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The loan that they are taking will benefit this group of small business-people, of which Petrona is a member. She states that she's been a member of Pro Mujer for 8 years. She joined at the invitation of a friend who is also a member. At this time, Petrona has a handicraft business where she makes blankets and mantillas. She started up this business on her own initiative, having learned to make these items from her parents when she was a child.
The loan that she is taking now will be used to increase her working capital (to buy alpaca wool from the traditional markets in the city of El Alto) so that she can later sell the finished goods in her retail space. This work will enable her to generate resources to support her household as best she can, because she is single and has a child.
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El crédito que sacaran beneficiara a pequeñas microempresarias donde la señora Petrona es integrante, ella indica que hace ocho años que integra Pro Mujer, ingresando por la invitación de una amiga que es socia de la institución. En la actualidad ella tiene un negocio de artesanía en tejido de mantas y mantillas; da a conocer que este negocio lo emprendió por iniciativa propia, aprendiendo esta técnica de sus padres desde su infancia.
El crédito que ahora sacará es para el aumento de capital (compra de lana de alpaca) que adquirirá de las ferias tradicionales de la Ciudad de El Alto y posteriormente a la elaboración lo comercializará en su espacio de venta. Esta forma de trabajo le permite generar recursos para mantener en lo posible a su hogar pues ella es soltera y tiene un hijo.
Cuando se le consulta qué le gusta de Pro Mujer, ella responde que le gusta el ahorro, los servicios y el crédito.
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What is the brightest flashlight you know of that uses AA batteries?
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Comes with a battery charger and a battery pack of 4 @ 18650 cells.
Much much Better than a AA light.
Last Fri night on a 100 mile night ride.
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this one from SBflashlights looks nice and also works with a Li-ion cell ( as well as AA ). Output and runtime will be less/shorter respectively when used with AA. This one is also using the new XM-L2 (U2). I wouldn't mind having one of these myself. Currently I use a XPE torch (single AA ) with a 110 lumen output for EDC purposes.
Run time should be at least 3-4 hours on high, but of course the longer the better. 1 AA is probably too low and you'd need to replace the battery after every ride. 10 Wheels, does the light you linked above shoot a long beam? I've noticed some very bright headlights on some bikes on the road that were not necessarily long beamed; they are just very noticeable. A long beam is very desirable and very useful to alert pedestrians. Btw the one I have is this (there's another that seems almost identical). it's not too bad as far as my needs are concerned, and I wonder how the one linked above compares to it.
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The only thing I don't like about this Nitecore torch is the width. That's the thing about about torches than use 4 xAA's, they will always be a bit wide. On the positive side I would buy one in a minute if I had long distance touring in mind and didn't want to use a dynamo or charge batteries. AA batteries can be bought almost anywhere. What I really like about this Nitecore ( EA-4 ) is that it has lots of useable modes and that would really help you prolong run times. That is a big, big plus.
Now if you really don't need something that is "self-contained" another option is the single XM-L "1" bike light from DiNotte that uses four AA's with a separate battery holder. Not sure how bright the AA version is though. You have to ask DiNotte about that. Bang for the buck; I like the Nitecore EA-4.
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get_or_create creates even if the object is already there
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class InvitationStatistic(models.Model): email_address = models.EmailField(max_length=125, db_index=True, unique=True) number_of_retries = models.IntegerField(default=0)
the code triggered the error is?
obj, created = InvitationStatistic.objects.get_or_create(email_address=self.invitee)
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2008-09-28 08:17:56 EEST ERROR: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "user_invitationstatistic_email_address_key" 2008-09-28 08:17:56 EEST STATEMENT: INSERT INTO "user_invitationstatistic" ("email_address", "number_of_retries") VALUES (firstname.lastname@example.com', 0)
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comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by canburak
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- Patch needs improvement unset
comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by badri
- Resolution set to invalid
- Status changed from new to closed
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
This might be similar to #9269.
obj, created = InvitationStatistic.objects.get_or_create(email_address=self.invitee)
will try to create an entry with email=self.invitee and number_of_retries = 0. if an entry is probably present with key=self.invitee, you'll get a unique constraint violation.
comment:3 Changed 8 years ago by mtredinnick
Since this was reported against 0.96, it may be kind of a variation on #9269. We've made a number of changes to solidify get_or_create() in the period between 0.96 and 1.0, including catching race conditions for creation.
