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ratchet69 November 30, 2012 11:25 AM Last Edited 825 days ago F1 » Webber: I don't plan to be in a supporting role Much as I admire your openness and Aussie Grit Mark, I think that you ought to change your name to 'Mark II' or even 'Felipe'. Sorry mate, but you don't speak their language. Reply Report abuse 3 agree 3 disagree
ratchet69 November 29, 2012 1:02 PM F1 » Vettel title hangs in balance Having watched the video several times, I think the clue is in the two cars immediately in front of Vergne. The four cars were travelling in convoy until the second yellow light. Just before Vettel overtook Vergne the two cars in front took off like scalded cats (not that I've ever scalded a cat to find out the effect). I would seem that they had seen a green flag, Vettel had seen the green flag, but Vergne had missed it. Simple answer ask the two drivers in front of Vergne at that point if they saw a green flag. Reply Report abuse 2 agree 0 disagree
ratchet69 November 29, 2012 8:30 AM F1 » Vettel title hangs in balance Apparently the footage from the on car camera, which shows the incident, was not shown on the live broadcast, as the Brazilian producers were airing a replay of the start. The footage only seems to have emerged, at the BBC, after the race. It was spotted by some viewers who were using the red button to watch on board footage and I believe that they brought it to the attention of those who are now looking into it. Reply Report abuse 13 agree 0 disagree
ratchet69 November 28, 2012 1:10 PM F1 » Williams confirms F1 2013 driver line-up There seems to be a new mantra in Formula One. If you can't afford the talent then go after the driver with the most money, regardless of skill or experience. Reply Report abuse 4 agree 1 disagree
ratchet69 November 23, 2012 10:45 AM F1 » Lotus to feel the 'burn' as Coca-Cola enters F1 @Josh from Oz. Thanks for the taste warning. Where were you when I first tried Vegemite? Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree
ratchet69 November 23, 2012 10:37 AM Last Edited 832 days ago F1 » Karthikeyan: I was following orders Vettel would have everyone believe that he has always been a perfect driver. It was Riciardo's fault that he swerved and hit the distance marker when behind the safety car, in Abu Dhabi this year, damaging his front wing. Yeah right! Let us not forget that, in his 2007 rookie year, when driving for Torro Rosso in the queue behind the safety car, he smashed into the back of his current team mate, Mark Webber, putting them both out of the race and was later seen in tears at the back of the Torro Rosso garage. People in glass houses..... Reply Report abuse 3 agree 1 disagree
ratchet69 November 22, 2012 1:30 PM F1 » Alguersuari: Pressure can do funny things What Bernie wants is for Fernando to win in Brazil and for Sebastian to snatch fourth place, on the very last corner, of the very last lap. With the points then tied Sebastian then wins the championship on count-back. But surely, for that to happen again, someone (not Timo Glock this time) would need to be running in fourth place , on slicks, in the rain? Deja vu anyone. Reply Report abuse 4 agree 0 disagree
ratchet69 November 22, 2012 1:10 PM F1 » HRT to give all to the end Richard, Alonso has not been slagging off Karthekayan all season. Reply Report abuse 8 agree 1 disagree
ratchet69 November 22, 2012 1:06 PM F1 » HRT to give all to the end Oldtimer 15 shillings and sixpence was simply not enough. You should at least of offered a pound. Reply Report abuse 1 agree 0 disagree
ratchet69 November 22, 2012 1:01 PM F1 » Lotus to feel the 'burn' as Coca-Cola enters F1 Looks like a brand awareness campaign to me. I, for one, had never heard of it before today. Red Bull I can recognise and Monster, with it's distinctive, lime green ragged claw, logo. But a red flame on a black background may be a little difficult to spot, on a black car. Maybe it's because I'm old and feeble and don't drink any of them. If I'm tired I take a nap not a caffeine drink. Reply Report abuse 14 agree 0 disagree


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Pierre LeBrunBOCA RATON, Fla. -- It was a few days before the NHL's trade deadline and Pittsburgh Penguins GM Ray Shero sat his captain down for a chat. Shero wanted to feel him out. The Penguins had the option of putting Sidney Crosby on long-term injured reserv...
