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Renewable Energy Focus - EPA warns of high cost of climate change: New York Times - Jun 22:
In the absence of global action to curb greenhouse gas emissions, the United States by the end of the century may face up to...more
On June 3, 2014, the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) announced its preliminary determination in the countervailing duty (CVD) investigation of crystalline silicon photovoltaic products ("solar products") from China. DOC...more
Con la circolare n. 36/E del 19 dicembre 2013 (di seguito, la "Circolare"), l'Agenzia delle entrate, Direzione Centrale Normativa e Direzione Centrale Catasto, ha emesso nuovi chiarimenti in materia di trattamento catastale e...more
For the past year we have heard rumors that the Chinese government would select or otherwise designate solar companies that it approved. It was unclear exactly what form this selection would take and what the implications...more
The Department of Defense (DoD) recently issued an interim rule amending the applicable Defense Federal Regulation Acquisition Supplement (DFARS) related to country of origin determinations for photovoltaic (PV) devices...more
Google has announced an investment in six solar photovoltaic projects to its portfolio. The projects, located in California and Arizona, have a combined electric generating capacity of 106 megawatts. This deal illustrates...more
On June 27, California's Department of Toxic Substance Control ("DTSC") announced a 15 day comment period on new regulations concerning the disposal of photovoltaic (PV) modules—broadly defined as "any photovoltaic device...more
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The BCCM Congratulates Jazz Studies for taking home 5 Downbeat Magazine awards this year. More info.
The Bob Cole Conservatory is now announcing auditions for Jazz Vibes Majors. More info.
The Bob Cole Conservatory's ensembles are among the finest in the nation. Click here to go to our Youtube channel.
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Maybe, just maybe, I'll look 1/2 as amazing on my wedding day.
Keyword: maybe.
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
I've really been focused on taking the time to focus on every area of life lately.
There is a studio apartment downstairs that the neighbors have been revamping as a little co-op creativity center (they have a small business of their own), and I have been finding myself over there more and more these last few days. Their more structured "office hours" approach of the studio helps me break out of the house and focus on what needs to get done with the company and leave my troubles at the door when I get back across the yard. Forcing myself out also helps me appreciate my home while I am here... A.K.A. clean it.
Not to sound like a complete slob, but this is most definitely the first time in the history of Robert & Ashley that all of our laundry is done. Folded, put away, the works. I almost feel like that one deserves a level up in life award, next level: dishes!!
Everyone keeps saying that 2014 is going to be "the" year. I hope so. I can already feel a lot changing for the better both inside and out, and I am excited to start documenting everything a little bit more this year.
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Tuesday, December 3, 2013
This year I am trying to get an early start on Christmas shopping. Early (for me) being starting to plan out Christmas presents the first week of December instead of 4pm on the 21st. I've been conning myself into such generosity by letting myself treat myself every time I do unto others ;) So far this way of thinking has got me through most of my parents' list, a few little gifts for a baby shower I'm headed to this weekend, and a new top for yours truly c/o the clearance rack. Selflessness takes time gang, but we're getting there.
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Sunday, December 1, 2013
1 - iPad Mini with Retina Display (32GB) | 2 - Warby Parker Preston Eyeglasses in Sandalwood Matte | 3 - Mexican Blanket in Purple | 4 - Camo Cardigan Sweater | 5 - Camel Sugar Bowl | 6 - Boo Boo Zap by Benefit | 7 - Baxton Studio Chairs | 8 - Crate and Barrel End Grain Chopping Board | 9 - Adonit Jot Script | 10 - Converse Chuck Taylor in White
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Friday, November 29, 2013
Each Thanksgiving Robert and I split the later half of the day between his and my families. The hardest part of this set up is having to save room in my belly for the next family's dinner afterwards, which this year was my own. Because trouble never comes alone, Robert's grandmother showed off her famous southern cornbread stuffing, which could give Paula Dean a run for her money. I should have had seconds.
We headed home and went into a food coma after swinging by for round two at my parents' house where we snapped these pictures.
In other news: Sunday I'm getting my hair snipped. Pray the hair gods will be kind.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Every time I make the plunge back into blogging I always am at a loss for words getting back into the swing of things. Which always gets me a bit discouraged because, isn't that the whole point of blogging? An abundance of things to say and share and purge out into the universe, so we take to the internet. So this is me, doing all that.
I have a lot of changes I would like to see myself make, for no one else but me. Get skinny, pop a kid out one day, get skinny again (trust me there are a lot more) ... And what better place to document all that than my very own blog. So here goes. This is my blog about life, and goals, and plans, and inspiration, and anything else that decides to tag along for the ride.
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I have a lot of changes I would like to see myself make, for no one else but me. Get skinny, pop a kid out one day, get skinny again (trust me there are a lot more) ... And what better place to document all that than my very own blog. So here goes. This is my blog about life, and goals, and plans, and inspiration, and anything else that decides to tag along for the ride.
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Waiting for Runciman. More exactly, waiting for the report from the Royal Commission on Criminal Justice set up following the recent cases of miscarriages of justice where innocent people were wrongly convicted of terrorist offences. That is the understandable gist of a letter from the Home Secretary himself, Kenneth Baker, in response to John Lloyd's Talking Point ('Can we balance science and justice?') in New Scientist of 21 September.
Lloyd was formerly on the staff of the Home Office Forensic Science Laboratory in Birmingham, and was responsible for carrying out the tests which helped to release the Birmingham Six earlier this year. Among other things, he contended that the opportunity for cross-examination provides for the substitution of spurious issues for scientific ones. The consequence is an abuse of the evidence.
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The following is an archive of a post made to our
'vox mailing list'
by one of its subscribers.
You linux folks are very saavy, and creative. Seems as though
it would be possible to have a messageboard template, indented
replies under the main post. I have a difficult finding the actual
answers, with the redundancies of the way this is listed. Any
of you programming genius's willing to create something?
-----Original Message-----
From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]On
Behalf Of firstname.lastname@example.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 12:00 PM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: vox digest, Vol 1 #680 - 3 msgs
Send vox mailing list submissions to
To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit
or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to
You can reach the person managing the list at
When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific
than "Re: Contents of vox digest..."
