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My son was admitted to Grantham A&E in early August with pain in right side of abdomen. Drs who he was seen by said it looked like it was his appendix. He was admitted to Lincoln via ambulance and pain relief given as his pain subsided, then kept him over night and discharged in the morning. They said it was a grumbling appendix. At grantham they did a blood test and said his white blood count was high, at Lincoln they said his blood was fine.
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Transportation and Communication Infrastructure in Latin America: Lessons from Asia
In Latin America, inadequate transportation infrastructure has been identified as an increasingly important impediment to the region's further integration in global trade and a significant factor preventing countries from properly taking advantage of the multitude of regional, plurilateral, and bilateral trade agreements signed in the past decade and a half. This paper examines transport and communications infrastructure initiatives in Latin American and Asian regional trade arrangements and finds several lessons Asia can teach Latin America.
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- Charles R. Hulten, 1996. "Infrastructure Capital and Economic Growth: How Well You Use It May Be More Important Than How Much You Have," NBER Working Papers 5847, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Mauricio Mesquita Moreira & Christian Volpe Martincus & Juan S. Blyde, 2008. "Unclogging the Arteries: The Impact of Transport Costs on Latin American and Caribbean Trade," IDB Publications (Books), Inter-American Development Bank, number 13138, February.
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We learn in the first couple verses that Jehoiachin had "sinned against the LORD". Interested to know what he did that pissed off the "LORD", I read on to the next verse, which says "It was during his reign that the Babylonian army, commanded by King Nebuchadnezzar's officers, marched against Jerusalem and besieged it." Followed by the detail of the siege. So I guess the big "sin" was to let Jerusalem be, well, besieged.
Doesn't seem like much of a sin if you ask me. Frankly, it makes you wonder, why, if Jerusalem was so damn important to the ALL-POWERFUL LORDTM, god didn't just send a plague or something masterfully devastating to kill Nebuchadnezzar's army?
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(2 Kings 23: 32-33): Following in the example of his ancestors, [King Joahaz] sinned against the LORD. His reign ended when King Neco of Egypt took him prisoner in Riblah, in the land of Hamath, and made Judah pay 7,500 pounds of silver and 75 pounds of gold as a tribute.
(2 Kings 23 34): King Neco made Josiah' son eliakim king of Judah as successor to Josia, and changed his name to Jehoiakim... 37Following the example of his ancestors, Jehoiakim sinned against the LORD. 24 While Jehoiakim was king, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia invaded Judah, and for three years Jehoiakim was forced to subbmit to his rule; then he rebelled.
(2 Kings 24: 9-10): Following the example of his father, Jehoiachin sinned against the LORD. It was during his reign that the Babylonian army, commanded by King Nebuchadnezzars' officers besieged it.
(2 Kings 24:19-20): King Zedekiah sinned against the LORD, just as King Jehoiakim had done. The LORD became so angry with the people of Jerusalem and Judah that he banished them from his sight.So basically, as far as I can tell, four generations of Kings of Judah, aged 18 - 23 "sinned" against the "LORD" by allowing the holy city of Jerusalem to be invaded and plundered. How rude and disrespectful of them!
Its bad enough to have to pay to be invaded and tortured and killed, but to be branded as a "sinner" against THE LORD, well that's just salt on the wound.
But as with, I'm sure, many passages in the Bible, it doesn't really add up. Let's flash back to King Jehoiachin's reign when he sinned against the LORD by allowing Nebuchadnezzar to invade Judah:
(2 Kings 24:2): The LORD sent armed bands of Babylonians, Syrians, Moabites, and Ammonites against Jehoiakim to destroy Judah, as the LORD had said through his servants the prophets that he would do.So Jehoiakim sinned against the LORD by letting Nebuchadnezzar invade him which was commanded by GOD HIMSELF? Seriously, this guy can't win! WTF?
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Senior Rafal Matuszczak was fifth among non-Division I runners in fifth place with a time of 25:53.29, followed by junior Anthony Deleva in ninth place at 26:14.40. Senior Niclas Bez was just outside the top 10 in 12th place, crossing the line in 26:21.36. Senior Adam Urbaniak finished 34th overall (scoring 33rd) with a time of 27:39.51 to round out the list of scoring runners for Saint Leo, who finished second in the team standings.
