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DB&B is a leading commercial interior design and project management establishment in the Asia Pacific region. Headquartered in Singapore, DB&B is also present in major cities such as Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai, Beijing, and Manila. We provide a range of service delivery to meet the unique requirements of each corporation, from multinational corporations to small and medium enterprises, across diverse industries. We are currently expanding our reach in the Asia Pacific region and are seeking suitably qualified candidates to be part of our valued team.
Site Supervisor (Interior Fit-Out)
Jawatan kosong di Johor, Kuala Lumpur
Report to Site Manager on the daily progress of the projects.
Perform duties assigned by Site Manager.
Daily work planning, management on sub-con and ensure work done accordingly.
Site works supervision and inspection.
Organize workforce for respective project and work activities.
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Jawatan Kosong Secondary History & Geography Teacher di Jakarta
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Jawatan kosong Secondary History & Geography Teacher di Jakarta
The Singapore International School (SIS) and its affiliated schools under the distinctive name SIS has today more than 8 campuses in Indonesia and is looking to expand within Indonesia and throughout S.E. Asia.
The focus of the SIS curriculum, which is taught in English, is to provide the core knowledge and skills to create a culture of learning throughout the lives of our students. Classes range from early childhood to primary, secondary and pre-university levels. Examinations include the Cambridge IGCSE and International A levels.
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Maybank is one of the top five banks in ASEAN and the largest Qualifying Full Bank in Singapore, with 22 strategically located branches. As a customer-centric financial institution, we strongly believe in providing highly personalised services to our customers. We are always on the lookout for highly motivated and result-oriented individuals who demonstrate initiative, good interpersonal and communication skills, and most importantly, commitment in providing quality customer service. At Maybank, we believe in developing our staff to the fullest potential and rewarding good performance. So take this opportunity to shape your career with Maybank! .
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Arup is a global firm A designers, engineers and business consultants with over 10,000 employees working in more than 90 offices across more than 35 countries. The firm is the creative force behind many of the world's most innovative and sustainable projects. Our Asia offices employ over 2,000 staff and are engaged in prestigious multi-disciplinary projects covering buildings, infrastructure, transportation, structural, environmental and industrial areas. We embrace diversity and inclusion in all aspects including individual differences and open-mindedness. Currently, we are looking for capable and independent individuals for the following positions as part of the multi-disciplinary team.
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Many times I've found myself pondering just how much fun it would be to live in the Star Wars universe. Just being aware of intelligible life on other planets with long noses and funny semi-circle piano's would be enough for me. Alas, all us mere earthlings have to fall back on is the seemingly endless supply of LucasArts licensed video games, and ya know?.. I'll settle for that.
Enough with my sentimental waxing, new to the shelf is Star Wars Jedi Starfighter, a near carbon copy of last years Starfighter. Though this is not all bad, as Star Wars Starfighter was a high water mark in the PS2's stream of mediocrity last year, it is a bit of a disappointment. Technically Jedi Starfighter is Starfighter's recently paroled big brother, of the same gene pool yet just a little cooler. The visual highlights of last year's title were the incredibly high draw distance that invoked a huge sense of scale, the awesome explosions and the cool ship design. This year all these pieces are in place with little improvements in each area.
starters the first notable improvement is the ship design. No one can
argue that nearly every aspect of Episode II seems far superior to
Episode I, included in this are the awesome ships.
Though there are two that you will pilot in JS, your main craft
is the Jedi Starfighter, an agile weapon designed to be used in
conjunction with force powers. This
ship is the coolest, reminiscent of the snow speeder in Episode V
(Empire Strikes Back), though sleeker and more space combat ready.
Piloting this experimental ship is Jedi
The fundamental intrigue of Star Wars, which is rooted in believable technology and moody atmosphere, is mimicked perfectly in Jedi Starfighter. Graphically what returns are the beautiful explosions, epicurean landscapes and the vast sense of scale. Improved are the locals that offer a stepped up level of variety. One early level takes place on a beach during sunset. I wanted to land the ship and find a native to smooch, yet there was a base to fortify (where are my priorities!). As far as
atmosphere, it is maintained by said visuals and industry standard voice acting – even the Samuel L. stand-in is convincing! The John Williamsesque score keeps everything in perspective.
Control operates identically to its predecessor taking into account the new force powers specific to Adi Gallia. These force powers, limited to two at first, are a little lame. They certainly are nothing new, basically supped up attacks and a force field. They do however impart an added level of mayhem you can inflict on the Federation, all of which plays out nicely on screen. The control differences between Nym's ship and Master Gallia's are appropriately different. (Who knows how it must feel to pilot a multi-ton bomber in a vacuum? Whoever it is must work for LucasArts.) The bomber rumbles a little more during speed boosts and turns on a Kennedy as opposed to a Roosevelt.
With all of the nice touches that have been added to JS, it's replayability remains fairly low. The developers have, it seems taken this into account by adding seriously desirable bonuses, all of which involve some movie clips of either the game while in development or future LucasArts releases. Considering the hot streak this production house is on, these items are "must see" material. What little edge Jedi Starfighter has over its brethren increases when these bonuses are taken into account.
Well, that's that. It's pretty much the same game all over again, just a little better, leaving you to follow the oldest of the consumer wisdoms: "if you want it, get it". If anything you'll further cement yourself in the esteemed society of Star Wars fanboys (or girls).
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The Real Housewives of Orange County is in its eighth season, and one thing that's been consistent through the entire series has been longtime cast member Vicki Gunvalson, who's stuck with the show since Season 1.
Since this "OG from the OC" has stuck with the show since the very beginning, does her paycheck reflect her loyalty to Bravo?
According to OK! Magazine, Vicki is indeed the highest paid Real Housewives of Orange County star. For just a few months of filming, Vicki Gunvalson rakes in $500,000 per season. That's not too shabby, especially considering Vicki runs her own insurance business as well.
How do her fellow OC Housewives stack up in comparison? Gretchen Rossi (a regular since Season 4) makes $375,000, while Tamra Barney (who joined in Season 3) takes in $325,000. At the bottom of the totem pole is Alexis Bellino, who gets paid a comparably low $175,000.
