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Observations on NNSA's Options for Meeting Its Plutonium Research Needs
GAO-13-533: Published: Sep 11, 2013. Publicly Released: Sep 11, 2013.
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The National Nuclear Security Administration's (NNSA) Los Alamos National Laboratory's (LANL) April 2012 study (1) identified general options for meeting the plutonium research needs of NNSA--a separately organized agency within the Department of Energy (DOE)--during the several-year gap created by the deferral of the Chemistry and Metallurgy Research Replacement (CMRR) nuclear facility and (2) included limited information on costs and health risks. The study noted that the level of plutonium research necessary to support the nuclear weapons life extension programs is affected by the planned schedule of the life extension programs, the number of pits that will be needed under the programs, and the number of pits that will need to be manufactured versus re-used, all of which have uncertainties. According to the April 2012 study, one option for meeting NNSA's plutonium research needs is to relocate analytical chemistry and materials characterization capabilities among facilities at LANL, which will require upgrades costing roughly $480 million to $820 million. A second option is to move capabilities to existing facilities at other sites. The study concluded that no single site could provide all the capabilities that might be needed, but that the facilities could be renovated to meet the needs. The study did not include costs for relocating capabilities to other sites. A third option is a combination of these two. The study also indicated some potential health risks to workers from increased plutonium handling if samples need to be transported to other sites. As of July 2013, NNSA officials stated that an option had not yet been selected for meeting plutonium research needs from 2019 through the late-2020s, and no decisions have been made on facilities to address longer-term plutonium research needs. To address its ongoing, longer-term plutonium research needs, NNSA stated it is now considering a modular facility.
The potential impacts of the options identified in LANL's study on NNSA's plutonium research for the nuclear weapons stockpile and other plutonium mission areas are uncertain. If NNSA uses space only at LANL, rather than relocating some capabilities to facilities at other sites, some LANL plutonium research missions could potentially be impacted because space may have to be reconfigured to accommodate nuclear weapons stockpile mission needs. NNSA has tasked LANL with assessing building space to see if it can be repurposed to better support plutonium research. In addition, the study noted that one potential impact of using facilities at other sites could be delays in completing needed analytical chemistry or materials characterization due to time needed to transport samples between sites. Using facilities at other sites will require time for NNSA to plan for and transport materials between LANL and other sites, which could increase the total time needed to complete the analyses for weapon pits. The study also noted that the shortage of trained staff in analytical chemistry could impact the ability to execute the options, which could affect NNSA's ability to meet proposed schedules for the refurbishment of nuclear weapons. The study reported that the analytical chemistry staff at LANL has been reduced by 60 percent in the span of a few years due to retirements and budget cuts. The contractor at LANL recommended that NNSA conduct a detailed risk analysis on staffing needs to better understand and plan for staffing limitations, according to the study.
Why GAO Did This Study
Nuclear weapons are an essential part of the nation's defense strategy. NNSA manages the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile and carries out research to help extend the life of existing weapons. The core of a nuclear weapon requires plutonium--a man-made radioactive element--to create a nuclear explosion. NNSA's LANL in New Mexico houses key plutonium facilities needed for research for nuclear weapons life extension programs and other missions. In 2005, NNSA approved construction of CMRR to replace the aging facility being used. In February 2012, NNSA announced it had decided to defer CMRR nuclear facility construction for at least 5 years, creating a potential gap in plutonium research capabilities from 2019 to the late-2020s. NNSA requested LANL to study options to address this gap. The study was completed in April 2012.
The Senate Armed Services Committee Report accompanying the 2013 defense authorization directed GAO to review the study. GAO examined (1) the options identified in the study for meeting NNSA's plutonium research needs, including costs and health risks, if any and (2) the potential impacts of those options on NNSA's plutonium research for the nuclear weapons stockpile and other plutonium research missions.
What GAO Recommends
GAO is recommending that NNSA continue efforts to assess how plutonium research and capability needs and stockpile requirements have changed, if at all since 2008, and develop a plan for both near- and longer-term needs. NNSA agreed with the recommendation.
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Comments: When we confirm what actions the agency has taken in response to this recommendation, we will provide updated information.
Recommendation: To ensure that NNSA's investments in plutonium research facilities and capabilities result in an operationally effective and affordable solution, the Secretary of Energy should continue efforts to assess how plutonium research and other capability needs and stockpile requirements have changed, if at all, since the needs were revalidated in 2008, and develop a plan to appropriately meet the nation's near-term and longer-term plutonium needs.
