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After leading the world in promulgating the first batch of nanotechnological standards, China has launched an ambitious plan to develop a whole package of standards which might reshape world nanotech competition.The newly-established national nanotechnology standards panel coordinates governmental branches and research institutes to speed up the standards setting process.
Bai Chunli, vice president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), said here Monday in an interview with Xinhua, "Most developed nations are ready to announce their own standards in this field, but we still have no international standards."
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Dec 03, 2004
The Thomson Corporation has announced that customers can now leverage Derwent World Patents Index (DWPI) data, along with full-text patent office data, in their intellectual property workflows through enhancements made to Delphion productivity and analysis tools. A new development is inclusion of DWPI records in Work Files, personalized lists of patents that can be shared and annotated, in an effort to enable groups of users to collaborate on research findings. In addition to enhanced patent titles and abstracts written in English, DWPI data gives researchers the ability to view only one record per invention, eliminating the duplication created by multiple patent publications.
In addition to Work Files, users can now explore DWPI data through: Data Extract for export of key bibliographic fields--DWPI data can be combined with original patent office data in a format specifically designed for Derwent Analytics; a new Derwent Analytics filter for DWPI data exported from Delphion is available in conjunction with the release of these Delphion enhancements. Snapshot, with online analysis using bar charts combining DWPI and patent office fields. Clustering, which provides keyword-based linguistic analysis. PDF Express for bulk download of up to 500 PDFs of original patent documents, using the Basic record for DWPI results. (www.thomson.com; www.thomson.com/scientific)

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NEW YORK -- It was a day that was thick with chaos.
Bobby Valentine weaved in and out of explaining how he will handle Carl Crawford going forward. The former Red Sox manager, Terry Francona, held court in the team's clubhouse with the current manager, Valentine, across the hallway, sitting in his office. And, of course, an 8-6 Red Sox win over the Yankees at Yankee Stadium that went from disastrous to heroic within one inning.
But through it all there was one thing that -- if you truly believe there is hope for these 2012 Red Sox -- outweighed it all: Jon Lester's performance.
The numbers weren't mind-blowing by any means, with Lester finishing his no-decision by allowing four runs over six innings. But that wasn't the story. The real takeaway was what could be found on the mound compared to the image that had been presented by Lester of late.
Adjustments were made. Execution was altered. A mindset was flipped around.
But it wasn't until Lester found himself in front of his locker that it was truly determined that the pitcher who had totaled an 0-3 record with a 10.42 ERA in his previous four starts had left the building.
"Once I got in the clubhouse, I sat down and thought, 'OK, that was good. That was where I need to be,'" he said. "Like I said, I elevate one pitch after a walk and it's a homer. I still feel great about it."
There were mistakes, such as the one referenced by Lester -- a fifth-inning, two-run homer by Jayson Nix that brought the Yankees within two runs. But what the lefty did while delivering the majority of his 101 pitches was most notable. The Sox starter soaked in all the advice gleaned through everything from a biomechanics study performed a few weeks ago to pitching coach Bob McClure's emphasis in rediscovering the pitcher's overall confidence.
"I'm not worried about it when I'm out there," he said. "I'm trying to execute what I'm trying to do."
And a big part of what Lester was trying to fix was exactly what was identified by numerous baseball personnel familiar with the pitcher following his last start:
As it turns out, the problem hadn't become identifying the issues, but executing the solution.
"It's been kind of a work in progress this year," Lester said. "I fell into some bad habits last year, and this year it's been kind of the same deal, bad habits. I've worked on having better direction. It's been better the last three starts. The results obviously weren't there, but today was just better and downhill.
"It's still a work in progress. I'm still fighting the old way. It's still a work in progress. As long as I keep that feeling, it sounds simple, get your hand on top of the ball and throw it downhill. But sometimes it can be hard. I just have to keep that feeling."
Watching Lester get through his first eight batters without incident, it was easy to see this was a different pitcher than the one who had allowed a career-high 11 runs against the Blue Jays in his previous outing. His front leg could be seen driving toward home plate, with the hitters' view of each offering limited by the newly closed approach.
His first-inning pitch count -- which had gone from 29 to 27 to 29 to 31 over his last four starts -- settled at just 13. For the first time since May 14, Lester made it through the initial two innings without giving up a hit or walk. And after allowing the third-most hits of any pitcher since May 30, this time around Lester gave up just four of them.
