property can be on the expensive side, with prices starting to rival Edinburgh. But the cost of living is cheaper than in the capital, and there's loads going on, including a £13m visual arts centre due to open in 2010.
They say: "Students tend to come from outside the city, so it's really welcoming because everybody is in the same boat – there's no hardcore of locals you're trying to infiltrate. Old Aberdeen is really nice, with lots of cobbled streets. It's almost like a separate world, even though it's really close to the city centre," says Angela Fraser, president, Aberdeen University Students' Association.
Population: 154,674
Institutions: Dundee University; University Of Abertay Dundee
We say: You wouldn't think it if you've never been there, but Dundee has a thriving cultural quarter in the West End, full of arty bars and hot music venues. While places like Edinburgh feel a bit English, and St Andrews a bit American, Dundee is definitely Celtic, attracting Scots, Irish and particularly Northern Irish in droves. It's a good place to live as a student, as it's cheap. But that doesn't mean it's tacky, and the city is undergoing a large regeneration project centring around the river.
They say: "The best bit about Dundee is its size – it doesn't feel too huge, it just feels like a welcoming place. The West End has loads going on and Magdalen Green, down towards the riverside, is fantastic. People in Dundee are really warm. It's a smaller place but that has its benefits. It's very easy to meet people," says Dave MacLeod, incoming president of Dundee University Students' Association.
Population: 14,209
Institutions: University Of St Andrews
We say: Full of tourists and golfers, with rapidly rising property prices, no rail station (you need to go to Leuchars, which is 15 minutes outside town) and no nightclubs, St Andrews doesn't lend itself to a high quality of student life. But it's a long-time favourite with university-goers, and those who have visited know why. A town, rather than a city, St Andrews is beautifully perched by the North Sea, and is chock-full of character and history.
They say: "Everything is within walking distance, and there's a high density of pubs and an incredibly active student body. Although town-gown relations have been up and down in the last few years, there's never any public aggression. Every student has a point when they think it's too small – but they get over it," says Andrew Keenan, president, St Andrews Students' Association.
Population: 32,673
Institutions: University Of Stirling
We say: Scotland's smallest city sits slap bang in the centre of Scotland, where the highland and lowland meet. It is blessed with one of the most picturesque university campuses in the world: featuring 360 acres of woodland and lakes. The city itself has lots of history, pretty old streets, and a safe feel to it. Stirling (Andy Murray territory) is to become Scotland's centre for sporting excellence, and there are all kinds of outdoor sports – from rafting to kite-surfing – on offer.
They say: "Stirling is the perfect size to support a good nightlife – allowing for three nightclubs and dozens of pubs and bars. Unless you change pub on a regular basis you become familiar with the same few hundred faces. Stirling regularly comes in the top universities in national league tables for student experience," says Tom Spencer, president, Stirling University Students' Association.
Population: 629,501
Institutions: Glasgow University; Glasgow School Of Art; Glasgow Caledonian University; University Of Strathclyde
We say: Gritty, lively and, above all, Scottish, Glasgow is the hard-man's answer to twee Edinburgh. It might have one of the highest murder rates in Western Europe, and some of Scotland's most fearsome estates, but you'll be too busy having a good time to notice.
They say: "The nightlife is unbeatable – it genuinely is a 24-7 party. Sunshine isn't as rare as you'd think and the many parks across the city will fill up on a nice day – the atmosphere is phenomenal. Glasgow will pleasantly surprise you: and the people are the friendliest in the world. Shoppers flock from all over for the famous shopping we have to offer. A rich heritage and diverse culture result in a vibrant and welcoming city. There is so much to do: you'll miss it once you're gone," says Paddy Hastie, student president, Glasgow Caledonian University Students' Association.
Population: 430,082
Institutions: University Of Edinburgh; Napier University; Heriot-Watt University; Queen Margaret University; Edinburgh College Of Art
We say: Ah, Edinburgh. The truly lovely, posh and pretty alternative to the hedonism of Glasgow. Scotland's capital is shot through with history – the castle, in particular, giving the city its majestic feel – and culture, being home to the eponymous summer festival, and a thriving film festival. Plus, it's a favourite with touring bands, there's never a shortage of things going on. Living options – think high-ceilinged apartments – are unlike any other student town, though you'll pay for it.
