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Sporting hipster shades and a black Nike namesake hoody, LeBron James left Amway Center about an hour ago with 36 points and a shoe-nod to former Orlando Magic star Penny Hardaway.
James rocked out with Penny's "unofficial," non-numbered signature shoe, the Nike Air Flight One.
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Recording and Production News
Orpheus makes its Glastonbury debut courtesy of Funktion OneCambridge, UK: Professional loudspeaker manufacturer Funktion One is incorporating a Prism Sound Orpheus FireWire computer interface into the Ambisonics rig it will be using at this year's Glastonbury Festival in order to bring studio quality audio to sound playback.
Function One ambisonics at The Glade, Glastonbury
Renowned for the audio quality of its loudspeaker systems, Funktion One prides itself on its minimalist approach to product design in order to maximise performance.
Managing director Tony Andrews explains: "We avoid the use of electronic equalisation to correct for system anomalies, as we believe that it is better to engineer the problems out of the loudspeaker system in the first place, rather than to correct for them electronically. Otherwise you pay a price in terms of phase response and headroom. We also avoid compression drivers in the mid-range, to keep distortion to a minimum. Our loudspeaker systems have excellent directional control allowing sound to be focused where it's needed and minimising out-of-venue environmental impact."
The company's loudspeaker designs focus on maximising efficiency in order to produce alive and responsive sound, and also to further minimise distortion. Its F1 Resolution system is a good example of this highly efficient design philosophy.
In recent months Funktion One has been demoing a number of software packages and soundcards, with a view to improving sonic integrity throughout its entire audio chain.
Andrews says: "The demo rig that we showed at this year's Frankfurt exhibition and the Ambisonics rig we will be using at Glastonbury both use a FireWire DAC to stream audio from software applications. We are very keen to retain an 'emergency' analogue volume control in our systems prior to the power amplifiers driving the speakers, as any glitches/crashes etc in the audio playout software could have serious implications when dealing with systems capable of producing well in excess of 120dB SPL! Even though we have digital inputs on our crossovers, which would allow us to keep the audio in the digital domain right up until the last DAC stage in the crossovers, we prefer to exit the computer using the best FireWire DAC we can. This means we can use an analogue fader prior to the crossovers' ADC inputs."
The Funktion One ambisonics rig at Glastonbury with Orpheus
Andrews and fellow Funktion One Director John Newsham began investigating FireWire DACs and after auditioning a number of different interfaces they came to the conclusion that Prism Sound's Orpheus was the best.
"The Orpheus left everything else standing," Andrews says. "It delivered exceptional audio quality throughout and was particularly smooth on the higher frequencies without compromising the bass. With Orpheus as part of our audio chain we believe this year's Glastonbury audiences will enjoy a new level of high frequency presence and clarity."
Funktion One's Ambisonics rig will be located in The Glade, an area of the Glastonbury Festival that plays host to an aural rainbow of thrilling beats and breaks, enhanced by awe-inspiring lightshows projected onto the G Stage canopy. Having initially been a laidback ambient venue, it has developed into a platform for spontaneity where artists from a wide spectrum of backgrounds participate in creating something original and experimental.
Commenting on Funktion One's decision to employ an Orpheus interface, Prism Sound's Sales and Marketing Manager Jody Thorne says, "Funktion One has a real reputation for sound quality in the field of PA/touring rigs and we really value the endorsement Tony and John have given us by choosing to include a Prism Sound Orpheus FireWire interface into their pioneering Ambisonics rig. Our design philosophy has always been one of zero-compromise, and although Orpheus was initially targeted at the recording studio market, we recognize that it also offers huge advantages to live sound and playback applications where there is equal need for a high quality audio interface. We are therefore delighted to be associated with a live sound company that strives to put audio quality first and has chosen Orpheus because it best fits their criteria."
