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Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights (SPHR) is sponsoring a Sept. 15 rally in Montreal, Canada to "End Israeli Colonialism—Unite for Justice." The daylong event will begin with an information bazaar, with some 100 organizations participating, at 10 a.m. at the corner of DeMaisonneuve and Guy in downtown Montreal. From there, demonstrators will march to the U.S. Consulate, then return to the bazaar site passing the Israeli Consulate. Some 20,000 people are expected for what organizers hope will be one of the largest pro-Palestinian events held in North America. Additional information is available at the Web site <www.sphr.org>.
In observance of the first anniversary of the al-Aqsa intifada, the Al-Awda Palestine Right to Return Coalition and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign will hold a national demonstration in London on Oct. 13. Participants should assemble at the Hyde Park Marble Arch at 11:30 a.m. for a march to the U.S. Embassy, followed by a rally in Trafalgar Square. For additional information contact Al-Awda in London, 020-7900-6767.
The Woodrow Wilson Center is currently accepting applications for its 2002-03 fellowship competition. The Center awards academic year residential fellowships to individuals from any country and from a wide variety of backgrounds (academic participation is limited to the postdoctoral level). Fellowship proposals are accepted in a broad range of the social sciences and humanities on national and/or international issues. Information and application forms may be downloaded from the Wilson Center's Web site at <www.wilsoncenter.org>, or contact Scholar Selection and Services Office, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, One Woodrow Wilson Plaza, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20004-3027, e-mail <[email protected]>, phone (202) 691-4170. Application deadline is Oct. 1.
Nominations currently are being accepted for the 2002 Martin Ennals Award (MEA) for Human Rights Defenders. Named after the first secretary-general of Amnesty International, who died in 1991, the Award is granted annually to an individual or, exceptionally, an organization currently involved in human rights work, and who has demonstrated an active record of combatting human rights violations by courageous and innovative means. The MEA encourages in particular those who are working in conditions hostile to fundamental human rights and who are in need of protection. The value of the annual award is 20,000 Swiss Francs, to be used for further work in the field of human rights. The application form and additonal information is available from the MEA Web site, <www.digitalsmile.com/
mea>, or from the Secretariat, c/o HURIDOCS 48, chemin de Grand-Montfleury, CH-1290 Versoix, Switzerland, phone 41-22-755-5252, fax 41-22-755-5260, e-mail <[email protected]>. Deadline is Oct. 15.
Artistic Attractions
"Le Temps de Vivre," an exhibition of sculptures and ceramics by artist Khalil Bendib, will be on view until Sept. 15 at the Alliance Française de San Francisco Art Gallery, 1345 Bush St. (between Polk and Larkin Sts., Civic Center BART station), San Francisco.
The Washington, DC Internation Film Festival presents the 6th Annual Arabian Sights 2001 film festival, featuring contemporary Arab cinema, Oct. 5-14. All films (all with English subtitles) will be shown at the Loews Cineplex Foundry Theaters, 1055 Thomas Jefferson St., NW. For complete information call (202) 724-5613 or visit the Web site <www.filmfestdc.org>.
The Smithsonian Institution's Freer Gallery of Art, located on the National Mall, will present "Turkish Cinema Now," a survey of recent Turkish films, all with English subtitles. Screenings will be held Sundays Sept. 16, Sept. 23, Sept. 30 and Oct. 7 at 2 p.m., and Fridays Oct. 5 and 12 at 7 p.m. For information on specific films to be shown call (202) 357-2700 or visit the Web site <www.si.edu/asia>.
A benefit concert for the preservation of classical music in India and Pakistan will be held at the Julia Morgan Center for the Arts, 2640 College Ave., Berkeley, CA, Oct. 20 at 8 p.m. Indian master classical vocalist Ustad Shafqat Ali Khan will perform classical Raaga, Sufi, Urdu, and Persian Ghazel music. For tickets call (925) 798-1300; for more information call (510) 534-2977.