Today's Topics:
1. Sorry For Mispost: Looking for Part Time IT Consultant (Nathan
2. Re: Sorry For Mispost: Looking for Part Time IT Consultant (Eric D.
3. Re: Wrong List: Looking for Part Time IT Consultant (Micah J. Cowan)
Message: 1
Date: Wed, 7 May 2003 06:35:31 -0700 (PDT)
From: Nathan Johanson <email@example.com>
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: [vox] Sorry For Mispost: Looking for Part Time IT Consultant
Reply-To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sorry about the mispost. I knew it didn't belong, but
figured I'd force the ball through the square peg. I
know a lot of people are looking for jobs, and the
first thing I did (when I was layed off) was attend
users groups, crack open the books, and spend my free
time brushing up on my skils. I figured there would be
a lot of people in that same boat: eager to work and
lurking on this list.
I'll wait till a consensus has been reached, and I'll
re-post to the appropriate list if necessary.
Ironically, every single response I received had to do
with whether the post belonged here. No one is
actually interested in the job ;-)
--- Mike Simons <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> On Tue, May 06, 2003 at 12:54:03PM -0700, Nathan
> Johanson wrote:
> > Before I get into the kludge, let me state the
> main
> > point. We're hiring! I know this is a Linux list
> [snip]
> LUGOD has a "vox-jobs" list for job posts, people
> looking for jobs or
> posting about should look there... to subscribe look
> at this page:
> http://lists.lugod.org/vox-jobs/
> Unfortunately this listing appears to be Windows
> focused and wouldn't
> belong there either...
> Later,
> Mike Simons
> --
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Message: 2
From: "Eric D. Pierce" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: email@example.com
Date: Wed, 07 May 2003 08:17:11 -0700
Subject: Re: [vox] Sorry For Mispost: Looking for Part Time IT Consultant
Reply-To: email@example.com
(linked from:
8&q=sacramento+pc+user+group )
Hope you have success in your enterprises.
On 7 May 2003 at 6:35, Nathan Johanson wrote:
From: Nathan Johanson <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: [vox] Sorry For Mispost: Looking for Part Time IT
Date sent: Wed, 7 May 2003 06:35:31 -0700 (PDT)
> Sorry about the mispost. I knew it didn't belong, but
> figured I'd force the ball through the square peg. I
> know a lot of people are looking for jobs, and the
> first thing I did (when I was layed off) was attend
> users groups,
Message: 3
Date: Wed, 7 May 2003 11:17:26 -0700
From: "Micah J. Cowan" <email@example.com>
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: [vox] Wrong List: Looking for Part Time IT Consultant
Reply-To: email@example.com
On Tue, May 06, 2003 at 10:47:57PM -0700, Michael Wenk wrote:
> On Tuesday 06 May 2003 04:05 pm, Mike Simons wrote:
> > On Tue, May 06, 2003 at 03:59:27PM -0700, Micah J. Cowan wrote:
> > > Speaking of which: I was just thinking earlier today that it's a shame
> > > that non-Linux-oriented jobs now have no real place; we used to allow
> > > them on vox...
> > >
> > > I realize that we are, first and foremost, a Linux-oriented group; but
> > > still, there may come job opportunities which I become aware of and
> > > feel that a lot of the folks at LUGOD would love to hear about,
> > > despite the fact that it may not be Linux-related.
> >
> > Micah,
> >
> > Glad you brought up the discussion... I'll hold off expressing my
> > opinion until other people have had a chance to reply.
> Speaking as someone who has been unemployed for a while now, I personally
> cannot afford to pick and choose. I personally think that any IT or CS
> related jobs should be allowed on vox-jobs. Its not like there's 30-40
> a day, and as I said, I cannot afford to be choosy. You can also look at
> this way. If someone gets the job and has a linux background, then they
> the ability to preach the gospel from inside(poor choice of words, but I
> don't feel very well, and am trouble thinking of a better way of putting
> that.) I'm sure you know what I mean.
This is exactly what I was thinking. And yes, you might find it on a
MS jobs site, but the chances of you finding a job are much better if
a friend at Lugod was able to suggest it, because he thought of all
his friends at Lugod who are qualified.
> > > Could we change the
> > > rules so that non-Linux job opportunities are okay, but the
> > > subject-line has to be flagged or something?
> >
> > - Which list are you suggesting non-Linux related jobs should be
> Personally, I cannot afford to ignore ANY job no matter if its via vox
list or
> the purple jellybean mailing list. But I can see why people may not want
> see this on vox, so my vote is for vox-jobs...
Ditto here.
Believe me, I totally understand what you folks are saying who would
prefer to keep vox-jobs Linux, or at least UNIX related. I had
personally hoped never to be forced into a position where I had to
take a non-UNIX job, but here I am... I know that there are at least a
couple others in Lugod who feel the same way: much rather take a UNIX
job, but with the way the market is, will take what they can take.
Of course, if the final concensus is that we should leave things as
they are, I'll be totally fine with that. But I do think, if it comes
to a vote, we should let those who are currently without work have a
weightier voice.
My $0.02,
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CLEMSON, SC - JANUARY 13: Travis Wear #43 of the North Carolina Tar Heels against Andre Young #11 of the Clemson Tigers at Littlejohn Coliseum on January 13, 2010 in Clemson, South Carolina. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
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It's a big day in tech as we discuss the launch of Intelsat I, the discovery of teflon and the patenting of celluloid.
If approved by the FCC, Google's satellite dishes could get feeds from broadcast networks and even be bundled with the company's high-speed Internet service.
In 2012, Hughes Communications plans to launch a satellite that could improve performance tenfold. But will it be a real competitor to other broadband services?
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The 55th annual Grammy Awards show honored several breakout acts this year, drawing from an eclectic group of artists.
The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach actually led the night with four trophies, sweeping the rock categories (song, album and performance) while also nabbing a Grammy for producer of the year.
British folk band Mumford & Sons won Album of the Year for Babel, indie-pop act Fun. won Song of the Year for "We Are Young," Halestorm was honored with the Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance for "Love Bites (So Do I)" and Australian singer Gotye won Record of the Year for "Somebody That I Used to Know."