If the original reporter is seeing the same problem with Django 1.0, please include details of the database backend used and try to capture the traceback at the point it is raised inside get_or_create(). We should be correctly handling all integrity errors there now.
comment:4 Changed 8 years ago by mtredinnick
(By the way, this would have been better closed as "fixed", rather than "invalid", since it was certainly a possible error in 0.96.)


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I'm really not sure where I got this recipe--from some "bean" website, I think. It's really very tasty. I don't use the olives, but the feta cheese is a must.
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- 12 ounces extra lean ground beef
- 1⁄2 cup onion, chopped
- 1 teaspoon garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons chili powder
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried mint
- 1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa
- 1 (28 ounce) can diced tomatoes
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- 2 teaspoons honey
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- Saute ground beef, onion and garlic in a large saucepan until beef is browned (about 5 minutes). Add the spices, herbs and cocoa and cook about 1-2 more minutes.
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While these "formal" prayers are often learned in the most mundane settings—before going to bed as children, in catechism class—once they become a part of our spiritual language they often become the prayers we fall back on in the extreme moments of our lives, moments of fear and anxiety. . . . There are times when we know we need to pray but we can't think of what to say. The important thing in such cases may not be the words themselves but our need for God.
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Vahagn, together with his wife, is engaged in farming and animal breeding. The only source of income of Vahagn's family is farming. They work hard day and night in order to sustain their big family. Vahagn has cows, bulls, sheep and chickens in his farm. Products from animal breeding are sold in Sevan food markets.
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"Nor Horizon" UCO LLC is committed to promoting poverty alleviation in Armenia by providing high-quality financial and other business development services to enterprising individuals in under-served rural and urban markets who have a strong will to establish and develop their own small-scale businesses. Originally created as the Armenian micro credit program of Oxfam (Great Britain) in late 1995, "Nor Horizon" LLC has been licensed under supervision of the Central Bank of Armenia since early 2006.
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A New Meeting of the Religions: Interreligious Relationships and Theological Questioning. By E. Luther Copeland. Waco: Baylor University Press, 1999, ix + 179 pp., $19.99.
This new and useful addition to the growing literature on religious pluralism and Christian mission is written in two sections. Part one contains a useful survey of the now familiar exclusive-inclusive-pluralist model (and some of its manifest inadequacies) and helpfully elaborates the appeal of pluralism to many people. It also offers a representative and well-digested survey of the variety of theologies of religion-conservative and liberal, Protestant and Catholic, Western and non-Western-that are offered these days. For readers familiar with the literature, there may be little to learn but others-students included-will find the surveys to be fair and representative. Part two is much longer and more stimulating and original in content as Copeland begins the task of constructing a positive Christian theology of the religions.
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NAPA -- Microworks Technologies, a locally based developer of direct sales management software for the wine industry, is expanding as the needs of wineries for their tasting rooms, wine clubs and other direct-to-consumer channels change.
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This was such a fun project. It's always fun building projects from Ana White's website, plans for the bench found HERE on Ana's site. Until I found her, building stuff with wood was just a dream of mine that I would think about frequently. I would look at furniture and wonder how it was done, or wondered what tools I would use. When I found here site, I built Q's Blue Play Kitchen, and Q's Doll High Chair and a handful of other fun projects that I will share in the future. Today I will be sharing how I cut the arch, and if you are lucky you will hop on over to Ana's site and see the building plans. ANA YOU ARE A GENIUS MY DEAR!!
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Tonja Says: August 28, 2013 at 4:59 pm
Wow! You gals are soooooooo dang crafty! And dare I say a wee bit studly, too? Women and power tools!! Right on. Such an adorable bench. Will you share your paint choice? I love it. Looks a bit like my craft room walls.
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So darling, Kirsten! Can you tell me the color of the paint you used?