"I felt great," Lester explained. "I felt like my body worked better today. It was lot easier. I don't know how many pitches I threw, but the ones I threw the effort level wasn't 150 million mph. It was controlled and what we're trying to do, execute pitches.
"People don't understand, we're not robots. When guys go in slumps swinging then probably they're not doing something right. But when the ball flattens out, something's wrong. It's just a matter of identifying what's wrong. There's always the stay close, stay back, stay tall, throw the ball downhill. There are always different cues. You just have to figure out what you're cues are to get you back in line. My mindset tonight was regardless of what happens, just continue to stay in that position."
There will be no talk of the minor leagues, or designation for assignment, or trade. (Do people realize how valuable even the potential of a top of the rotation starter who owns a luxury tax hit of just $6 million is these days?) At first glance the appearance might not reek of excellence, but it does ooze importance.
It was a reality Lester uncovered in his moment of solitude.
"Just sitting in my locker and kind of relive everything," he said. "I do it after every start, I relive everything through my eyes before I look at film. Now I go tomorrow just to verify how my pitches were, how they were reacting, how the shape of my pitches were and go from there. I was happy how things turned out."
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Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Jeff Goodman calls Mike and Rob to drop a ton of knowledge on the upcoming NBA Draft and some of the names available. Sorry fans - he doesn't see Kevin Durant or any big-named free agents coming to Boston and thinks they'll end up making the third pick this season. He also says that there is NO WAY he would trade next year's Brooklyn pick because the draft will be very deep. He discusses the chances of trading with Philly for Okafor, why he like Kris Dunn so much and much more.
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Danny recaps the Red Sox 7-2 win over the Orioles
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The Contortionist Music Video
This just sucks. Genuinely disappointed because exoplanet was great.
Also lol at the quote from the article. Just lol.
such a great song. the album rules. but this video is lolbad.
album is so much better than Exoplanet.
Sweet song
This was my favorite song off of Intrinsic, so good choice thar
Album absolutely slays.
That was awesome, definitely one of the best songs off of the album, though I can't really find one that I didn't like to be honest. Very cool video concept, album destroys.
"so boring this band needs to quit"
i could have sworn i've seen you yell at silentpotato or somebody for being an 'elitist prick' for saying something almost identical to this lol
Sounds closer to Exoplanet than Holovement did. Me gusta!
I love Holomovement, but I'm just glad they still feel like the same band.
How do any of you stand that guitar queef tone
Digging: Tiny Moving Parts - Celebrate
"How do any of you stand that guitar queef tone"
You my friend have never heard a queef ;)
This video was awesome and this song is awesome. The whole album is awesome. It's so relaxing to listen to and is very interesting... very unique in my opinion.
It definitely feels like a fluid evolution on their part. I'm excited to see where this takes them.. hence why my copy should be en route post haste!
Intrinsic makes me hard.
Forward thinking metal m/
Still havent heard this album.
Should I shouldnt I?
You decide.
Pretty cool.
Want to buy the album on itunes... but its not available? I felt like being a nice guy and paying for it, guess not.
Astronomicore m/
Album slays.
I don't see whats so bad about the video. Very "acid/LSD" feel to it. I was expecting to see something as bad as Last Chance To Reason's music video.
That groove with the drawn out synths kind of sucks
Digging: Vektor - Terminal Redux
Fucking awful band/ video.
^ not really even worth mentioning in the same sentence.
This was super awful. And I like this genre.
Bigger fan of The Contortionist than I am BTBAM.
Yeah well this wasn't a good first impression for me
"Bigger fan of The Contortionist than I am BTBAM.""
me too
Digging: Dom Kennedy - Yellow Album
mee three, colors is amazing tho
The B-roll in this video is silly awful.
"Bigger fan of The Contortionist than I am BTBAM.""
me too [2]
BTBAM sucks a fat one in comparison to this. Old BTBAM was awesome, though.
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David Moyes will aim to quieten talk over his Manchester United future by denting Manchester City's title hopes at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
Victories over Olympiacos and West Ham, the former overturning a 2-0 UEFA Champions League last-16 deficit to secure United's progression, have served to dampen criticism of the Scot.
However, Moyes knows murmurings could intensify if seventh-placed United again come up short at home against a bitter rival following the recent 3-0 home loss to Liverpool.
While the Old Trafford faithful will be far from satisfied by another game in which their sole aim is to hinder a rival's Premier League title aspirations, a triumph would be a feather in the cap of the United boss.