Agency Affected: Department of Energy
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Ricky Ledee was thinking bunt, but then changed his mind.
Ledee hit a go-ahead triple in the seventh inning and Jim Thome drove two runs as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 Wednesday night.The Dodgers' offensive woes continued as they failed to score more than two runs for the sixth straight game. They have totaled just five runs in going 3-3 over that span."As I've been saying for some time, it's tough to win when you're only scoring two runs unless your pitching staff is flawless and that is too much to ask," Dodgers manager Jim Tracy said.Ledee started in place of the slumping Pat Burrell. The left-handed Ledee, once a can't-miss prospect with the Yankees, has drawn the difficult duty of starting against some of the NL's top right-handed pitchers such as Chicago's Kerry Wood, Arizona's Curt Schilling and Wednesday's starter, Kevin Brown."It's not fair for (Ledee)," Phillies manager Larry Bowa said. "Those aren't easy guys to hit off of. He has gotten all the stud right-handed pitchers in the league, but he knows his role and is always ready. Ricky always does something to help us win a ballgame."Marlon Byrd singled off Paul Shuey (4-3) to begin the Phillies' seventh. Ledee lined with a shot over center fielder Jeromy Burnitz, who got a late jump on the ball. Second baseman Alex Cora made a strong relay throw but Byrd slid under the tag, giving the Phillies a 3-2 lead."When I was on-deck, I was thinking about bunting if Marlon got on," Ledee said. "I just changed my mind when I got to the plate and swung away."The hit lifted Ledee's batting average to .231, but he isn't likely to notice."I don't worry about batting average any more, I'm just looking to contribute anything I can in any spot I can," he said.Tom Martin relieved and surrendered a sacrifice fly to Thome, scoring Ledee with an insurance run.Turk Wendell (2-2) pitched 1 1-3 innings for the win. Dan Plesac got the final two outs in the eighth and Jose Mesa pitched the ninth for his 21st save in 24 chances.Despite Ledee's heroics, Bowa said that Burrell would be back in the starting lineup on Thursday.Kevin Brown pitched six strong innings for the Dodgers, but didn't help his own cause early. His three-base throwing error led to two runs in the first inning.Ledee hit a grounder back to Brown, who knocked down the ball but threw it over first baseman Jolbert Cabrera and down the right-field line. The mistake allowed Ledee to advance to third.Los Angeles planned its defensive strategy around its recent offensive trouble, bringing in the infield with just one out. Thome followed with a broken-bat single over the drawn-in infield for a 1-0 lead.Bobby Abreu hit a soft grounder that Brown mishandled, and the play was ruled an infield hit. Mike Lieberthal made it 2-0 with a RBI single."I simply made mistakes," Brown said. "The fact is I really made two errors in the first inning. We should have been ahead 2-0. I just didn't get it done."Los Angeles cut the deficit to 2-1 in the second inning on Paul Lo Duca's seventh homer of the season.The Dodgers tied it at 2 on Cesar Izturis' RBI grounder in the third. The play scored Brown, who led the inning off with a double.Both starters worked to no-decisions.Brett Myers pitched six innings, allowing two runs on six hits. He struck out seven and walked one."I was thinking I just had to keep the team in the game and I felt I did that," Myers said.Brown lowered his major league-leading ERA to 2.10. He gave up two runs -- one earned -- on nine hits, striking out four and walking three."(Brown) was fine, any manager would take that kind of start every single night," Tracy said.Game notes
Philadelphia has won nine of its last 11 games against Los Angeles at home. ... Lo Duca's homer snapped an 0-for-18 slump. ... Thome appeared to aggravate a groin injury running the bases in the fifth inning. He remained in the game. ... Brown is 0-4 with a 2.43 ERA in his last six starts. ... Byrd extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a seventh-inning single. ... The Phillies had two baserunners picked off and another thrown out trying to steal.
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1st | M Lieberthal singled to left, J Thome scored, B Abreu to second. | 0 | 2 | |
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3rd | C Izturis grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, K Brown scored, R Henderson out at second. | 2 | 2 | |
7th | R Ledee tripled to deep center, M Byrd scored. | 2 | 3 | |
7th | J Thome hit sacrifice fly to left, R Ledee scored. | 2 | 4 | |
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Be careful where you buy your next Halloween pumpkin, or it may seal your fate with the wrong kind of witch. Casey T. Malone's Blood of the Witch is not the type of fantasy horror you'd expect these days. It harkens back to earlier times, long before most Film Threat readers were born.