No word yet on the salaries of fellow RHOC cast members Heather Dubrow and Lydia McLaughlin. While Heather only recently joined the show in Season 7, we have a feeling her past career as an actress and biting wit could net her a bigger paycheck than Alexis. As Season 8's newest addition, Lydia is most likely making the least of them all.
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The Emmys celebrated the best that television has to offer, giving top honor to shows like "Modern Family," "Breaking Bad" and "House of Cards," among others.
But Sunday night's awards also recognized some of TV's greatest contributors who sadly weren't able to attend the star-studded event.
Entertainers took the stage throughout the event to pay a heartfelt tribute to late stars including Cory Monteith, James Gandolfini and Gary David Goldberg.
Here's a look at some of the touching moments at the 2013 Emmy Awards.
Cory Monteith: Tribute by Jane Lynch
"All that warmth and that charm, that open-hearted quality that we loved in Cory was no act," said Glee co-star Jane Lynch.
"Cory was a beautiful soul. He was not perfect, which many of use here tonight can relate to. Tonight, we remember Cory for all he was, and mourn the loss for all he could have been."
James Gandolfini: Tribute by Edie Falco
"His portrayal of Tony Soprano has such depth and dimension that there are still a lot of people who have a hard time believing that's not who he really way," said "The Sopranos" co-star Edie Falco.
"Well, I'm here to tell you, Jim was really quite different. He had tremendous warmth and heart. He was kind and uniquely generous."
Gary David Goldberg: Tribute by Michael J. Fox.
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The Art of Living with BeesFor our ancestors, bees were heavenly messengers, an expression of the wisdom in the universe, a spark of cosmic consciousness, and a gift to the world. To recognize and understand the unique nature of bees means to recognize and understand something of our own fundamental nature. The oneness of the bee colony reveals the interconnectedness of the world, and of ourselves within the world. In the past centuries, as bees became a commodity of modern apiculture, a deeper meaning and understanding of their true nature was lost. Only a more bee-centered approach can help us reestablish a reverent and respectful relationship with them.
This three-class series will explore honeybees from new vantage points and will provide an overview of a holistic approach to apiculture. Topics will include: Biology, the life forces and natural gestalt of bees, alternative beehive designs, a comprehensive approach to bee-health and varroa mites, an overview and study of the life-rhythms and cycles throughout the bee year, biodynamic approaches and bee-centered management, along with the study of various texts and contemporary bee research.
This series is designed to be a resource for practicing beekeepers as well as for beginners and all "bee-lovers." Classes can be booked individually or as a series. A fresh, delicious vegetarian lunch is included with each class.
Class SeriesI. Bees: Living between Heaven and Earth: Tools, information and preparations for the beginning bee season, with perspectives on the nature of the oneness of the hive as a macro/super organism.
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Princeton Montessori School offers many choices for enriching after school activities. Choose from after-school clubs, music instruction, or lessons offered on-site. All of these activities provide an enriching experience for children and are in line with the key tenets of Montessori education.
2014-15 After-School Club Offerings
Registration for clubs is open to all students in the Elementary and Middle School programs. These after-school activities provide creative, age appropriate enrichment opportunities for our students. Clubs meet weekly from 2:45-4:00 PM (unless noted).
Each student has a choice of two afternoon clubs at no charge. Students may sign up for additional clubs, if space permits. There is a fee of $250 for each club after the first two. This fee is waived for students enrolled in the after school program.
Scroll down for complete descriptions of each club. There is a required minimum of 6 students for each club to run.
|Fitness & Cardio
JR1 – all levels
JR2 – level 1
|French I
JR1 – all levels
2:15-2:45 pm
JR1 – all levels
JR2 – level 1
|"Surprise" Craft & Activities
JR1 – all levels
JR2 – level 1
JR1 – all levels
JR2 – level 1
JR2 – all levels
|French II
JR1 – all levels
JR2 – all levels
|Math & Science
JR2 – all levels
JR2 – all levels
MS – all levels
|The Art of Collage
JR1 – all levels
|Photography and Media
JR2 – all levels
|Rock Band
MS – all levels
4:00-5:00 pm
JR2 – all levels – with parent
6:30-8:00 pm
Register for a Club
Weekly participation is expected for the entire session. Students are excused for illness only. The club instructors ask that parents schedule all appointments and activities after the club time or on another day of the week.
Pick-up time is at 4:00 PM, unless your child is enrolled in the After School program. Students enrolled in the After School program will join the group following their club activity. Parents may enroll siblings in the After School program until 4:00 PM on club days. The yearly fee is $475 per club day for each sibling. You may sign up for sibling care on the club registration form.
Fitness and Cardio Club
Open to Junior 1, all levels and Junior 2, level 1
Come enjoy a cardio workout and lots of fun and active games. Running and Jump – Roping will be explored and ideas shared for bringing the value of cardio fitness home and a part of a healthy lifestyle. This club will also include playing team games in the Crescendo Gym and on outdoor grounds. Students will participate in sequences of challenging physical activities that develop physical health and well-being. Children will begin with warm-up activities, learn group games and end with calming exercises.
Limit 12 students; Instructor: Ursula Connors
Ceramics Club
Open to Junior 2, all levels
Ceramics Club will provide a great sense of satisfaction that comes when the children use their brains and hands simultaneously in ways that are creative, useful and productive. The children will learn the basic hand-building techniques including pinch pot, coil, slab and glaze decoration, providing them with a wide range of experiences that are tactile, creative, and rewarding. Students will create functional clay pots such as cups, trays, and boxes in a relaxed and inspiring environment.
Limit 10 students; Instructor: Carole Golcher
New! French I Club ~ Hands-On Language Acquisition
Open to Junior 1, all levels
*Note: This is not an after school club, but runs 2:15 – 2:45. Students are dismissed at 2:45
Children will learn French through games, rhymes, songs and stories in a child-friendly, immersion-based environment. The goals of the program are to accustom children to the sounds and rhythm of the French language, introduce basic vocabulary for everyday conversation, and motivate the children to communicate in French and explore French culture. Children will also participate in culinary projects. Parents will be provided basic vocabulary and expressions taught in class for optional practice at home. Ms. Sabuhi is a trained primary teacher and native French speaker.
