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Since its inception, MonTREP has supported the work of a wide range of private and public institutions, ranging from government agencies to international organizations to academic foundations. Our objective is to undertake projects that adhere to the highest scholarly and academic standards but also have the potential to contribute to the formulation of more effective security and counterterrorism policies.
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Howard, Russell. The Nexus Between Traffickers and Terrorists: The New Clear and Present Danger? McGraw-Hill Education, 2014.
In February 2013, MonTREP hosted a conference on the terrorism-trafficking nexus. McGraw-Hill Education published the above book in 2014, which incorporated many of the papers that were presented at the conference.
Tribble, Jennifer. "Antiquities Trafficking and Terrorism: Where Cultural Wealth, Political Violence, and Criminal Networks Intersect" 2014.
MonTREP would like to thank the Bradley Foundation for its continued support for the "Nexus Between Traffickers and Terrorists" project.
Bale, Jeffrey M. Jihadist Cells and "IED" Capabilities in Europe: Assessing the Present and Future Threat to the West. U.S. Army War College, Strategic Studies Institute, 2012.
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MonTREP uses a specific definition of terrorism, which MonTREP professor Dr. Jeffrey M. Bale created. More information about this definition can be found here: MonTREP's Definition of Terrorism.
Dr. Gordon Hahn of MonTREP published the Islam, Islamism, and Politics in Eurasia Report (IIPER), a bi-monthly compendium of news and analysis on politics involving Islam in the former Soviet Union. The main focus was on Russia's North Caucasus region. Click here to view archived IIPER Reports!


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Speech impairments alone generally do not interfere with most computer use. However, advanced computer-based speech synthesizers are close enough to human quality to act as substitute voices and thus provide a compensatory tool for students who cannot communicate verbally. Students with portable systems can participate in class discussions once adapted computers provide them with intelligible speaking voices.
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Professional Overview
Clinical Focus
- Cancer> Urologic Oncology
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Administrative Appointments
- Member, Stanford Lymphoma Disease Management Group (2005 - present)
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- Co-Director, Stanford Nanopro1000 Instrument for Nano-scale protein detection (2008 - present)
- Associate Member, Stanford Cancer Institute Molecular Therapeutics Program (2008 - present)
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- R21: Nanoscale proteomic profiles of hypoxia pathways to develop biomarkers of renal cell carcinoma, NIH/NCI (August 2012-July 2014)
- K23 Career Development Award, NIH/NCI (July 2010-June 2015)
- TRAM Renewal Grant: Development of blood biomarkers for diagnosis and monitoring of kidney cancer, Stanford Department of Medicine (October 2012-August 2013)
- Translational Research and Applied Medicine Program (TRAM) Pilot Grant, Stanford Department of Medicine (October 2011-September 2012)
- Developmental Cancer Research Award, Stanford Cancer Institute (September 2011-August 2012)
- Special Fellow in Clinical Research, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (July 2006-June 2009)
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|Brown University - School of Medicine RI (2001)
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Dr. Fan studies how turning off oncogenes (cancer genes) can cause tumor regression in preclinical and clinical studies. Based on preclinical findings, she has initiated clinical trials studying how tyrosine kinase inhibitors impact the hypoxia pathway in kidney cancer and the use of atorvastatin for the treatment of patients with certain non-Hodgkin's lymphomas. In the laboratory, she also uses preclinical models of cancer to validate new nanotechnology strategies for tumor diagnosis and treatment. She has shown that a new nano-immunoassay (NIA) can be used to measure how well drugs work in tumor cells sampled from individual patients with leukemia, lymphoma and myelodysplastic syndrome taking novel targeted therapies (Fan et al. Nature Medicine 2009, Seetharam, Fan et al. Leukemia Research 2012, Fan et al Oncotarget 2012). She is currently expanding her translational research to include early diagnostics, therapeutic monitoring, and prediction of response to therapeutics in solid tumors such as kidney cancer and lung cancer, with the goal of helping to make personalized medicine possible.
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- Supramolecular Stacking of Doxorubicin on Carbon Nanotubes for In Vivo Cancer Therapy ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION 2009; 48 (41): 7668-7672
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- 1 pound(s) stew meat
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The Bullock's oriole is the widespread and common oriole of the west. Polytypic. Length 8.7" (22 cm).
Identification Long wings; relatively short tail; straight, sharply pointed largely blue-gray bill with a blackish culmen; blue-gray legs. Adult Male: black eye line, crown, nape, and back. Bright orange supercilium. Bright orange on underparts and rump. Very narrow black bib. Wings black with very extensive white wing patch on coverts; flight feathers also widely fringed white. Black tail with an orange base to outer rectrices. Female: orange to orange-yellow on head and breast, showing a ghost pattern of male face pattern, with darker eye line and brighter yellowish supercilium. Back gray, below pale whitish gray with darker flanks, white or sometimes yellowish vent. Blackish wings with 2 bold white wing bars, crisp white fringes to flight feathers. Tail grayish yellow. First-fall females slightly duller, more yellowish on breast. Immature male: like female, but by spring shows black lores and bib as well as brighter orange breast. Juvenile: much duller than female, bill pink or orange-pink at base. Wings duller, brownish black with buffier and less well-developed wing bars.
