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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 18, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas 2 □ Herald-Zeitung g Friday, August 18 .1995 Texas Today Grand Jury Takes No Action In Bayou Vista Police Brutality Case GALVESTON. Texas (AP) — A Galveston County grand j un has chosen not to hand down indictments against a couple and the Milage ^iceman they say pushed them around The grand jury determined that neither Pam and Bill Fraser new Officer William Miller, who they say assaulted them in front of their house early June 24. should be prosecuted "But I think (grand jurors) were very sympathetic to the Frasers, to a large degree." District Attorney Mike Guanno said The Frasers, of Deer Park, said Mil er accosted them in front of their weekend home in the small Milage on the southern coast of the county s mainland. Miller, in his first public statement about the incident Thursday, said Mrs. Fraser hit him and resisted arrest Miller said he had suspected her of drunken dmmg after observing ber driving erratically. Armyworm Infestation Destroys West Texas Cotton Crops SAN ANGELO. Texas (AP) — A rampaging insect infestation has dev oured ov er half of the Concho Valley cotton crop, a disaster dial could cost farmers $50 million, state agriculture officials say. The beet army worm is responsible for the destruction of cotton crops in Tom Green. Runnels. Schleicher and Concho counties over the past IO days. said state entomologist Dr. Tom Fuchs Fuchs, who works for the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, called the infestation the worst beet armyworm outbreak he's seen in hts 16 years in the area. The armyworm is not considered lo be a threat to cotton and is common in Texas. The possibility that the insect could migrate north to the South Plains cotton country around Lubbock, which is responsible for one-fifth of the plant's production in the United States, has agriculture officials worried. Thro Jail Inmates Charged In Baaling of Child Abusa Suspect TYLER, Texas (AP) — Aggravated assault charge* have been filed against three Smith County Jail inmates accused of dragging a child abuse suspect out of his cell and brutally beating him. Sheriffs LL Mike Lusk said Thursday that the charges were filed against Larry Hicks, 23; Reginald Saunders, 21; and Mark Floyd, 24, all of Tyler. They were being held in lieu of $10,000 bond on the assault charge. They were charged in the Tuesday beating of Floyd Smith, 39, of Lindale, Lusk said. Smith is suffering from face lacerations and bruised ribs. He also has complained of neck pain and swelling. Smith, charged with injury to a child, was taken to East Texas Medical Center Thursday for additional medical tests, but was returned to his cell later in the day. Sheriff J.B. Smith said. Smith was initially hospitalized Tuesday after fellow inmates broke cur of their cells and assaulted him. jail officials said Men Who Claim To Be Descendants Of Outlaw Says Jasse Jamas Buried In Texas GRANBURY. Texas (AP) — Two more men who claim to be grandsons of Missouri outlaw Jesse James say they believe their grandfather is buried in a cemetery rn this Texas town. Charles James. 56. who lives in Iowa. and Jesse Quannah James of Arkansas say their grandfather is buried here and not m Kearney. Mo., where a group of scientists have exhumed some remains in an attempt to determine who is buried in Jesse's grave. The Arkansas men appeared Thursday at a news conference at the Granbury Opry House with historian Bud Hardcastle. The brothers say they descend from the bandit and a Cherokee woman named Emma Sanders, one of at least 13 w omen the bandit married, according to amateur historian Bud Hardcastle. w ho accompanied the brothers. Other reports put the number of purported wives at 15 to 26. said Jesse James IV, 40, a Leander carpenter who also claims to be Jesse James* grandson. Obituaries Eteska E. Mueller Eteska E. Mueller passed away Thursday, Aug. 17. 1995 at Autumn Winds Retirement Lodge at the age of 85. She was bom Dec. 2, 1909 to Edwin and Thekla (Heimer) Rauch. She met John J Mueller and on Nov. 5, 1927, they were married. Eteska Mueller is survived by her son. Jerome R. and wife Betty Mueller, of Schertz; four grandchildren. Glenn and wife Stephanie Mueller, of Cibolo. Mary' K Mueller, of Chicago. Donna Jane and husband Kin YanDenbergh. of Glertnnose. and Danny and wife Darla Mueller, of Canyon Lake; and 7 greatgrandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband. John J. Mueller. Funeral services will be held at IO a.rn. Saturday. Aug. 19. 