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Harvard had its four-game winning streak snapped Friday night at Princeton (Gil Talbot).
PRINCETON, N.J. – In its first ECAC Hockey game in over a month, the No. 8/10 Harvard women's hockey team dropped a 3-0 decision to Ivy League rival Princeton, 3-0, Friday night at Baker Rink. The loss pushes the Crimson to 6-3-0 in the conference and 9-5-0 overall this year. Princeton improves to 7-9-3 overall and 6-6-1 in league play.
The third period belonged to the Tigers as the hosts netted an even-strength and a power-play tally. Sally Butler scored her second of the game just three minutes into the frame and Danielle DiCesare's power-play marker capped the scoring on the night.
Both teams started the game with great pace and kept the high tempo up through the opening stanza. Just 49 seconds in, Harvard put a puck in the back of the net, but further review showed the puck was kicked and the goal was disallowed. The Tigers had more consistent offensive pressure in the first, creating scoring chances on the counter-attack , but Laura Bellamy made some big saves to keep the game scoreless. However, with just 1:28 left in the frame, Princeton was able to strike, putting home a puck out of a scrum in front of the Harvard net for a 1-0 lead at the break.
The second period was uneventful as neither team was able to find the back of the net. Harvard earned a pair of power play opportunities in the frame, but a strong Tiger penalty kill kept the Crimson off the board. Bellamy came up huge late in the period with a series of rapid kick saves to keep the Tigers within one after two full periods.
Harvard wraps up the conference road weekend when it faces Quinnipiac tomorrow afternoon in a 4 p.m., game.


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Hi everyone I will be sitting GAMSAT in 2012 in adelaide and I am really keen on forming a study group. Please pm me on this site if you're interested asap!
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hi there. i am also planning on sitting the gamsat in adel 2012. Have you purchased any good study guides? Have you heard of the guru method? thinking of buying it but am unsure and don't want to waste my money. Are you currently studying an undergrad degree?
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Hi there. Just read your reply to my post about forming a study group in adelaide for gamsat 2012. Ive so far bought the booklets off the acer website. im thinking of buying Medprep because I heard its good for theory and reorienting your science knowledge. About Guru Method, I heard its to the point and is useful if you have a short amount of time and already have a good knowledge base. If you want further analysis of gamsat materials, then go on review of gamsat materials and theres a post by me called "which gamsat materials are worth buying" and people have posted their opinions on all the materials out there.
So you are living in Adelaide? Are you interested to meet up a few times a week for gamsat study? Do you know anyone else that would be interested to join us? I am currently studying pharmacy (bachelor degree). How about you?
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I used the Guru method books after getting 54 the previous year and got 70 in all sections last year,
the books are in mint condition and unmarked if you want to email me
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Hi all! Firstly I have to declare my conflict of interest, I run a small company that offers a live course in reasoning for GAMSAT in Adelaide; secondly, this post is not trying to shamelessly plug it
I've posted a list of the text book materials I used for my preparation in 2005 on my blog. It took me about 3 weeks of full time prep to get through it and I got 66 on my first attempt (I finished med at Flinders in 2010) It's 5 or so main books (and 12 or so ancillary books) that can probably be bought for about $300 from any major online retailer or is likely available for (nearly) free from any uni library (I "borrowed" mine from my flatmate at the time and if you're reading Shaheen, you can have them back whenever you'd like
Check it out if you're keen and FYI you won't be induced to buy/pay for anything. The blog is maintained as a community service and to help generate interest in our business' website.
Good luck for 2012!
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i tried the GAMSAT sample questions. Really bad results. Too much reading, there is no way I can finish it.
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How can i improve my performance in section 1 and 2 in 5 weeks?
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hello guys, i am new to this forum and I am taking my exam in 2012, 2013. I would like to join a study group who are taking the exams this year. Please let me know if I can join any study group or if anyone is interested to study together. I am located and taking my exams from Adelaide. Cheers
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Hi Jogoganne, hope prep is going well and that you're having some success putting together a study group. I'd love to help you but my med school study days are done and dusted (unless you want to help me prepare for my ED primaries
I found when I was going through the process that, rightly or wrongly, a lot of candidates are a bit secreteive and competetive (after all you're vying for the same places and not everyone takes a 'may the best man/woman win' approach). But don't let that deter you, there are also some awesome candidates who will support you through thick and thin!
Good luck with the study group and for 2013/14. Remember heads down, bum up!
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I used to be a big fan of Fanie. My god he could torment batsman like the best of em. That mofo made life miserable for the likes of Azharuddin, Amre, Manjrekar and lord knows who else in our first tour of SA. Him and Craig Mathews were the best when it came to containing batsmen but at the same time taking wickets. Sigh those were the times I used to love watching SA play just as much as India. **** come to think of it even people like Kirsten and Kuiper are fresh in my mind. Pringle too but thats because Sreenath blew his eye out with a bouncer and he had to be stretchered off with a bleeding eye. He was sporting a very puffed up black eye for months after that.
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Its a lot to do with the lack of interest in reading the older books. When I was seventeen, I had read half a dozen books by Cardus and knew a lot about cricketers from Hobbs', WG's and even the pre test match eras.
I feel it is very unfortunate that so little interest remains in the history of the game. It is fine to have heroes from your own times as we had the Jaisimhas, Durrani's, Borde's and Manjrekars but it is even better to have your heroes amongst the Trumpers, the Gunns, the Jacksons and The Spofforths.
Knowing Larwood only from his 78 test wickets at 28 apiece or from the drop in Bradman's average by nearly a half is nothing short of being so very sad..
