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Adam R. Murphy
Adam R. Murphy 45, of 8490 Brownell Road, Clymer, N.Y., passed away suddenly Monday, May 6, 2013, at Corry Memorial Hospital.
He was born March 27, 1968, in Hopkinsville, Ky., the son of Charles and Bonnie Unfried Murphy.
Adam was a loving husband, a wonderful father and a good son. His family was everything to him. He enjoyed music and was a talented guitarist. The farm that he and his family had settled on was a constant joy to him. He shared his joy with his children and has left them with a love of the farm and the outdoors. Adam was a talented designer and machinist and leaves behind a legacy of work well done.
Adam is survived by his wife, Melissa Tenpas Murphy, of Clymer, N.Y., whom he married May 3, 2003; his children: Jacob and Erin Murphy; two brothers: Charles Murphy of Hopkinsville, Ky., and John Murphy, Portland, Ore.; and his sister, Rosie (Troy) Thomas of Cadiz, Ky.; mother, Bonnie Murphy, Eddyville, Ky.; two nephews: Preston Murphy and Charles "Grayson" Thomas; and two nieces: Montana and Mia Murphy.
He was preceded in death by his father, Charles Perry Murphy, from Hopkinsville, Ky., who died Oct. 1, 1993; and by his maternal and paternal grandparents.
A Mass of Christian burial will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 11, 2013, at St. Matthias Roman Catholic Church, French Creek, with Father John Trela celebrant. Burial will be in Clymer Center Cemetery.
Friends will be received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday at the Spitzer Funeral Home, Clymer, N.Y.
Memorials may be made to the Clymer Volunteer Fire Department PO Box 31, Clymer, NY 14724 or the Stanley Hose Co. Fire Department PO Box 574, Sherman, NY 14781.


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Key events in manhunt for fugitive ex-LA officer
Key events in the expansive, ongoing manhunt for Christopher Dorner, the fired Los Angeles police officer suspected of killing three people including a police officer in Southern California and posting a manifesto on Facebook outlining plans to kill the families of those he says have wronged him, all times approximate:
Sunday, Feb. 3: An assistant women's college basketball coach and her fiance are found shot to death in their car in Irvine, Calif. Police learn later the woman was the daughter of a retired Los Angeles police captain who represented Dorner in disciplinary hearings that resulted in his dismissal from the force.
Monday, Feb. 4: Some of Dorner's belongings, including police equipment, are found in a trash bin in suburban San Diego, linking him to Irvine killings.
Wednesday, Feb. 6: Police announce finding Dorner's manifesto online.
10:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 6: A man matching Dorner's description makes a failed attempt to steal a boat from a San Diego marina. An 81-year-old man on the vessel is tied up but otherwise unharmed.
1:30 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 7: LAPD officers, protecting a person named in the manifesto, chase a vehicle they believe is Dorner's. One officer is grazed in the forehead by a bullet during a shootout, and the gunman flees.
A short time later, a shooter believed to be Dorner ambushes two Riverside police officers during a routine patrol. One officer is killed, and the other critically injured.
2:20 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 7: A shuttle bus driver turns in a wallet with an LAPD badge and a picture ID of Dorner to San Diego police. The wallet was found fewer than five miles from the boat, near San Diego International Airport.
5 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 7: LAPD officers guarding a manifesto target in the Los Angeles suburb of Torrance open fire on a truck they mistakenly believe to be Dorner's. A mother and daughter delivering the newspaper are injured.
A short time later, Torrance police are involved in a second shooting involving a different truck they also mistake for Dorner's. Nobody is hurt.
8:35 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 7: Police find a burned-out pickup truck near the Big Bear ski area in the San Bernardino Mountains. Six hours later, authorities identify it as Dorner's.
9:40 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 7: Naval Base Point Loma in San Diego is locked down after a Navy worker reports seeing someone who resembles Dorner. Military officials later said Dorner had indeed checked into a hotel on base earlier in the week on Tuesday but had left on Wednesday.
4 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 7: Authorities search a Las Vegas-area home belonging to Dorner and leave with several boxes of items. They say no weapons were found but decline to disclose what was discovered.
Friday, Feb. 8: Dozens of searchers hunt for Dorner in the freezing, snowy San Bernardino Mountains after losing his footprints near the site where the truck was found. Authorities search Dorner's mother's house in La Palma and collect 10 bags of evidence and also take five electronic items for examination. Police also search a storage locker in Buena Park.
Saturday, Feb. 9: Helicopters equipped with heat-seeking technology resume search for Dorner in the mountains near Big Bear. Authorities reveal that weapons and camping gear were found in Dorner's burned truck.
Sunday, Feb. 10: Authorities announce $1 million reward for information leading to Dorner's arrest.
Monday, Feb. 11: Riverside County prosecutors charge Dorner with murdering a police officer and the attempted murder of three other officers in a potential death penalty case. Authorities receive more than 700 tips since the reward was announced.
12:20 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 12: Police are summoned after a man resembling Dorner steals a vehicle in the San Bernardino Mountains. The vehicle is quickly located on Highway 38. The suspect abandons the vehicle, runs into the forest and barricades himself inside a cabin.
12:40 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 12: State Fish and Wildlife wardens are involved in a shootout with the suspect. Two San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies are wounded in a second exchange of gunfire.
4:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 12: Police surround the cabin where the suspect is holed up and gunfire erupts before a blaze engulfs the structure and law enforcement officers wait for the fire to burn out.
4:50 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 12: A San Bernardino County sheriff's spokeswoman confirms one of the two wounded deputies has died, and the other is in surgery and expected to survive.
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 12: Police find a charred body in the rubble of the burned cabin. They don't confirm the identity, although authorities earlier said they believed the man in the cabin was Dorner.
So no one is suprised that LAPD shot a woman and her son delivering the morning newspaper?
Well, okay. Me neither. Not really.
I spent almost 2 weeks in So Cal as this was going on. People that resembled Dorner were wearing t-shirts that said " DON'T SHOOT.I'M NOT DORNER!!!" and people with trucks resembling his ( how ever slightly) were putting cardboard signs in their windows that said "THIS IS NOT DORNER'S TRUCK! PLEASE DON'T SHOOT!"
The woman that got shot (in the BACK) was a 71 year old little Mexican lady that was delivering newspapers with her 40 something year old daughter who was grazed by a bullet. They just opened fire as they were in someone's driveway to drop off the paper.There was another man that was grazed when they shot up his truck as well. It wasn't even the same make as Doner's.
I'll tell you, those cops are NO different that Crazy Doner and they need to go to PRISON for what they did to those poor people.
Anyway, glad it's over!
What the LAPD did was irresponsible, they need to be held accountable and those poor people awarded damages. But surely you must agree that they aren't quite the same as the insane serial killer.
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I can understand that being a police officer is an extremely stressful job, but it can't be more stressful than being a soldier. If a US Infantryman had accidentally shot two unarmed civilians, then he would be sitting in a military prison awaiting his court martial. So it's inconceivable to me that the police officers who shot the innocent bystanders aren't being prosecuted right now.
Those that shot blindly at those people are EXACTLY the same as Dorner. There is no way you can say they are 1 ounce different or better. Criminals.
I agree it was wrong, they overreacted and I'm sure they will be prosecuted criminally as well as civilly.
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That is premeditation if I ever saw it. Those guys were out to shoot and kill Dorner even if it meant blindly shooting others and they shot at anything that resembled him or his truck and they kept doing it right down to when they torched that cabin having no idea if there was anyone other then Dorner in it.
How is that not premeditation?
If you can't tell the difference, nothing I say will change your mind.
Dorner murdered 4 people. The LAPD killed...how many?
Rejoice ever more. 1 Thessalonians 5:16
Frankly...I expect better from the American Law Enforcement.
This type of accident happens occasionally in England with the squad of Police who ARE armed. They just dont seem capable....but one has to remember that havent grown up in an environment where handguns...or probably the training of using them...is prevelent. Therefore, mistakes might happen more often.
But for those sort of mistakes to happen in a culture where all police have firearms is absolutely unacceptable.
Why can they not get their inteligence verified before they start shooting? The Americans cant get the right van...The British follow the wrong man from a tower block of supposed terrorists despite having an accurate description.
But to manage to shoot two MEXICAN WOMEN when they are looking for a BLACK MALE...I mean HOW do you make that mistake????
The Americans didnt actually manage to kill by accident...but who knows if that, too, was down to being generally incompetant? If they cant tell the difference between a Mexican Woman and a Black Man...then what are the chances they are going to be much of a good shot anyway
Unfortunately...the British parallel wasnt so happy. It became obvious to the inocent man that he was being followed, so he went down into the Tubes to get away, and a member of the squad who was NOT in uniform pulled a gun out and wondered why the guy ran.
They followed him onto the tube where he slipt and fell, and they shot him seven times point blank range in the head infront of the entire passenger carriage.
Then they lied, when they realized that he wasnt the right man...and they claimed that he had jumped the ticket barriers to escape, which CCTV at the station doesnt uphold. They also claimed he was wearing a huge duffle jacket in the middle of summer which they thought was hiding the bombs...unfortunately, a picture of the corpse minus the head, published in the press showed he was wearing a tight denim jacket that he couldnt have hidden anything underneith
The final defence was he ran when confronted with a gun...No shyte. He didnt run because he was guilty, he ran because an unidentified man who had been stalking him for no reason pulled a gun on him...The victim didnt even know the guy was a police officer...and in a culture where you simply never see guns period...if you see one...its probably the last thing you'll ever see....for him...it pretty much was.