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|Prosciutto di parma
|1⁄3 Pound, thinly sliced
|Roasted red pepper
|16 Ounce, well drained (1 Jar)
|1 Pound, sliced (Smoked Or Fresh)
|1 Tablespoon (For Drizzling)
1) Preheat a large non-stick griddle or grill over medium to medium-high flame.
2) Arrange a heavy brick filled with flour or heavy canned goods for pressing the sandwiches.
3) Cover that brick with foil.
4) To make sandwiches, arrange 2-3 slices of prosciutto on one slice of bread.
5) Spread a layer of roasted pepper and then a slice of mozzarella.
6) Cover the filling with another slice of bread and drizzle little oil on one side of sandwich.
7) On the heated grill, place the sandwich with the oily side down.
8) Drizzle some oil on the upward slice of the sandwich and press the bread with the foil-wrapped brick.
9) Brown the sandwiches in this fashion from both the sides for 2-3 minutes.
10) Serve the hot sandwiches immediately.
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Calories 2117 Calories from Fat 479
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 55 g84.3%
Saturated Fat 21.9 g109.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 122.9 mg41%
Sodium 5505.4 mg229.4%
Total Carbohydrates 306 g102.1%
Dietary Fiber 16.2 g64.8%
Sugars 9.9 g
Protein 89 g177.2%
Vitamin A 108.7% Vitamin C 112%
Calcium 104.1% Iron 100.8%
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Why Mo Martin matters so much
When does pursuing a dream become chasing a fantasy? There were probably a few times during the six years that Mo Martin spent in golf's "minor leagues" when she wasn't sure which one she was doing.
But only a few, which is part of why Martin's victory Sunday in the Women's British Open is so remarkable and heartwarming. During all those days playing for little money while traveling as cheaply as possible across the country to do it, Martin said she almost always woke up in a good mood and with a positive outlook.
This week -- and from now on -- she will wake up as the winner of an LPGA major championship.
In a year that's had Paula Creamer's 75-foot winning putt in a playoff and an 11-year-old competing in the U.S. Women's Open, could something else in women's golf seem even more improbable?
Yes -- Mo Martin winning a major. This could be a Disney movie that wouldn't have to be "based on" a true story. It could be 100 percent as it really happened, with no need for embellishment or manufactured drama. The script writes itself.
Martin is 31 years old, and until her triumph Sunday at Royal Birkdale, her best result on the LPGA Tour had been a tie for third in 2013. That also had been her only previous top-10 finish. Just earning her LPGA card for her 2012 rookie season at age 29 had been an odyssey.
A native of California, she took up golf as a child and eventually became a successful college player after walking on at UCLA. She helped the Bruins win an NCAA championship and earned a degree in psychology.
Then came the half-dozen years when Martin toiled in the "minors." The so-called Futures Tour in women's golf has existed in various forms since the early 1980s, and it became the LPGA's official developmental circuit in 1999. Now it's called the Symetra Tour and, for the most part, is based in medium-sized U.S. cities. Total purses this year average around $100,000, with winners getting about $15,000.
Playing on the Symetra Tour is supposed to be a means to an end, and ideally, no one wants to do it for long. The goal, of course, is to advance as quickly as possible to the LPGA, where there is the chance of more financial stability because the purses are larger.
If you're in your teens or early 20s on the Symetra Tour, hope for reaching the LPGA is easier to maintain. You're a golfing nomad, often with much of what you own in the back of your car. You become an expert on the best cheap places to stay and eat. You try to imagine the cheers, even on those holes where your only gallery consists of squirrels and birds. You bond with, celebrate with and cry with your fellow dreamers.
But when you get the tag of "veteran" on the developmental tour, you have to wonder if it's time to find another occupation.
Martin started the 2011 season as a Symetra Tour veteran. She was a 28-year-old in a sport whose world No. 1 player at that time, Yani Tseng, was 22. Certainly there were other things Martin could do with her life. How long would she keep trying to become an LPGA player?
But 2011 was, at last, her breakthrough year. She had 11 top-10 finishes, including one victory, and earned full playing privileges for the 2012 LPGA season. However, that was still just another beginning.
Martin had to play well enough to stay on the LPGA Tour and do so against the best players in the world. She was able to win around $170,000 her first LPGA season and nearly $320,000 her second. She didn't hit the ball far, but she was uncannily on target.
This year, her best finish coming into the Women's British Open was a tie for 13th. She had missed five cuts.