Geographic Variation The 2 subspecies are poorly differentiated and thus not field identifiable.
Similar Species The orange supercilium, black eye line, and solid white wing patch are diagnostic for the adult male Bullock's. The female and the immature can be confused with a dull Baltimore oriole. Female and immature hooded orioles are entirely yellow below, slimmer, and longer tailed and have a thin, downcurved bill. Hybrids with Baltimore orioles show features intermediate between the species.
Voice Call: a short rattle, given by both sexes; also a sweet but faint kleek, or pheew. Song: a musical, lively series of whistles ending in a sweeter note: kip, kit-tick, kit-tick, whew, wheet. In comparison to the Baltimore oriole's songs, the songs are shorter, not as melodic, and a lot less variable.
Status and Distribution Common. Breeding: mainly open woodlands and riparian areas, especially fond of cottonwoods. Migration: spring arrival in south March–April, crosses into Canada by early to mid-May. Adult males southbound beginning early July, females and immatures August–mid-September. Winter: most retreat to Mexico, but a few in coastal urban habitats in southernmost California. Vagrant: casual to the east, particularly in fall and winter.
Population Survey data showed a gradual and slow decline between the 1960s and 1980s, particularly in the far west of the range.
—From the National Geographic book Complete Birds of North America, 2006
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"Career colleges must be a stepping stone to the middle class. But too many hard-working students find themselves buried in debt with little to show for it. That is simply unacceptable," U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said. "These regulations are a necessary step to ensure that colleges accepting federal funds protect students, cut costs and improve outcomes. We will continue to take action as needed."
To qualify for federal student aid, the law requires that most for-profit programs and certificate programs at private non-profit and public institutions prepare students for "gainful employment in a recognized occupation." Under the regulations finalized today, a program would be considered to lead to gainful employment if the estimated annual loan payment of a typical graduate does not exceed 20 percent of his or her discretionary income or 8 percent of his or her total earnings. Programs that exceed these levels would be at risk of losing their ability to participate in taxpayer-funded federal student aid programs.
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Background on the Administration's efforts to protect students from poor-performing career colleges Too often, students at career colleges—including thousands of veterans—are charged excessive costs, but don't get the education they paid for. Instead, students in such programs are provided with poor quality training, often for low-wage jobs or in occupations where there are simply no job opportunities. They find themselves with large amounts of debt and, too often, end up in default. In many cases, students are drawn into these programs with confusing or misleading information.
The situation for students at for-profit institutions is particularly troubling. On average, attending a two-year for-profit institution costs a student four times as much as attending a community college. More than 80 percent of students at for-profits borrow, while less than half of students at public institutions do. Ultimately, students at for-profit colleges represent only about 11 percent of the total higher education population but 44 percent of all federal student loan defaults.
In response to these concerns, in 2009, the Department began extensive conversations with the higher education community about the role of career colleges, particularly on how they could be held accountable for the outcomes of their students. Following a 2012 court decision, which affirmed the U.S. Department of Education's authority to regulate in this area in order to protect students and taxpayers, the Department undertook new efforts to make sure career training programs provide affordable pathways to good jobs.
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It's been eight years since Collaborative Consulting turned to the category of software known as professional services automation, and the move appears to be paying off. The Burlington, Mass-based consultancy first used OpenAir's suite of professional services automation (PSA) to automate its processing of time sheets and expense reports, and feed that data into the invoicing module.
But as the company has expanded its use of OpenAir (since acquired by NetSuite)—most recently by using the software's resource management capabilities—the portion of its consultants' total hours that are billable (its utilization rate) has grown from a percentage in the high 70s in 2009 to about 84 percent today, according to Richard Curzi, vice president of operations. That represents a huge improvement for a company that's embarked on a five-year plan with a goal of doubling the size of the company, while adding as few employees as possible and keeping administrative costs at a minimum.
"To the degree that we can eke out an additional amount of utilization from the existing staff, that revenue comes at no cost and goes straight to the bottom line," says Curzi.
PSA applications represent one of the most critical IT tools that professional services firms rely on to thrive in an increasingly competitive market. According to Jeanne Urich, managing director of consultancy SPI Research, which generates an annual benchmark report that professional services firms use to compare themselves with their peers, the number of professional services firms has been growing steadily over the past several years.
Urich says they now number 1.5 million in the United States alone, most employing fewer than 100 people. Meanwhile, her analysis of U.S. government statistics pegs the U.S. professional services market at $1.3 trillion, with the two biggest sectors, IT consulting and legal services, accounting for more than $500 billion of that.