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"This was a good workout for us today," said Kent Reiber, Saint Leo's head men's and women's cross country coach. "The goal was a start out around 3:20 per kilometer and negative split from there. The guys executed well, but we know there's much more work to do… it's only September."
Rounding out the list of Saint Leo finishers were junior Joe Fuller (45th, 28:12.50), junior Matt Gargiulo (52nd, 28:26.78), freshman Ilio Sanchez (56th, 28:42.66), junior Stephen Brown (57th, 28:46.76), freshman Eric Hermes (61st, 29:08.69), freshman Tyler Pantley (69th, 29:48.21), freshman Seamus Chalmers (79th, 30:50.86), senior David Gardner (86th, 21:47.18)
Florida Southern won the 11-team event with 49 points, with Saint Leo not far off the pace in second place with 60 points. Embry-Riddle placed third with 82 points.
The Lions originally scheduled 2016 opener was slated for last Friday at the Southeastern University Fire Short Course Invitational. That event was cancelled amid the wind and rain accompanying Hurricane Hermine, forcing both Saint Leo cross country teams to delay their much anticipated season start to today's Florida Tech event.
Saint Leo men's cross country is idle from competition next week, but returns to competition on Saturday, Sept. 24, when it travels to Gainesville, Fla., to compete in the University of Florida Mountain Dew Invitational.
For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo men's and women's cross country teams, be sure to visit SaintLeoLions.com. Fans can also stay up-to-date on the latest Lions news by following Saint Leo Athletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.


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- 1 cup tomatoes
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Last Updated: 23/06/08 1:30pm
Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik has confirmed he is fit to bowl during the Asia Cup.
The all-rounder has been suffering from a sore shoulder but was criticised by Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Nasim Ashraf for not bowling his off-spin during the recent triangular series in Bangladesh.
Pakistan named uncapped spinner Saeed Ajmal in their 15-man squad on Sunday, leading to further doubts over whether Shoaib would bowl in the tournament.
"I will bowl," he confirmed. "I intend to use myself as an all-rounder."
Shoaib feels his team have a slight edge as hosts of the six-team tournament, but does not believe it will be significant enough to make them clear favourites.
"We would have a slight edge as we would be playing at home," he added.
"But then, conditions are pretty similar everywhere in the subcontinent, although they are better here than what we experienced in Bangladesh.
"There is a lot of expectation from people and that puts extra pressure on us.
"But we are professional and can handle it."
Pakistan have also selected Shahid Afridi, who had been considered a doubt because of wrist injury, but fast bowler Sohail Khan was not considered after he contracted malaria.
His unavailability leaves Pakistan with only four fast bowlers in the squad - Umar Gul, Sohail Tanvir, Iftikhar Rao and the inexperienced Wahab Riaz.
Pakistan begin their campaign on Tuesday against Hong Kong, before taking on India in their second Group B fixture two days later.
Group A contains Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and United Arab Emirates with the two top teams from each group qualifying for the super four stage in Karachi from June 28. The final will also be contested in Karachi on July 6.


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Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif, have always kept their relationship under wraps, and no matter how much they try to hide their love for each other, the truth always comes out and make the headlines.
It was reported that recently, Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif, were having a good time partying around midnight, and all of a sudden, the duo decided to go and visit their best friend and director Ayan Mukerji, in the wee hours of the night and surprise him.
After a night full of party, Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif, decided to surprise Ayan Mukerji, at his house in the wee hours of the night.
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Things did not go as planned, as Ayan Mukerji, was fast asleep and Ranbir Kapoor & Katrina Kaif, ended up waiting for 10 minutes outside his house.
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Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif, are currently shooting for their upcoming flick Jagga Jasoos. The movie, would also have a mini TV series named, Junior Jagga.
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Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif, have not made their relationship public and always confuse people by their witty answers about their relationship.
However, things did not go as planned, and Ranbir & Katrina, ended up waiting outside Ayan Mukerji's house for almost 10 minutes, as Ayan Mukerji, was fast asleep.
A source close to the couple was quoted as saying,
"Ranbir and Katrina left from their new Bandra apartment (where they live in together) to meet friend Ayan at his Khar residence around 1 am. Once the couple reached, they had to wait outside his house for almost ten minutes as Ayan was fast asleep."