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Period-doubling bifurcation and its boundary study of DFIGWind turbine connected with local interacting unbalanced loads in micro-grid. ISCAS 2014: 486-489
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Circuit Theoretic Classification of Parallel Connected DC-DC Converters. IEEE Trans. on Circuits and Systems 54-I(5): 1099-1108 (2007)
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On the basins of attraction of parallel connected buck switching converters. ISCAS 2006
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According to a league source, the Patriots had Rod Owens in for a workout Thursday morning. Owens, a 6-foot-1, 186-pound wide receiver, led Florida State with 61 catches for 729 yards and three touchdowns last season. A 23-year-old, he was released late last month by St. Louis.
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In the mid-1980s, both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate held hearings at which experts testified about the seriousness of the condition of the Nation's S&E research facilities. As a result, Congress mandated that the National Science Foundation (NSF) collect and analyze data that address a range of S&E research facilities issues. The mandate states:
The National Science Foundation is authorized to design, establish, and maintain a data collection and analysis capability in the Foundation for the purpose of identifying and assessing the research facilities needs of universities and colleges. The needs of universities by major field of science and engineering, for construction and modernization of research laboratories, including fixed equipment and major research equipment, shall be documented. University expenditures for the construction and modernization of research facilities, the sources of funds, and other appropriate data shall be collected and analyzed. The Foundation, in conjunction with other appropriate Federal agencies, shall report the results to Congress. The first report shall be submitted to Congress by September 1, 1986 (42 U.S.C. 1886).
On a biennial basis since 1986, NSF has collected data on S&E research facilities in the Nation's research-performing colleges, universities, and biomedical institutions. This overview presents the major findings from the 1998 survey and provides a summary of changes that have taken place between the 1988 and 1998 surveys. A brief description of the study's methods precedes a discussion of its major findings.
The 1998 Survey of Scientific and Engineering Research Facilities at Colleges and Universities was mailed to 465 institutions. In February, 1998, surveys were mailed to 365 academic institutions. In June, 1998, surveys were mailed to 50 nonprofit research organizations and 50 research hospitals. The sample of academic institutions represents 660 colleges and universities that either had research and development (R&D) expenditures of $50,000 or more in 1993, or were minority-serving institutions that had any R&D expenditures in that year. The sample of 100 nonprofit research organizations and research hospitals represents the 301 National Institutes of Health (NIH) 1997 grant recipients.
Of the 660 research-performing academic institutions, 57 percent were doctorate-granting and 43 percent were nondoctorate-granting.[1] In Chapters 1 through 8, the doctorate-granting academic institutions are categorized into two groups: "top 100" and "other doctorate-granting" institutions. The top 100 institutions are the 100 academic institutions that had the largest R&D expenditures in 1993 and the other doctorate-granting institutions represent the remaining 278 doctorate-granting academic institutions. In Chapter 9, Biomedical Research Facilities, the academic institutions are categorized differently. The 50 academic institutions that had the largest R&D expenditures in 1993 are referred to as the "top 50," and the remaining 328 academic institutions are referred to as "other-doctorate granting" institutions. In addition, academic institutions that had any research space or capital projects in the biological or medical sciences inside medical schools were identified as "medical schools."
In 1998, respondents could complete the survey either electronically over the Internet[2] or on paper. Institutions that participated in the 1996 survey were sent a computer-generated "facsimile" of their previous responses. Extensive telephone follow-up elicited a high response rate and reduced the number of items that respondents had initially omitted or responded to inconsistently. In all, 304, or 87 percent of all qualified academic institutions, including all of the "top 100," and 83, or 87 percent of all qualified research hospitals and nonprofit research organizations completed the survey. Of these 387 institutions, 53 percent responded via the Internet and 47 percent completed the paper version of the survey. (See Appendix A, "Technical Notes," for a detailed description of the sampling procedures and data-collection methods.)
In 1998, the Nation's colleges and universities had 488 million net assignable square feet (NASF)[3] of academic space. Fifty-nine percent of this space, 286 million NASF, was dedicated to instruction and research in science and engineering. Half of this S&E space, 143 million NASF, was devoted specifically to research (table 1).