Knowing Merchant only from his first class average and CK Nayudu from his aggressive hitting is bad enough, not knowing Professor Deodhar at all is a monumental tragedy.
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My friend Kate is this person. In addition to being a talented and creative entrepreneur, she's also an incredible cook. I stood in her kitchen for a few moments mid-day today after she handed me gifts of a ball jar of cherry stones and a bouquet of garlic scapes from her very own enthusiastic garden and I remembered: she makes really great pizzas. I remembered, too, that Kate never seems to fuss with her dough and when I asked her about it, I had all of those questions: "oh you'd have to rest it, right? and you need to make it in the morning or something, too, huh?"
Quite simply she said, no.
She stood in the kitchen with the sun streaming in through the window and wrote on a scrap of paper the simplest recipe for pizza dough around. And said, "hey, those scapes make awesome pesto."
After her incredibly simple explanation of the dough and remembering the ease of pesto, I stood there gesturing wildly with my jar of cherry stones exclaiming, "Yes! I will make pizza tonight! I will do it."
"Here, take some cheese," she said.


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IBM has announced tools for integrating IBM Rational and Tivoli software, making it easier for organizations to align their software delivery processes -- Rational automates the build cycle during the development phase and then releases it to Tivoli to automatically deploy it onto servers in production. This integration helps ensure that organizations have auditable and traceable software delivery, faster build and deployment cycles, reduced risk of production roll-backs, and lower overall costs.
The new integrated software offerings include:
- Rational Test Lab Manager and Tivoli Provisioning Manager and Tivoli Application Dependency and Discovery Manager: Helps companies accelerate time to market by streamlining the discovery and provisioning of test lab and production environments. The integration allows companies to take advantage of IT provisioning automation during application testing for faster, more effective quality control.
- Rational Performance Tester and Tivoli Composite Application Manager: Increases application and service uptime by replicating real-world environments for faster testing and problem resolution. The products integrate performance data to speed performance tuning and problem resolution.
- Rational Asset Manager and Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database: Improve the speed and quality of application delivery by integrating asset data across development and operations.
- Rational ClearQuest and Tivoli Service Request Manager: Integrates problem and ticket information across service support and development fix tracking systems to help companies address, resolve, and communicate the status of problem resolution more quickly by synchronizing service support and fix tracking systems
IBM is also announcing new software delivery solutions to improve the automation of development tasks and team collaboration, provide a deeper view of IT building blocks, and streamline asset lifecycle management making approved assets more readily accessible to collaborative development teams. The new and enhanced products include:
- Rational System Architect and Rational Focal Point -- combining these products provide a powerful vehicle for doing trade-off analysis and prioritization.
- Rational Quality Manager -- new enhancements provide businesses with the intelligence needed to understand and control sources of risk with risk ranking and assessment and discovering and preventing duplicate defects.
- IBM Rational Team Concert and IBM Rational Asset Manager -- combing these products helps streamline asset lifecycle management making approved assets more readily accessible to collaborative development teams by enabling developers to federate an asset's metadata with the related Jazz Application Lifecycle Managed resources and work items.


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A Class on the Net for Librarians with Little or No Net Experience
BCK2SKOL originated as a LISTSERV distribution list consisting of 30 lessons distributed over a six-week period in the spring of 1995 to approximately 200 South Carolina librarians. The course was revised based on participants' comments (and Internet developments) and was run again worldwide (to over 5000 subscribers) during the fall of 1995. These lessons were again revised and made available on the web in 1996, and significantly revised in the spring of 1997.
The BCK2SKOL lessons have been reviewed periodically to correct broken links (each page's date reflects the last revision). While the course continues to provide a very useful introduction to the Internet, the lessons in essence reflect the state of the net circa early 1997. After January 2000, no further revisions to the lessons will be made and links will not continue to be updated. The latest link updates were made October 20-22 1999.
Course Content: BCK2SKOL presents a beginner's course in the Net and its various tools targeted toward librarians and other information professionals. Lessons include information on participating in mailing lists, usenet newgroups, and cover basic Internet tools including telnet, ftp, and web browsers.
In addition, the class provides pointers to librarians on researching the Net in several academic subject areas.
Because of the vast array of computing situations and the variety of Internet software available, this course does not attempt to provide specific instructions for interacting with the Net. Rather than keystroke-by-keystroke instructions, the lessons cover basic Internet concepts and provide general procedures for using each Net tool most effectively. This is strictly a non-denominational Internet experience!
NOTE: The USC Beaufort Library invites you to take a look at our latest creation:
"BARE BONES 101: A BASIC TUTORIAL ON SEARCHING THE WEB" designed for folks who don't/won't take the time to read "help" screens and just want a few tips and enough information about search engines to get started.
|"BCK2SKOL" is a free electronic library classroom created by Ellen Chamberlain, Head Librarian, University of South Carolina Beaufort, and Miriam Mitchell, Sr. Systems Analyst, USC Columbia. Additional support is provided by the Division of Libraries & Information Systems, University of South Carolina Columbia.
Permission to use and share material from Bck2Skol is allowed provided you adhere to certain stipulations.
This page updated 20 October 1999.
Copyright © 2000, the Board of Trustees of the University of South Carolina.
URL: http://www.sc.edu/bck2skol/index.html


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A bounty of 2011 rosé: The Chronicle recommends
The Chronicle Recommends By Jon Bonné
Our annual panel of the pink was a blitz this year: nearly 100 wines from the 2011 vintage, with a full 30 making my final rundown.
While rosé can occasionally shine with age - Spain's Lopez de Heredia frequently makes that point - the new vintage is usually where to play. The sheer number of wines we considered certainly indicates that fresh releases should be manifest on shelves.