Gretsch signature artist Tim Armstrong might not have won an award with his punk outfit Rancid, but the singer-songwriter did take home some hardware for his collaboration with reggae icon Jimmy Cliff. (more…)
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Legendary skateboarder Steve Alba celebrated his 50th birthday in style, gathering a crew at the Fontana North skatepark in California for a party that included a skate session and live music from the Flamethrowers.
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The Elvis Presley showcase continued this week on The Late Show with David Letterman with a fiery performance of "Hound Dog" by Brandon Bennett.
Bennett, who was accompanied by Gretsch artist Wyatt Maxwell, is currently playing the role of "The King" in the Chicago-based production of "Million Dollar Quartet," which celebrates the spirit of a recording session that included Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Presley. (more…)
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Fiction Family, the collaboration between Switchfoot's Jon Foreman and Nickel Creek's Sean Watkins, has released a new album to correspond with the start of non-profit To Write Love on Her Arms' Heavy and Light tour.
Fiction Family Reunion is the band's second full-length, and you can pick up a host of special deluxe packages at their official website. (more…)
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Updated: February 1, 2012 - 01:02 pm
Prince George's County Police detectives are working to determine a motive and locate a suspect in the Tuesday night shooting death of a 40-year-old man in Adelphi.
The shooting victim, Joel Craig Brown of Silver Spring, was found in front of an apartment complex in the 1800 block of Metzerott Road at about 6:40 p.m., Prince George's County Police say.
Sources tell ABC7's Brad Bell that the shooting was the result of a robbery and that the Audi that Brown owned is missing.
Brown, who is Jamaican but holds a Canadian driver's license, was taken in critical condition to an area hospital after he was found, but he later died. The investigation is ongoing.
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Registration starts 3pm at the Lodge
Pub Crawl from 4pm to 7pm
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Madden NFL 2001 continues the annual EA SPORTS football series and like its predecessors, adds enhancements and new features to an already time-proven simulation. Officially licensed by the National Football League as well as the NFL Coaches Club, the game offers a wide array of optional play modes and setup choices.
Player management, drafting, fantasy leagues, regular season, franchise control, online competition, trading, contract negotiations, post-season changes, exhibitions and great games of the past are just some of the features offered in Madden NFL 2001.
Enhancements include such gameplay actions as a Read-N-React Defense capability that allows linemen and linebackers to read offensive plays and adjust from the line of scrimmage, real-life detailed player-specific accessories (e.g., elbow pads, visors, facemasks, wristbands) and improved AI.
Design changes in AI feature corner coverage logic, better play calling on both offense and defense, open field blocking, and the ability to recognize repeat patterns of offense plays. Signature plays, coaching styles and voices of all NFL Coaching Club members are included in the game as well.
Whether playing online or solo against the computer, every facet of professional football is covered from kicking to instant replays. Customization of nearly aspect of the game is offered and includes settings in three major categories: gameplay, situation and league.
In gameplay, for example, you can adjust options like quarter length, skill level (rookie, pro, all-pro or Madden), momentum, passing and coaching modes, injuries, fatigue, substitution rules, clocks and more than 15 other settings for special teams, defense and penalty frequency.
The situational setting in Exhibition mode, as opposed to normal exhibition games, allows you to customize a game situation. You can set parameters such as away and home team score, what quarter play begins in (even overtime), the time left on the clock, first down distance, the yard marker of the line of scrimmage, time outs and which team has possession.
In terms of league settings, customizable options allow you to choose the number of teams in your franchise (6, 12, 18, 24 or 31), minutes (1-5) per draft pick, fantasy drafting, coach changes, salary caps, trade deadlines, and career statistics.
Gameplay modes feature Exhibition, Situational or Franchise. In the latter, an option is provided to play either straight season or franchise management with the difference being post-season options. In seasonal play, repeat seasons are allowed but rosters don't change through player retirement, contract negotiations and drafting procedures. Franchise mode allows those aspects to be fully realized, along with changing player attributes, and keeps franchise structures fluid and dynamic.
If not playing every game play-by-play, you can option to have the computer simulate games in three ways: one-by-one, all CPU vs. CPU games for a week or all games for a week regardless of whether some are scheduled for user-control. In online franchise play, only the commissioner of the league has the ability to mark games for computer simulation.
Other features of Madden NFL 2001 include fully customizable weather conditions, stadium selections per game, field and sideline details, five resolution choices, color depth, level of player detail (e.g., shadows, accessories, breath), more than a dozen audio options and controller configurations.
The Great Games feature provides 35 of the greatest games ever played in the National Football League, beginning with the 1957 Western Conference playoff between the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers. These situational scenarios put you in the game with a chance to change or recreate history from a specific offensive or defensive perspective.
Each time you're successful in a Great Games scenario, you receive two secret codes that unlock additional historical teams and stadiums which can then be used during exhibition, franchise or season modes. The 35 games must be played in a specific order and only by winning each scenario will you be allowed to advance to the next one. Winning a scenario also provides you the option of replaying the scenario with control of either team, not just the one dictated by the original scenario challenge.
Multiplayer action for up to four players is supported via LAN and Internet (games are password protected by host) and serial port or modem. So, you're ready for some football? Strap on that helmet, put on the coach's headset and join the fray in Madden NFL 2001. ~ Michael L. House, All Game Guide


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This looks really nice, except for the problems like the sound and the things that you say in the description.
Anyways, really nice work, the mapping looks excelent.
Dark Interval is a total conversion mod, the new incarnation of the Original Storyline of Half-Life 2. You will find your way through the nightmarish world of devastated Earth. Starting from the suburbs of City 17, laying your path through the alien factories, the underwater Rebel base, war-engulfed city streets and the alien Citadel, you will feel that dark atmosphere of the Original Storyline. Development started on Apr 10, 2010.
This looks really nice, except for the problems like the sound and the things that you say in the description.
Anyways, really nice work, the mapping looks excelent.
Although you uploaded this with kind of a negative attitude, this is actually pretty good.