Blood of the Witch is a simple tale. An ordinary man named Peter (Nate Kutz) falls asleep, takes a walk in some make believe woods and purchases what appears to be a common pumpkin. Of course the masked pumpkin vendor (Mike Thompson) is far from typical, as is the pretty young witch (Liz Owens) in the long striped stockings.
Malone's silent tale of power and deception reconfigures the painted expressionism of Robert Wiene's The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) and the poisonous visions of Carl Theodor Dreyer's Vampyr (1932) in a new, but no less formidable, way. Malone uses music as a parallel storyteller to simultaneously calm and suspend his viewers. He is, in many ways, a furtive puppeteer, manipulating us into his world and challenging us to both believe and question the moralistic fable he sets before us.
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The outcome of ongoing World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations is vital to the U.S. economy, because trade with WTO members accounts for about one-fifth of the U.S. gross domestic product. The current round of trade negotiations--called the Doha Round--was supposed to end by January 2005 with agreement on the key issues of agriculture, industrial market access, services, and to strengthen the trading system's contribution to economic development. Failure to reach any agreement at the last WTO ministerial meeting in Cancun, Mexico, in September 2003, put the talks behind schedule and threatened the outcome; however, talks resumed in 2004, and a new ministerial conference will convene in Hong Kong in December 2005. In light of these events, and with the impending renewal decision on U.S. Trade Promotion Authority, which streamlines the process by which Congress approves trade agreements, GAO was asked to assess (1) the overall status of the Doha Round negotiations, (2) progress on key negotiating issues, and (3) factors affecting progress toward concluding the negotiations.
During 2004, Doha Round negotiations got back on track as trade ministers signed a framework agreement known as the "July package." By committing to eliminate agricultural export subsidies, the agreement's main achievement was to recognize the importance of agriculture in the round and thus reopen talks on other issues. Since this breakthrough, negotiations are picking up momentum, as WTO members are working toward deadlines for more detailed agreements at the December 2005 Hong Kong ministerial conference. Yet despite the improved negotiating atmosphere, the talks are behind schedule, and considerable work remains on the numerous issues that must constitute a final agreement. Progress has been uneven on the six negotiating issues identified as central to the Hong Kong meeting--agriculture, trade facilitation (customs reforms), industrial market access, services, WTO rules, and development issues. The United States has particular reform interests in the first four of these issues. Progress has occurred on two of them: in agriculture, based on agreements in the July framework, and trade facilitation, for which talks have finally been started. However, little progress has been made on industrial market access and services, two other issues of interest to the United States. Several factors could affect progress in the critical period leading up to the December 2005 Hong Kong ministerial. Achieving consensus among the WTO's 148 members is a challenging task, and diverse economic incentives and competing visions add complexity to the negotiations. Cooperation by the United States, the European Union, and some of the developing countries is also seen as key to a successful conclusion before U.S. Trade Promotion Authority expires in mid-2007, an implicit deadline for the talks.
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The same day that a grand jury in Detroit handed down an criminal indictment of Umar Farouq Abdulmuttalab — kicking off a controversy about whether the accused terrorist should be tried in criminal court or in a military commission — the Justice Department quietly referred a detainee at Guantánamo for trial in a military commission.
The detainee, called Obaydullah, has been at Guantánamo since 2002, and is the sixth prisoner the Obama administration has referred for a military commission trial.
The Pentagon charge sheet against him accuses him of, on July 22, 2002, at or near Khowst, Afghanistan, storing and concealing anti-tank mines, other explosive devices and related equipment and concealing on himself a notebook describing how to wire and detonate explosive devices in preparation for an act of terrorism. A source claimed Obaydullah was a coordinator for al Qaeda. Another source claimed he'd placed mines on a road, but didn't know how to set them up.
Obaydullah said the information in the notebook was from his time at a mechanical school the Taliban forced him to attend. He denied the charges and that he knew anything about mines. He denied that anyone found mines at his home.
"It's disappointing that the administration has chosen to prosecute another Guantánamo detainee in a discredited system that is designed to ensure convictions rather than fair trials," said Jameel Jaffer, director of the American Civil Liberties Union National Security Project. "While Congress recently improved the military commissions system in certain respects, the system still fails to provide the procedural rights that are guaranteed by U.S. and international law. The military commissions system is also unnecessary, because the federal courts are well-equipped to handle complicated terrorism cases and protect classified information without compromising the rights of the accused."