"We'll go into our next game confident and ready to get a result," said a bullish Moyes after Saturday's 2-0 win at Upton Park.
For City, the game carries similar significance at the start of what will likely prove a season-defining run of fixtures.
Currently six points behind leaders Chelsea with three games in hand, Manuel Pellegrini's men head to their neighbours brimming with confidence after a 5-0 drubbing of Fulham at the weekend.
But City will be aware, too, that the derby precedes trips to Arsenal and Liverpool, which sandwich a tricky home game against Southampton.
Pellegrini will not be able to call on the services of key striker Sergio Aguero, who is another week away from fitness as he continues his rehabilitation from a hamstring injury.
However, Edin Dzeko looks set to be fit after being taken ill before the Fulham game and Stevan Jovetic should also be available having returned from injury for the final eight minutes on Saturday.
"I think that this team doesn't depend just on one striker," said Pellegrini. "Maybe in the last week we had some problems with Aguero and Jovetic.
"Now Jovetic is coming back and I hope Aguero will be next week with the team. If they don't score there are other players that will do it."
Chief among the supporting cast is Yaya Toure, who boasts 16 Premier League goals this term following his hat-trick against Fulham.
Moyes will, therefore, be buoyed to have Rio Ferdinand available having been forced to deploy Michael Carrick at centre-back versus West Ham.
Ferdinand was rested at the weekend, but United will again be without Nemanja Vidic, who serves the second of his two-game ban.
At the other end, Moyes will surely deploy Juan Mata behind Wayne Rooney again as Robin van Persie continues to be sidelined.
City, boosted by the return of captain Vincent Kompany from a ban, head to United following four successive Premier League clean sheets and bidding for a third straight victory at Old Trafford in a row.
Pellegrini's men were also 4-1 winners when the sides met back in September at the Etihad Stadium.
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Everyone knows a conspiracy theorist who, at the slightest provocation, will spout a stream of cerebro-diarrhea about the secret organizations that control every minute aspect of our lives from the shadows. Well, it turns out you owe that guy a burrito, because he was totally right about everything ... except for the "secret" part. The sinister organizations making society dance like a puppet aren't illuminati or freemasons -- they're boring, ordinary groups gone mad with power. Groups like ...
5 The Auto Clubs That Invented Jaywalking to Shift Blame to Pedestrians
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Sure, we all hate it when some arrogant pedestrian has the audacity to get their blood all over our hood, but put yourself in the shoes of that oblivious walk-monkey for a second: Isn't it a little strange that, if you happen to cross the road at the wrong spot, you're the lawbreaker, even if you don't inconvenience any drivers at all? Motorcycles, bicycles -- hell, even horses supposedly have equal rights to the road. But you, with your primitive feet, have absolutely no business being there, and you're basically volunteering for a real-life game of Frogger every time you cross the street in a non-stripy section.
Except that you'd never have the stones to rock the vest/tie/no shirt combo.
But that wasn't always the case. When cars first arrived on the scene, they weren't guaranteed the right of way -- if a car hit a pedestrian, it was a shocking and public tragedy. The driver would face charges of something like "technical manslaughter" even when the accident was considered unavoidable. The thinking was that you're the one shooting about in a murder machine -- the burden of caution is on you.
It was auto clubs like AAA that first worked to make drivers the lords of the blacktop. Back in 1923, people started calling for physical speed limiters on cars to prevent accidents, and auto clubs (under heavy influence from the boys in Detroit) realized that slower cars would result in fewer owners, fewer sales, and fewer memberships. With an astoundingly subtle, graceful, not even slightly racist campaign, they lobbied and successfully kept American cars faster than your mom at a Loverboy concert.
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Although the idea of walling off Cincinnati does sound appealing to most modern Americans.
The bigger victory, though, was shifting the blame for accidents away from errant, roguish, begoggled old-timey automobilists over to those devil-may-care pedestrians. The concept of jaywalking basically didn't exist until the 1920s -- why would it? Streets were made for people to get around, and most people got around by walking. Now they suddenly had to get the hell out of the road to make way for cars. It makes sense to us today in our auto-centric culture, but picture that moment when it happened: It would be like waking up one morning to find that you could no longer walk down the hallway in your apartment building because too many people were getting hit by Segways.
So with the legislation in place, it came time to focus on changing people's perceptions. And much like cigarettes and Japanese card-battle games, auto makers found that they had to hit them young. AAA paid for the safety education of millions of students, telling children to use crosswalks and look both ways. Who could argue with that? It was all in the name of saving those precious young sales.
