Page Not Found - Council On Foreign Relations Resource warfare. Attempts by China s spy apparatus to infiltrate US hightechfirms and gen. Zhu s threat to nuke the US? media warfare. And so on. http://www.cfr.org/pub8259/max_boot/chinas_stealth_war_on_the_us.php
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Extractions: Because Intel NetStructure HMP is a software-only media-processing product for standard high-volume servers, costs are lower for procurement, development, deployment, and maintenance. Since Intel NetStructure HMP is standards-based and does not require specialized hardware, solutions using Intel NetStructure HMP are faster and easier to develop and deploy, easily scalable, and very flexible. Intel NetStructure HMP is also an ideal solution for developing media servers for the modular network. In an IP-only environment, Intel NetStructure HMP does not require that any physical inventory be stocked or shipped, and no onsite installation is necessary.
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Extractions: We live in an increasingly visual culture. New technologies and philosophies of vision influence how we see ourselves and our world, and how we think about seeing itself. Students can engage these developments through a multidisciplinary course of study, connecting the theory, practice, and culture of seeing. OBJECTIVES OF A VISUAL STUDIES MAJOR That students acquire a critical awareness of seeing, and of the problems and possibilities for investigating, thinking and writing about seeing in the 21st century. To explore the status of images as representations or models of visual experience and as bearers of information, and to develop skills in interpreting artefacts visually.
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Extractions: History demonstrates that change in power resulting from armed revolution leads to little fundamental change. Peace comes from Love. Oppression comes from War. U.S. Supreme Court rules against the White House: war does not give the government the right to hold suspects in legal limbo. A state of war "is not a blank check for the president when it comes to the rights of the nation's citizens," wrote Justice Sandra Day O'Connor for the majority. Separately, the court said that nearly 600 men from 42 countries held at a Navy prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, can use American courts to contest their treatment. The Bush administration had argued that U.S. courts had no business second-guessing detentions of foreigners held on foreign soil. The Bush administration used the exact opposite of this same point when arguing that the prisoners in Guantanamo were not subject to the Geneva Conventions because they were held in a location under complete control of the U.S. government. 28-Jun-2004
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Extractions: Current Issue Communications Convergence Archives Teleconnect Archives ... Media Kit ICMI Contact Center Resources Books Certification Consulting Research ... Training Solutions Center Buyer's Guide Webcasts Events eLetters ... Blogs Resource Center Industry Stats White Papers TechEncyclopedia Subscriptions Visitors Center Privacy Statement License Agreement Home By Ellen Muraskin print this article e-mail this article license this article 11/04/2002, 10:04 PM ET Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York, NY On September 11, 2001, 18,000-student BMCC lost of all of its phone service three times over: Once because World Trade Tower 7, which toppled that afternoon, took out all 15 floors and 70 classrooms of BMCC's newly renovated Fiterman building on 30 West Broadway, and its Centrex-switched telephones with it. Twice because that same Tower 7 devastated Verizon's West Street CO when it fell. Three times because BMCC's main campus, four blocks north of Ground Zero on Chambers Street, became an emergency center in the hours immediately following the disaster. While Verizon quickly strung 100 phone-pair cables from BMCC's voice demarc point to a truck-mounted, microwave-connected CO, all those lines were quickly commandeered by Port Authority police and emergency medical workers.
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Extractions: Faculty/Staff Resources General Education Assessment Resource Center GENERAL EDUCATION ASSESSMENT AT BMCC In fall 2002, Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) convened a General Education Assessment Committee comprised of faculty, staff and student representatives and chaired by the Associate Dean of Instruction and Curriculum. Its overall charge was to determine desired student learning outcomes and objectives for the general education curriculum; discover what measurements could be used to assess those outcomes; and develop an assessment plan for formal implementation by the college. As a prelude to serving on the committee, many of the members were sent by the college, with partial funding from CUNY, to the June 2002 AAHE Conference on Assessment in Boston. The committee began its work that fall by sharing what they learned at the conference with their colleagues. Then they examined the definition of general education under Standard 12 of the Middle States Commission on Higher Education's Characteristics of Excellence in Higher Education and visited the BMCC academic departments to seek their input regarding their views on learning outcomes and assessment measurements for general education.
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