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The last word on the messy western intervention in Libya is far from known. Who would have thought that one of the first world dignitaries to travel to Tripoli to greet the new leadership pitchforked by the NATO into power, and to offer to it the hand of eternal friendship would be the foreign minister of Iran, Ali Akbar Salehi? What splendid irony! Barack Obama leaves from behind and Salehi leads from the front! On the other hand, Turkey's main opposition party CHP (founded by Kemal Ataturk) warns that Arab Spring 'risks bearing islamist fruit'.
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But the lessons of the West's Libyan war are sinking in and it is most evident in the 'hardening' of the Russian regional policies in the Middle East. Plainly put, Russia waffled over Libya (which was incomprehensible, given its fabulous 'Orientalists' and its rich intellectual resources on the history and politics of that region). Suffice to say, Russian foreign ministry is back on the driving seat and there is a manifest resolve today in Moscow that 'Libya' shouldn't repeat elsewhere in the Middle East. The manner in which FM Sergey Lavrov spoke out on Syria – that Russia will not "allow allow anything like this to happen in the future" – and the place from where he spoke out – Abu Dhabi – merit attention.
Russia is perturbed that the NATO intervention in Libya impacts on the international system as a whole. Thus, Russia has begun blocking the US moves to create new pretexts to act against Iran. Russia has also acted assertively to scotch the move by the US and its allies to create a regional security architecture in the Central and South Asian regions that could turn out to be a handle to interfere in the regional issues. Equally, the US and NATO's 'Greater Middle East' project on the whole is viewed with suspicion.
Does it mean a cold-war style confrontation with the US? Far from it. The Russian policies in the Middle East are aimed at casting its net wide and expanding its influence, establishing empathy and developing mutual understanding, identifying and building on commonalities with a view to evolve new and enduring principles of cooperation – rather than to create 'blocs'. Thus, the first ministerial level 'Strategic Dialogue' with the GCC is a brilliant initiative. What Lavrov could successfully highlight is that the GCC states have probably greater affinities with Russia with regard to the range of burning issues – Arab Spring or the multipolar world or the Palestinian problem – than they have with their closest traditional ally, the United States.
What does Russia look for in the GCC? Of course, trade and investment are of great interest. Russia would be willing to tap into the GCC states' search for new partners in the downstream of the global financial crisis. Lavrov repeatedly stressed that ties with the Arab Islamic world is a priority for Russian foreign policy. He outlined a common approach to the Arab Spring:
"No matter how acute the overdue domestic problems may be, they can and should be resolved peacefully, via a national dialogue involving all political, ethnic and religious forces and population groups. External assistance for the settlement of internal conflicts should be predicated on these approaches and carried out with the utmost responsibility and taking into consideration the real needs and interests of the citizens of the states of the Middle East and North Africa. Relevant decisions of the UN Security Council should be formulated based on objective facts, in a rigid international legal framework and should be undeviatingly adhered to."
Conceivably, this comes very close to the Indian position. By the way, Damascus has proposed to the Arab League that it would like representatives of Russia, China, Brazil and India to be present at the proposed national dialogue with the Syrian opposition.
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I love x-stitch. I'm really slow though. I'm always more attracted to the bigger projects (my current project is Mirabellia's Maiden's of the Seasons Autumn/Winter) but they take me forever. Like years. The little ones I can usually get done in a timely fashion but truth be told I still have ornaments from this last year not done .
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I used to and I loved it. But I can just barely get all the stuff done that I need to get done now, never mind a hobby. Some day though I'd like to finish ALL the projects that I have started!!!
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After losing the first game to Andrea Petkovic of Germany and trailing in the second, Williams stretched to her right to return a serve, hit the ball and then cried out in pain, clutching toward her stomach on her right side. It was soon clear that she couldn't continue.
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Her right thigh was already heavily bandaged from an injury she sustained in the first set of her second round match on Wednesday, when she beat Sandra Zahlavova in three sets. Afterward, Williams said the injury was in her "psoas" muscle, which flexes the hip and spinal column.