This looks like ****. Stop using the "dynamic" lighting everywhere. It's not intended to be used like that.
That's why I don't post updates. There're always two users who say that everything looks like ****, the lightning, the textures…
And I am going to use this lighting wherever I want, actually. You probably should be more concerned about your HDR and E3 crap.
I didn't say everything. Stop taking things so personal.
You have to admit the lighting is weird. 06:50 should be a fine example of this. Take a look at the cable thingy. It isn't supposed to look like that.
Well, it only looks like this because there isn't a normal map for the model texture. When an env_projectedtexture casts light on a model with texture without a normal map, a z-buffer effect occurs. Easily fixable and it doesn't even matter until the release.
Really, AI problems are much more serious for me. Those imbecile stalkers and all.
>I didn't say everything. Stop taking things so personal.
All right. Excuse me for being instantly rude, then.
@ScarT LOL I know this is from a year ago, but seriously, why don't YOU actually show some progress on YOUR project, ya jerk? Does anyone even follow MI anymore?
Yes, we've got more followers than ever, and the numbers keep rising.
Also nice edit fuckface.
What was that?
This was actually a really interesting and overall, well done approach to the airex design.
I love it, been a while since lasttime i saw anything related to the old leak.
Good work so far, im sure once you work the problems out that it'll be just as awesome :)
Да не так уж и плохо получилось. Уровень выглядит практически завершённым, даже тупость сталкеров не сразу бросается в глаза.
They really need to make the Stalkers weaker in terms of health and probably damage
Damage? But they're not even on their full attack strength…
Nah, balance comes later. The real-real problem is their brains. Do you hear that «paumm» when stalkers see the player but just stand there? Their code starts to use an attack and it starts it with playing the laser sound, but then… nothing happens. Roughly a 3/4 of their laser attacks do not even occur, and I think they'll only use melee when they are hit first or on a really rare occasion when they're close to a player.
In the end, this sucks. _Could_ turn their tendency ro just run across and away into an advantage though, make them lure a player to an enemy…
Well, since Beta is located in USA (correct me if Im wrong), will you use US car wrecks models instead of the eastern europe ones seen in HL2 (like that on 0:55) ? Otherwise good work, keep it up. :)
I like the concept art used for the chapter pictures. Especially the Route Kanal one, that one is ******* awesome.
At least in my opinion, I dont think the Stalkers should even be a combat unit (the same for Cremators). Theyre kind of a cartoonish enemy. Theyre way beter if confined to the Citadel levels.
Freaking good job in the levels ;)
Why do the stalkers bleed yellow?
Cvoxalry, видео крутое, все на высшем уровне. Скажите это будет по старейшему сюжету 1999-ых или по более новому. Мод будет идти на пиратке? Какая примерная дата выхода
Вряд ли можно уверенно говорить о сюжете 1999 года, о нем информации буквально пара абзацев. Я бы скорее говорил о сюжете 2001-начала 2002 (но не позднее, когда Воздухообменник уже заменили на тюрьму). На пиратке он должен идти, я сам тестирую его в настоящее время на пиратке, они сейчас более надежны, чем портированная на Стимпайп лицензия. Ну, а про дату я на главстранице ответил.
I ask myself everyday why valve discarded this storyline. Anyone know why?
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The video was actually made for internal purposes.
I REALLY shouldn't have posted it just right here on the main page, but in light of lack of updates I have decided to post it right here rather than on my profile page.
So prepare for embracing yourself in the terrible sound quality (HL level or worse - it's not my falut!), gameplay quality (I'm a known noob, yes)… and everything.
Also, I wanted to post screenshots from the map (the parts of level design were improved!), but I found myself in a situation without the actual map (.bsp). So I'll need some time to work it out… I'll post it with some additional info that, I hope, you'll find interesting.


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Vale spokesperson Bob Carter said the first group of workers headed into the fly-in mining site on Tuesday and Wednesday and the second and final group should be back to work by next week.
"The mood is generally positive," Mr. Carter said. "I think people are generally glad to be back to work."
More than 200 workers for Vale and Vale contractor Labrador Catering walked off the job in August of 2009 after their contract expired and they failed to reach a new contract agreement with their employers.
Nearly a year later, in June, the contract for Ushitau Maintenance employees at Voisey's Bay mine site also expired and 53 workers joined their fellow unionists after also being unable to reach an agreement with thier employer, Ushitau Maintenance Ltd.
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Gani Lawal has pulled out of the draft
Pritchard should trade up and select DeJuan Blair. He would add toughness playing behind Aldridge at the PF postition
Here's hoping the Blazers surround Bayless with a team of scorers (not with stiffs, like last year) and make Jerryd work on his PG skills.
No averaging 30ppg this time. His goal should be 6-7 assists per game
But he needs better options to pass to than Steve Hill, down low
(For the record, Koponen was OK, but Batum was MIA last July)
OK, here's my CP3 proposal
Portland trades Aldridge, Rudy, Outlaw, Sergio, multiple draft choices and $3mil of Paul Allen's money to NOLA for...
CP3 and David West
Why would the Hornets do it? Because (due to fiscal incompetence) their combined roster/salaries are $78mil and they may have to choose between dealing Paul/West's combined $20mil+/year contracts or...going out of business
Dwight and I don't agree on much, but when I think of Rudy playing "behind" Brandon Roy at the 2 guard, my thoughts immediately go back to Drazen Petrovic playing behind Clyde Drexler in 1991. You can't/shouldn't/won't ever move Brandon to PG or SF for ANYONE. He's an all-star SG, one of the best in the NBA, on the verge of superstardom, etc.
A MAJOR logjam for minutes at the 2 guard position is on the horizon, and the best course of action for the Blazer's fron office is to build Rudy's trade value up to it's maximum value (and don't wait until he or his agent starts whining for "more respect" or a new NBA address) then put him in a deal to acquire the final piece of the Blazer's championship roster (preferably, a point guard with no flaws to his game)
So, don't fall in love with Rudy and get yourself all hot and bothered at KP if he deals #5 in the next 18-24 months. It's not personal, it's just business
There needs to be a 3rd poll option "stay, but as backup PG only"
"The Blazers don't have a Shane Battier, that much is clear, they also don't have a Ron Artest or Carl Landry. They don't have an enforcer and that's hurting them every time they leave the huddle."