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The company loaned an Atlas to producer and Prism Sound fan James Mottershead so that he could record a classical crossover project in Norway . . . (5th November 2014)
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The Helsinki based facility chose Prism Sound equipment because it fits their brief to buy only the best . . . (30th October 2014)
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The clarity and detail provided by Orpheus is helping this legendary artist and producer to create a brand new sound . . . (24th October 2014)
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Emirates presses forward with expansion plans
Emirates airline has recently become the fourth launch customer for Airbus' new AIRMAN software tool, designed to enhance airlines' aircraft maintenance operations. The Dubai-based carrier is Airbus's largest A330 customer.
"This tool will provide Emirates with a simple means to operate real time, optimized maintenance activities and aircraft technical follow-up on its whole fleets," Executive Vice President Customer Services Patrick Gavin said.
Airbus, the European airliner consortium headquartered in Toulouse, France, has attracted five airline customers to its AIRMAN package in the four months since the product's launch: Finnair, Air France, JetBlue Airways, and now Emirates and Austrian Airlines.
Emirates, a launch customer for the Airbus 380 super-jumbo, has around four billion dollars in aircraft on order. As part of the airline's expansion plan, the company placed with Airbus Industry 23 orders for A330s and six A340-500s, to be delivered starting 2002, as well as five Airbus A380 super-jumbos and taken an option on five more, reported AFP. The airline aims to have as many as 210 planes operational by 2010, from a current fleet of 36 planes.
Emirates reassured last week it will be maintaining delivery of the 11 aircraft on order in the next 12 months. "These are tough times for the airline industry and business in general, but we aim to take delivery of the aircraft we have ordered," Simon said. "In time the traveling public will come back. It took 15-18 months after the Kuwait crisis and this time around I suspect that it would be at least that," the group's Director for Corporate Communications Mike Simon told Gulf News .
Following the September 11 terror attacks in the US, Emirates had announced it was reducing its flights to various destinations—including Bahrain, Muscat, Doha, Karachi, Hyderabad, Hong Kong, London, Dusseldorf and Zurich—for a two weeks' period, due to a lack of demand. Emirates currently serves 57 destinations worldwide.
Emirates Airline and Canadian aviation simulators provider CAE signed in mid-July a 10-year agreement to build and jointly operate Emirates new Aviation Training Center (EATC) in Dubai, reported Khaleej Times. Scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2003, the 365 million dirham ($100 million) facility will include six Full Flight Simulators (FFS), including a Boeing 737-NG, an Airbus A319/A320 and A330/340.
Emirates registered a 19.8 percent jump in passengers in 2000 to 5.7 million and a 24.2 percent increase in cargo to 335,194 tons. Passenger traffic jumped 14 percent in the first six months of 2001 to 6.8 million from 5.9 million the previous year. Cargo posted eight percent growth, handling 287.9 billion kilograms up until June 30. — (Mena Report)
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Knowledgeable staff, that include enthusiastic engineering student mentors, teach beginning and advanced classes ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=298 Storming Robots Storming Robots is the only authorized LEGO MINDSTORMS Center on the East of US focusing on robotics education. Storming Robots is also listed as the only summer robotics facility in New Jersey by the NASA Robotics Alliance Project. The center is ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=511 Visiontech Camps & Classes VisionTech Camps is a non-profit technology education provider located in San Ramon, California. We offer high tech accelerated technology based summer camps and after-school enrichment classes to kids ages 6-17, in San Ramon, Danville, Alamo, ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=550 Academic Programs Center for Innovative and Talented Youth The Center for Innovative and Talented Youth offers K-12 enrichment and acceleration programming for high interest and high ability kids. Our focus is not only on how kids think and learn, but how they discover ways to navigate the work while ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=547 Center for Talent Development at Northwestern University Does your gifted child want to take on new academic challenges and meet new friends this summer? 