Limit 10 students; Instructor: Shazah Sabuhi
French II Club (Prerequisite – French I)
Open to Junior 1 and 2, all levels
After a successful year of the immersion-based and writing-intensive French Club, we're ready for another year of language exploration! As we continue our study of French vocabulary, grammar, and grace and courtesy through books, music, and art, we are also looking forward to learning about French culture not only in France, but in francophone cities and countries around the world. We will learn about traditions, holidays, and history, and of course, no study of culture is complete without food. Your children will have the opportunity to cook delicious French foods that they agree upon as a group, and we may even take a visit to a local French restaurant so that we can not only treat our taste buds to some delicacies, but also the food and grace & courtesy vocabulary we have acquired. Ms. Sabuhi is a trained primary teacher and native French speaker.
Limit 8 students; Instructor: Shazah Sabuhi
The Art of Collage Club
Open to Junior 1, all levels
Collage derives its name from the French verb coller, to glue. This work of art is made by gluing things to a surface. Collage became an art form during the Synthetic Cubist period of Picasso and Braque. Other related terms are: Assemblage, which is the three-dimensional or sculptural equivalent of Collage; Montage, which usually consists only of pictures or photos and Deshirage, when tearing rather than cutting is used. This medium of art provides limitless medium choices and creative constructions. Students are sure to enjoy afternoons filled with inspiring examples from artists, as well as becoming artists themselves within the infinite possibilities of collage.
Limit 10 students; Instructor: Carole Golcher
Photography and Media Club
Open to Junior 2, all levels
Beginning camera usage will encompass covering the basics such as, composition, zoom, red-eye removal, and cropping. Students will also explore the various uses of angle, lighting and flash. Students will gain an understanding of what makes a good picture and how to use Photoshop elements to enhance and correct their images. Students will also explore the popular world of stop motion animation. Working with the basics, students will learn to write a basic script, create a movie, edit and upload to Vimeo. Skills will include how to use the tilt and pan features, use of close-ups, mid-shots and long-shots. They will finally create a photo album or portfolio of work. Cameras will be provided for students. There is an additional fee of $25.00 for album and book: The Kids Guide to Digital Photography by Jenni Bidner
Limit 10 students; Instructor: Linda Moskowitz
Rock Band Club
Open to Middle School students, all levels
We are pleased to offer to middle school students a new Rock Band club for the 2014-15 school year. Students are welcome to bring their musical talents of all kinds to the band, or to try something new. Designed for enthusiastic rock band performers, this program is an opportunity for students to explore the entire process of staging a full rock show: selecting material, creating transcriptions, arranging charts, rehearsing with a band and performing on stage. Sure to be a lot of fun!
Instructor: Alex Mitnick
Open to Junior 2, all levels
Note – this club meets in the evening with parent and child on the first Tuesday of the month from 6:30-8:00 PM
BookEnds is a Parent/Child reading club which meets monthly. Mrs. Marmion provides a structure for each parent and child duo to enjoy children's fiction in a meaningful way. By reading books and discussing them together parents share a special time with their child while helping him or her develop a love of reading and important language and literacy skills.BookEnds is recommended for parents and students who enjoy reading as well as those who need a little incentive. Just read the book selected for the month, either together or separately, and come to BookEnds ready to participate. Books are carefully chosen to appeal to both boys and girls. At each meeting, the group will discuss last month's book choice, enjoy a book-related snack, and engage in a fun activity (artistic, theatrical, or quiz format). Families are encouraged to attend multiple years to explore more book titles.
Fee: $40 – includes a copy of each book; Instructor: Kathy Marmion
Sewing Club
Open to Junior 1, all levels and Junior 2, level 1
The students will learn the techniques of hand sewing including bargello, cross-stitch, embroidery, and simple straight stitch sewing. While sewing fun items such as a bookmark and a pillow, students will be learning patience and concentration and will be rewarded with a sense of pride upon completion. Students will learn the parts of the sewing machine and how to operate it. Step by step skills such as pinning, cutting and sewing straight line projects such as a pillowcase or placemat are followed by learning to use a simple pattern to sew a fleece hat or skirt. Sewing is a valuable life long skill and one that will provide the student with a positive experience and a sense of accomplishment.
Limit 6 students; Instructor: Carole Golcher
A Journey Into the World of Science and Math Club
Open to Junior 2, all levels
Enter the world of mathematics and science to explore the world around you and uncover the mysteries of the unknown. Did you know behind every mathematical and scientific discovery there is a fascinating story? With hands-on and discovery based activities students will embark on a journey which will take them on a path to explore many problem solving experiences, learn about intriguing links between history, science, and math, and above all a fun-filled time to create and uncover. If you like to stimulate your natural curiosity, collaborate with your friends, and have a flair for improvisation, hop on!
Limit 12 students; Instructor: Huma Kazmi
"Surprise" Craft and Activity Club
Open to Junior 1, all levels and Junior 2, level 1
This is a new club offering based on students' requests to have more time to craft, draw, paint and explore new activities with friends. Each week, students will be introduced to a fun, hands-on activity and craft. Students' interests will be taken into account. Crafts, sewing, cooking, art, string games, clay, poetry, and outdoor time are all options to be explored! Come and enjoy an afternoon of creative exploration using themes in art, nature and literature. Enjoy extra time to create, paint, craft, and enjoy social time with friends!
Limit 10 students; Instructor: Kathy Sellers
Chess Club
Open to Junior 2, all levels
Princeton Montessori School's Chess Club allows students to get together to play friendly games of chess and to work on their mastery of the game. Each session will consist of an instructional period followed by actual game play. Students will learn the rules of the chess, as well as the history of the game. Emphasis will be placed on chess etiquette and good sportsmanship. The club is open to Junior II students. Chess Club is a great opportunity for students to hone their problem solving and creative thinking skills.