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EXCLUSIVE: Joan Rivers' BFF Kathy Griffin is tapped to become chief 'cop' on Fashion Police when it returns to the air in January
- E! Network has decided the hit show Fashion Police will continue - with Kathy Griffin at the helm
- Fashion Police producer Melissa Rivers has given Kathy her blessing as someone her mother would have approved of
- Griffin says Joan paved the way for women in comedy
Joan Rivers is a tough act to follow, but E! Network has decided its hit show Fashion Police will continue - with Kathy Griffin filling Joan's Jimmy Choos.
Show insiders tell MailOnline, that Joan's daughter Melissa Rivers agreed to continue to produce her mother's show and has given her blessing to the choice. E! executives are negotiating a deal with the popular redhead.
'Kathy has been told if she wants the gig she can have it because Melissa wanted someone who her mother would have approved of,' says the show source. 'Kathy will probably take the position but they are still working out the deal.'
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Bittersweet substitute: Joan Rivers and Kathy Griffin, here at the Comedy Central Roast of Joan in 2009, have long been friends. Now Kathy, with her brash, outspoken wit, has been tapped to take over for Joan on Fashion Police
In her memory: E! Network revealed it has decided hit Fashion Police will continue without its famed host, saying that is the way Joan Rivers would have wanted it
Sad farewell: Kathy was among the mourners at Joan's memorial service at New York City's Temple Emanu-El on September 7
Joan created Fashion Police and Melissa produced and directed the show, so Joan's grieving daughter may be on the first show they tape to say a few words about her mother and to introduce Kathy.
While Joan was in a coma, rumors were floating around at the time that Kathy would pitch hit for Joan on the show, which she vigorously denied.
"It's disgusting. It's not true,' she told Larry King . 'And I know that stuff shouldn't bother me at this stage of my career—you know, I thought I'd heard it all—but that one hurts, because it's as far from the truth as you can get.'
Griffin, 53, who was among the dozens of celebrities who attended her unconventional memorial service on September 7, lauded Joan for paving the way for women in comedy.
Kathy began performing in the early 1980's at the Improv Comedy Troupe at The Groundlings in Los Angeles. Her big Hollywood breakthrough came on the hit BRAVO reality show 'Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-list' that ran from 2005-2010. Kathy won two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Reality Program and she has released six comedy albums that were all nominated for Grammy Awards.
'Kathy adored and admired Joan,' a close family friend revealed. 'Not only did Joan mentor Kathy they were really close friends. Kathy is heartbroken that she is gone."
Fashion hit: The E! show also stared Giuliana Rancic, Kelly Osbourne and George Kotsiopoulos
Paying tribute: E! aired a special tribute Fashion Police show on September 19, hosted by Joan's daughter, Melissa Rivers
Since the 81-year-old's death on September 4, the show which she helmed had been on hold and its future uncertain.
But last week E! announced Fashion Police would return in 2015.
In a statement the broadcaster said it would return to television screens for post Golden Globes coverage and the decision was only made with the late comedian's daughter Melissa's blessing.
The statement said: 'We are deeply saddened by the loss of Joan Rivers and, for the last two weeks, have turned our attention to honoring her memory on all of our platforms. We have also thought long and hard about what Joan would have wanted as it pertains to the future of Fashion Police.
'We decided, with Melissa Rivers' blessing, that Joan would have wanted the franchise to continue.'
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Giuliana Rancic, Kelly Osbourne and George Kotsiopoulos.
The statement added: 'Fashion Police will return in 2015 commencing with Golden Globes coverage on Monday, January 12. No further details will be announced at this time.'
Tough shoes to fill: The redhead said the late host, pictured 2013, 'brought a fearlessness and a brand of humour into our homes that we really need'
Guiding force: The 81-year-old comedian had helmed the show since 2011 and is pictured in the post-Emmys and MTV VMAs show August 26
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She told ABC News on Thursday: 'A part of me is like Joan would want Melissa and us and the team to go on and I know she would, but it's just a matter of can there be a show without Joan?'
'Do we want to do a Fashion Police without Joan? I don't know.'
As the guiding force of the program, Joan led co-hosts Giuliana, Kelly and George since 2010 on the show that picked apart celebrity fashion on the red carpet.