1995 at Zoeller Funeral Home with Rev . Richard Carse officiating. Interment will follow at Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park. Visitation will begin at I pm Friday, Aug. 18, 1995 and continue until service time on Saturday. rMmr Sammy B. Kail Sammy B. Kail, of New Braunfels, passed away Thursday, Aug. 17, 1995 at San Antonio Regional Hospital at the age of 71. She was bom Oct. 31, 1923 in Goose Creek, Texas to Samuel and Sybil (Buchner) Barton and married Harold Kail on March 15,1946 in Houston. She was a New Braunfels resident for 12 years and was a member of First United Methodist Church. She was a life member and past president of American Legion Auxiliary Post #179; immediate past president of the 14th District of the American Legion Auxiliary'; was currently president of the Ladies Elks Lodge #2279; was a HOSTS volunteer with the NBISD; and was a life member of the FTA. Survivors include her husband. Harold Kail, of New Braunfels; two daughters, Patti Taber and husband Jim. of Nikiski, Alaska, Cheryl McDougald and husband Curtis, of New Braunfels; three grandchildren, Christy McDougald, Paul and Jennifer Taber, two sisters, Wilma Clark, of GIFT BOOKS AVAILABLE WALNUT 6 629-6400 lH 35 and Walnut Ave. Coldspring^ Texas, and Jane Gennusa, of Houston, Texas; and 6 nieces. A funeral service will be held Monday, Aug. 21, 1995 at 11:30 a m. at First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Bob Tatum officiating. Interment will follow at the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Visitation will begin at ll am. Saturday, Aug. 19, and continue until IO a.m. on Monday. Memorial contributions may be made to the scholarship program at the American Legion Post #179 Auxiliary. Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home Thomas I. Newell Funeral arrangements are pending at Zoeller Funeral Home for Thomas I. 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A barrier had been erected around the steps leading up to the large doors to the cathedral to keep the crowds back. The carriage pulled into the square, the crowd parting before it as it headed to the steps. It stopped at the bottom and the crowd fought to get as close to the carriage as possible.
'Are you alright?' The King asked as he noticed Rowena's face had gone white.
'Just nervous that's all.' Rowena had suddenly realised how much was resting on her shoulders. The people trusted her to pick a good husband, one who would help her rule over them. There was a lot of pressure on her to be exactly who they thought she was. It scared her.
The carriage door opened and Rowena was handed down, onto the steps, to the jubilant and enthusiastic cheers of the crowd. She turned, a nervous smile on her face. They seemed to be lapping up the extravagance of Rowena's appearance, her wedding dress probably the most exquisite item of clothing they had ever seen. Rowena nervously raised her hand and waved to the crowd, which prompted another surge of cheering. The King was at her side, smiling proudly up at his daughter. He could see her confidence growing even if she couldn't. She will make a wonderful Queen, he thought as he listened to the roar of the crowd. There is no doubt that the people love her and I know she will make the right choices, for their sake. He linked his arm through hers, leaning against her again for support.
'Are you ready to go in?' Rowena nodded, too scared and stunned to speak. They helped each other up the steps, Rowena holding her father up, the King ensuring that Rowena continued to move forwards. The journey up the stairs seemed to take forever, there were so many steps, but when they eventually made it to the top, Rowena took one last look at the people standing in the square.
I'm doing it for them, she told herself. Felipe is the right man to be king. Artem would have hated it. He wouldn't have fit in.
The doors swung open and the King and his daughter stepped inside. As soon as they were inside, the doors swung shut behind them with a bang that echoed around the full room. Slow, majestic organ music began to play and Rowena recognised her cue to begin walking down the aisle.
More faces turned to look at her as she passed row after row of people. It seemed anyone who was anyone had turned up to see the Crown Princess get married. Rowena hardly recognised any of the faces she passed, but kept her smile firmly in place as she proceeded down the aisle, her hand firmly gripping her father's arm.
It had been assumed that the wedding would take place in the cathedral, and in the rush to get everything prepared; Rowena hadn't had the chance to come and see it before the day. She had been before, but many years ago so the memory of it had begun to fade. But now she was seeing it again she remembered why royalty had held all their celebrations here for generations.