Couldn't agree with this more. This lack of interior toughness and veteran experience should've been addressed at the deadline (when KP had Lafrentz' expiring contract to dangle) but all he got was Mike Ruffin and a trade exception
not good enough
You're barking up the wrong tree, Canzano. The REAL reason for the Blazer's lack of success in the 2009 post-season is so obvious, but you're just too close to the situation to recognize the truth:
Portland was doing JUST FINE before you introduced that two-dimensional cut-out of bad voo-doo
I say shred the flatman now, so the Blazer shooters will no longer suffer from his lack of depth perception!
The time to tinker was in February, it's too late now. Pritchard had Raef LaFrentz' expiring contact (and other assets) and just sat on his hands. I guess they were content with one playoff series this year...but a better starting point guard and another veteran big man would've made a huge difference in this series.
The first blind man said, "I think an elephant feels like a basketball coach"
Flat Stanley brought the Blazers bad "juju" in game 1
so I think he needs to be "cut"
You should've asked him about Ime Udoka...is he "done" or just in Pop's doghouse?
Reply from SM: Yeah, I thought about that after I sent the email. Next time.
Hey Sean,
Can you confirm that "the trade" that Jason was referring to will be:
Raef, Travis and Sergio to Chicago for HInrich/Deng?
(salaries match, and it seems to fit all of Quick's "parameters")
"Is Woj buddies with a GM or two whom KP has bested in a negotiation or two?"
Mark Warkentin (who wanted the PDX GM job)
Danny Ainge
Kevin McHale
If they've ever been Pritch-slapped, chances are they'll whine to Woj
Assuming Wojo has been talking to Mark Warkentin re: Pritchard, then consider the source. MW was passed over for the Blazers' GM position in favor of KP, and has a proverbial axe to grind
"I remember several years ago when Damon and Joel got into a really good grove with the screen and roll...no one thought Joel could score at that time but he consistently got the ball from Damon when he rolled to the hoop" - Okay77
"Everyone" seems to remember Damon feeding Joel on these pick-and-slip plays, but not me. It was Nick van Exel who would set up the vanilla gorilla for those easy dunks. Let's face it, no one respected Stoudamire going to the rim, he was too short to finish in traffic
(kind of like...Ike Diogu?)
"i am actually starting...gulp...to think we may need another coach!" - HopeInRoy
Maybe not a new head coach, but how about an innovative offensive coordinator? Nate has run the same offense since his days in Seattle, we already know what it produces--jump shots, usually from the corners. McMillian has never had a post option like Oden (even a young Kemp was more of a baseline jump shooter and dunker/finisher than a back-to-the-basket post player) and now perhaps McMillian could use a "little help" integrating Greg into the offense? (post-entry passes when he's on the move, etc)
For example: during the '07 summer league they experimented with Aldridge feeding Oden from the high post. Why hasn't that idea been implemented, this season? I'm sure there are lots of other strategies that could be tried, assuming the players can handle all the new sets
"With Roy out, I wonder who's going to step up and play defense on Paul. Bayless played against Paul on the select team... maybe the Bayless fans should call for Nate to keep the second unit intact and start Bayless? Since Bayless is a SG he could fill in for Roy"
- blazeAtrail
I like this idea. Bayless can start off defending CP3 and the taller Blake can check Bulter. Then Sergio/Rudy can come off the bench as usual. There would less of an "adjustment" for the starting lineup and the bench.
"is it safe to say Channing's time in Portland is up?" - blazerfan84
The one thing that Frye does is shoot the 20 footer and spead the defense. In every other area (except off the court) he is below-average. If his jumper isn't going down, he's a negative contributer (versus an "average" NBA backup PF) Diogu is a decent rebounder, but he's too short to finish around the rim. They both need to be "renounced" before July or their contracts will count 3x against the Blazer's salary cap this summer. (That's why I've been proposing a "Frye/Diogu to OKC for Chris Wilcox" deal for about a month, now)
"If Przybilla is unable to finish the game, McMillan said he will rotate LaMarcus Aldridge, Ike Diogu and Channing Frye as the backup centers"
These 3 are not centers, they are PFs who would be playing out of position at the 5. Chris Wilcox (OKC) is a better backup option and he could be acquired for Frye and Diogu (salaries match) Wlicox could also backup LMA at the 4 and is a UFA at season's end
"Bayless can you slow down Paul? cuz Sergio and Blake cannot"
- c0170
If Roy can't go tonight, I'm thinking that starting Rex (to defend CP3, etc) may be a good idea. Jerry runs with the starters during practice when Brandon is resting, and it would keep Sergio/Rudy together in the "white" team rotation


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Chinese multinational Edifier used the recent CeBIT expo in Hannover, Germany to preview its e3300 speakers, a radical redesign of earlier products like the e3100s. Unlike its rectagular predecessors, all components of the e3300s are pyramidal -- including the 32W, down-firing subwoofer, which nevertheless positions the power button at the top for easier access. Since each satellite only possesses 9W of power, the purpose of the speakers appears to be computers and light stereo use, such as iPod playback. No release information has been mentioned, but Edifier's global reach will likely bring the e3300s to North America. [via AVING]
iRiver's S10 music player is finally on sale in the US, a search of the company's online store has revealed. The 2GB flash player had previously been available only in Asia but has already garnered attention for its small dimensions, which are only slightly larger than its 1.15-inch screen thanks to screen borders that double as direction buttons. Not all of the features have been publicized for its American release but should still include MP3, OGG, and WMA playback as well as an FM tuner/recorder combination and a microphone for voice recording.
A limited batch of S10 units is available at the time of this writing and sells for $170, reflecting the cost of importing the small music jukebox from its Korean home. [via Crave]
Following the announcement of its 2007 plasma line, Panasonic on Thursday also prepped for the final release of two new HD camcorders. The HDC-SD1 (pictured) and HDC-DX1 together record at widescreen 1080i and can opt for 5.1-channel surround sound thanks in part to the use of AVCHD recording, which saves space on the SDHC cards (for the SD1) or mini DVDs (DX1) used for storage. A 12x optical zoom lens with image stabilization is common across either camera.
