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Title: The second World War and Australian memory
Prof J Beaumont & Prof D Walker
Summary: This project examines the way in which the experience of the Second World War has been remembered in Australia. By researching the fictional and documentary literature about combat and captivity, studying the commemoration of, and discourse about, the war and Australia's former enemies, and exploring individual memories, it will trace the evolution of national, collective and individual memories of the war, the interaction between these and the role of memory of the Second World War in public and private life.
1997: $40000
1998: $43000
1999: $57000
Title: Percy Spender: a biography with special attention to his contributions to conservative politics and to Australia's role in world affairs
Dr D Lowe
Summary: This study is a biography of Percy Spender, a prominent Australian politician from the late 1930s to the early 1950s before becoming Australia's Ambassador to the United States for seven years and then a Justice on the International Court of Justice for nine. It will examine Spender's political and intellectual contributions to conservative politics, adding substantially to our Menzies-dominated understanding of conservatism. It will also devote special attention to his major contributions to Australian overseas policy in the 1950s. One feature was Spender's promotion of the closest possible US-Australian relations, a goal he was well-placed to pursue as Australia's longest serving Ambassador in Washington.
1997: $20000
1998: $21000
Title: The influence of islamic neo-modernism on islamic thought and social attitudes in Indonesia
Dr G Barton & Dr A Saeed - The University of Melbourne
Summary: This project will investigate the extent to which, and the mechanisms by which, neo-Modernist Islamic thought has been able to exert a significant influence over the development of Islamic thought and thinking about citizenship amongst youger Islamic intellectuals and activists in Indonesia. In particular, it will focus on the process of reform that has taken place in the state Islamic Institutes (IAIN) and on the influence of neo-Modernist NGOs such as Nurcholish Madjid's Paramadina, LSAF/Ulum'ul Qur'an and progressive, youth oriented NGOs associated with the large traditionalist Islamic organiatin Nahdlatul Ulama, such as LKiS and P3M, that support the views of Abdurrahman Wahid.
1997: $25000
1998: $30000
1999: $35000
Title: Language, subjectivity and the unconscious: a critical study of the published and unpublished work of Jacques Lacan
Dr RA Grigg
Summary: This project is a critical study of the published and unpublished seminars andwritings of the French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan. It examines the development of his thought, focusing on the key issues of language, subjectivity and the unconscious, from the 1950s to the end of the 1970s. A number of important philosophical issues will be addressed, concerning self-identity, the nature of language, and the ontology of the unconscious. This work will also have important implications in a wide range of disciplines in the humantites. The project will further international collaboration psychoanalytic theory.
1997: $30000
1998: $21500
Title: Voluntary associations and active citizenship - welfare, democracy and the market in Australia, Russia, and Sweden
Prof B Turner,Dr S Kenny, & Dr K Brown
Summary: Welfare provision in advanced societies is undergoing profound change. While centralised state and market mechanisms offer oppositional choices, a third path lies in the community sector. Hirst (1994) identifies the potential in developing voluntary (non volunteer) associations for providing welfare and strengthening citizenship and democracy. This project will investigate voluntary associations in Australia, Russia and Sweden. All three societies face crucial choices affecting welfare in the medium to long-term. Through a comparison of case study and survey research in each country, the project will provide findings of wide-ranging significance for future welfare and democratic practice.
1997: $39000
1998: $65000
1999: $63000
Title: Developing a world competition code: a legal and economic analysis
Prof J Waincymer, Prof PH Clarke, & Prof P Sgro
Summary: The project comprises an assessment of the desirability of developing codifiedinternational or regional competition laws and policies. This involves an identification of international trade activities that constitute anti-competitive practices, an evaluation of the trade distorting effects of those activities and the impact on them of domestic competition laws, and identification of defects in those laws, a consideration of the conceptual value and practicability of developing inter-governmental agreements to remove those distortions and finally, an identification of the optimal elements of any such agreements.
1997: $37000
1998: $10000
Title: Sustaining best practice in Australian manufacturing organisations
Prof M Rimmer, Prof R Chenhall, & Ms J Macneil
Summary: Best practice' comprises a set of business practices intended to improve origanisational competitiveness. These practices appear to be widely understood and implemented in Australian manufacturing organisations. However, evidence from the US suggests that returns on 'best practice' investment may take three to seven years: in Australia best practice has rarely been sustained to this point. Through longitudinal case study research, this project will distinguish the variables causing best practice to be prematurely abondoned. In particular it will build upon existing research regarding the critical role of change leadership, employee empowerment and performance measurement, and examine the effect of environmental variables.
1997: $44000
1998: $38000
1999: $32000
Title: Rethinking postgraduate pedagogy - on the history and praxis of the PhD in Australia
Dr A Lee - University of Technology Sydney
Dr B Green, & Prof LR Johnson - University of Technology Sydney
Summary: This project seeks to make a major contribution to understanding and impoving the quality of postgraduate education in Australia. Drawing on contemporary cultural and curriculum theory, it asks questions about (a) the type of person or identity being shaped by this teaching and (b) the role of this pedagogy in the evolving boundaries of three specific disciplinary areas in the humanities and social sciences. The project builds on extensive research that has been conducted in recent years into factors that influence completion rates of postgraduate research students but it seeks to go beyond the patterns documented to date to explore the subtle and complex processes involved.