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Craig CustancePittsburgh Penguins GM Ray Shero made a calculated gamble at the trade deadline to pass on adding major salary to keep cap space open for his captain Sidney Crosby to return during the regular season. Knowing the unpredictable nature of concussions a...
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Craig CustanceWith Sidney Crosby cleared for contact, the Pittsburgh Penguins could get a huge boost headed toward the playoffs. But they aren't the only team waiting on an injured star. Craig Custance examines five players whose return could tilt the playoff races.
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Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby to continue skating, GM Ray Sh...
Craig CustanceAfter visiting doctors in Atlanta and Los Angeles, Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby has returned to Pittsburgh. Penguins GM Ray Shero said on Saturday that his star forward will continue skating and working out as he has for the past week.
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Pierre LeBrunThe positive sight of Sidney Crosby joining his teammates on the ice in Tampa on Wednesday must be tempered with some reality. "I don't have the expectation he's going to play," Penguins GM Ray Shero told ESPN.com on Wednesday. That the game's ...
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Having completed two trades to add three players to the injury-depleted Pittsburgh Penguins lineup, general manager Ray Shero is looking forward to seeing how good his team might look once its healthy in time for the playoffs.
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Cotton candy, puppy dogs, and baby butts have nothing on how cute these RED Valentino Bicolor Patent Leather Bow Oxfords ($425) are. Contrasting pink tones are played up with a large bow, the tassel detailing is razor sharp, and all in all these would be... [More]
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Padishkhwārgar | |||||
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Capital | Rasht | ||||
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- | Rise of the Dabuyid dynasty | 642 | |||
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Padishkhwārgar or Patishkhwāgar (Persian: پديشخوارگر) which later orthographically morphed into Farshwārdgar (Persian: فرشواردگر) is the Middle Persian name of a vassal kingdom and later satrapy (province) of the Sassanid Empire.[1]
Islamic geographers locate this province to the north of the Sasanian lands and assign the Caspian provinces (modern Mazandaran and Gilan) to this region. Mar'ashi, in his History of Tabaristan o Ruyan o Mazandaran, says that Tabaristan, Dailam, Gilan, and Adhurbaijan are the regions of Padishkhwargar. This would mean that the modern Iranian provinces of Golestan, Mazandaran, Gilan, Zanjan, Qazvin, Ardabil, and Eastern Azerbaijan will be included in this territorial designation. Its main city was Rasht.[2]
The region is commonly associates with mythical stories of the Sasanian times and even after Islam, it continues to be considered mysterious by the Islamic historians and geographers. This is probably because the Islamic armies either never got to fully conquer this region or only penetrated some of its regions (Tabaristan).
- ^ The Cambridge History of Iran, vol. 3(2): The Seleucid, Parthian, and Sasanian Periods, ed. Ehsan Yarshater (NY: Cambridge UP, 1983), 765.
- ^ The Cambridge History of Iran, vol. 3(2): The Seleucid, Parthian, and Sasanian Periods, ed. Ehsan Yarshater (NY: Cambridge UP, 1983), 765-766.