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Three sympatric species of Neotoma: dietary specialization and coexistence
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Three sympatric species of Neotoma occur in the southern Great Basin Desert in northern Arizona. Observations and experiments from 1980–1984 focused on diet and den selection to determine to what extent woodrats partition available food and shelter. Analyses included microscopic inspection of feces from live-trapped animals, forage moisture content, and seasonal habitat utilization. Each species of woodrat was found to selectively forage on a different genus of the three evergreens on the study site: N. albigula was the only species to eat appreciable amounts of Yucca, while N. devia, specialized on Ephedra epidermis, and N. stephensi on Juniperus. Observations in the laboratory showed a linear dominance hierarchy where the larger species dominated smaller ones, i.e., N. albigula>N. stephensi>N. devia. To determine if such a hierarchy existed in the field, the behaviorally dominant species (N. albigula and N. stephensi) were continually removed (from a 25 ha experimental plot) over a 12-month period leaving only the subordinate species (N. devia) in the area. In these experiments, 40% of the "dominant"-species dens became occupied by 20 of the "subordinate"-species on the removal plot, whereas there were no interspecific den site (n=39) changes among species on the control plot. Removal of the two dominant Neotoma spp resulted in an increase of N. devia from a pre-removal high of 16 to a post-removal population of 26 individuals. These data suggest that while these woodrats may not compete for food, the subordinate species compete with the dominant species for den sites, prime dens being sequestered by the behaviorally dominant species.
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- Title
- Three sympatric species of Neotoma: dietary specialization and coexistence
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Volume 76, Issue 4 , pp 531-537
- Cover Date
- 1988-09-01
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- 0029-8549
- Online ISSN
- 1432-1939
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Co-existence
- Woodrats
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- Den-site selection
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- 1. Department of Biological Sciences, Northern Arizona University, 86011, Flagstaff, AZ, USA


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Google sees Glass used during a surgery.Continue reading...
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China is the second largest economy in the world and every significant brand's future is impacted by its growth (or collapse)—but who's got the time?! Here's the week's reads that will make you look like a keen China observer in case you find yourself immersed in a cultural conversation.
This week: McDonald's owns the night... KFC woes... Middle-class spending... GM exports... Buick and Toyota recalls... Adidas fakes... GSK scandal... Volvo and Carrefour look West... Hollister brah... Givenchy... Dreamworks' Tibet Code... Durex gets spanked... and more.Continue reading...
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The November 24th factory blaze that killed 112 garment workers in an illegal factory in Bangladesh showed the world, as Reuters puts it, that "pressure from big Western brands to produce huge volumes of apparel fast and at rock-bottom prices, [is making] Bangladeshi suppliers routinely sub-contract their orders."
As the victims — many of them young women and mothers, all of them poor — are mourned and the Clean Clothes Campaign organizes vigils at C&A and beyond as part of a bigger shame campaign for brands whose labels were found in the ashes, what's really on trial, as the New York Times points out in a scathing article today, is ethical sourcing and a severely out-of-balance equation claiming the lives of impoverished workers with no options.Continue reading...
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It was just over a century ago — March 25, 1911 — when the now infamous fire in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory on New York's Washington Square left 146 workers dead because the owner had blocked exits and stairwells to keep employees from leaving or taking a break. The tragedy led to reforms and unionization for U.S. garment workers, but here we are a century later, and it's happening again in Bangladesh.
About this latest firetrap, which has sparked mass protests in Bangladesh, AP writes: "The fire alarm: Waved off by managers. An exit door: Locked. The fire extinguishers: Not working and apparently 'meant just to impress' inspectors and customers. 'Had there been at least one emergency exit through outside the factory, the casualties would have been much lower,' said Maj. Mohammad Mahbub, fire department operations director.
The factory is owned by Tazreen Fashions Ltd., a subsidiary of the Tuba Group, and has produced garments for Walmart, Carrefour, C&A and IKEA, since opening in 2009 and employing about 1,700 people. Walmart's connection to the factory is still "unclear," as Salon notes. A 2011 Walmart ethical sourcing audit gave Tuba Group a yellow rating and requested that it address unacceptable conditions at its factories.
Update: Walmart stated on Monday that the factory in question was indeed producing pieces for the retailer — but without its knowledge, due to a subcontractor arrangement. "Today, we have terminated the relationship with that supplier," America's biggest retailer said in a statement. "The fact that this occurred is extremely troubling to us, and we will continue to work across the apparel industry to improve fire safety education and training in Bangladesh."Continue reading...