The Nation's S&E research space was distributed across the three types of research-performing institutions as follows (figure 1):
It should also be noted that while the top 100 institutions represent 15 percent of the total number of research-performing institutions, they accounted for 80 percent of all R&D expenditures[4] in 1996. Thus, the proportion of S&E research space that they occupy, 71 percent, is roughly proportional to their share of total R&D expenditures.
Almost three quarters (72 percent or 103 million NASF) of the Nation's S&E research space is concentrated in five fields (table 2):
In light of their current research commitments, more than half of all institutions reported inadequate amounts of space in every S&E field except mathematics, where 44 percent of the institutions indicated that the amount of research space was inadequate (table 2). At least 60 percent of all research-performing institutions reported that their research space was inadequate in each of the following seven S&E fields:
To meet their current research commitments, the research-performing institutions reported that they needed an additional 29 million NASF of S&E research space, or 20 percent more than they currently have. Three million or more NASF of research space were needed in each of the following five S&E fields (table 2):
Over a third (39 percent or 56 million NASF) of S&E research space at research-performing institutions was rated as "suitable for the most scientifically competitive research" (see Chapter 2). However, the research-performing institutions classified 18 percent (26 million NASF) of their research space as needing major renovation and another 5 percent (7 million NASF) as needing replacement. Thus, almost one quarter (23 percent) of all S&E research space requires either major renovation or replacement. Fields with the greatest amount of research space needing major renovation or replacement include:
In 1998, 54 percent of research-performing institutions reported that they had to defer needed S&E construction or repair/renovation projects that would support their current research program commitments because of insufficient funds. The vast majority of institutions that had deferred projects (87 percent) had included at least some of these projects in an approved institutional plan.
The total estimated cost for deferred S&E research construction and repair/renovation projects (both in and not in an institutional plan) was $11.4 billion in 1998. Deferred construction projects accounted for $7.0 billion (61 percent) of these costs, while deferred repair/renovation projects accounted for the other $4.4 billion (39 percent) (see Chapter 6).
Deferred construction costs exceeded $1 billion in each of three fields. Institutions reported deferred repair/renovation costs in excess of $500 million in the same three fields. These fields and the deferred costs are:
New construction projects begun in 1996 and 1997 are expected to produce 11.1 million NASF of new S&E research space. This space is the equivalent of about 8 percent of existing research space.[6] Similarly, new repair/renovation projects begun in 1996 and 1997 are expected to upgrade 15.1 million NASF, about 11 percent of existing research space (see Chapter 3 and Appendix E).
In 1996 and 1997, institutions were less likely to start new construction projects than they were to start repair/renovation projects. Overall, one third of institutions (30 percent) started new S&E construction projects in 1996 and 1997 and over half (52 percent) started repair/renovation projects (table 3).
Institutions were most likely to start construction projects in the following fields:
Similarly, institutions were most likely to start repair/renovation projects that cost over $100,000 in the following fields:
New construction projects begun in 1996 and 1997 are expected to cost $3.1 billion. Projects scheduled to begin in 1998 and 1999 are expected to cost another $3.9 billion. Institutions reported an additional $7.0 billion of estimated deferred construction costs. Similarly, new repair/renovation projects costing over $100,000 begun in 1996 and 1997 are expected to cost $1.3 billion and projects costing less than $100,000 are expected to cost $0.2 billion, for a total of $1.5 billion in repair/renovation projects in 1996 and 1997. Repair/renovation projects costing more than $100,000 scheduled to begin in 1998 and 1999 are expected to cost $1.6 billion. Institutions estimated deferred repair/renovation costs totaling $4.4 billion (figure 2).
Four fields account for more than half (61 percent) of the $3.1 billion committed to the construction of new research space started in 1996 and 1997 (table 3).
Five fields account for more than three quarters (76 percent) of the $1.3 billion committed to the repair/renovation of research space:
Overall, the research-performing institutions derived their S&E capital projects funds from three major sources: the Federal Government, state and local governments, and internal sources. Internal sources consist of private donations, tax-exempt bonds, other debt sources, and other sources (table 4).