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Jan 12, 2003, 05:21 PM | |
a good place to discuss UAVs is here:
http://groups.msn.com/RCCAM/messageboard.msnw it s actually a RC camera message group, but there is obviously a lot of general UAV overlap... |
Jan 13, 2003, 05:13 PM | ||
The sort of technical ideas and issues that you will find there would directly relate to hobby UAV/RPV applications. If you are looking for intense discussions on industrial quality UAV systems, I do not believe that even eZone is the place for it to take place. But I agree, there is always room for more sites that promote this sort of nifty information. However, I doubt that an eZone forum specifically dedicated to UAV would get much activity at this time. From what I can see, the recently created forum spinoffs have already diluted a lot of the eZone activity as it stands. Regards, Mr. RC-CAM www.rc-cam.com |
Jan 23, 2003, 08:32 PM | |
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I would be interested in joining a UAV group within this forum. I am a modeler and the president of a small company that manufactures UAVs. Many of the components in our aircraft come from the hobby industry. I believe UAVs are a natural evolutionary step for the high-tech modeler and a great educational experience. I have written letters to the AMA stating these opinions but they refuse to publish anything because they fear liability issues, as expressed by Dave Brown several months ago in his Model Aviation column. I know for sure that there are many hobbyists interested in this activity because I get e-mails from them through my web site. It seems this would be a natural place to focus the discussion. Steve Morris MLB Co. www.spyplanes.com |
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Unpublished letter to the AMA re UAVs
FWIW, here is the letter I submitted many months ago to Model Aviation magazine, but was never published:
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the articles by AMA President Dave Brown and Aeromodeling Editor Bob Hunt (Model Aviation August, 2002) suggesting that operating models controlled by an autopilot system will "threaten (our) very right to fly model airplanes". Both writers argue that there are far more illegitimate reasons to develop these advanced model aircraft than legitimate ones. I disagree with these arguments because they are based on a very narrow vision of the AMA's role in promoting our sport. Let me explain this by offering my own historical perspective of model aviation's role in the United States during the last 75 years. After Lindbergh flew the Atlantic, the world's interest in aircraft and air travel was ignited. Millions of youth wanted to learn about flight and modeling activities were very popular because youngsters could be involved in aviation without the risk and expense of training on full-size aircraft. Businessmen and government officials recognized a golden opportunity in promoting modeling activities and there was great public support for model airplanes. During the 1930's and WW2 this well-trained mass of aviation-minded youth aided the US war effort immensely by helping to develop and operate our air force. Nearly all of the top aircraft designers of the day could trace their earliest experience in aviation to model aircraft (and this is still true, from the Wright brothers to Neil Armstrong and beyond). Our national modeling organizations seemed to be aware of the educational aspect of the hobby and were able to benefit from the common interest in modeling held by the government, aviation industry, and hobbyists of all ages. After the space-race ended in the late 1960's the connection between modeling and our national interest seemed to fade. The average age of participants in our sport steadily climbed and the emphasis shifted to having fun and tinkering. In the public's eye we now have little connection to the high-tech aerospace world and are (mostly) just a bunch of older guys playing with expensive toys. It has become harder for us to justify use of public lands for flying and we seem to have even greater difficulty attracting smart, young kids to our hobby since they see little connection between our models and the technologies they enjoy (i.e. computers, video games, etc..). Meanwhile, many amateur enthusiasts and researchers have been pushing the envelope of performance with model airplane sized aircraft. The crowning achievement in this field was the 1998 crossing of the Atlantic Ocean by the 30 pound, 12 foot span, Aerosonde autonomous UAV (Unmanned Air Vehicle). Many of us involved in the development of these advanced model aircraft have hoped that they would provide an opportunity for the modeling community to reconnect with the high-tech world of Aerospace technology, and hopefully spark the imagination of younger people to choose modeling as their hobby. Famous engineers such as Paul MacCready have even started a high school program where children build and fly electric powered models with on-board video systems for remote piloting. This combination of our beloved "old-technology" models and the high-tech world of video imaging, computer control, etc. seems to resonate with bright, young people. Several university-level competitions have blossomed in response to this interest (Aerial Robotics Competition, Micro Air Vehicle Competition, to name a few) and continue to attract the best and brightest young people to the world of robotic aircraft. At this moment, our government has made large financial