1997: $60000
1998: $45000
1999: $39000
Title: Stories of ageing: a longitudinal study of women's self-representation
Dr B Kamler, Prof T Threadgold - Monash University
Ms S Feldman - The University of Melbourne
Summary: This project is a longitudinal case study which investigates change in the lives and concerns of women aged 70-85 living outside institutional care. The project team will work collaboratively with ageing women to explore the ways in which their stories of ageing contribute to new understandings of later life and an active sense of citizenship. The project will bring new theoretical perspectives to the study of ageing which challenge existing research and policy directions. The innovative pedagogies developed for working with ageing women will have practicl applications for health care professionals, service providers and literacy educators.
1997: $48000
1998: $40000
1999: $52000
Title: The marketisation of education: implications for gender construction, relations and reform
A/Prof JE Kenway
Summary: This project will: (1) enhance the emerging feminist research on the marketisation of education by (a) developing a critical analysis of it, (b) develop a more robust theoretical framework for it and (c) by critically connecting it to the mainstream research on this topic - thereby widening its focus considerably; (2) enhance the mainstream research on the marketisation of education by connecting it to the emerging feminist research; (3) enhance both the above by connecting them to broader feminist research and theory on globalisation, the restructuring of the state and the role of consumption in culture and society; (4) enhance our knowledge base thereby contributing to the development of policy at government, school and corporate levels and also to gender equity.
1997: $36000
Title: An investigation of perceptual grouping in normal and spatially- degraded visual systems
Dr AJ Mussap, Prof BU Crassini, & Prof DM Levi
Summary: Local features that are aligned along one axis perceptually group together to form a coherent whole, while simultaneoulsy segregating from neighbouring features that do not lie along this axis. We propose a series of experiments on human observers designed to elucidate the role of feature alignment, spacing, density, and closure on perceptual grouping. The data obtined will be used to test predictions of two alternative types of model of perceptual grouping: Spatial filter models and association models. With regards to clinical applications, we aim to use perceptual grouping as a tool to explore high-level deficits in the visual systems of human amblyopes.
1997: $40000
1998: $21000
1999: $21000
Title: Abscisic acid and cell signalling in plant-pathogen interactions
Dr DM Cahill
Summary: This research will examine the role of the plant hormone abscisic acid (ABA) in the interaction of the soybean-rot pathogen, Phytophthora sojae, with its host. It is proposed that ABA is a key regulatory molecule that acts as a signal to determine the outcome of the interaction. The role of ABA will be analysed using an immunological and pharmacological approach and microinjection of ABA into single cells will enable the fate of ABA to be determined. The research will contribute to our understanding of host-pathogen interactions and increase our knowledge of plant hormone and cell biology.
1997: $35000
1998: $30000
Title: Chirotechnology - organotinhydrides in enantioselective synthesis
Prof D Dakternieks, Dr CH Schiesser - The University of Melbourne
Dr J Lusztyk
Summary: Organotin hydrides are widely used as hydrogen transfer agents in organic synthesis involving free radical chain reactions. Despite this widespread use, organotin hydrides capable of enantioselective hydrogen delivery are unknown. This project will develop chiral organotin hydride reducing agents which would find application in synthetic chemistry, such as preparation of pharmacological compounds, whose activity depends on their enantiomeric purity. The world enantiomeric pharmaceutical market was estimated at US$18 billion in 1992, forecast to rise to US$40 billion by the end of this century.
1997: $64000
1998: $59000
1999: $56000
Title: Isolation of DNA repair genes from arabidopsis thaliana
Prof BA Kunz
Summary: The overall aim of this proposal is to isolate plant genes responsible for controlling the repair of DNA damage caused by physical or chemical agents that produce bulky lesions in DNA, with ultraviolet light being the agent used. We expect to recover and characterise genes that are involved either in reversing the damage or excising the damage as a prelude to replacing the affected region with new, intact DNA. The availability of these genes will make it possible to begin biochemically analysing the repair mechanisms involved, and will facilitate future genetic engineering of plants with enhanced DNA repair capabilities.
1997: $55000
1998: $50000
1999: $52000
Title: Theoretical studies of collisional energy transfer in combustion-model and atmospheric-model systems at high vibrational excitation
Dr KF Lim
Summary: Chemical reaction rates are to a large extent determined by intermolecular collisional energy transfer (CET). Despite intensive theoretical and experimental study, the detailed mechanism of CET is still not fully understood. Time-dependent simulations will be used to study the dynamics of model hydrocarbon fuel molecules and halogenated molecules of relevance to atmospheric chemistry at high vibrational excitation. The dependence of CET on molecular size, shape and related factors will be of particular interest, as will the interdependence of vibrational and rotational energy transfer.
1997: $44000
1998: $40000
1999: $38000
Title: Novel therapeutics for the activation of adenosine receptors
Dr PJ Scammells
Summary: Heart disease is the major cause of death in Australia with one person dying every 10 minutes from a cardiovascular related condition. This problem will increase as a function of the predicted rise in the proportion of the population over 65. This research proposal focuses on the development of new drugs which will assist in the understanding and treatment of cardiac arrhythmia's. Furthermore, such compounds offer the hope of protecting the heart against oxygen debt associated with myocardial infarction and strokes, which are of particular relevance in the elderly.