The strong stone walls stretched up forever into the sky, giant pillars supporting the roof, which appeared to be floating many feet above the floor. The simplicity of the design of the building was the reason for it's beauty. The walls were built of smooth white stone with no ornamentation or fuss. The rows of pews were made of fine oak; sturdy but with no carvings on them. The altar at the opposite end of the cathedral to the big doors was made of the same smooth stone as the walls and had a rich red cloth spread over it. But this and the banners hanging down the walls in honour of the occasion, were the only colour in the room, everything else was white, pure as snow.
As they grew closer to the altar, Rowena's eyes focused straight ahead, to the figure dressed in the red and gold robes of a knight of Madrimar, his ceremonial sword hanging from his belt and his hands clasped nervously together behind his back.
'I think you need to calm down,' the King whispered in Rowena's ear. 'You're shaking like a leaf.'
'I'm fine,' Rowena insisted. 'I promise you it's just nerves, I'm excited.'
'Are you sure? You've gone very pale Rowena, I think you need to sit down.'
'I'm fine. I need to finish this. I have to marry him.' They had almost reached the altar by now and, unable to wait any longer, Felipe turned to see his bride walking towards him. Her beauty, even with her pale complexion and nerves, stunned him. The King held out Rowena's left hand, offering it to Felipe in the traditional manner, indicating he was passing his daughter from his care to that of her bridegroom. He took it, bowing to kiss her hand, which was encased in a long, elegant elbow-length white glove.
'You are beautiful,' he whispered as he looked up at her. She smiled, grateful for the compliment as she turned towards the priest.


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The IBM ILOG Dojo Diagrammer widget is a new visualization component included in IBM ILOG JViews Enterprise 8.8.
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Parallel Symmetric Attack on NTRU using Non-Deterministic Lattice Reduction
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- Seidel, T.E., Socek, D. & Sramka, M. Designs, Codes and Cryptography (2004) 32: 369. doi:10.1023/B:DESI.0000029235.59808.77
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Currently, the most efficient passive attack on the NTRU public-key cryptosystem, proposed by Coppersmith and Shamir [1], is based on finding a short enough vector in an integral lattice. An NTRU lattice possesses a cyclic automorphism group whose symmetry may be exploited. We have designed methods for reducing bases of NTRU integral lattices based on this symmetry. In addition to these methods, we use hill-descending techniques to combine new and proposed lattice-reduction algorithms. This approach includes deterministic and non-deterministic components which may be efficiently parallelized.
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David Willetts speech: HEFCE annual conference, Royal College of Music, London, 18 april 2012
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
I'm delighted that HEFCE has chosen this wonderful venue for its annual conference. This great college has trained, amongst others, Gustav Holst…
I'm delighted that HEFCE has chosen this wonderful venue for its annual conference. This great college has trained, amongst others, Gustav Holst, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten, Joan Sutherland, and - rather more recently - Gareth Malone of The Choir. Today, students from more than 50 countries have passed the sternest test of musicianship in order to develop their exceptional talents here.
We are very fortunate that our higher education system includes specialist institutions like this one. And the conservatoire is a fascinating type of educational institution, with training at its heart. It is a good example of what we mean when we talk about the diversity of our higher education system. Diversity of mission, diversity of pursuit are among our greatest strengths, and this Government will do all it can to protect both.
Challenge facing conservatoires
But these institutions can face threats sometimes because distinctive features of their educational model are not well understood. We have an example of that at the moment, with proposed changes to the terms of United States federal loans for US students who are studying overseas. The new requirement is that foreign institutions must have their own degree awarding powers in order for their US students to be eligible for US Federal Aid overseas. This change affects some of our world-class institutions dedicated to the performing arts, such as Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and LAMDA, the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
While so-called Listed Bodies in our system do not have their own degree awarding powers, all of their students on validated courses graduate with degrees of equal standing to students taught at the awarding body itself. Indeed, I have always argued that external degrees can be a very effective way to demonstrate high-quality teaching. It means that the standard of one institution's programme can be scrutinised by another.
I will therefore be writing to my good friend Martha Kanter, Under Secretary at the US Department of Education, to explain the problem posed for these distinctive institutions by the Department's proposals. Our institutions would lose income. America loses out if some of our excellent universities and colleges become inaccessible for gifted American students. And other students miss out from the enrichment provided by their American peers. We'll do all we can to work with the American administration to try to resolve this matter speedily.