commitments to the development and production of UAV's for national defense. Many estimates show that the UAV business is expected to boom in the next 20 years with unmanned aircraft being developed for both military and commercial use. The Boeing company has even started an entire division dedicated to unmanned systems. This is a golden opportunity for the AMA to promote modeling activity in a technology field that is fun, educational, and important to our national interest. I do not subscribe to the argument that developing autonomously guided models will lead to more harm than good. The information and technology to make weapons of terror (like the old V-1 buzz bombs) has been available for years and it is only the limited effect of such weapons and the fact that our enemies have willing suicide pilots that make this scenario unlikely. If the AMA chooses to argue before the FAA that model airplanes with autopilots are a fundamental threat to national security, they will set a dangerous precedent for all modeling activities. The general public can not easily distinguish between a GPS guided aircraft that crashes into a target and a radio controlled one that does the same. Both types of aircraft can be equally lethal in the wrong hands and the radio controlled one is far easier to develop. If the AMA allows the FAA to ban one type of model aircraft why shouldn't they ban all RC and free-flight models in the future? They can all be used as weapons of terror in the wrong hands, and the public won't feel safe with any models in the air if they believe even one type of model airplane could be dangerous. I would like to encourage the AMA to develop a special organization under its jurisdiction for the promotion and regulation of modeling activities involving remotely piloted and autonomous aircraft. The distinguishing feature of these aircraft is that they have the potential to be operated beyond the visual range of the pilot either remotely or autonomously. The AMA can then set limits on the aircraft size, mode of operation, pilot proficiency, etc.. similar to the regulation of turbine powered model activities. We can then self-regulate and enjoy this exciting new field of modeling activity instead of inviting the FAA to kill it! Sincerely, Steve Morris |


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Anyone know of a great seafood restaurant on Martha's Vineyard? We are flying up soon with friends. Could be a great brunch place or fun place for dinner. Thanks to all!
The 'better' restaurants do a good job with fish - especially local seasonal catch. One suggestion is State Road Restaurant in N. Tisbury - they serve all day http://www.stateroadmv.com/. Also, Sweet Life Cafe in Oak Bluffs has an excellent reputation. It's pricey but worth it in my opinion. http://www.sweetlifemv.com/
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Hi there. After 9 years with the same old PAYG mobile, I now have a contract phone (Nokia 5800 Music Express) from mobiles.co.uk. Their insurance for it is extra £7.99 per month. Want to try to get it cheaper but can anyone advise on a 'decent' insurance provider? (if there is such a thing?).
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It is not that hard to work out.You have had your phone for 9 years without loosing it.
You get a 1 year warranty with all new phones.So they are going to charge you £96 for the first year while it is under warranty.
Cheaper putting it to a new phone.Ignore the Insurance. But I suppose thats when sods law kicks in and you loose it or drop it after the first week.
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Your contents insurance should cover mobile phones.
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My son dropped his IPhone at the gym his phone insurance did not want to know but our contents insurance paid out on it.
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Nokia have a 2 year warranty on their phones.
You also have to factor that a 5800 is currently only worth £199 to buy outright.
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Iphone is around £450 to £550, as is most N range phones for example... these I would ensure I had protection on but not for a 5800, especially at £7.99 per month.
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With Lloyds TSB if you pay their monthly fee for an upgraded account you get 2 phones insured free, as well as Sentinel card cover, travel insurance, AA and more. This is not an advert for Lloyds but perhaps you bank does similar. Think I pay £17 a month, which more or less covers your payments for 2 phones. Also includes misusage. Hope this helps.
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He wavered somewhat over the last few weeks, but ultimately Mike Bellotti came to a decision Thursday night that dawned on him two years ago and that he truly came to embrace in late December.
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The next morning, he told first his fellow coaches and then his players that offensive coordinator Chip Kelly would become head coach when spring practice begins March 30, with Bellotti to begin a transition into the athletic director's chair.
"This was not a rushed decision," Bellotti said Saturday in his first public comments about the move. "I gave it time. Having said that, I don't know if you ever know until a couple years down the road if you made the right decision. And I say that very honestly. (But) I am comfortable with my decision. There's a peace and a calm in my soul."
