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Villanova sits on a small hill facing Todi, which is famed as one of Italy's finest medieval hill-towns. The views from the house and gardens are unsurpassed. Ours is a lovingly restored villa, built to an exacting standard with medieval stones and modern amenities. The house is prominently featured in the book of dream Italian homes called 'Restoring a Home in Italy' by Elizabeth Helman Minchilli. The house also got rave reviews as one of the architect's best works in a well-known American design blog called Willow Decor.
*Our housekeeper is a great country cook with an exceptional warm and jovial personality. One of our greatest treasures!
VIEWS: Todi''s renowned Renaissance church set is framed by oaks in our garden. The villa is surrounded by sunflower fields, olive groves and vineyards. The gardens are laced with stone walls and the remnants of a medieval tower.
LOCATION, LOCATION! We are ideally situated to tour Umbria's attractions in Assisi, Perugia, Orvieto and Spoleto, to name just a few of the hill-towns less than an hour drive from the house. There are tennis courts nearby and a private language school in Todi as well as horseback riding stables only minutes from the house.
GARDENS: The landscaped pool area is enclosed by hedges, roses, and chestnut beam fencing; the enclosure means it is easy to supervise children. There is plenty of natural shade plus a large canvas umbrella and chaise lounges. There are four marble-topped tables in the gardens, a fruit orchard and a kitchen garden with herbs. Here, as everywhere in Italy, it is all about the pleasures of fine food and wine, which are meant to be savored and enjoyed: either under the kitchen pergola draped with flowering trumpet vines, poolside, or at one of two indoor tables. The outdoor barbeque is an open stone grill, Italian-style, with a ready supply of logs. The logs can be used outdoors or to stoke one of the three indoor fireplaces or the cast iron stove.
INTERIOR: The house is decorated with English and French antiques and Oriental rugs: the emphasis is on style and comfort. There are terracotta floors and high wood-beamed ceilings and original art. The spacious kitchen is the house's focal point: its raised fireplace warms the kitchen on a cold evening. Our treasured housekeeper will always put a smile on your face with her gracious hospitality. She is happy to cook delicious country meals for guests upon request.
LAYOUT: Villanova can comfortably sleep ten people. There are four bedrooms upstairs: one master bedroom suite, two doubles and a room with two single beds. Downstairs there is a guest suite, which comprises a queen-sized bedroom plus an adjacent sitting room/bedroom with two daybeds and a foldout sofa-bed. Bathrooms: 3 1/2 total; two of these are en suite. Villanova has an uncomplicated yet flexible layout so it is perfect for two families and even additional overnight guests. It is also ideal for a romantic retreat.
ENVIRONS: Villanova is near the tiny hamlet of Torregentile, just 7 km south of Todi in the Umbrian countryside. Todi is ideally situated in the heart of the rolling hills of Umbria, which are covered with olive groves, fields of nodding sunflowers and vineyards. It is equidistant from many of Umbria's premier hilltowns (Assisi, Spoleto, Orvieto, Deruta and Perugia) and is very conveniently situated for touring the region. It is an easy one hour 45 minute drive from Rome airports. Ryanair flies from Stansted airport, London to Perugia, only a 35 minute drive to our house.
UNSPOILED: Todi lies in the green heartland of Umbria, Italy's only landlocked region and one of its most charming. Todi has been hailed as Italy's most livable town due to the beauty of its setting and the authenticity of its culture and cuisine. Umbria is a region that still feels relatively untouched by the flocks of foreign tourists drawn to its better known neighbor, Tuscany. Todi is still largely inhabited and run by the Italians who grew up there. The surrounding countryside- though dotted with splendidly restored villas and castles- is still tended mostly by families who have tilled the soil and looked after their olive groves and vineyards for generations.
SIGHTS AND FESTIVALS: Many of the region's architectural and artistic highlights are in Assisi, Perugia, Orvieto and Spoleto and Spello, all an easy drive from our house. Most towns are reachable by car within an hour or less. In many towns you will find Romanesque or medieval churches tucked away inside a meandering warren of cobbled streets that spill down hillsides; you will discover frescoes, oil paintings and art treasures that rank with Italy's finest. In each town you can enjoy locally produced fine food and wine before setting out to visit the sights. You can duck into local craft or wine shops, or enjoy a panoramic view of swathes of sunflowers in the warmer months. Music and dance is celebrated at world famous outdoor summer festivals: there is Umbria Jazz in Perugia and The Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto. There is yet more jazz played live in Orvieto in December. You can visit the wine museum near the vineyards of Torgiano and buy hand-painted ceramics at any number of shops in nearby Deruta. You can savor the celebrated red wines of Montefalco and buy the richly textured Umbrian traditional linens availalble at several shops Todi itself.