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BBC director general to testify on Jimmy Savile scandal, as new head of BBC Worldwide named.Continue reading...
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In boardrooms across the country, utility CEOs increasingly are recognizing the importance of enacting security measures and the need to work with the government to do so. (Stock image)
The role of industry in the security of critical infrastructure remains a key part of the ongoing cybersecurity debate in Washington, and as regulators and agencies prepare to begin implementing measures under President Barack Obama's executive order, companies appear ready to act.
In last year's failed cybersecurity legislation, as well as in the cyber EO, participation of privately owned operators of critical infrastructure – whether mandated, incentivized otherwise nudged forward – has been critical. While much of the conversation has centered on what the government is doing, representatives from the private sector now are talking about what they can bring to the table – and what they need from Washington.
In boardrooms across the country, utility CEOs increasingly are recognizing the importance of enacting security measures and the need to work with the government to do so. Addressing the problem, as well as its nation-wide economic and security repercussions, is in companies' own best interest, according to Scott Aaronson, director of government affairs and the Edison Electric Institute.
"That coordination between industry and government has been increasing exponentially in the last 12 to 18 months, with no end in sight," Aaronson said April 1 at an IBM-sponsored event in Washington. "Secretaries, deputy secretaries, DHS, White House folks...are all talking to each other all the time now."
But that talk needs to be stepped up from the common discussion of standards to real cooperation, Aaronson added.
"Standards are great, but...in of and of themselves inefficient," he said. "Standards are a 90 percent solution – they are the good network hygiene, the basic things you can do to be secure. The other 9.99 percent comes not just with information-sharing...but close coordination. The government has intelligence-gathering capabilities; it has a standing Army; they are responsible for national security. [A utility's] responsibility is pushing the button. We need to coordinate that together."
Miles Keough, director of grants and research for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, said that coordination is crucial in order to build on solid tools much of industry already has.
"We get worked up because cybersecurity feels different than some of the other stuff that's out there, but a lot of what we need to manage this – the risk-management tools, the concepts, the prudent investments – we have a very full toolbox to help us," Keough said. "There's not a lot of new invention that needs to happen. A lot of the conversation about coordination is going to be important to using those tools effectively. It's tempting...to try to find easy answers and to think that we need to invent a lot of new stuff, instead of a few new things that bridge what we already have."
What industry does need, according to Keough as well as other industry insiders who spoke to reporters, are better ways to differentiate between the numerous systems and processes that comprise security in critical infrastructure, and in turn measure their respective effectiveness.
"When we talk about the interconnectedness [of the utility sector] as its strength and weakness, securing those systems doesn't mean securing the same pieces of infrastructure the same way," Keough said. "As long as we operate cybersecurity as if it's one thing that covers the IT structures, the control system structures, the printers in the office and the balancing operations that distribution and transmission systems use...it's very hard to find good solutions toward securing each element of that. It's important to have metrics and definitions that separate those things."
At the same time, as federal leaders determine the way forward in securing critical infrastructure, private operators worry that a slew of new regulations could stymie progress. The debate over new regulations on the private sector ultimately helped sink cybersecurity legislation last year.
"One of the things we find concerning is if you give me 50-plus pieces of legislation to manage cybersecurity to, it's going to be impossible," said Michael Kuberski, chief information security officer at Pepco Holdings, Inc. "At PHI we have four different jurisdictions we operate in. If we have different regulations coming from each state on how to do cyber, it would be ineffective for us."
Kuberski added that he believes federal legislation would be better than if states were to issue their own regulations on owners and operators. Typically, utilities are regulated by state, not federal, entities. In industry, government and academia, the general consensus is that a risk-management approach may prove to be the most effective way to address cybersecurity amid a rapidly developing threat landscape.
"This is about appropriate risk management. This is not a binary, yes-no decision," said David Batz, director of cyber and infrastructure security at the Edison Electric Institute. "It's about recognizing the risk profile and that it's changing. Owners and operators have to be able to be agile to respond quickly to emerging threats, and should be looking for [government] partnership. And that partnership should also be agile and not tied into checkbox compliance – it doesn't scale. It doesn't address the threats that can come along next week that we didn't consider 18 months ago."