Kelly becomes the 30th head coach in UO history, and his most pressing concern is filling the staff opening created by Bellotti's departure. Kelly intends to have a new hire announced by the start of spring drills, though he didn't specify the exact responsibilities of the new offensive assistant.
The transition for Bellotti will be less dramatic. Outgoing athletic director Pat Kilkenny will address the futures of embattled UO basketball coaches Bev Smith and Ernie Kent in the coming week, he said. Bellotti said he doesn't have "the experience or expertise to evaluate" current coaches but would likely be involved in hiring replacements in the event changes are made. Click here for the complete story.
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Terrysheldon, Eugene
Rob, I know you have been in the dark about Bellotti's time frame like us all, but considering that Kelly has just a few short weeks to get an OC, do you think he has been compiling a list and talking to candidates behind the scenes, even if he didn't know Bellotti's exact intentions? What is the protocol for a situation like this? I know you don't like speculating, but do you think Kelly will hire one for next season or just handle it himself?
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What time (pst) does Bryce Brown announce ?? please help can't find time, i know it was changed to march 16.
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Attorneys with the North Carolina Institute for Constitutional Law (NCICL) are expected to file legal papers Thursday to challenge a record-setting package of tax breaks given to Dell to ensure that the No. 1 computer maker built a 527,000-square-foot facility in the middle of the state.
The state of North Carolina, the city of Winston-Salem, Forsyth County and three nonprofit organizations will also be named in the lawsuit, former North Carolina Supreme Court justice Robert Orr, who heads the NCICL, said in an interview Wednesday. The complaint is a declaratory judgment and asks the State Supreme Court in Raleigh to review whether Dell's package deal violates the U.S. Constitution's commerce clause, which says Congress (and by extension, the states) cannot make laws that favor commerce in one state over commerce in another.
The North Carolina General Assembly authorized a record $242 million in tax incentives for Dell back in November 2004. That was followed by an additional $37.2 million in subsidies from Winston-Salem and Forsyth County officials.
Though local and state governments often work together to entice midsize and large corporations to set up shop in their communities, Dell's deal is unique in that it's the largest in state history.
Pharmaceutical giant Merck received a substantial tax incentive package in early 2004 when it moved out of New Jersey, Orr said. Semiconductor manufacturer Cree brokered a deal with officials in the state's celebrated Research Triangle Park, when the company hinted that it would like to move north to Virginia.
Dell's deal came at about the same time the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a tax credit given by the state of Ohio to DaimlerChrysler was in violation of the federal commerce rules.
Orr said he and his group are not against Dell moving in; they just question the methodology.
"The concern is that Dell comes in and says they don't want to pay taxes for the next 20 years in a state where other companies are doing their part," Orr said. "We want them to complete their project in North Carolina, but we want them to pay their fair share to the state."
Dell spokesman David Frink would not comment on how the incentives break down on a yearly basis but said the tax credits Dell is receiving are tied to the company's performance.
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A conference focusing on the science emphasis of the National Park Service's centennial will take place March 25-27 at UC Berkeley, exactly a century after an historic conference on campus paved the way for the birth of the NPS. The conference is called "Science for Parks, Parks for Science: The Next Century."
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Bakar Fellow's wearable electronics research could lead to better MRI imaging
February 13, 2015:
EECS professor Ana Claudia Arias is creating new wearable electronics to allow easier and better MRI imaging of sick infants, among others. Her research is supported by the Bakar Fellows Program for young faculty whose work holds commercial promise.
Berkeley grad student wins top prize for early-career scientists
June 23, 2014:
Kelly Clancy, a graduate student in biophysics, has won the Regeneron Prize for Creative Innovation, which comes with a $50,000 cash award. UC Berkeley will also receive an award to support a seminar series.