**The reforms so far: funding and teaching **
Today I want to review where we are on the Coalition's radical reforms of HE. I am not going to be able to answer all your understandably important questions about 2013-14 and beyond, but I hope at least to give you an update on where we have got to on the key issues you face. I do recognise just how much change you are facing and I do appreciate how you are dealing with it. With the wise guidance of Alan Langlands and his excellent team at HEFCE, I am sure universities will emerge from this stronger than before. And that is not an empty claim: the figures bear it out.
Putting together recurrent and capital grant for teaching and the BIS loans outlay to higher education institutions for the upfront costs of graduate contributions, total BIS investment in pure teaching in cash terms would be over £7.4 billion in 2012-13 and could rise to over £7.9 billion in 2013-14. HEFCE's recent assessment of the financial health of institutions concluded that the sector was financially well prepared for the new funding system with the majority of the key financial indicators the best on record - the sector reporting strong surpluses, large cash balances and healthy reserve levels. These will help the sector to manage the challenges arising from the transition to the new funding arrangements - in which the Coalition has been able to cut public spending without reducing the cash getting to our universities. It has of course been achieved not by coercing students to pay up front but by expecting graduates to pay back when their earnings are over £21,000 per year. It is a fair and progressive approach.
But these are not just financial changes. They have much deeper implications than that. Above all they bring the quality of the student academic teaching experience to centre stage. From this Autumn, students arriving at university will be asking what they are getting for the fees of up to £9,000 a year that they will be repaying when they graduate. Students are not just consumers, but they are certainly entitled to an excellent academic education for this funding. Students and their parents will be asking much more pertinent questions about the education they are getting. I understand the argument from universities that students should not be spoon fed and instead must be treated as independent learners. But that cannot be an excuse for low levels of academic engagement or feedback, or just plain inaccessibility. I already hear reports of the cultural change in our universities as the quality of the teaching experience for students comes front and centre. That is good news. I am sure you are all preparing for a level of scrutiny of the student teaching experience that you have not had before.
Information and data collection
That scrutiny should be well informed. That is why the National Student Survey matters. NSS results help institutions to see where to focus their efforts in enhancing the quality of their students' academic experience. But NSS cannot be the whole story, not least because some students will have limited experience of higher education against which to judge their own course. Graham Gibbs, in his excellent report Dimensions of Quality, draws out some key inputs that are strongly linked with student engagement and educational gain. His list includes class or cohort size, close contact with lecturers and effective feedback. The White Paper sets out an expectation that universities publish summary reports of their student evaluation reports on their websites. HEFCE is pursuing this proposal alongside the NUS and sector bodies. It's also looking further at the importance of class size, and at how to provide meaningful information to students about the teaching qualifications and expertise of staff. Class size, contact hours, who does the teaching; these are key indicators on which newly empowered students will be entitled to information. I welcome the way universities are beginning to make this information available and urge you on.
So we are transforming the key information available to prospective students. At the same time I know there are other data requirements for which the rationale is lost in the mists of time. There is nothing more frustrating than collecting data which disappears into the ether never to be used or referred to again. We are tackling that.
We are reforming data collection for universities. I recognise that this academic year has been particularly difficult. The changes to the Higher Education Students Early Statistics Survey (HESES) and the student record were an inevitable result of the reforms to the financing of teaching and the need to operate two parallel systems during the period of transition. The situation was far from ideal. HEFCE required institutions' forecasts of student numbers, for example, to prepare their preliminary grant allocations. The alternative would have been HEFCE producing forecasts on behalf of institutions and then explaining their rationale to each college and university. I trust that burdens will ease in the coming years. The annual grant letter to HEFCE from Vince Cable and myself made it a priority to reduce data collection and eliminate duplication. Action is underway on that front, especially the HE Information Landscape Project that's set to report a couple of months from now. It's exploring improvements to the mechanisms by which changes to data specifications are managed and communicated and, through the adoption of data standards, the extent to which improved database linking can eliminate duplication during collection. The next financial statistics review, meanwhile, will look at requirements for the financial monitoring of HE providers as going concerns and at streamlining the separate HEFCE and HESA financial data collections. And the participation of universities in the well-established HESA Record Review process has recently brought about simplification of staff and estate management statistics.