They had a public enquiry...but no criminal prosecution, I dont know about civil recovery....but as the guy was Brazilian and not British...
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Mayville Concerts in the Park Begin July 11
The Mayville-Chautauqua Community Chamber of Commerce will once again hold its popular series of Concerts in the Park this summer. Beginning July 11 with a concert by Jackson Rohm, the series will continue Thursday evenings through Aug. 29. Concerts will all be held this year at Lakeside Park. Bring your own seating for outdoor concerts. They will run from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and in case of rain will be moved to the Carlson Community Center at Lakeside Park. These free events are sponsored by the village of Mayville and the town of Chautauqua.


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Night TerrorPosted Sunday, August 21, 2011, at 9:50 AM
By Rayla Stewart Hogue
Special to the Daily Statesman
She woke with overwhelming panic--her heart racing, bile in her throat, every muscle primed for action or reaction. Her mind raced as she tried to remember where she was and why she was so afraid. Adrenaline continued to pump through her body as she slowly realized she was in her own home. There was no imminent danger. It was only a dream.
Her mind was still in panic mode as she rose from the chair and took in the comforting surroundings of her home. Things were as they should be--the fireplace and mantle covered with family photos; comfortable recliners; the couch she had spent hours on with her cat resting on her hip or her head resting on her mother's lap. Memories overcame the panic and wrapped her like a warm, comforting hug.
As she continued to look around the room she noted items missing and the general disarray. Warm fuzzy memories evaporated as the terrors of the nightmare returned--this time as grief. Her family was gone. It was time to let go of the family home. The weight of the reality was almost more than she could bear.
The themes of the nightmare became clear--abandonment, loss, the unknown, fear of failure, longing for approval . . . and on the list continued. She was afraid that she would fail her family. Her fears filled her dreams until they took on a life of their own.
As her mind cleared, she felt comfort flow into her . . . slowly filling her being with loving, calming assurance that she would survive the coming days. She was not alone. God was with her. Her family had taught her how to walk through the hard times--by taking it one step at a time while holding tightly to God's hand.
There are many times in our lives when we must face hard times. We are afraid--even terrified of what lies ahead. We do not want to go where our path is leading. We want to avoid the pain . . . the trials . . . the embarrassment . . . it is not our choosing.
Life is not fair at all times. Hard times come to everyone. Sometimes they are the consequence of our actions--other times not. How we deal with our night terrors--our hard times is our choice. God is always there, waiting to hold our hand and steady us over through the storms of life as well as the terrors of the night.
God help us to clear the fog from our minds, hearts, and spirits by embracing you. You are our comfort, refuge, and strength. So be it. Amen.
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.....this describes well a time in my own life when I was feeling so alone and frightened for my future...terrified of the unknown...feeling betrayed, abandoned and emotions that I thought would be too difficult to bear....I fought it alone for awhile but when I allowed God to step in and lead me through everything changed and when those old hurts and heartaches creep in I know with His help I am fine and so thankful that He opened my eyes to the wonderful life He has given to each of us....
-- Posted by sunnydaze on Mon, Aug 22, 2011, at 9:09 AM
Our God is rather amazing. My sister and I used to remind ourselves that when old fears resurface they are just "Egyptians." Meaning the Egyptian army followed the Israelites into the parted Red Sea, but the sea drowned the army. However, every once in a while one of those dead foes will pop to the surface and scare us again. That's when we remind ourselves of God's providence.
-- Posted by raykayh on Wed, Aug 24, 2011, at 11:51 AM
im 15 and i always have night terrors. it can have up to 3 times a month. its been constant . happens every month. no stop. its been going on since i was 3. i havent gone through any trama.In them im either falling, almost being killed, or have a feeling of being followed and watched. its always the same. i wake up heart pounding and crying non stop. terrified to move i lay there and try to calm down. ive had times were my night terror happens more than once a night. i dont know if its a disorder. i need to know what is wrong. i cant take them anymore. i have so many sleepless night. Anyone have any idea what is going on. Ive read that its uncommon for someone over the age of 6 to have it and i past that age long ago.i have no triggers that ive found. it could happen at anytime. i can go to sleep super happy and freeling secure than 3 hours later wake up absolutly terrified. Ideas? if you can help me, here is my e-mail: email@example.com
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George A. Fulton received his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Michigan. He is currently the director at RSQE and research professor at the University's Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy, where he is director of the Center for Labor Market Research.
He has been forecasting economic and fiscal activity in the state of Michigan annually for over three decades. In addition, he is co-director of a project to generate long-term economic and demographic projections for all the counties of Michigan. He is also a principal advisor to the University administration and to the state government on the economic situation in Michigan.
He has written a book on the Michigan regional economies, co-authored with former University of Michigan President Harold Shapiro. His research crosses disciplines, having been published in diverse professional journals and sponsored research reports.
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Shia mourners splash water onto a tomb during a traditional burial ritual in Bahrain. (phoot: Al Jazeera English)
When a video of U.S. Marines urinating on the dead bodies of Taliban fighters became international headline news last month, national dialogue around the incident centered mostly on its impact on U.S.-brokered peace talks, the safety of military personnel in the region, and the military culture that some argue contributed to the dehumanizing act. Largely absent from mainstream news media coverage, however, was any meaningful attempt to understand how the global Muslim community viewed the desecration of the corpses.
What took place in January was not unique. In 2010 images of a group of U.S. Army soldiers dubbed the "kill team" posing with mutilated Afghan corpses emerged and were eventually published in Rolling Stone magazine. Now, just over a year later, a similar war crime has been committed by American Marines, sparking a fresh but familiar conversation about how the psychology in and around war is not well understood by the American public.
It is indeed an important conversation to be had, particularly if there is any sincere interest in helping the latest and largest wave of U.S. troops that left Iraq in December transition back to civilian life. What is equally important, however, is a discussion around the recurring theme of desecrating the dead in a Muslim country.
In Islam, desecrating enemy corpses was forbidden by the Prophet Muhammad and is regarded today by practicing Muslims as a sin and a crime. The religion also rejects cremation as a proper rite for death as it is believed that the tailbone, which is thought to regenerate the complete human being on the Day of Resurrection, would be destroyed. Another interpretation within Islam condemns any desecration of a corpse on the premise that the resurrected body will appear as it did at the moment of death.
When one considers the funeral rites and regulations in Islam, from the process of washing the body — a step that in itself entails a very particular set of instructions — to the act of shrouding a corpse in white prior to interment, it becomes clear that the rituals associated with the transition between life and death are an integral part of the faith.
The most recent incident of depriving the dead Taliban fighters of that ritual could have been an opportunity to start a dialogue around Muslim religion and culture. Instead, most of the coverage further enabled the American public's blindness toward the "other." This disinclination to examine the global consequences of collective ignorance, which in this instance manifested as an indifference toward the desecration of Taliban corpses, only serves to exacerbate tensions between Americans and the broader Muslim world.
American news media have an obligation to offer comprehensive coverage and fine-grained contextualizing of events that the public is not always ready confront. To be sure, debates around whether the incident will prompt another wave of anti-American sentiment in the region, or whether military culture is to blame for the dehumanizing act, makes for good television and two-page spreads in print publications. But ultimately it's cross-cultural and inter-religious dialogue that will help to avert similar future acts of dehumanization and diffuse tensions. Until the news media are willing to create the kind of broad narrative understanding of events that makes such dialogue possible, their tacit enabling of collective ignorance means that they will be complicit in any future acts of dehumanization.
Arezou Rezvani is a freelance multimedia journalist based in Los Angeles, California. Her work appears on NBC Los Angeles and American Public Media's Marketplace, where she explores themes related to business, religion, and foreign affairs. You can see more of her reporting at Spectrum.


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I really wanted this to work for me. I had felt awful for months and this is full of good stuff. I tried it three times and was very sick afterwards each time. The day after I tried it for the third time, my rheumatologist said it looked like I had lupus. Green Vibrance has alfalfa, and I am one of those who finds alfalfa to be a significant trigger. This isn't for everyone!
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I know this is supposed to be super-good for me, but I can't take the taste. Very strong even when I mix it with my fruits smoothie in the mornings. will not purchase again
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Green Vibrance contains Vitamin D3 which comes from Lanolin (from sheep's wool). Not vegetarian and not vegan.
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Brogsitter Sanct Peter, a historical inn since 1246, is up there with the very best restaurants in Germany. Its history dates right back to 600 AD. Under chefs Stefan Krupp and Dirk Burger, the restaurant serves exquisite, innovative gourmet food, freshly prepared and accompanied by wines and sparkling wines from the Brogsitter vineyard estate. The restaurant adjoins Romantik Hotel Sanct Peter.
Welcome to Steinheuers Restaurant Zur Alten Post in Heppingen, where Michelin-starred chef Hans Stefan Steinheuer serves gourmet food in his Zur Alten Post restaurant, which ranks among the best in Germany. Rustic regional cuisine can be enjoyed at Landgasthof Poststuben and, in fine weather, beneath the walnut tree in the summer garden. The hotel is a great place to relax and there is a lounge bar for guests to linger over an apéritif, a cigar or a digestif.
