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A California tribe faces more than just the significant barriers written into the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act on bad faith claims in its bid to convince the U.S. Supreme Court that the state acted improperly in negotiating its gaming compact.
A California federal judge ruled Friday that Gilead can reopen the record following a jury's $200 million patent infringement verdict against it and admit more evidence to show a Merck attorney lied to access Gilead's confidential information, saying a fuller record will help her decide whether Merck has unclean hands.
Marvin Gaye's family filed a notice of appeal Wednesday to the Ninth Circuit over a California federal judge's refusal to award an extra $3.5 million in legal fees after last year's jury finding that Robin Thicke's and Pharrell Williams' "Blurred Lines" infringed one of Gaye's songs.
Pharmaceutical developer Syntrix Biosystems Inc. on Friday asked the Delaware Chancery Court to dissolve a company it formed with PharmaInvest LLC to develop a drug for autoimmune diseases, saying PharmaInvest failed to make required investments and paralyzed the business and a $60 million intellectual property right with an injunction.
Spinal device distributor Madsen Medical urged a California federal court Friday to reject attempts by a device maker, NuVasive Inc., to pare down a nearly $28 million verdict or get a new trial, saying the jury had it right the first time.
Oregon on Thursday urged the Ninth Circuit to reverse a district court's ruling that the state must face Oracle's copyright suit over allegedly not-paid-for work done on Oregon's health insurance exchange, arguing the state never waived its 11th Amendment immunity.
A pulp artist launched a contract suit in California court Thursday against Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures alleging the film companies ripped off his copyrighted tale of King Kong's origins on "Skull Island" for their upcoming reboot of the giant-gorilla monster movie franchise.
A former waitress for Roscoe's House of Chicken & Waffles served the famous restaurant with a proposed class action saying she was forced to clock out for breaks she didn't get to take and added individual claims, including that she was discriminated against for having darker black skin.
The U.S. Department of Labor on Thursday said the Ninth Circuit was right to uphold an agency rule barring employers from using tip pools to boost kitchen worker wages, arguing that the decision does not conflict with previous court rulings or labor laws.
Manatt Phelps & Phillips LLP has strengthened its financial services team with the addition of a former BuckleySandler LLP partner with more than two decades experience counseling and defending banks, lenders, retailers, insurers and other entities on a broad swath of litigation and enforcement matters.
Though a Formfree Holdings Corp. patent asserted against a rival lender-software company was found invalid, Formfree need not pay the rival's legal fees given the "unsettled" law on patent eligibility following the landmark Alice decision, a California federal judge has ruled.
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Recently proposed regulations that would create sweeping changes to the federal income tax treatment of related-party debt could also have far-reaching effects for state income tax purposes, particularly on the deductibility of intercompany interest expenses in states that do not adopt consolidated returns or similar rules, say Jeffrey Friedman and Madison Barnett of Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP.
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Covering over 24 hectares (59 acres) of Phoenix Park, it is divided into areas named World of Cats, World of Primates, The Kaziranga Forest Trail, Fringes of the Arctic, African Plains, Birds, Reptiles, Plants, City Farm and Endangered Species.
Enjoyable day out but car parking can be a problem.
One of the best Zoo's in Dublin. There has been done real effort here to build nourishing animal specific enclosures. A great day out for children and adults alike.
Loved Dublin Zoo. Spent 3 hours walking round taking pics. Even enjoyed eating breakfast at a table beside the Meerkat in the Meerkat Restaurant.
Really nice zoo. You ought to see the Red panda and Okapi.
Have lunch outside of zoo. Avoid restaurant and fast food there. Same goes for coffee.
It's totally walkable and the distance between different animals is low. It's super easy to spot an animal. Also as of 2015 autumn you can see young of animals like lion or elephant.
Nice zoo. Not too large, you only need a few hours. Great animals, especially the snow leopard. Worth a visit even though it's a bit further from the centre. Recommended.
Lack of animals 🙃! Could have been an off day.
Fab day out with or without the kids 😃
Great day out be sure to coach all the feeding times and talks as they make the trip!
Very nice but not as great as I expected. But good way to spend afternoon. Make sure to pick day when without rain *which is a challenge in Ireland :)
Buy tickets online!
A dry day destination.
A great enjoyable zoo for adults & especially kids
Lots of animals, friendly staff.
Great zoo with great animals. Great for kids as well.
Start with the lions and end with the meerkats. Fun place for the family.