Limit 12 students; Instructor: Carrie Hotchkiss
Cooking Club
Open to Junior 1, all levels and Junior 2, level 1
Cooking together can promote fun, socialization, as well as help develop lasting healthy eating habits. Students will bake cookies, brownies, scones, and other items from scratch while learning about units of measurement, and other baking terms. Of course, fun and healthy recipes will be prepared, from snacks to lunch to main entrees, all that are appealing, taste good, and are healthy too! Students will leave with an illustrated recipe book to share with family and friends.
Limit 6 students; Instructor: Mary Reuter-May
Middle School TGIF Club
Open to Middle School, all levels
All Middle School students may participate in TGIF Club. This is sure to be a fun social time, as well as enhance team building and community. Activities will include outdoor sports, group board games, team building, group initiatives, and general "hang-out" time. Throughout the year, students will be involved in the planning and choosing of activities and themes. Snacks will be provided. Twice a year, students will be invited to stay later and enjoy pizza and a movie. Students not picked up by 3:00 on Fridays will automatically be enrolled in this club as there will not be after school available for middle school students on Fridays from 3:00-4:00 PM.
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THE DNA amplification technique that underpins much of modern biology and medicine has been made even easier to perform by eliminating the need to heat samples to near boiling point. The breakthrough might lead to the development of cheaper, more portable equipment for purposes such as diagnosing diseases.
The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is the basis of myriads of genetic tests - from detecting viruses such as HIV in blood and spotting disease-causing mutations in our genes to obtaining DNA fingerprints from crime scenes or extracting ancient DNA from fossils. These tests depend on PCR to generate millions of copies of a sequence of target DNA, even if a sample contains just one copy of this sequence to begin with.
Numerous variations on PCR have been developed but all rely on at least one heating step to make double-stranded DNA uncoil and separate into single strands. Standard PCR involves many ...
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Bulawayo — Economic commentator, Eric Bloch, has said information communication technology (ICT) will soon become a key driver of economic growth in Zimbabwe.
Therefore the business sector should harness ICTs to remain relevant and competitive in the next six years.
Bloch, who was addressing a recent Computer Society of Zimbabwe (CSZ) business conference in Bulawayo, said the country's economy would grow rapidly beginning next year to becoming Africa's fifth largest in 2018.
"ICTs could be one of the key drivers of the Zimbabwean economy. I therefore challenge the CSZ to conscientise industry and commerce on the need for the state-of-the-art ICTs," said Bloch.
"The CSZ must be active in its dissemination of awareness; I am now setting you the target to do more and be a major contributor to economic recovery," he said.
Bloch said the envisaged economic boom would be regardless of which political party would win next year's elections, adding that in 2015, gross domestic product (GDP) would reach 1997 levels.
He said mining would be the key driver of the economy, citing huge diamonds and platinum reserves in Zimbabwe which are yet to be fully exploited.
Bloch said he also foresaw meaningful contribution by agriculture and tourism to the economy, adding that there would be value-addition on exports, a development he said would go a long way in boosting growth.
"We are going to see a beautiful Zimbabwe in the future," he said.
CSZ president, Artwell Mukusha, said unlike countries such as Australia in which the ICT sector contributes six percent to the GDP, Zimbabwe ICTs' contribution to GDP is still unknown.
"No one knows how much ICTs contribute to the GDP," he said.
Mukusha said the uptake of ICTs remained low in the country compared to other countries with Zimbabwe ranked number 124 out of 142 nations.
He said despite the existence of a national ICT policy, there has not been a route plan for infrastructure development, while ICT education remained subdued.
The other factor inhibiting ICTs growth in Zimbabwe, Mukusha said,, was the involvement of three government ministries in the sector, namely Transport Communication and Infrastructural Development; Information and Comm-unication Technologies; and Media, Information and Publicity.
"Everyone has a claim for ICTs; there is no one ministry directly involved in ICTs," Mukusha said.
However, Ezra Maningi of the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority urged ICT players to take advantage of the scrapping of import duty on ICT products to capacitate the sector and meaningfully contribute to economic growth.


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Sam Fisher is back, though he's not quite the same Sam Fisher you remember. For one, he's no longer voiced by actor Michael Ironside. Perhaps more importantly, he appears to have become a significantly more agile and speedy killing machine than he's ever been before.
During today's Microsoft press conference at E3 2012, Ubisoft revealed Splinter Cell: Blacklist. The demonstrated level took place on the Iran-Iraq border and found Fisher hunting for a terrorist leader. It started out quietly, with a disguised Sam carrying a body into a medical tent. As the men in the tent looked over the body, Sam took the opportunity to mark two of the three men for execution, which was designated by a chevron above them, as in Splinter Cell: Conviction. When the third man approached Sam, he grabbed him and quickly dispatched the two marked men. His attempts to interrogate the remaining man about his target's whereabouts didn't yield results, and a sickening crunch of bones being broken was heard as the Ubisoft logo was displayed.
The next few minutes showcased a number of gameplay features. Sam still has visual abilities; at one point, he scanned his surroundings briefly, seeing through tents and revealing enemy positions. His ability to stealthily dispose of enemies appears more brutal than ever; a disturbing and believable spray of blood marked the interior of a tent as he withdrew his blade from a victim's neck. He still has handy gadgets, as demonstrated by his use of a snake cam at one point to see under a door into the next room.
Sam is now the head of the Fourth Echelon (not the Third Echelon of earlier Splinter Cell games), and via a Kinect-powered voice command, the player harnessed the Echelon's power to call in a strike on an enemy position. The Kinect was also used during a stealth kill; while hanging from a ledge, the player called out, "Hey, you!" getting the enemy's attention and then yanking him to his death. This functionality could provide plenty of comic relief opportunities, if it allows you to shout whatever words or make whatever noises you want to in order to lure enemies to you.
But easily the most impressive part of the demo came when Fisher marked three enemies from behind cover, then charged out and shot them all in a fluid motion, strangled another enemy, slid across the roof of a vehicle and eliminated a few more enemies. It was a virtuoso display of speedy, efficient killing that was most impressive for the way in which it all flowed together. Following this sequence, Sam continued to demonstrate new talents, scrambling up a rock wall as if he had just stepped out of an Assassin's Creed game.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist is slated for release in the spring of 2013. Stay tuned to GameSpot for more coverage of the game from E3 2012.'