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- Publisher: LucasArts
- Release Date: Nov 3, 2009
- Summary: For the first time ever in the Star Wars Battlefront series, players can fight on multi-level battlefronts, on the ground and in space. Players can start the fight on foot, commandeer a vehicle to battle on the ground or dogfight in space, and land their craft and fight on capital starships. The battles waged on each front are all directly effected by the player's actions, creating a combat experience where every shot fired and every enemy defeated can affect the outcome of a battle on another front. Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron features a deep and engrossing single player campaign that spans the entire Star Wars Saga - and beyond. Gamers assume the identity of X2, a clone trooper created from the DNA of a Jedi Master. Originally tasked with eliminating Jedi during Order 66, X2 decides to leave his blood-stained past behind and joins the Rebellion. X2 isn't the only Force-sensitive clone, however. X1, his clone brother, chooses a much more sinister path, leading to a confrontation that could determine the fate of both the Empire and the Rebellion. Additionally, players have at their disposal massive amounts of pick-up and play action for seemingly endless replay value. The PSP provides the deepest customization options ever seen in a Star Wars Battlefront title, allowing players to personalize and build their character with more weapons and items than ever before, including the weapons characters carry into battle, the armor they wear on their backs, their species, gender, appearance and physical strengths. Players can also unlock hundreds of other items and bonuses to help even the odds. On Nintendo DS, players can experience a unique class-based gameplay experience that allows them to outfit their characters with pre-determined weapon armaments, including heavy weapons, blasters and even lightsabers. Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron on the PSP supports 16-player multiplayer, complete with in-depth stat tracking, and intense 4-player skirmishes on Nintendo DS across a wide number of modes, including the all-new "Heroes and Villains." Take up arms as some of the most iconic Star Wars characters, including Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Boba Fett, Kit Fisto, Darth Maul and other familiar faces from Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. And battle for the fate of the galaxy on some of the most memorable Star Wars planets of all time, including the forest-covered landscape of Endor, the frozen wastes of Hoth and even the mysterious Yavin 4. [LucasArts]… Expand
- Developer: Savage Entertainment
- Genre(s): Other Shooters
- # of players: 4 Online
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
- More Details and Credits »
Score distribution:
Positive: 4 out of 25
Mixed: 19 out of 25
Negative: 2 out of 25
Star Wars: Elite Squadron refines its formula with a new campaign story and other modes, especially multiplayer online.
Although Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron takes more than a simple hint from its predecessor, it introduces a new and much more varied mission structure, making the game much more fun.
Star Wars Battlefront Elite Squadron is too linear in its development, and although it offers continuous action and has a good and well told story, it is not enough to make it a cult game.
Old in the soul, Battlefront Series needs a complete revolution to entertain the video gamers of this new generation.
Personally, I'm a bit mystified about why this game even exists. The concept behind the Star Wars Battlefront games is sound, but I can't see why anyone would think that the PSP could be a good platform for this kind of outing.
Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron, like the previous games, is plagued by lousy controls, boring campaign and sad graphics. The multiplayer is okay, but doesn't offer much novelty. The class system hasn't received much thought, making it useless. Only the Galactic Conquest is worth it, but that's only a small ray of light in an otherwise grim game.
As it stands, you're left instead with something that is more difficult to control than an angry rancor.
Score distribution:
Positive: 6 out of 7
Mixed: 1 out of 7
Negative: 0 out of 7
Jan 13, 2012Star Wars Battlefront : Elite Squadron for the Playstation Portable goes hand in hand with it's predecessor and any Star Wars fan will be proud to have this game in stock.
10/10… Expand
burpburpNov 30, 2009I love this game. its really the only game on the PSP so far for me, worth playing. Campaign gets addicting. Hero CTF is fun and i love the starfighter upgrades… Expand
Jul 1, 2011Pros: it's a strategy action-adventure, it's star wars, galactic conquest is fun, decent story. Cons: bad graphics, dodgy camera, flawed gameplay, bad roster of characters, bland planets. OVERALL: extremely flawed but a fun game. not as good as "star wars: battlefront 2".… Collapse
zachhNov 7, 2009Fun but definitely lacking. The good: Controls well and responsive with the aim speed turned up from default settings, character animations are much improved, levels are well designed and are actually NEW MAPS. Weapons are more refined fun to use. Dogfights are quick and deadly now, instead of say in SWB:RS, when you could hammer a Tie Fighter for over a minute trying to shoot it down. The Bad: Stripped down starfighter roster (1 fighter and 1 transport per faction), claims "the most indepth customisation of any battlefront game" read 'extra two weapons' and NO extra player customization that wasn't allready in SWB:RS. The story, Reneagde Squadron is a veritable Shakespearian play compared to the train wreck of SWB:ES. Th Ugly. The transition scenes between docking/space are appaling. All atmosphere is lost due to the transition in no way ressembling the level you're taking part in. Space changes hue and capital ships straight up change colour.… Expand
Nov 14, 2012General:
When I picked up this game, I was excited about the promise of an expanded Battlefield. I have played every Battlefront Game put out and generally enjoy the series. In this case, I find some flaws with the new system. Much of the same old things were in this game; Conquest of spawn points, space battles, multiplayer mode and a campain. I was pleasantly suprised by the campaign. Its not well put together, with the story jumping around, and some of the levels are a simple repeat of the last mission, but it was more enjoyable in general then past campaigns. The class system is also been replaced by a general layout design. This works very well. On the downside, Galactic conquest is no longer the same sort of "build your fleet and go engage the enemy". It was replaced by a "move troops" function. There is also not a "default" galactic conquest mode. They are all "story based" with a small set of planets and sectors that you just move your troops around. I found this system not nearly as fun as previous installments.