Didn't feel the animals were all that happy. Don't like zoos.
So expensive but it has a very impressive lake view with a peaceful atmosphere.
Great day out for any age! Sea lions get feed at 2.30 don't miss it!
I don't think this needs an to be explained. I just love Dublin zoo. Got to see the elephants being fed, all was quiet as it was during the week and got to speak to the zoo keepers. Never gets old.
Many animals are fed early in the morning and in Summer time the animalistic
Check out the baby elephant born July 2014
African planes when it's sunny
Take it slowly, it is worth it.
Please check official daily activities so you won't miss them.
If you wanne beat the line. Go online and buy a prepaid ticket on
No need for a watch. The rain starts 40 minutes before closing
The African sanctuary is very nice.
Great coffee and delicious food for little ones - look out for the Mercats!
You have to follow the map carefully to find some animals (red pandas, for example, are tough to locate) but this is a great zoo with lots of very photogenic animals, so bring your camera!
A great place to bring the kids
Great place for a picnic!
Had a lovely time
There is a hidden path down the side is the Nakuru restaurant, follow this to a hidden hut by the lake side. Excellent secluded spot for lunch
The red pandas are lovely! Didn't even know there was such thing :)
Insufficient toilet facilities that are far from one another. :(
Sealion feeding time was amazing.. Great day out for all ages
There are several cafes and kiosk around the zoo serving delicious sandwiches, hot coffee, pizza, ice cream and more.
The zoo has a lot of places to rest and vending machines dotted along the route for a quick drink or snack
Don't miss the little show they do at the sea lions' stand!. It is fun!.
Amazing zoo!!! Animals have loads of space and you can see them anytime!
Brilliant day out for the kids. Go early on the weekend to avoid crowds.
Snow Leopard and the Red Panda are the best <3
Great inititive to upgrade the Zoo so visitors can get even closer to the animals - don't be afraid to visit soon!!!
Best for Gorilla's, Orangatans, Tigers, Elephants. The African plains area with Zebra, Giraffes and Rhinos etc. Need more Penguins tho. :-D Lion deceased, which was sad. :-(
Takes a few hours and a lot of walking to get round. Most of the animal viewing areas are good but they use reflective glass which hinders shots of resting areas in some places.
It's a nice place to visit at any age. Red panda and polar owl are the best!
The T-Rex paddock was a bit of a snooze fest. Even after they brought in the goat.
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Grateful Hearts Giving Network gives back to local moms
Some families will celebrate Mother's Day at home, perhaps playing around on the lawn and making a nice meal for their beloved matriarch. Some might travel to visit grandmothers. Others might even celebrate moms' special day with a gorgeous afternoon at the ballpark.
Some mothers and new or expanding families, however, will be spending their Mother's Day this year in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
Amy Scott was lucky enough that neither of her two boys required time in the NICU, but she remembers her time in the hospital. In fact, as she walked around the Doerr Family NICU at Columbia St. Mary's Thursday afternoon, gathering 100 blue tote bags – filled with items of comfort and necessity, like lotions, journals and even quarters for the hospital vending machine – to hand out to mothers in the unit, she even recognized one of the nurses at work.
"She probably doesn't remember me," Scott noted, "but I remember her."
It can be an intense, lonely time for mothers in the NICU. That's a part of the reason why Scott and her friend Erin Nevicosi – a mother of two boys herself with a girl currently on the way – created the Grateful Hearts Giving Network. The fledgling charity organization was founded to give people a chance to give back to those in times of need – in this case, those in the NICU – by donating and assembling useful items into gift bags.
"We both have healthy children – a lot of us have healthy children – but it could be any of us having a baby in the NICU," Nevicosi said. "When you're traveling back and forth, and you're spending hours upon hours in here, it's tough. So we put together items to let these families know that other moms are empathizing with them."
The idea for the group came to Scott back around Christmas time in 2012 thanks to a simple Facebook post from Nevicosi, asking what friends and family were doing to give back to others during the holiday season.
"People give to charities around the holidays, but I was just curious, like, should I do more than just write a check," Nevicosi said. "Social media really brought us together. We had known each other for years through social media, and then I posted that thing about charity and (Amy) just took it and ran."
"It was the Facebook post that she wrote, asking what we're all doing, and I just started thinking about it," Scott said. "I was just giving checks, to St. Jude or the food bank or whatever. But I thought if I could get a bunch of friends together, we could make an even bigger impact than just writing a $100 check. I couldn't have done this alone, but with everybody together, we could really do something awesome."
