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But if Prime Minister John Key was hoping to escape the Kim Dotcom saga for a few days, he was clean out of luck.
Dotcom's name popped up in a private powwow with United States President Barack Obama. Mr Key gritted his teeth as he was forced to concede to reporters that Dotcom had spoiled his special moment with Mr Obama.
He would much rather have been outlining how he and Mr Obama double-teamed the Trans Pacific Partnership talks.
In a pre-arranged strategy, Mr Key followed Mr Obama's opening remarks by backing his push to get the free-trade pact sewn up as quickly as possible.
Dotcom insists that New Zealand is in the pocket of the US over attempts to extradite him on internet piracy charges. His conspiracy theory is laced with allegations of secret talks and deals done behind the scenes.
Mr Key did nothing to assuage the imaginations of the fantasists yesterday, engaging in a cosy chat with Mr Obama. Other geo-political tensions - the Israel-Palestine conflict - came up but Mr Key did not want to divulge much more.
The US strategic shift towards Asia, and Mr Obama's historic first visits to Myanmar and Cambodia, have been the headline events at the twin Association of South East Asian Nations and East Asia Summit events.
The US is challenging China's hegemony in the Pacific - and both sides are clearly anxious to line up allies.
Mr Key says New Zealand doesn't pick sides - but he's flirting with both. Formal talks with China's Prime Minister Wen Jiabao on Monday night focused on ramping up New Zealand exports and Mr Wen was telling Mr Key what he wanted to hear.
Mr Wen also sounded out New Zealand on the marine dispute. Mr Obama also made an effort to be seen with Mr Key, who returned the favour by talking up the TPP, which excludes China, at every opportunity.
Until now, New Zealand could snuggle up to the Obama Administration without damaging valued links with Beijing. But if relations between China and the US deteriorate, balancing on the fence may prove more tricky.
Mr Key was giving mixed messages as he mingled with power-brokers yesterday. But ultimately, New Zealand will align with Asia, he said.
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The LLVM compiler infrastructure may be generating some speedier binaries by default for the
optimization level by turning on the straight-line SLP vectorizer.
LLVM's Loop Vectorizer is used at
various compiler optimization levels
but its newer SLP Vectorizer hasn't been turned on yet unless explicitly telling it to via a compiler flag (
). This may change though with an Apple LLVM developer now proposing the SLP Vectorizer go on for the
performant level.
Back in May I ran
benchmarks on the SLP Vectorizer
with its introduction in LLVM 3.3. The SLP Vectorizer is about vectorizing straight-line code over loops.
The discussion about enabling the SLP Vectorizer can be found on
the mailing list
. It hasn't been decided for sure whether the SLP Vectorizer will be turned on, due to possible regressions in select workloads. However, ultimately I would anticipate the SLP Vectorizer to be turned on in due time for LLVM for delivering better performance. If it's turned on soon, it will be a feature of LLVM 3.4 that's due for release before year's end.
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The modern evolution of European football is illustrated vividly in Champions League Group E. In Turin tonight, twice winners and seven-times finalists Juventus will fight holders Chelsea to try to keep pace with a club who have never advanced past the quarter-finals.
Before a fixture that might shape their respective seasons, neither team will care much for such details but over the four matches played in the group, both have been inferior to Shakhtar Donetsk. However, the Serie A leaders are convinced that if they can overcome Roberto di Matteo's side, they can regain their habitual status as one of Europe's powerhouses.
Juventus have recovered from the 'Calciopoli' corruption scandal that meant they were demoted to Serie B in 2006. Although the carping about perceived lenient treatment will never cease, Juve were unbeaten champions last season.
This term, they have lost only once in the league — against Inter Milan on November 3 — and their new 41,000-capacity Juventus Stadium is surely the model to which the Italian game must adhere if it is to escape its current crisis of confidence.
Ownership of your own ground is highly unusual in Italy but Juventus have broken away from that pattern and others may follow.
Juve's coach, Antonio Conte, had his ban for failing to report match fixing during his time in charge of Siena during the 2010-11 season reduced from 10 months to four. He is still unable to sit in the dug-out but will return in early December. In his absence, some of the pillars of Cesare Prandelli's improving Italy side will try to guide Juve past Chelsea.
Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon and the back three of Andrea Barzagli, Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgio Chiellini comprise one of the most reliable defences in the game. Even at 33, Andrea Pirlo remains one of the world's best footballers while Claudio Marchisio, a Turin boy, threatens with his arrow-like runs from deep. Arturo Vidal, the Chile midfielder, unites energy and technique and was arguably the outstanding player in the Stamford Bridge match.
Yet as Shakhtar and Danish champions Nordsjaelland demonstrated in 1-1 draws with Juve, there are ways to wound Conte's team. Oscar's two goals in the 2-2 draw at the Bridge drew praise but his diligence in pressing Pirlo (above) was as important.
Chiellini's courage and ability to spot danger are his strengths — his pace is not. Further forward, Juve's problems are similar to those of their opponents, with one subtle difference: Chelsea have a centre forward of international standing who cannot score regularly, while Juve might fall short in this season's competition because they lack someone of Fernando Torres's characteristics.
Robin van Persie, Luis Suarez, Fernando Llorente, Stevan Jovetic and David Villa were sought at different times during the summer. Only Nicklas Bendtner arrived. That Bendtner has mainly been a substitute this season says all we need to know about how high he was on sporting director Giuseppe Marotta's list.
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So, the Olympic torch has finally arrived and has begun its stately and dignified tour round the nation.
If you're quick, you can buy one on eBay: slightly sweaty, maybe a bit dented, probably with a broken firelighter.
If you can't get one there, don't worry, they'll be appearing in car boot sales and skips across the land in the not-too-distant future.
But why should people cherish them or feel honoured or special to be chosen to carry the flame if organisers have decided to allow pop stars to take part.
I thought the honour was reserved for those who had done good deeds for their community or for charity, or who had represented their country in some way.
It was bad enough when the pomp rockers Muse appeared to take on the torch.
I suppose they do come from that area of the country and they carried it through the streets of their home town of Teignmouth, but apart from that, why were they chosen? And worse still, just why on earth was Will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas selected to carry it through Taunton?
Has he some close and long-held connection with the place?
Was he once a British athlete?
Has he donated some of his millions to some local deserving cause?
Or did organisers just want some gratuitous publicity?
How many deserving Brits would have loved and deserved the honour to carry the flame through Taunton?
Why an American pop star? Who next? Lady Gaga? Dannii Minogue? She's in the news.
What about actors – Angelina Jolie, someone from TOWIE or if we're going to be so random, how about Ant 'n'Dec, Lord Sugar or Dale Winton?
If the Americans were hosting the Olympics, I can't believe they would have invited Gary Barlow or Olly Murs to carry a torch for them.
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Oh, and he gets to stay in Spain, presumably a huge bonus for a Spaniard who has never played outside his home country. Yet when Villa's started looking for a new club, he was set to move abroad, ready to take a chance on Premier League soccer.
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"From a career point of view, they weren't lacking anything. They finished third and will play in the Champions League. They beat Real Madrid to win the Copa del Rey. Starting from today, the best club in the world for me is Atletico Madrid."
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Adding and retaining healthcare workers at all education levels will be necessary to keep up with an anticipated wave of demand from aging baby boomers — a demographic tide referred to as the "silver tsunami."
However, less educated workers might be deterred from the field given that wages in most occupations currently don't come close to reconciling with costs of living.
Finally, and most important, there's the question of the quality of medical care that $10 an hour — equivalent to the city of San Jose's minimum wage — will buy you.
Given the low pay, which is on par with the annual earnings of waiters in the San Jose metro area, it might be surprising that the field has grown so quickly. Ross notes that broader economic forces are likely at work.
"A number of these occupations did grow faster in San Jose than nationally," Ross said. "Healthcare is a population-serving industry. If there is growth and increased income, it is logical that there would be more spending on healthcare."
Still, she said, San Jose is not yet among the country's biggest markets for healthcare.
Brookings analyzed the 10 biggest occupations for pre-bachelor's degree healthcare workers and found that Silicon Valley employed 22,365 people in those fields. That's good for No. 48 out of the 100 biggest U.S. metro areas.