Graphics: 7
For the PSP, it was better then on other versions and pretty good. Compaired to Battlefront 2, its very similiar. Compaired to "modern" games, meh.
Controls: 9
The Controls were much improved over the last game. I felt (especially with settings on Vita to allow for 2 joystick use) that I was in total control of my character and it made flying much easier. The auto aim, and sticky recepticle was helpful. I felt it on par with playing on a Playstation 2/3 controller.
Sound: 9
Good sound effect and background musice. Voice acting leaves alittle to wish for, but not too bad.
Story: 7
The last "act" has some fun in it, the rest of the story seems plausable in the Star Wars Universe. Some of the main story is alot of retracking, as well as a "Why do I have to do this" feeling, but the overall campaign was a generally pleasant experience for me.
Value: 8 For the PSP (I actually played this on my Vita), this game is better graphically and technically then the last PSP Battlefront game. There is little restriction compaired with the council installments and this game doesnt feel "cut down" to play on the Vita. Its enjoyable and a good way to waste time, and you can download it for $20 on the market. Considering that, it has a pretty good "value"… Expand
Jul 2, 2012I could blabber mouth on about how it brings whole worlds in the star wars universe to life allowing you to use loads of customisation to make a super fun time soldier. That wouldn't be a lie. But we have seen huge worlds before in video games, we also have seen customisation in video games. Both of these have been seen in star wars games before. This just strings them together which should, on paper, make one of the best games on the PSP. I mean, renegade squadron had a great story, great galactic conquest, fore-filling customisation and of course the instant action. Which is great, and being this is the sequel you'd think it would do the same and more. But, the customisation is now limited alot more, the story is a pile of **** but it still is fairly good. I cant give it more than a six though because it wasn't exactly as good as I wanted.… Expand
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STARVILLE Chanel Mokango doesnt know how many times she has heard the word tough in her short time in Mississippi. How effectively the senior center plays with that kind of spirit, though, likely will have a huge impact on the Mississippi State womens basketballs 2009-10 season. So far, the 6-foot-5 center is still working to find the right balance to her game. Mokango and MSU (5-3) will try to take another step closer to their comfort zone at 7 p.m. Saturday when it plays against Louisiana Tech in Ruston, La.
Kayla Melson is making the best of a difficult situation. In the preseason, the University of Mississippi womens basketball team lost junior guard Alliesha Easley to a season-ending knee injury. The loss of an experienced and versatile player like Easley would have crippled many other teams, but Melson is helping the Rebels make the best out of a trying predicament. Melson, a 5-foot-8 junior guard, is second on the tam in scoring at 11.8 points per game. She also is averaging 4.8 rebounds per game and is second on the team with 40 assists and tied for second with 12 steals.
STARKVILLE Ravern Johnson understands the importance of playing defense. The Mississippi State junior guard never has been afraid to shoot the basketball, but defense hasnt always come as easily for him. Even though the benefits dont always show up in the boxscore, Johnson has learned concentrating on defense can make a difference.
STARKVILLE Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen appeared surprised his name surfaced last week in connection with the vacancy at the University of Kansas. Not long after Kansas announced the resignation of Mark Mangino, Mullens name surfaced as a possible replacement in an Associated Press story by Doug Tucker. Mullen quickly put those rumors to rest and said he hadnt been in contact with anyone at Kansas. He said his family loves living in Mississippi.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State offensive coordinator Les Koenning realizes how important junior offensive tackle Derek Sherrod is for the Bulldogs. Other coaches from around the Southeastern Conference have learned how valuable Sherrod is to the Bulldogs as they picked him on the All-SEC second-team on a list released Tuesday. Im very proud of him, Koenning said. Its a great honor for him and this football team. It was a reward and a good deal for him. I know hes proud of it and hes well deserving.
STARKVILLE The postseason recognition continues for Mississippi State senior running back Anthony Dixon. One week after taking home the Cellular South Conerly Trophy as Mississippis top college player, Dixon earned first-team honors on The Associated Press All-Southeastern Conference team.