Head chef Jens Fischer conjures sublime cuisine at Jungborn gourmet restaurant at Romantikhotel BollAnt's im Park. This gem of a hotel enjoys an idyllic location on the banks of the Nahe river on the edge of Bad Sobernheim. Owned by the Bolland-Anton family for over 100 years, it specialises in health and wellness, and nothing matters more than the wellbeing of its guests. The heritage-listed art nouveau villas and the modern spa are set in a large private park – the perfect place to be on a summer's day.
Frank Buchholz, Michelin-starred chef and Rising Star of 2012, has his restaurant in Gonsenheim in Mainz. He places great importance on locally sourced ingredients, adding a certain mediterranean flair and combining it all in his own inimitable way to create new fusions of flavour. There is also an excellent international wine list with the perfect pairing for every dish.
Becker's Hotel, a member of the prestigious Design Hotels association, is known for its clean lines, elegant design and unusual architecture. Residents and other diners can enjoy the creations of chef de cuisine Wolfgang Becker in the gourmet restaurant, and Becker's Hotel also has a family vineyard, a wine bar and a second restaurant, the Weinhaus. The centre of Trier is just a few minutes away, though a stroll in the surrounding vineyards makes a great alternative to shopping, sightseeing and culture.
Thanks to the Lafer family's passion and hard work, this former inn is now one of Germany's top gastronomic destinations. Stromburg Castle is the perfect place to spend some time enjoying an all-encompassing dining experience. Every meal in Le Val d'Or is unique and unforgettable. Le Val d'Or celebrates slow food; its gourmet menu presents the freshest, highest quality regional produce, masterfully cooked.
Rüssels Landhaus is surrounded by forests and vineyards in a quiet tributary valley of the Middle Moselle. This former mill has retained its traditional character and charm, and is now a popular gourmet destination. In the restaurant, head chef Harald Rüssel serves modern, innovative German cuisine using lots of regional ingredients and fish caught off the coast of France. On warm summer days, guests can dine on the idyllic summer terrace beside the lake.
Waldhotel Sonnora, set amid a forest and a beautiful park, has been a family-run luxury hotel since 1978. The immaculate gardens and idyllic setting make for a restful, relaxing break at any time of year. At the heart of the hotel is the multi-award-winning Restaurant Sonnora, which is much prized by gourmets in the know. Chef de cuisine Helmut Thieltges treats his guests to creative, sophisticated food and makes every visit a genuine delight.
The family-run Hotel Krone in Herxheim-Hayna dates back 200 years and is firmly on the gourmet map. In his kitchen, Karl-Emil Kuntz, the Krone's chef de cuisine and confectioner, conjures up creations imbued with craftsmanship and passion. Traditions are honoured but classic, home-spun delicacies always appear in a new, contemporary guise. His guests can look forward to a memorable culinary experience.
Deidesheimer Hof, a five-star traditional luxury hotel on the historical market square in Deidesheim on the German Wine Route, is ideal for a relaxing and indulgent stay. In its multi-award-winning Schwarzer Hahn restaurant, executive chefs Stefan Neugebauer and Felix Jarzina delight their guests with their creative 'haute cuisine du pays', a blend of classic cooking and fine Palatinate food. Exquisite wines from the Vinothek are the perfect accompaniment.
This family-run vineyard hotel and restaurant prides itself on providing a warm welcome and attentive service. Michelin-starred chef Thomas Schanz makes a point of using only the finest fresh ingredients. Set amid the glorious Moselle valley, the hotel has its own vineyard and hosts tastings of its wines. The decor, inspired by local materials such as Moselle slate, oiled oak and natural stone, creates a sense of timeless elegance and a relaxed home-from-home ambience.
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Roberto Di Matteo declared on Friday that "any manager" would want Radamel Falcao in their team as he admitted Chelsea may need reinforcements up front in January.
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Speculation the European champions are set to move for Atletico Madrid sensation Falcao has reached fever pitch, with reports claiming they could even launch a £48million bid when the transfer window reopens.
Blues boss Di Matteo stuck to his policy of not discussing the club's transfer plans when quizzed on Falcao but also said: "If you ask any manager, he would have him in his team."
He added: "He is one of the best strikers, probably, in European and world football. His ratio of goals per game is quite impressive, not just this season but over the last three seasons, at Porto and Atletico Madrid."
Chelsea are set to lose Nigeria star Victor Moses in January for the African Nations Cup, leaving them short of back-up for Fernando Torres and Daniel Sturridge.
"We're looking at that, because we'll lose Victor and John Obi Mikel for that tournament," Di Matteo said.
"We'll look and see how we deal with it, but for the moment we're okay."
The past few days have seen Falcao both voice his admiration for Chelsea and commit his immediate future to cash-strapped Atletico.
The 26-year-old has been linked with the Blues for more than a year and showed them exactly what they were missing during August's UEFA Super Cup match when he tore their defence to shreds almost single-handedly.
Any move for the striker would also cast further doubt on the future of Torres, who has failed to live up to his record-breaking price tag since joining from Liverpool almost two years ago.
Chelsea have been linked with several other forwards who would represent less of a threat to the £50million man, while they could also recall Romelu Lukaku from his loan spell at West Brom.
They could have a bigger problem holding onto players than signing them in January if Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole's suitors get their way.
Chinese club Guizhou Rehne confirmed this week they want to sign Lampard when the transfer window reopens, while reports claim former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti has called Cole personally to tempt him to join Paris St Germain.
Both players are out of contract in the summer and although Di Matteo wants them to stay, he admitted he is in the dark as to discussions over Lampard's future in particular.
"Ultimately that's between the player and the club to agree a new arrangement," he said.
"I'm not aware how the discussions are going at the moment."
Insisting he was unaware whether Lampard had opened talks with clubs either in China or the United States - where the 34-year-old has also been linked - Di Matteo added: "If there's a willingness from both sides, he will remain with us.
"He's been a fantastic player for us over a decade, so it would be nice for him to finish his career here."
Asked whether the courtship of Lampard and Cole meant he had to fight even harder to convince them not to quit Stamford Bridge, Di Matteo said: "The players know that I would like them to stay.
"They are fantastic players who have always performed to a high level for us, for myself too.
"I've told them that. I hope they will stay."
Chelsea have also seen some of their fringe players linked with moves away, most notably Marko Marin and Oriol Romeu.
Romeu has been touted for a return to Spain amid reports his agent had been speaking to Valencia.
Di Matteo admitted there was interest but asked if there was any prospect of him leaving in January on loan or permanently, he said: "Absolutely not."
Backing Romeu to fill the void left by John Obi Mikel's departure for African Nations Cup duty in January, he added: "He's a very young talent with good prospects for the future.
"Obviously he's got offers from other clubs, especially from Spain but also I've had calls from Italy about him. But he's been playing more recently and will be more."
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During the first half of February, the main hallway of the Forchheimer building, commonly referred to as Einstein's "Main Street," took on a festive atmosphere, adorned by red lanterns and other colorful decorations that hung along the length of the recently renovated space. The decor was hung by members of the Chinese Students Club (CSC) to mark the Chinese Lunar New Year, one of the most important holidays in the Chinese calendar.
"This is the first time the CSC has hung so many red lanterns and decorations around Einstein," said second-year graduate student Zhejun Ji, who is chair of the CSC.
She explained, "Hanging lanterns is a traditional part of celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year. Red signifies a lively, beautiful and healthy life."
She added, "And since this is the year of horse, we wish that everything will run as fast and as smoothly as a horse."
Celebrations typically run from the Chinese New Year's Eve to the Lantern Festival, which lasts about two weeks. To mark the culmination of their celebration, the CSC hosted "Beautiful China—Happy Chinese New Year Gala," held in Robbins Auditorium on Sunday, February 9, 2014.
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The simple beauty and the sophisticated complexities of our world will both be explored at Somerset Community College's Earth Day Celebration.
The annual event will be held on Sunday, April 27 from 1 to 5 p.m. on SCC's Somerset Campus at 808 Monticello Street, Somerset, KY. Also sponsored by Eastern Kentucky PRIDE, the festivities will feature a fun and educational day packed full of activities, wildlife exhibits, green demonstrations, music, food and more. This event is free and open to the public and will be held rain or shine.
The popular rain barrel giveaway will also return to the event. Students in the Student Government Organization representing their individual student clubs have prepared 11 beautifully painted barrels. The project is supported by a grant from the Southeast Environmental Education Alliance. Everyone attending will receive a free ticket for the drawings. Winners must be present and must take the barrel home that day. Barrels will be given away at 2, 3 and 4 p.m.
The SCC Culinary Arts program chefs Michael Wells and Ed Nazario will be cooking and serving chicken donated by Keystone Foods of Casey County and salmon donated by Caught Wild of Stanford, Ky. Caught Wild owners Jason and Mary Beth McKinley will be on hand to discuss their sustainable approach to harvesting salmon — which they put into practice every summer in Bristol Bay, Alaska.
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Skip to comments.Italy: Plot to blow up Milan Cathedral
Posted on 12/04/2008 1:04:23 PM PST by Frankusa
Two Moroccans arrested in Italy yesterday wanted to blow up the Milan Cathedral on Christmas.
They hoped an attack during the busy holiday would cost dozens of lives. This according to tapped phone calls, reports La Repubblica.
The two belonged to an Islamic terror cell which had been followed by the Italian police already for months...
Rachid Ilhami (31) and Abdelkader Ghafir (43) were arrested in Giussano, a city 25km away from Milan. The detectives gathered from tapped phone calls and confiscated computer files that the two also prepared attacks on a supermarket and a police bureau. They are arrested on suspicion of terrorism and eventual cooperation with al-Qaeda.