"Something awesome" wound up being the Grateful Hearts Giving Network, created by Scott and Nevicosi. For their first event, they gathered 20 friends and family who helped assemble about 20 bags totaling nearly $2,000 for the NICU mothers. The following year's party was even more successful.
This past weekend's delivery, however, was their greatest success in their young nonprofit's existence so far. Earlier in the month, Nevicosi and Scott held a kick-off event party which gathered up more than 50 donors and 100 bags of donated items, which they then delivered to the Columbia St. Mary's NICU Thursday afternoon. The group's goals, though, are still growing.
"We are so overwhelmed by the donations that we've gotten and the response that we hope to make it even bigger in the future: by geographical area and scope," Scott said. "We just hope that a lot of people will want to get involved."
While the Grateful Hearts Giving Network's current focus is on supporting NICU families, Scott and Nevicosi hope to expand it to similar units across the state, as well as other people in need. The lynchpin of their plan is their upcoming website, which will serve as a communal place for others to take the Grateful Hearts brand and put it into further action.
"The ultimate goal is for people to take this idea, our brand, and use it for their own parties and purposes, benefiting their own hospitals," Nevicosi said.
"We'd love to have our website eventually be just filled with other people having these parties with our bags, connecting with each other, sharing their gratitude and giving it back," Scott added.
Nevicosi predicted that the site will be up in a couple of months, fall by the latest. For the time being, however, the nonprofit uses its Facebook page to set up future bag collection parties and keep those interested involved.
It's a growing organization, but for now, Scott and Nevicosi are happy right now bringing a little extra Mother's Day cheer to moms in need.
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The Toronto stock market and the loonie were sharply higher Thursday after U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke offered reassurances that a key stimulus measure that has helped global markets rebound this year isn't going away any time soon.
The S&P/TSX composite index ran up 186.33 points to 12,493.26, pushing the TSX back into positive territory for the year, albeit only by 60 points or 0.5 per cent.
Bernanke said in a speech after markets closed Wednesday that the U.S. economy still needs help from the central bank's low interest rate policies because unemployment remains high and inflation is below the Fed's target.
The greenback weakened sharply following Bernanke's comments and the Canadian dollar surged 1.21 cents to 96.29 cents (U.S.) after hitting an intraday high of 96.43 cents (U.S.).
U.S. indexes took off to record highs as the comments from the Fed chief reassured investors who were dismayed by his remarks last month that the Fed would likely slow its bond purchases later this year and end them around mid-2014 if the American economy strengthened.
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"Sit back and enjoy the bull market," said Ron Meisels, president of Phases + Cycles in Montreal. "There is still a lot of money on the sidelines ready to buy bargains. And there are still bargains in New York and Toronto."
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The Sheriff's Department of Ulster County, New York, provided light duty for employees with work-related injuries but didn't provide it for anyone else. Plaintiff Ann Marie Legg, a corrections officer at the County Jail, requested light duty for her pregnancy — in 2008 — and was denied it because her pregnancy was obviously not a work-related condition. Just about any employer in 2008 would probably have done the same.
Ms. Legg was forced to go out on maternity leave, but after she had the baby, she returned to work . . . and filed a discrimination charge, followed by a lawsuit. A federal judge in New York dismissed the pregnancy discrimination claim on the ground that the County had a neutral policy of not providing light duty except for on-the-job injuries. Ms. Legg had other claims that went to trial. At trial, she won one claim and lost the rest.
Unfortunately for the County, final judgment in the case wasn't entered until August 2014, and both sides appealed. You can probably guess the rest — the appeals were still pending in March 2015, when the Supreme Court issued its decision in Young v. UPS, which arguably meant that the district court's dismissal of the pregnancy discrimination claim wasn't valid any more.


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Dr. King responds to Joyce Armstrong, a student at Central High School, regarding her concerns on equality. Dr. King expresses his deep appreciation and states, "it is gratifying to us to know that so many young people are dedicated to the cause of Freedom."
Eunice Gentry writes to Dr. King expressing gratitude for his bravery and encouraging words. In closing Gentry states, "I am glad you are marching for us."
In this letter Oliver Hunkin, of the British Broadcasting Corporation, offers his gratitude to Dr. King for an interview that he gave to Gerald Priestland of BBC-2.