STARKVILLE This is an important week for the Mississippi State mens basketball team. The Bulldogs go back on the road, but its not going to be an easy trip.
BILOXI ---The East Mississippi Community College football teams historical season continued Sunday with a 27-24 win against Arizona Western College in the second-annual Mississippi Bowl at Biloxi Stadium. The win allowed the Lions, ranked No. 5, to cap off head coach Buddy Stephens second season with a school record 11 wins to go win one loss. EMCC, which won its first state championship last month by beating Gulf Coast 75-71, made the schools first bowl appearance since a 1963 visit to the Hospitality Bowl in Gulfport.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State found playing St. Bonaventure to be a little bit easier this season. Last season, the Bulldogs had to score the final five points to beat the Bonnies 76-71. However, the rematch Saturday was never in doubt as MSU hit four 3-point field goals in the first 4 minutes, jumped out to a 16-2 lead and went on to a 105-53 win at Humphrey Coliseum. It ties for the largest margin of victory in the 12-year era of coach Rick Stansbury.
SCOOBA Todays Mississippi Bowl in Biloxi figures to be a formidable matchup of two of the nations rising junior college football programs. Paired together from opposite sides of the cournty, the No. 5 East Mississippi Community College Lions (10-1) will meet the sixth-ranked Matadors of Arizona Western College (9-1). Kickoff for the Mississippi Gulf Coasts second-annual junior college bowl event is set for 2 p.m. at Biloxi Indian Stadium.
Roll Tide, Redden. Regardless of which college football team you love, those words have a familiar ring if you live in Columbus or in West Alabama. Thats because Alan Redden just might be the areas biggest fan of the University of Alabama. He holds that title even though he drives a truck for his business, Redden Satellite, that has lettering outlined in blue and orange the colors or archrival Auburn.
STARKVILLE Mississippi State mens basketball coach Rick Stansbury knows St. Bonaventure center Andrew Nicholson will be a difficult matchup. The toughest thing for the Bulldogs about facing Nicholson is center Jarvis Varnado might have his shot-blocking hand taped up. Varnado dislocated two fingers on his left hand last week attempting to block a shot against Old Dominion. Stansbury isnt sure how much hell be able to help against the Bonnies at 1 p.m. Saturday.
STARKVILLE Incomplete. On paper, the statistics from the Mississippi State womens basketball teams 85-52 victory against Southern Miss reflect an impressive evening.
East Mississippi Community College womens basketball coach Sharon Thompson is relying on freshmen in order for her team to have a successful season. Twelve of EMCCs 15 players are freshmen. Of the teams sophomores, only one Martika Hull is a returning starter, while the other Eryn Gray is a transfer from Meridian Community College. One player who is contributing in her first season with the Lady Lions (5-4) is guard Natalie Tate, of Columbus.
STARKVILLE The Mississippi State womens basketball will see at 7 tonight if has learned its lessons and is ready to move on. Coach Sharon Fanning-Otis hopes the Lady Bulldogs will be in that position when they take on Southern Miss (3-3) at Humphrey Coliseum. The game is the first for MSU (4-3) after it went 0-3 last weekend at the 10th annual Paradise Jam in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. MSU, which entered the three-day tournament ranked No. 19 in the Associated Press Top 25, opened the tournament with a 73-55 loss to then-No. 13 Texas. MSU beat Texas 71-63 last season in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
STARKVILLE One year ago, Mississippi State Athletic Director Greg Byrne was looking for a new football coach. After Sylvester Croom resigned following a 4-8 season and a 45-0 loss to the University of Mississippi, Byrne knew he had to find someone to help energize the program. He found Dan Mullen.
STARKVILLE -- Carl Torbush has been on both sides of the Egg Bowl rivalry between Mississippi State and Ole Miss. As the defensive coordinator at Ole Miss from 1983-86, Torbush didnt lose to MSU. Now as the defensive coordinator at MSU, Torbush turned the tables on Ole Miss on Saturday as the Bulldogs won the Egg Bowl 41-27 at Davis Wade Stadium. It was a satisfying way for Torbush and MSU (5-7, 3-5 Southeastern Conference) to end the season.
STARKVILLE It remains to be seen whether Chris Relf is the quarterback of the future for Mississippi State. On Saturday, Relf was more than adequate for the present. The sophomore rushed for 131 yards and two touchdowns and threw for two more scores to help MSU upset No. 20 University of Mississippi 41-27 before a crowd of 55,365 at Davis Wade Stadium. MSU (5-7, 3-5 Southeastern Conference) ended Dan Mullens first season as coach on a good note and avenged a 45-0 loss to the Rebels last season.