While healthcare is still a relatively small field compared to the region's signature tech industry, the University of California, San Francisco demonstrated that it is bracing for growth by creating the Health Workforce Research Center. The organization born late last year analyzes trends for both college-educated and non-college educated workers.
Lauren Hepler is the economic development reporter at the Silicon Valley Business Journal.
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Dubai: The UAE pledged $300 million in aid to Syrians, state news agency WAM announced, following a similar amount donated by Kuwait, which is hosting on Wednesday a UN-sponsored donors conference.
WAM said the announcement was made by General Shaikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, during the conference, which aims to raise $1.5 billion for around five million Syrians facing hardships from their country's 22-month conflict. Kuwait also made a pledge of $300 million as UN chief Ban Ki-moon warned of a "catastrophic" situation.
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It is now five years since the mass expulsion of Jews from Gush Katif. The anniversary falls on Tisha B'Av, when we mourn the destruction of the first and second Temples in Jerusalem. We also mark the modern-day destruction of Jewish life.
The May 9-17 AFSI Chizuk mission was another remarkable exploration into the enigmatic world of Israel. In that beautiful country live remarkable Jews who put their lives on the line every day. As Hizbullah in the north, Hamas in the south and the PA's Fatah in Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem threaten Israel, the Netanyahu government has the unenviable task of making life and death decisions while contending with pressure from the Obama administration, which seems unwilling or unable to comprehend the dangers.
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David Pipe has nominated Dynaste as the most obvious candidate to provide him with a ninth Cheltenham Festival success.
Just like his record-breaking father Martin, whose Pond House Stables he took over seven years ago, Pipe kept specific plans close to his chest when parading a few of his likely runners for the meeting at a gathering on Tuesday.
As the team will generally be looking to plot their path through the handicaps, many of the horses are entered in more than one race as the trainer sifts through the most viable options.
Dynaste, favourite for the RSA Chase and the Jewson Novices' Chase, has followed the same route as stablemate Grands Crus did a year ago, winning at Cheltenham, Newbury and then the Feltham at Kempton on Boxing Day.
Pipe said: "He's in the two races, and he'll probably still be in two at the five-day stage. He has a similar profile to Grands Crus, but more straightforward. He has done nothing wrong and hopefully he will go and do it in March. He is my shortest priced horse, so he must be my best chance. He looks rock-solid."
Goulanes is also in the picture after scoring on his debut over fences in the Towton at Wetherby. Pipe added: "He stays well and the great thing about him is his attitude. He's in the RSA and the four-miler, and we'll decide nearer the time. I think Roger Brookhouse (owner) is keen on the RSA."
Buddy Bolero could also go for the four-mile National Hunt Chase, while Pipe did not totally rule out his fallen star Our Father, who has flopped twice since his impressive Cheltenham reappearance.
Grands Crus' full-brother Gevrey Chambertin, who last took a handicap at Wincanton in laughably easy fashion, is clearly one of Pipe's other great hopes.
The trainer said: "He won off 130 in not a great race and the handicapper has put him up to 145. He will find it tougher, but even 145 could be workable as he is improving at a rate of knots. He's in the Neptune and the Albert Bartlett and will be entered for the Coral Cup, my father's race and the Pertemps."
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Three Milwaukee area companies have been awarded $3.1 million in federal funding to invest in manufacturing equipment and create 276 new "green" jobs.
"Wisconsin has a tremendous opportunity to be a leader in clean energy," Gov. Jim Doyle said. "With these funds, we will help these companies not only create hundreds of new green jobs in Milwaukee, but also manufacture renewable energy and energy-efficient products."
Doyle has called on the state to generate 25 percent of its electricity and 25 percent of its transportation fuels from renewable resources by 2025.
Under the Doyle's plan, Wisconsin will also capture 10 percent of the market share for renewable energy by 2015 and utilize the state's research capability to become the country's leader in making alternative energy more affordable and available.
Doyle announced grants for the following Milwaukee area companies on Thursday:
- Helios USA: The Milwaukee start-up, a manufacturer that will produce solar panels for residential and commercial applications, will receive $1 million. The company is leasing 40,000 square feet in an existing facility and will invest more than $8 million for equipment and working capital. Helios expects to create 54 new jobs.