There is a great deregulatory prize to be won here, driven by informed comment from the sector itself. I know that, in some cases, you've persuaded HEFCE to retain certain datasets that it was prepared to dispense with, because institutions find them useful for benchmarking purposes. We can improve the format in which data is required and the notice given, and eliminate conflicts in how it is collected. Ultimately, of course, the goal is to raise the quality and accessibility of information about higher education, especially for prospective students and their families - while simultaneously reducing the data collection problems.
Student power
But information aimed at students is not worth much unless those students can act on it. That is where our shift to open access for students with AAB comes in. We originally estimated that this would benefit about 65,000 students. Our latest estimate is that actually around 85,000 places will be liberated from student number controls in 2012/13. That is a quarter of all entrants. It is a radical change that has started to liberate the system.
I know from my conversations with Vice Chancellors that the sector is responding well. Because, at AAB and above, institutions can accept all the applicants they wish to, more students will be studying at their first-choice institution and universities are having to work hard to attract those applicants.
At the same time, we have been able to introduce the core-and-margin policy. When I opened the new University Centre in Harlow earlier this week, I met lone parents who told me they are unable to leave Harlow to study because of family responsbilities. Now, thanks to core-and-margin, they can access higher education on their doorstep better than ever before.
Our White Paper committed us to year-on-year increases in the number of liberated places. To an extent, that is likely to happen naturally - given past trends, for example, in school achievement. We want to go further than this. I recognise that you need to know very soon exactly what our policy will be for 2013/14. We all wish to avoid last year's scenario in which many institutions had to rewrite their access agreements so, while I am not in a position to make an announcement now, I hope to do so before the end of the month.
I am often asked why can't we simply free up the whole system so that all those who want to study in higher education can find a place somewhere. That is after all how the school system works. But entry to higher education has always been competitive rather than automatic. Our student finance changes enable us to keep numbers broadly flat, despite current fiscal retrenchment and falling numbers of young people. But the cost of educating each student remains significant, so those wishing to see further expansion need to think creatively about how to cover the costs.
Postgraduate support
Funding for postgraduate provision has also attracted attention recently - and, in the HEFCE grant letter, Vince Cable and I signalled our wish for HEFCE to protect it as far as possible. This Government has long recognised the value of postgraduate education; it is a fundamental component of the higher education sector. In response, HEFCE announced additional funding in this area, which is expected to total £39 million and returns postgraduate taught funding broadly to pre-reform levels.
HEFCE has rightly been praised for introducing these arrangements for an interim period. It is currently consulting on funding for 2013-14 onwards and is proposing to provide higher rates of grant for postgraduate taught provision than for undergraduate provision to minimise any reduction in income. I urge you to respond to this consultation to allow HEFCE to reflect on views from the sector. I would welcome policy ideas on how to finance post graduate study in future. Tim Leunig of Centre Forum has already put forward one interesting model. It would be great if others suggested alternative approaches.
OFFA and access to HE
The new fees and loans for undergraduates are essential to maintaining the financial sustainability of our universities in tough times. But we would not have been able to get support for these changes without a renewed push to ensure that universities are broadening participation and improving access. After the rather fraught debate on this, when Les Ebdon was appointed, let me make it absolutely clear that we are not introducing quotas. Your power to decide who you admit is rightly protected in legislation. And Les absolutely understands that he will be working within the framework of that legislation and the policies set out in our White Paper and the Coalition's social mobility policy statement launched a year ago. Institutions will always have the power to choose who to admit: that fundamental right is enshrined in law. Vince Cable and I are glad that Les will be picking up the reins at OFFA. He was the strongest candidate, selected in a fair and open process - and he will provide a clear voice for the sector with the advantage of coming from the sector and understanding it. We don't want social engineering - and certainly not quotas - but quite simply we do want genuine meritocracy. Because entry to our universities is a competitive process with more applicants than there are places, there has to be a serious sorting exercise. This is unlike some countries, where just about anyone can go to their local university and then a very large number drop out over the first year as they are winnowed out. Instead, we do that assessment beforehand. It can be based on more than just A Level results, by looking at all the information that indicates the potential of an individual to succeed. The aim is that those who can perform best at any given university are selected for it.