Prices have dropped since the initial announcement, according to the company: the DX1 and SD1 alike will retail for $1,300 when they reach stores by the end of the month.
Panasonic this afternoon filled in the final release information for its plasma TV line for 2007, providing the first real upgrade to the displays since the PX60 series last year. In addition to seven previously announced models between, two new sets in the new PZ750U line are being released, Panasonic says.
Both the 50-inch TH-50PZ750U and 58-inch TH-58PZ750U will both match the 1080p native resolution of newer plasmas while catering to truly dedicated viewers: a Studio Reference Mode matches the same color palettes seen by professional film monitors, and a pro calibration mode will let hobbyists fine-tune settings usually hidden in technician-only controls. Either set will also sport three HDMI connectors when they go on sale in June for $4,000 (50-inch) and $5,500 (58-inch). A list of the remaining sets follows after the jump.
JVC has released the distinctive AW33 portable music player. The white, cone-shaped gadget is designed specifically for the bathtub and the pool, floating at the surface to play music; it avoids the size and weight that would drag it underwater by using an NXT flat-panel speaker. The shell is nevertheless waterproof up to one meter (39 inches) and has an LED ring that both helps find the player and also pulses in time with the music for entertainment's sake.
Features are modest, with 256MB of flash memory holding MP3 or WMA (including protected WMA) songs for up to 15 hours of continuous playback. JVC ships the AW33 in Japan for $170 including a translucent stand that holds the player outside of the water. [via New Launches]
The Sidekick ID has been unintentionally revealed at the CTIA phone expo, an observant photographer has revealed. Cellphone producer UTStarcom, which produces the Sidekick line on behalf of Danger and T-Mobile, had all but confirmed the device by posting full-size advertising at its show booth, only realizing its error a day later when it spray-painted the ID-specific parts of the unannounced handheld.
The leak validates earlier claims about the device, which is said to strip some secondary features from the current high-end Sidekick 3 to roughly halve the price. Neither Danger, T-Mobile, nor UTStarcom has commented on the leak. Click through for a larger image. [via Gizmodo]
Japanese assembler DosPara is selling three new PCs in its Prime Create line. The preeminent model is the HDV, which takes the unusual approach of using an Nvidia Quadro FX 1500, normally intended purely for workstation purposes. The 2D replaces this with an ATI Radeon X1650, and all three systems have 80 and 320GB hard drives. More than one machine supports up to 8GB of RAM. Prices were unavailable at press time. [via Akihabara News]
Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO) today began shipping its newest TransDock car system, a device that broadcasts iPod music through a vehicle's existing FM stereo while adding mobile video capabilities. The new device features a distinctive new design with interchangeable faceplates, offering integration both visually as well as technically with a vehicle's interior. TransDock securely cradles and charges the iPod while offering full control of bass, treble, and volume settings directly from the vehicle's console. The accessory holds up to four programmable presets to help users jump to commonly used frequencies, and includes an integrated antenna with a built-in USB power charger for use with cellular phones or other devices. TransDock is priced at $100.
Sony is planning to upgrade the Playstation 3 to include an 80GB hard drive, says IDG News. The change was actually discovered as a result of an FCC filing, in which Sony applied for a change to the PS3's Bluetooth transmitter; the cover letter states that the change was necessary for "the difference of the capacity of hard disk," later identified as 80GB. Sony currently sells 20 and 60GB PS3s, the latter of which also has WiFi and slots for CF, SD and Memory Stick cards.
The news comes not long after the revelation of Microsoft's Xbox 360 Elite, which also raises the hard drive space, moving from 20 to 120GB. The console represents a serious threat to Sony, which has not sold nearly as many PS3s as it expected.
Second-place iTunes rival EMusic this morning unveiled its Connoisseur plans on its unprotected MP3 music store. The tiers are developed for the most dedicated music listeners who were previously limited by the service's 99-song monthly cap and who wanted a larger number of guaranteed song downloads than the 75 provided by the main $20 per month subscription, the company says.
Three levels are available beginning today: the $25 per month Basic Connoisseur edges out earlier deals with 100 songs, while the Plus Connoisseur ($50) and Premium Connoisseur ($75) plans offer 200 and an unheralded 300 songs per month respectively. As always, the songs are compatible with iPods and any other device that supports the MP3 standard. [via LAPTOP]
Sirius on Thursday unveiled full details of Sirius Backseat TV, the company's new satellite TV service for cars. The technology will let subscribers watch TV from three child-oriented channels -- Nickelodeon, The Cartoon Network, and The Disney Channel -- either on the rear TV screens of equipped vehicles as well as on a MyGig-compatible front TV while the vehicle is stopped. Customers will have the choice of listening to satellite radio at the front when TV plays in the back, Sirius says.
Sony and T-Mobile today announced full details of the 3.30 update for the PlayStation Portable, revealing in particular that the gaming handheld can now easily connect to T-Mobile's Wi-Fi HotSpot networks. The update makes it possible to visit any of the secure wireless connections using only the gamepad to sign in. The service isn't restricted, T-Mobile says: PSP owners can browse and stream media from websites as well as play games either on the Internet or against others at the hotspot itself.
Microsoft today issued a response to the iPhone's mobile version of Safari with Deepfish, the codename for a new technology designed for Windows Mobile 5 or 6 smartphones to provide a more desktop-like web browser experience. The software automatically creates a complete image of a website, preserving the formatting intended by its creator; instead of using a touchscreen, however, the Microsoft-developed component uses the joystick or keypad to guide a selection box over an area to zoom in for a closer view of an image or text. Pressing the select button on the phone again lets the user switch between dynamic elements such as hyperlinks and text forms.