The winners of the two previous LPGA majors, Lexi Thompson and Michelle Wie, have stories that are very different from Martin's. They became millionaires while still teenagers -- heck, Thompson still is a teenager.
They are big hitters, especially Thompson, the 19-year-old who leads the LPGA in average driving distance at 271.3 yards, nearly 40 yards more than Martin averages off the tee. Thompson and Wie have had to work hard for their success, but they are also naturally quite gifted. Neither had to grind it out on the Symetra Tour, let alone do so for six years.
Yet this makes golf both interesting and vexing: Supremely talented players don't win all the time. Sometimes they aren't even in the hunt. That was the case at this Women's British Open as Thompson tied for 54th, 15 shots behind Martin, and Wie missed the cut.
As Martin's first LPGA Tour victory sank in -- she was on the driving range, practicing in case of a playoff -- television cameras caught her priceless expression, a mix of disbelief and euphoria. She said, "Is this real life?"
It was indeed, and Martin's life changes in some good ways now. The first-place prize of $474,575 is a significant sum to the average person, and Martin is much closer to that than to golf's high-rent district. Martin said she would be able to help her family secure ownership of her beloved late grandfather's ranch in California.
This major title also gives her some leverage in terms of sponsorships and other opportunities that can come along for a professional athlete with not just an inspiring tale, but also a big trophy. And she now has a 10-year exemption into the Women's British Open.
The victory propelled Martin up 73 spots in the Rolex world rankings to No. 26, and from No. 53 on the LPGA season money list to No. 15. From now on, she will be announced as "2014 Women's British Open champion." That lasts forever.
Admittedly, there are one-hit wonders in terms of major titles in the history of the LPGA and PGA tours. And there are LPGA courses that reward length and aren't penal for leaving the fairway -- the kinds of places that aren't suited for Martin's game. But the bottom line is she now knows she can beat the best players on her tour.
On Sunday, Martin thanked all the "angels" who had helped her -- financially and emotionally -- during the years when things were lean. And she undoubtedly gave energy to those currently on the Symetra Tour.
For that matter, she gave a boost to everyone who can't quite let go of an unfulfilled dream.
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Don't look back, or He'll take you.
You can't run No, you can't hide.
A slow painful death Is all that awaits you.
'Save me!' you cry 'Leave me alone!'
But it's too late He's coming for you.
Your worst nightmare has come frightfully true.
He'll eat you alive A delightfully horrid way to die.
The game has finished. The screen gone black.
You turn off your computer, Time for bed at last.
You curl up under sthe sheets, turn off your light.
But what you don't know, the shadow that lives
Is lurking in the corner, waiting until you sleep
And then the game becomes real.
And then the game is over.
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- 1 a weapon used for shooting arrows, consisting of a long, curved piece of wood with a tight string joining its ends He was armed with a bow and arrow.
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Newmark, N. M. (Nathan Mortimore), 1910-1981
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Nathan M. Newmark Expert américain en génie sismique
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|Behavior of welded built-up beams under repeated loads
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|Computation of dynamic structural response in the range approaching failure.
|Design of multistory reinforced concrete buildings for earthquake motions
|Design of underground structures to resist nuclear blasts
|A distribution procedure for the analysis of slabs continuous over flexible beams;
|Earthquake spectra and design, 1982:
|The effect of fabricated edge conditions on brittle fracture of structural steels
|Effect of inelastic behavior on the response of simple systems to earthquake motions
|The efficiency of riveted structural joints
|Elastic response of multi-story shear beam type structures subjected to strong ground motion
|An engineering approach to blast resistant design;
|Fatigue properties of weld metal
|Fatigue tests in axial compression
|Fundamentals of earthquake engineering
|Influence charts for computation of stresses in elastic foundations
|Interaction between rib and superstructure in concrete arch bridges
|Investigations of criteria for selecting structural metals
|Laboratory tests, high tensile bolted structural joints
|Low-temperature bend test properties of bead-on-plate welds
|Numerical analysis of earthquake response of a tall building
|Numerical integration for one-dimensional stress waves
|A numerical method for the solution of plate buckling problems
|Research on highway bridge floors at the University of Illinois, 1936-1954
|The response of simple structures to dynamic loads
|A review of cumulative damage in fatigue: a techinical report of a cooperative research project sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, Dept. of the Navy and the Dept. of Civil Engineering.