Ilhami had been living since he was ten in Italy. He is married and has two children. He worked as a blacksmith and in his free time worked in a center for PEACE ACTIVITIES, in the area of prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's villa, according to Corriere della Sera.
Tapped phone calls? Where is the ICLU looking out for the rights of these poor unfortunates?
Wanting to is one thing, I am curious if they had the means to do it or if it was just a plan.
Well well... islamothugs, peace activists... what's the difference.
Catholic ping!
Between Islmofascists and millitant gays no churches are safe. What a world we live in.
If even ONE western Cathedral is touched, take out that shoebox they worship in Mecca.
Well, it's a Church in Europe, and it seats about 40,000, so they're probably about right when they say dozens. Maybe they should have found a bar with a soccer game on instead.
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"What a wonder it is! So grand, so solemn, so vast! And yet so delicate, so airy, so graceful!" --Mark Twain
The Duomo di Milano is one of the most famous buildings in Europe. It is a particularly large and elaborate Gothic cathedral on the main square in the city center of Milan, Italy. It is also the second largest Roman Catholic cathedral in the world.
The street plan of Milan, with streets either radiating from the Duomo or circling it, indicates that the Duomo occupied the most important site in Roman Mediolanum.
Saint Ambrose's "New Basilica" was built on this site at the beginning of the 5th century, with an adjoining basilica added in 836. When fire damaged both buildings in 1075, they were rebuilt as the Duomo.
In 1386 the archbishop, Antonio da Saluzzo, began the new project in a rayonnant Late Gothic style that is more characteristic of France than Italy. Work proceeded for generations.
The main spire was topped off in 1762 with a polychrome statue of the Madonna, to whom the Duomo and its predecessor have always been consecrated.
Even now, some uncarved blocks remain to be completed as statuary. Gothic construction on the rest of the Duomo was largely complete in the 1880s.
The Duomo has been under major renovations and cleaning for several years, obscuring the glorious facade with scaffolding. Works should be completed sometime in 2007.
Milan's Duomo is the second largest Catholic cathedral in the world: only the cathedral of Seville is larger (St. Peter's Basilica in Rome doesn't count because it's not a cathedral). It is 157 meters long— 40,000 people can fit comfortably within.
The Duomo of Milan blurs the normal distinctions between Gothic and neo-Gothic, for the Gothic west front was begun in 1616 and completed 200 years later. Only in its details does it reveal its Baroque and Neo-Classical date. From 1900 some of the least Gothic details of the facade were replaced in a more Gothic style to designs of Giuseppe Brentano.
The roofline dissolves into openwork pinnacles that are punctuated by a grove of spires, topped with statues that overlook the city. The main spire is 109 meters high. These can all be investigated up close on a breathtaking walk on the roof.
The huge building is made of brick faced with marble from the quarries that Gian Galeazzo Visconti donated in perpetuity to the cathedral chapter. Its maintenance and repairs are complex.
The cathedral's five wide naves are reflected in the hierarchic openings of the facade. Even the transepts have aisles. The great windows of the choir are reputed to be the largest in the world.
The Duomo also contians many treasures that can be viewed by visitors, including ivories, sacred vases in gold and silver, vestments and tapestries, most of which have been denoted by noblemen and princes over the centuries.
Mark Twain, a greast fan of the Duomo, can take over the description (from Innocents Abroad) from here:
What a wonder it is! So grand, so solemn, so vast! And yet so delicate, so airy, so graceful! A very world of solid weight, and yet it seems ...a delusion of frostwork that might vanish with a breath!...
The central one of its five great doors is bordered with a bas-relief of birds and fruits and beasts and insects, which have been so ingeniously carved out of the marble that they seem like living creatures-- and the figures are so numerous and the design so complex, that one might study it a week without exhausting its interest...everywhere that a niche or a perch can be found about the enormous building, from summit to base, there is a marble statue, and every statue is a study in itself...
Away above, on the lofty roof, rank on rank of carved and fretted spires spring high in the air, and through their rich tracery one sees the sky beyond. ...(Up on) the roof...springing from its broad marble flagstones, were the long files of spires, looking very tall close at hand, but diminishing in the distance...We could see, now, that the statue on the top of each was the size of a large man, though they all looked like dolls from the street...
They say that the Cathedral of Milan is second only to St. Peter's at Rome. I cannot understand how it can be second to anything made by human hands.
Don't they know Obama won.
All terrorism can cease now....
I guess he's just another "peaceful" Muslim wishing to share his own version of "Merry Christmas" with the faithful in Italy.
Off the top of my head, I'll guess you should drop one of those zeroes.
"Two Moroccans arrested in Italy yesterday wanted to blow up the Milan Cathedral on Christmas."
LIFE IN ITALY.com (ANSA): Milan - "TERROR SUSPECTS 'TARGETING ITALY'" (ARTICLE SNIPPET: "The men are believed to have watched instructional films on terrorist attacks and researched methods on the Internet."ARTICLE SNIPPET: "Police also seized the Peace Cultural Centre in the Lombardy village of Macherio, where Ilhami worked as a preacher, during Tuesday's operation. According to investigators, small groups of fundamentalists met at the centre in the evenings after the day's official sermons were finished.") (December 2, 2008)
Living in the US (a country only being a little over two centuries old) it baffles the mind to think this structure took over five centuries to complete.
I love these old classic cathedrals.
Why does this word keep coming up when terror cells are mentioned?
I've been in il Duomo di Milano a few times. Yes, it is downright amazing both inside and out. I spent a good 8 hours there with my now wife (was girlfriend at the time).
I wish I knew all of the proper terminology, but the basement area has various treasures & Christian artifacts dating back to God knows when....there are also caskets (again, wrong term) of various Popes, priests, etc.
Just curious for those more familiar with Milan....wasn't Mussolini "hung out to dry" near il Duomo? I could swear he was, but I forget all of the details.
So help me if those bastards harm so much as a brick in the road near this place let alone an innocent person....
Why are there never any plots to blow up the Al Asqa mosque which sits like a hemorrhoid on the Temple Mount?
Ugh....sorry, not Popes....Archbishops...and the word I was looking for was sarcophagus, not casket :-P! Man am I dumb.
I rudeboy, the cathedral was designed to accommodate 40,000 worshipers.[http://www.bluffton.edu/~sullivanm/milancath/duomo.html]
Owl_Eagle is correct: They probably would killed a lot more than dozens - had they been successful.
I stand corrected. I've been in that cathedral a number of times, and there's no way I can be convinced that it'll fit 40,000—but that's just my opinion.
So true. . .
You were correct.
"Following his rescue, Mussolini headed the Italian Social Republic in parts of Italy that were not occupied by Allied forces. In late April, 1945, with total defeat looming, Mussolini attempted to escape to Switzerland, only to be captured and summarily executed near Lake Como by Communist Italian partisans. His body was taken to Milan where it was hung upside down at a petrol station for public viewing and to provide confirmation of his demise."
You may be thinking of the Dome of the Rock which is the more noticeable gold-domed building on the Temple Mount. A man named Yoel Lerner was sentenced to prison in 1982 for attempting to blow it up.
Thank G-d they caught the guys before they did it!
But, it's the Religion of Peace, donchaknow.
I've been there and I can see where it would seat 4000. The experience of going there was marred by being constantly followed by pickpockets in the piazza and sidestreets.
Mussolini was hanged at a gas station - Fina station to be exact - by his heels from a beam.
All humor on the cathedral's size aside, it shows how thoroughly evil these people are. They'd like to blow up a cathedral AT CHRISTMASTIME, and murder hundreds of church-goers.
How pathetic and sick.
My goodness, that is spectacularly gorgeous!
Oh, no! They've invaded the privacy of these poor men!
Its main area is 14,000 square yards. You can fit three people standing in a square yard.
Three? How about 15 in front of a Long Island Church of Wal Mart on Black Friday Holiday morning!
Ah, the quaint old customs of Europe!
I can see where it would seat 4000
They didn't sit, they stood. 40,000 would be no problem in that area.
Remember, everyone in Italy follows the Church, one half with a candle, the other half with a club!
Probably my favorite building in the world. The terrorists hate it, among other reasons, because its external facade is made up of 3000 statues of Catholic saints, so the building could never be converted to a mosque. I'm sure the logic was, well, we're going to have to blow it up sooner or later.
It was at the Piazzale Loreto, which was then occupied by a large gas station and it today a large traffic circle in downtown Milan. It's about six stops north on the main Metropolitana subway line from the Duomo.
Very true. They looked like such nice church-going folks, too. Full of Christmas spirit. I mean spirits.
I'm just tellin' ya', I've been there . . . no way in the world to fit 40,000 people in there. Just no way.
I think landmarks like the Duomos of Milan and Florence, Saint Peter's Basilica, St. Mark's in Venice, etc. etc., are universally recognized in Italy as a prime cultural heritage. My old boss in Italy (God rest his soul) was a longtime Trotskyite who told me that if he ever retired, he'd spend his days sitting atop the Duomo with a machine gun, waiting for the first grafitti writer to approach it with a spray paint can.
Islam is a scourge on humanity.
Heck if religious buildings aren't sacrosanct to these wackos... why don't we just get it over with and nuke that black stone they seem so fond of?
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Where those scapes shaved raw and topped or blanched beforehand?