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Summer in New York City The Barnard College Summer in New York City program offers high school sophomores and juniors the opportunity to immerse themselves in college life. Academic course offerings are varied and class sizes are limited. Through various activities and ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=448 Camp Broadstone - Appalachian State University Summer Enrichment Program for Academically Gifted Youth Camp Broadstone's Summer Enrichment Program for Academically Gifted 4th – 9th grade Boys and Girls combines academic pursuits with a fun and exciting traditional camp experience. The program features a blend of morning enrichment classes and ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=410 Case Western Reserve University Through an innovative joint partnership between Case Western Reserve University and Northwestern University's Center for Talent Development and designed a ground-breaking approach to education that emphasizes hands-on practice for students in grades ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=273 Education Program for Gifted Youth, Stanford University The EPGY Summer Institutes are two, three and four-week residential programs offered by Stanford University for academically talented and motivated middle and high-school students. 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Students may attend for 1 week ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=225 UConn Mentor Connection Mentor Connection is an annual, three-week, summer program at the University of Connecticut for academically talented secondary students. It provides participants with opportunities to participate in creative projects and research investigations ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=462 University of Arkansas Summer Institute for Gifted & Talented Scholars The University of Arkansas Summer Institute for Gifted & Talented Scholars provides an intensive three-week residential experience for rising 8th, 9th and 10th grade students with exceptional academic ability. This advanced and educationally ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=461 University of Northern Colorado - Summer Enrichment Program Two-week residential academic program held on the University of Northern Colorado Campus, Greeley. Session 1, July 8-21, & Session 2, July 22-Aug 4, 2006. Fee: $1,365/session. http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=496 University of Oregon - Summer Enrichment Program Two-week campus-based residential program with stimulating academic experiences and spirited social activities for gifted youth completing grades 6-10. Leadership program for grades 11-12. Challenge yourself and pursue your curiosity in a variety of ... http://www.nagc.org/ViewResource.aspx?ConsultantID=496 College Preparation Programs Academic Study Associates (ASA) ASA offers pre-college, study abroad, language immersion, and college admissions prep summer programs for students finishing grades 9-12. 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Location: kent , the patio of England
Oddometer: 38
7 days, 2400 miles
Not the biggest of trips, i know, but its my first and i hope of many. The plan is to set of from Kent to the east coast of spain to visit my Brother and his family, it was going to be a surprise but even the best made plans are subject to change and imagine my surprise when my brother turns up on my doorstep ............Go figure !
The trip is the brainchild of my partner and she has changed the plans a couple of times, We were going to utilise the ferry from Portsmouth to Santander.I wanted to ride through France but Sharon wasn't a big fan of that idea . Then i get a call at work
S " i've been thinking"
me "steady"
S "maybe we could ride through France"
me" ok.........whats changed your mind?"
S "i've been talking to you brother"
go figure !!
so the plan is get the ferry from Dover to Calais then Ride to Orleans and spend 2 nights there, Ride to Bordeaux (spend a night) ride through Pyrenees national park over the mountain range and on to Zaragoza in spain for 1 night and from there its a run down to Javea spend 2 days with my brother chilling out ..........
Today sharon has admitted to sitting on the washing machine whilst its on a full spin cycle says she's training for 5 days in the saddle
Joined: Sep 2009
Location: kent , the patio of England
Oddometer: 38
Well this is my first trip abroad and one I had been wanting to do for along time, but never had the opportunity, until that is we bought this .
Its a 2009 KTM990
So Sharon and I hatched a plan to visit my brother who lives in Spain (and going through a bit of a tough time ) .
The original plan was to get the ferry from Portsmouth to Santander then ride to Zaragoza stop over in a hotel then ride to Javea .All that changed after Sharon spoke to my brother, and our plans were changed and we were now riding through France .
Either of us have not had a holiday for a few years so we decided to stay in hotels on our route south and Sharon had chosen the hotels she liked and that had secure parking for the bike, This list was open to change and was altered several times up until the night before we departed .
So with Sharon organising accommodation it was left up to me to sort the bike, luggage and route, the bike was easy all I had to do was follow the instruction to change the suspension settings
Easy peasy
The packing agreement was that Sharon would have the panniers and I would use the Ortileb bag and strap it to the bike rack .