Although more than twice as many dollars from each source were allocated to construction project expenses ($3.1 billion) than to repair/renovation project expenses from projects costing over $100,000 ($1.3 billion), the funds were drawn from each source in similar proportions, regardless of the type of project. Internal sources were the largest source of funds for both types of projects:
The relative distribution of the three sources of funds for S&E construction and repair/renovation projects differed between the public and private research-performing institutions. The relative distribution of construction funds between institution types is as follows (figure 3):
The relative distribution of repair/renovation funds between institution types is as follows (figure 4):
Since its inception, the Survey of Scientific and Engineering Research Facilities at Colleges and Universities has included a subset of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). These institutions have been recognized for their contributions to the education of black students in general and for their role in preparing students for science and engineering careers. NSF has recognized the growth in minority enrollments in higher education overall and, thus, added two other types of minority-serving institutions to the 1998 sample. The inclusion of non-HBCU-Black institutions acknowledges the fact that there are many colleges and universities that enroll large percentages of black students but are not designated as HBCUs. Similarly, as Hispanic enrollments in higher education increase, there is a need to examine institutions serving these students. The group of minority-serving institutions varies in size and focus; it is composed of both nondoctorate and doctorate-granting institutions, and includes one of the top 100 research-performing institutions. Below is a summary of some of the key characteristics of minority-serving institutions:
The 83 percent of research-performing institutions that have animal laboratory facilities reported a total of 11.9 million NASF of animal research space. This represents 8 percent of all S&E research space.
The distribution of animal research space across types of institutions parallels the distribution of all S&E research space. In addition, the proportion of animal research space as a part of all S&E research space is roughly 8 percent at each type of institution:
Biomedical research facilities are a critical component of the Nation's science and engineering research system. This report assesses the amount, quality, and condition of biomedical research space at the Nation's biomedical research-performing institutions. Below is a summary of some of the key characteristics of these institutions.
The Nation has 908 biomedical research-performing institutions. These include 612 academic institutions (colleges, universities, and medical schools), 171 nonprofit research organizations, and 125 research hospitals.
The biomedical research-performing institutions had 73.3 million NASF of biomedical research space in 1998. Slightly more than half of this space (53 percent or 38.9 million NASF) was in the biological sciences; the other 47 percent or 34.4 million NASF was in the medical sciences. More than three quarters of the biomedical research space (77 percent or 56.2 million NASF) was located in academic institutions. Nonprofit research organization accounted for 13 percent (9.5 million NASF) of all biomedical research space, while research hospitals accounted for 10 percent (7.6 million NASF). The HBCUs had 1.2 percent (670 thousand NASF) of all the biomedical research space in the Nation's biomedical research-performing institutions: 73 percent of this space (490 thousand NASF) was in the biological sciences; 28 percent (190 thousand NASF) was in the medical sciences.
Overall, 65 percent of institutions with existing or needed research space in the biological sciences and 52 percent of institutions with existing or needed research space in the medical sciences reported that the amount of biomedical research space they had was inadequate to meet their research commitments. Similarly, 71 percent of the HBCUs with existing or needed research space in the biomedical sciences reported that the amount of space they had was inadequate to meet their current biomedical research commitments.
In order to meet their current research commitments, the biomedical institutions reported that they needed an additional 9.0 million NASF of research space in the biological sciences or 23 percent more than they currently have. At the same time, they reported that they needed an additional 7.1 million NASF of research space in the medical sciences or 21 percent more than they currently have.
In fiscal years 1996 and 1997, 172 biomedical research-performing institutions started construction on 7.4 million NASF of research space: 116 institutions started construction on 3.5 million NASF of research space in the biological sciences; 81 institutions started construction on 3.9 million NASF of research space in the medical sciences.
In fiscal years 1996 and 1997, 379 biomedical research institutions started repair/renovation projects on 9.0 million NASF of biomedical research space: 282 institutions began repair/renovation projects on 5.5 million NASF of research space in the biological sciences; 172 institutions began repair/renovation projects on 3.5 million NASF of research space in the medical sciences. The biomedical research-performing institutions reported $5.6 billion in construction and repair/renovation projects that had to be deferred because of insufficient funds. Construction projects account for 64 percent ($3.6 billion) of the total deferred capital project costs.