IN PIAZZA: Pastimes are plentiful in and around Todi itself. A cappuccino in Todi -which boasts one of the region's most beautiful piazzas - is a very pleasant way to while away a summer afternoon. And you don't have to worry about throngs of tourists: Todi is a quiet hilltown free from the maddening crowds of Tuscany or beach resorts. Visit the town's many good restaurants, pizzerias and gelaterias - they are wonderful enough to entice you back many times for the duration of your stay.
I worked as a journalist in Italy for the decade I worked and lived there. During that time I was able to realize my dream to create a haven for friends and family in Umbria. I wanted a place I could always return to to savour the food, wine and beauty of the place I had grown to love so deeply. Our villa is very much that dream come true. After the dust of the initial renovation settled, I was inspired by the project to study garden design in England.
Karen purchased this villa in 1995
The views, views views! Also our house's ideal position: we're nestled on the side of a hill facing Todi; this means we're not baking on a bare hilltop in the hottest summer months. The medieval walls lacing the our garden make it unlike any other property I've seen.
I selected Villanova after tons of research on-line the winter before our summer 2012 Italy two-week stay. Although I was pleased with the additional information I received from the owner, I wanted to independently verify from a previous guest before making a final decision. The owner provided a couple of contacts with whom I spoke directly - they were so genuinely enthusiastic that I knew this was the place I should choose for my family reunion. It turned out to be the right decision, as all of my family members will attest. The villa is not far from the housekeeper's home, and she was a jewel, very attentive in providing all information we needed to make our stay at the villa and in the area comfortable. She prepared several meals for us as well - simply a wonderful "home away from home" for us all.
Villanova is everything it was advertised to be and more. My direct communications with the owner assured me that I was not going to be disappointed in my choice. Karen was responsive, helpful and there were no hidden costs or surprises.
Her directions were clear and when we reached the property, it was more than we had dared to hope.
Her fabulous housekeeper, Triestina, was there to greet us and we had arranged for her prepare our dinner that first night. As I glanced at the kitchen counter, I could tell we were in for a treat! Everything was fresh, vegetables and herbs from her garden, fresh pasta, fabulous mozzarella and chicken that needed nothing but a fork to cut.
Our first night was Magic, ten of us sitting outside under the pergola being served fabulous food by the sweetest woman in Italy. We were all speechless....pretty amazing for our group. When Triestina left, the kitchen was spotless.
The house is beautiful, comfortable and unbelievably well equipped. We needed nothing,meverything was there. M
The gardens are beyond beautiful and the pool area brought hours of pleasure to young and old alike. In the evening we would sit outside near the pool and watch as the children chased fireflies.
Karen provides an informative binder with everything you could wish to know about the house and the area. There are restaurant recommendations which were terrific and we followed them and were not disappointed.
The proximity of the house to the Umbrian hill towns is perfect. Within a ninety minute drive are: Assisi, Spoleto, Deruta, Perugia, Todi (a few miles away) just to name a few. We visited all of of those mentioned, as well as a beautiful mountain lake resort called Lake Trasimeno.
We came from the San Francisco Bay Area and it was worth every dollar we spent. Our goal is to return in a few years and visit this magic place again. You will not be disappointed.
We had a wonderful stay at this lovely, comfortable house, which has everything you could wish for to enjoy a thoroughly relaxing holiday with the benefits of fascinating cultural destinations close at hand. The surrounding countryside is beautiful and the house is only a short drive from Todi, a lovely town with many interesting buildings and good restaurants. Don't forget to try the wonderful Triestinas home cooking though!
We would definitely rent this property. It was very easy to rent and the description listing was accurate. it was very clean and well-maintained and the owner was a joy to rent from. Very friendly and very helpful. I would definited recommend this property. we enjoyed the surrounding areas and the owner gave us lots of details about restaurants and nearby towns.
Situated down a quiet,white gravel road near the quiet hamlet of Torregentile, Villanova is set amongst the rolling Umbrian landscape and has a fantastic view of Todi (we especially loved the night-time view with all the lights twinkling in the distance).