Ready to go
Our space on the Shuttle was booked for 12:20 so we left home at 10:30 an took a breaking in ride through the kent countryside from Marden to Ashford followed by a short 10 mile blast down the M20. We arrived early and took the option of an earlier shuttle offered to us, The crossing was painless and the staff friendly, Ill certainly use their service again
Our first hotel was at Orleans, south of the capital Paris,
Im glad we fuelled up before we left 1 euro 50 cent was the average price we paid through out France The traffic out of Calais was fairly heavy but nothing that would worry a seasoned biker but when your travelling partner has never been on the back of a bike it can be a little intimidating and boy did I know about it ..
Once out of the town and on the A26 Sharon started to settle down , but wouldnt let me go above 110 kph and considering our first days riding was all on motorways it was going to be slow !
I used the bikes two trip counters to work out when I needed to start to look for a fuel station and the other for the days total distance travelled . Fuel stations came and went then the fuel light came on and display switched over to a different counter and I know that I can do about 36 miles before running out , The whole trip averaged about 280 kilometers per tank before the light came on ..
After the A26 we picked up the A1 and headed for Paris and rush hour traffic L I was prepared to sit and wait in line like everyone else and watched countless bikes pass us and one thing I noticed was the cars parting to let them through ( Almost as if Moses was sitting on their shoulders ) I thought I would give it a go J filtering on a bike as big and as wide as the KTM is with the panniers on , took a lot of concentrating especially as your passenger was squealing and tensing up every time you past a lorry but the traffic did part and we made it through and eventually arrived at Orleans
(does my bum look big ?)
(hotel parking, of the street and around the back)
(Loire river)
Orleans to Gensac
If Sharon was telling this tale it would be completely different to my version and Im sure that the few who know me will hear her account .
We woke at about 7am and had a coffee and a chance to study the map and decide on a route. We chose a route that avoided toll roads and that would a theme that we would stick too until we left my brothers,
The route would be Blois,Tours, Chatellerault, Limoges and Perigueux , We followed the river Loire through the valley and some amazing scenery and unbelievable roads
We arrived in tours at about 11:30am and looked for some where to eat and wound up in a small square on some back streets
Feeling refreshed it was back on the bike and head for Chatellerault ..Errrr yeah !!
With new found zest, I took a wrong turn and it wasnt until we almost got to Chateauroux that we realised our mistake and instead of sticking to main roads we opted to cut cross country to Poitiers, this added hours to the time spent on the bike and made for an unhappy girlfriend, after much back tracking we were finally on the right road from Limoges to Perigueux N21 only to find it closed and a verbal diversion offered in broken English by a helpful engineer, we were back on backroads and blindly following the line of traffic in front of us. Hanging out for a break we rode through a tiny village and came across this sign
So we pulled over and although we didnt speak French and they didnt speak English we managed to secure two cups of coffee and a well earned rest ..with time getting on we said our goodbyes and set off to find Gensac, by the time we got there it was late we were both hungry and not talking to each other and to cap all sharon had to eat dinner whilst still wearing her riding gear, this upset her even more and made for an interesting evening
Gensac to Zaragoza
Another early start !!!!!!! 7am, things are still a little strained and not even a coffee could soften the heart.
Whilst I was busy checking over the bike and loading it, Sharon was checking us out of the hotel and glancing over the route so there was no repeat of yesterday
Our route today was to head for Pau, a town sitting at the base of the Pyrenees . From Gensac we took back roads heading to Bergerac to get to the D933,
Once on the D933 our plan was to stop at first town to get a coffee, this was Marmande a sizeable town with a large square and plenty of bars.
I dont know why but I like the French way of life and their sort of village square mentality something that is missing from English towns.
From here we carried on the D933 and picked up the D934 Avoiding the Town of Mont-de-Marsden, the D934 turned into the D834 and our route into Pau. We stoped here on the edge of town to get fuel and food before crossing the Pyrenees, as all ways we stopped at a bar/restaurant where no one spoke English so ordering food was entertaining and when your partner is a veggie its pot luck !!!!