Working till the very end: Only two days before the veteran actress suffered a cardiac arrest during a routine medical procedure, she was leading the charge against bad red carpet fashion
Starting off as just a half an hour show, it was quickly expanded to an hour as Joan's biting and no holds barred commentary on Hollywood's top stars won over audiences.
Only two days before the veteran actress suffered a cardiac arrest during a routine procedure last Thursday, she was leading the charge against bad celebrity fashion at the MTV VMAs and Emmy Awards.
During that show - aired August 26 - Joan had sounded a little raspier than usual but, if she was not feeling her best, the longtime red carpet reporter did not show it or hold back about those who committed fashion don'ts.
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'She's no superwoman': Court told Vicky Pryce was forced to take speeding points by 'her domineering bully husband'
- Pryce is 'woman of integrity' who wouldn't voluntarily break law, court hears
- Pleads not guilty to perverting course of justice on marital coercion grounds
Vicky Pryce was not a 'superwoman' but a normal person who was bullied by her 'ruthlessly ambitious' ex-husband Chris Huhne, a court heard today.
The economist is a 'woman of integrity' who would never have agreed to lie about Huhne's speeding points if he had not manipulated her into it, her lawyer claimed during closing statements in her trial for perverting the course of justice.
Pryce is relying on a defence of 'marital coercion', arguing that the former minister forced her to break the law by pretending she was driving the couple's car when it was caught on camera breaking the speed limit.
Huhne has already pleaded guilty to the same charge and resigned as Energy Secretary and MP for Eastleigh.
'Bullied': Vicky Pryce, left, claims she was forced by her then husband Chris Huhne, right, to accept speeding points on his behalf
Yesterday prosecutor Andrew Edis QC accused Pryce of telling 'barefaced lies' to the jury at Southwark Crown Court, and insisted that she was a strong personality who could not be coerced into breaking the law against her own wishes.
But her lawyer Julian Knowles QC said she had the same frailties as anyone else and was not 'bloodless' or 'emotionless'.
'She is not superwoman, they exist only in comic books,' he said. 'She was a real woman with real pressures. A job, five children - yes there was money around, sure, but money doesn't solve everything.'
He claimed Huhne had bullied her, repeatedly telling her she had to take the points.
Couple: Huhne and Pryce at the time of his re-election as MP for Eastleigh in 2010, months before their split
'Everyone has a breaking point, everyone runs out of gas, everyone makes mistakes, has moments of weakness, can be worn down,' Mr Knowles said.
'It doesn't matter who you are, where you are from, what you do, how many languages you speak.
'Every single one of us, given the right combination of circumstances, feel they have no option but to do something they don't want to do even though they know it's not the right thing to do.
'To portray Vicky Pryce as some bloodless, emotionless, career woman who never put a foot wrong, who never did things that she didn't want to do, is just so far wide of the mark that it ought to be dismissed out of hand.'
The barrister said Huhne was 'ferociously intelligent' and 'controversial' in Westminster, adding that he often regarded others, including Pryce, as inferior.
'People who regard others as their inferiors tend to expect their inferiors to do what they want them to do, and the fact that that was the dynamic in their marriage is of real and telling significance,' said Mr Knowles.
Trapped: Huhne's BMW is pictured speeding as he returned home from Stansted Airport in 2003
Flashy: The politician's car had a personalised number plate reading 'H11 HNE'
'How he treated her through the course of the marriage - intellectually intelligent he may have been, emotionally intelligent he certainly was not.
'Mr Huhne was a man who didn't let anything stand in the way of his career. He wanted to do more in his career than just write dry business articles somewhere two-thirds in the middle of the paper that only those with certain interests wanted to read.
'Ruthlessly ambitious, Mr Huhne wanted power, he wanted to be an MP - he wanted to be not just an MP, he wanted to be a leading MP.'
Pryce was worn down by her then husband's 'badgering', he said, telling jurors: 'He had been on at her and on at her and on at her.
'Bullies, domineers, don't just use their fists - they don't have to. Clever people like Mr Huhne have other ways of controlling and domineering, and it was the other ways that he utilised.
Affair: Huhne left Pryce for his aide Carina Trimingham, right; they are pictured outside court last week
'This combination of pressures forced her into a second's lapse when she scribbled her name on the form that he had already completed for her.
'There is quite simply no way Vicky Pryce, a woman of integrity, would willingly have sent that form for the sake of convenience in the way that is being suggested to you.'
Mr Knowles said his client regretted leaking the story of Hunhe's points swapping to the Sunday Times and blamed her actions on 'a cocktail of emotions' in the wake of the couple's divorce in 2010.