Where it's relevant, I've noted the method for making the wine - either saignée (juice bled off grapes destined for red wine) or directly pressed, which means the grapes were used just for rosé, not unlike the way a white wine would be crafted.
The evident growth in direct-pressed wines hints that pink is being taken ever more seriously on its own, and not as a byproduct of red winemaking.
Either way, these wines show that rosé is now enjoying life on its own terms.
United States
2011 Scherrer Sonoma County Rosé ($18, 12% alcohol): Sonoma stalwart Fred Scherrer has a well-deserved following for his rosé, and with the 2011, he has taken it to an even more serious spot. The mix is now 70 percent Syrah and the rest Grenache, all directly pressed. Tremendously fresh, full of tangy raspberry and elderflower, with a great iodine bite. Ethereal.
2011 Luminous Hills Aura Yamhill-Carlton Pinot Noir Rosé ($21, 12.8%): This young Oregon label produced a standout with its first rosé from the Luminous Hills site outside McMinnville. A saignée effort aged in two-thirds old oak, it shows amazing floral tones - baby's breath and carrot leaves to match delicate cranberry and white stone flavors. Almost porcelain, but very versatile.
2011 Copain Tous Ensemble Anderson Valley Pinot Noir Rosé ($20, 13.2%): Wells Guthrie tapped three Anderson Valley sources for this thoroughly refreshing effort. Subtle mandarin orange flavors, plus fresh berry, and a touch of aniseed and chervil. Think sushi.
2011 Donkey & Goat Isabel's Cuvee Mendocino Grenache Rosé ($20, 13.7%): The Brandts' unfiltered pink has its usual cloudy salmon hue, and in 2011 this Grenache Gris-based effort, sourced from Mendocino's McDowell Valley, is robust and full of ripe apricot and boysenberry. It shows both a perkiness and a minerally gravitas.
2011 Lioco Indica Mendocino Carignane Rosé ($16, 12.3%): The debut wine from Lioco's new winemaker, John Raytek (Ceritas). From 70-year-old dry-farmed Carignane, this is direct-pressed and aged in steel. Terrific density and freshness, with a lovely savory side - carrot juice, cranberry, mandarin orange and mineral. Perfectly versatile.
2011 Abacela Umpqua Valley Grenache Rosé ($15, 13%): Hilda and Earl Jones have been proving for 20 years that southern Oregon's Umpqua Valley is just the right spot to grow Spanish varieties, and their pink is true to that country's robust rosados. Full of peach juice and lime rickey flavors, its gutsiness is balanced by an inviting mineral edge.
2011 Ponzi Rosato Willamette Valley Pinot Noir Rosé ($15, 13.5%): Beaverton-based Ponzi directs some of its Pinot bounty directly to rosé, with a daylong maceration. The dedication pays off. There's a foresty edge to the sweet raspberry and cranberry. Focused and intense, with great minerality and enough tannins to telegraph its seriousness.
2011 Bonny Doon Vin Gris de Cigare Central Coast Rosé ($18, 13.5%): Randall Grahm's pink effort is resplendent this time out. Made from Grenache, Mourvedre, Cinsault, Grenache Blanc and Roussanne, it brims with sweet nectarine amid salty and herbal notes, and a pistachio-like richness.
2011 Broc Naturale Mendocino Counoise Rosé ($25, 12.5%): Chris Brockway tapped modestly ripe grapes from the Eaglepoint Ranch site for his latest direct-pressed effort. Tons of black pepper aromas, but amid all the heady spice, there's plenty of user-friendly fruit - deep cherry and pomegranate.
2011 Curtis Heritage Santa Barbara County Rosé ($18, 14.3%): Winemaker Ernst Storm tapped fruit from Curtis' estate outside Los Olivos for this steel-aged saignée. The mix of Syrah, Mourvedre and Grenache is a heavy hitter - salty, with green peppercorn, white peach, vanilla bean and lemon pith.
2011 Guglielmo Rosatello Santa Clara Valley Grignolino Rosé ($18, 13.9%): This Morgan Hill winery has been in Santa Clara Valley since 1925, one of the last in California to still work with this Piedmontese native grape. A fine expression, pert and full of rose petal, roasted orange and a touch of sweet bacon. Open it with brunch.
2011 King Estate Acrobat Oregon Pinot Noir Rosé ($13, 13%): King Estate's second label turned its sights to an irresistibly affordable pink Pinot. A classic floral scent, with steely tangerine and red berry.
2011 Clayhouse Adobe Pink Central Coast Rosé ($14, 13.5%): A standout direct-pressed estate effort from near Paso Robles. Made from Mourvedre, Grenache and Syrah, it's savory and gutsy - with leather, sweet raspberry and red apple, and a distinct dark-fruit side.
2011 Summers Estate Calistoga Charbono Rosé ($22, 13.2%): Summers is one of California's few remaining defenders of the Charbono grape. Its deeply hued rosé version, aged in old oak, is mellow and a touch sweet - with beetroot, black cherry and a welcome chewiness. Break out the ribs.
2011 Domaine de Fontsainte Gris de Gris Corbieres Rosé ($15, 12.5%): Drinking Fontsainte is a rite of passage for a certain generation of Bay Area rosé lovers, and the 2011 is in fine form. A saignée from both Grenache Gris and Noir, plus Mourvedre, Carignan and Cinsault. Racy and full of mandarin and wild strawberry, plus garrigue and bright mineral, it shows the welcome intensity of summery Languedoc wines.
