41. MIPS Technologies Launches System-Level Solution To Increase Overall SOC Perform solutions that utilize a nonscalable, shared bus architecture. in the memory controllerand PCI bus bridges. in the United States and other countries, and SOC http://www.mips.com/pressReleases/072902.html

News Archives: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact MIPS Technologies, Inc. Lee Garvin Flanagin flanagin@mips.com MIPS Technologies Launches System-Level Solution To Increase Overall SOC Performance Integrated Memory Controller and Other Features That Accelerate SOC Design Cycle MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., July 29, 2002 - The SOC-it system controller family is one more step in MIPS Technologies' strategy to offer system platforms that enable customers to get to market faster with higher performance system-level products. SOC-it system controllers feature an integrated memory controller optimized to take full advantage of the MIPS core in the SOC design. They also include multiple, high-bandwidth, dual-port interfaces to IP (intellectual property) blocks and modular bridges that provide access to industry-standard buses and customer IP. The result is a complete system-level solution that offers significantly higher performance than other standard system controllers, up to 100-percent memory bandwidth efficiency, and very low memory latency. "High-bandwidth features and functionality such as digital streaming media that enhance a user's experience are creating a huge demand for higher system performance in a broad range of embedded systems. The SOC-it controller family delivers that performance by giving our customers a very flexible, cost-effective, industry-standard solution for quickly moving very high volumes of data across the entire SOC platform," said Kevin Meyer, vice president of marketing at MIPS Technologies.

42. MECA Press Release - Panasonic Named "1999 Energy Star Home Electronics Partner and to develop interconnecting bridges with other compliant products using theHAVi home network architecture. in the United States and in other countries. http://www.panasonic.com/MECA/press_releases/havi_11.17.99.html

Eight Leading Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Establish HAVi Organization to Promote Digital AV Home Networking Architecture HAVi Organization invites interested companies to join. HAVi specification will be finalized in December 1999. (Tokyo, Amsterdam, and Secaucus, NJ - November 17, 1999) "We believe that HAVi is one of the most important technologies to realize "Home Networks" for consumer audio/video and multimedia products. As one of the leading companies for HAVi development, we will strongly promote and extend HAVi technology," noted Itsuo Takanashi, Associate Director of JVC and General Manager of Technology Development Division. "We're very excited by the membership interest we've received so far," said Cees Jan Koomen, Chairman of HAVi Organization from Royal Philips Electronics. "We anticipate new members from many industries including computers and peripherals, software, semiconductors, service providers and, of course, consumer electronics." According to industry analyst The Yankee Group, "HAVi is in a good position to become a standard technology on consumer electronics devices simply because it will allow the type of connectivity and application set people have come to expect from these products." Going forward, the mission of the HAVi Organization will be to promote the adoption of the HAVi architecture and to develop interconnecting "bridges" with other home networking standards such as Jini and Universal Plug and Play (UPnP). The HAVi Specification was developed for home entertainment AV networks, providing high bandwidth for transmitting multiple AV streams and featuring easy "plug-and-enjoy" functionality, using an underlying IEEE1394 digital interface (i.LINK™ or FireWire™). The HAVi specification defines a set of APIs and middleware capable of automatically discovering devices on the network, coordinating the functions of various devices, installing applications and user interface software on each appliance and ensuring interoperability amongst multiple brands of devices

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Science is the very basis of KSUT. It provides the foundation for further directed education, long-range preparation of a new scientific and technical elite. The main goals of KSUT's scientific policy are the establishment and development of university scientific trends and schools, the introduction of research results into the study process and the deepeninq of ties with leading scientific and cngineering centers of Russia and the whole world. The university strives to be a courdinator of scienlific and engineering policy in the Russian Far East through the development of vitally important research and through the analysis of achievements of foreign and Russian science and technologies. KSUT has a complex structure of subdivisions of research including 17 scientific and research institutes, centers and laboratories in diverse branches of science and engineering; it also includes centers of graduate studies in 23 scientific frends, scholarly, doctorate and candidate dissertation committees. FAR EAST HIGHWAY INSTITUTE The Far East Highway Institute was formed on the foundatinn of one of the oldest specialization at KSTU the area of building roads and highways. It is the main program designer of the Russian Far East.

