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BFG Phobos now comes with Dual GTX 275s
Lake Forest, IL - (April 7, 2009) - BFG Technologies®, Inc., the leading North American and European supplier of advanced NVIDIA-based 3D graphics cards, and award-winning power supplies announced today that the Phobos Performance Edition Gaming/Home Theater System now comes standard with two BFG GeForce® GTX 275 OC graphics cards running in SLI, and fast Intel® solid-state drives as an new available upgrade option.
BFG Technologies recently updated the default configuration for the Phobos Performance Edition after tests showed that two BFG GeForce GTX 275 graphics cards running in NVIDIA® SLI® offers performance exceeding that of one GeForce GTX 295 graphics card.
"Our Phobos Performance system featuring dual BFG GeForce GTX 275 graphics cards offers tremendous value considering all the innovative hardware and services we include", said John Malley, senior director of marketing for BFG Technologies. "One-touch overclocking, liquid-cooled CPU and GPUs, super fast solid-state drives-the list goes on. Graduated gamers and home theater buffs who demand the best features and performance are thrilled that Phobos offers all these high end features plus free installation, a rock-solid warranty, and personalized expert technical support."
Starting at $3,000, the Phobos Performance Edition includes these key features and benefits:
Maintenance-free liquid cooled Intel® Core i7-920 2.66GHz Processor
One touch overclocking of CPU and GPUs via 8" touch panel LCD
Dual BFG GeForce GTX 275 graphics cards running in NVIDIA SLI
Two Western Digital® Caviar Black 640GB hard drives
Available Intel solid-state drive upgrade options:
o Intel X25-E Extreme SLC SATA 64GB
o Intel X25-M Mainstream MLC SATA 80GB
o Intel X25-M Mainstream MLC SATA 160GB
Free in-home set up and six-month follow up maintenance
Phobos systems are available in three default configurations that consumers can use as a starting point:
Phobos Performance (from $3,000)
Phobos Advanced (from $5,000)
Phobos Elite (from $8,000)
The Phobos Performance Edition is available now at http://www.bfgsystems.com. For more information, including additional configuration options and Phobos FAQs, please visit http://www.bfgsystems.com.
About Phobos High-Performance Gaming/Home Theater Systems
Phobos machines are high-performance gaming/home theater systems hand built by expert technicians at BFG Technologies using top-of-the-line hardware and software. Phobos systems offer a number of innovative features not available in home built systems, such as an interactive touch screen LCD with one-touch CPU and GPU overclocking, maintenance-free water-cooled CPU and graphics cards, an integrated iPod®/iPhone® syncing dock, and in-home set up and maintenance service. Visit http://www.bfgsystems.com for more information.
About BFG Technologies, Inc.
BFG Tech is a leading producer of award-winning power supplies and 3D graphics cards. In 2009, BFG Tech introduced Phobos high-performance gaming/home theater system- resetting the bar for enthusiast level PCs. The company was the first to offer round-the-clock free technical support and a true lifetime warranty on all of their graphics cards. BFG also was the first company to offer factory overclocked graphics cards as a standard offering, giving enthusiast consumers an increase in performance right out of the box. With these innovations and an unrivaled level of customer service, BFG quickly rose to #1 market share in the category, and to this day continues to enjoy a loyal customer base in the PC hardware space.
BFG Technologies branded products are available in North America and Europe at leading retailers and e-tailers.
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سكس شباب How the mighty have fallen! What is the point of a TV show about a bunch of GI Joes who are told what to do by their computer?
سكس روسي Recently, Google made the beta version of the Gmail available for free because the service required an invitation since its release date in the year 2004. The worst of it is actually during the fight sequences, which can tend to lag with needless dialogue and very little action for several episodes, although this problem is starting to go away as of about the 80th episode. Not to mention the screenplay, the production design of this film is not consistence at all. Despite the led down of the Dragonball fans, it creates negative impulses to those who is not new to Dragonball. سكس في حمامات تركي a retelling and animating of stuff that 90% of fans have already read and the other ten percent can look up on the Web as opposed to American-drawn shows like `Justice League,` which stayed true to most of the characters without just retelling story lines from the comic books.
and this shall also be asked that what is also happening to the new generation buy watching such things? Being able to find invisible enemies is a standard Ninja skill that Snake Eyes always had, but now it is Spirit Iron Knife that is has all the special tracking and fighting skills. سكس في حمامات تركي This is not Dragon Ball Z. .. The naruto vs Orichimaru `Episodes` was a joke. It feels like they made this movie for the people who hate the anime.

