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One academic year is divided into two semesters: First Semester from early September to Mid-January the next year; Second Semester, from late February to Mid-July. There are usually 19 teaching weeks in one semester.
In addition to Winter Break and Summer Break, there are other holidays such as May 1 International Labor Day and October 1 China's National Day (3-day holidays respectively), New Year's Day. Classes remain to continue on the other memorial days and traditional festive days. There will be organized trips to some places in China for the international students during the winter break and summer break. There will also be some regular field trips for the international students to learn more about the Chinese history and culture and to witness the great changes and achievements made by the Chinese people since the implementation of China's open policy.
International students are encouraged to participate and display themselves in the university's annual sport-meet which is usually held around November.
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Loved this glaze.....as we did not have pork chops, used pork tenderloin instead - and did not brine - was fantastic. Also used it as a glaze and finishing sauce for salmon and Chilean sea bass....absolutely wonderful - even added an avocado/tomato salsa with the fish. Definitely a keeper in our house!flag if inappropriate
This is an unsafe recipe and should be removed from Epicurious. Putting your meat into warm or hot brine, and then refrigerating it, puts you at risk of having your meat in the "danger zone" between 40 deg F and 140 deg F for more than 4 hours. Brine should always be cold before you put your meat into it. Also, brining your pork chops with this brine recipe for 24 hours will make them incredibly salty. They shouldn't be brined for more than 8 hours in this brine recipe (2 to 4 hours would be better), and most definitely only after the brine is cold.flag if inappropriate
Something must be wrong with the proportions. With 1 cup of salt in the brine, the meat is inedibly salty. Wayyyy too much tamarind, a quarter cup is more than enough. Potentially a good recipe, but the proportions need to be adjusted.flag if inappropriate
Wow can't wait to try this. I also have a problem with putting the pork chops in hot brine - I will let it cool first then brine them.flag if inappropriate
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CHULA VISTA, Calif. - Grief counselors were available at a South Bay high school Monday to help staff and students deal with the death of a student.
Police said Steven Liu took his own life by jumping off a walking bridge near Otay Ranch High School last week. That spot now has a growing memorial dedicated to Liu.
A friend of Liu's shared with 10News a Facebook message that provides a glimpse into the troubled teen's state of mind.
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Over the weekend, friends held a vigil for the teen as they tried to make sense of the tragedy.
Some told 10News Liu was a victim of bullying. However, police and school officials said they do not believe that played a role in his death. Some students seem to agree.
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Students wore neon shirts and brought luggage to school because they said that is how most remember seeing their classmate.
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The Shoot-Out
What's a wireless IC business worth? Frans van Houten, Peter Bauer, Rich Beyer, Scott McGregor and Carlo Bozotti would give you very different answers.
van Houten went first in the shoot-out selling NXP's wireless business to ST-Ericsson for $1.5 billion in August 2008.
Rich Beyer went second putting the Freescale wireless business up for sale in the autumn of 2008. In early 2009 the decision was made to wind it down.
Third to step up to the spot was Peter Bauer who netted a cool $1.4 billion for his sale of Infineon's wireless business to Intel.
Failing to find any net, in late 2012 Carlo Bozotti announced that ST would close down ST-Ericsson. ST spent $1.5 billion buying NXP's wireless business then merging it into ST-Ericsson which ran up another $2.7 billion of accumulated losses.
Then, on Tuesday this week, Scott McGregor announced that Broadcom had failed to find a buyer for its wireless business. "On June 2nd we announced that we were exiting the sale of our baseband business through either a sale or wind down," said McGregor, "since then we have been testing the market for interest in a potential transaction. We made the decision to pursue a wind down."
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So I guess would be Brian Krzanich after losing $1B and a bit to wind down baseband biz bought from IFx?
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Rep. Kent Lambert, R-Colorado Springs, spent a week in Arizona earlier this summer.
The Colorado lawmaker has a son in Tucson.
But this wasn't just a family visit; it was also a fact-finding mission to bolster his effort to bring Arizona's anti-immigration laws to Colorado.