1997: $54000
1998: $51000
1999: $48000
Title: Perturbations of difference equations
Dr AF Ivanov
Summary: Difference equations, a part of contemporary nonlinear dynamics, are frequently used as models of a wide variety of the real life phenomena. Continuous time difference equations and their perturbation appear in various applications, e.g. in physics (transmission lines/Chua's circuits) and in partial differential equations (boundary value problems for hyperbolic equations). Their study is based on the development and use of the corresponding theory of discrete maps and of the new perturbation methods.
1997: $48000
1998: $50000
1999: $52000
Title: Gondwanan-Eurasian Permian bio- geographical links: a comparative study of permain brachiopoda from eastern Australia and northern Russia
Dr GR Shi & Prof NW Archbold
Summary: This project will clarify the spatial and temporal characteristics of the long-acclaimed bipolar distribution of Permian marine faunas and taxa between the Gondwana and Boreal Realms. Results from this investigation will add significantly to the understanding of the palaeogeoographical and plate tectonic relationships of northern Eurasia with Gondwana during the Permian, which is essential for the interpretation of the subsequent geological historyof the Asian-W. Pacific region. This region is of critical importance in the exploration for economic hydrocarbon and mineral deposits and for Australian industry which is increasing its collaborative exploration and development programmes offshore throughout the region.
1997: $36000
1998: $31000
1999: $31000
Title: Modelling and monitoring preferential solute transport
Dr F Stagnitti
Summary: Recent experiments suggest that farm chemicals such as fertilisers and pesticides may reach groundwater in much shorter times than current models predict. These findings indicate we may be significantly under-estimating the risk of groundwater contamination. A new and innovative experimental program is proposed to study heterogeneous transport in soils. The data will be mathematically modelled for the purposes of understanding the key-physical mechanisms controlling transport and developing predicitive tools for practical applications. This research will have important implications for the sustainable environmental management of soils and for improving chemical application and irrigation schedules.
1997: $41000
1998: $31000
1999: $32000
Title: Negatively buoyant vertical jets striking a surface
Dr C Lemckert & Dr S Armfield - Sydney University
Summary: Negatively buoyant jets (or fountains) striking a surface and falling back occur in many situations. For instance, heating a room with a warm air current from the ceiling, and mixing reservoirs using deep-draw aerators. The efficiency of the mixing in these processes depends critically on the structure of the flow within the resultant fountain. A combined experimental and numerical investigation of such fountains will be carried out with the intention of determining the engineering parameters of the flow, such as the total dilution and lateral spread, and assessing the suitability of currently available turbulence models for predicting their behaviour.
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"And for some stranding events, you know we just don;t ever know the cause."
Right now, doctors are starting necropsies. Dr. Erin Fougeres, a Marine Mammal Biologist with NOAA, said their case could take months. And each whale may have suffered from something different.
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"Pilot whales feed primarily on deep squid and on fish, but I can't say we know enough about their prey base to be able to say thats what's going on here."
Doctors also want to see if military sonar may have thrown off the whales navigation.
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Conference in Cambridge by day, visiting museums at night - Where to eat? (Tight budget!!!)
I'm attending a weekend conference at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge, on Memorial Drive. I hope to have time for evening visits to the Museum of Fine Arts and the Gardner.
Are there any decent eating places near that hotel and the museums? I really prefer vegetarian food or "ethnic" food (Indian, Latin, etc) but I'm game for any place that offers a good meal affordable for someone on a student-type budget.
Willing to take train or bus to a great place, as long as it's not too far from the hotel, since time will be limited.
Thanks in advance, folks. It's my first time in the area so I'll really, really appreciate any advice...
Rina S.
you are reasonably close to Central Square, Kendall Square, the MIT area, and if you are a walker you can cross the bridge at Mass Ave and be in Back Bay and Kenmore Square reasonably easily.
Unfortunately there's not much right by either Museum though both have cafes and the MFA has a pricey and not all that interesting restaurant. In Central Square Cafe Baraka is reasonable and quite good tunisian food with good vegetarian options. More expensive but very good is Helmand's. Court House Square is good and affordable seafood. Basta Pasta is good cheap Italian.
From the MFA/Gardner Museum, it's not too far a walk to the restaurant row on Peterborough Street. There's a shabu place, El Pelon for cheap Mexican food, or Rod Dee for Thai.
the gardner is only open late on thursdays. both museums have cafes, but i have yet to try the new one at the gardner.
near your hotel is similan's for thai. i find most of the food too sweet but it is well -received by many.
you're also an easy walk to kendall square. i'll let others chime in for indian and veg rec's for that neighb. not my preference.
There are several reasonably-priced places to eat in Harvard Sq. (Sorry, these aren't ethnic but fit your budget and might come in handy.)
Grendel's Den offers half-prices on all food between 5:00 and 7:30, and again at 9 until 11:30. The prices are reasonable to begin with, so it's a deal and you can find something decent. I think you have to buy a drink for at least $3. I'd avoid the hamburgers, but you can get Salvadoran veggies and tofu with quinoa or rice for $4, or pasta with pesto or gorgonzola sauce for $3.25. Nothing amazing, but okay and the place has a certain Harvard Sq. flavor.
For quick bites:
Flat Patties has a couple of vegetarian choices and offers tasty food at really cheap prices. Felipe's (same owners, I believe) has solid burritos, again for a quick bite.
The Clover Food Lab on Dunster St. is a casual, affordable vegetarian place.
In the Holyoke Arcade Building, Oggi Gourmet offers respectable cheese pizzas for $5 on Mondays.
Have a great visit!