Five early-career faculty named 2014-15 Bakar Fellows
May 27, 2014:
Five UC Berkeley faculty members have been selected as 2014-15 Bakar Fellows. Launched in 2012, the Bakar program supports innovative research by early-career campus faculty pursuing projects that hold commercial promise. (Read background on the program here.)
Berkeley-led wage-theft study leads to local policy changes
May 23, 2014:
Estimated wage loss for 2,500 Chinatown restaurant workers exceeded $10 million, researchers found.
Major milestone for Richmond Bay Campus
May 22, 2014:
The promise of a gleaming waterfront Richmond Bay Campus grew brighter last week, as the UC regents signed off on an ambitious proposal to expand research collaborations between UC Berkeley, LBNL and private industry — and bring sorely needed employment opportunities to surrounding communities.
Berkeley's David Collier wins Johan Skytte Prize in political science
April 24, 2014:
In announcing the prize, Uppsala praised Collier's empirical research on Latin America, calling him "a political scientist of great importance to contemporary research."
Using carbon to control the light
March 5, 2014:
Graphene is the new frontier when it comes to speeding up the transmission of electrical pulses far beyond what silicon can do. Feng Wang, assistant professor of physics and a Bakar Fellow at UC Berkeley, is working to develop novel integrated graphene-based optoelectronics for next-generation computing and high-sensitivity infrared imagers.
Starving out an enemy of California agriculture
February 26, 2014:
Powdery mildew can eat its way through an acre of grapes, among other valuable crops, in no time. UC Berkeley biologist Mary Wildermuth has identified plant genes that feed the destructive fungus and, as a Bakar Fellow, is working to apply her discovery to protect commercially viable crops through selective breeding.
Seizing control of brain seizures
February 19, 2014:
As a grad student at the Hebrew University, after serving in the Israeli army, Daniela Kaufer showed that extreme stress can break down the physiological barriers that normally protect the brain. The finding would eventually lead Kaufer, now a Bakar Fellow at Berkeley, to uncover a change in brain chemistry that triggers epileptic seizures.
Campus leaders lay out plan for future of the Library
February 7, 2014:
Responding to a fall report by the Commission on the Future of the Library, the campus administration has designated new sources of funding for the library system, as well as calling for cost-saving measures. Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost George Breslauer and Academic Senate Chair Betty Deakin laid out the plan in late January.
Bakar Fellows Program seeks early-career faculty pursuing innovative research
February 6, 2014:
The Bakar Fellows Program, which supports innovative research by young UC Berkeley faculty whose work has commercial applications, is inviting professors in the sciences to apply for its its 2104-15 cohort. Read a profile of Bakar Fellow Lydia Sohn and her research on breast cancer metastasis here.
Big turnout for launch of big-data center
December 13, 2013:
A throng turned out for Thursday's high-spirited launch of the Berkeley Institute for Data Science. Designed to help researchers across the disciplines harness data in order to spur discoveries and create knowledge, the center for data-related teaching and collaboration will be housed in Doe Library.
Napolitano announces new initiatives for students, researchers
October 31, 2013:
In a speech to members of San Francisco's Commonwealth Club on Wednesday, UC President Janet Napolitano announced three initiatives aimed at supporting undocumented students, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students across the 10-campus university.
Awareness training on intellectual property available online
September 26, 2013:
UC Office of the President is offering an online primer on intellectual property for UC researchers, inventors and authors. The training covers the types of intellectual property that are eligible for protection, and how to obtain that protection.
Dirks joins call for increased federal investment in research and higher ed
July 31, 2013:
UC Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas Dirks has joined 164 other university presidents and chancellors in calling on national leaders to close what they call the "innovation deficit" by investing more in research and higher education.
Bakar Fellows Program: Creating a new trail to solve an old problem
April 18, 2013:
With the support of a Bakar Fellowship, researcher Neil Tsutsui is testing the pest-control effectiveness of a synthetic version of a natural ant pheromone he discovered. The fellowship, which supports innovative research by early career UC Berkeley faculty, is accepting applications for the 2012-14 year now.