The newest storage product from Iomega is the Power Pro Desktop Hard Drive (not pictured), with the considerable capacity of 2TB. The Pro is actually four 500GB SATA drives linked in a RAID configuration, with each drive being removable for future upgrades, but lockable in separate bays. RAID 0, 0+1, 5 and 5+ levels can be chosen, and port options include FireWire 800/400 and USB 2.0. An LCD panel displays the RAID level as well as fan, temperature and capacity status. The Pro is both Mac and Windows compatible, including Windows Vista, and comes with EMC Retrospect Express, which can backup a system even when the computer is not logged in. The drive will go on sale April 10th for $1,700.
Gateway today unveiled the E-2610, a new small form factor PC tailored to schools and others where space can be as important as performance. The PC is based on a BTX design that cools the insides more efficiently than the more common ATX does, Gateway claims, and ships in shapes ranging from a mini-tower with six expansion bays to a three-bay SFF case for small desks. Size doesn't affect performance options, as the new models can choose from Core 2 Duo processors. There are also concessions made for the systems' pro audience: the gigabit Ethernet port can remotely warn a console of problems with the system without depending on Windows.
Stock models are shipping today from Gateway at a $599 price; the company hasn't mentioned minimum specifications but adds that every new system ships with Windows Vista.
Apple on Thursday revealed Complete My Album, a new feature for the iTunes Storethat allows customers to turn their individual tracks into a complete album at a reduced price by giving them a full 99 cent credit for every track previously purchased from that album. Customers have up to 180 days after buying the individual songs from any qualifying album to purchase the rest of that album at a discount: someone who has bought three 99-cent songs from a $10 album, for example, can buy the rest of the album for $7.02 -- saving them both the need to re-purchase tracks they already own as well as the time needed to download them again, according to Apple.
A video today surfaced of the iPhone's appearance on Tuesday at the CTIA phone expo in Orlando. The short clip provides additional details about its demonstration by AT&T Chief Operating Officer Randall Stephenson, showing that his example unit was functional and equal in features to the edition used by Apple CEO Steve Jobs at Macworld San Francisco in January. The executive also joked that teenagers who had seen the Apple device were pressuring him to get the device early.
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Nokia on Thursday morning contributed a trio of later entries into the phone announcements at the CTIA phone expo. Leading the announcements is the 5700 XpressMusic (PDF). As hinted at through a promo image, the phone is a bar variant of the 5300 whose keypad rotates for different modes: twisting it halfway points a 2-megapixel camera outwards for photos or videos, while completely reversing the pad reveals dedicated controls for media playback. Nokia also stresses format support with unprotected AAC/MP3/WMA support for its microSD slot as well as protected WMA for music from online stores such as Napster.
The phone's Internet access is handled through UMTS, reflecting its targeted release in Europe this spring at a price of 350 Euros ($467), though a quad-band GSM radio in the phone should ensure a North American version later in the year. Click through for more phones and a gallery.
Apple may have a means of reversing hacks made to its own devices, according to reports. Multiple owners who have successfully used a security bypass in the past to install their own software on the media hub have suddenly found that the access to their systems was closed overnight, preventing anything but the official Apple TV front end from running properly.
"My startup script to disable the firewall got its permissions stripped," wrote one user.
Ahead of new mobile Core 2 Duos expected in May, Intel on Wednesday announced that it will begin producing its next-generation Penryn family of processors in the second half of this year and outlined its new Nehalem chip architecture expected in 2008. The six new "Penryn" processors, including both dual- and quad-core variations, will benefit from enhancements to the Intel Core microarchitecture and also Intel's new 45nm Hi-k process technology, which the company claims results in higher performance and more energy-efficient processors.
Penryn's new microarchitecture enhancements will bring extended battery life for mobile devices, enhanced performance for single-threaded applications, new SIMD extensions for better performance, enhanced virtualization, more instruction executions per clock cycle, larger on-chip caches, and higher processor speeds of more than 3GHz, the Santa Clara-company claimed.
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'The Goldbergs' mines the good, bad and ugly of the 1980sAdd to Favorites | The Goldbergs
It's a little terrifying to think what from today's fashions we might wax nostalgic over in 30 years. Latex, nude-colored short-shorts? Crippling heels that make sense only for chiropractors?
ABC's "The Goldbergs," premiering Tuesday, Sept. 24, gives a sweet look at the decade in which it is set, the 1980s. The sitcom is purposefully not specific to a year, says costume designer Keri Smith.
Like every decade, there's a wide range in the '80s, from neon tights and tutus as skirts to severe-looking office wear including high-necked blouses with bow ties and constricting suits.
"There were so many different aspects to the '80s and so many ways to go and still feel like you had a cool look and an individuality," Smith says.
"There's the preps and the punk rocks and the movie icons, the Flashdancer, the Madonna," she tells Zap2it. "It made people more comfortable with their bodies because you could find yourself anywhere. Color was huge."
A pastel pink jumpsuit, with sleeves poufy enough to carry a baby and ankles tight enough for slouchy socks to be worn on the outside, needs the confidence that Beverly Goldberg ( Wendi McLendon-Covey) exudes. The only accessory that could make this even better was BeDazzling it.
"She considers herself a trendsetter," Smith says. "This outfit, to me, is girl on the go. She has a full day ahead of her." She completes the look with Reebok's Lifestyle shoes.
As the youngest of three, it's not surprising that Adam ( Sean Giambrone) would get hand-me-downs. What makes this sadly hilarious is that he gets his sister's hand-me-down jeans. They do not fit at all, anywhere.
In this shot, his grandfather ( George Segal) buys him a cool outfit, but Adam's mom shrinks it and is convinced that her son looks better in the now capris, rarely a good look on males. The acid-washed, high-waisted jeans are Z. Cavaricci, and Smith made the hoodie, which was in a shade of chartreuse that could have been considered an epidemic then.
Just from the calves down, Erica ( Hayley Orrantia) wears five colors, three of which are neon. In her hot pink top, rainbow-trimmed collar and hem in rainbow, slouchy socks that match her earrings and an acid-washed skirt, which she "chopped the bottom off so there's a raw edge," Smith says, Erica shows her individuality. She tops it off with a side ponytail, of course.
Barry ( Troy Gentile) is pretty much the poster boy for the time - on wheels and in terry-cloth sweatband and wristbands, tube socks, and the colored shorts with white piping. Though Smith rents some of the costumes, she was able to buy most of this outfit at American Apparel.