For the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Highlander Folk School, Dr. King delivers the speech "A Look To The Future." He uses a timeline to explain the adversities African Americans endured to gain recognition as American citizens. He also points out the efforts of the Ku Klux Klan and the White Citizens Councils to make African Americans second class citizens. Lastly, Dr. King points out that America should be more maladjusted in order to avoid failing to cope with the demands of the normal social environment.
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Professor Dr. E. Wolf, Chairman of the International Peace Bureau, writes Dr. King expressing the bureau's desire to have him as a guess speaker at their annual conference in Norway.
The author writes Dr. King and questions his motives for speaking so "rashly" against the conflict in Vietnam.
Mrs. W. Brown proclaims that Dr. King should preach a colorblind love that is absent of hate and resentment toward white people. She further asserts that the contributions Dr. King received could have been used to improve substandard housing. Mrs. Brown continues to discuss her perception of the inadequacies within the black community in comparison to white people.
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This transcript of Dr. King's address during the Gadsden, Alabama Rally addresses the ills of segregation in the South. He professes that the accusation of civil rights demonstrations being responsible for creating tension is equivalent to blaming the act of robbery on the wealth of man.
Berwyn Jones offers his gratitude to Dr. King for his strong stance in opposition to the Vietnam War. The letter is written a day after Dr. King makes his famous speech entitled "Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence" at Riverside Church in New York.
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Joan Daves issued this royalty statement for the German edition of "Why We Can't Wait."
The author discusses six lessons that readers can learn from Communist China concerning America and the church. The first lesson being on corruption, if uncontrolled, leads to tyranny. The second and third lessons focus on change. The forces in the world during that time (namely Communism) and the methods they used exceeded what people thought was possible in history.
The Washington, D.C. chapter of Morehouse College Alumni invites Dr. King to speak at its first annual Public Affairs Forum. The organization suggests a topic of "The Negro 100 Years After Emancipation."
This press release is an overview of Congressman John Conyers, Jr.'s "Full Opportunity Act of 1967."
Dr. King declines Canon Hugh Montefiore invitation to speak at the University Church in Cambridge, England due to his pastoral duties at his own church.
In this letter accompanying a contribution, Ms. Clark expresses her condolences after Dr. King's assassination and pledges her personal support in continuing his mission.
Jacob Seidenberg, the Executive Director of the President's Committee on Government Contracts, provides details on the agenda to the participants in the Religious Leaders Conference. Dr. King was one of those participants.
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Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Vera Duckworth's ghost to haunt Coronation Street
Vera, will apparantly reappear before Jack finally leaves the cobbles. The paper says that Corrie are developing a story that sees Vera's spirit come back to Weatherfield to chat to Jack before he leaves in December.
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- Coronation Street Corner said...
I hope she won't be speaking though, just an appearance. Like they did with Jack Sugden in Emmerdale. He didn't say nowt, and it was more effective and poigniant. Maybe because the actor himself had died.
- 23 June 2010 at 09:35
Depends on how they do it...I'm not big on visitations from the afterlife as a plot device, but Vera would be the exception and if they choose to have her chat with her beloved, dear Jack before he leaves the Cobbles-- well, why not?
I'm looking forward to the gossip afterwards about a spirit hanging about, actually -- starting with Norris who'll probably give a bit of a start each time he looks or passes their flat!
- 23 June 2010 at 12:16
- Chewy said...
I think it will be less of a ghost, more of an "inner conversation" that Jack has in his mind with Vera, I hope it takes place in an empty Rovers
- 23 June 2010 at 15:01
I like it.
Must admit the article made it out to be more laughable, but, handled with sensitivity, as I'm sure it will be, I think it will indeed be poignant.
Jack has, since Vera died, been shown to 'talk' to her, consult her and show affection for her memory. His leaving will be sad enough, I think this 'visitation' will be appropriate.
- 23 June 2010 at 17:10
Well, exactly. Since "ghosts" do not exist, Jack's "conversation" with Vera will of course be all in his mind - as he loved Vera so much, it makes sense to him, if no-one else, that he can still hear his Swamp-Duck's voice. As has been pointed out, this is not without precedent in Jack's case, and it actually reflects many peoples' actual experience. Could be a Kleenex job if done well - which I expect it will be.
- 23 June 2010 at 23:55
Omnibus MINIBUS....
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I think you'll find (ahem) it's omnibus, trolleybus...
- 24 June 2010 at 08:44
- Yoork said...
I hope this isn't true...just seems disrespectful in a way.