How will federal sequestration impact the campus?
March 1, 2013:
How will federal sequestration impact UC Berkeley?The campus's Office of Governmental and Community Relations fields questions about anticipated reductions in federal funding.
USAID chief lauds Blum Center as model in search for global solutions
October 11, 2012:
USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah visited campus and encouraged students to join the search for open source solutions to pressing global problems.
Public-health expert's work to understand bullying 'puts a fire in me'
September 12, 2012:
Paul Sterzing was still settling in as a Berkeley faculty member when his just-published study – showing nearly half of U.S. adolescents with autism spectrum disorder have been bullied at school – propelled him into the media spotlight.
For Richmond residents, RBC spells restoration, remediation, renewal
September 10, 2012:
What was described a month ago as "the beginning of a long process of public engagement" took another key step last week, as 100 or so future neighbors of the Richmond Bay Campus got a closer look at just what scientists will be doing when the waterfront facility opens in 2017.
NSF awards $2 million to develop flexible bioelectronics systems
August 23, 2012:
The National Science Foundation has awarded $2 million over four years for a UC Berkeley project to develop flexible bioelectronics systems. The research would support the development of electronic materials that could not only be implanted into the body for medical applications such as wound healing, but that could also be safely resorbed into the body.
$2.5 million grant to improve traffic safety
August 17, 2012:
California's Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) has awarded nearly $2.5 million in grants to two research and education centers affiliated with the Institute of Transportation Studies to improve safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists, and drivers. The Safe Transportation Research & Education Center (SafeTREC) and the Technology Transfer Program (Tech Transfer) will use the funds to study better ways to prevent crashes and to help local agencies identify potentially hazardous surface roadway conditions.
State taps UC researchers for expertise on climate change impacts
August 1, 2012:
Some 15 UC Berkeley researchers were among scores of California experts who submitted papers to the California Energy Commission detailing how climate change will impact the state on the local and regional level.
Bakar Fellows advance commercially promising research
July 19, 2012:
In its first year, the initiative will give research innovations by six early-career UC Berkeley faculty members — including technologies to move prosthetic limbs with the power of thought and to control Argentine ants using their own pheromones — a significant boost from the lab to the market.


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Our liquidity risk management framework has been an important factor in maintaining adequate liquidity and in managing our funding profile during 2013. As of year end 2012, Postbank's liquidity risk management framework is integrated within that of the overall Deutsche Bank Group.
Our Group-wide reporting system tracks all contractual cash flows from wholesale funding sources on a daily basis over a 12-month horizon. We consider as wholesale funding for this purpose unsecured liabilities raised primarily by our Global Liquidity Management business as well as secured liabilities primarily raised by our Global Liquidity Management and Equities businesses. Such liabilities primarily come from corporates, banks and other financial institutions, governments and sovereigns. Wholesale funding profile limits, which are calibrated against our stress testing results and are approved by the Management Board according to internal governance, express our maximum tolerance for liquidity risk. The wholesale funding limits apply to the respective cumulative global cash outflows as well as the total volume of unsecured wholesale funding and are monitored on a daily basis. Our Liquidity Reserves are the primary mitigant against stresses in short-term wholesale funding markets. At an individual entity level we may set liquidity outflow limits across a broader range of cash flows where this is considered to be meaningful or appropriate.
We use stress testing and scenario analysis to evaluate the impact of sudden and severe stress events on our liquidity position. The scenarios we apply have been based on historic events, such as the 1987 stock market crash, the 1990 U.S. liquidity crunch and the September 2001 terrorist attacks, liquidity crisis case studies and hypothetical events, as well as the lessons learned from the latest financial markets crisis.
They include a prolonged term money-market and secured funding freeze, collateral repudiation, reduced fungibility of currencies, stranded syndications as well as other systemic knock-on effects. The scenario types cover institution-specific events (i.e., rating downgrade), market related events (i.e., systemic market risk) as well as a combination of both, which links a systemic market shock with a multi-notch rating downgrade. We apply stress scenarios to selected significant currencies and entities.