"When you have a show like this, you want to be nostalgic to the people who lived it," Smith says. "But you need to be a relatable show to those who didn't."
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Westconsin raising funds for Children's Miracle Network
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PRESCOTTWESTconsin Credit Union will again be raising funds in support of Children's Miracle Network (CMN) in February. The credit union has offices in Pierce County, including at Prescott and Spring Valley. Continue Reading


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Nobody knows exactly who or what Humpty Dumpty was. The rhyme was first printed in 1810 and became famous through Lewis Caroll's book, 'Alice Through the Looking Glass', where Humpty Dumpty is shown as a round egg. However, it is a very old rhyme and goes back much earlier than this.
Humpty Dumpty was a common "nickname", used in 15th century England, to describe large people. This had led to many ideas as to who, or what, the Humpty Dumpty in the nursery rhyme really was. The idea that 'Humpty Dumpty' was a powerful cannon, used during the English Civil War (1642-49), is one of the ideas taken most seriously.
Cannons, at this time, were very heavy and moving them, even the smallest, took many men.
At the time of the civil war in 1648, Colchester was a town with a castle and several churches and was protected by the city wall.
During the siege of Colchester, the 15th century tower of the church known as 'St Mary's by the Wall' was indeed much damaged. This happened because, on June 15th 1648, the church was strengthened against attack, by putting a cannon on the roof. As in the story, a gunner known as 'One-Eyed Jack Thompson' fired the cannon. He caused a lot of damage to Lord Fairfax's attacking troops.
Thompson's success made many of the Roundheads fire onto the church roof and, sometime during the 14th or 15th of July, Thompson and his gun came tumbling down. The damaged cannon could not be raised again.
This was one of a number of setbacks and, on August 28th 1648, the Royalists lay down their weapons, opened the gates of Colchester and surrendered to the Parliamentarians.
This is just one of the explanations for the origins of Humpty Dumpty, but there is no proof that these events are the origin of the nursery rhyme character, as claimed by local folklore. There are other ideas. One says that "Humpty Dumpty" referred to Charles I himself - the Humpty Dumpty of England. He was toppled by the Puritan majority in Parliament (the great fall). The King's army (Cavaliers) could not give his power back and Charles I was executed. Another idea says the rhyme refers to King Richard III and his defeat at the Battle of Bosworth.
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Thank you, Susan Reimer, for expressing my outrage over how taxpayers are shafted and played for fools ("From Cartagena to Vegas, partying on taxpayers' dime," April 23).
The way the government squanders our money is obscene, and it's too bad Occupy Baltimore won't get on the case. I plan to protest a similar boondoggle perpetrated by the State Department that's ripping us off. All the summer job J-1 Visas so generously available make it more profitable for an employer to hire a foreign student for a job instead of employing an American. This is called the Summer Work Travel Program, and anyone visiting Ocean City will notice the tremendous number of non-Americans waiting tables and tending cash registers. Thanks to the program's generosity, an employer doesn't have to pay into Social Security, Medicare or unemployment insurance. Talk about beach blanket bingo!


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March (Trimester 1), July (Trimester 2)
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IELTS overall score of 7 (with no band score less than 6.5) or equivalent
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Combining another degree with a Bachelor of Laws is an excellent way to enhance understanding of the context in which the law operates. In the Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws combined course, students can combine studies in law with studies in science, such as Environmental Science, Natural History, Chemistry and Materials Science, Animal Biology, Plant Biology, Cell Biology, Human Biology and Mathematical Modelling. The Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment and the Faculty of Business and Law are responsible for this combined course, which leads to the awards of Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws.
Units in the course may include assessment hurdle requirements.
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A fee paying place is one for which the University does not receive any government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are required to contribute the full cost of their course.
Fees for international students apply to persons living in Australia with Temporary Resident status, provided that there is no limitation on study and persons living abroad who are not Australian citizens and do not have Permanent Resident status in Australia.
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The actual fees charged by Deakin University will depend upon the discipline from which each individual unit is chosen, and may vary from the indicative course fee cited, particularly if units are chosen from a number of disciplines. The cost of each unit offered in 2015 can be viewed from the Unit Search.
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A Law degree, especially when combined with another degree such as Science, is a qualification that offers unequalled career opportunities. As an alternative to practising as a barrister or solicitor, you may choose to pursue a career in business and management roles in a wide range of organisations, government services, industrial relations, research, public administration, diplomatic service, the media, legal aid, law reform or teaching either in schools or universities. There is also an increasing need for lawyers who understand science and scientists who understand the law to work in specialist roles and to deal with complex, often intertwined scientific and legal issues. For more information on career outcomes for this combined course see the entries for Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws.
Course rules
This combined course consists of 40 credit points of study. Students will undertake 16 credit points in the Bachelor of Science and 24 credit points in the Bachelor of Laws. Course requirements for both the Bachelor of Science (S320) and the Bachelor of Laws (M312) must be satisfied.
Within the 24 credit points required in the Bachelor of Laws, 21 credit points are core and 3 credit points are studied as Law elective units. In addition, students are required to complete the prescribed Professional Experience in order to be eligible to graduate.
See course entry for Bachelor of Science (S320) or Bachelor of Laws (M312).
Entry requirements - general
General admission requirements for entry into undergraduate courses for international students at Deakin are summarised in the undergraduate admission requirements table (194kb).
Some courses may have additional entry requirements.
Students must also meet the undergraduate English language requirements.
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It is the students' responsibility to ensure that she/he has the required IELTS score to register with any external accredited courses.
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If you have completed previous studies which you believe may reduce the number of units you have to complete at Deakin, indicate in the appropriate section on your application that you wish to be considered for credit for prior learning. You will need to provide a certified copy of your previous course details so your credit can be determined. If you are eligible, your offer letter will then contain information about your credit for prior learning.
Your credit for prior learning is formally approved prior to your enrolment at Deakin during the Enrolment and Orientation Program. You must bring original documents relating to your previous study so that this approval can occur.
You can also refer to the Credit for Prior Learning System which outlines the credit that may be granted towards a Deakin University degree.
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