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Ramada Hawthorne/LAX, Hawthorne
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Ramada Hawthorne/LAX, Hawthorne
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — From the moment he signed a minor league contract with the Red Sox on Jan. 31, Lyle Overbay knew this was coming. The Red Sox mentioned to him then that they would likely be bringing in others to compete for the job of a left-handed hitting first baseman/left fielder to provide more roster depth.
So when he was spoken to by John Farrell and general manager Ben Cherington Wednesday, he was hardly caught off guard when told the Red Sox acquired left-handed hitting first baseman/outfielder Mike Carp from Seattle for a player to be named.
"I think that's big; that shows you how respectful they are," Overbay said. "Ben was the same way. Those type things are just something you are very, very welcome and thankful they're able to do that."
What did Farrell and Cherington tell Overbay?
"Same thing. I knew coming in that they might make a trade," Overbay said. "It's the same thing. If I want to compete and compete and see. It's early. It's not like it's a week from opening day. It's early. It's not that big of a deal."
[Click here to listen to Lyle Overbay address his role on the Red Sox after the trade for Mike Carp.]
As reporters approached his locker Wednesday after workouts, he showed a sense of humor, asking very rhetorically, 'What do you want to talk about?'"
The 36-year-old Overbay says he embraces the competition with the 26-year-old Carp.
"You bring guys in here to win games and to give options because you never know those unknowns. I think that was their biggest thing, was playing the outfield and first base [against right-handed pitching]. I think that's why Nava is taking ground balls at first. I knew all that coming into it. It's not that big of a surprise. I just do what I can and see if I fit. That's all I can do.
"It's got to all work out. I know some of the numbers [matter]. I know John has to feel comfortable with four outfielders if he goes with me, that kind of thing. Those are little things when it comes down to it. I have to show I can perform so it's yes and no."
Overbay says he's not concerned that he signed a minor league deal with the Red Sox, making his potential release relatively painless for the team. Additionally, Carp comes into camp automatically on the 40-man roster (Ryan Kalish was moved to 60-day DL to make room) while Overbay is simply on a minor league invite to big league camp with no 40-man spot guaranteed.
"I haven't even thought about that really," Overbay said. "I think it might. It just depends. I don't want to sit here and say that yeah, 'that works out for him.' He's got to come in here and prove it, too. I think it is [about] how it all works out and make sure everything works out.
I'm going to go out there and do what I have to do to get ready for the season. I think they know that. There's things you can look at, your bat speed, all those kind of things that don't really pertain to the numbers and getting hits. It's approach and having good at-bats. That's what I'm worried about because I've had spring trainings where I've been aggressive, trying to get that hit, and I go into the season and I struggle because I'm not ready for that off-speed and all that. They know that so as long as we're communicating. They what kind of good at-bats and swings [look like]."
What it really comes down to for Overbay is making the best possible case he can beginning this weekend with the start of spring training games.
"I think they have a pretty good idea," Overbay said of his career numbers of .270/.353/.791 OPS in 12 big league seasons. "It's just a matter of making sure of what I've got. I have my track record but I have to make sure that track record is there [in spring training results]. I think that's what they're looking for."
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Is that you Gwyneth? 'Most Beautiful' actress is barely recognisable with wet hair and no make-up as she leaves home
She was named the World's Most Beautiful Woman by People magazine in April, but passersby would have been hard pressed to recognise her in New York on Wednesday morning.
Gwyneth Paltrow was spotted with wet hair and no make-up as she left her apartment for a photoshoot, two days after she donned pink Valentino at the Met Ball and the morning after a groomed appearance at the Apple store in SoHo.
Clutching her iPhone in one hand, the busy mother-of-two wore an '80s-style white leather jacket with zipper detailing and layered T-shirts.