2011 Moulin de Gassac Guilhem Vin de Pays de l'Herault Rosé ($11, 12%): From the second label of the Guiberts' Mas de Daumas Gassac, produced at a local Languedoc co-op, this remains one of the best deals in pink. Focused, energetic and full of suede and raspberry scents from its saignée mix of Syrah and Grenache. (Importer: Beaune Imports)
2011 Domaines Bunan Moulin des Costes Bandol Rosé ($30, 14%): Bandol is ground zero for serious pink, and it's worth keeping an eye out for the Bunan name. This organically farmed, direct-pressed mix of Mourvedre, Cinsault and Grenache needs some time to reveal celery seed and musk scents, plus apricot and fruit leather. Don't let the light color deceive you; there's serious backbone. (Importer: Winewise)
2011 Charles Audoin Marsannay Rosé ($26, 12.5%): Marsannay is the only village in Burgundy to make rosé under its appellation, and the Audoin family has made it one of its specialties. The latest, from an early vintage, is classy and nuanced, with the aroma of lilies adding depth to fresh raspberry, sea foam and subtle citrus. Well-structured and serious. (Importer: Martine's Wines)
2011 Bieler Pere & Fils Coteaux d'Aix en Provence Rosé ($12, 13.5%): Charles Bieler's rosé project in Provence, an outgrowth of his family's Chateau Routas, produced an invigorating, ripe effort in '11 from Syrah, Grenache, Cabernet and Cinsault. Brine and yellow raspberry aromas, with a glossy texture. (Importer: Bieler Pere & Fils)
2011 Francois Chidaine Touraine Rosé ($15, 12.5%): Chidaine blends an equal mix of Pinot Noir and Grolleau from biodynamically farmed vines for this cuvee. Give it 10 minutes to open up, and you'll find curious sesame seed, ground cherry and bright mineral accents, making for a distinctive, fresh glassful. (Importer: Beaune Imports)
2011 Chateau la Canorgue Cotes du Luberon Rosé ($18, 13%): The Margans' biodynamic estate, perhaps best known from "A Year in Provence," turns out a quintessential southern French effort from their average 30-year-old vines. Subtle and savory, with lots of saline tang and burnt sage accents, plus yellow raspberry and fresh watermelon. (Importer: Beaune Imports)
2011 Denis Jamain Reuilly Pinot Gris Rosé ($20, 12.5%): Reuilly, in the eastern Loire, shares the same limestone-rich Kimmeridgean soils as Champagne. Jamain extracts the faint color and layered flavors from Pinot Gris. A fresh, exotic side begins to show after a few minutes, with ripe melon, burnt orange and white stone. (Importer: Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant)
2011 Sylvaine Bailly La Louee Sancerre Rosé ($24, 12.5%): Bailly uses Pinot Noir grown on marl and limestone-rich clay around Sancerre for this direct-pressed expression. Heady, herbal and complex, with lovage, mustard seed, rhubarb, apple and a dark fruit side balanced by tremendous acidity. A food wine, in the best sense of the term. (Importer: Beaune Imports)
Italy and Spain
2011 Parusso Paruss Langhe Nebbiolo Rosato ($16, 12%): Bussia's esteemed Barolo producer also harnesses Nebbiolo for this twangy bottle. White flowers and cranberry, with just enough ripe, sweet apricot flavor to give it grounding. (Importer: Montecastelli Selections)
2011 Pares Balta Ros de Pacs Penedes Rosé ($14, 12.5%): Marta Casas and Maria Elena Jimenez are showcasing the best of modern Penedes - not only in cava but in this serious pink bottle. Made from Syrah, Merlot and Cabernet, it matches a slightly sweet aspect - ripe tangerine and apple - to yerba buena and brine accents. (Importer: Broadbent Selections)
2011 Xavier Clua El Sola d'en Pol Terra Alta Rosat ($11, 13.5%): Clua is highlighting the possibilities of Catalonia's emerging Terra Alta area, including this mix of Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. In that time, it picks up a hearty side - roasted cranberry, lavender, watermelon skin and deep mineral presence. A meatier rosé, with juicy acidity to balance out its size. (Importer: Beaune Imports)
2011 Ostatu Rioja Rosado ($16, 13%): This property in Samaniego keeps making outperformers, thanks in part to its bounty of 60-year-old-plus vines. A mix of Tempranillo, Garnacha and white Viura, this has a surprising bite to the texture, and a great spiciness: paprika accents to the ripe red apple, almond and lime pith. (Importer: De Maison Selections)
2011 Biohof Pratsch Niederosterreich Rosé ($13, 12.5%): Pratsch focuses on organic viticulture in the Weinviertel, Austria's largest wine-growing region. Its rosé comprises most of the country's red grapes: Saint Laurent, Blauberger, Zweigelt and Pinot Noir (but not Blaufrankisch), and there's a deeper approach here: sweet plum fruit and a brambly berry aspect amid its bright river-stone minerality. Good for a hearty summer meal. (Importer: Winesellers)
Southern Hemisphere
2011 Yalumba South Australia Sangiovese Rosé ($12, 11.5%): A vital, straightforward bottle from one of Australia's outperformers. With grapes soaked for a full 12 hours, it has hearty color but a light step: Bing cherry and a fresh tomato-leaf character. (Importer: Negociants USA)
2011 Mulderbosch Coastal Region Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé ($10, 12.5%): Mulderbosch's skills with the herby side of South African Sauvignon Blanc extend to this affordable effort - its leafy, fresh Cabernet notes unmistakable amid raspberry and red currant. Crack it open with a banh mi sandwich. (Importer: Cape Classics)
Panelists: Jon Bonné, Chronicle wine editor; Wayne Garcia, owner, Dig; Shelley Lindgren, wine director and co-owner, A16 and SPQR.