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FORT WORTH, Texas -- Jeff Gordon is in good position to reverse his fortunes at Texas Motor Speedway.
After posting the fourth-fastest lap late in initial practice, Gordon drew a late qualifying position and used it to his advantage Friday, setting a speed of 191.117 miles per hour around the 1½-mile oval to capture the pole for Sunday's Dickies 500.
"Our efforts here have improved because we've really focused on it," Gordon said of the track. "They started with qualifying, and luckily last time they showed up in the race. ... So we certainly hope we can take this qualifying effort and create those types of results as well."
TMS hasn't always been kind to Gordon, but he was second last year in this race and followed that effort with his first win at the track in the spring. That victory broke a 47-race winless drought and gave him a victory at one of the two active tracks where the four-time series champion had never won. The other is Homestead, where the season finale is in two weeks.
Gordon also captured his first pole of the season, waiting until the third-to-last race to extend his streak of 17 consecutive seasons with a pole.
"We drew a great number, the track picks up here and the lap felt really, really good. I was definitely more aggressive with it and knew we were going to have to be, and it stuck," Gordon said. "But I just didn't know if it was enough. Unless you're wide-open all the way around, you just never know if it's going to be enough."
Kasey Kahne will roll off second in Sunday's race. Kurt Busch starts third, and Tony Stewart will be fourth.
Kyle Busch notches Truck Series win: It seems all Kyle Busch knows how to do lately is win.
Driving the Billy Ballew No. 51 Toyota, Busch captured the WinStar World Casino 350 on Friday and has now won five races in a row that he's entered in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
He has won seven of 13 races in the series this season, with 10 top-5s, and finished in the top 10 in all but one start. In his short career, Busch has won 50 percent of the Truck Series races he has entered.
Busch is also pushing to win the owner's title for Ballew. Coming to Texas, Ballew's No. 51 trailed the Kevin Harvick Inc. No. 33 truck driven by points leader Ron Hornaday by 100 points. With Hornaday finishing third and leading laps Friday night, the gap will close by just a handful of points.
Busch will start sixth in Saturday's O'Reilly Challenge and will be racing for his fourth straight Nationwide race win (fifth overall) at TMS.
Plano's Buescher finishes 17th in Truck Series: Plano native James Buescher, who will move into a full-time Nationwide Series ride in 2010 for James Finch Racing, finished 17th on the lead lap in the Trucks Series race. He also qualified 28th for Saturday's O'Reilly Challenge.
Starting next season, Buescher will run the full Nationwide schedule in the No. 1 Chevy car and 19 races for Turner Motorsport in the Truck Series.
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What's the set-up you have found to work best? Are there any issues with it?
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interactive CPU: 2100/200 GPU:720/100 (Governor)
Notes:I also gave a five volt boost to the CPU steps (but I would do this last thing and only if you need it). Advice from Omnislyfer: I would like to tell you is about the overheat of you device. Our exynos processor it's great, but it has got some problems with temp at higher frequencies. You have overclocked a lot your device, and I think it's an insane thing to do. The main goal of voltage settings are to undervolt the device at stock frequencies, in order to reduce the overheating effects. You have done exactly the opposite: you have OC your device and also you have rises the voltages. So thrust me: from Ktweaker app, load default settings (so max CPU free will be 1700, and 533 for gpu), then subtract at least -50mv to all CPU voltages and -25 gpu voltages. You will not see particular performance loss (our n10 rly doesn't need Overclock) and hoverheat problems will disappear. Thanks Omni, I currently am testing this. Edit: Tested and this is great advice for this kernel. There is still heat issues for cpu intensive apps, but they are slower to manifest. Straight GPU functions (MX player -HW+) do not seem to need the undervolting and may be able to be ramped up. I did not test with any intensive games as it is hard to seperate the processors.
Video player (this is important for Nexus 10's):
MX Player with the custom codec properly installed (it occasionally (1/100 hours) drops the app when streaming video (twitch), but re-opens easily.
Comments to the community: I agree that people should try out everything. However, I recently had to re-root an old phone and run back through a lot of threads to find a stable set-up. This was to even see if I had rooted correctly. On the Nexus 10, the base Cyanogen 10 kernel kind of blows and my device was all sorts of buggy. The purpose of this is to help new modders and share some knowledge about stable set-ups with each other.
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