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Architects Without Borders Site Map Help Messages Messages ... Architects Without Borders - North America Builders Without Borders - Canada Architects Without Borders - Germany Architects Without Borders - Argentina Architects Without Borders - Australia Engineers Without Borders - North America ... Perry Haviland - AIAEB Cam Hawing - Associate REAIA Bill Higgins - SFAIA AnRa Hong Buchanan - AIAEB Albert Horowitz - AIA Barry Jackson ... Diana Zaglio - architectural designer Welcome to ARCHITECTS WITHOUT BORDERS This site is designed to facilitate communication for Architects Without Borders, keep you informed of up-to-date events, projects, news, and dialog on various topics concerning the organization. Click Site Map above right for a simple introduction to this interactive web site. For more information, to submit project and collaboration requests, or to join us as a member of our organization please send an e-mail to Craig Williams: craig.williams@tlcd.com WELCOME TO ARCHITECTS WITHOUT BORDERS - North America . Architects Without Borders has been operating internationally for well over fifteen years. We also have chapters in Europe and South America that are engaged in many relief and sustainable development programs. Our volunteers offer their services to respond to both emergency projects following natural and human disasters as well as long term sustainable development projects requiring the construction of shelter and infrastructure. We are an international non-profit organization consisting of a network of volunteers in the building trades including Architects, Planners, Engineers, Designers, Builders, instructors and students in shelter and construction related disciplines. Our volunteer network forms partnerships with communities and other organizations around the world to assist communities in their recovery following economic crisis, natural disaster and human conflict. We do not discriminate on race, gender, political, geographic, cultural, religious or ethnic grounds.

46. Record - Feb. 22, 2002 student groups were awarded bridges Awards in see health conditions in other countries(medicine.wustl Occupational therapy (OT), architecture students for http://record.wustl.edu/2002/02-22-02/bridges.html

David M. Becker, J.D, enables and empowers students in the School of Law Search View past issues Chib named 1st Hartkopf profesor in Olin School Siddhartha Chib, Ph.D., has been named the first Harry C. Hartkopf Professor in the Olin School of Business. Full story More Stories Bridges Awards presented to student groups By Kevin M. Kiley A recent "Bridging GAPS" event hosted by the Graduate-Professional Council drew about 160 student leaders and deans representing all eight University graduate and professional schools. Photo by Mary Butkus Bridging GAPS is a forum created to promote communication, collaboration, networking and information-sharing and to help build a sense of community among graduate and professional student groups. "People can accomplish so much more if they work together." The first part of the event, held in the Women's Building Formal Lounge, was a networking and idea-exchanging opportunity for graduate student organizations. At the corresponding awards dinner in Holmes Lounge in Ridgley Hall, student groups were awarded "Bridges Awards" in four categories as follows: Web site For groups with an outstanding Web site: artsci.wustl.edu/~sac

47. Continuum Magazine, Fall 1998 - Building Bridges University In Argentina Are Building bridges Today For Many other architecture schoolsin the nation have in great depth by American architecture schools with http://www.alumni.utah.edu/continuum/fall98/building.bridges.html

Building Bridges by Kirsten Wile Faculty And Students Of Architecture Schools At The U And At A University In Argentina Are Building Bridges Today For Joint Ventures Tomorrow Faculty and students of the U's Graduate School of Architecture assemble in front of a large projection screen and computer terminal for a video-conference with three U students studying in Argentina as part of the school's International Academic Exchange. Professors Robert Hermanson and Julio Bermudez, with architecture student Cecilia Parera and Graduate School Dean William Miller (l to r) on exchange in Santa Fe, Argentina. A deep appreciation for Latin culture and a five-inch binder packed with slides aren't all that U architecture professor Robert Hermanson brought back from his semester teaching in Argentina. He also carries with him a fresh perspective that will affect his future research, his class lectures, and his curriculum. "An experience like this enriches in a covert way," he says as he catalogues the unforgettable moments and observations that have led to his rethinking of architectural and educational norms. Hermanson is one of several U professors and students of the Graduate School of Architecture who have taken advantage of an International Program for Academic Exchange with one of Argentina's oldest universities, Universidad Nacional del Litoral (UNL). All architecture students at the U are encouraged to spend time studying overseas and exchanges to Japan and Germany are also available. But the Utah-UNL exchange is unique in that it also involves the exchange of faculty, resources, and knowledge between the two schools, enriching the diversity and breadth of the teaching and curricula at both.