In other words, more firms are hustling to claim their piece of an ever-growing pie, and, in order to do so, they need to be able to grow. The most effective way to scale a business to accommodate that growth, says Urich, is by investing in PSA software, and growing numbers of firms have been doing just that, trading in their previous dependency on spreadsheets in the process.
In the past five years, according to surveys by SPI, the portion of professional services firms that use PSA software has grown from less than 40 percent to nearly 70 percent. This growth has been fueled in part by PSA software becoming so much more accessible and affordable to firms of all sizes.
"Ten years ago, the software didn't run in the cloud," says Urich. "If it's cheap and it's great, why would you create spreadsheets?"
In fact, Collaborative Consulting's Curzi says that because the company's consultants are so often scattered all over the five states where it operates, if OpenAir weren't cloud-based, "it would be a nightmare."
Larry Quinlan, CIO of global business consultancy Deloitte, says that the New York City-based company has a years-long history of working with PSA software to automate everything from staff scheduling and availability to approval processes. Although Quinlan won't specify which PSA products Deloitte depends on, other than to say that SAP software is in the mix, he puts the firm's dependence on PSA bluntly: "I don't even know how we'd run the business without it."
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The increasing use of PSA applications has dovetailed with another area of focus among professional services IT departments: mobile access to data and processes.
Gartner estimates that mobile application development will outpace development for PCs by 2015, spurred in large part by industries that increasingly support a large population of mobile workers, with professional services being among them.
"Supporting the mobile user is a big part of the IT manager's job in professional services," says Richard Fouts, a Gartner vice president.
Under Quinlan's guidance, Deloitte has invested heavily in mobile solutions in recent years, establishing a program in which it supports a variety of smart phones and tablets and governs how they are used. More recently, the firm adopted mobile application development platforms that he hopes will generate apps that the firm's consultants will find indispensable.
Ultimately, Quinlan says his goal is to use mobile technology not only to support back-office functions, such as submitting time sheets and expense reports, but also to provide services to clients. (He declined to speculate as to what services these might be or how they might be delivered.)
Like the growth of PSA software, cloud computing is a big driver of the move toward mobility. Gartner's Fouts says that by 2016, half of the Fortune 500 (including many of the largest professional services firms) will be storing customer data in the cloud, and that data will increasingly be accessed from mobile devices.
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This combination of factor—more automation and mobility spurred by cloud computing—is shining a spotlight on another area essential to professional services firms: electronic management of documents. Nowhere does this loom larger than in the legal services sector.
For Mark Karnick, CIO of Glaser Weil, a 100-attorney Los Angeles firm, the march toward a paperless environment is in full swing. And while Karnick admits that the notion of the paperless office is so turn-of-the-century, the economic downturn came before the needed tools had reached maturity, and a clampdown on IT spending prevented Glaser Weil from investing in a solution.
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Despite the growing capabilities in those areas, Karnick says no one product is able to meet the firm's needs, so his team is working on an integrated system built largely around Hewlett-Packard's Autonomy, which analyzes unstructured data, and the document collaboration capabilities of Microsoft SharePoint. The resulting solution, which represents a six-figure investment for Glaser Weil, will consist of three components: a robust back-end database, an easy-to-use interface, and effective tools for getting data in and out.
Additionally, with a mandate to steadily replace laptops with tablets and incorporate them into all of the firm's business processes, Karnick has to ensure the electronic document management system is easily accessible from iPads and a handful of other tablets.
Once the new system is rolled out to users later this year, he expects it to save clients money by improving productivity and reducing the number of billable hours spent performing mundane, low-value tasks, as well as to slash the cost of storing paper documents. (The firm will have to retain paper documents with signatures.)
All of these technologies—PSA, mobile platforms and electronic document management—address what Gartner's Fouts says should be the top priority for any professional services firm's IT department: "using today's trends and advances to help the people on the ground doing the work, because those are the people who make you money."


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Located in the Bao'an District, the new stadium was designed as a perfect circle to fit within the urban space without any specific orientation. Access into the stadium can be gained from almost every direction and the structure fits snuggly in between another sports arena and a swimming pool. The design of the stadium was inspired by the bamboo forests of southern China, an aspect that is reflected in the facade. Large, green colored steel poles installed in varying angles create the exterior of the stadium and provide structural support for the roof membrane. The poles serve as a visual reminder of nature and filter daylight into the space but do not block a visual sight line from outside in or from inside out.
GMP Architekten paid particular attention to the efficient use of materials when designing and constructing the stadium's roof. They selected a membrane roof because it was one of the most efficient ways to cover the seating areas across such a large span. The membrane roof is held up by 36 pairs of cables that are pretensioned by a circular double tension ring held above the pitch. The result of the membrane roof and the facade of the bamboo-like poles is that the stadium has a very open atmosphere. A flat podium around the stadium allows free circulation and easy access to the tiered seating inside looking down on the submerged field in the center.