Jon Bonné is The San Francisco Chronicle's wine editor. Find more of his coverage at sfgate.com/wine. E-mail: email@example.com Twitter: @jbonne


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Realtime information on the position and progress of most current interplanetary space missions, updated every second, using data directly from NASA. Some historic space events are also recreated on this site. Also includes current Solar System maps as well as full timelines of current and (selected ... working on that) past missions. [more]
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Class snapshot: 'Economic Patriotism?'
Class: "Economic Patriotism? The Politics of Dealing With Chinese Takeovers"
Instructor: Sophie Meunier, a lecturer and research scholar in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Meunier's current research focuses on anti-Americanism and anti-Chinese sentiment. A native of France and co-director of the European Union Program at Princeton, Meunier has also written extensively about international trade, Europe and globalization, and French politics. In 2011, she was awarded the medal of Chevalier dans l'Ordre des Palmes Académiques by the French government for her efforts in promoting French language and culture in the United States.
Description: The course examines the growing level of Chinese investment in the United States and the policy issues that it raises. The class is also a junior task force, a distinctive element of the Wilson School in which a small group of juniors conduct research to shed light on a policy question. The students collectively produce a report with policy recommendations (.pdf); each student also writes a research paper as part of the Wilson School's independent work requirement for its majors and certificate students.
In this course, seven students are considering how the U.S. government should deal with the national security issues, economic concerns and potential political backlash of Chinese investment in the United States, and how welcoming it ought to be. Meunier said she geared the class toward the production of a report that culminates with a presentation to policymakers, encouraging the students to engage deeply with the material and to work collaboratively to finalize the recommendations and write the report. Many elements of the class — guest speakers who have extensive experience with foreign investment in the United States; changes to the reading list based on current events; a trip to Washington, D.C., to present the students' findings; and working as a group — are aimed at giving students "a taste of what professional life is all about" and "producing sound research under real-life constraints," Meunier said.
Inspiration: This is the first time Meunier is teaching this topic, though she has taught task forces in the past. In 2005 and 2006, two cases of foreign investment in the United States faced intense political opposition — the China National Offshore Oil Corporation Ltd.'s bid to buy California-based Unocal Corp, and Dubai Ports World's bid to manage operations at some major American ports, respectively. Couple those examples with the fact that China is the largest holder of U.S. debt and the perception that China is the world's leading economic power, based on the Pew Global Attitudes Project, Meunier said, and there's potential for more resistance as Chinese investment continues to grow. Since 2007, Chinese investment in the United States has grown by 400 percent, though it's still a small portion — about .2 percent — of foreign investment, Meunier said.
"A politician will seize that issue and it is going to become a media circus," Meunier said. "How should the U.S. administration respond to such backlash? I thought this is an interesting, promising policy question to explore and one that I'm very convinced will have some resonance in the future."
Class trip: On Dec. 9, Meunier and the students traveled to Washington, D.C., to present their eight recommendations, in which they stated that the U.S. government should welcome more Chinese direct investment through a variety of measures outlined in their report, provided that national security is safeguarded. Armed with a 24-page document and 12-minute PowerPoint presentation, they gave briefings at the following five stops: the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States at the Treasury Department; the office of Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey; the Department of Commerce; the U.S.-China Working Group in the House of Representatives; and a think tank, the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
Students say: Derek Wu said the course has kept pace with the rapid economic development he has seen during his frequent trips to China. "The ever-changing nature of our task force's topic compelled us to frequently accommodate and adjust to new findings and remain open to the comments and views of others," Wu said. "These are skills that I think are especially important for public policy research (as well as the workforce!), and I'm grateful that our task force gave us a chance to practice and utilize them."
Andrew Sartorius called the trip to Washington, D.C., "one of the highlights of my Princeton undergraduate experience." He was thrilled with the level of engagement of the officials the students met, as well as the potential of their work to make a difference in American policy. "I'm still wrapping my head around that today — I would never have thought that my work would be taken seriously by the U.S. government as an undergraduate."
Thomas Tasche also focused on the trip to Capitol Hill. "The most enjoyable part of the experience was the opportunity to engage with our interlocutors — often the policymakers responsible for realizing the suggestions we were making — and hear their honest feedback," Tasche said. "We approached the project as professionals, and it was rewarding to be received as such, without condescension. Going head-to-head with Washington policymakers in defense of our recommendations was a valuable exercise." Added Tasche, "It's one thing to write about policy; it's another thing to put it into practice. As an aspiring public servant, it has been an invaluable opportunity to refine my knowledge of the policymaking process and expand my understanding of the federal government."


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The Best Movies with Only One Word for a Title
List Rules One word titles only. "2," "III," and other types of numerals count as a word. Do not add District 9 or Rocky II to this list.
A list of the best 1 word title movies, ranked by film lovers and fans of economy of words. All the films listed here have a short title, made up of just one word. These one word titled movies cross genres and eras and star many of Hollywood's most famous faces. From sci-fi classics like Alien and Gattaca, to comedies like Airplane! and Ghostbusters, movies with one word names come in all shapes and styles.
The next time you are browsing Netflix, consider some of these short titled movies, and if you come across one that is not included here, add it for others to vote on. I purposefully have not included Crash on this list at the time of publishing, but you may add it if you feel passionately about that particularly bad Best Picture winner.