We now spend a lot of money trying to overcome the barriers which might stop those who are perhaps at weaker schools or in low participation neighbourhoods going to university. There are three main funding streams. Institutions estimate that they'll be spending £620 million annually through their access agreements by 2015-16. This is of course universities' own funds collected from students in the form of fees.Tomorrow, HEFCE will be publishing updated guidance on the National Scholarship Programme for 2013-14, when the public contribution will be doubling to £100 million; it will reach £150 million by 2014-15. HEFCE also has its widening participation, running at about £140 million. These figures are not strictly comparable and I have been warned that it would be a vulgar error just to add them together, to make £900 million. Nevertheless, it is clear that spending is growing here, perhaps by £100m between 2009-10 and 2012-13, to reach a record level. It is evidence of how much universities and the Government are committed to social mobility achieved, not by quotas, but by true equality of opportunity. That increased funding is paying for a host of initiatives. Some must work better than others. Some may be paid for by one university but improve participation at a different one. We now need a much more systematic assessment of what works and what is less effective. So we will be writing to both HEFCE and the Office for Fair Access, with a request for them to assess what works so we can maximise the impact of the combined investment across the entire sector. Widening participation activity must rest on a firm evidence base - derived both domestically and from overseas - in order to deliver improvements throughout the HE system.
It's vital here that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, with the minimum of duplicated effort. We are asking OFFA and HEFCE to provide provisional evidence and findings as soon as possible.
Work is already underway to assemble the evidence on the effects of the emerging changes in Higher Education. With the Department for Education and Nuffield Foundation, we are funding new analysis by the Institute of Fiscal Studies and the Institute of Education on access and the effects of tuition fees. Using longitudinal survey data, it will include assessment of the earnings returns from different kinds of degree, to improve understanding of the influence of universities on social mobility and to estimate the future profile of student loan repayments. We are also working to improve the graduate earnings data we have already to establish a more detailed picture of variations across the sector; the Office for National Statistics, for example, have piloted a new question in the Labour Force Survey this year on institution attended. In the meantime, I encourage more university academics to follow the lead of the Institute of Education, Neil Shephard and Nick Barr, think tanks and independent organisations like the Sutton Trust in exploring HE policy options and compiling associated evidence.
Enterprising universities
No one nowadays can ignore the economic impact of universities. This is not the whole story. What goes on in universities is fundamentally worthwhile in its own right. It is part of being a civilised society. But you can recognise that and at the same time welcome the sheer economic boost provided by our universities. And our Universities are opening up to enterprise and business as never before. Often, I speak about the value of university autonomy primarily in terms of teaching and research. But it is no accident that freedom from government interference in other activities enables you to spread your wings. When the European University Association found that English institutions have substantially more autonomy than those on the Continent, it included the ability to reach out to business and foreign markets.
In last month's Budget, George Osborne announced £100 million for universities to attract co-investment in new research infrastructure. It was an important boost for the sector and reflects the Government's understanding that universities are key economic agents with the power to encourage growth.
There have been plenty of recent examples. Earlier this month, I attended the formal opening of the new Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute, a partnership between the university and Lloyd's Register enabling a revamp of the Boldrewood campus worth £116 million. Elsewhere, I've been pleased to learn that a £4 million capital investment at Loughborough University opened the door to a £60m investment from BAE systems, while at Dundee, a capital investment of £8 million attracted £23m from AstraZeneca, GSK, and others for a major new life sciences research centre.
Many of us have been excited by the competition Mayor Bloomberg ran in New York, and, in January, I announced that the Coalition is inviting proposals for a new type of university. Professor Adrian Smith followed up with inviting ideas for to see if we can attract investment for new post graduate science and technology research institutes here. This work led to the new money announced in the Budget. The new money will be granted to large capital projects across the UK which are capable of levering in significant private and/or charity investment - upwards of £200 million. This can increase the funding going into economically promising research fields and advanced technologies.
The first grants will be allocated in the 2012-13 academic year. HEFCE, in consultation with the devolved administrations, is currently working out governance of the funding, processes and representation of both the academic and business communities. I'm hoping that, following the HEFCE Board meeting at the end of this month, we'll be able to put out a call for expressions of interest with accompanying criteria - perhaps in Universities Week.
Other international opportunities
In the international sphere, meanwhile, there are a whole host of other opportunities for enterprising institutions. Demand for HE is growing worldwide. UNESCO estimates there are currently 150 million HE students; there could be as many as 260 million by 2025. Many of these students want to study abroad, of course, and the UK attracts more of them than any other country except the United States.