Giving the jury legal directions ahead of his summing-up, Mr Justice Sweeney told them there was no burden on Pryce to prove her innocence, but it was for the prosecution to prove her guilty.
He told the jury of eight women and four men: 'What is required of you is a cool, calm, careful and dispassionate consideration of the evidence, together with the courage to return a true verdict, whatever the consequences may be.'
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A small Chinese firm has sued US President Barack Obama for squashing its bid to build wind farms close to a naval training site, but experts say the suit is long shot for a firm that greatly underestimated US suspicions about Chinese intentions.
Ralls Corp, which is owned by two Chinese nationals, was installing wind turbines close to the training site in Oregon, which, according to the facility's website, is used to test unmanned drones – a highly sensitive and prized US technology.
The US Navy says the training site's airspace is also the only restricted area in western United States where fighter jets conduct training manoeuvres at high speed and very low altitudes.
Obama put the brakes on the project last week and ordered Ralls to sell the four planned wind farms due to national security risks, the first time since 1990 that a US President has formally blocked a business transaction or required a sale on such grounds. Ralls Corp has until 27 December to comply.
In its suit, made public on Tuesday, Ralls Corp alleges Obama exceeded his power by dictating the terms of the sale, by allowing the government to inspect all aspects of its operations, and by not treating the firm equally as required by law.
The lawsuit comes in the final weeks of the US presidential campaign, during which Obama's Republican rival, Mitt Romney, has accused the President of not pushing back against China's trade and investment practices.
Obama's order followed a recommendation from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an inter-agency group headed up by the Treasury secretary that evaluates the national security risks of foreign investments in US companies or operations.
Ralls Corp initially sued CFIUS in September for ordering the company to halt operations temporarily while the committee completed its probe and made its recommendation to Obama.
Its chances of winning the suit are slim given the President's broad authority on national security matters and the fact that courts do not often second guess the executive branch on security issues, experts say.
"It's a very, very difficult case," said Ivan Schlager, a partner with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, who is in charge of the firm's CFIUS practice.
"The statute was crafted to give the president a great deal of discretion and authority to act to protect the national security interests of the United States."
A Treasury spokeswoman said the administration believes the lawsuit has no merit and would defend its case vigorously.
In issuing the rare presidential order, Obama said there was credible evidence that led him to believe that Ralls Corp and the Chinese Sany Group executives who own the company might take actions that posed a risk to US security.
The statement did not get into the specifics of the risk, but experts have said that the government was likely to have been wary of any potential for espionage.
Ralls Corp said the government had not provided any evidence or explanation.
CFIUS experts said the deal was likely doomed from the start. They said Ralls Corp miscalculated by not asking CFIUS to review its plans to acquire wind-farm projects before closing the deal and embarking on plans to install turbines made in China by the closely held Sany Group.
It is unclear whether Ralls Corp studied previous cases in which CFIUS forced other Chinese companies to kill development plans because of their location or for failing to get CFIUS approval before closing a deal.
Benjamin Powell, a former general counsel to the director of national intelligence and now a partner at the WilmerHale law firm, said companies could face a more difficult review process if they did not notify CFIUS of a transaction that might raise national security issues.
In 2009, CFIUS forced the Chinese-owned Nonferrous International Investment Company to backtrack on a proposal to buy Nevada-based Firstgold, whose properties were close to a naval air station.
And in 2011, Chinese telecom maker Huawei had to relinquish plans to buy some assets from US server technology firm 3Leaf after CFIUS ordered Huawei to give up some parts of the deal.
Huawei did not file paperwork with CFIUS on the deal, even though a few years earlier the panel had rejected another of its proposed deals because of national security concerns.
Ralls Corp has also been slow to bring in US firepower.
It hired two high-profile lawyers – the George W Bush administration's top lawyer Paul Clement and former US assistant attorney general Viet Dinh – only after CFIUS ordered the company to cease activity in August and months after the Navy expressed concerns that one of Ralls Corp's wind-farm projects was located within restricted airspace.
The company's three other wind-farm projects are located close to the training facility.
According to court documents, the Navy said the company should be obliged to move the wind farm located in the restricted airspace to another spot, even though it had no authority to require the move.
Hundreds of wind turbines are already located close to the Oregon training site, according to maps included in the court documents filed by Ralls Corp. The maps also show that a handful of turbines are already operating within the restricted airspace.
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