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Kampala — Pastor Randy Morrison, one of the world's leading evangelists, is coming to Uganda. Randy is expected on Saturday morning for a two-day evangelical mission at Miracle Centre Cathedral (MCC), Rugaba.
A few hours after arrival, he will address a leader's conference at the MCC, where the public is invited from 2:00pm to 9:00pm. On Sunday, Morrison will be a guest preacher during the 8:30am, 10:30am and 5:30pm prayer sessions.
From a poverty stricken childhood in Trinidad, Morrison, 54, has emerged as one of the world's most influential preachers. He has widely travelled the world on spiritual and motivational missions.
His church, Speak the Word Church International in Minneapolis, USA, accommodates thousands of people per session and his television programme, A Common Sense Approach, is watched throughout the world in over 150 countries. In Uganda, it is regularly telecast on Light House Television.
"His influence is global. People will get blessed when they listen to him. He has an inspirational story to tell and something he will definitely pass on to this generation," said Pastor Arthur Nsamba of the Miracle Centre.
Morrison's mother was just 16, when she gave birth to him in 1952 on Trinidad Island in the West Indies.
Since Morrison's father was not around, his teenage mother dedicated her life to providing means for him to grow and prosper. While he was a teenager, his mother even sacrificed about four years away from him.
She went to work in USA to seek better opportunities for them. Morrison was touched by his mother's selfless sacrifices and as he was developing into an adult, he desired to find a better life for his struggling mother.
It was only in 1971 that Morrison, at the age of 19, left Trinidad for the first time to reunite with his mother, who had found employment in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
On November 7, in the same year, following a church service in the metropolitan Twin Cities area, Morrison made a significant decision that would dramatically turn his life around.
He became a born-again Christian. For close to six years, he served as an usher, a leader of the church's prayer ministry and a teacher at a weekly Bible study. On May 6, 1977, Morrison employed his leadership skills to eventually launch his own church - Speak the Word Church International.
But a congregation of six in the pews was hardly an encouraging start. Yet Morrison, armed with faith and perseverance, never gave up. And for his loyalty, God is rewarding him in heaps; Speak the Word Church International has grown to become one of the largest multi-racial churches in the United States.
He has authored a number of books, the most recent being You were created to work not to have a job and How to reflect Godly confidence without being arrogant. He also started a television programme, A Common Sense Approach, which is watched by millions across the globe.
According to Morrison, the programme is designed to help viewers live their lives "by design and not from crisis to crisis."
A perennially sought-after global speaker, Morrison uses his life experience and spiritual anointing to positively impact lives throughout the world.
Pastor Nsamba said any person, whether in business, corporate or a layman who wants to succeed, needs listen to some living success stories for inspiration, and Morrison offers just that.
"From a humble background, Morrison has risen to international prominence as one of the foremost Bible teachers known around the world with over 29 years of preaching.
He will pass on some practical nuggets for success and these principles work not only for born-again Christians but everyone, Nsamba said, adding, "You can either try to go at it alone to success or spare a few hours of two days and sit under someone who has an anointing to receive free wisdom."


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Donkey is arrested and jailed for assault
By Gary Bogue
Tuesday, May 20th, 2008 at 5:44 am in Donkey, PETA.
A donkey is doing time in Southern Mexico for assault and battery.
The animal was locked up in a local jail that normally holds people for public drunkenness and other disturbances after it bit and kicked two men near a ranch in Chiapis state, police said Monday.
Officer Sinar Gomez said the donkey will remain behind bars until its owner agrees to pay the men's medical bills.
The victims said the donkey bit Genaro Vazquez, 63, in the chest on Sunday and then kicked 52-year-old Andres Hernandez as he tried to come to the rescue, fracturing his ankle. Police said it took a half-dozen men to control the enraged burro.
"Around here, if someone commits a crime they are jailed," Gomez said. "No matter who they are."
So … are we looking at a case where an animal is being elevated to the status of a human? Or are humans being taken down a notch or two to the level of the animal?
Whatever the case, I get the feeling that P.E.T.A. is probably going to be very pleased when it hears about this.
I wonder how many attorneys have contacted the donkey to see if he wants one of them to post bail and represent the animal in court?
I can see it now. "Your honor, I move that this case be dismissed. My client is an ass!" /Gary
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The organizations recognized with this year's Secretary of Defense Trophies for Progress in Employing People with Disabilities were the Department of the Army, best military Department; the Army and Air Force Exchange Service, best mid-size component (organizations with 30,000 or more civilian employees); and the Defense Finance and Accounting Service and Office of Secretary of Defense/Washington Headquarters Services, tying for best small component (organizations with fewer than 30,000 civilian employees).
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In support of the national observance to promote employment of people with disabilities, the DoD designated October 2000 as Disability Employment Awareness Month throughout the Department. This year's observance theme, "Ability You Can Bank On," was established by the President's Committee on the Employment of People with Disabilities. It hopes to encourage employers in both the public and private sector to tap into the 7.8 million working-age people with disabilities who are ready and able to be part of our nation's human resource capital.


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Learn how to get involved in the phenomenon of online social networks. This course will cover Facebook. Topics covered include: "creating and managing your account," "connecting with friends and family," "sharing photos and other media," "Internet etiquette," and "how to protect your privacy." Students are expected to come to class with the intention of creating a Facebook account, should they not already have one. Class is two 1 ½-hour sessions that must be taken in succession. Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows 7 OR Windows XP. Students MUST have an email account. Digital pictures and Internet experience strongly recommended.


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Top 10: Holiday Time Dates
Page 1 of 2If the pumpkin is still sitting on your porch and you feel bloated from Thanksgiving dinner, it can only mean one thing: Christmas is right around the corner. Here are 10 things to do with your wife, girlfriend or love interest, to make this Christmas a memorable one.
Number 10
Shovel your walkway and offer to do so for a neighbor; visit your little brother and build a snowman while he still finds the idea cool; and challenge your sexy girlfriend to a snowball fight when she least expects it.