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How many stadiums has China built recently. It's like their is an Inhabitat article regarding stadiums from China every week. Is their really a benefit to it. Especially since the newly emerging Chinese middle class will probably drive cars to get there. This whole tendency to put what are scarce public funds into conventions centers is absurd. Some politicians claim that stadiums increase the number of jobs. There's a huge consensus among economists that there is no economic development benefit to having these stadiums. The stadiums do create jobs for construction workers and some vendors. But "it's a case of the seen and the unseen, just like 19th-century French economist Frederic Bastiat. "It's very easy to see a new stadium going up. … But what you don't see is that something else didn't get built across town. It's just transferring from one place to the other. Just like their Olympic stuff in 2008. Much of it may be demolished. Olympic buildings sit empty and abandoned. An investigation by the Toronto Star found that the 1988 Calgary Games were a huge money loser, contrary to the IOC's claims that the event made a $90 million profit. An independent audit by the state of New South Wales estimated that the 2000 Sydney Games cost taxpayers $2.2 billion. The federal government spent nearly $400 million to boost the Salt Lake City (make that World-Class Salt Lake City) winter games, including $220 million for Olympics-related security and more than $100 million in federal transportation subsidies. The federal tab for the 1996 Atlanta games was $192 million. Georgia taxpayers forked over $240 million on top of that. And that's not including the countless business owners and residents who are inevitably displaced and evicted to make way for those gleaming sports palaces and villages. In short, the Olympic bidding war is a losing plunge for the public. I'm glad Chicago lost the 2016 Olympic bid so they don't bankrupt themselves building and preparing for the games like Greece, or China or Rio.
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Resistance 3 beta participant releases 10 minutes of raw footage
A YouTube user has uploaded more than 10 minutes of raw Resistance 3 Beta footage and it features guns, Chimera and lots of action. The player in the video doesn't look as though he's a veteran Resistance 3 player as he is mostly seen firing blindly rather than at enemies. The video's rather fun to […]3
Resistance 3 and Uncharted 3 confirmed for Eurogamer Expo
Playable builds of Playstation 3 heavyweights Uncharted 3 and Resistance 3 have been confirmed for Eurogamer Expo 2011.0
Videos for Resistance 3 Comic-Con panel and Global Resistance released
Sony has released a video from Comic-Con, which contains highlights from the Resistance 3 panel featuring creative director Marcus Smith, art director Grant Hollis, animation director Kevin Grow, as well as voice actors Robin Atkin Downes and Crispin Freeman.2
Resistance 3 multiplayer beta to kick off in early August
Insomniac confirmed at ComicCon overnight that it's to begin the open multiplayer beta of Resistance 3 in the opening week of August. That's two weeks from now. The beta will be available to those who bought SOCOM 4 in the US or if you're a PS Plus member in Europe. The full game is out […]2
Resistance 3 Survivor Edition trailered
Sony has trailered the Survivor Edition for Resistance 3, so you will want nothing more than to hand the store clerk your wallet and be done with it.2
BBFC rates Resistance 3, God of War Collection Vol. II
Sony hasn't said much regarding its God of War: Origins collection since E3, but today the BBFC has listed the collection, which includes Chains of Olympus, Ghost of Sparta, and a God of War documentary. Called the God of War Collection Volume II, which is likely its European title. It is, of course, rated 18 and was classified […]1
Another 30 minute Resistance 3 video
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Resistance 3 gets half-hour video
G4's released a half-hour video of Resistance 3, showing the first level of the game in Haven. A bit of the level was shown back near the start of the year, but now you can see it even more in-depth. Watch it below the break. Resistance 3 launches in the US on September 6 and […]16
"Full Circle" developer diary released for Resistance 3
Insomniac's James Stevenson has posted the latest developer diary for Resistance 3 over on the PS Blog, and in it, the team talks about bringing back classic Resistance: Fall of Man gameplay "like the weapon wheel." Resistance 3 launches on September 6 in the US and September 9 in the UK for PS3. Check out […]0
I'm on a boat: Hands-on with Resistance 3′s SP demo
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Resistance 3-Battle: Los Angeles demo "exclusive through 9/8/11"
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BBFC: Resistance 3 to include three PS3 demos
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Sony confirms "network pass program" PSN Pass for PS3
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Rumour – Resistance 3 to require online pass
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Resistance 3 has nerfed the Auger
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Resistance 3 developer diary introduces the enemy
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Insomniac releases the first in a series of Resistance 3 developer diaries
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Resistance 3 E3 demo, screens and fact sheet released
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Sony 3D monitor and glasses announced - now with images
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Resistance 3 E3 trailer gets you pumped
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