But, increasingly, emerging economies want to educate their students at home, and the UK - a global pioneer in developing educational facilities - is well placed to help. We not only have strengths in teaching and research but in design and construction of universities, mobilising finance, curriculum development, qualification accreditation and quality assurance.
Since becoming universities minister, I have worked hard with UUK's excellent international office and of course the British Council in forging partnerships with other countries: with China, India, Brazil, Saudi Arabia and - in the past fortnight alone - Turkey, the Kurdistan region of Iraq, Malaysia and Indonesia. This week in London, I have already met my Chinese counterpart, and today I am meeting the science minister from India. There is a lot going on. In Turkey, for instance, I witnessed the real potential for a "system-to-system" offer - with students able to study in either country, sharing of educational technologies, academic exchanges and degree validation. The Science Without Borders initiative with Brazil is path breaking.
In Indonesia, I agreed a joint communique on education to develop our links with Indonesian universities - promoting two-way student mobility, institutional leadership and knowledge transfer. The likes of Nottingham University already have solid connections to Indonesian institutions. There's room for more productive associations - in Malaysia, for example, which has more overseas British campuses than any other country.
My department is working with UUK, UKTI, the British Council and others to support our excellent universities - and private companies working in the education sector - to seize these opportunities. It means attracting overseas students here. It means more overseas campuses. But it has to go further and be a full offer from the range of players that make up British higher education today - from architects and trainers of administrators through to external examiners and shared post graduate study. We are still only scratching the surface. This is one of Britain's great growth industries of the future. The deep respect for our universities across the world is a reminder of what we have achieved here and what more we can do in the future.**
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Scarecrow: Gunfire
Indeed he was right, they were harmless. We flew through the airport and hurried outside. I followed Foster, scanning the area as I went. We climbed into the waiting car and the field Sargent waved us off. I was vaguely aware of the three others sitting behind us chatting but I didn't pay much attention to them. That is, not until a flash of movement caught the corner of my eye as I looked in the mirror.
"Sherlock break left." I shouted as a red honda civic came up fast behind us. He spun the wheel and I pulled out my Firestar and rolled down the window to take aim at the wheels of the other car. I had barely got the window down and stuck my head out when suddenly there was a ping as a bullet bounced off the metal beside me and I dragged my body back inside the car. A rain of bullets smashed into the car but the glass held fast. Bulletproof glass, bulletproof glass... man you gotta love it when it's saving your ass!
Foster done a dodgy U turn and we headed back towards the airport and the security group there. I silently agreed with his decision. There was no way we were getting out of this mess without backup, no matter how good a shot Sherlock and I were, without the proper weapons we were sitting ducks.
I looked at the three in the back and saw that Beth had grabbed Jagan's hand and was squeezing it in wide eyed terror. She looked at me and I softened for a second "Don't worry baby B, I'll get you out of this alive." then I blinked and my expression hardened again "I just don't want to get blamed for anyone dying on my watch."
Dani had wedged herself as far as she could into the corner between Beth and the door. Her face was white and scared but I saw something in her eyes that reminded me of myself. Determination and the look of raw survival instinct.
She looked startled as I flashed her an encouraging smile before turning back to scan behind us. The honda was still on our tail, Sherlock was just keeping them far enough behind us that they couldn't get a proper shot out, he was also doing the old weaving maneuver. Jagan looked like he was going to puke.
I laughed a laugh full of adrenaline and stuck my head back out the window and I decided to take out the wheels of the honda. I didn't want to kill anyone today. I narrowed my gaze as bullets flew past me, they'd caught up a bit now and they didn't care about aim anymore, they just shot blind, hoping to get lucky. Taking careful aim I squeezed the trigger and bam, the front tire went, a second shot and both front tires were gone. Sherlock seemed full of energy as I slid back into the car and checked my gun. Two shots fired, two shots bang on target. I never waste ammo.
"I see you're still quite the sharpshooter Scarecrow." Foster grinned, keeping the pedal pressed firmly to the floor he sped back to the airport. "Even still, I'm going to demand an escort to this place."
I turned around and looked at Dani. "From that look in your eye, I guess I'm gonna have to teach you how to shoot." she still looked shocked as I grinned happily to myself. Nothing like a good bit of gunfire to wake you up.