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It doesn't look like much now — mostly mud and concrete footers. But in just two months, the $2.3 million Statehouse Holocaust and Liberators Memorial is scheduled to be dedicated.
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Under the guidance of Polish-born artist and architect Daniel Libeskind, who is based in New York, work is underway at two locations: the A. Zahner Co. in Kansas City and the Cleveland Marble Mosaic Co. in Cleveland. The multi-city collaboration must come together quickly in time for the June 2 dedication of the memorial near the southwestern corner of the Statehouse, across from the Ohio Theatre.
Work was originally expected to be completed in April, but the completion date was moved to May and then June because of delays caused by the rough Ohio winter.
To bring the pieces together, Libeskind — designer of the new World Trade Center master plan and the Jewish Museum in Berlin, among others — split the work between two veteran companies.
Libeskind spokeswoman Amanda de Beaufort said bronze for the memorial wall is being fabricated by Zahner, a Kansas City company that has worked nationally and internationally for 115 years. Zahner will create the inscription on the front face of the panels, and the support framing.
Meanwhile, workers at the 90-year-old Cleveland Marble Mosaic Co. are preparing a stone memorial wall, carving inscriptions on its top and face, and making a bench.
The parts will be shipped to Columbus, where Libeskind will supervise the assembly, de Beaufort said.
"We're very excited," said Joyce Garver Keller, executive director of Ohio Jewish Communities, the group raising $2 million for the project. "This is the opportunity to take this vision and this mission and see it become real. ... It's going to be an amazing opportunity and something that will be there forever."
The 18-foot-tall, lighted bronze memorial will include a cutout Star of David framed by steel. Words will be inscribed on the memorial and on the stone wall, dedicating it to "the Ohio soldiers who were part of the American liberation and survivors who made Ohio their home." It also will include the phrase, If you save one life, it is as if you saved the world, a saying from the Talmud, a book of Jewish rabbinical wisdom.
The memorial will honor the 6 million Jews who perished in the Holocaust, along with American liberators of the Nazi concentration camps and "prisoners of war, ethnic and religious minorities, homosexuals, the mentally ill, the disabled and political dissidents who suffered under Nazi Germany."
Gov. John Kasich, who came up with the idea for the memorial two years ago, is planning a large ceremony on June 2 including both survivors of the Nazi death camps and American soldiers who helped liberate them.
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The Center for Adaptive Technology is a division of the Academic Technologies Department of the Office of Academic Affairs at Southern Connecticut State University. It was established in 1989 through a resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Connecticut State University System.
The Center for Adaptive Technology promotes the benefits of Universal Design for Learning by providing technology and support to all members of the Southern Connecticut State University community, as well as to the community at large. Recognizing the fact that not all students learn the same way, the Center provides multiple approaches to learning and expression through a variety of technology solutions.
Structure of the Center for Adaptive Technology
The Center for Adaptive Technology is comprised of two labs that serve SCSU students:
- The Adaptive Technology Lab, located in Engleman Hall Room B017, serves SCSU students with disabilities. Prior to receiving services from the Center students have to register with the SCSU Disability Resource Center in Engleman C106.
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Additionally, the Center for Adaptive Technology provides assistive technology support to members of the community at large. The Center provides assistive technology assessments, trainings and presentations in assistive technology and assistive technology consultations to persons with disabilities as well as Connecticut K-12 schools.
Through a grant from the CT Tech Act Project the Center runs a Technology Loan Program that provides laptops and iPads with assistive technology to Connecticut K-12 schools.
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"Dogovor R.S.F.S.R. s Persiei," February 26, 1921
Volunteer Army. "The Volunteer Army of Alekseev and Denikin," by Prince P. M. Volkonskii, November 1914
Vserossiiskii tsentral'nyi ispolnitel'nyi komitet. Tsentral'naia komissiia pomoshchi golodaiushchim
Vysshii sovet narodnogo khoziaistva. Komitet po vneshnei torgovle. "K voprosu o plane kontsessii," 1920
Soviet Union
Bretscher, Will, Russia by Twilight. Pall Mall Features, Ltd., London, 1956
Problems of the Peoples of the USSR (Munich)
1959, No. 3, No. 7; 1961, Nos. 11-12
1962, No. 16; 1963, No. 18
Scrapbook of clippings relating to events in the Soviet Union, 1917-1936
Card index information on American engineers in Russia
Aitkenhead, William C., 1934, 1936
Alt, Harold, 1933
Amtorg Trading Corporation, 1934
Anderson, L. D., 1934
Angst, H. H., 1934
The Architectural Forum, 1934
Arnott, Charles E., 1934
Banks, Leon M., 1933-1934
Bemis, O. M., 1934-1935
Bendt, J. P., 1934
Bennett, T. W., 1934
Bone, Albert J., 1934
Bubb, John B., 193, 1935
Budd, Ralph, 1933-1935
Bunting, M. H., 1934-1936
Burrell, G. A., 1933
Butterworth, Charles, 1933
Cady, C. R., 1934-1935
Calder, John K., 1936
Campbell, Thomas D., 1933
Carmody, John M., 1933
Chapman, Charles J., 1934
Chase, Frank D., 1934
Chase, Julian, 1933
Clark, Wallace, 1934
Clements, George L., 1934
Clemmitt, Willis B., 1933-1935
Collester, E. H., 1934
Cook, Paul R., 1935-1936
Cooper, D. P., 1934
Cooper, Hugh L., 1934-1935
Craggs, Clyde, 1933
Crocker, Stuart M., 1934
Crofoot, A. B., 1934
Cullity, E. R., 1934
Derby, R. M., 1933-1934
Dickinson, E. S., 1934
Dixon, W. F., 1934
Donaldson, K. H., 1934-1935
Draper, Robert M., 1934
Du Pont de Nemours & Co., 1934
Everhard, E. P., 1933, 1935
Ferguson, J. S., 1933-1934
Foos, I. D., 1933
Forester, D. M., 1935
Foss, Fedor F., 1933, 1935-1937
Foster, George K., 1934
Fox, Gordon, 1933-1935
Fulmer, O. K., 1934
Garcia, John A., 1934, 1936
Garrett, Nona, 1933
Gibbs, H. D., 1934
Gill, C. A., 1934
Gillis, J. H., 1936-1937
Gorton, W. L., 1934, 1936
Grady, William H., 1933
Growcott, G., 1934
Hahn, Albert W., 1934-1935
Hallock, F. B., 1934
Harris, Frederic R., 1933-1934
Harry, Charles M., 1935
Haven, William A., 1933, 1935
Hermann, F. C., 1934
Hoen, Richard D., 1935
Hoffman, Arnold, 1933
Hollister, S. E., 1934
Holmboe, T. R., 1934
Hunter, Harry G., 1934
James H. Pierce and Co., 1933-1934
Jermain, George D., 1934-1935
Kahn, Albert, 1933
Koppers Construction Co., 1934
Krejci, M. W., 1934-1939
Krumb, Henry, 1933
Lawry, Raymond G., 1934
Lea, John, 1934
Lee, Marvin, 1933
McDonald, H. J. C., 1934
McKee, Arthur G., 1934
Mayer, Lucius W., 1933-1934
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co., 1934
Miller, George L., 1933
Morgan, T. A., 1935
Oglebay Norton and Company, 1934
Olberg, C. R., 1934
Orr, W. S., 1933
Oxnam, T. H., 1934-1935
Peters, W. A., Jr., 1934
Pickering, J. C., 1933
Polakov, Walter N., 1934
Pope, Frederick, 1934
Prommel, H. W. C., 1934
Prouty, Roswell W., 1934
Pullus, Nicholas J., 1933
Radio Corporation of America, 1934
Reynders, John V. W., 1933
Rickard, Edgar, 1933
Riddel, Guy C., 1933
Rikeyser, Walter A., 1934
Rogers, K. A., 1934-1935
Rosenfield, Isadore, 1934
Scrymgeour, George K., 1934
Seabrook, C. F., 1935
Seabury, George T., 1934
Seiberling Rubber Company, 1934
Shaffner, Charles W., 1933
Sherover, M. M., 1933-1934
Shipley, W. S., 1934
Sibley, Robert, 1933
Skrivsky, Boris E., 1934
Standard Oil Company of New York, 1934
Stanton, William L., 1934
Stuart, Charles E., 1933-1934
Stuck, R. W., 1934-1935
Sullivan Machinery Company, 1934
Swanson, Arthur, 1933-1934
Thomson, Joseph L., 1933
Torpen, B. E., 1933
Trecartin, H. S., 1933-1934
Uhler, F. W., 1934
Wasserman, William S., 1933
Westvaco Chlorine Products, Inc., 1934
Wood, W. A., 1934
Worsham, A. H., 1934
Young, Owen D., 1933
Form letters
Articles published by American engineers
Firms having contracts with the U.S.S.R.
Persons familiar with conditions in Russia
Technical assistance contracts
Responses by
Aitkenhead, W. C.
Allen and Garcia Company
Alt, Harold L.
Anderson, L. D.
Angst, H. H.
Banks, Leon M.
Bemis, O. M.
Bendt, J. P.
Bone, Albert J.
Brown, L. R.
Bubb, John B.
Butterworth, Charles
Cady, C. R.
Clemmitt, Willis B.
Collester, E. H.
Cullity, E. R.
Dickinson, E. S.
Donaldson, K. H.
Draper, Robert M.
Everhard, E. P.