The most recent of those laws, SB 1070, would give Arizona law enforcement expanded powers to determine immigration status. The provisions of the bill — some of which have been blocked by an injunction — state that whenever officers make "lawful contact" with a person and there is "reasonable suspicion" that the person is an undocumented immigrant, "a reasonable attempt shall be made, when practicable, to determine the immigration status of the person, except if the determination may hinder or obstruct an investigation."
Further, the new law would require officers to determine the immigration status of anyone who is arrested. The law does say that law enforcement "may not solely consider race, color or national origin" in their judgment, except as provided by law. Officers are indemnified against most legal action arising out of such encounters, except in cases where they "acted in bad faith."
Lambert told Boulder Weekly that during his trip to Arizona, he discussed the new legislation with Gov. Jan Brewer's staff as well as Arizona Sen. Russell Pearce, who wrote and sponsored SB 1070.
He says he and some of his Colorado Republican colleagues plan to introduce a 1070-like bill, or series of bills, during the 2011 legislative session.
According to the political action committee Americans for Legal Immigration, bills similar to SB 1070 are going to be introduced in at least 17 other states.
Lambert maintains that SB 1070 simply enforces existing immigration laws, and that it will not result in racial profiling, as its opponents have claimed.
"That's one of the big lies about this," he says.
"There's nothing in it that is racist."
He does acknowledge, however, that the SB 1070 term "reasonable suspicion" is subject to interpretation.
Would having brown skin and speaking Spanish warrant an inquiry into one's immigration status? Lambert says no.
"But if you have a van with 20 people in it and none can speak English, you might have a clue there," he says. "Especially if they're hidden under the floorboards."
Lambert says SB 1070 is "immensely popular" in Arizona because the immigration problem there has gotten out of hand, with trafficking, gangs and violence that has prompted officials to post signs at entrances to national parks and forests warning people to be aware that undocumented immigrants use those areas as refuges. Lambert says that some Bureau of Land Management lands are off-limits to the U.S. Border Patrol due to environmental sensitivity, making them a prime sanctuary for "illegal aliens." Due to the new Arizona law, he says, many Mexican immigrants are fleeing that state and coming to Colorado. He cites a CBS news report of a Mexican woman saying that SB 1070 has prompted her to head from Arizona to Colorado — with her 10 U.S.-born kids. According to Lambert, it costs about $100,000 to give one child a K-12 education, so that family will cost the state $1 million.
He also asserts that undocumented immigrants are costing U.S. citizens jobs, and that it is a myth — especially in this economy — that Mexicans are willing to do menial jobs that U.S. citizens won't do.
Lambert says he recently heard from a construction worker who was laid off so that the employer could give the job to an illegal alien at a lower wage.
One of Lambert's colleagues, Sen. Dave Schultheis, R-Colorado Springs, shares a similar story about a car painter who lost his job to an undocumented Mexican immigrant.
They both say there needs to be a crackdown both on the immigrants and the employers who hire them illegally.
Schultheis has tried unsuccessfully in each of the last five years to pass a bill that would require Colorado employers to use "E-Verify," a free, Internet-based system that quickly checks an employee's immigration status at the time of hire.
Arizona has such a law, and Lambert and Schultheis say that an E-Verify bill will be among the legislation they or one of their Republican colleagues carry next spring.
They both acknowledge that the effect of E-Verify would be that employers would not be able to hire undocumented immigrants at meager wages, meaning that their payroll costs would go up, possibly passing those expenses on to the consumer and negatively affecting the economy.
But they counter that the government would save millions of dollars on public services currently extended to illegal immigrants and their children, including education, unemployment and Medicaid. (Arizona has a law prohibiting undocumented immigrants from receiving any public state services except emergency medical care, Lambert points out.)
Lambert says those savings on public services could result in tax cuts that would more than offset any economic impact caused by requiring employers to hire U.S. citizens and pay at least minimum wage.
"Right now, it's all done with a wink and a nod," Schultheis says. "We're helping the slave labor market, that's what we're doing. … But there are no jobs that Americans won't do. You just need to pay them enough to support their families."