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|Shear deflection of wide flange steel beams in the plastic range
|A simple approximation for the natural frequencies of partly restrained bars
|A statistical estimate of relative distribution of extreme shear in a tall building subjected to random earthquake shocks
|The Strength of monolithic concrete walls ; a report of an investigation conducted by the Engineering Experiment Station, University of Illinois in coöperation with the Portland Cement Association
|A study of blast loading transmitted to building frames
|Tables of deflection and moment coefficients for the steady-state vibration of uniform bars
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99 Ways to Tell a Story: Exercises in Style - Matt Madden
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| 15 Jul 2006
Exercises in perfectionHow many ways could you tell the same story? Or, an even greater challenge, how many ways could you tell the same, insignificant everyday moment?
That's the task that cartoonist Matt Madden sets himself: reinterpreting the same incident from a wealth of perspectives, exploring the limitless stylistic possibilities of the medium of comics. The collection works on one level as a textbook of technique - showing each strip as a how-to; as all manner of abstractions; as the cartoonist's solitaire; "plus one", where every frame introduces an extra person. The book also works brilliantly as a Calvin and Hobbes-esque slice of existentialist hilarity, retelling the tale as a tribute to 'Tales from the Crypt' or as a lost fragment of the Bayeux Tapestry. Endlessly (well, up to 99 anyway) inventive and invaluable for anyone who likes to tell a story, but equally worthwhile for anyone who just wants to be entertained. Utter perfection. [Ali Maloney]
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The All Blacks should know everything they need to know about pride going before a fall, having landed splat on their silver-ferned posteriors at every World Cup since winning the first in 1987. But with the entire country turning its collective mind towards next year's global gathering on home soil, are the national team flirting with presumptions of greatness once again?
Steve Hansen, one of their senior coaches, seems to think so. After his side stumbled to victory over a rookie Welsh side, he said: "We can step up into the big boys' league now, and we can go in with some confidence if we keep things smart and simple and people do their jobs."
Big boys' league? By that, he meant the forthcoming Tri-Nations featuring Australia and South Africa. By implication , he also meant that Ireland and Wales were small by comparison. Given the way the Welsh made their hosts suffer at the set piece, it was an interesting put-down. With Daniel Carter kicking points in his sleep and the wing Cory Jane always a threat, the All Blacks stayed in control but the energy Wales brought to their work late on was something to behold and led to a Jamie Roberts try.
Unfortunately Lee Byrne, who late in the first half tipped over Tom Donnelly and saw Wales slip from 3-10 to 3-19 during his time in the sin bin, failed to gather Aaron Cruden's toe-poke towards the line, allowing the sub outside-half to claim his first Test try. "I'm pretty gutted about that last score," confessed the Wales coach, Warren Gatland. "One try apiece and 22-10? We'd have been happy with that. It was a step forward, the players showed real pride."
New Zealand: Tries Jane, Cruden; Conversions Carter, Weepu; Penalties Carter 5. Wales: Try Roberts; Conversion S Jones; Penalty Halfpenny.
New Zealand M Muliaina; C Jane, R Kahui, B Stanley, Z Guildford; D Carter, J Cowan; T Woodcock, K Mealamu, N Tialata, B Thorn, T Donnelly, J Kaino, R McCaw, K Read. Replacements O Franks for Woodcock, 22-27 and for Tialata, 55; P Weepu for Cowan, 48; A Thompson for Donnelly, 48; R Ranger for Stanley, 55; Tialata for Woodcock 57-60; S Whitelock for Read 65; A De Malmanche for Mealamu 74; A Cruden for Carter 74.
Wales L Byrne; L Halfpenny, J Davies, J Roberts, T Prydie; D Biggar, M Phillips; P James, M Rees, A Jones, B Davies, A W Jones, J Thomas, G Thomas, R Jones.Replacements R McCusker for R Jones, 27; D Jones for Davies, 57; C Mitchell for A Jones, 65; S Jones for Biggar, 67; R Rees for Phillips, 69; H Bennett for M Rees, 69; W Harries for Prydie, 72.
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I find Japanese Beetles mostly on the grapes and raspberries. I tried
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One of the last hybridizing projects of Holmes Miller in the 1970s was
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sure he sold any during his lifetime), but I presume they were passed on to
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know whether any of these dwarf tetraploids are now in the trade? Who, if
anybody, sells them? Sorry, I cannot remember what any of the names were.