Wetheaded Gwyneth Paltrow was pictured Wednesday morning leaving her New York city apartment wearing no makeup on her way to a photo shoot
Understandably tired: Paltrow has had a busy week. Monday night she was at the Met Ball and Tuesday she did an appearance for GOOP at the Apple store
The self-styled diet and exercise expert was also swimming in her skinny jeans.
She spoke about her no make-up look to People.
'Around the house, I'm in jeans and a T-shirt. I don't really wear make-up,' Paltrow told the magazine.
The Shakespeare in Love star went on to explain that her husband, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, even jokes about it when she gets glams up.
The actress explained: 'If I've gotten fully dressed up, he'll be like, "Oh, wow! You're Gwyneth Paltrow!" Because he's used to seeing me in, like, baggy shorts and frizzy hair.'
It's no wonder the Oscar winner looked tired on Wednesday after her busy week. After Monday's Met Gala with her husband, she spent Tuesday night promoting GOOP.
The busy mom completed her look with suede booties and a large tote bag
Paltrow proved just why she deserves the honour of Most Beautiful while leaving the Apple store in New York City's SoHo neighbourhood on Tuesday.
The Avengers actress slipped into a pair of cropped trousers that accentuated her toned figure as she promoted her new GOOP City Guides app.
Gwyneth teamed the skintight jeans with a black sleeveless top that featured a plunging neckline and a cutout back.
Normally frizzy: Chris Martin jokes when she glams up. 'If I've gotten fully dressed up, he'll be like, 'Oh, wow! You're Gwyneth Paltrow!' she told People, 'because he's used to seeing me in, like, baggy shorts and frizzy hair'
It was clear from the back that, even after two children, Paltrow doesn't even need to wear a bra.
She added a pair of studded heels to the ensemble and carried an over-sized leather clutch.
Before leaving the store, the Contagion star graciously signed autographs for a cohort of male admirers.
Showing some skin: The actress paired the ivory trousers with a sleeveless top that featured a plunging neckline and a cutout back, proving that even at 40 she can still get away with no bra
On Monday night, Gwyneth appeared at
the Met Gala wearing a long-sleeved Valentino Haute Couture Corolle gown
in a bold shade of hot pink.
The actress told Vogue.com of the dress, which seemed out of sync with the evening's PUNK: Chaos To Couture them: 'I guess it's punk in that I've gone just totally classic on a punk night.'
At the event, she gushed over supermodel Miranda Kerr, 30.
Appointing the model's dress as one of her favourites from the night, she added: 'She's just so pretty, it's abnormal.'
Let's talk business: The 40-year-old appeared at the event to discuss her GOOP City Guides app
Gwyneth explained to Us Magazine about how she approached the Aussie beauty, who appeared to admit it was easy being attractive.
'I was like, "Is it weird to be that pretty?" And she was like, "No."'
Her GOOP City Guides iPhone app will include Gwyneth's recommendations for eating, drinking and shopping in Los Angeles, New York and London.
Her appearance at Apple's SoHo outpost was part of the company's Meet The Developer speaking series.
Pretty in pink: On Monday evening, Gwyneth stopped by the Met Gala in a long-sleeved Valentino gown
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JACKSON, MI -- (Marketwired) -- 01/13/14 -- After 3 years of residing as the President of Greentech, based out of Ventura, California, Daniel Grumney has been appointed by EverLast® to the position of West Coast Regional Sales Manager, a critical addition to its corporate level team. The move is intended to catalyze sales, business development and leadership, and started with the announcement that they would be adding the new position to lead integral sales related operations.
Prior to joining EverLast®, Grumney was the Business Development Manager of Taft Electric Company, a large Commercial Electrical Contractor in Southern California. Later on, Grumney became the President of Greentech, a manufacturer's representative firm, and was recognized as the EverLast® 2012 Manufacturer's Representative of the Year based on the company's ability to target appropriate product applications. As a recognized leader in energy efficient lighting and technology, and for crafting the requisite strategic vision to achieve business goals, Grumney will be overseeing and managing sales in the states of California, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico.