Also Read: SHOCKING! Why Didn't Shraddha Kapoor Attend Hrithik Roshan's Birthday Bash?
The source also says, that even the security was asleep and hence, both Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif, had to wait outside Ayan's house for around 10 minutes.
Looking at how Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif wanted to surprise Ayan Mukerji, it's been confirmed that Ayan, is their 3 AM friend.
Ayan Mukerji & Ranbir Kapoor
Ayan Mukerji, debuted as a director through the movie, Wake Up Sid, starring Ranbir Kapoor and Konkona Sen. The film, released in 2009 and did really well at the box office. The songs of the movie did well & was played in all radio channels and cafes in the loop.
Ranbir Kapoor, also starred in Ayan Mukerji's directorial, Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, opposite Deepika Padukone. The movie, also starred Kalki Koechlin and Aditya Roy Kapoor.
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Clorox has some cleaning up to do. The cleaning products brand recently enraged fathers with a blog post that depicted first-time dads as incompetent losers who don't know how to care for the basic human needs of their children.
CNN reports that in the post "6 mistakes new dads make", Clorox wrote what it thought was a humorous list of dad fails that included gems like letting baby eat off the floor, watch reality TV shows and hang out in casinos and pool halls.
Dads, moms and readers in general were extremely offended, calling the post inappropriate and complaining that it supports negative gender stereotypes. Clorox has since taken the post down and issued somewhat of an apology, but not in time to stop the offending piece from going viral.
Clorox's attempt at humor totally failed in some key ways, which can teach us all what to avoid when trying to write content that connects to our targets. If you want to build your blog audience, DON'T:
1. Play into stereotypes. In addition to being offensive, relying on stereotypical anecdotes or jokes is lazy and unoriginal. This post plays up gender roles that seem antiquated and ridiculous. By depicting new fathers as bumbling idiots, Clorox missed the mark on its target audience – young families – which is now seeing a rise in fathers taking on a more primary role in the home. (The U.S. Census reports that there were 189,000 stay-at-home dads in 2012, and 18% of preschoolers were regularly cared for by their father while their mother was at work in 2011.) Not recognizing this shift in its target audience was a huge blunder.
2. Talk about your audience, not with them. Moms and dads alike find humor in content that takes a lighthearted look at areas in which we all struggle. But successful content makes us feel like we're all in the struggle together. This post seems like it's written from an outsider's perspective, casting judgment on the idiotic dads who can't care for their flesh and blood. It's insulting instead of bonding.
3. Offer no value. You can write humorous content that still delivers a valuable takeaway for your audience. This post, however, doesn't provide any guidance for these clueless dads. What is the takeaway? What action should follow? If your post simply leaves your audience scratching its head – or worse, spitting angry – it doesn't give you any return.
4. Try to be funny – and fail. Many brands struggle to find an authentic voice on social media or with their content. When they try to appear human and remove the brand barrier through humor, it can quickly veer in two precarious directions – too cheesy, or too condescending. Know your brand, and develop a strong voice that supports your brand's vision and goals. If your brand is more CNN than Cartoon Network, cracking jokes may not be your strong suit – so don't try.
Always remember that when you're writing blog posts, you're writing for your audience. You want to help them, inform them, educate them, entertain them. And while your audience doesn't always have to agree with your point of view, you certainly don't want to personally offend them.
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Her office and all equipment was pretty outdated and if my insurance didn't change I would've continued seeing my old gyno. As part of my annual physical, we were refilling my birth control and she felt the need to charge me for another visit which I later received a bill for because she thought those extra 2-5minutes was considered another visit. This is pretty unethical. I've never encountered this with another ob-gyn.
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Love her honesty and care will NEVER change doctors. Even came to visit my after labor twice to just check in
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Dr. Wong is amazing! She is patient, kind, thorough and extremely informative. She tells you what she thinks may be going on and tells you the tests she will have you undergo to either prove or refute her hypothesis. She is gentle but firm. She makes you understand the importance of treatment, followup and yes, even your diet. I went to GYNs for years with an issue and no one could explain or help to alleviate my issue. Dr. Wong saw me for a few months, testing different solutions before she finally said, "we have to figure out what is going on". She gave me a D & C, that saved my life. After 20 years with an issue, 5 different GYNs, 10 different diagnosis, I met Dr. Wong and she saved my life. I have recommended Dr. Wong to every woman I know. Of my friends who have actually gone to her, they all rave about her. Dr. Wong is that one doctor I will have for the rest of my life.