The villa has been restored to a very high standard and sleeps up to 10-12 people comfortably. The bedrooms and bathrooms were clean and well-decorated. The kitchen is well-equipped and we mostly dined outside under a lovely pergola at the rear of the property. You could also dine inside informally at the kitchen table, or more formally at the long dining table in the huge sitting/dining room.
The pool is a delight and formed the focal point of 1-week stay. Surrounded by trees and with picturesque planting, you can while away the sunny hours reading, swimming, and snoozing. The villa has w-fi too so if you absolutely must go online you can!
The Villa has a comprehensive "book" of helpful details to enable you to get the most out of your stay, including locations of supermarkets, restaurant recommendations, and ideas for day trips to places such as Spoleto and Perugia.
The housekeeper Trestina is a fabulous cook and the complimentary meal she provided us for our first night at the villa was superb - not only home-cooked but we found out that she grows a lot of her own vegetables too. Although we don't speak Italian (apart from a few phrase book sentences) we managed to thank her for the meal.
Todi is well worth a visit and is only a short 15-minute drive away. We made several trips to explore the town. We'd recommend taking the funicular railway that takes you up to the old centre of the town with interesting alleyways, antique shops and (most importantly) gelateria! You can walk along the old walls of the town and enjoy the magnificent views.
We had a wonderful week at Villanova and would definitely come again!
An idyllic country house with every amenity needed for a perfect vacation in Italy. We rented a car at the airport and found it a pleasant drive and appreciated the good directions that Karen provided. The views from the house, pool, and walks in the country were great. Todi is a lovely hilltop town with plenty of good restaurants and things to do. You are close enough to not feel isolated, but, far enough away to have complete quiet and privacy. We took a few day trips to nearby towns, but, were just as happy hanging out at the house and cooking meals together in the well stocked kitchen.
All the rooms are generous in size, beautifully decorated, and you will be wanting for nothing at this beautiful property! Can't wait to go back!!
This magical home that has a view of Todi from the yard is exquisitely decorated, each item showing divine taste. The house itself, built to maintain the original feeling of another time in Italy, is both beautiful and comfortable. The fenced-off pool area makes one feel like you are on the Riviera, with lush flowers and comfortable chaises. The location is ideal because we visited Assisi; Perugia; Orvieto; Montefalco and more, all day trips that are manageable and enlightening. We bought ceramics in Deruta, which is also a day trip. We highly recommend this charming home for the feel of real Italy. A favorite trip of mine; would definitely go back again and again.
Umbria has gained fame for its quiet authenticity. Umbria offers gently rolling hills that are graced with sunflowers and vineyards; we are not overrun with tourists like Tuscany. Even in peak tourist seasons, most Umbrian hilltowns - including nearby Assisi, Orvieto and Spoleto- are free of the maddening crowds. The nearby hilltop towns of Assisi, Orvieto, Perugia and Spoleto offer tourists their troves of architectural and art treasure. They are very accessible for dayl trips using Todi as a base. Umbria has two major cultural events in the summer. The Umbria Jazz festival (featuring major world class talent) is held in Perugia in July and The Festival of Two Worlds (featuring open air concerts and dance) is held in Spoleto in June/July. Both are a 45 minute drive. Ryanair flies from London to Perugia, only a 30 minute drive from our house.
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British middleweight contender Martin Murray faces Domenico Spada in Monte Carlo on Saturday. A victory over the experienced Italian could lead him to a third world title shot in early 2015. Murray spoke to RingTV.com about the fight and the 160-pound division.
Gennady Golovkin, trainer Abel Sanchez and promoter Tom Loeffler answered questions from the media after THE RING's No. 1-rated middleweight stopped Marco Antonio Rubio in two rounds in front of 9,323 fans at StubHub Center in Carson, California. Loeffler says GGG will be back in the ring in February in Monte Carlo.
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Hekkie Budler showed uncharacteristic punching power on Saturday, dropping Thai challenger Pigmy Kokietgym four times en route to an eighth-round knockout victory in his first defense of the WBA strawweight title at the Casino de Monte Carlo Salle Medecin in Monte Carlo, Monaco.
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I am really confused at this point. I am still debating how much more effort I honestly want to put into this. Frustration is not my friend.
The Loki reference is hysterical. Not that I'm discounting it. It would be entirely appropriate. Just thought it was clever.
Pantha, if you are in fact in on this, you got some 'splainin' to do, Lucy.