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GREENSBORO, North Carolina, USA, Honda Aircraft Company, Inc., today announced plans to establish its world headquarters in Greensboro, North Carolina, with construction of a new 215,000 square foot headquarters facility and hangar at Piedmont Triad International (PTI) airport. The company also confirmed plans to manufacture its advanced light jet, HondaJet, at a new plant to be constructed adjacent to its new headquarters. Further details about the production facility, including the size, scope of operations and construction timetable, will be announced at a later date. Honda plans to begin delivery of HondaJet to customers in 2010.
Initial investment for construction of the new headquarters facility and hangar will be about $40 million, plus approximately $20 million for equipment, bringing the total initial investment to $60 million. Details of additional investment for the HondaJet manufacturing facility will be announced at a later date.
Total Honda Aircraft Company employment, including all engineering, sales and marketing, manufacturing and support activities, will increase to more than 300 associates by the time the manufacturing plant reaches full capacity.
"For five years, Greensboro has served as the home of HondaJet, as we have worked to take our dream from the drawing board to the sky," said Michimasa Fujino, president & CEO of Honda Aircraft Company, Inc. "As we move steadily toward certification, production and delivery to our customers, I am excited that Greensboro will be home both to our company's world headquarters and the production of HondaJet."
Honda Aircraft Company's new headquarters will serve as the home for all HondaJet research, product engineering, sales and marketing, and service support, and will replace the company's existing 32,000 square foot hangar and office complex, also located at PTI airport. Construction of the new facility, to include a 147,000 square foot airplane hangar and approximately 68,000 square feet of office space, will begin immediately, and is scheduled to be completed in November of this year.
HondaJet employs a number of innovative new technologies and design features – including an all composite fuselage and a unique over-the-wing engine mount (OTWEM) configuration – to set new standards for performance, comfort and quality in the growing "light jet" segment of the market.
Honda's first-ever commercial aircraft lives up to the company's reputation for superior fuel efficiency, delivering 30-35 percent better cruising fuel efficiency than comparable jets, along with a class-topping cruise speed of 420 knots (450 mph) and a more spacious cabin with room for up to eight people. The customer base for HondaJet is composed of owner-pilots, corporate travel operators and air taxi companies. In November, Popular Science magazine selected HondaJet as the winner of the publication's 2006 "Best of What's New" award in the Aviation & Space category.
All major assembly and testing of the prototype HondaJet has been conducted at the company's existing Greensboro facility, which opened in 2001 as an extension of Honda's global R&D operations. The decision to commercialize HondaJet was announced in July 2006, followed by the establishment of Honda Aircraft Company, Inc. on August 4, 2006. The company has received well more than 100 customer orders for the $3.65 million HondaJet since its launch on October 17, 2006.
The HondaJet production facility will become Honda's seventeenth major manufacturing plant in North America, including two currently under construction in Indiana and Ontario, Canada. Honda already has a major North Carolina manufacturing facility, near Swepsonville, producing general purpose engines, lawn mowers and other power equipment products. The $188 million facility, opened in 1984, employs 580 associates and has the capacity to produce 2 million engines and 380,000 lawn mowers annually.
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. was founded in Japan in 1948. Honda began operations in the U.S. in 1959 with the establishment of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., Honda's first overseas subsidiary. Honda began U.S. production of motorcycles in 1979 and automobiles in 1982. The company has invested more than $8.5 billion in its North American operations, with employment of more than 33,000 associates and annual purchases of more than $16 billion in parts and materials from suppliers in North America. Nearly 80 percent of the Honda and Acura automobiles purchased by U.S. consumers in 2006 were manufactured¹ by Honda plants in North America.
¹ Honda products are produced using domestic and globally-sourced parts


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Template:Article summary start Template:Article summary text Template:Article summary heading Template:Article summary wiki - Music Player Daemon Template:Article summary end
Ncmpcpp or ncmpc++ is an mpd client with a UI very similar to ncmpc, but it provides new useful features such as support for regular expressions in search engine, extended song format, items filtering, last.fm support, ability to sort playlist, local filesystem browser and other minor functions. To use it, a functional mpd must be present on the system since ncmpcpp/mpd work together in a client/server relationship.
The shell "GUI" for ncmpcpp is highly customizable. Edit
~/.ncmpcpp/config to your liking. For inspiration, see the following resources:
The official package resides in [community]
# pacman -S ncmpcpp
(Very) Basic configuration
After installation a sample configuration file can be found in /usr/share/doc/ncmpcpp/config
If, after installation, ~/.ncmpcpp/config has not been created, you could copy the sample config, change owner and edit at the very least the following three configuration options:
- mpd_host (should point to the host on which mpd resides, can be "localhost" or "127.0.0.1" if on the same machine)
- mpd_port (unless you've changed the defaults of mpd, this should be "6600")
- mpd_music_dir (the same directory value as specified in "music_directory" in mpd.conf)
Enabling visualization
For visualization, one needs the ncmpcpp-gitAUR package from the AUR. Once built, add a few lines to
/etc/mpd.conf to enable the generation of the fast Fourier transform data for the visualization:
audio_output { type "fifo" name "my_fifo" path "/tmp/mpd.fifo" }
Additional lines need to be added to
visualizer_fifo_path = "/tmp/mpd.fifo" visualizer_output_name = "my_fifo" visualizer_sync_interval = "1" #visualizer_type = "wave" (spectrum/wave) visualizer_type = "spectrum" (spectrum/wave)
Users can choose between either a spectrum analyzer or wave form.
Basic Usage
Loading ncmpc++
Load ncmpc++ in a shell
$ ncmpcpp
Remapping keys
A listing of keys and their respective functions is available from within npmpcpp itself via hitting Template:Keypress. Users may remap any of the default keys simply by copying
/usr/share/doc/ncmpcpp/keys to ~/.ncmpcpp/ and editing it.