Number 9
Take each other's cousins, younger siblings and their friends to see Santa Claus. And if you wish to sit on the jolly man's lap and share your wish list with him, go ahead — just don't let your lady take pictures of you.
Number 8
If you spend the entire year stressing about work, then now's the perfect time to shut everything off and R-E-L-A-X. Stay in your pajamas, start the day off with some coffee in your Baileys, bake some gingerbread cookies together, and take the time to appreciate everything that you have been blessed with.
Number 7
I would suggest getting a game of hockey going, but that would be a great thing to do with your mates, so take your gal out to the local pond and skate side by side, hand in hand. Warm up with a cup of hot cocoa on your way back.
Number 6
This one may take more time to plan, but it's well worth it. I don't recommend this for a first date, but if your relationship needs something fresh, then a weekend in the mountains may be just what Santa ordered.
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On July 13, Krispy Kreme celebrates its 75th anniversary.
The pastry shop got its start in Winston-Salem, North Carolina on July 13th, 1937.
Since then, it's grown to nearly 700 shops in 21 countries, and 10,000 merchants and grocery stores.
The doughnut company will be celebrating by offering customers who buy a dozen doughnuts a dozen original glazed donuts for 75 cents.
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Migraine is typically characterized by recurring headaches, throbbing pain on one side of the head along with one or more of the following symptoms: nausea; vomiting; and increased sensitivity to light, sound and smell (Bigal and Lipton, 2006). Because migraine is one of the most prevalent types of headache, there is a substantial economic and social burden associated with the condition worldwide, and it is therefore recognized as a high-priority public health problem by the World Health Organization (WHO) (Leonardi et al., 2005; Lusic, 2001). The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study in 2010 ranks migraine as the first among the neurological disorders (Leonardi and Raggi, 2013).
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Tablet security calls for mobile policy, controlling mobile apps
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Can anyone confirm if the nand backup includes the system/lib dir?
I used unyaffs.exe on my system.img backup and the lib dir was not extracted, i wasn't sure if it's unyaffs failing or the nand backup?
Hi, i did all above, but now while pressing the power button and the track ball gives me the "old" bootloader.
Any help?
EDIT. I think i found it. You need to enter RECOVERY from the menu.
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Quoting Peter Jay Salzman (firstname.lastname@example.com):
> i knew about progeny (wasn't their installer supposed to be in woody).
The Progeny Graphical Installer is very cool, but thus far is i386-only
(just like the one produced by Storm Technology for Stormix). The
Debian Project, of course, has to take care of all 11 CPU architectures.
It's been official packaged as packagename "pgi", with the following
Progeny graphical installer creation system
This package contains PGI, a multi-architecture graphical installer
creation system for Debian GNU/Linux originally developed by Progeny
Linux Systems, Inc., for their Debian-based "Progeny Debian" operating
This package enables the user to create ISO images containing a
bootable installer (PGI) which guides the user through the steps of
installation. The installer supports text and graphical installation
modes. PGI runs debootstrap to install a minimal Debian system to the
target filesystem(s), sets up a boot loader (if the installing user
requests), and uses the pivot_root() system call to "boot" into the
installed system. ISO images may be generated with complete or partial
Debian package archives, or with the the installer only (useful for
network-only installs, which PGI supports.)
PGI is extensible and customizable. Two example extensions are provided
with this package; one uses the base-config package, while the other
configures the installed system using the X-based Configlet system.
Two manuals are provided as part of this package. "Creating Debian
Installers with PGI" documents the setup and configuration of a
PGI-based installer ISO in detail. "Using the PGI Debian Installer" is
an example of a PGI user's manual. Those creating custom installers
with PGI will want to update the user's manual for their target
Woody/3.0 i386 installation ISO based on PGI is here:
Further development of PGI is based out of here:
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There is no place or spot quite like Shipley Do-Nuts with its eye-catching bright red awning. Greeting you are owners Joe and Linda Kenny. Shipley Do-Nuts was established in 1936, and the franchises are scattered all over the U.S., but the one in Starkville is the absolute best.
If you add a cup of hot coffee or hot chocolate on a windy February morning to your order I bet you will feel toasty warm. The lights flip on at exactly 2 a.m. The first shift of Joe's staff opens up the door, and they turn on the stoves as they prepare for the morning crowd. Every pastry is made from scratch every morning, and during the day they keep cooking to keep their racks filled. The door opens at exactly 5 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. Twelve people are employed, and at 11 a.m. the shift changes. At the end of the day the doughnuts go on as half priced, and those that do not sell are lovingly given to the Starkville Fire, Police and Sheriff's departments.
This little building becomes a gathering place for people and for racks of do-nuts, coffee and sweets of all kinds too. There are probably 25-30 items you can eat every day. They sell 400 cups of coffee daily. French Roast, Caramel, Breakfast Blend, Seattle Best, 100% Columbian and Cinnamon Nut Cream coffee which they get from North Carolina. They have soft drinks and juices, too. This is a family establishment filled with people of all ages, and it is habit-forming.
One of the neatest things is the rack that houses newspapers to casually read and leave back on the shelf. They provide their customers the Starkville Daily News, The Starkville Dispatch, The Clarion-Ledger and USA Today to read as they eat do-nuts and drink coffee catching up on the news of the day from the papers and from the other customers.
Shipley's is clean and inviting. It reminds me of my Granny's big kitchen at 501 Louisville Street in the 1940's and 1950's. It has a homey feeling about it the second you walk in. Joe's walls are wallpapered with the famous folks around Starkville as well as the state of Mississippi. Smiling faces stare down as you sit at the quaint tables, such as Coach Dan Mullen, players, coaches, former Gov. Haley Barbour and his wife grace the front door as you glance up. Joe even put up a recent photo of me as I was going out to paint with all of my art supplies right beside Gov. Barbour. You might say he will put up just about anyone on his "Wall of Fame" by just coming inside. I feel honored.