STARKVILLE Gashed. Shredded. Trampled. Any of those words and probably a few more would describe the feeling of the University of Mississippi football team defense Saturday after a 41-27 loss to Mississippi State in the Egg Bowl at David Wade Stadium. Led by sophomore quarterback Chris Relf and senior running back Anthony Dixon, the Bulldogs (5-7, 3-5 Southeastern Conference) rushed for 317 yards against the Rebels (8-4, 4-4), who entered the game as the SECs fourth-best team against the run (124.3 yards per game).
STARKVILLE Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen couldnt leave Davis Wade Stadium on Saturday afternoon without getting a microphone to address the crowd one more time this season. Mullen wanted to express his appreciation to the fans for helping set attendance records and energizing the football team this season. Even though the Bulldogs were only 2-5 at home this season, they closed their home schedule with a 41-27 victory against No. 20 University of Mississippi.
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What's New at the New Mexico Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers & Professional Surveyors
Renew Your License Online
The Board's online renewal system is now available. Please click the link down below to access the website:
Friday, November 21, 2014
Please note that this meeting has been CANCELLED and will be rescheduled for a later date and time.
Appointments and Re-appointment to the Board
Governor Susana Martinez has made the following appointment to the Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors:
Clifford Spirock, PS of Corrales
Governor Susana Martinez has made the following reappointment:
Julie P. Samora, PE of Albuquerque
Online License Renewals
The Board's online license renewal system will be unavailable until the beginning of November 2014. We are currently testing and preparing the system, we appreciate your patience and cooperation in our endeavor to provide you this new service.
The NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam and Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) Exam are transitioning to Computer Based Testing (CBT) beginning January 1, 2014
Registration opens on November 4, 2013 for the CBT Exams. The New Mexico Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors is no longer accepting applications for the FE and FS exams.
For more information regarding the January 2014 start of the NCEES Computer Based Testing ("CBT") please click here. For updates, click here.
For answers to your frequently asked questions, click here.
You are also encouraged to connect with NCEES on their social media sites of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.
Effective June 14, 2013 - The following are required to be in the Board office no later than thirty (30) calendar days prior to the next scheduled Committee meeting: ALL applications, letters of request to re-take the PE Exam, and ALL supporting documentation.
THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS, ALL DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE APPLICATION AND/OR RETAKE OF THE PE EXAM MUST be received on the application deadline indicated below, by no later than 5 pm. Emails and faxes are not acceptable.
Please note: applications, supporting documentation (that complete a file) and letters of request to re-take the PE exam received after the thirty (30) calendar day deadline will be processed and presented at the next scheduled Committee meeting.
Public Notifications of Disciplinary Actions
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Insight and analysis from around the world with Channel 4 News's team of international correspondents.
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Until a secret raid on a moonless night in March, Major-General Thatchai Pitaneelaboot thought he was getting a grip on the problem. After the incident, he had to think again.
The 46-year old police commander was handed one of the toughest jobs in Thai policing last year when he was made top immigration cop in southern part of the country. The region is nothing less than a jungle-covered transit lounge, frequented by brokers, smugglers, human traffickers, shadowy boatmen and the like.
As the protest numbers dwindle, it's time to take stock. If the demonstrators decide to pack up their tents, what will they have to show for their efforts?
A senior member of a one of Hong Kong's notorious gangs tells Channel 4 News triad members receive money to disrupt the protest movement and the police do not try to stop them.
Few people think the territory's leaders – or their Chinese overlords in Beijing – are going to sit down and cut a deal with the protestors, but Hong Kong has changed.
Pro-democracy supporters struck camp in Hong Kong 52 days ago and have built themselves a village. Bailiffs have turned up to help with the government's new "removal
We saw both two sides of Hong Kong's intractable political crisis through the steely eyes of the protagonists yesterday afternoon.
They tried to force them out with tear gas. They tried to scare them out with talk of 'dire consequences'. Now Hong Kong's police have quietly moved in to strip away
The main protest site in Hong Kong occupies a large inner-city motorway as well as side streets, bridges and squares and it has been turned into an extraordinary, open-air art gallery.
Will demonstrators return to work or stay out to prolong their protest? As China stiffens its tone, Hong Kong's chief executive mulls a momentous decision.
I am standing next to a hundred or so student protestors who look very young and very scared. Just 15 metres or so away are hundreds of angry people shaking their fists and screaming at them.