Different views
Partial list of views within ncmpc++
- Template:Keypress - Clock
- Template:Keypress - Help
- Template:Keypress - Current playlist
- Template:Keypress - Filesystem browser
- Template:Keypress - DB search
- Template:Keypress - Library
- Template:Keypress - Playlist editor
- Template:Keypress - Tag editor (very powerful!)
- Template:Keypress - Music visualizer
Other UI keys
- Template:Keypress - Switch between classic and alternative views
- Template:Keypress - Display bitrate of file
- Template:Keypress - Show song info
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Tickets are now available for Cameron University's India Night, a celebration of the culture and heritage of India. The event takes place on Friday, November 8, at 6 p.m. in the McCasland Ballroom of the McMahon Centennial Complex. The keynote address by Dr. Sanku Rao will be followed by entertainment from Indrajit Banerjee and Nitin Mitta. Ajanta Cuisine of India, an Oklahoma City restaurant/caterer, will serve a mouth-watering dinner featuring authentic Indian fare. Tickets are $15; CU students can purchase tickets for $5. To purchase tickets, contact Amy Franks at 581-2842.
Dr. Sanku Rao is a member of the President's Council of the Global Association of Physicians of Indian Origins, which is dedicated to improving health worldwide. He is also past president of the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin. Rao serves as a vital link between the medical communities in the U.S. and India. In 2009, he organized the Indo-U.S. Healthcare Summit in New Delhi, India, during which medical specialists from the U.S., India, and the U.K, discussed prevention, treatment and management of heart disease, diabetes, infectious diseases, HIV, tuberculosis, and allergies, in addition to promoting better child healthcare. He has established a free endoscopy clinic at a hospital in Hyderabad, India, and continues to assist young Indian American physicians to secure residency positions in the U.S. Rao has practiced gastroenterology and internal medicine in Enid since 1979.
Banerjee is a leading exponent of the Maihar gharana school of Hindustani classical music. His sitar performances have been hailed as "commanding" and are evidence of the depth of his artistic pedigree. He has performed around the world, including in concert with pop artist Sting.
Mitta is one of the most sought-after tabla players in the music world. He is known for his technical virtuosity, spontaneity, clarity of tone and sensitivity to melodic nuance. Mitta maintains a busy schedule of performances and tabla workshops throughout the U.S., Europe, Canada and India.
India Night is funded by the Ajay and Shireen Bhargava Endowed Lectureships in India Studies and International Studies and Cameron University.
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WooHoo!!!! I'm still waiting for Chicago dates! Looks like Hammond, IN is as close as it's going to get.Jennifer
I was in the 3rd row in Waukesha in front of Tommy (my personal favorite). I actually had Elite VIP seats in the 2nd row, but they were all the way at the end by Bruce!! Nope that doesn't work for me, so I got some seats by friends in the 3rd row VIP, Tommy side & had a blast!!! I then headed up to Fond du Lac for the show the next day, I needed more!!! Headed to Hammond a week from Friday for another concert!!! Doesn't look like Chicago is going to be on the schedule this year! BUMMER!! 6 concerts this year & just maybe Columbus, IN for a 7th...I'm crossing fingers & toes!!! Jennifer


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Golf 12 Months a Year in Naples, Florida
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Naples, Fla. - The Paradise Coast of Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades in Southwest Florida is a haven for golf lovers. There are close to 90 golf courses in the area, and at least one-third of them are open to members of the public or guests at area resorts. Although a lot of the golf courses are private clubs, many welcome non-members during the less busy months of May through December.
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On this website, click on Golf Getaway Deals to find easy access and online booking of Naples-area golf vacation packages - or build your own package from an a la carte menu of accommodations, courses, rental cars and more.
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Check with your hotel concierge to inquire about available bookings at the top private courses in the Naples-Marco Island area. Also, many of the top courses that are "for members only" in the winter will welcome non-members between May and December. Greens fees are also greatly reduced in the summer months.
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The Rookery at Marco is a newly renovated 18-hole championship golf course, masterfully designed by famed golf course architect Robert Cupp, Jr. The course is owned by Marco Island Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa, but is open to members of the public and guests of other area resorts. As member of the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program, the course co-exists with its surroundings, preserving the ecological balance by providing shallow littoral zones where birds can thrive, while still delivering a complex blend of brute force and intricate subtlety for avid golfers.
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The Rookery at Marco is also home to the Faldo Golf School by Marriott and its 14-acre practice facility. Professional-level golf instruction is also available at the Rick Smith Academy at Tiburon Golf Club alongside The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; the Leadbetter Academy at LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort; and at Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club.
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Golf resorts in the area include The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples; LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort; Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club; Naples Grande Resort & Club; GreenLinks Golf Resort; Quality Inn & Suites Golf Resort; and Marco Island Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa.
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Each November, Greg Norman hosts his annual "shootout," a PGA-sanctioned specialty tournament at his Tiburon Golf Club in Naples. Spectators can catch all of the action centered around The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples, or watch the tournament live on CVB television.
For a free visitors guide, brochure or other information on places to stay and things to do along the Paradise Coast of Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades, visit www.ParadiseCoast.com or call 1-800-688-3600. International visitors may call (239) 225-1013.


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Coast's modern design is described by bKL Architects as a composition of light and transparency and is designed for Silver LEED Certification. These modern apartments were built to feature a curtain wall on the east and west facades that combine translucent glass, fritted glass, and aluminum, while continuous inset balconies on the north and south elevations provide extraordinary views of the Chicago skyline, Lake Michigan and Grant and Millennium Parks.