Behind a great owner always stands great, wonderful and loyal employees. Behind the owner and employees stands a tight community of people. Joe said, "Starkville is one of the most unique communities in the country. This is a family oriented community that is friendly, kind, supportive and caring." Local employee Carolyn Rheuble said, "I love it here, and it is a great retirement place and a special job for me to have in my retirement to be able to work in a place with people I love. I suppose you could say that I am the grandmother working here," Margaret Brown said, "It's exciting to work here because there is something different happening every day." I love getting up to go to work every day. It's a gift from God." Glenda Smith said, "We have wonderful customers here in Starkville."
As I munched on my do-nut, in came two regular customers. Kirk Rosenhan, the county fire services coordinator for Oktibbeha County, who said, "I surely did miss them when they closed for Christmas and New Year's Day. This is a place to go to see all the people I enjoy seeing. Shipley's has evolved into a public institution, and we have real newspapers to read, too." Kirk added, "I just did quality control on the place. I check it out each morning, and it passed all fire codes." Jimmy McKell said, "I love coming by on Saturdays. and it is fattening. Oh, well." Dr. George Verrall dropped by and said, "We meet others here, and we discuss what is really going on in town and the world, too. I enjoy doing the crossword puzzles and checking out the sports in the newspapers I borrow off the shelves." Joe Kenny said, "Every Monday is free coffee day for seniors." All kids get free lollipops, too, and we get to watch some of these same kids grow up right before our eyes here, too." He said, "Look at the shelves on the wall. We have three train sets for the kids. These trains run on those tracks. Hear the whistle blow."
As I keep munching do-nuts and sipping on my water, trying to keep the calories down, I kept chatting with Joe. He told me that he was born in Severna Park, Md. which is a water community out of Annapolis, Md. He has owned Shipley's for 15 years and he and Linda have adopted Starkville as their home away from home. When he goes back north to visit his mother, he can not wait to get back to Starkville. I met his delightful mother Josie years ago. I also knew their daughter, Leslie Kenny Chain and her husband, Dr. Jeff Chain, who was an orthopedic surgeon here, and their children, Stephen, Elizabeth and Mallory Chain. I looked into Joe's eyes and saw a gentleman who loved what he did every day and loved this city, state and county. It is so nice to have Joe and Linda Kenny come into our community and adopt this town as their new home for the rest of us to enjoy them as citizens and their sweets, too.
Let's go back to Nov. 21, 1993 when got our new Shipley's. It was owned by two sisters, Marilyn and Rosemary. On the left wall is a large framed print that I gave them as a gift with their very first dollar framed inside the painting. It still hangs on the wall. Joe Kenny bought Shipley's from the sisters. Early in the morning 17 years ago, I packed up my art supplies and on June 19, 1995 and headed down to Shipley's to paint all day. Come with me now as we re-paint this painting. We shall see this painting from top to bottom and left to right as we read a page in a book. In a way we are both reading a page of my own past as we share this piece of work together. You are now my viewer and my reader.
We shall start at the top of this 20X30" board of rag paper. This is a large painting done with acrylic paint. Just let your eyes drink in the cobalt paint with only a hint of cloud or two floating my in the sky. Is it not a beautiful day? See the sign with the red stripe going all around the front of the top of the building making its turn to the side of the building. See the logo of Shipley's with a do-nut and underneath the do-nut it says, "good and fresh. Est. 1936." Look at the darling red canopy over the front windows and door. Look at the precious red and white gingham curtains.
See the blues from the reflections of the sky outside on the window panes. Find the black and red "OPEN" sign in the bigger pane. There is a case inside that holds those soft drinks and juices. Look hard and spot the coffee pot and cups on the shelves. The tiny round tables and four chairs are inviting and charming.
There sits none other than Tommy Carlisle, director of transportation of our public schools. I really needed a real customer to pose for me that day as a portrait. So I sent in word by another customer: "Tommy, will you please hold that pose for second, and don't you dare eat that do-nut till I capture you in my painting." I really wanted to paint his portrait to become the one human being I needed. I remember Tommy glancing towards me and my easel with his thumb and second finger formed a circle just like the do-nut. I could almost hear his voice saying, "Okay, Carole, I shall do this just for you." Thank you, Tommy, for posing for me.
Go now to the next big open picture window and spot one of the owners, Rosemary, in her white apron as she rolls out dough for the do-nuts made only at Shipley's. As you look at these three large windows you have to sense a feeling of charm and warm sweetness about the whole building. This is a place to feel lots of love.
Let's go back outside and see the two newspaper stands. One is bright yellow which has always been the color for the Starkville Daily News, and next to it is a smaller dark blue stand for The Dispatch. Next to these two stands is a warm, inviting, comfortable wooden bench on which to rest a spell as the soft shadows fall across the entrance which is sort of a concrete front porch. See the colors of blues, pinks and purples on the entrance. Go down the steps that I painted, and see the first pink/red blooms of the attractive crepe myrtle tree.
I think as an artist the building on this now familiar corner lot represents the same colors as our flag. The reds in the sign, awning and touches inside in the curtains and on the Coke machine are the reds in our flag, the building is white and the cobalt blue is in the sky, so it's red, white and blue. It's true that in our great country we are patriotic, and when it comes to do-nuts, and to Mississippi, folks enjoying have a gathering place to laugh, talk and catch up on the news around Starkville and Oktibbeha and our university, MSU, as well as the world. The place to do that as you enjoy a sweet and as you sip on coffee is without a doubt Shipley's.
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Naya Rivera (Santana) better make room on her mantle at home, because over the weekend the Glee star took home not one but two ALMA Awards.
Naya, who won the award for Favorite TV Music Artist in 2011, took home the trophies for Favorite TV Actress and Best Female Music Artist during this year's ceremony on September 15.
For Favorite TV actress, she beat out the likes of Modern Family bombshell Sofia Vergara, Nickelodeon's Victoria Justice, and Disney starlet Bella Thorne. In the Best Female Music Artist category, she triumphed over Jennifer Lopez, Demi Lovato and even her Glee TV mama Gloria Estefan.
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Davis planning to play a bigger part with Prada
Eight America's Cups for four countries and counting, but Rod Davis won't be counted out.