Now about the numbers, I know this may seem elementary but here goes:
417/333 can be divided up like this: 41-73-33. We do have files that begin with those three numbers.
41 qaz - 35 tgb
73 edc - 13 edc
33 edc - 43 edc
Maybe we should be focusing on these three files to provide clues. Or maybe what the files have in common. The letter sequences associated can also be reduced to three patterns:
qaz : tgb : edc (which is used 4X)
I don't know if this means anything or not. Just my half-asleep morning contribution. If someone will send me the files for 41/73/33 so I can look at just those parts specifically, that would be great. I don't know what part of the document they compose, since I never had the whole batch in my possession, only the completed puzzle.
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I opened the files with a hex editor. No chance with our numbers
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Nada. If it exists, there is not one single reference. I have no idea where else to go with this.


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In the US, losers can also be asked to pay, depending on the case.
One has to be careful that it is not used against individuals being exploited by a corporation. It often takes many lawsuits to bring big corporations to justice, as they try their best to bankrupt anyone filing a lawsuit against them. There have also been many civil rights cases where the initial decisions were unfavorable, until it was clear that there was a pattern.
The loser pays all the time idea is horrible. No one can know what the outcome will be. It will be fundamentally biased in favor of those with deep pockets.
Yea, but I don't mind a judge being able to label a lawsuit as frivolous. If a plaintiff can't come close to a burden of proof, they are wasting the resources of the defendant and the taxpayer funded court system.
Agree about the deep pockets theory. I guess that I would argue court costs should be paid by a plaintiff only when the suit is tossed early in the process and labeled by a judge as frivolous. Thus, costs would be minimal. In the event of a mid trial settlement they get split 50/50 and upon verdict they are paid by defense. My 2 cents, not a lawyer.
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It is estimated that over four feet of muck/organic material (including bird droppings and debris that has blown in from Fayette Street) has accumulated since the Pond was last cleaned-out in the mid 1980s...
The Village has consulted with engineers and biologists, and it was determined if left alone, the algae would become prolific causing the water quality to decline and the toxicity to aquatic life to increase.
Also, leaving the accumulated muck/organic material untouched could cause the water temperature to continue to rise making the Swan Pond no longer able to sustain a viable ecological population.
Under my direction, the Swan Pond Committee also explored hydraulic dredging. But the logistics and costs made it prohibitive. Hydraulic dredging estimates came in $140,000.00 higher than conventional dredging.
As work progresses to clean out the bottom of the Pond, a layer of organic latex will be applied to the exposed areas to minimize the impact of odors.
The dredged "spoils" are being transported to the Kinsella Quarry.
As we undertake this phased, pay as we go, approach to making improvements to the Swan Pond, I am ever mindful that we are stewards of not only this beautiful and beloved landmark in the heart of our community, but the great Village of Manlius as well... The oldest and best Village in Onondaga County that happens to be on the eve of its Bicentennial Celebration.
This work on the Swan Pond will truly ensure a lasting legacy for generations to come!
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The Henrico Historical Society has created three signature tea blends as part of its annual fundraising campaign. The teas – Henrico's Coconut Almond, Brookland's Summer Passion and Tuckahoe's Walnut Green (pictured) – are available for purchase through the organization's website, http://www.henricohistoricalsociety.org/shopping.html The c.ost is $6 for 15 gourmet tea bags.
Henrico's Coconut Almond is a combination of sweet coconut and almond flakes and can be made as a hot or cold tea.
Brookland's Summer Passion is a fruity, fresh and herbal tea that combines the flavors of passion fruit, pineapple and candied papaya.
Tuckahoe's Walnut Green is a blend of crunchy walnut and pineapple-coconut almond flavors.
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Holman Middle School student Victoria Nguyen recently was named Miss Virginia American Coed Junior Teen after competing in the Miss Virginia American Coed pageant in Williamsburg. She was the youngest competitor in her division. Nguyen now will advance to represent Virginia at the 2015 Miss American Junior Teen Pageant at Walt Disney World in Florida in November. > Read more.
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Henrico resident Haley Malloy is one of three national finalists for a $10,000 scholarship, whose winner will be determined by the vote of the public.
Malloy is a finalist for The Goddard School Anthony A. Martino Scholarship, which is open annually to any high school junior or senior who graduated from a Goddard School pre-kindergarten or kindergarten program. Applicants are evaluated based upon the work ethic and perseverance they have demonstrated – two key characteristics of Martino, the founder of the Goddard School franchise system. > Read more.