"Scarecrow." Foster's voice cut through my thoughts and something in his tone made me glance out the window quickly. There was another car tailing us, this one was being more discreet, only it wasn't being discreet enough. "It's not over till the fat lady sings." he said quietly. "And no matter how many starting notes I think I hear, that doesn't seem likely to happen right now"
I pulled the safety on my gun as I rolled the window down and casually rested my arm out it. "She'll sing, she's just clearing her throat." my fingers tighten around the Firestar and I wonder how many time's I'll have to use it in the next few hours.


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A massive storm is coming... will anything be left in its wake?
All throughout the valley people are huddled in shelters. Families, friends, complete strangers. Coming together in a desperate attempt to survive. Pathetic, really.
Some have called what is coming our way the Storm of the Century. Others have said it will be more devastating than anything that has come before it in recorded history. Father Matthias labeled it as the End of Days. Red-faced and wagging his finger as though he were trying to slap each of us across the face without having to step out from behind his pulpit.
Whatever you wish to call it, the storm will be here soon. Its rumble has already begun reverberating around the mountain tops. I can feel it in my bones, like a herd of wild horses galloping toward me with foam-flecked lips as I stand in an open field, naked as the day I was born. Except, you know, a little more terrifying than that.
So folks hide away, count their supplies, and wonder if there will be anything to return to once the storm has passed. Aside from broken homes and shattered dreams and all that good stuff. That much, I think it's safe to say at this point, is expected.
You won't find me down there though, curled up into a trembling ball and begging God or Angels or the Devil or Demons to bring me safely through to the other side of this coming disaster. I've got no family, no friends, no pressing desire to see another sunrise. I'm sure I still could have found a shelter that would have taken me in, I just wasn't interested. I'd rather be up here, with my camera in my hands.
Somebody's gotta capture Mother Nature's temper tantrum for those who come later and wonder what it must have been like and it might as well be me. There's still the matter of finding a suitable hiding place for my camera once my work is done, or at least its memory card, but I'll worry about that later. The pictures have to come first. They always do.
Not that I plan on going out without a fight. I'm wearing my black waterproof jacket and pants, and underneath those I've got wool long underwear and a wool shirt. Wool socks and insulated boots protect my feet. A red toque and matching gloves I stole from... somebody or other... keep my head and hands warm. The pack strapped to my back has enough water and food to last a week and maybe even longer, if I ration wisely.
I am not a stupid man. Well, maybe I am. But I am certainly not a man who is unprepared. I imagine Father Matthias would say that just because I've managed to survive my teenage years that doesn't automatically make me a man, but he's not here right now. So forget him.
That's enough of a break. The peak of this mountain is only a few minutes away now and I can begin capturing history once I'm there. Up I go, one step at a time. You can get anywhere in the world like that. Just keep putting one foot in front of the other.
Here we are. Top of the world. Just in time for the apocalypse. Time to get some "before" shots... what is that?
Halfway down my mountain... there it is again. A flash of neon yellow. Did someone follow me? What the hell for?
No, this person is taking a different path. He is heading for the pass, maybe. Trying to escape? Can't say I blame him. Others might call it cowardice, but I have trouble hearing their voices through the walls of their hidey-holes.
I aim my camera and zoom in as close as it can take me. Who is this mysterious explorer? Flash of yellow... flash of yellow... can't see his face... ah, he's approaching a clearing. Here... we... go...
Oh. Apologies. You are not a he at all, my lady.


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Senior Aircraftman Ryan Tomlin, 21, was protecting a foot patrol in Afghanistan when they came under fire.
He was struck in the head with a single bullet and his team evacuated him from Dashte in central Helmand.
But SAC Tomlin, of 2nd Squadron of the Royal Air Force Regiment, died on the journey to a field hospital.
Yesterday coroner Edward Thomas said: "The gunshot wound would have caused devastating injury, immediate unconsciousness and almost immediate death.
"Nothing anyone could have done would have saved him."
SAC Tomlin – on his second tour of duty – was shot on an Allied mission in February, the inquest in Hatfield, Herts, heard.
The family of SAC Tomlin, from Hemel Hempstead, said: "Ryan will never be forgotten."
Mr Thomas recorded a verdict of unlawful killing.