Ferguson, J. S.
Forester, D. M.
Foss, Fedor F.
Foster, George K.
Fox, Gordon
Fulmer, O. Kline
Garcia, John A.
Gill, C. A.
Gillis, Julius H.
Growcott, G.
Hahn, Albert W.
Harris, Frederick R.
Harry, Charles M.
Hebley, H. F.
Holmboe, T. R.
Hunter, Harry G.
Jenney, J. K.
Jermain, G. D.
Krejci, Milo W.
Lawry, Raymond G.
Lea, John
McKee, Arthur G.
Olberg, C. R.
Orr, W. S.
Oxnam, T. H.
Polakov, Walter N.
Scrymgeour, G. K.
Sibley, Robert
Stanton, William L.
Starr, C. T.
Swanson, Arthur
Thomson, Joseph L.
Torpen, B. E.
Uhler, F. W.
Von Meding, William
Wilbur, Lyman D.
Subject file
Clemmitt, Willis B., class lecture on industrial development in the Soviet Union
Krejci, Milo
Riddell, Guy C., an analysis of progress and trends in Soviet Russia
Status of engineering project, 1934, 1936
"American Engineers in Russia," report
"An Architect Recognizes Russia," by O. Kline Fulmer, The Architectural Forum, December 1933
"Engineering Observations in the U.S.S.R.," by John M. Carmody, Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, February 1932
"First-Hand Impressions of Soviet Russia," by Raymond W. Stuck, The Case Alumnus, October-December 1932; February, April 1933
"If You Must Go to Russia," by Joseph Thompson, The Mining Journal, October 30, 1931
"Impressions Gained from a Trip through Russia," synopsis of an address by R. Budd at a special meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers, San Francisco, March 16, 1931
"Journeys to the Iron Mines of Russia," by L. D. Anderson, Freyn Design, October 1932
"The Korsak Pai Enterprise," by Milo W. Krejci, The Case Alumnus, December 1933
"Life in a Soviet Town," by George Burrell, n.d.
"Mining Asbestos in the U.S.S.R.," by Walter Rukeyser, Engineering and Mining Journal, September 1933
"My Impressions of Soviet Russia," by K. H. Donaldson, The Case Alumnus, June 1932
"Production Starts at Kuznetsk," by E. P. Everhard, Freyn Design, October 1932
"Red Metal Mining in Red Russia," by Joseph L. Thomson
"Report on the Russian Situation," by Krumb, Mayer, Reynders, Richard, Mining and Metallurgy, April 1931
"Russia As I Saw It," by R. W. Stuck, May-June 1932
"Russia As a World Factor," by William S. Wasserman, December 1930
"Russia Is Planning Millions of New Electric Horse-Power Units," The Oregon Sunday Journal, March 26, 1933
"Russia Reviewed by an Engineer," by Frederic Harris, The American Engineer, August 1932
"Russian Lights and Shadows - A Group of Twenty Related Sketches and Stories of Contemporary Soviet Russia," by A. Hoffman, 1929
"The Russian Situation as Observed by an American Railroad Man," an address by Charles A. Gill, March 1, 1932
"Siberian Report to Mr. Sample," by M. Bunting, June 1922
"Soviet Russia and the Five Year Industrial Plan, statement by J. S. Ferguson, April 30, 1933
"Soviet Standard Blast Furnace," by Gordon Fox and Owen R. Rice, Freyn Design, March 1934
"Status of Industrial Management in Russia Today," by Charles E. Stuart, October 14, 1931
"There Must Be Industrial Planning," by Charles E. Stuart, December 1933
"Trip to Russia," from diary of W. Robert Wood with additions from diary of Homer Bassett and excerpts from letters of H. K. Dougan
"U.S.S.R. Favors American Engineers and Equipment," by A. Zaviniagin, Freyn Design, March 1934
American Relief Administration, 1921-1923
Anti-communist propaganda
Armed Forces
"Political Control of the Soviet Armed Forces," CIA research paper, July 1980
Arms reduction. Gorbachev, Mikhail, Agreement Now on Elimination of Soviet and U.S. Intermediate-Range Missiles in Europe, Grafischer Volkerfreundschaft, Dresden, 1987
Atrocities. Sviashchennik Georgii, Novgorod-Severskii, "Chudovishchnye bol'shevistskie zlodeianiia v Katynskom lesu, pod Smolenskom, i v gorode Vinnitse," 1947
Banner, Soviet, pre-August 1991, promoting "socialist competition" among the Eastern European countries and the Soviet Union
Church policy. McCabe, Joseph, Russia and the Roman Church, Watts & Co., London, 1941
Civil defense. "Soviet Civil Defense," CIA research paper, July 1978
"Collective Security in Europe: Soviet Note of March 31, 1954." Soviet News booklet, London, 1954
"Osnovnoi zakon (Konstitutsiia)," 1922
"R.S.F.S.R. Konstitutsiia," January 1918.
Dissidents, 1970s
Foreign policy
Bromke, Adam, The Andropov Succession: East-West Relations in the 1980s, 1983
International Security Council, The Brezhnev Doctrine and the Challenge of Soviet Imperialism, New York, 1985
Ward, Barbara, Russian Foreign Policy, Oxford, 1940
Foreign relations
Canada, 1987
United States, 1979
Government officials. Tokaev, Grigorii Aleksandrovich, Inside the Kremlin, British Institute for Political Research, London, 1949
Human rights
General. Leaflets and booklets issued by the National Alliance of Russian Solidarists (NTS), 1956-1984; report on the Congress for Civil Rights and Freedom in Russia, held at The Hague, April 25-27, 1957
Isakovich, Sergei, The Truth About Human Rights, Politvydav Ukrainy, Kiev, 1985
Institute for the Study of the USSR. List of publications, 1951-1958
Jews. Bugayenko, Yevgeni, On the Bank of the Amur – 50th Anniversary of the Jewish Autonomous Region, Moscow, 1984
Lenin, Vladimir Il'ich
Krzhizhanovskii, G. M., Myslitel' i revoliutsioner, Moscow, 1985
L'vov, I. A. and V. N. Utkin, "Sarai" i "shalash" v Razlive, Lenizdat, 1985
Marxist-Leninist ideology
Deriugin, Iu. I., V otvete za budushchee, Moscow, 1985
Gagin, V. N., Element khudozhestvennosti v massovo-politicheskoi rabote, Moscow, 1985
Ganin, N. I., Opyt Oktiabria – internatsional'noe dostoianie, Moscow, 1983
"International Communism – The Soviets and the World Revolutionary Process," CIA Study, April 1978
Pol'tsin, Iu., Kak vospitat' liubov' k trudu, 1985
Vydrin F. A., Rabotaiushchii v odnoi iz partiinykh organizatsii, Moscow, 1985
Zinoviev, G., Les questions les plus pressantes du mouvement ouvrier international, L'Internationale Communiste, Petrograd, 1920
Mining and metallurgy
"L'état actuel de l'industrie minière et métallurgique de la Russie méridionale," by B. N. Sokoloff, 1921
Narodnyi komissariat po inostrannym delam
Bulleten' vnutrennei informatsii, October 20, 30, 1934
Declaration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR on the North-Atlantic Pact, 1949
"Otvet na notu, vruchennuiu torgovym agentom Veliko-Britanskogo pravitel'stva, 8-go maia 1923 goda"
New York World's Fair, Soviet Pavilion, 1939
Ob'edinenie gosudarstvennykh izdatel'stv (OGIZ), Molodaia gvardiia. Propaganda pamphlets and short stories, 1930-1932
Peace efforts
Religion. Segizbaev, O. A., Narodnoe samosoznanie i religiia, Alma-Ata, 1984
Science and technology. "USSR State Committee for Science and Technology," CIA reference aid, April 1985
Stalin, Joseph V. Identification cards (photocopies), 1936
Tourism. Pamphlets issued by Intourist, 1937
Trotsky, Leon. Letter (typescript) from L. Trotsky to Robert T. Lincoln concerning Soviet-American relations; excerpts (typewritten carbon copy) from the English translation by Charles Malamuth of the book by L. Trotsky, Stalin: An Appraisal of the Man and His Influence; a newspaper article from La vanguardia española, 1970, by Maria Serrallach concerning the alleged illegitimate daughter of L. Trotsky in Barcelona before the Spanish civil war
Tsentral'nyi ispolnitel'nyi komitet, 4aia sessiia VtsIK, October 23-28, 1922
U.S. Advisory Commission of Railway Experts to Russia.
Vserossiiskii finansovyi s'ezd, October 1922
Vyshinskii, Andrei Iu., "Ustranit' ugrozu novoi mirovoi voiny, sokhranit' mir, ukrepit' mezhdunarodnuiu bezopasnost'," October 18, 1952
Russians in foreign countries
General. Articles appearing in the émigré press, lists of authors and titles
Golos Rossii (Sofia), 1936-1938
Nasha Gazeta (Sofia), October-November 1938
Posledniia Novosti (Paris)
Vozrozhdenie (Paris), 1936-1939
Russia (1991- )
Communist party of the Soviet Union. "Postanovlenie Konstitutsionnogo suda Rossiiskoi Federatsii, 30 noiabria 1992 goda." November 30, 1992
Democratic reforms, 1991-1992, and election of Boris Yeltsin
Economic conditions
Fond "Za ekonomicheskuiu gramotnost'," Reforma bez shoka – vybor sotsial'no-priemlemykh reshenii, Moscow-San Francisco, 1992
Political events, August-September 1992
Subject File (Second installment)
Pre-revolutionary period
Compulsory regulations for building of a school with grant from the Moscow guberniia zemstvo, 1895 November 28
Correspondence. Shestakova L. I., 1901 October 22
Estimate of taxes for 1916, Moscow guberniia, Bogorodskii uezd
Laws and statutes. Kiev Court Chamber, 1906
Military – Russia – Armiia
Letter from acting chief of General Staff, Evacuation Administration, to A. D. Samarin, head of the Russian Red Cross Society for the Interior of the Empire, 1915 February 26
List of magazines allowed to the sick and wounded of the lower ranks located in various kinds of hospital installations, 1915 (?)