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i have seen so many OB/ GYN in downtown and midtown Manhattan, Dr. Wong is the best. i tried to get pregnant for a long time and saw different doctors and ran so many unrelated negative exams, but there is nothing coming out.other doctors didnt tell me what to do and what will be the next step.Dr. Wong is so patient and kindly to give me a whole picture of what should i and my husband do. She really helps me a lot.
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I liked Dr.Wong she was patient and kind. She delivered my child, and I would recommend her to any woman.
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This Doctor is awful. I went to her for a simple vaginal itch problem and she informs me that I have herpes! I have been to several doctors since and no one, I mean no one has told me I have herpes. Her conclusion was unfounded, untested and irresponsible. She didnt even do a pap smear! She is horrible. Save your time and sanity and dont visit this joke to the medical profession.
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Fans of platforming and vibrant color palettes have reason to get excited, and not just for the release of Rayman: Origins on an ever-growing list of platforms. File this under the 'rumor' section for the time being, but an online marketing survey has apparently confirmed that a sequel to last year's Rayman: Origins is at least in the planning stages at Ubisoft. The sequel may not be confirmed, but it seems that Rayman and his accomplices may soon find themselves in a world of mythological locales and monsters.
The reports stem from the appearance of assets and details ascribed to "the upcoming sequel of Rayman Origins" which appeared in a survey by marketing firm Arkenford. One of the surveyed parties reported the findings to Kotaku, along with a selection of screenshots from the accompanying gameplay video. Aside from what looks to be a challenge mode, the images/concept art show that much of the art style of the original Origins will be carried over, albeit with very different setting and enemies.
Where the first game built its world around themes of music, cooking as well as the standard ice levels, the proposed sequel will be exploring classical mythology and monsters. These should all be taken with a grain of salt until Ubisoft makes a formal announcement that they're even considering a sequel, but have a look at the screenshots now:
'Greek Gods' are certainly in the same fantastic realm as the environments and creatures of Origins, and while vampires and ghosts may seem a bit less whimsical, the art directors at Ubisoft have earned the benefit of the doubt. These images seem to be focused upon challenge modes to one-up online friends, which hopefully means the development team isn't planning on completely reinventing the wheel.
The basic gameplay elements and eye-catching art style snagged Rayman: Origins not one but two of our own awards last year, so this news is certainly what we've been hoping for. Ubisoft has confirmed that the game did manage to earn a profit when all was said and done, with arguably more critical praise than mainstream success. But with much of the time and money spent on developing the behind-the-scenes technology now able to carry over into a sequel, the opportunity for even more success is certainly there.
We're not alone in being somewhat disappointed in the Rayman 3 HD remake that jumped to modern consoles this month, and are all too ready to grant the responsibility of the 'Rayman' brand to the side-scrolling platformer that wowed us more than we had hoped in 2011. Whether or not this game becomes a reality, fans can breathe a bit easier knowing a chance at dragon-hopping (minus arms and legs) could be in their future.
Would you be looking forward to a Rayman: Origins sequel? Either because the first game surprised you as much as it did us, or to see what all the buzz was about for an old-fashioned platformer?
We'll keep you updated on any more reports or official announcements on a potential Rayman: Origins sequel as they appear.
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I want my user to define (probably in a drop down) how many items they are looking at in a warehouse.
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If they are looking at 2 items, they would choose "2" and 2 fields would pop up with serial numbers.