In 1998, 700 of the 908 biomedical research-performing institutions (77 percent) had animal laboratory facilities. These institutions reported a total of 14 million NASF of animal research space. Most of this space (83 percent or 12 million NASF) was located in academic institutions.
The 1998 Survey of Scientific and Engineering Research Facilities at Colleges and Universities provides an opportunity to examine the status of the Nation's S&E research facilities over a ten-year period.[8] While some aspects of facilities (e.g., the amount of space) have changed gradually and steadily over the decade, other aspects (e.g., construction and repair/renovation starts) have tended to fluctuate over this period.[9]
The amount of S&E research space in the Nation's research-performing colleges and universities has grown continuously over the decade. In 1988, there were 112 million NASF of research space. Ten years later, there were 143 million NASF, a 28-percent increase. Doctorate-granting institutions account for most of the growth in actual S&E research space over this period (figure 5):
Increases in the amount of S&E research space in the individual S&E fields were gradual and fairly even across fields.
In 1988, 24 percent of all research space was rated as "suitable for the most scientifically competitive research," whereas in 1998, 39 percent of all of research space was rated as being in this highest quality condition (see Appendix E). The amount of research space reported to need major renovation or replacement to meet current research commitments also has increased continuously, from 16 to 23 percent, over the past ten years. In 1988, 17.7 million NASF of all S&E research space required repair or renovation compared with 33.0 million NASF in 1998.
In this ten-year period, the amount of research space requiring renovation or replacement has increased in every S&E field. In eight out of the twelve fields, the amount of research space in this condition has nearly doubled over the decade (figure 6):[10]
The amount of new research space under construction and the amount of research space affected by repair/renovation projects have fluctuated over time. In 1996 and 1997, research-performing institutions began construction on 11.1 million NASF; in 1986 and 1987, construction was begun on 9.9 million NASF. The amount of S&E research space affected by new repair/renovation projects in 1996 and 1997 was 15.1 million NASF; the amount of research space repaired or renovated in 1986 and 1987 was 13.4 million NASF (see Appendix E).
Overall, the proportion of institutions (30 percent) starting construction projects in 1996 and 1997 is less than the proportion (37 percent) that started construction projects ten years earlier, in 1986 and 1987. The proportion of institutions beginning new construction projects in two fields changed over the decade:
The proportion of institutions (52 percent) starting new repair/renovation projects in 1996 and 1997 was similar to the proportion (56 percent) that started repair/renovation projects in 1986 and 1987. However, a change in the proportion of institutions beginning new repair/renovation projects over the decade occurred in four fields:
The total costs of new construction and repair/renovation projects have fluctuated over time. However, in 1996 and 1997, research-performing institutions committed 15 percent more funds (in inflation-adjusted dollars) for capital projects costing over $100,000 than they did a decade ago. In 1986 and 1987, they committed $2.7 billion to new construction projects compared with $3.1 billion in 1996 and 1997; and $1.1 billion to repair/renovation compared with $1.3 billion in 1996 and 1997[11] (figure 7).
Although the amount of funds committed to new construction projects costing over $100,000 has varied over time by field, construction expenditures approximately doubled or more in three fields since 1986–87:
The amount of funds committed to repair/renovation projects costing over $100,000 has also varied over time by field. The repair/renovation expenditures increased in four fields:
The first survey period for which data are presented in this report on the different sources of funds committed to new construction and repair/renovation projects is 1990 and 1991. In 1990 and 1991, institutions provided 55 percent ($2.47 billion) of the $4.52 billion committed to the construction and repair/renovation of S&E research facilities costing over $100,000. State and local governments provided 32 percent ($1.43 billion) of the total combined funds, and the Federal Government provided 14 percent ($0.61 billion).
In 1996 and 1997, institutions provided 62 percent ($2.74 billion) of the $4.4 billion committed to the construction and repair/renovation of S&E research facilities costing over $100,000 ($4.44 billion). State and local governments provided 29 percent ($1.31 billion) and the Federal Government provided 9 percent ($0.39 billion).