Oh, and please report back when you have a minute so we can know what worked and what didn't. That way your experience can help another hound in the future.
It's been a long time since I was a student, and I'm not sure what passes for a student budget these days in this town, but if I was limited roughly to the corridor between your hotel and the museums, here is what I would do. If you like to walk, it is probably a 30-45 minute walk from your hotel to the museum, and fairly pleasant. You are also right near the 47 bus line that goes outbound to the museums and inbound to Central Square.
Heading toward the museum, you cross the river and come first to Commonwealth Avenue and the Green Line 'B' branch subway. It is the middle of Boston University and there is not much there besides typical student-type places. About 6 blocks to the right though is a good and modestly priced Thai place, Brown Sugar Cafe, that has a vegetarian corner on its menu. You can walk there or take the subway.(which is an above-ground trolley at that point). You can take the Green Line still farther out and get out at Harvard Street for the good chinese Shanghai Gate.
If instead you keep heading towards the museum, though, about halfway there is Beacon Street (a stop on the bus line 47 too). There is the nice French/Cambodian place Elephant Walk right there that has a lot of vegetarian options - it is a step above the Brown Sugar Cafe and a few dollars more on the menu, but still manageable - lots of BU students and faculty go there for a nice night out.. A block or two away (to the right) is Sichuan Garden, a modest priced Chinese know for its spicy fare and the slightly more expensive Japanese Ginza, both of which could probably provide some decent vegetarian food.
The next cluster is probably the Peterborough Street restaurants mentioned by other posters. They are about halfway again between Beacon Street and the museum, probably 10-15 minutes walk from either way (Brookline Avenue and Pilgrim Road would be the closest bus stop on the 47 line.). I haven't eaten there since they reopened this past year after a fire, but they are popular with students. I agree that there is not much around the museums themselves.
If you go the other direction from your hotel to Central Square, there is a vegetarian diner that I know nothing about, Veggie Galaxy diner, and a new more upscale place Moksa that has good Asian small plates. Others will have to say more about that area though.
Enjoy your visit and do let us know what works for you.
re: QCumber
Great post, QCumber. Your mention of Veggie Galaxy made me think about Veggie Planet in Harvard Square. Di Di Emmons is the chef at both places.
Veggie Planet is in Club Passim, a historic Harvard Square folk club. It offers good grilled pizzas and rice dishes, and it's fun to think of all the wonderful talent that has passed through over the years. It might be a good choice for lunch. I'm pretty sure that you have to attend the show to have dinner there. Not that that wouldn't be fun, too.
Your hotel is less than a mile from two interesting options in Cambridgeport: Coast Cafe on River Street (http://coastsoulcafe.com/), with fine Southern/soul food, and Alive and Kicking Lobsters, which offers a terrific and somewhat non-standard lobster roll.
Your hotel is less than a mile's walk from two worthy, and inexpensive, places in Cambridgeport: Coast Cafe (http://coastsoulcafe.com/), offering fine Southern/soul food, and Alive and Kicking Lobsters, a fish market that sells a terrific, if somewhat non-canonical, lobster roll.
Veggie Galaxy in Central Square is an affordable family favorite. (Vegans, vegetarians and meat eaters alike.) It's packed at noon and again starting at about 6 so be prepared for a wait. But the service is speedy and the food is delicious. Also consider the huge variety of affordable restaurants along Cambridge Street stretching from Inman Square down to the Museum of Science. Muqueca is one of our favorites along that route.
I stayed at that hotel once and the location is not so great for just popping out the door and finding things right nearby, but they did offer a driver to take me up to Harvard Square. (Free service....but they were not able to bring me back!) From Harvard Square you can get anywhere on the Red Line or by bus.
Have fun!
Thailand Cafe is a 20 minute walk or a quick bus ride away on Mass Ave. Steer clear of the Thai menu and order some of the pretty respectable Sichuan food.


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- There's something about the Baltimore Ravens that brings out the worst in Tom Brady.
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Start with the Ravens' inspirational, hard-hitting leader, Ray Lewis. Add a talented secondary led by Ed Reed. And throw in a strong defensive line with Haloti Ngata leading the charge.
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Brady's 49.1 rating in a 33-14 playoff loss to Baltimore on Jan. 10, 2010 is his lowest in his last 101 games and sixth lowest in his 198 career starts, including the postseason.
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Some quarterbacks say they establish their legacy with their postseason play.
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OK, this is a crazy story and I had to share it. Maybe it's junk, maybe it'll be useful to someone.
First of all, my system:
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2x1GB OCZ Gold DDR2 Ram
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I took the plunge tonight and wiped my old WinXP system and went for a clean Windows 7 Ultimate install. I immediately hit upon problems. I'd get to the extracting files 0% during the first phase of install, and something random would happen. The machine would reboot. Or I'd get a BSOD indicating a fault. Or the screen would garble and the system would freeze. Or the mouse would freeze alltogether and I'd need to hard reboot the system.
I'd remembered trying to play around with Ubuntu on this particular machine last year and had some problems which I promptly forgot about. Uhoh.. I probably have some kind of hardware failure. Time to start checking components.
Firstly the system originally had three hard drives instead of the one, and I was concerned about power drain, so I pulled the power for these devices. No change.
Then I thought to check the memory. I ran memtest86+.. and the computer crashed before the first pass. Pulled one stick of ram... same. Replaced that stick with the other... and it worked! I let it go for two passes and no errors or crashing, so I thought: Problem solved, give OCZ a call on Monday, live with 1GB of RAM for a few weeks.