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UPDATE: Fourth victim dies after maquila explosion in Juarez
POSTED: Friday, October 25, 2013 - 5:10pm
UPDATED: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 - 6:05am
Cd. Juarez, Mexico (KTSM) — UPDATE: The fourth death after the maquila explosion in Juarez has been confirmed. Juan Garcia Colohua 34, died at the Medical Center in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Garcia Colohua was transported to Guadalajara among other 2 workers in critical condition for special medical treatment.
UPDATE: Hospital officials confirmed the death of the third victim of the Blueberry maquila explosion. Jorge Lopez Gonzalez 41, died today after suffering severe injuries and burns during Thursday's explosion.
Three workers were transported to a medical center in Guadalajara, Mexico today for medical treatment.
UPDATE: Chihuahua State Police confirmed the identity of one of the workers who died at the explosion in a Juarez maquiladora. Miguel de la Torre, 20, was the first victim of the explosion at the Blueberry Candy Factory.
Authorities performed a DNC test and his mother Rosario de la Torre identified his remains.
Miguel de la Torre was married and had two kids.
ORIGINAL: The nightmare continues for some survivors in critical condition and their families in Juarez after the massive explosion that left more than 50 injured and at least 2 deaths.
Dozens of families waited for hours in local hospitals to hear about the health status of their loved ones.
"We are just asking they take responsibility for this because nobody from the company has come forward to offer help," a desperate victim's wife said.
According to state authorities an investigation is underway to determine who may be responsible for yesterday's explosion at the factory. Preliminary findings indicate that a candy cauldron next to several gas pipes may have caused the massive fire.
The explosion occurred in the 8th area of the Blueberry factory; some family member said work conditions in the maquila weren't appropriate and safe.
"The factory wasn't a secure place to work actually there was a gas leak and that caused the accident," a family member said.
Chihuahua Governor Cesar Duarte visited the site and the hospital where victims are still being treated hours after the explosion. He said the state will pursue an investigation and that complete assistance will be offered to those affected.
"the costs of their treatment will be covered completely by the state of Chihuahua it's unfortunate this accident it hurts us to know the facts but I think the emergency response was appropriate," Duarte said.
But for these families everything changed in a matter of hours, some lost their loved ones forever and many are holding to their faith for the best.
"We feel so sad because my husband is in the hospital, a young teen just died I just hope my husband makes it, I'm praying to God but he is in a very critical state," a woman said.
Out of the 52 injured 15 remain in intensive care, governor Duarte added that some of them might be transferred to hospitals in the Houston area.
UPDATE: 10:00 a.m. Authorities confirmed the second death of the blueberry tragedy ; worker Ivan Vazquez died in the hospital several hours ago.
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Governor of Chihuahua Cesar Duarte has announced some of the severely injured will be transported to hospitals in Galveston, Texas.
UPDATE 10:30 p.m.
It was a tragic day for employees at Blueberry Candy Factory and their families in Ciudad Juarez. A massive explosion left at least one dead, 52 employees injured and 11 in critical condition.
"They told me some people were trapped but we don't know right now they're counting the people that were inside I don't know if someone else is missing" eyewitness Juan Hernandez said.
According to witnesses, the explosion happened after a boiler collapsed in one of the work areas. Police said 40 employees were working there.
Juarez Mayor Enrique Serrano arrived at the explosion site moments after it happened. He said the city will provide medical assistance for the families and a investigation will begin immediately.
"We have to make sure that no one is still inside the building that's what we're working on and making sure we know what happened" Juarez Mayor Enrique Serrano said.
Governor of Chihuahua Cesar Duarte arrived hours later to view the damages and visit the injured at the hospital.
One desperate mother waited for hours to hear news about her son, like so many others who cried and hoped for a miracle.
"What's happening there? They're taking bodies out. My son is missing. Nobody is giving me information and he's not in any hospital. We need to know what's happening," the woman said.
It is expected that the candy factory will post a link of those missing victims and fatalities.
Authorities of the State of Chihuahua issued an investigative order to determine responsabilities. Rescue crews are still on scene in the search of victims.
An explosion was reported at the Blueberry maquiladora in Juarez located at Calle Magneto No. 1810 in the "Benito Juarez" Industrial Park area at approximately 1:30 p.m. Thursday afternoon.
A boiler allegedly exploded, causing the second floor of the building to collapse. Officials on scene confirm that one person is dead, and estimate 40 seriously injured. Some victims are still trapped in rubble and authorities fear there may be bodies located within the building as well.
The Mexican Army and Federal Police are on location, along with Juarez Mayor Enrique Serrano and the Juarez medical examiner. There are approximately 30 fire vehicles and ambulances still transporting victims to area hospitals from the scene. Family members have gathered and are seen crying outside of the exclusion zone.