- 25 June 2010 at 03:36
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Canadian startup mySpark Technologies is promising a high-performance Android tablet for education later this year.
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Hip-hop suffered yet another loss last night — Afeni Shakur, mother of Tupac, has died at the age of 69.
Hip-Hop/Rap songs in the Top 10
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I've been slacking on keeping up with albums that I should be listening to this year. ITunes is hardly the place to look so any help would be appreciated.
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1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology) – 2012
Jon Connor – The Peoples Rapper LP
El-P – Cancer4Cure
OC & Apollo Brown – Trophies
Clear Soul Forces – Detroit Revolution(s)
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Copywrite – God Save The King
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Lecrae – Church Clothes
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Check this out, seriously. It is a really creative project and if you want go on youtube. He has videos to go with 7 out of the 18 tracks.
Lil B's God's Father: actually really good. My bias is maybe that I've never heard any of his other stuff, but I enjoyed it a lot. It has got a lot of tracks though.
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Home > Press > UC San Diego and UC Davis team to boost solar power in California
The University of California, San Diego, in collaboration with UC Davis will use a two-year, $700,000 grant from the California Energy Commission to expand the development and use of solar energy in the state. The new California Solar Energy Collaborative will collect and critically analyze existing solar research; facilitate research in gap areas where existing data are insufficient; and develop consensus among key solar stakeholders based on this research by tracking the evolving landscape of solar technology development and use in California. This new collaborative is also intended to help California achieve an ambitious target of installing 3,000 megawatts of solar in California by 2017.
UC San Diego Chancellor Marye Anne Fox said the Collaborative will help establish UC San Diego and UC Davis as powerhouses for solar energy research.
"This Solar Collaborative is a large and significant role in the state, nation and the world, and being selected to co-lead this initiative is a significant challenge and responsibility," Fox said. "As renewable energies continue to take center stage around the globe, we hope to strengthen ties across academia, industry and the government to create the best solutions for our energy use and for our environment."
Much of the solar research at UC San Diego is being led by the Jacobs School of Engineering, which has world-renowned experts on photovoltaics, nanotechnology, green computing and weather monitoring.
"The Jacobs School of Engineering continues to be a leader in developing sustainable solutions for society," said Jacobs School Dean Frieder Seible. "The Solar Energy Collaborative is another example of our commitment to accelerate the creation and use of renewable energies. The Jacobs School was instrumental in installing the first set of photovoltaic arrays on campus. As a constant reminder that our campus is actively engaged in developing green technologies, we installed a public LED display by the Charles Lee Powell Structural Engineering Laboratory to make students, faculty, staff, and other passersby aware of the daily generation and consumption of energy on campus. With about 1 megawatt of photovoltaic capacity, and 1.4 more megawatts coming online later this year, the UC San Diego campus currently generates and manages more photovoltaic energy than any other campus in the UC system."
One of the Solar Collaborative's goals is to help establish a much needed comprehensive energy policy for the State of California, including the development of roadmaps for introducing solar technologies to the state. The collaborative also will determine which solar technologies will be most efficient by evaluating market and growth trends, as well as regulatory, economic and financial constraints and barriers.
The Solar Collaborative will be co-led by Farrokh Najmabadi, Director of UC San Diego's Center for Energy Research; Ed Yu, Associate Director of the Center for Energy Research; and Peter Stroeve, professor of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at UC Davis.
"Our research focuses on making solar energy more efficient and economical, allowing major expansion of solar power in California," said Farrokh Najmabadi, also a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UC San Diego. "Southern California is an ideal location for deployment of solar power and UC San Diego can play a major role in this endeavor."
UC Davis is also engineering a sustainable future through its renewable energy initiatives and research. The campus is an international leader in many aspects of environmental research and education particularly renewable energy, climate change, sustainable agriculture, energy efficiency and conservation, and advanced transportation technology and policy. Green projects at UC Davis include new sources of bioenergy, advanced photovoltaic materials, solar thermal systems, enhanced wind turbine design and efficiency, high efficiency lighting, advanced cooling systems for western climates, and modeling approaches for energy system optimization.
According to Stroeve, "Solar energy is a renewable and sustainable source of energy for California that is yet to be explored and exploited for its full potential. However, fundamental problems need to be addressed in order to make solar energy economical. The Solar Collaborative between the California Energy Commission, UC San Diego and UC Davis will facilitate the development of solar energy in California."