"We know that Dan will take his knowledge, skills and experience to expand these areas with our product line as well as working on developing new accounts for EverLast®," commented Michael Nevins, CEO of EverLast® Lighting, Inc.
Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Grumney attended the University of Southern California majoring in International Relations with a minor in Business Administration. He is a decorated Veteran of the United States Marine Corps, and maintains active involvement in several community organizations in the greater Ventura, California area. Grumney is married with two sons and currently lives in Thousand Oaks, California.
"Dan has gone above and beyond what we look for in Regional Sales Management based on his loyalty to EverLast®, and 'on-the-job' experience," commented Bryan Schultz, Inside Sales Manager at EverLast® Lighting. "He has set the standard for sales best practices, and we look forward to growing with him as he takes on this responsibility."
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About EverLast® Lighting: EverLast® Lighting, Inc. is a sister company of Full Spectrum Solutions, Inc. and has quickly grown into the leading manufacturer of energy-efficient lighting solutions for roadway, parking structure, facility and area lighting applications. For additional product information, visit www.everlastlight.com, call 888-383-7578 or send an email to [email protected].
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29 Pieces Of Astute Political Wisdom From The Dowager Countess Of Grantham
Well, we can't have him assassinated… I suppose.
Welcome to politics 101 with the Dowager Countess of Grantham.
Congress: "Yes, we are listening."
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1. Be patriotic.
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2. Learn an intimidating negotiation face.
3. Know how to deal with your detractors.
4. Remember this of your colleagues:
5. Announce when you disapprove.
6. Get rid of rude staff.
7. Don't be afraid to discuss class in society.
8. Learn this:
9. Become an international realist.
10. Learn how to fundraise.
11. And have confident policies.
12. Have an excellent work ethic.
13. Deal with the European financial crisis.
14. Assess America's economic condition.
And give us encouragement about it!
15. Then say this:
16. Make this your motto: "Why does everyday involve a fight with an American?"
17. Understand how to react at emotional events.
18. Demand a strict dress code for your staff.
19. Politely discharge your political rivals.
This will delight your supporters.
20. Embrace social media, like twitter.
21. Remember this sage advice:
22. Make campaign materials like this:
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Benny Johnson
23. Do this when someone asks you to raise taxes on the middle class.
24. Be politely proud of where you came from.
25. Make this face when leadership does something stupid.
Make this face when Vice President Joe Biden enters the room.
26. Wear bright colors.
27. Don't 'officially' assassinate anyone.
28. Never miss a breakfast/ lunch/ dinner with constituents.
29. Remember this whenever you are writing a speech.
Maggie Smith for President.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday threw out a lower court ruling allowing human genes to be patented, a topic of enormous interest to cancer researchers, patients and drug makers.
The court overturned patents belonging to Myriad Genetics Inc. of Salt Lake City on two genes linked to increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer.
Myriad's BRACAnalysis test looks for mutations on the breast cancer predisposition gene, or BRCA. Those mutations are associated with much greater risks of breast and ovarian cancer.
The American Civil Liberties Union has been arguing that genes couldn't be patented, a position taken by a district court judge but overturned on appeal.
The justices' decision sends the case back down for a continuation of the battle between the scientists who believe that genes carrying the secrets of life should not be exploited for commercial gain and companies that argue that a patent is a reward for years of expensive research that moves science forward.
In 2010, a federal judge ruled that genes cannot be patented. U.S. District Judge Robert Sweet said he invalidated the patents because DNA's existence in an isolated form does not alter the fundamental quality of DNA as it exists in the body nor the information it encodes.
But last year, a divided panel of the federal appeals court in Washington that handles patent cases reversed Sweet's ruling. The appeals court said genes can be patented because the isolated DNA has a "markedly different chemical structure" from DNA within the body.
The Supreme Court threw out that decision, and sent the case back to the lower courts for rehearing. The high court said it sent the case back for rehearing because of its decision in another case last week saying that the laws of nature are unpatentable.
In that case, the court unanimously threw out patents on a Prometheus Laboratories, Inc., test that could help doctors set drug doses for autoimmune diseases like Crohn's disease.