The Chihuahua state government tweeted (translation) "We regret the incident happened in maquiladora # CdJuárez; relief units are moving wounded to hospitals. We are ready to attend to the needs of those affected in this incident, providing the necessary assistance."
The factory employs about 300 workers in the area where the incident occurred. There has been no official word on how many of those were inside the building at the time of the explosion.
A News Channel 9 crew is on the scene and will update as more information becomes available.


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By k. animal advocate
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I gave these four stars because I bought them at the discounted price and the old adage, You get what you pay for, applies here. I like the jeans but would not have paid full price for them. I managed to squeeze into size 10P, which usually fits just fine. I have the chambray and the indigo. I plan to order another couple pairs in size 12P in the other colours at the discounted price.
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By skipper's mom
from humboldt, sask.
absolutely love these jeans. They are so comfortable and so nice looking.Could not find a better pair in any stores.thankyou.
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By PB
from BC
I have several pairs of DG2 jeans and usually DG2 8P fits me well. I am usually a size 8-10 in other brands. I couldn't resist the sales price of those jeans and bought 2 pairs in 8P, which turned out to be much smaller in waist than the other DG2 jeans I own but not anywhere else. Those jeans are also thinner than the regular DG2 jeans, more like summer jeans. I would definitely recommend size up if you are considering these.
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By littlebear
from Calgary Alberta
I received these jeans before Christmas and I absolutely love them. I ordered in my size, a size 8 and they fit perfectly. Black with the white pick stitch. Love them!!Lots of compliments on the pick stitch. I have several different kinds of Diane's jeans; I am a senior, aged 71, and finally I found a designer that designs for all age groups .. Thanks, Diane.
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Comfy...BUT, get out the measuring tape!
By Lisa
from Alberta
These jeans are okay. Definitely not my favourite. Based on some other DG2 jeans I have from a few months ago, I ordered a size down. Big mistake. Sent them back and waited for these to go on sale. Tried again and ordered a size up (the ones I had sent back were so tight I thought I should go up a size). Sizing up was a good move because they are quite comfortable. However, these look a little sloppier than I would like. A looser fitting jean with larger leg openings (more of a flare than a bootcut... maybe because I sized up?). They're holding up after washing and wearing them for a couple months now but this may be the last pair of Diane Gilman jeans I order. All three styles I own are a different size! I have size 6, 8 and 10, all purchased this year and they all fit! Ridiculous! Ms. Gilman, do you enjoy wearing multiple sizes and never knowing which size to order? You might want to decide on some sizing standards at some point because, judging by all the negative reviews your items are receiving, you are frustrating many ladies simply looking for a nice pair of jeans. I would only recommend these jeans to someone willing to take a chance on sizing and risk having to send them back for an exchange because the ones that ended up fitting are not my usual size.
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By golden1
I am a 5'3" petite woman. These have got to be the best jeans I own. I now own 7 pairs. I only wear low rise jeans so these are awesome. I do understand they are not for everyone. My mother in law says they fit my body perfect. She loves them but when she saw they were low rise she says they're not for her. I have some 4P(for my flat shoes)and some 4 regular (for when I wear heals). I must of got lucky with the stitching on mine.
( 10 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
pick stitch boot cut jeans
By kim
from manitoba
these jeans are the worst ! one place said to size up, one place says size down -- what is it and why do you have to size up or down. Anyway these jeans are poorly made, seams came apart when I washed them once and very poor quality. I do not like them, they fit poorly and bag a lot. I would return them but I washed them so I am stuck with them - WILL NEVER BUY THESE JEANS AGAIN they are the worse
( 2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
By Jo
from Regina, Sask
Bought these in yellow on clearance for next summer. Nice stretch,feel comfortable, but the contrast stitching had a lot of loose ends( they didn't take the time to clip off stay threads) and because the contrast was navy on yellow you can see every back stitch and irregular stitch. For clearance they're ok but wouldn't have kept them at full price. Almost cheap looking.
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from Kingston
Even though I read the reviews which were good and bad, I thought I would order them to try and because they were also on clearance. Well....the indigo was fine (I would never have paid full price) but the white ones were not the same - slim leg none of the pick stitching anywhere on the jean(something wrong in the shipping department)?, so I re-ordered in hope the next pair is right. Not sure if I would recommend or not....so I will say no
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Love These Jeans
By Deb
from Hamilton ontario
Got my jeans today and could not wait to try them on because they looked so nice on the girls. Bought my size 8 and they fit perfect and look so nice on by my husband. They show my figure. I think I might get another pair specially because they are a good buy right now and they fit so good. Love these jeans, thank you DG.