The California Solar Energy Collaborative falls under the California Energy Commission's California Renewable Energy program, which includes three other existing collaboratives focused on biomass, geothermal and wind energies. The total funding for all four initiatives, including the Solar Energy Collaborative, is $3 million.
Through the Collaborative, UC San Diego and UC Davis will reach out to utilities, research institutions, solar equipment manufacturers, regulatory agencies, as well as to investors interested in funding these new technologies. The Solar Collaborative will include a board of directors, as well as an executive director, who has not yet been named.
Art Ellis, UC San Diego Vice Chancellor for Research, noted that the Solar Collaborative will benefit from the campus's strong culture of interdisciplinary scholarship. "Progress in broad-scale deployment of solar energy will require expertise from such diverse fields as physics, engineering, social policy, and economics," Ellis said. "The fact that our campus is a living laboratory with a significant investment in solar energy will also allow our faculty, staff and students to become engaged in many aspects of the Solar Collaborative."
This is the California Energy Commission's first statewide solar collaborative.
"As a leader in supporting renewable energy, the Energy Commission strongly believes that funding research and development now will deliver dividends in the future for California's ratepayers," said Karen Douglas, Chairman of the California Energy Commission.
The Solar Collaborative will complement many of the initiatives and projects already going on at UC San Diego and elsewhere throughout the state, said Ed Yu.
"It will also facilitate interactions between researchers here and at UC Davis, and create more academic-industry collaborations," Yu said.
"There is great potential to improve solar technology," he added. "One of the things the collaborative will help do is bring together university-based researchers who are looking at longer term, fundamental solutions in solar energy and the end users, such as utilities and manufacturers. There is this so-called 'Valley of Death' between people like us who are doing basic and applied research and the commercial end users. Bringing these groups together under the Solar Collaborative will help bridge that gap. We hope it will help facilitate the transfer of new ideas developed within the universities to the commercial market."
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BATON ROUGE, La. - LSU has postponed its football game against Troy after Hurricane Gustav rolled through Louisiana this week.The university made the decision on Wednesday after having a full day to get a handle on damage to Tiger Stadium and around the community, much of which is expected to be without power into next week.
ATHENS - No. 1 no more.
Georgia sophomore running back Knowshon Moreno has been named a candidate for the 2008 Doak Walker Award, given to the nation's best running back.
ATHENS - Georgia defensive tackle Jeff Owens will have knee surgery and miss the rest of the season, making the senior the second starting lineman lost by the top-ranked Bulldogs in the past month.
ATHENS - Matthew Stafford had a big game, but it could have been bigger.Stafford passed for a career-high 275 yards and two touchdowns in Georgia's 45-21 win over Georgia Southern on Saturday. The junior completed 13 of 21 passes with no interceptions but graded his performance only so-so.
ATHENS - Wearing a red "G" jersey, a pure white English bulldog calmly trotted across green turf to be collared the University of Georgia's new mascot.
ATHENS - The collar fit, and for at least one game, so did the crown.
ATHENS - Here's what was new for 2008 on Saturday in Athens: Uga VII, a refurbished chapel bell, a fresh crop of coeds in black dresses and pledges in red pants, and a couple of freshmen football players that looked pretty good, too.
ATHENS - Georgia coach Mark Richt shouldn't have to bring up Appalachian State when warning his No. 1 team about the danger of opening against Georgia Southern on Saturday.
ATHENS - One year ago, Georgia had reason to worry about opening the season with three freshmen on its offensive line, but at least coach Mark Richt could look forward to having a strong returning nucleus in 2008.
ATHENS - Knowshon Moreno probably won't return punts in Georgia's opener against Georgia Southern on Saturday, but the idea of using the Bulldogs' star tailback on special teams is still alive.
Chris Hatcher took out his two-deep depth chart Monday and circled the players who have never played for Georgia Southern. The coach then took a deep breath and started counting. It took a while.
The coach then took a deep breath and started counting. It took a while.
ATHENS - Georgia is No. 1 in the nation, but quarterback Matthew Stafford has been no better than No. 2 in the Southeastern Conference, where Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow returns at Florida.
ATHENS - His picture adorned an article in USA Today that proclaimed his team the preseason No. 1 team in the country. He shared Sports Illustrated cover-boy status with two teammates. Several Web sites have been created to promote his run for a Heisman.
ATHENS - Georgia freshman Charles White will miss the season due to an Achilles' tendon injury that is cutting into the Bulldogs' depth at linebacker.
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