"The question before us is whether the claims do significantly more than simply describe these natural relations," said Justice Stephen Breyer, who wrote the opinion in the Prometheus Laboratories case. "To put the matter more precisely, do the patent claims add enough to their statements of the correlations to allow the processes they describe to qualify as patent-eligible processes that apply natural law? We believe the answer to this question is no."
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has been awarding patents on human genes for almost 30 years.
Testing for mutations in the so-called BRCA genes has been around for just over a decade. Women with a faulty gene have a three to seven times greater risk of developing breast cancer and a higher risk of ovarian cancer.
Men can also carry a BRCA mutation, raising their risk of prostate, pancreatic and other types of cancer. The mutations are most common in people of eastern European Jewish descent.
Myriad Genetics Inc. sells the only BRCA gene test.
The case is Association for Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics, 11-725.
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NO. Could have been a good series, I had high hopes after having read most of Brandon Sanderson's other works. I bought all three books together, so I felt compelled to finish them. If I had had books I would have skimmed like mad. The narrative style of the book was so annoying that I'm sure people in other cars were looking at me funny as I made faces at my speakers.
It was a good story, but being told this way left me just happy when each book was over, I don't think I could list something memorable.
The narrator was clear and had a great voice.
No, I can't get that time back. I listen during my 3 hour/daily commute. I was trapped with this one, then felt compelled to listen to the rest as I had already purchased them.
Don't let this put you off any of Brandon Sanderson's other series. It felt like he wrote this one when he was 13.
Best. Narrator. Ever. each character has a distinct voice , great expression. My daughter was entranced by this wonderful book and can't wait to read the next book. adults should listen carefully, as there are many in jokes that the kids may not pick up.
Couldn't stand this book long enough to get through the first chapter. The writing is clunky and not good. The narration is not good, either. The tone is a combination of whinging and smirking....Sanderson sucks me in with great ideas, but the writing is mediocre every time. I think it could have been saved with skilled narration (maybe), but we will never know. Skip this one.
"Harry Potter-esque"
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1 part Harry Potter 1 part Draco Malfoy 2 parts Ron Weasley 1 part Luke Skywalker with a side of Albus Dumbledore meets Mr Magorium in Narnia-Hogwarts-Wonderland
"Unique twist on fantasy storytelling"
Hilarious storytelling with fantastic narration and an interesting premise to boot. Consistently had me laughing out loud.
"8 year old son loved it!!"
I've recently introduced my son to Audible. He picked out some short stories for our drive to and from school. I picked this one out for him hoping we would both like it (mostly him, seeing as how he was picking Minecraft stories). We both LOVED this story and I'm super excited to see that there's more to this series! We will start #2 tomorrow! We can't wait!
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"A great young adult story"
I have rarely taken the time to write a full review, mostly to explain why I gave five stars to something I probably won't follow up on. Yes, I found it a really fun listen, which I think deserves 5 stars for its intended audience, but adults are not that audience.
I picked up this book in an audible 2 for 1 credit sale because I have loved all Brandon Sanderson's adult novels, as well as his Reckoners series (because it appealed to the comic book geek inside of me), but I wasn't sure if I'd enjoy this series. I'm glad I got a chance to give it a try. Time and time again, as I listened to the superbly narrated story, I smiled and thought to myself how much I'd have loved this book as a I'd have loved the magical world it created, as well as the fourth-wall shattering narration by the 'author', but as an adult, I didn't feel it was as rewarding as the dozens of adult fiction and nonfiction books I have built up in my wish list, but I still want edge to urge people to share this book, especially in its printed form with budding, young sci-fi and fantasy readers...
... I have dozens of other books to read... But I still want to know what happens with a certain pile of out of date encyclopedias... So I might just have to slip the next entry into the series into my schedule when I need a light hearted adventure to pick me up.. We'll have to wait and see!
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"I just burned through this in less than 24 hours."
Had no idea what to expect, made me love Sanderson even more. Typing this review is taking me too long I need to start the next book!
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FR (7/1) through SA (8/6) – Point of View Exhibition featuring new media works curated by Shira Service and MUX.
FR (7/1) through SA (7/30) – The Art of Healing, painting exhibition by Virginia Pendergrass. Reception: Friday, July 8, 6-8pm.