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Finding War Graves and Memorials on the Internet
The are literally 'some' splendid websites out there where you can find details of the final resting place of your family hero who made the supreme sacrifice so we can eat cheeseburgers in peace…here are a few of my faves.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (www.cwgc.org)
In my opinion, this is the daddy of them all. Their Debt of Honour Register is the single most important registry of war dead that exists and should the first stop for anyone searching for fallen ancestors from the two World Wars. It contains details of some 1.7 million men and women who died during these conflicts as well as information on the 23,000 cemeteries and memorials around the world where they are commemorated.
You can search the register by surname, initials, year of death, conflict, area of service and nationality. This will give you a number of possible matches, once you have found your ancestor another mouse click will give you extra information such as regiment, age, cemetery or memorial, date of death and often details such as address and next of kin.
The website is not just a database of the war dead though, there is a great 'histories' section which gives a good overview of some of the major conflicts including The Somme and Ypres. There is a section for schools and a great audio/video section with some excellent videos especially on the new Fromelles Cemetery.
One thing that there isn't, is individual images of headstones, memorials. They (the CWGC) do not offer that service. But that doesn't matter because, my next website of choice, The War Graves Photography Project, does.
The War Graves Photographic Project (http://twgpp.org)
The guys behind this project are working towards the not insignificant task of putting together a photographic record of every single CWGC headstone and memorial. To use this site simply input your ancestors name into the search box and see what appears. If nothing is there it may be that the chaps with the camera has not got to that particular cemetery/memorial yet, so it is an idea to return to the site every now and again to check their progress. Once you have found your person, there is a small charge (£3 for electronic, £5 for printed copy) to order your photograph.
So, what happens then, if your ancestor was killed in action during one of the World Wars, but for some inexplicable reason he or she is not on the CWGC 'Debt of Honour Register'? Well, fear not my lovelies, a great little project called In From the Cold will help you out.
In From the Cold (www.infromthecold.org)
This project is dedicated to tracking down those names missing from the CWGC 'Debt of Honour Register'. So, if your search brings up a blank, get in contact with these chaps and they will do some digging on your behalf with the aim of getting official commemoration of the ancestor in question. Splendid.
WW1Cemeteries.com is a terrific site that acts as a comprehensive guide to all the memorials and military cemeteries in France, Belgium, UK, and worldwide. With easy to use indexes of all French, Belgian and Gallipoli cemeteries, a WW2 index, a VC index and a shot at dawn index this website is well researched and of great use. There are also thousands of photographs throughout.
Finally, We have all driven, walked or cycled past war memorials in or near our home towns, sat on benches or visited churches and schools which house memorial plaques and such like. The UK National Inventory of War Memorials (www.ukniwm.org.uk) is an ongoing project to compile a record of all war memorials across the UK, regardless of type. Covering all conflicts, more than 60,000 war memorials have been transcribed so far. The only downer on this site is there is no name search facility, however that will be added very soon. And there is a nice blog too.
These are just a few interesting websites, there are many more including regional registers, regimental sites and others…So have a quick 'Google', you never know what you might find.


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The Journal-Courier is today unveiling a significant upgrade of its website, making www.myjournalcourier.com easier to navigate, faster to load and more effective for advertisers.
As with this week's launch of our redesigned print product, the new website is largely the result of feedback from both readers and advertisers over the past several months.
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- We firmly believe that the withdrawal of occupation forces from Iraq will result in a speedy resolution to most of the problems that country is currently struggling with.
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This Braille message is completely made by hand and should be able to be read by the blind but some spacing may be slightly inconsistent. I individually create each piece, it is entirely forged by hand.
A perfect graduation gift, a bracelet which is completely customized with a name, or a word, etc. The solid distressed aluminum plate can be personalized with up to 7 characters including spaces.This seed bead and aluminum bracelet is rustic and distressed. It has stainless steel lobster clasps.
Mixed metals. This is hand stamped, I individually hand stamp all lettering and designs. I also hammer some pieces to give them a unique charm and distressed look.
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My USPS international tracking stops in Chicago, IL. (that's the international sort center for my part of the country) then it isn't updated until it clears customs or is delivered. This is when you can contact your local postal service for an update on delivery.
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Lowell is a town in Massachusetts. It was formed in 1826 and was previously called Chelmsford. It can be found in Middlesex county and is a part of the Northern registry of deed district. For more information, contact the county at City Hall, 375 Merrimack St., Lowell 01852. On the attached map, Lowell is shown as 7 in Middlesex county.
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A year after assuming power, Google co-founder and chief executive Larry Page seems to be aggressively pursuing a social networking agenda in an attempt to stem Facebook's global popularity, a report said.
When he became Google's chief executive last year, Page mentioned that Google had to be more competitive, and then launched Google+, the search titan's own social network that has reached 100 million users, according to Google.
"Facebook awoke Google to its shortcomings in the social aspect of the Internet. It wasn't something that could be ignored," Steven Levy, who wrote the book "In The Plex" about Google, told the Associated Press.
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It may seem a little odd that Google would be obsessed with Facebook, especially since Google has sold a whopping $36.5 billion in advertising while Facebook has only done $3.2 billion -- but Page had an apparent epiphany that perhaps Facebook could be the only company to knock the search engine off of the tech dogpile. The reason? Because of Facebook's valuable information on its users.
While Google+'s 100 million users are impressive after only nine months of existence, many cite studies that say its users rarely stay longer than a few and far between moments. But that doesn't really matter because Google's privacy policy has also changed, and it can now essentially gather personal information based on what users do while logged into any of Google's services.
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