He adds that he doesn't blame the immigrants for leaving Mexico in search of work and a better life — he blames their government.
"I don't blame them for doing it, but we can't take on the whole world," he says. "I blame Mexico for not dealing with their issues as they should."
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Honesty, Understanding Keys to Negotiating With Lenders
While lending lifelines have been dramatically reduced or cut off as banks and lenders adjust to new market realities, restrictions and regulator scrutiny, experts participating in an NAHB webinar on lender negotiations last week said that lenders will negotiate with builders and developers to reduce their losses and reach viable solutions.
During the session, Negotiating With Your Lender, a panel of home builders, developers and a banking legal expert discussed how lenders are open to renegotiating and what best practices builders and developers should follow to succeed in that process.
The presentation, sponsored by Builders CoPilot and NAHBs Business Management and Information Technology Committee, was held on April 29.
One of the keys to negotiating with lenders is to know where theyre coming from and what they are facing now, said Steve Camp, of Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP, an attorney who specializes in financial services and lending transactions. Banks are beginning to deal with a bottoming economy, loan portfolios going south and stress tests requiring them to raise more money.
A lot of bankers have never seen a financial crisis like this. They are scratching their heads wondering how to work their way out of this and what tools to bring to the table, Camp said.
Under these circumstances, banks are actually looking to builders and developers for solutions, the panelists said, and builders should be proactive.
Lenders are looking to us to come up with solutions to the problem. Were the experts, said builder and developer Curt Blomstrand, of Focus Realty Services and Lenox Homes in Lafayette, Calif.
Builders and developers have to come to the lender with a plan, but the deal will not be approved if it was one-sided, Blomstrand said. Builders must be willing to put cash in the deal and have a vested interest.
Another key to making the negotiations work is to be absolutely honest with your lender, all the panelists agreed.
This is not about winning, its about finding common solutions, said Camp. Know what your strengths are as a debtor, understand your own situation and be able to explain it to your bank so they can understand it.
Joe Lemel, of Lemel Homes in Glendale Wis., said builders not only have to know their strengths, they have to be able to clearly articulate how safe they are. Honesty with bankers really goes back to prior relationships, he said.
Negotiating in todays environment requires patience, said Greg Isenhour, of Guts, Inc. a residential and commercial builder based in Chapel Hill, N.C. who also served as moderator of the webinar.
During the negotiating process, builders must continue to keep their lender informed of any changes in the company, good or bad, in order to maintain trust, Camp said. Lenders need to be convinced that the builder is not going to run away.
Your best asset is your reputation, that youre a person of your word and that you keep your word, said Camp. Keep your lender informed of any changes and why those changes occurred, he said.
Give and take is also an important element in negotiations now, said Lemel. Builders must be willing to give something up that the bank hasnt asked for. That goes a long way.
The last thing that banks want is the property back, said Blomstrand, but if a builder or developer is not cooperating, the lender is very prepared to take the property back.
And they will confiscate the property if there is no cooperation, Camp said. When you walk in and say, Im not interested in working out a deal, you put a bulls-eye on that says to your lender, Come after me.
When negotiating, Blomstrand stressed that builders should confirm everything in writing to avoid confusion.
Camp added that builders should not shy away from forbearance agreements because they serve as a roadmap for the work-out and because they are negotiable. The forbearance agreement will stipulate what the builder and lender have agreed to do and for how long, he said.
Knowing who to negotiate with is also critical, said Chris Valentine, of Hearthside Homes in Kansas City, Mo. Builders and developers should negotiate with the people behind the scenes making the decisions the bank presidents and loan officers.
He also stressed that builders and developers should negotiate in person. Shooting off an e-mail doesnt cut it. Negotiate with them face-to-face and frame the conversation in terms of benefit.
When negotiating interest rates, the panelists agreed that most lenders are not willing to go below a floor of 5% to 5.5%. Troubled assets are costing the banks more to service, they said.
However, Lemel said the interest rate should not be the be-all, end-all of the negotiations. The interest rate is critical, but the fee structure also is critical. When negotiating, look at the whole structure.