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Pressey was a standout in three sports at , playing football, basketball and running track for the Eagles.
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Rakeem was in the back seat; his brother was a front-seat passenger.
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Holt - I know you train at the OTC, so I'm asking you this. How much time do our guys spend specifically on refining and learning technique versus time spent on strength and conditioning? I'm asking for more of a general ratio thing....
The reason I ask this, is because I've read from those who've trained in Russia, that they spend almost all of their time drilling and wrestling and very little time (by comparison) running, biking, lifting, etc. Do you think that we might benefit from spending more time just wrestling and using that as our primary means of conditioning?
I also can't remember the last time I saw a US freestyle wrestler throw anyone. Aside from some pathetic (often slipped) attempts at arm throws. It seems that all of our guys are very limited in their array of technique. Doesn't that make us easier to defend? I watch Russian nationals from the last few years and I see tons of throws from multiple guys, I also see an array of technique that makes us look almost remedial in comparison.
Is there any promotion or instruction on throwing at the national level? Do the coaches encourage the guys to step outside of their comfort zone when training and master new and different techniques? Or are we just focused on mastering the technique we already know?
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President Jacob Zuma said in a statement Sunday that former President Mandela remains in critical condition and was sent to his Johannesburg home early Sunday, where he would continue to get intensive care.
Mandela's condition sometimes is unstable, the statement said.
The anti-apartheid leader had been hospitalized since June 8 for what the government has described as a recurring lung infection.
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Delta fish numbers continue to languish in California
WALNUT CREEK ---- Delta fish continued to languish at very depressed levels in 2010, according to the latest numbers from the California Department of Fish and Game.
A key annual survey performed each fall showed the Delta smelt population continues to hover at a level some biologists believe is near extinction, while year-old striped bass, a popular sport fish, dropped to a record low.
Not all the news for Delta fish is bad though. Salmon returns this year have been the strongest in a couple of years, leading to optimism that anglers may get more than the paltry eight-day fishing season commercial fishermen got in off California in 2010 ---- a season that followed two years of unprecedented closures.
Meanwhile, the water supply picture is also one of good news and bad news, while plans to find a long-term solution to the Delta's problems await a new state administration and a pivotal scientific analysis expected in the next month or two.
The Sierra snowpack is about double the average at this early stage. But ongoing La Nina conditions ---- defined by colder-than-normal sea surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean ---- can lead to drier winters later in the year, particularly in Southern California.
And while new environmental restrictions on pumping water out of the Delta have had only minor to moderate effects on pumping rates to date ---- despite the loud claims from politicians and national media figures to the contrary ---- the new restrictions could have a more substantial effect if 2011 becomes a wet year.
"I think the water is there. The question is going to be, 'Are we going to be able to pump it?'" said Laura King Moon, assistant general manager for the State Water Contractors, which represents the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California and other customers of massive state-owned pumps in the Delta.
The fall index for Delta smelt rose to 29 in 2010, one year after dipping to an all-time low of 17.
Baby striped bass fell to 43, a record low.
Those fish, longfin smelt and threadfin shad, all plummeted in about 2002 and caused alarm a few years later when it was clear they were not rebounding.
The decline set off calls for new restrictions on Delta water pumping, which increased about the same time the fish populations dropped.
The Delta and San Francisco Bay form the largest estuary on the West Coast, and the Delta also is a key source of irrigation and drinking water for about two-thirds of the state.
Salmon, unlike smelt and other imperiled Delta fish, migrate through the Delta and spend much of their lives in rivers and in the ocean.
"(Salmon returns) are substantially up, but with the caveat that the return in 2009 was the lowest ever observed," said Mike O'Farrell, a fisheries biologist at the National Marine Fisheries Service in Santa Cruz. "We are happy about that."
The reason for their rebound is that when the adult salmon that returned this fall were babies in 2008, they migrated out of San Francisco Bay into the best feeding conditions in the Pacific Ocean in 25 to 30 years, said Bill Peterson, an oceanographer for the national fisheries service in Oregon.


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"The fundamental issue is, the day after Saddam is removed, the Iraqi oil industry is open for grabs, and it will depend upon the government of Iraq to decide how it will dispense that resource," says oil consultant Rob Sobhani, a professor at Georgetown University in Washington. "Certainly, American companies would be in a very, very strong position to compete for the right."