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Hello. My father have a Claas Ares 557 ATX with 40 km/h. There is no front suspension or brakes in the front axle. On the last gear the tractor goes on 2000 rpm, but on all other gears the tractor goes on 2300- 2400 rpm. Is it possible to drive this tractor in 50 km/h if i take out a fuse or a mechanic comes and plug in a computer??? Or what do i have to do???I am greatful for answers
If your tractor runs 40km/h with reduced revs, then I believe yes, at least in most machines it's so. Usually you need mechanic with laptop.
it is posible, a dealer down this way was doing it (mainly with 697's) to gain sales but ws threatened with loosing the brand if he continued
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The items were six New Jersey Drivers Liscences
You need to order a certified disposition from the court in which you were sentenced. The disposition will set forth the grade of the offense.Ask a similar question
Thank you so much...my disposition says degree : N im not sure what that means? Please email back lancelightner34@yahoo thank you so much
What court was your case decided in?
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As Mr. Mark said, it could be either. Check the Judgment. The grading of a receiving stolen property charge in New Jersey depends on the value of the goods that were received.
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Receiving stolen property can be a felony/indictable offense or a DP. Any record check should show the proper disposition meaning both the receiving stolen property as the offense and the DP as the grading should show up. an indication of N in the Degree field would mean that it is DPAsk a similar question
I agree with all my colleagues. A good clue is what Court you were in and if you were sentenced to probation. Disorderly Persons offenses (misdeameanors in NY) are heard in the Municpal Court. That Court can not hear a crime (felony in NY). Also it is unusual for the Municipal Court to sentence probation although it is allowed. A sentence of a fine only indicates Municipal Court. A DP can be heard in the Superior Court but that is also unusual and usually has probation tacked on.Ask a similar question
A 2c:20-7a can be either a disorderly person offense or a felony in NJ depending on the value of the items involved. If the matter was held in Municipal Court then it was a disorderly persons offense. However, if it held in Superior Court it could be plead either way as the prosecutor could downgrade the matter to a disorderly offense.
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ABOUT AN hour south of Sydney, along the coast, lies a big paddock. The 33-hectare site, once home to a migrant arrivals centre, is an inauspicious place for a technology rejuvenation, but it is this greenfields site on which Wollongong University pins its hopes to revitalise an area once known for its beaches and steel mills.
The institution is preparing a blueprint to build a $300 million innovation campus to attract the best and brightest minds from across the country and around the world to research and commercialise technology in areas as diverse as image recognition and artificial intelligence, biotechnology, intelligent materials, polymers, superconductors and information and communications technology.
The director of the innovation campus, David Fuller, is charged with building an environment in which researchers, innovative companies and postgraduate research students can work together and create the world of the future.
"It's not a secret that there are campuses like this all over the world - it's about the atmosphere when you cluster people together who are enterprising and looking for partners to add value," Mr Fuller says.
"The benefit to the university is that obviously our students are well placed. The businesses we are dealing with are actively looking for quality staff. Meanwhile our staff has opportunities to collaborate on commercialisation opportunities." He says that on a mainstream university campus such sentiments might be seen as crass, but this generation aspires to being famous and wealthy. "It fits well with generation X and Y."
Wollongong is steel-city-by-sea. From the north, low-slung suburbs cling to the coast, rising briefly to the central business district before peaking at the steel works at Port Kembla to the south.
Mr Fuller wants to reinvent the are with the biggest regional development for 25 years.
Mr Fuller says a similar campus built in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan province, Canada - "300 kilometres from anywhere" - has been established for 16 years, is home to 23 buildings and 175 private companies bringing $C260 million (about $A307 million) to the regional economy of 234,000 people. It is a development broadly comparable to the innovation campus and Wollongong's 275,000 population, he says.
The innovation campus will sit on land given to the university by the NSW Government, which also contributed $16 million in seed capital. The site was once the home of the Balgownie Migrant Centre, housing 200 Nissen huts, three of which are heritage-listed and one that is home to the campus' new child-care centre.
The innovation campus is the most audacious bid yet by the university, which has a long history of commercialising ICT. For example, Nortel had a Wollongong laboratory for 15 years before US telecommunications company Andrew Corporation bought its wireless location research centre.
Until 2001, Wollongong's informatics dean, Professor Joe Chicaro, was the university's managing director of the telecommunications and IT research institute - the group that co-ordinates research between the university and corporations.
He expects innovative companies will flock to the innovation campus, attracted by the students and postgraduate researchers and the opportunity to be close to like-minded businesses.