Windows 7 continued to crash during install at the same place.
I tried something suggested on these forums, installing in safe mode to turn off the nVidia driver. I was able to do this (it was tricky F8 timing) and did get further into the install process. But nVidia didn't show up in the installed devices and it crashed again on the second phase regardless.
I took a break, and let memtest run for another 5 passes. No errors.
I came back to the computer just now, looking to fiddle with BIOS settings. On a whim I turned off AMD's "Cool n' Quiet", the feature that turns down the fan RPM to get the system running.
Low and behold the system installed. First phase through fourth. No BSOD. No crashes. Windows Update ran, nVidia drivers installed. All seems well.. this minute. I stared at the screen in disbelief the whole time, waiting for a crash that didn't come.
Now there's no way in hell I'm going to reinstall to verify this was the reason for my problems. And this very well could crash tomorrow and I just fluked out in a 1 in 100 chance. But if someone with an AMD motherboard is having hellish problems with the install, try turning off Cool 'n Quiet and see if that helps out.
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Hi TrevorB & welcome to SevenForums
Thanks for taking the time to share your (fluky) success story, i'm sure this will come in handy for someone.
It's amazing isn't it, how something so small can ruin your day!
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I figured if these forums helped me along the path to resolving my problem I should share back! One hour later and still going strong!
I'm going to wait at least 3 days before attempting to reintroduce either the RAM or the other hard drives.
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I'm going to wait at least 3 days before attempting to reintroduce either the RAM or the other hard drives.
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|25 Oct 2009
Thanks. I still don't honestly believe that this was the solution myself...
I figured if these forums helped me along the path to resolving my problem I should share back! One hour later and still going strong!
I'm going to wait at least 3 days before attempting to reintroduce either the RAM or the other hard drives.
Sometimes it's a seemingly trivial thing that upsets the process.
Glad you got it going.
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|30 Nov 2009
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Cool n Quiet is the Problem- No Fluke
I have a PC with the almost exact same specs and had the same thing happen. I turned off Cool n Quiet in the BIOS as well and SHAZAM!, Windows 7 installed flawlessly! Go figure!
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Thanks for posting the information.
We have seen this work many times with Asus motherboards.
Turning off 'Cool n Quite' will allow Windows 7 to install.
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64
I have the same problem. Unfortunately I did not find this topic and figured out it by myself.
Anyway, thanks for posting the information.
I turn it off, install OS, all drivers and updates, but it still reboot if I turn it on.
Does anybody know how to turn on this function? Is it possible?
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Holiday Club Release Open House
December 6th, 2014
Wine Club Members – come warm up in the winery with hearty bites and our new release wines. We'll have an art exhibit, holiday gift ideas and more at this festive event. 12 – 3 pm in the winery. RSVP to 530-620-2220.
17th Annual Pioneer Volunteer Firefighters Association Crab Banquets
January 31 & February 7, 2015
This annual tradition is a fun-filled evening with food prepared and served by an amazing group of volunteers. The six course banquet offers live dance music, raffles and auctions, and is held in our winery/barrel room. Time: 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Perry Creek also offers 2 dinners supporting this great cause. Choice of winery and date as […]
Winter Wine Club Release Open House
February 22nd, 2015
Stay tuned for details for our early spring event.
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November 17, 2014
12 Enticing California Reds: New reviews of Syrah, Grenache and more from the Sierra Foothills
"Some of California's Rhône superstars are mining new territory in gold country. There's been a boom in the Sierra Foothills over the last decade as vintners stake claims in this once overlooked wine region and explore its diverse terroir. "The region is so unique because it has so many different microclimates," says Skinner winemaker Chris Pittenger, who contends that some of the soils in the Sierras can't be found anywhere else in the United States.
Wine grapes were first planted in the Sierras during California's gold rush. Skinner Vineyards and Winery was established in 2006, but founder Mike Skinner has ties to the region's winemaking past. His ancestors started one of the region's first commercial wineries in 1861 and planted Rhône varieties such as Grenache and Carignane, both of which Skinner still grows today in his two vineyards."
September 2014
Wine Business Monthly: Varietal Focus Grenache
A look at how 8 different wineries in 3 distinct regions in California make Grenache, with a feature on El Dorado and Skinner Vineyards. Click here to read more.
July 2014
Grape Nutz: A Visit to Skinner
"I thought the 2011 reds were the finest I've tasted from Skinner, particularly the Estate Mourvèdre and the "Dry Diggings" blend. And the whites continue to display a bright acidity and focus that's not often found in whites from the Sierra Foothills."
March 31, 2014
Wine Spectator Recommended Rhone-Style Wines from California
SKINNER Mourvèdre El Dorado Estate 2010 Score: 94 Offers a powerful thrust of road tar-laced dark berry, black licorice, anise and cigar box notes. For all its torque, this retains a measure of grace and refinement. Dense and chewy, with beautiful flavors. Drink now through 2024. 73 cases made. –JL SKINNER Eighteen Sixty-One El Dorado 2010 Score: 93 […]
March 31, 2014
Wine Spectator's Four to Watch
Mike Skinner, 67, didn't plan on starting a winery, but a revelation about his ancestry sparked his interest. Before Skinner's father died, in 1992, he revealed the scant details he knew about the family's history: a town in the Sierra Foothills called Coloma and a vague reference to the year 1849, since he knew an ancestor was involved in the Gold Rush. Skinner's son, Kevin, drove to the town and found the remnants of a family cemetery. Skinner then contacted local historians and learned that his family had been pioneers in the California wine industry.