FR (7/1) through SU (7/31) – Colors of Summer, exhibition of the work of Joyce Schlapkohl. Reception: Friday, July 1, 5-8pm.
FR (7/1) through SU (7/31) – Over Head and Hills- Sky Dancing, exhibition of the pastel paintings of Cathyann Lautier Burgess. Reception: Friday, July 22, 5:30-7pm.
FR (7/1) through SU (7/31) – Exhibition of the ceramic art of Christine Sams, Diana Gillispie and Tara Underwood.
Through FR (8/26) – LINE: from Minimalism to Abstraction, ten artist exhibit utilizing linear elements to render representational and abstract works.
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Richard Fleischer's "Soylent Green" is a good, solid science-fiction movie, and a little more. It tells the story of New York in the year 2022, when the population has swollen to an unbelievable 80 million, and people live in the streets and line up for their rations of water and Soylent Green. That's a high-protein foodstuff allegedly made from plankton cultivated in the seas. But is it?
Charlton Heston plays a gritty detective who gets called in when a top official of the Soylent Corp. (Joseph Cotten) is murdered. He gets on a trail that leads to a most unappetizing conclusion--but before he gets there, the movie paints a fascinating and scary picture of population growth run wild. The detective story is mostly just an excuse to keep us interested from one end of the movie to the other. "Soylent Green's" real achievement is to create a 21st Century world that's convincing as reality; we somehow don't feel we're in a s-f picture. What director Fleischer and his technicians have done is to assume a very basic (and depressing) probability: that by the year 2022, New York will look essentially as it does now, only 49 years older and more run-down.
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(c) Shoe and dress shops
(d) Shops that sell guns and knives
6. What was Asch's first clue that something was distracting Boning?
(a) Boning was drinking too much coffee at the conference
(b) Boning was missing from the conference
(c) Boning was taking his shoes off during the conference
(d) Boning was dozing during the conference and answering the questions slowly
7. What do the authors say substitute training in selection of ambassadors for American embassies?
(a) Standing up for what is right and voicing an opinion
(b) Language skills and a background in psychology
(c) Personal wealth, political loyalty and the ability to stay out of trouble
(d) Anglo-american names, corporate connections and social skills
8. Who is Homer Atkins?
(a) An American construction engineer brought to VietNam to decide where dams and roads should be built
(b) Joe Bing's brother in law
(c) Gilbert MacWhite's accountant
(d) Marie MacIntosh's father
9. What is his original intention with his planned trip to southeast Asia?
(a) To search out his family's origins
(b) To find a new wife and new home
(c) To determine the truth of the American situation there
(d) To discover new recipes
10. What is the common problem of the village elderly?
(a) They cannot speak English
(b) They are grossly overweight
(c) Backs are curved and they walk bent over
(d) Their teeth have fallen out
11. Who is Thomas Elmer Knox?
(a) An embassy official who is in charge of preparing for official USA visits
(b) A Cambodian native who is running for President
(c) The founder of Knox Farms
(d) An American poultry farmer who assisted Cambodian farmers by teaching them about their chickens
12. In 1958, what percentage of the Foreign Service officer corps could speak a language other than English?
(a) 10
(b) 50%
(c) 100
(d) 85
13. What does Knox decide to do?
(a) Take his plans directly to the communists
(b) Start a new project with cattle
(c) Forget the enitre operation
(d) Take his plans directly to the Congress of USA
14. Why is he called ugly?
(a) His feet are unusually large
(b) His language is always peppered with obscenities
(c) It is his nickname from childhood
(d) His appearance is not attractive
15. What does Atkins recommend instead of dams and roads?
(a) A munitions plant and a dress factory
(b) A chicken farm and a water pump factory
(c) Interstate highways and rest stops
(d) A brick factory and a canning plant
Short Answer Questions
1. How does the Vietnam ambassador prepare for the Senator's visit?
2. Whose books do Wolcheck, Monet and MacWhite study?
3. What organization does U Maung Swe speak of that provided aid in an acceptable manner?
4. Who is the new Ambassador to Sarkhan?
5. How does Atkins surprise the committee?
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