Revolutionary parties. Letter from the London Council of Workers' Union to the organizing committee of the Saint Petersburg strike, Council for the Fight for Liberation of the Working Class, 1896 August
Russian imperial government, Nikolaevskaia railroad, bond, 1869
Revolution and civil war
Correspondence. Lieutenant-General Nikolai Golovin, 1943
Decrees of the Council of People's Komissars, 1917-1918
Department of Health
Data on contagious diseases in Kharkov guberniia, Ukraine, 1896-1921
Graphs illustrating annual incidence of (5) contagious diseases in European Russia, 1918-1923
Documents pertaining to General Petr Vrangel', 1920
Memoirs of General Andogskii (table of contents only), 1952
Samples of service seals of various Soviet military and civilian authorities, used in 1920 in territories of Eastern Poland occupied by the Red Army
Scrapbook of publications on G. V. Plekhanov and M. A. Bakunin, 1922-1930
Soviet Union
Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, Chernobyl', Ukraine, 1986
Testimonies of victims of the disaster, n.d.
Instructions for increasing secrecy regime for labor on Chernobyl Nuclear Station, 3rd Main Headquarters, Ministry of Health of the USSR, 1986-1987
From the Socio-Ecological Union, Moscow, 1990 February 5
From Medical Doctors for Prevention of a Nuclear War to president of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev, 1990 May 22
Democracy. American Foundation for Resistance International, Democracy Bulletin, 1989-1993
Economic conditions - 1917-1945
Agricultural statistics for 1919, Samara Gubernatorial Statistical Bureau
Information on the 1921 harvest in the Republic of Georgia (wheat, barley, maize)
State economic plan of the Ukraine for the year 1921-1922
Elections, 1989-1991
S'ezd narodnykh deputatov (Congress of USSR People's Deputies,) 1989
Regional deputies of the Ukrainian Supreme Soviet, 1989
Moscow city council and mayor, 1990 March 4
Regional deputies of the Russian Federation
Leningrad city council, 1990 April 19
Referendum. All union referendum on the future of the USSR, 1991 March 17
Forced labor – Economic aspects – Soviet Union
Camps located on the territory of the Magadan region in the years 1930-1950. Paraphrased legend: This map was compiled with the help of ex-prisoners and civil servants, and declassified KGB documents, which made it possible to find out the exact location of the camps, mines, timber industry, road distances, etc. The map contains about 400 locations, previously parts of the GULAG system. The author of this map is I. Panikarov, Yagodnoe village, Magadan region, 1994
Orientation chart of Kolyma camps and surrounding territories, n.d.
Publications on years of repression, Magadan, 1990-1998
Foreign relations
Czechoslovakia, 1953-1975. Prospectus of publication on events in Prague [1968], 1997
Gorbachev, Mikhail, "Entering the Twenty-First Century," speech delivered at World Peace Conference, Seoul, Korea, 1994
Samizdat. Underground Samizdat writings relating to political conditions, civil liberties, and non-Russian nationalism in the Soviet Union.
Russians in foreign countries, Stanichnyi vestnik, Obshche-kazach'ia stanitsa imeni Atamana Kaledina (The messenger, All Cossack Association), Montreal, 2003-2004
Subject File (Second installment)
Commonwealth of Independent States - Russia (Federation)
Referendum on Yeltsin's policies "Da, da, net, da," 1993 April 25
Elections, 1992-2001.
Parliamentary, 1993-1999
1993 December 12
1995 December 17
1. Zhenshchiny Rossii
2. Derzhava
3. Duma – 96
4. Preobrazhenie otechestva
5. Tikhonov-Tupolev-Tikhonov
6. Rossiiskoe obshchenarodnoe dvizhenie
7. Obshcherossiiskoe musul'manskoe dvizhenie
8. Federal'no- demokraticheskoe dvizhenie
9. Predvybornyi blok, vkliuchaiushchii rukovoditelei Partii zashchity detei (Mira, dobra i schast'ia), Partii "Russkie zhenshchiny," Partii pravoslavnykh (Very, Nadezhdy, Liubvi), Narodnoi khristiansko-monarkhicheskoi partii, Partii za soiuz slavianskikh narodov, Partii sel'skikh truzhenikov "Zemlia-matushka," partii zashchity invalidov, partii postradavshikh ot vlastei i obezdolennykh (Delo Petra I)
10. Mezhnatsional'nyi soiuz protiv vsekh
11. Stabil'naia Rossiia
12. Pokoleniia rubezha
13. Moe otechestvo
14. Za rodinu!
15. Obshchee delo
16. Blok nezavisimykh
17. Nash dom – Rossiia
18. Pamfilova - Gurov – Lysenko (PGL)
19. Yabloko
20. Vpered, Rossiia!
21. 89 (89 regionov Rossii)
22. Kedr
23. Demokraticheskii vybor Rossii – obedinennye demokraty
24. Partiia Rossiiskogo edinstva i soglasiia (PRES)
25. Kommunisticheskaia partiia Rossiiskoi Federatsii (KPRF)
26. Blok Stanislava Govorukhina
27. Assotsiatsiia advokatov Rossii
28. Natsional'no-respulikanskaia partiia Rossii (NRPR)
29. Sotsial-demokraty
30. Vlast' – narodu
31. Kongress russkikh obshchin (KRO)
32. Profsoiuzy i promyshlenniki Rossii – Soiuz Truda
33. Liberal'no-demokraticheskaia partiia Rosii (LDPR)
34. Partiia zashchity zdravokhranenia, obrazovaniia, nauki i kul'tury, partiia zashchity molodezhi, obedinenia nezavisimykh profsoiuzov, partii spravedlivosti, partii okhrany prirody (Dzhuna)
35. Partiia samoupravleniia trudiashchikhsia (PST)
36. Kommunisty, trudovaia Rossiia – Za Sovetskii Soiuz
37. Partiia liubitelei piva
38. Blok Ivana Rybkina
39. Partiia ekonomicheskoi svobody (PES)
40. Partiia "Narodnyi soiuz"
41. Agrarnaia partiia Rossii (APR)
42. Khristiansko-demokraticheskii Soiuz – Khristiane Rossii
Interim, 1998
1999 December 19
1. Konservativnoe dvizhenie Rossii
2. Rossiiskii obshchenarodnyi soiuz
3. Zhenshchiny Rossii
5. Stalinskii blok – za SSSR
6. Obedinenie "Yabloko"
7. Kommunisty, trudiashchiesia Rossii – za Sovetskii Soiuz
8. Mir, Trud, Mai
9. Blok generala Andreia Nikolaeva, akademika Sviatoslava Fedorova
10. Vserossiiskoe obshchestvenno-politicheskoe dvizhenie "Dukhovnoe nasledie"
11. Kongress russkikh obshchin I dvizhenie Yuriia Boldyreva
12. Partiia mira i edinstva
13. Rossiiskaia partiia zashchity zhenshchin
14. Mezhregional'noe dvizhenie "Edinstvo" ("Medved'")
16. Obshcherossiiskoe politicheskoe dvizhenie "V podderzhku armii"
17. Blok Zhirinovskogo
18. Za grazhdanskoe dostoinstvo
19. Otechestvo – vsia Rossiia
20. Kommunistichrskaia partiia Rossiiskoi Federatsii
21. Russkoe delo
23. Soiuz pravykh sil
25. Vsesoiuznoe obshchestvenno-polichiskoe dvizhenie "Nash dom – Rossiia"
26. Sotsial-demokraticheskaia partiia Rossii
27. Partiia pensionerov
28. Russkaia sotsialisticheskaia partiia
29. Rossiiskaia konservativnaia partiia predprinimatelei
Presidential, 1996-2000
1996 June 16
Bryntsalov, Vladimir
Fedorov, Sviatoslav
Gorbachev, Mikhail
IAavlinskii, Grigorii
Lebed', Aleksandr
Maslov, Nikolai
Shakkum, Martin
Yeltsin, Boris
Zhirinovskii, Vladimir
Ziuganov, Gennadii
2000, March 26
Govorukhin, Stanislav
Podberezkin, Aleksei
Putin, Vladimir
Skuratov, Yurii
Titov, Konstantin
Tuleev, Aman
Yavlinskii, Grigorii
Zhirinovskii, Vladimir
Ziuganov, Gennadii
Election Observation Mission to Russian Federation (ODIHR)
General (City councils, mayors)
Altai (Barnaul), 1996 March 31
Leningrad region, 1997 December 14
1993 December 12
1997 December 14
1997 December 14
1999 December 12
2000 April 16
2001 December 16
Novosibirsk, 1999-2000
Perm, 1996
Saint Petersburg
1994 March 20
1994 March 20
1997 September 28
1998 December 6
1998 December 6
1999 December 19
2000 May 14
Gubernatorial, 1996-1997
Briansk region
Evreiskii region
Khabarovskii region
Koriakskii Autonomous Region
Krasnodar region
Leningrad region
Moscow region
Nizhnii Novgorod
Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg
Sverdlovskii region
Volgograd region
Secret Soviet Moon Mission
Secret Victories of the KGB
Soviet Propaganda Machine
Soviet Sports Wars
#2 – Advertisement for the film Meeting in Orbit, the first joint U.S. and Soviet space flight – Soiuz 19 and Apollo.