This was our first view of the Mountains
The road through the mountains ran along side a river and the road twisted and turned and the scenery was just amazing and it was easy to take your eyes of the road ..
By this time Sharon had enough !!
All to soon we were travelling through the 10k tunnel that separated France and Spain and the boarder crossing was as simple as that On to Zaragoza, the road out of the mountains opened out onto a plateau with high peaks in the distance , Mountain passes make for interesting riding but I found them tiring, not physically but mentally,
Sharon on the phone to her dad !!!!!
Our approach to Zaragoza was on one of the many roads leading to and from this large city, lined by industrial estates and universities and used by all and sundry including donkeys pulling carts laden with olive stumps and branches . The temperature according to the reading on the bikes dash 38oc !!!!!!!!!! As we get closer to the city I notice the fuel light has come on, for how long I have no idea, being as our hotel is in the city centre I opt to refuel tomorrow. The closer to the city we get the heavier the traffic became ..
We are both hot , and the traffic is stop start , Im unable to filter due to the panniers but scooters a zooming through the traffic as if on an urgent mission , we follow the traffic and end up getting lost and hotter, the bike stalls !!!! I thumb the starter it fires into life and stalls again after about 30 yards wtf , Sharon gets of the bike and walks up to a local, I cant hear what she is saying but her body language and gesturing warns me that she is getting annoyed, meanwhile I try to get the bike running but it wont run, this happened before whilst riding through London and sure enough as I open the fuel cap there is a BIG rush of air into the tank and the bike fires first time and continues to run . We continue to look for the hotel even asking local police who direct us to the centre of the city and then ask someone else ..we do as instructed but no one has heard of the hotel Pala fox !!! So we ride around some more getting more and more lost and a certain someone getting really annoyed with me and I can hear her sarcastic comments over the hum of the traffic, as we pull up to a set of traffic lights a police car pulls up along side and the passenger window is down , Hotel Pala fox ! I shout over the noise , they both turn and look at me as if I was from Mars Hotel Pala fox the penny drops and they turn to each other discuss my request and then nod in agreement, the passenger leans out the window and in a flurry of hand movements and Spanish offers directions that as far as I can make out, instruct me to turn left ? I look up and see a bus only sign , I point to it and shrug my shoulders whilst looking at the police, he sees what Im pointing at turns to his mate they both laugh , he looks at me and says you follow . the car pulls out in front of us and stops the traffic he waves us out , the blue lights go on and we have our own police escort through the streets of Zaragoza, we used Bus lanes, one way streets(the wrong way)!!!!!, ran stop signs and red lights they held traffic up so we could cross streets, it was all a blur and all too soon we were at our destination
What I saw of the city, I liked but was unable to take photos due to being harassed and under pressure and arriving at a city during rush hour !!! Is a big mistake.
By the time we had got ourselves sorted it was late, but the Spanish dont eat until late. So we went for a stroll and ate out choosing a restaurant down a side street full with locals so we sat there a people watched and talked about the days events
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Lugoff-Elgin High School (L-EHS) science teacher Holly Sullivan has been selected as a South Carolina state finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST).
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The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) technology plan includes five sections that address students, professional development, instruction, communications and technical support -- guidelines that KCSD Director for Technology Phyllis David said the school district will look toward during the next five years.
When Tony Boykin stepped into the Camden High School's (CHS) old building on Laurens Street more than 40 years ago, he had no way of knowing how many memories would be created in Memorial Hall.
With the state budget still up in the air, the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees were still unable to pass a 2011-12 fiscal year budget during its meeting Tuesday evening.
Meredith Toole, April Barrett, and Ashleigh Hough have been awarded the 2011 Laurie Slade Funderburk Leadership Scholarship. For a fourth year, the South Carolina General Assembly Women's Caucus has given scholarships in honor of each of the sixteen women legislators currently serving in the South Carolina General Assembly. Representative Funderburk is currently serving as the Chair of the Women's Caucus.