[1] Throughout this report, these institutions are referred to as 'research-performing' institutions. Except where explicitly stated otherwise, the statistics presented in the report are for the weighted values of all institutions represented in the sample.
[2] In 1996, a Windows-based disk version of the survey was provided as an option.
[3] Net assignable square feet is defined as the sum of all areas, in square feet, on all floors of a building assigned to, or available to be assigned to, an occupant for specific use.
[4] The 1998 expenditures data were not available at the time this report was written. The most recent expenditure data, 1996, were therefore used. National Science Foundation, Academic Research and Development Expenditures: Fiscal Year, 1996.
[5] Reported percentages of institutions include only those that had or needed research space in the field. For example, there were 127 institutions with or needing biological science research space in medical schools (table 2), of which 70 percent (89) reported having inadequate space. By comparison, 569 institutions reported having or needing research space in the biological sciences outside of medical schools. Sixty-four percent of these institutions, or 364, indicated that the amount of space in this field was inadequate.
[6] Because some newly constructed S&E research space replaces existing space, the reader is cautioned against adding NASF under construction to existing NASF to obtain a total NASF once construction is completed. In addition, it should not be assumed that space being constructed is necessarily the same space that institutions report as needed in any given field in 1998.
[7] Percentages are reported only for those institutions that have or plan to construct research space in a given S&E field.
[8] While the Survey of Scientific and Engineering Research Facilities at Colleges and Universities has collected data on a number of the same issues over time, modifications to individual questions have occurred and new questions that address issues that arose between survey periods have been added. It should also be noted that the institutions sampled change over time, particularly for the other doctorate-granting and nondoctorate-granting groups. In addition, the classification of some institutions changed, e.g., institutions that did not grant doctorate degrees in one period did so at a later period. The sampling frame, however, has always reflected those institutions with R&D expenditures of $50,000 or more and, starting in 1992, Historically Black Colleges and Universities with any R&D expenditure.
[9] We limit our discussion to changes over time where the 1986–87 estimate falls outside the 1996–97 estimate's 95 percent confidence interval.
[10] Due to differences in the standard errors of each estimate, changes over time of the same magnitude may not have the same interpretation.
[11] All dollar figures are adjusted to 1997 levels using the U.S. Bureau of the Census' Composite Fixed Price Index for Construction.


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Slow-Cooked Peachy Spareribs Recipe
Canned peaches make a delightful addition to the sauce I use to flavor my spareribs. Serve over rice, these sweet-tangy ribs make a sensational meal any time of the year.—Jeanne Brino, Woodbury, Minnesota
- 4 pounds pork spareribs
- 1 can (15-1/4 ounces) sliced peaches, undrained
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup ketchup
- 1/4 cup white vinegar
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons cold water
- Hot cooked rice
- 1. Cut ribs into serving-size pieces. In a large skillet, brown ribs on all sides; drain.
- 2. Transfer to a 5-qt. slow cooker. Combine the peaches, brown sugar, ketchup, vinegar, soy sauce, garlic salt and pepper; pour over ribs. Cover and cook on low for 5-1/2 to 6 hours or until meat is tender.
- 3. Remove pork and peaches to a serving platter; keep warm. Skim fat from cooking juices; transfer to a small saucepan. Bring liquid to a boil. Combine cornstarch and water until smooth. Gradually stir into the pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with pork and rice. Yield: 8 servings.
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You know how it starts off as a repeat of the first episode ever, but then when they are saying what Chef is going to say, at the same time? How is it that Cartman knows what Chef is going to say, when just before that, he says he doesn't remember about the last time, and that the aliens erased his memory. How does he know what Chef is going to say if he doesn't remember anything from the first time?
I just want an erection so that I can give it to my mom.
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well.. u know Cartman.. and especially in those two episodes he just keeps denying the obvious facts for as long as possible ; anyways, after the "revelation" Cartman stops denying at any costs, so u can consider that the moment when they all talk at once in the buss station is the moment Cartman's memory came back (if it realy was ever erased.. ).
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