March 15, 2014
NorCal's Wine of the Day
Skinner's got the right grapes in the right sites and combines that with careful viticulture and talented winemaking. The results are excellent and, because the region is still under-the-radar, even limited-release wines can be had at reasonable prices. Read More
December 3, 2013
Top 100 Wines, 2013
This year's list marks key moment for American wine If the past is prelude, then my conclusion from last year's Top 100 Wines — that we're entering a glorious age for American wine — is even truer in 2013. The top wines coming from the West Coast right now are the best in a generation 2011 […]
November 2013
"The New California Wine" includes Skinner as a Top Producer
Revising the Rhône Top Producer: Skinner Vineyards "A key to improving Sierra Foothills winemaking has been to have a new local producer serious and ambitious enough to redirect the region's more rustic ways. The foothills found that in Skinner, located at 2,750 feet high up in remote Fair Play. The Skinner wines have a delicate […]
September 16, 2013
Tempting the Hangman of El Dorado County
"I'll FINALLY end with the Skinner Vineyards 2010 Eighteen Sixty-One, a blend of Grenache, Mourvèdre, Syrah and Counoise. What I like about Skinner's wines is their purity, how the flavors pop on your palate, and how elegant and polished they are. Grenache seems to love El Dorado County, and may ultimately be the variety that distinguishes it. […]
July 2013
26 Hours in El Dorado: Visiting La Clarine Farm, Skinner + Gros Ventre
"Tasting through the Skinner Rhone reds collection there is a beautiful consistency of quality, with vintage variation. The winemaking utilizes natural yeast with no additives, with a focus on picking to retain acidity. Pittenger is especially excited about the Grenache they are producing from the region. I fell in love with the Mourvedre, especially the […]
April 14, 2013
White wine from the Sierra foothills
White wine from Sierra foothills April 14, 2013 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "2011 Skinner El Dorado Viognier ($24, 13.9%): This ascendant winery in Fair Play shows a particular strength with a grape that can too often be steered wrong. It's both vibrant and florid in that Viognier way – with hyacinth and dark […]
February 3, 2013
2013 Winemaker to Watch: Chris Pittenger
Winemaker Chris Pittenger walks the rows at Skinner Vineyards in Fair Play (El Dorado County). Photo: Brian Baer, Special To The Chronicle 2013 Winemaker to Watch: Chris Pittenger February 3, 2013 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor The distinctive growing conditions and unusual soils drew winemaker Chris Pittenger to the Sierra Foothills. The fact that it's so close […]
April 1, 2013
A bright moment for the Rhone-minded
A bright moment for the Rhone-minded April 1, 2013 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "2010 Skinner Dry Diggings El Dorado Red ($32, 14.8%): Recently profiled Winemaker to Watch Chris Pittenger leads with Syrah here, in this case about one-half, with Grenache, Mourvedre and Petite Sirah, from a mix of estate and notable foothills (Sumu Kaw, […]
March 31, 2013
Grenache Displays its Stunning Side
Grenache Displays its Stunning Side March 31, 2013 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "2011 Skinner El Dorado Grenache ($26, 14.8%): The Skinner family and winemaker Chris Pittenger found a hearty, musky expression from El Dorado: wild sage and mace, matched to tannic black currant and tangy raspberry. Dense and big, but still remarkably finessed." read […]
January 30, 2013
2010 Skinner Grenache WINE OF THE WEEK
2010 Skinner Grenache WINE OF THE WEEK January 30, 2013 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "Heading into the weekend of the big game, it's time for a red robust enough to party with. But Chris Pittenger's work both accomplishes that and shows off so much more — specifically the beauty of this grape on […]
December 2, 2012
Top 100 Wines, 2012
Top 100 Wines, 2012 December 2, 2012 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "2010 Skinner El Dorado Grenache ($26, 14.8%): Winemaker Chris Pittenger continues to show the beauty of the foothills at this upstart label. The Grenache hails from two notable sites, Sumu Kaw and Fenaughty, at 2,500 and 2,850 feet, and the 2010 shows a […]
March 23, 2012
Rhône Rosé: Quivira, Mounts, and Skinner Vineyards – Drink Pink!