The Kershaw County School District will close its Parent Portal for system maintenance on Friday, June 10. The portal will reopen at the beginning of the 2011-12 school year.
Two Kershaw County School District teachers have been selected to attend a summer science institute at Roper Mountain Science Center in Greenville.
On Saturday, April 30, Team DME, consisting of several You Go, Girls; faculty members; and school friends took to the streets in the Providence Women's Heart and Sole race in Columbia to help raise awareness for women's heart disease, the number one killer of females in South Carolina. Some of them completed the five mile walk or run, while others opted for the 3 mile walk or run. No matter the distance, though, one thing is for sure... all had a fantastic time completing this heart-healthy event in our community. In the picture, You Go, Girl team members ...
Are female athletes being treated the same as male athletes at Lugoff-Elgin High School (L-EHS)? Marti and Mike Gogan decided to find out after realizing money raised to buy cheerleader uniforms was being used to cover other costs. If the answer is "yes," the Kershaw County School District (KCSD) could find itself in violation of Title IX federal funding regulations.
Jeremy Simmons of Lugoff attended Premiere Day at Charleston Southern University (CSU) April 2. He is a CSU prospective student and has been awarded the Dr. Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Scholarship.
Last year, six Camden Military Academy (CMA) students traveled to the National History Day competition in Maryland, in hopes of winning the prestigious national contest.
A number of Kershaw County students were named to the President's List and Dean's List for the 2011 spring semester at Francis Marion University.
If the S.C. House of Representatives passes a bill to funnel $105 million into education, then the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees may not have to draft a millage request letter to Kershaw County Council after all.
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The warrior stood and faced God,
Which will always come to pass,
He hoped his shoes were shining,
Just as brightly as his brass.
"Step forward now, old warrior,
How shall I deal with you?
Have you always turned the other cheek?
To my church have you been true?"
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Said, "No, Lord, I guess I ain't,
'Cause those of us who carry guns
Can't always be saint.
"I've had to work most Sundays,
And at times my talk was tough,
And sometimes I've been violent,
'Cause the world is awfully rough.
"But, I never took a penny
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Though I worked a lot of overtime
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I've wept unmanly tears.
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"If you've a place for me here, Lord,
It needn't be so grand. In life
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Chef's supper bowl is a mixed cheese and vegetable salad prepared with thin strips of bologna. Made with potatoes, celery and lettuce with other veggies, this supper bowl salad is pretty filling even as a side. Dressed with mayo and caraway cheese dressing, the supper bowl salad is one flavorful combo salad!
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This travel video for Rio de Janeiro stars a young and frisky Arnold Schwarzenegger, who sexually harasses just about every woman he sees during Carnival. This guy's a governor now. See more of Arnold in Rio on FFF Vol. 1 DVD.
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Asia and the World Roundtable SeriesMarch 2009—Present
The Asia and the World roundtable series examines the global implications of the rise of Asian power. For a thousand years, Asia was the engine of the global economy, a locus of science and innovation, a center of ideas and intellectual ferment, and the nexus of global power. After a long hiatus, Asia's major powers have now reemerged on the global stage, but their interaction with one another, and with the United States, on important issues and challenges is unsettled and evolving. Speakers and participants analyze the reemergence of China and India as global players, the changing role of Japan on the international stage, and efforts to reshape the international architecture to accommodate the rise of China and India, in particular. Sessions also consider the ways in which greater involvement in the world, not just their immediate neighborhood, is changing the strategic, economic, and political calculations of major countries in East, Central, and South Asia. Meetings look at the tensions, opportunities, and constraints that will determine whether and how the United States can forge partnerships with major Asian powers on issues of global scope. Other sessions may examine timely issues that arise in Central Asia, such as connections to the international oil and gas market, international institutions, and the global economy.