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The impact of increases in Pell Grant awards on college-going among lower income youth: Results from a natural experiment
Opportunity adrift: Our flagship universities are straying from their public mission
Federal Pell Grants: Implications of increasing the maximum reward
California Community Colleges: Making them stronger and more affordable
The debt explosion among college graduates
No way out: Student loans, financial distress, and the need for policy reform
Breaking through the barriers to college: Empowering low-income communities, schools, and families for college opportunity and student financial aid
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A research agenda for the study of the effects of borrowing and the prospects of indebtedness on students' college-going choices
A test of leadership: Charting the future of U.S. higher education
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Demography is not destiny: Increasing the graduation rates of low-income college students at large public universities
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Achievement trap: How America is failing millions of high-achieving students from lower-income families
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The policy of choice: Expanding student options in higher education
Missed opportunities revisited: New information on students who do not apply for financial aid
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Closing the college participation gap: A national summary
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Chad Stone on September Jobs Report
September's generally solid report shows that employers are back on track creating more than 200,000 jobs a month after a dip in August.
Nevertheless, the economy has substantial room for further expansion, allowing the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates low to spur higher employment without igniting unacceptable inflation.
Moreover, policymakers should not worry about inflation even if wages begin to grow faster than they have so far in the recovery. Read more
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The number of jobless veterans who've lost access to federal jobless benefits since Congress allowed Emergency Unemployment Compensation (EUC) to expire at the end of last year — which we estimated at the end of February was close to 200,000 and counting — reaching an estimated 285,000 at the end of June.
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The federal-state unemployment insurance (UI) system helps people who have lost their jobs by temporarily replacing part of their wages. Created in 1935, UI is a form of social insurance, with contributions being paid into the system on behalf of working people so that they have income support if they lose their jobs. UI also helps sustain consumer demand during economic downturns, by providing a continuing stream of dollars for families to spend.
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This course serves as an introductory platform to investigate and discover object, environment, human and natural science 3D animation to create a narrative with goals to communicate a message and/or educate and instruct the viewer. The student will use the concept of narrative to tell animated short stories of the body, environment and/or natural science through the medium of 3D digital animation software. Within the course, strong conceptual skills are emphasized and developed through professional production techniques, workflow and time-based linear media. Successful animation breathes life into motion with clear communication of thought, emotion, narrative or experience. Any moving object is a ÒcharacterÓ in film or animation. We will hold regular discussions and workshops on how the dialogue of an otherwise stagnant object changes and evolves when put to motion. Methods of instruction will consist of lectures, demonstrations, art & scientific research, studio assignments, in-class lab time, and group critiques. The principles of 3D space and motion/timing will be used as the foundation for understanding how to communicate a message through animation. Learning the ideas of simplistic object, environment and body motion accuracy/timing will be taught in 3D and students will be expected to create simple to complex animations (based on level and individual progress.) The computer will be explored like other art media and will serve as a tool for creation.
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Monica's performance in defeating Davenport was incredible. Her second set tournaround was amazing. In the end, Lindsay faded because monica put amazing pressure on her by refusing to give up and coming up with the goods at every necessary moment.
My apologies to fellow Selestials in my pessimism regarding the match. I was really stupid for not attending the match.... The reason I always keep loving Monica is that just when I count her out, she surprises me and comes back. Rock on Monica!!!:bounce: :wavey: |
Classy of you to point out that you were wrong and to apologize. :) Besides when your fave has lost nine in a row to someone it's hard to be confident.
Robert, it's always worth attending a Monica match, even a match where it looks like she's going to lose! Who knows when she'll pull a surprise? I went to see her play Venus at the USOpen and I knew she would lose and she did, badly, but I'm still glad I went.. just in case it had been one of her surprises. So make sure to go Friday night!!
I hope the Monica-Venus match is a classic, these two are such great champions and I wont be dissapointed whomever wins. Both have to get a major title this year so they both need it.
Monica has definitely gone up a level in my book as far as mental toughness is concerned. If this match would have been played anywhere else, the stadium would have been erupting.
I didn't give up on Monica until 2-6 in the tiebreaker. Apparently that was also the wrong time.
Monica......... What more can we say about this tennis legend!!! *Two Thumbs Up*
Robert, I can't help but say this: I TOLD YOU SO! :p
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