He said he recently closed a deal with his new bank moving all his operating capital to it, which helped him work out an attractive negotiation with his lender. That and the fact that I am very liquid.
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
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SUGAR HILL -- Lanier and Lambert not only shared the Longhorns mascot in Friday night's boys championship of the inaugural Longhorn Holiday Classic, but also the same bull-like aggressiveness and effort.
But the visiting Longhorns had just a bit more charge to them as Danny Edgeworth and Jake Morris each had six points in a fourth-quarter surge that helped Lambert to a hard-earned 69-61 win and the tournament title.
Edgeworth (16 points) and Morris (14) joined Logan Bush (17) and Jake Alexander (13) in double-figure scoring as Lambert improved to 11-2 on the season.
But Lanier (6-7) didn't make it easy for the visitors from just over the border in Forsyth County, with the Longhorns getting 18 points from M.J. Bryant and 16 from Andre Irvin.
"I'm very pleased with the effort," Lanier coach Jeremy Huckaby said. "I thought we played very well, especially in the first half. ... We felt like if we could take care of (the basketball) and limit (Lambert) to one shot, we'd be all right. ... In the second half, their pressure got to us a little bit."
Lambert jumped out early by getting hot from the perimeter, with three of its five first-half 3-pointers in the first five minutes, which helped the Longhorns take their biggest lead of the half at 17-12.
But Lanier turned up its defense from that point and countered on offense with a combination of getting out in transition and using dribble penetration into the lane off halfcourt sets.
As a result, the Longhorns scored the final five points of the quarter in the final 1:48 on transition baskets from Irvin and Jordan Davis and a free throw by Irvin, plus two more free throws by J.C. Williams 10 seconds into the second quarter, to vault in front at 19-17.
Lanier continued to use the dribble drive to its advantage in the second quarter, with half of its 20 points coming off drives to the basket in the halfcourt offense -- including six off three drives from Bryant -- to build as much as a five-point lead at 34-29 with 1:23 left in the half.
Lambert countered with five quick points to tie the game, but Bryant's fallaway 3-pointer with two seconds left in the half sent Lanier into intermission with a 37-34 lead.
But as Huckaby alluded to in his postgame comments, Lambert began to extend its defense in the second half in both full- and half-court sets.
The result was nine second-half turnovers, and fewer opportunities for Bryant, who not only battled the tough Lambert defense, but also leg cramps, and was limited to just three points after halftime.
"I thought we got some pretty good looks in the second half," Huckaby said. "We just didn't make anything around the basket. Everything we made in the first half didn't fall in the second half. It certainly wasn't for a lack of effort. But our execution in the second half wasn't very crisp."
Still, Lanier weathered a 10-0 run that vaulted Lambert into the lead, and to back-to-back layups by Zac Winzurk to pull as close as one point before trailing just 50-47 heading into the fourth quarter.
However, Lambert further applied the defensive clamps, contesting every Lanier shot and forcing misses on several Longhorn chances inside the paint.
That's when Morris, Alexander and Edgeworth went to work, as the trio combined for the bulk of an 11-4 run that stretched the Lambert lead into double digits at 61-51 after Edgeworth's layup with 3:11 to play.
With Bryant hurting, Irvin stepped up and tried to keep Lanier within shouting distance, scoring 10 of his 16 points in the fourth quarter, including a pair of coast-to-coast layups that pulled the Longhorns as close as six points, the last at 67-61 with 52 seconds left.
But Morris stepped up and hit four key free throws in the final minute, and the Lambert defense kept the pressure on enough for the visiting Longhorns to run out the clock and take the championship trophy.
Lambert also got a strong effort from T.J. Russell (seven rebounds) and Matt Melms (eight assists), while Winzurk pulled down a game-high 13 rebounds to go along with nine points for Lanier and Austin Wood chipped in six points and 10 boards.
"I think this is a great learning experience," Huckaby said of his team's runner-up finish in hosting its first holiday tournament. "I think it shows us where we're at. We're not quite where we want to be, but we're going in the right direction."