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- Europe's seas: productive, but not healthy or clean — 23 Jun 2015
- The European Union's Blue Growth agenda aims to harness further the potential of Europe's oceans, seas and coasts for jobs, economic value and sustainability. A new report published today by the European Environment Agency (EEA) shows that, despite some improvements, the way we use our seas remains unsustainable and threatens not only the productivity of our seas, but also our wellbeing. Human activities and climate change are increasingly putting a number of pressures on Europe's seas, the cumulative effects of which threaten the functioning and resilience of marine ecosystems.
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- Many of Europe's marine species, habitats and ecosystems have been threatened for decades. As maritime economic activities are predicted to increase in coming years, a new briefing from the European Environment Agency (EEA) argues that the cumulative impact of human activity should be better managed to avoid irreversible damage to ecosystems.
- The squeeze on Europe's coastline continues — 28 Nov 2013
- Europe's coastal regions are increasingly vital for its economy, yet their natural assets on which it depends continue to degrade. This is according to a new report from the European Environment Agency, which calls for better information, planning and management decisions to balance multiple demands on the coastal environment.
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Microsoft, Google Are Waging War on Many Fronts
Microsoft, Google Are Waging War on Many FrontsJust because Microsoft and Google ended their patent battle doesn't mean the war between them is over. Here are other areas they continue to battle over.
Bing Battles Google SearchMicrosoft's Bing search engine has its sights set on Google in the search market, but there's little chance, at least in the near term, of the company's platform succeeding. The trouble is Google has established itself as a leader worldwide and Microsoft has precious few opportunities to steal market share. Still, Microsoft continues to fight the war, and it won't end anytime soon.
Taking the War to the CloudsCloud services are ubiquitous, but that hasn't stopped Google and Microsoft from battling it out in that market. On one side is Microsoft's OneDrive cloud-based storage, and on the other is Google Drive. Google also has a cloud-based operating system in Chrome OS. Look for the war for the cloud to heat up even more between the companies.
Android Is Winning in MobileAndroid is by far the most popular mobile operating system in the world, outpacing iOS and Windows. Microsoft, however, believes that with the cross-device functionality of Windows 10, it can start to chip away at Android's hold on the marketplace.
Office Is Still King of the Productivity SuitesBoth Microsoft and Google offer productivity suites, but it's the former's suite that is winning this battle. Microsoft Office is the world leader in productivity, and with help from add-ons like Yammer, Sway and Skype, it's a superior solution to Google's own Apps productivity suite.
Chrome Has an Uphill Climb to Unseat WindowsOn the desktop side, Microsoft is the de facto leader in operating systems, leading all companies by a wide margin. Still, that hasn't stopped Google from trying to turn the tide with help from Chrome OS, a Web-based operating system running on Chromebooks. Chrome OS has started to take hold in the enterprise and educational sectors, but it has a long way to go to catch Windows.
Both Companies Are Digging Into HardwareBoth Microsoft and Google started out as non-hardware companies, but now they're both heavily involved in the space. Microsoft has its Surface Pro tablet and is likely to announce new handsets in the coming days. Google, meanwhile, works with third-party vendors for its Nexus smartphones, but also builds drones and has a new tablet, called the Pixel C. Not bad.
Yes, the Enterprise Matters to GoogleThe enterprise, of course, is critical to Microsoft and is a major revenue driver for the company. But Google is also trying to attract enterprise customers with its Apps solutions, while Chrome OS has caught on in the business world. Google still has a ways to go in the enterprise, but Microsoft should keep close watch.
It's All About Vendor SupportVendor support is critical to the eventual success or failure of any operating system, and that's why both Microsoft and Google are actively targeting companies like Samsung, LG, Dell, HP and others. The more vendor support an operating system has, the better its chances of appealing to customers. Look for vendor support to be a critical component in the companies' operating system-related decision-making in the near future.
The Fight Continues Over the Mobile LandscapeIn addition to worrying about mobile operating systems, both Google and Microsoft are getting their platforms onto other operating systems. That's why Microsoft helps to power Apple's iOS search with Bing and why Google continues to provide iOS apps. The more operating systems the companies' solutions can work on, the greater the number of customers, and the better their chances of succeeding in a hotly contested market.