At 46, he still wants to drive an America's Cup boat, and he will. The question is, when the Louis Vuitton Cup challenger trials start Oct. 1 at Auckland whether it will be the Prada's race boat or the trial horse.
Davis, who grew up in the San Diego suburb of Coronado, Calif., was hired too late by the Italian syndicate to meet national residency requirements and sail on the boat in '99-2000, but he played an important role. As Prada qualified to meet defender Team New Zealand in the final match, Davis served as sailing manager and coach for the novice effort. He tutored skipper Francesco de Angelis and tactician Torben Grael in all the match racing tricks he knew, drove the backup boat in practice, trailed the races in a tender and debriefed the crew after each race.
Later, he returned to the international match racing circuit to strop his skills. He hasn't lost the touch that brought him the first of four Congressional Cup wins in 1981. The competition had become a lot tougher, but he was still competitive, although not victorious.
In Long Beach for the most recent Congressional Cup, Davis assessed Prada's hopes for '02-03, as well as his own. Prada will still have an Italian skipper, Francesco de Angelis, but the identity of the helmsman is unresolved. A third player in the picture is the young and aggressive Gavin Brady, who took winner Peter Holmberg to the edge at Long Beach.
"Francesco is the sailing director and skipper," Davis said. "I steer the other boat. Gavin steers 20 per cent of the time [for both]."
Q: Is there an 'A' boat and a 'B' boat?
Davis: "Well . . . you'll have to talk to Francesco about that. He says there's not. There are three potential helmsmen: Francesco, me and Gavin. That decision is made by Francesco."
Q: Is helm-swapping a possibility?
Davis: "We've experimented with Gavin starting and Francesco steering after that, but at the end of the day Francesco will be steering the boat---my prediction."
Q: After losing the first race of the 5-0 final match against the Kiwis in 2000, you said privately, "I hope we can take one race off them." What did you see or sense?
Davis: "We figured out that they were gonna be quicker."
Q: What else?
Davis: "Team New Zealand in 2000 was an intimidating team. Because of their history, they specialize in intimidating other teams, whereas our team was young, brand new to the event, eyes wide open, all swept up in the thing. We needed to have a faster boat if we were gonna win. We had to have a nice little edge. Otherwise, the Team New Zealand machine would rumble us. Now we're in a different situation. We have a campaign under our belt. We've been toughened up. We're ready to go."
Q: With most of the old crew gone, will the Kiwis be weaker?
Davis: "No, I think they'll be just as good as they were."
Q: How did it all play out for Prada last time?
Davis: "When we started the round-robin we had to win a bunch of races early on. We had to lead from the beginning of the regatta. It wasn't like Dennis Conner's team, which has so much depth, so much experience, has been through the wars so many times. They can take the hits and it doesn't faze 'em. We were rookies. We take some hits in the first round and we're probably going to struggle through the rest of it.
"So we came out with all guns blazing from the beginning. We just had to. So it came down to the end and we'd never beaten Team New Zealand in a regatta before . . . there we go."
Q: The perception was that Prada was spent after the difficult challenger trials.
Davis: "The [5-4] series with [Paul] Cayard was emotionally stressful. Had the series been more straightforward and not such an emotional roller coaster, I think the team would have sailed better. We actually sailed the America's Cup Match [in shock]. Everything that could go wrong went wrong.
"Had we sailed well, I don't think the result would have been different. We might have gotten a race off 'em, but the really bad part was being emotionally drained after the Cayard deal and not being able to regroup quickly enough."
Q: Besides the trauma of the trials, was Prada satisfied just to reach the final match?
Davis: "That's it a little bit. First-time teams [usually] don't win Super Bowls."
Q: When did it fall apart?
Davis: "The second race was when they got fishing net on the keel and [grinder] Max [Galli] got his head cut. That was just a disaster race. [There was a] lay day the next day, and then the third race was due to start. We pumped it up really hard and pushed everything for the start of the third race . . . had a good, hard practice and just pounded on 'em. We were gonna put all our chips on the table and go for it, right here."
Q: Then that race was postponed a day because of light winds.
Davis: "That was it. The guys were all pumped up---boom! Now we've got another day delay. You can't drop 'em down, but you're not gonna be able to keep 'em up to that level. But it was a risk we had to take. If we were ever going to turn the tide, it was right there. They were definitely fired up. Coming in from the starboard end, here we go."
Q: You gave it your best shot and still lost. Then what?
Davis: "The fourth race we crossed 'em on starboard a third of the way up the beat, went out to the left and got beat up in a shift---after both teams wanted the left off the starting line. I had to apologize to Torben because I'd told him, 'Torben, if you get ahead, just do what you want to do, don't get flustered, don't feel like you have to cover. Stay heads up.' He wanted the left, and he finally got it. Russell [Coutts] ducked him [and went right into a favorable shift]. Things didn't work out."
Q: Why do you think the Kiwis will be just as strong?
Davis: "The changes in the sailing personnel helped both the guys that left and the guys that stayed. All those guys that are gone, if they'd stayed, wouldn't be better than Dean Barker and his guys for the next one. When you have the same band that's been playing together for 10 years, you have to go off and do something new. It's good for Coutts to go off and have a new challenge ahead of him, not just doing the same thing for the 12th year in a row.
"So Dean and his guys have the baton handed to them with their backs against the wall, and they're young, aggressive and motivated. Tell you what, if you're a coach, that's a pretty good team to have."
Q: Barker never asked for the job---Coutts just handed it to him---and it involves more than just driving the boat but doing a lot of PR and fund-raising activities. Can he handle it?
Davis (laughing): "Coutts never bothered to do that stuff, anyway. Dean's got a bit on, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Dean in about October shut down everything but sailing."
Q: Will the loss of Sir Peter Blake be felt?
Davis: "I don't think the passing of Peter Blake will hurt the team. I think they're gonna do the job."
Q: Will we see a different Prada?
Davis: "Prada's very different from the last time . . . much more run by the Italians. It's run more from Milan than from the [sailing] base. We're based on having a faster boat, whereas last time we were based on trying to have a good boat and sail well. This time we're very much design-oriented."