"I think ICT will be a major function of the activities on the innovation campus. I don't see it as an academic centre but as a location for commercialisation and innovation. It's an opportunity to engage in a deep way with industries that are keen to be innovative," Professor Chicaro says.
Research in the pipeline awaiting commercialisation at the campus includes Imprezzeo, a fledgling company borne out of research by Professor Philip Ogunbona and Dr Lai Ye, who Professor Chicaro plucked - along with eight other researchers - from Motorola's Australian research laboratory when it closed in 2003.
Craig Peden, the university's manager of innovation and commercialisation, says the company hopes to secure $1.5 million in venture funding by November and move across to the innovation campus.
As with Google's Picasa, Imprezzeo allows photographs stored on a PC to be sorted and searched. But instead of indexing and finding images based on their metadata - information such as keywords stored with the images - Imprezzeo harnesses artificial intelligence to learn how to identify similar images.
The complex search algorithms were developed by Professor Ogunbona and Dr Ye, who Mr Peden expects to be appointed as part-time chief technology officers of the new venture.
The researchers and Uniquest, the university's commercialisation arm, expect the Imprezzeo company to be bought in two to three years.
Mr Peden says his role is to "incubate a culture of commercialisation among academics". He says he must bridge the publish-or-perish ethos of researchers with the secretive nature of cutthroat business competition. The ability to physically separate fledgling businesses from the main teaching campus will be valuable, he says.
Internetrix, a Wollongong-based internet software and services company, which is designing an internet portal for the residents and researchers on the innovation campus, also hopes to move in. Managing director Geoff McQueen began an electrical engineering degree at Wollongong in the late 1990s when the internet sector ran white-hot. He wanted a part of that heat and quit the university to set up his business.
Now he wants back in, and plans to move the 14-person company - about half of whom are Wollongong graduates - to the new campus.
"We've got a lot of shared DNA with the university," Mr McQueen says. He also hopes the new campus will slow Wollongong's IT brain drain. "We have a massive problem of people who hop on a train or drive to Sydney. All my peers left the area. The brain drain is significant and has a negative impact on the social fabric of Wollongong."
The campus generates employment for ICT graduates and should also provide academics with better insights into commercial realities that they can pass on to their students, Professor Chicaro says.
"The bee in my bonnet is innovation: to create students that are entrepreneurial and will add value wherever they go and forge a real connect between university and commerce."
As with most Australian universities, Wollongong suffered a downturn in the number of ICT undergraduates. But Professor Chicaro claims that with 2500 equivalent full-time students enrolled it has a higher concentration of ICT students than many other universities. It also has a growing offshore population, with international students in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, China and Hong Kong.
He says international demand meant that last year "we had as many or more students in computer science in Singapore as we had domestically".
Although he will remain on the main campus, Professor Chicaro says the innovation campus and the collaborations it nurtures "allows us to train students better".
"The important thing to make it work is not to get paranoid about territory," he says. "If people move to a separate physical location and there is no interaction, it is a loss for both."
Professor Chicaro is a Wollongong boy through and through. After leaving Warrawong High School he joined BHP on a traineeship before taking a more academic path.
The links between the local BHP (later BlueScope Steel) and the University of Wollongong hark back to 1951 when the campus was established to provide technical education to steelworkers. One of those early graduates was Dr Peter Robertson, who is now vice-president of operation planning at BlueScope. He says if the innovation campus attracts more researchers and companies, it will provide BlueScope with a "leg up" by expanding the company's access to different research skills in one location.
"It provides collaboration, knowledge sharing and the synergy you get from like-minded people being in close proximity," he says.
Some of the research projects under way in what will become the Institute of Future Materials on the new campus are of profound interest to BlueScope. One of those is the development of a polymeric coating for steel that adjusts steel's internal chemistry to fight off rust. BlueScope supports the university with research scholarships and funding for research projects, he says.
Although Dr Robertson doubts BlueScope will take space on the new campus, he says it could expand its links with the university if the innovation campus lives up to its promise.
Along with tapping the commercialisation wellspring, the innovation campus is expected to create about 5000 jobs. The university joined forces with Baulderstone Hornibrook to build a hub building housing administration, a cafe and gym, and leasing space to innovative small and medium businesses that should be open next year.