- Nature Tech LLC: The start-up manufacturer of energy efficient cellulose insulation manufactured from recycled newsprint will receive $800,000. It is leasing a vacant facility and will invest more than $3 million in the project. The Milwaukee company plans to create 47 new jobs.
- ZBB Energy Corp.: The Menomonee Falls company, which will receive $1.3 million, is investing $4.5 million in equipment and working capital to expand its advanced battery products manufacturing. The company will retain 26 jobs and plans to create 175 additional jobs.
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ANCASTER "I'm so excited."
That comment came Sunday night from Scott Piercy the same golfer who, earlier in the week, said for the style of game that he prefers, playing the Hamilton Golf & Country Club was "boring."
Piercy won $936,000 for his victory at the $5.2-million US 2012 RBC Canadian Open — heck, a cheque that size would perk anybody up. The Las Vegas resident fired a final-round 67 for a total of 17-under 263. Tied for second, at 264, were Americans Robert Garrigus and William McGirt.
It was the second PGA Tour victory for the Las Vegas resident. In 2011, he captured the Renoe-Tahoe event.
"I'm starting to understand how to get things done," 33-year-old Piercy said. "The John Deere Classic was a big turnaround for me (third, earlier this month). I got a lot of things figured out. I had a week off and then I picked up right where I left off."
Piercy got off to a fast start with birdies on holes No. 2, 3, 4 and 5. He said his wedge shots were particularly effective on the day and he was able to keep the ball in play off the tees. On Thursday, Piercy tied a HG&CC course record with a 62.
Tied for fourth at 266 were by Bud Cauley, Chris Kirk and Josh Teater, who shot final round scores of 66, 68 and 66, respectively. Next, tied at 12-under, were Vijay Singh, Bo Van Pelt and Scott Stallings.
Piercy said he was mentally preparing for a playoff — "in a zone" — while the final pairing of McGirt and Garrigus played No. 18. Piercy had par on 18 and, when asked about the large crowds and the pressure as he approached the final green, he said: "You know they're there, but you've got to block them out. You're in your own little bubble."
When long-driving Garrigus completed the third round as the sole leader at 16-under par, he predicted he would need more birdies to win the tournament. That turned out to be true. Garrigus shot an even-par round of 70 on Sunday. And on the 18th hole, with Piercy already in the clubhouse with a score of 17-under, all Garrigus needed to force a playoff was to make his 12-foot birdie putt. But the long putter, which had been acting up all day for Garrigus, left the ball inches short of the cup.
McGirt also blew a golden opportunity to force a playoff. He two-putted the 18th for a bogey after his second shot landed in the sand trap.
"I was confident I had my line," Garrigus said of his second-last putt. "I had my line. I just needed to hit it a little harder.
"I'm still getting used to it (the long putter). My chest was moving. This was my 18th or 19th golf tournament with the thing. The more I play and the more pressure I get, the more comfortable I'm going to get with it."
Garrigus missed numerous makable opportunities for birdies and when he finally drained one on No. 14, he smiled broadly and made an exaggerated fist pump. Two holes later, however, he three-putted for a double bogey. As a side note, there is trap shooting currently going on at the London Olympics and, in 1968 in Mexico City, Garrigus's father, Tom, was a silver medallist in the sport. He also coached the U.S. Olympic shooting team.
McGirt, who has never previously won a PGA Tour event, said: "It was a struggle to get the butterflies to fly in the right formation, let's put it that way. I've never been in that situation before to have a chance to win a golf tournament. It was something new to me, but it was an absolute blast. I just hit the worst putt of the week on the last hole."
It was the 103rd playing of Canada's open championship. Five times it has been held in Hamilton, the last time being in 2006. George Pinches, chief operating officer, of the HG&CC, estimates that the crowds were larger her this year than they were six years ago.
A Canadian still hasn't won the title since Pat Fletcher accomplished the feat in 1954. This year, Graham DeLaet of Weyburn, Sask., won the Rivermead Cup being the low Canadian in the field. He shot a final-round 70 to finish at 2-under, 278. Next came Brantford's David Hearn, who carded a 72 Sunday for 280. Other Canucks scores were: Albin Choi, Toronto, 72-281; Matt McQuillan, Kingston, 69-283; Matt Hill, Bright's Grove, Ont., 73-283.