Rhône Rosé: Quivira, Mounts, and Skinner Vineyards – Drink Pink! March 23, 2012 By William Allen, Healdsburg Patch Skinner Vineyards 2010 Grenache Rosé" A winery in the Sierra Foothills I have my eyeballs on. This Rosé is mostly Grenache with a touch of Mourvedre. Color – clear, salmon-strawberry color. On the nose -cherry, red fruit, hint […]
February 26, 2012
Grenache finds a star turn in California: The Chronicle Recommends
Grenache finds a star turn in California: The Chronicle Recommends February 26, 2012 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "2009 Skinner El Dorado Grenache ($26, 15%): Winemaker Chris Pittenger's early vintages have quickly brought attention to this new foothills label. The Grenache hails from two notable sites, Sumu Kaw and Fenaughty, at 2,500 and 2,850 […]
Review: Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar
2009 Skinner Vineyards Syrah Stoney Creek Vineyard Fair Play Bright purple. Black and blue fruits on the perfumed nose, with notes of star anise, violet and black pepper adding complexity. Coats the palate with intense blackberry and bitter cherry flavors, picking up spicecake and floral pastille nuances with air. Velvety tannins give shape and grip […]
December 4, 2011
Top 100 Wines, 2011
Top 100 Wines, 2011 December 4, 2011 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "2010 Skinner Stoney Creek Vineyard Fair Play Grenache Blanc ($22, 13.3%): Winemaker Chris Pittenger is bringing impressive finesse to this new label from the Sierra foothills. This varietal Grenache Blanc, from the Skinner family's estate parcel and the Swansboro vineyard farmed by Ron […]
November 20, 2011
Pinot and Rhone-style whites for Thanksgiving: The Chronicle recommends
Pinot and Rhone-style whites for Thanksgiving: The Chronicle recommends November 20, 2011 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "2009 Skinner Stoney Creek Vineyard Fair Play Grenache Blanc ($20, 13.3% percent): Newly established Skinner is helping revive the Sierra foothills as a top growing region, and Chris Pittenger is setting a California benchmark with this pitch-perfect Grenache […]
Reviews: The Rhone Report
Reviews: The Rhone Report Jeb Dennuck, Formerly of The Rhone Report, Currently reviewing for The Wine Advocate 2010 Skinner Viognier Stoney Creek Vineyards The 2010 Skinner Viognier Stoney Creek Vineyards is 100% Viognier that was aged for 11 months in neutral French oak. It displays a classical, ripe Viognier profile with loads of peach, white […]
June 19, 2011
A new Mother Lode: vintners rediscover Sierra foothills
A new Mother Lode: vintners rediscover Sierra foothills June 19, 2011 By Jon Bonné, Chronicle Wine Editor "There might be no better sign of the new ambition than Skinner Vineyards in Fair Play. Its ties to the past are evident: Founder Mike Skinner is the great-great-great-grandson of James Skinner, a Scottish miner who in 1860 […]
May 27, 2011
High Tech & History at New Foothills Winery
High Tech & History at New Foothills Winery May 27, 2011 By Jon Tourney, Wines & Vines Fair Play, Calif.—Skinner Vineyards officially opened its new tasting room and "green" technology winery in the Fair Play AVA of California's Sierra Foothills last weekend. Mike and Carey Skinner purchased the 67-acre property in 2007. Ranging in elevation […]
March 3, 2011
Skinner Vineyards
Skinner Vineyards March 3, 2011 The Wine Travelers We had the opportunity to take a sneak preview of the Skinner Vineyards tasting room that will open in just a few weeks. With its panoramic views it will easily qualify as one of the "Best Views" of any tasting room in California. And that is just […]


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Church urged to speak up against abuse
By Taurai Emmanuel Maforo
Participants and facilitators at the recently held "One Body Human Dignity Workshop" have called on the church to speak against abuses and create platforms for those suffering in silence.
Zimbabwe Methodists get Federation Presidency
Story by Florence Madake, Editorial input by Taurai Emmanuel Maforo
The two Methodist units of the World Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women claimed the two top posts of President and Vice President at the just ended Southern and Eastern Africa Area Seminar held in Cape Town, South Africa from 31 October to 2 November 2014.
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Area Cabinet celebrates BEB successes
By Taurai Emmanuel MaforoThe Zimbabwe Episcopal Area Cabinet meeting at Pandhari Lodge, Harare from 17 to 19 October 2014 spent their time chiefly deliberating on major strides taken in realizing the set targets of the BEB focus for 2014.
Revelations clinch top honours in MUMC music festivals
By Ranganai Dzotizei
Revelations (Mabelreign) MUMC choir was just too hot for the occasion as they brushed aside competition from 19 other choirs to win the MUMC Harare West Music Festivals held at the Mabelreign United Methodist Church on September 27, 2014.
Africa University thrills congregants
By Francis Mupazviriwo, Harare and Wesley Kuture, Africa University, MUTARE
The 50-member choir from Africa University managed to wow the crowd at the UMC Ebenezer convention which was held at the giant National Sports Stadium in Harare.
Child preacher lights flame at Ebenezer
By Taurai Emmanuel Maforo (Zimbabwe Episcopal Area Communicator)
Chelsea Chipendo the 12year old child preacher enthusiastically stepped onto the stage to a resounding applause from the 55 thousand-strong audience at the National Sports Stadium during the Ebenezer Convention held from 15 to 17 August 2014.
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By Tichaona Chitsinde
So the procession has finished, we have heard the opening prayer and the recitation of the Apostles' Creed. Now for the business of why we are here. Looking around Bay 25, I realise that this could be the only time I sit with all these people. This is a front row seat to history...
I ask Mbuya Kondo who I know well, what all this means to her. There are no words, but the look on her face says it all. This event, bringing us together in this manner will leave a lasting impression on us all.
The United Methodist Church is committed to health care
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A bright smile is important as United Methodist church members go to all nations making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.
Ebenezer roared!!
By: Francis Mupazviriwo
More than 15,000 United Methodists, guests from the The United Methodist Church (UMC) diaspora community and others filled the huge National Sports Stadium to
Security a priority for Ebenezer
By Ranganai Dzotizei
With just weeks left before the biggest celebration thus far in the Zimbabwe Episcopal Area of The United Methodist Church, the Ebenezer Convention kicks off, safety of the thousands of congregants set to throng the giant National Stadium is of paramount importance going into the majestic event
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No words can quite quantify the significance of this Ebenezer Convention to United Methodists in Zimbabwe.