Then come the big research guns. By 2008, the Institute for Future Materials will be established on the innovation campus, fusing the Intelligent Polymer Research group, the Australian Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science and the Institute of Superconducting and Electronic Materials. Building on an established international reputation for nanobionics, the science that bridges the interface between biology and electronics, the centre will also house an atomic force microscope that uses carbon nanotube probes to allow chemical and electrical maps of surfaces and interfaces to be obtained with nanometer resolution. It already has Australia's first automate nanotube factory, commissioned in March this year, which allows researchers to design and generate carbon nanotubes that can transmit electrons 1000 times faster than copper wires.
Also in 2008, Australia's Centre for Transnational Crime Prevention will relocate to the campus, having secured $12 million in federal funding to build its new headquarters earlier this year.
Associate Professor Doug MacKinnon hopes to create high-tech moot courtrooms to test technologies expected to be used more often in big international prosecutions. Researchers will also investigate the impact of new technologies on international crime.
"Communications, be that technology or faster travel, which benefits general society, also provides advances for criminals," Professor MacKinnon says. "The globalisation of banking and international communications have all provided wonderful opportunities for those with not so good intentions."
David Williams, of Wollongong-based recruiter DMW Group, is in his final year of study at the university for a doctorate in business administration and believes the new campus will forge stronger links between the university and the city's community.
Right now, though, he says, "I'm not sure too many people know about the innovation campus". But once Dean Fuller's fields yield to the planned multi-storey research centres, broad pedestrian boulevards and thousands of researchers, they probably will.
Mr Fuller says the concentration of university research, postgraduate students and innovative companies will also deliver benefits to the regional economy.
· Location: 80kilometres South of Sydney
· Site size: 33 hectares
· Partners: University of Wollongong and Baulderstone Hornibrook
· Cost: $300 million over 15 years
· 5000 workers
· 18-20 commercial and research buildings
· Eight residential halls
· Five hotel/retail/conference facilities
PROFESSOR Gordon Wallace wants an Irish pub built on the Wollongong innovation campus. In the meantime, Professor Wallace, director of the Intelligent Polymer Research group, will have to settle for one of the world's leading research facilities into future materials.
The group, to be part of the new innovation campus, received a $1.5 million Australian Research Council Federation Fellowship to develop an Australian nanobionics research base.
Nanobionics is the science that bridges an interface between biology and electronics and should allow the development of both artificial tissue and miniature devices to release cells or drugs into living creatures.
This on top of an ARC Centre of Excellence grant of $2.4 million for the next four years, a series of other project grants and collaborations means the department is funded to the tune of about $5 million a year.
Among the projects the Institute of Future Materials expects to result in commercial products are research into polymeric inserts which can release insulin in diabetes sufferers.
The centre is also working with the Cochlear Implant CRC on polymer devices that will facilitate the release of ganglion cells and help position bionic ears during implantation.
The centre has also been working with Professor Julie Steele on wearable biosensors, developing the intelligent knee sleeve, which has been trialled with the Geelong football club in Victoria.
The sleeve can be worn during rehabilitation or training to provide a real-time feedback to the wearer; if they are landing poorly and risking anterior cruciate ligament injury the sensors reveal that immediately, allowing the wearer to quickly learn more appropriate behaviour.
Researchers are also working on the development of artificial muscle fibres using carbon nanotubes as actuators to "grow" artificial muscles that are much stronger than human muscles.
"The real excitement is to couple all the real advances in nanotechnology with biology," Professor Wallace says.
The next step for the team is to develop a more effective interface between biology and electronics. "To bridge the interface you need to understand it and probe it. Only now can we map surfaces at the 10-20 nanometer level," Professor Wallace says.
The laboratory is about to take delivery of new characterisation equipment (an atomic force microscope) to map chemical and electronic interfaces at nanometer resolutions.
This microscope will be set up over the next year and then moved to the institute's new home on the innovation campus.
Professor Wallace's research group has grown very quickly and has 40 full-time researchers and about 12 postgraduates. In 2007 the group will absorb a group of researchers from Massey University in New Zealand, which specialises in materials synthesis.
It is also about to advertise a further five senior positions and five PhD scholarships in nanobionics.
The move to a new, larger, specialised research centre cannot come soon enough. Nor can the pub.
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