One record of Russian songs by the Russian army Leib-Gvardii Kirasirskii Ego Velichestva Polk, n.d.
One compact sound cassette with the recorded program from Meeting in Orbit, a film about the first joint U.S. and Soviet space flight – Soiuz 19 and Apollo, n.d.
1 Russian icon
2 Russian icons
2 Russian icons
2 Russian icons
Propaganda, Anti-American. Clippings from Soviet newspapers, 1931
Posters reflecting various election campaigns, depicting candidates and their programs
Balloon "Yeltsin for President"
2 banners with portrait of Vladimir Lenin
1 flag
Hat with slogan encouraging people to vote
Pins for presidential candidates Boris Yeltsin and Martin Shakum
4 T-shirts with slogans supporting Boris Yeltsin for president
Belt buckle with hammer and sickle insignia
Shapirov, Saetgali, identification card of the KUZBASS independent miners union and lapel pin with insignia of miners


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (121 votes).
In short: Well worth traveling to - excellent raceIn full: A very friendly well organised race. Challenging but not too tough. With the fun run and children's races it is an excellent event.Date of review: June 15, 2015
In short: A nice challenging run very enjoyable well marshalledIn full: Generally a well organised event bit of confusion with timing on presentation otherwise rate it as an excellent event very nice t shirt Date of review: June 18, 2013
In short: Never fails to disappointIn full: My 3rd successive year at this race and as usual it is a great local, well supported and organised event. A challenging course, and yes you do have to save yourself for the 9th KM which isn't necessarily a steep ascent but it certainly goes on a long way and will take it out of you if you go off too quickly at the start. But this isn't the only uphill. There's a bit of a climb needed at around 3k and a fairly tough one at 5k just before you cross through the park. There is ample parking around the town centre if you allow plenty of time and a decent goody bad with a technical t-shirt thrown in - A vast improvement on last years offering. Instant results from the chip-timing van and a 4.3k fun-run as well as a 1m shorter run make this a great event for all abilities.Well done as ever Aldridge RC. Will look out for next years race date and book it in the diary. Date of review: June 14, 2013
In short: Great organisation and friendly atmosphere but watch the last hill!Date of review: June 10, 2013
In short: Challenging and rewardingIn full: Full of hills and undulations, the course elevation profile should be heeded before registering for this 10k. Probably not PB potential for regular runners or those nearer the back. A challenging run nonetheless for most and the "sting in the tail" sure delivered.Goodie bag was poor with just a technical t-shirt and a cereal bar. Would have preferred a medal but hey-ho.Date of review: June 9, 2013
In short: Excellent in every aspect . Many thanksIn full: Well organised, very well marshalled (number, safety and friendliness), course a good mixture of road (with road shut where necessary) and well surfaced track, good facilties etc etcDate of review: June 9, 2013
In short: Enjoyable day, would do again for sure. Poor goody bag, but ok for price.Date of review: August 13, 2012
In short: Great race again this year by ARCIn full: Another well organised and enjoyable race from Aldridge running club.I take part in this each year and my kids run in the various children's races too so it's a great for all the family. The only one negative I have is the memento at the end this year was by far the worst ever. That being a drawstring bag which was only marginally better quality than a Tesco carrier bag. It was a bit disappointing especially as in previous years there have been some fantastic memento's at this race. Date of review: June 28, 2012
In short: Challenging course makes for a really enjoyable race.In full: I really enjoy this well thought out undulating course.Always remember to leave a bit in the tank for the long incline at the end and you'll be fine.The bag was a bit of a let down but please don't start giving out medals instead as they just end up at the back of the draw.Date of review: June 17, 2012
In short: Good challenging race but rewards could be better.In full: First time doing this race. Parking very easy. Long queues at the HQ tent to pick up race numbers as organisers chose not to send out in advance. Don't know about you but I like to pin my number on at home rather than struggle with it in a windy car park.Route quite challenging with a few steep climbs and a last 2Kms that really make you work hard. Route is all on road with a mixture of urban street and country lanes.Finish momento rather disappointing. A drawstring bag with a biscuit and some vouchers. The organisers could have at least stretched to a medal in my opinion.Not a race that will be top of my list to do again but not a bad event.Date of review: June 17, 2012
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Intel® CoFluent™ Reader Example Models
Intel® CoFluent™ Reader comes with full documentation to guide newcomers to Intel® System Modeling and Simulation notations and tools.
Example models are available to give users an overview of the modeling and simulation capabilities offered by Intel® CoFluent™ Studio for different application cases.
Multimedia Player
An example model of a combined video and MP3 player.
Objective: to analyze the impact of architecture choices on latency, resource loads, and power consumption. Different configurations with a CPU, coprocessor, bus, and memory are studied.
The project illustrates how to integrate legacy C code, model functions that can be dynamically started and stopped depending on the test scenario, define an abstract embedded device platform, and reuse elements of the model as IP components.
Network Switch
An example model of an office network switch.
Objective: to explore different architectures and estimate their performance (network latency) under different traffic conditions in order to find the optimal number of cores.
The project illustrates how to model multiple instances of the same function, analyze different algorithm implementations, define an abstract network of computers, and model multicore architectures.
AXI Memory Controller
An example model of an AXI Memory Controller.
Objective: to analyze the impact of several system characteristics such as arbitration policies, data transfer widths, or burst lengths on global system performance. Several configurations are studied in order to have an early estimation of the available bandwidth as well as the corresponding power consumption.
The project highlights how to import C arbitration algorithms, model multiple masters connected to an interconnect bus, use parameters to quickly perform the design space exploration, and set power consumption values through the embedded algorithms.
Video on Demand
An example model of a video on demand server.
Objective: to determine the client frame rate deviation for different server configurations. The impact of different hardware elements of the server such as CPU and HDD is studied.
The project illustrates how to model multiple instances of the same function, and how to define an abstract network of computers.
Bluetooth Object Push Profile
An example model of two Bluetooth-enabled devices (a sender/master and a receiver/slave) exchanging a file using Bluetooth Object Push Profile (OPP).
Two radically different architectures (hardware-based and software-based) are evaluated, according to various performance criteria: throughputs, power consumption, loads, memory footprint, and cost.
The project illustrates how design space exploration can be used to study the sensitivity of a design to system and environment parameters like internal bus throughput, air link latency, RFCOMM payload size, and RFCOMM re-credit delay.


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Students presently in the 10th or 11th grade in high school whose custodial parents or guardians established legal residency in North Carolina no later than December 1 of the current year. These students must have high academic ability and motivation and have a keen interest in science and mathematics. The program is not designed to provide incentive for students whose academic performance reflects a lack of self-motivation or discipline. Consideration is given to students whose abilities are not accurately reflected in grades and standardized test scores, such as those for whom English is a second language and those who are hearing impaired or have cerebral palsy.
The state coordinator's office in Durham mails out applications to the guidance offices in all public and private high schools in the state. The guidance counselors and science and mathematics teachers endeavor to make students aware of this opportunity. They may show the Summer Ventures video to create interest or have a director of the program from one of the universities come to the high school and make a presentation.
Applications are turned in to the guidance counselor who then mails them in to the Durham office postmarked no later than January 31 of the year in which the summer program is run.
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Come out to the Hart House Lower Gym to play some friendly soccer, and see if you can kick a ball around as well as the world cup players!
Book your spot early, capacity is limited.
Students must have a valid T Card or have a Guest Pass to use the
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When: June 17-July 11, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7:10-9 pm
Where: Hart House Fitness Centre, Lower Gym
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Let's try at the turn of the New Year to comment on some of the things we really like about our town, the people, the town itself, and the culture.
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"Right now we're in a six-man rotation and everyone is throwing well," Cooper said by phone before Friday's game in Toronto. "We haven't thought about 'who's out?' And we may not even do that. We might not do that. If they continue to throw the ball well, it's working right now, so why would we change anything?" … "There's nothing being considered. We're not there yet," Cooper said. "There's been nothing like, 'This guy's throwing the ball a tad less than this guy so it's got to be him.' None of that is going on here."
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Could the 6-man rotation stick around?
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Ah, it's fall. As the seasons change, so do our palates. Here, Lenore Pinello of Tequesta's In The Kitchen (561-747-7117) shares with us four courses of autumnal flavors sure to be a hit at your next harvest-time soiree.
Watercress, Arugula, Pear & Roquefort Salad
Great as a starter or an entrée, this recipe for Arugula, Pear & Roquefort Salad is filled with fall flavors, imbuing a hearty, seasonal taste.
Roasted Butternut Squash Puree
Be it as a soup or sauce, this recipe for Roasted Butternut Squash Puree is bound to be a fall favorite.
Turkey Breast Sauté
For when you just can't wait until Thanksgiving, try this savory take on turkey.
Caramel Apple Sundae
Save room for dessert! Here's a recipe of a deconstructed version of the fall classic.