Oil is such a huge prize, it could become a consideration as countries decide whether to join the fight. All five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council — Russian, China, France, Britain and the United States — have oil companies with a stake in who rules Iraq.
"Once the fighting starts, you have to be involved or you are irrelevant," says Emerson. "And it's not just because of the Iraqi oil. It's because of the oil in the entire region. You want to be part of the postwar world in the Persian Gulf."
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Demonstrating the concern was a surprise visit this summer to the Washington office of the Iraqi National Congress — a U.S.-backed opposition group — by a Russian diplomat interested in Iraqi oil. It was the first such high-level contact in years.
"He basically told me that 'Russia is an old friend to Iraq and we have culture, and industrial bonds and we think we should talk,'" recalls Entifad Qanbar, who heads the opposition group's office.
"I think money was on his mind," says Qanbar. "Oil is money. Money, I mean, because Iraq has an abundance of oil … It represents a way of making money."
Who will make that money? Over the last decade, companies from more than a dozen nations have been in Baghdad signing deals to develop Saddam's oil reserves. Among them are TotalFinaElf, a French company developing the oil field near the Iranian border, and Lukoil, a Russian company developing another oil field in the Iraqi desert.
Both deals are dependent on the end of U.N. sanctions against the Saddam regime. But will the same contracts be honored after a war if Saddam is gone? Not if the Iraqi National Congress has anything to say about it.
"I wouldn't worry if I was doing right business," warns Qanbar. "But if I'm doing wrong business, I should worry."
With war plans on the president's desk and a war resolution before the United Nations, the future of Iraqi oil is one factor that may be on the table with allies in Paris and Moscow.
"If we play our cards right, I think we can get them to see that it is not wise for them to continue to back a loser," says James Woolsey, a former CIA director. "And I think Saddam is going to lose."
Billions in Investment Needed
Oil analysts say things aren't so simple.
"This notion that somehow this is going to become an American oil lake and other countries are going to be excluded, I don't think that's the way the world will work," says Yergin. "If you come in by yourself, you're going to have to write the big check by yourself. You want other people to share the risk with you."
That's because it will take years before Iraq's oil industry can pump more than it is today — 1.7 million barrels a day, now 3 percent of world production. Pipelines are rusty and oil fields are in disrepair. After 20 years of neglect, it will take billions in investments to reap the returns on Iraq's reserves.


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New OU Program Focuses on Community Medicine
By April Marciszewski, Tulsa World, Okla.
Aug. 3–It's about caring for the entire community, not just individual patients.
It's about harnessing the altruism of first-year medical and physician assistant students before the hard work of school wears them down.
It's about walking down the street from a hospital, as University of Oklahoma-Tulsa President Dr. Gerry Clancy did almost 15 years ago in Iowa, and taking medical care to a homeless shelter full of people with mental illnesses.
But OU-Tulsa's new concept of community medicine isn't only about taking care of the health of the poor, Clancy said. It's also about putting a clinic in an office building so busy professionals can fit in doctor's appointments and keep up their productivity.
"It's about the entire health care system working better," Clancy said, challenging 20 new OU medical students and 20 physician assistant students at a summer institute last week to research and brainstorm solutions for Tulsa's health problems.
A $50 million donation from the George Kaiser Family Foundation to OU-Tulsa in February created the School of Community Medicine. The physician assistant students are already part of the school, and the medical students will complete their first two years of school
at the OU Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City before having the option to choose the community medicine track starting their third year.
OU leaders hoped to inspire the new students with the joy of community medicine so they will return to it when they start their careers. The Kaiser gift includes financial assistance, so students won't be saddled with such enormous loan debt when they graduate and will be able to choose less lucrative but more philanthropic work.
Dr. Dan Duffy, an OU-Tulsa College of Medicine senior associate dean, said OU wants to shape students into "positive deviants" who will improve the health care system.
As part of the institute, OU-Tulsa sent students and professors across Tulsa last week to interview police, social workers, school leaders, prison employees, business people, doctors and others about Tulsa's health needs.
By the end of the week, students had come up with solutions to a few of the problems: understanding cultural differences as medical professionals take care of patients' health, addressing the medical needs of older people, using mapping tools to put medical resources where they're needed and more.
During one discussion, physician assistant students Holly Shalhoop and Jamie Teeter lamented that payment systems don't encourage doctors to spend 30 minutes — or even 15 — talking with patients about exercise or other preventive measures. Shalhoop also pointed out that patients who wait to see a doctor at one OU Bedlam Clinic end up missing the last buses of the night.