Magical moments in the stadium
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In 1993 during the African cup of nation's qualifier between Zimbabwe and Cameroon at the National Sports Stadium, our living room was filled with anxiety and excitement. My father's house had become a stadium away from the stadium.
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United Methodist Women responds to the Chikanga Hard of Hearing
By Theophilus Ngonidzaishe Gurupira
Who would know or have imagined seeing the hard of hearing singing songs of praise to the Lord? Yes! They did and they sang whole heartedly with great joy as smiles could be seen on their faces at the recently held Hard of Hearing two-day workshop held at Chikanga United Methodist Church, Mutare.
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Brooke Williamson
Brooke Williamson was riding a three-elimination challenge win streak heading into the Top Chef finale, but the Los Angeles-based chef came up short to Kristen — or more specifically, two rounds short after Kristen took the title 3-1 in a best-of-five contest. "I didn't love the format of how they judged in rounds," she tells TVGuide.com. "I felt like it should've been a collective judging based on an entire meal. It would've been nice to actually put my dessert out." What was her planned dessert? Does she regret making those fried chicken wings? And does she have any more phobias? Find out below.
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[SPOILER ALERT: The following story reveals the winner of Top Chef Season 10. Read at your own risk.]
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Chris Jacobson
Top Chef's Chris "CJ" Jacobson is on a seven-challenge win streak on Last Chance Kitchen, which should feel good right now... except for those pesky online comments.
On the weekly online series, in which ousted Top Chef contestants battle it out for a chance to re-enter the main competition, CJ recently trounced Micah in a head-to-head challenge over tartare. Chef Tom Colicchio, who is the sole judge on Last Chance Kitchen, deemed CJ's beef heart tartare with pickled duck skin and tomato water the winning dish. Some of the comments online, however, have called for blind tasting to remove the perception that Tom may be favoring CJ because of a supposed "bromance" between the two chefs.
Emily Maynard
The Bachelorette's Emily might've looked like cutting Chris was a tough decision, but host Chris Harrison says he had a feeling all along that she'd make that choice.
"I honestly could not see her with Chris, and Emily couldn't either," Harrison tells us. "The date itself went great, but it was clear the three other guys are spectacular and hard to beat."
It's hometown date week on The Bachelorette and Emily is headed to Chicago with Chris; St. George, Utah, with Jef; Scottsdale, Ariz., with Arie; and Dallas with Sean.
First, Emily spends some quality time with her daughter Ricki and imagines how each of the men would fit into their lives. She loves how sweet Chris is, that Jef has edge, the fun she has with Arie and how safe she feels with Sean.
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On this week's episode of The Bachelorette, Emily got not one, but two "I love you's." But just as the remaining men are falling hard, so is Emily — and it only gets tougher.
"We get to the end of hometowns and she realizes, 'Oh, crap. I can't be falling in love with four people when time is running out,'" host Chris Harrison tells TVGuide.com.
Keep reading for more from Harrison about Emily's split decision, Chris' meltdown and Sean's bold (and very hot) move. (For Harrison's thoughts on Arie's past relationship with a producer click here.)
Emily and the six remaining men are in Prague, just one week away from hometown dates! Who will get to take our Bachelorette home with him and who's getting left behind? Let's get to recapping.
The first one-on-one date of the week goes to Arie. The two walk around the city hand-in-hand, try some hot wine and share lots of kisses. But while everything looks perfect on the outside, Emily says she knows Arie is hiding something. Since Arie's past relationship with producer Cassie has become public, the show then cuts to...
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Emily and her men have arrived in Croatia for the next step of their Bachelorette journey, and Travis is the lucky man who gets the week's first one-on-one. First up, he and Emily explore the town, hand-in-hand. They wind up at the "balancing stone" where if you can stay up on the rock, you'll be lucky in love. After a few failed tries, Travis hangs on. Good sign for things to come? At dinner, Travis tells Emily about his broken engagement and that no one did anything wrong, but it just wasn't right. He also admits he hasn't dated in the two years since. After a seemingly great dinner, Emily says, "From Day 1 you've been someone who's brought light to every situation...but I don't know if we have that romance." She lets Travis go (I'm actually surprised), and he is heartbroken.
Emily and Ryan
Some men on The Bachelorette are beginning to stand out, but not in a good way. While Emily may still have her eyes on Ryan, viewers are starting to see his true colors and question his sincerity. In this week's chat with Chris Harrison, he shares how Ryan has crossed the line from confident to cocky, why Doug's perfection reeks of insincerity, and he tells us which guy will emerge in next week's episode.
On this week's episode of The Bachelorette, Emily and the gang are headed to Bermuda for fun in the sun and some manly competition. But before the group date, we get a one-on-one date, which goes to Doug. Immediately, the single dad gets nervous and the guys waste no time before playing up his insecurity and pushing his buttons.
The two head off to shop around the island town and Doug also tells Emily about a charity he started. Emily is more and more impressed, but equally nervous that he can't possibly be that perfect. So at dinner she calls him out on it and even asks him what his ex would say was her biggest complaint about him. Doug responds that he spends too much time with her son, and again she wonders if he's just saying the "right thing." But when Doug asks Emily about her flaws she realizes maybe it was a tougher question than she thought. So with that, she hands him the rose, but he doesn't give her a thank you kiss.
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