Battle Over Internet of Things to Heat UpThe Internet or things (IoT) is proving to be a critical market for all companies, including Google and Microsoft. The search giant, for instance, has its own IoT platform, called Brillo. Microsoft, meanwhile, has split off a new division that focuses, in part, on the Internet of things. Look for Internet of things to be the next frontier in what is becoming a bigger and bigger war between the companies.
Microsoft and Google have decided to stop a long and bitter patent battle, putting to end a saga that had lasted far longer than anyone might have expected. The two companies launched have nearly 20 lawsuits against each other over everything from smartphones to WiFi, and in the process, neither side has gained much. In fact, one might say that the many legal battles were all for naught. But that's just the tip of the iceberg of the war between Microsoft and Google. The two technology giants may have called a truce on one front, but there are innumerable other fronts in their ongoing war that the two will battle over for a very long time. Like it or not, Microsoft and Google are inexorably tied to each other—and they can't stand each other for it. So in the following slides, eWEEK will examine the war between Google and Microsoft and talk about the battles they're currently waging. From the cloud to mobile, there is clearly no love lost between the companies. Read on to find out more about their ongoing battles.


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After a disappointing Saturday loss, a college quarterback returns to practice Monday to find his coach ready and willing to revisit the weekend and remind the quarterback that his starting position and scholarship are on the line. Several days of long and exhausting practices follow and the coach continues to pressure the quarterback. The quarterback, finally pushed to his limits, takes to Facebook to proclaim his disappointment in the coach's actions and various intricacies of the football program, and he asks his teammates for their input.
The quarterback and two other scholarship starters exchange posts about having to devote more than fifty hours a week to football related activities, the insufficient amount of time players have with the medial treatment staff, and late night mandatory meetings to discuss game plans. The coach ultimately gets wind of the online grumblings and cuts the quarterback and his two cohorts for their public chat session. According to a recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), the coach may have violated the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
On March 26, 2014, the Regional Director for Region 13 of the NLRB issued a decision in the Northwestern University athletes' case finding that football players receiving scholarships from the university are "employees" under the NLRA. In general, the NLRA, among other things, prohibits an employer from discharging or otherwise discriminating against an employee for engaging in protected concerted activities, including discussing wages, hours, or working conditions. In an earlier decision, Hispanics United of Buffalo, 359 NLRB No. 37 (Dec. 14, 2012), the NLRB ruled that an employer unlawfully terminated five non-union employees based on comments, similar to those above, they posted on Facebook and ordered the employer to reinstate the employees. Read together, these decisions appear to give the NLRB the authority to fully reinstate the three football players in the above scenario and dictate the coach's starting lineup.
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Except as otherwise described in this privacy statement, JD Supra will not disclose personal information to any third party unless we believe that disclosure is necessary to: (1) comply with applicable laws; (2) respond to governmental inquiries or requests; (3) comply with valid legal process; (4) protect the rights, privacy, safety or property of JD Supra, users of the Service, Website visitors or the public; (5) permit us to pursue available remedies or limit the damages that we may sustain; and (6) enforce our Terms & Conditions of Use.
In the event there is a change in the corporate structure of JD Supra such as, but not limited to, merger, consolidation, sale, liquidation or transfer of substantial assets, JD Supra may, in its sole discretion, transfer, sell or assign information collected on and through the Service to one or more affiliated or unaffiliated third parties.
This Website and the Service may contain links to other websites. The operator of such other websites may collect information about you, including through cookies or other technologies. If you are using the Service through the Website and link to another site, you will leave the Website and this Policy will not apply to your use of and activity on those other sites. We encourage you to read the legal notices posted on those sites, including their privacy policies. We shall have no responsibility or liability for your visitation to, and the data collection and use practices of, such other sites. This Policy applies solely to the information collected in connection with your use of this Website and does not apply to any practices conducted offline or in connection with any other websites.
We reserve the right to change this Policy at any time. Please refer to the date at the top of this page to determine when this Policy was last revised. Any changes to our privacy policy will become effective upon posting of the revised policy on the Website. By continuing to use the Service or Website following such changes, you will be deemed to have agreed to such changes. If you do not agree with the terms of this Policy, as it may be amended from time to time, in whole or part, please do not continue using the Service or the Website.
If you have any questions about this privacy statement, the practices of this site, your dealings with this Web site, or if you would like to change any of the information you have provided to us, please contact us at: email@example.com.
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