But within the same conversation, students also came up with a few answers. Shalhoop suggested teaching elementary school students about healthy eating and exercising.
Physician assistant student Sara Enyart said she wondered how effective that would be if parents were buying hot dogs, hamburgers and Twinkies for their children to eat.
"I was thinking, as a dietician, . . . if they had a low-income cooking class . . .," Shalhoop began, and others chimed in with their enthusiasm for the idea.
On Tuesday, students twisted the idea of shadowing and followed patients, instead of doctors, through their appointments at OU's Bedlam Longitudinal Clinic, where patients don't have to have insurance and they get to see the same doctor every time they visit.
First-year med student Ryan Huey of Tulsa chatted with Michael Butler of Broken Arrow about Butler's family, his soccer refereeing and their favorite steakhouse in Texas while Butler waited for a checkup for his diabetes.
Butler mentioned that he had lost 35 pounds after giving up eating french fries and his wife's chocolate chip cookies. His glucose blood count evened out.
"Have you been able to tell any difference?" Huey asked.
Butler said he had more energy and "I'm enjoying life right now."
The conversation returned to soccer and then morphed toward how Butler met his wife before they moved to an exam room and OU nursing student Brad Littleton asked preliminary questions and third-year medical student John Weber checked on Butler's medicines.
Huey thinks he'll choose the community medicine track two years from now because of the enthusiastic leaders at OU who aren't "afraid to try things."
Clancy said that's what OU wants out of the students, too. He told them, "Your fresh ideas are really important right now."
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The Europeans, who were silver medallists at the Beijing 2008 Games, were cruising to the points in Group A as they led 19-11 in the early exchanges of the second half, but a golden spell by the African champions saw them level at 23-23.
However, Russia regrouped and flexed their muscles to get over the finishing line by a three-goal margin, Liudmila Postnova top-scoring with five goals and Liudmila Bodnieva, Tatiana Khmyrova and Ekaterina Davydenko all grabbing four.
Angola's performance was underpinned by five goals from Isabel Guialo.
In the second match of the morning session, Republic of Korea comfortably saw off Spain 31-27 in Group B, which was something of a surprise result.
Eun Hee Ryu was chief destroyer for Korea with nine goals, while Carmen Martin Berenguer notched seven for the Spaniards.
London 2012 - The British ska band Madness perform their hit Our House during the closing ceremony in Olympic Stadium on August 12, 2012.
London 2012 - The saxophonist from the band Madness performs his solo while flying through Olympic Stadium during the closing ceremony on August 12, 2012.
London 2012 - Ray Davies of the Kinks sings "Waterloo Sunset," a love letter to London, at the closing ceremony on August 12, 2012.
London 2012 - Acrobats, dancers, and performers give the eye much to behold in Olympic Stadium during the closing ceremony on August 12, 2012.
London 2012 - Motor scooters from London's mid-60's mod subculture deliver Ricky Wilson to the stage to sing The Who's "Pinball Wizard" during the closing ceremony.
London 2012 - As the David Bowie hit "Fashion" plays aloud, a parade enters of British supermodels sporting haute couture designs during the closing ceremony.
Designers around the world compete for the Medal Design Competition
IOC President in Rome meets Italian President, Rome 2024 bid leaders, and receives top sports award
TOP Partner GE supports the IOC ACP Programme
Net gains - the evolution of beach volleyball
USA men's 4 x 100m relay team disqualified from the 2012 London Olympic Games


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Okay. Just spent quite a bit of time revamping some stuff on the Federation chart. I've added the shield stat and graphic to all ships, and while I was add it, I've replaced all the console indicators with a numeric number and consolidated the icons into one row.
I've done this to make comparisons a bit easier, to make it look a bit cleaner, & for future expand-ability. I went over them twice to make sure I transferred the amount of each console correctly, but zoomed in looking at numbers all day may have made me bypass one or whatnot. So, if you see some consoles / weapon counts that are off, just lemme know.
P.S. I know the new indicators are missing in the "Starter Ships" section and the "Adv Odyssey Cruiser" sections. Gotta revisit these in the future. Also, on my to-do list is to create something for carriers showing pet-compatibility and whatnot, but seeing as how there's like 40+ ships coming
, I may be doing that a little later rather than sooner...
Thanks! Hope u guys like the changes!
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