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NEW MEXICO: The University of New Mexico, School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medical Services Academy (EMS Academy), is seeking a full-time faculty. The position will serve as a primary faculty member with the EMS Academy, to assist with the education and coordination of paramedic program clinicals and field internship, as well as the coordination and scheduling of cli...
The Department of Communication & Journalism at the University of New Mexico invites applications for a full time, 9-month appointment at the rank of Lecturer III to begin August 1, 2015. The department seeks to hire a lecturer with knowledge and experience teaching interpersonal communication, conflict management, and mediation. The successful candidate will coordinate the teaching assistants and...
The Biology Department at the University of New Mexico seeks applicants in an Open Rank search for multiple full-time (9 mo.), non-tenure track Lecturer II or Lecturer III positions in the Biology Department beginning August 8, 2015. The positions are renewable and follow the policies for Lecturer renewal and promotion in the UNM faculty handbook. The principal responsibility of the Lecturers will...
The University of New Mexico-Taos invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE) 12 month (F-12) Lecturer II position in Massage. The successful candidate will be expected to assume a full teaching load for Fall Spring and Summer Semesters (15 credit hours for Fall, 15 credit hours Spring and 6 credit hours in the summer sessions), regular office hours each week (6), and other academic duties inc...
The University of New Mexico, School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medical Services Academy (EMS Academy), is seeking a full-time faculty. The position will serve as a primary faculty member with the EMS Academy, teaching and developing EMS courses for credit and continuing education (CE) for all EMS Academy programs. This faculty position will be responsible for develop...
NEW MEXICO: The University of New Mexico, School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medical Services Academy (EMS Academy), is seeking a full-time faculty. The position will serve as a primary faculty member with the EMS Academy, teaching and developing Austere and Mountain Medicine courses for credit, continuing education and for the Diploma in Mountain Medicine program. Thi...
The University of New Mexico School of Law seeks applications for a full-time (9 mos.), non-tenure track faculty position teaching in the Legal Analysis and Communication Program. The Legal Analysis and Communication Program currently has three full-time, non-tenure-track faculty. The law school is expanding the program to include a fourth full-time, non-tenure-track faculty member to begin in Aug...
The College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (UL&LS) has three openings for Learning Sciences Librarians. These are full-time, 9-month positions with the rank of Visiting Lecturer. These appointments are intended to be for one academic year, but may be renewed annually for a maximum of three years, depending on College need and successful performance of the incumbent. The desired star...
The Community and Regional Planning Program in the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of New Mexico is accepting applications for temporary, part-time Lecturer 2 positions. Lecturer 2 positions are available in the CRP Program for the Spring 2015 semester (January 12 - May 9, 2015) for the following courses: CRP 181, Introduction to Environmental Problems (Tuesdays/Thursdays, 1...
The School of Engineering at the University of New Mexico (UNM) invites applications for the position of Chair of the Department of Nuclear Engineering. The successful candidate will be appointed at the level of Full Professor with tenure. The Department offers an ABET accredited B.S. degree, and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Nuclear Engineering and M.S. level concentrations in Medical Physics and Ra...
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Online Fighting Alliance is an interactive community of MMA and gaming fans alike. Put your skills to the test as you compete against the top players in the world!
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A Feed The Beast server that is part of the wonderful Oasis family of MC servers! Only respected players of the Oasian Servers allowed to join!
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Free forum : Information forum for the players of Bloodpit - The game of Gladiatorial combat
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place for poker players to chat or post anything about poker-will be running some free rolls in the near future
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Server for the Minecraft Tree Spirit Challenge Server and the TreeCrafters players.
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Free forum : LVL1 is a gaming community where players can join together to compete and have fun gaming.
A Place for all PRO C, PRO Online Client, users to go to to find other players quickly and effortlessly.
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Welcome to FusionFall Players website! Please use this one. This is the official website!
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Free forum : For a select few 'unique' Role-Players
This is a forum for players of Beyond the Veil LARP in NE Pennsylvania.
A community of writers, role players, and friends. Dedicated to expanding their skills, and creating a world that transcends the normal and reaches the
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