Mountain View girls 64, Lanier 30
SUGAR HILL -- Bria Virgil scored 13 points as Mountain View rolled past host Lanier 64-30 Friday to take third place in the Longnorn Holiday Classic.
The Bears (9-2) also got 10 points each from Kelsey Hutchins and Iceis Walker. Hutchins represented Mountain View on the All-Tournament team.
Shelby Threlkeld led Lanier with eight points.
More like this story
- Lanier boys fall in rematch with Lambert at own tourney ( December 29, 2012 )
- Lanier sweeps into semifinals of inaugural hoops tourney ( December 28, 2011 )
- Lanier seniors go out with dominating victory ( October 28, 2011 )
- Lanier boys make title game, girls fall just short ( December 29, 2011 )
- LANIER TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP: Longhorns get title game rematch ( December 28, 2012 )


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I think that after you go through I fertility and IVF, you will always be extremely cautious. I felt a Littke better once I hit 13 weeks, but still nervous. I don't think I really felt confident about this pregnancy until I reached age of viability at 24 weeks. But even then ... I remained nervous.
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C-reactive protein (CRP) is a substance produced by the liver in response to inflammation. C-reactive protein is also called high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, which may be shortened to HS-CRP, US-CRP, or simply CRP.
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As Music Directors, we would like to welcome you to the Highland Secondary School Music Department. Regardless of your musical background, we can offer you an opportunity to make new friends, and play great music. Our department has an established tradition of musical excellence, due to the support of our staff and administration, and more importantly to the involvement and dedication of our students and their families. We are proud of what these students have accomplished, and look forward to continual success in the years ahead.
At Highland, we offer a wide variety of courses and co-curricular groups. We have 3 full concert bands rehearsing at the beginning, intermediate and senior level. For those who are interested in jazz music, we currently have three jazz ensembles: a beginner/intermediate stage band, a senior jazz band, and a spirit band. Every year the music department puts on a winter and a spring concert to highlight student accomplishments to family and friends. In February, all bands participate in "MusicFest Canada" – an opportunity to be adjudicated by and to participate in clinics with world-renowned educators and musicians.
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Benfica Museum: Aguas
A series of Posters developed to promote the new Benfica Museum, featuring some of the club's top players of all-time. The Posters will be available as official merchandising in the Benfica Store and will be used to promote special events.
Advertising Agency: Y&R, Portugal
Creative Directors: Pedro Ferreira, Judite Mota
Art Director: João Rocha
Copywriter: Sofia Moutinho
Illustrator / Typographer: Zoran Lucić
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Reminds me a lot of this:
Pedro FerreiraMay 28, 2013 - 16:18
Yes it also reminds me a lot . It's the same graphic designer, Zoran Lucic, that made this art work for Benfica Museum.


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MADISON, Wis. -- When it comes to community service, the Wisconsin wrestling team is "in it to win it."Leading all UW Athletics teams in hours volunteered, the team never misses an opportunity to give back. Since September, 2012, the team has volunteered over 360 hours to the Madison community. This Sunday, Feb. 10, the Badgers will give back once more when they invite 12 patients from the American Family Children's Hospital and their families to their dual meet with Minnesota. The patients will sit near the mat, receive signed team memorabilia and get the opportunity to visit with the UW wrestlers following the match. The team was motivated to invite patients to their last home event after seeing firsthand the challenges they face during two separate visits to the hospital. During those visits, the team went room-to-room, handing out signed posters and engaging with patients. "Going to the children's hospital is a truly awesome experience," said redshirt freshman Connor Medbury. "It gives us a perspective on life and allows us to bring joy to children that are experiencing a rough time in life." The team will prepare for its final home dual with a visit to the children's hospital Thursday. As they travel room-to-room, they will take inspiration from the stories the young patients share. "We're so grateful for the opportunity to meet such amazing kids," said Medbury. "Having them at our meet on Sunday will be an opportunity for them to learn a little more about us." Gates will open an hour before the 1 p.m. dual at the UW Field House. Five UW seniors will be honored in a pre-match ceremony, and the first 500 fans in attendance will receive a Badger Rollbanna courtesy of adidas.
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