Under each of these scenarios we assume a high degree of rollovers of maturing loans to non-wholesale customers (in order to support franchise value) whereas the rollover of liabilities will be partially or fully impaired resulting in a funding gap. In this context wholesale funding from the most risk sensitive sources (including unsecured funding from commercial banks, money market mutual funds, as well as asset backed commercial paper) is assumed to contractually roll off in the acute phase of stress. In addition we analyze the potential funding requirements from contingent risks which could materialize under stress. Those include drawings of credit facilities, increased collateral requirements under derivative agreements as well as outflows from deposits with a contractual rating trigger. We then model the steps we would take to counterbalance the resulting net shortfall in funding. Countermeasures would include our Liquidity Reserves, as well as potential further asset liquidity from other unencumbered securities. Stress testing is conducted at a global and individual country level and across significant non-eurozone currencies, in particular USD as the major non-EUR funding currency. We review material stress-test assumptions on a regular basis and have increased the severity of a number of these assumptions through the course of 2013.
Stress testing is fully integrated in our liquidity risk management framework. For this purpose we use the contractual wholesale cash flows per currency and product over an eight-week horizon (which we consider the most critical time span in a liquidity crisis) and apply the relevant stress case to all potential risk drivers from on balance sheet and off balance sheet products. Beyond the eight week time horizon we analyze on a monthly basis the impact of a more prolonged stress period extending out to twelve months. The liquidity stress testing provides the basis for the bank's contingency funding plan which is approved by the Management Board.
Our stress testing analysis assesses our ability to generate sufficient liquidity under extreme conditions and is a key input when defining our target liquidity risk position. The analysis is performed monthly.
With the increasing importance of liquidity management in the financial industry, we maintain an active dialogue with central banks, supervisors, rating agencies and market participants on liquidity risk-related topics. We participate in a number of working groups regarding liquidity and support efforts to create industry-wide standards to evaluate and manage liquidity risk at financial institutions. In addition to our internal liquidity management systems, the liquidity exposure of German banks is regulated by the Banking Act and regulations issued by the BaFin.


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Tomcat 5.5 Class loading issues--and I have done some home work on this one
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I have two filters within my web.xml--one uses a sitemesh plugin and the other uses a wikiUrlSessionIdFilter plugin---from sitemesh.jar and jboss-seam.jar respectively. If I place the two jars in tomcat/common/lib directory and start the server, I get ClassNotFoundExceptions when
tries to create
for the filters. If I move the jars to the application's WEB-INF/lib directory, I get
when Tomcat tries to create servlets for the filters. And yes this war works just fine under Tomcat 5.0.28---where both jars only reside in tomcat/common/lib.
I have checked for multiple instances of these jars throughout the application and there are none. The jars do not exist in any other tomcat directory. The jars are not on the CLASSPATH either and from what I understand, Tomcat 5.5 does not use the CLASSPATH anymore by default. I have checked that the jars are the latest version--good to use with Tomcat 5.5---and they are. I have double and triple checked that these jars are not being indirectly packaged in the war somehow. I use Eclipse to do a basic build of the war---same as I did for Tomcat 5.0---except now I deploy to a Tomcat 5.5 server.
So far, I have worked through several issues of migrating from Tomcat 5.0 to 5.5 (logging changes, class loading changes, dependent jar changes, inconsisent jar issues, jasper jar issues, etc, etc, etc) and I am now completely at a loss on this one. I know it is some sort of class loading issue, but I have no idea if I can solve it and how. I cannot seem to figure out what Tomcat wants.
Tomcat 5.5 acts as if he has to have the jars in the application lib, but is confused when it uses those--like it alreay loaded the classes before, from somewhere else. In case it matters---I am starting Tomcat natively on Windows using startup.bat
Anyone got any ideas on this---I could sure use some help?
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