48. Sonic Software Announcs New C/C++ Client And TIBCO Rendezvous Bridge and individual pricing for SonicMQ bridges, contact Sonic SonicMQ and Dynamic RoutingArchitecture are trademarks of Corporation in the US and other countries. http://www.sonicsoftware.com/sonic/news/pressrelease_80227/pritem.ssp

Sonic Software Announcs New C/C++ Client and TIBCO Rendezvous Bridge New Offerings Immediately Extend Enterprise and Legacy Applications Across the Internet Bedford, MA August 21, 2001 SonicMQ represents a major advance over previous generations of messaging products and is the leader in e-business messaging. SonicMQ natively supports Internet standards TCP, SSL, HTTP, HTTPS and is based on the Java Message Service (JMS) specification, which provides a standard set of interfaces and messaging models. Featuring Dynamic Routing Architecture™ (DRA), SonicMQ provides the foundation for meeting today's global e-business requirements, being fully compliant with Sun's J2EE 1.2 standard. SonicMQ's DRA is based on patent-pending message handling technology combined with parallel clustering architecture that delivers the highest performance and scalable messaging capabilities on the market today. SonicMQ and its family of Bridges provides completely secure transactional delivery of XML and other mission critical data. The new SonicMQ C/C++ Client is a native implementation designed for high-performance, robust messaging featuring full JMS functionality. It allows companies with existing business critical applications written in C or C++, to immediately connect to the award- winning SonicMQ E-Business Messaging Server.

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Home Worksheets Quizzes Links ... Contact Us Euro New coins and notes There are 8 coins and 7 notes. Coins = 1,2,5,10,20 and 50 cents and 1 and 2 Euro. Notes = 5,10,20,50,100,200 and 500 Euro Substituting coins and notes in circulation is no easy matter as countries have different monetary traditions e.g. Swedish consumers only have to deal with four coins, while French consumers have to handle nine. On average, there are 21 banknotes in circulation per inhabitant in Finland, and 51 in Austria. In some countries consumers will pay in coins whereas in other countries they will pay in banknotes for identical items. New currency law includes measures for rounding-off. If the third decimal is:

50. Bridges.org - Government Efficiency Vs. Citizens' Rights: The Debate About Elect press releases coverage updates on bridges.org. the system now, before the HANISarchitecture becomes too to set an example for other countries that will http://www.bridges.org/media/pressrelease/02_February_26.html

Our mission is to help people in developing countries and emerging economies use information technology to help themselves. newsletter signup about Looking for something? Try our FAQ sitemap , or and the site. coverage updates on bridges.org Press Release GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY VS. CITIZENS' RIGHTS: THE DEBATE ABOUT ELECTRONIC PUBLIC RECORDS COMES TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 26 February 2002 End Contact person: Teresa Peters Bridges.org Tel: +27 21 970 1304 Fax: +27 21 970 1305 Eml: info@bridges.org Teresa Peters is the executive director of bridges.org. She is a former official of the OECD, where she was in charge of electronic security and cryptography matters. Bridges.org offices:

51. Education World® - *Arts & Humanities : Design : Architecture : General Resourc Architects Abroad foreign travel for architects and designers interestedin studying the architecture industry of other countries. http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=987

52. PRESS (E) - MAXON Computer Releases Free Plugin That Bridges BodyPaint 3D And 3 MAXON COMPUTER RELEASES FREE PLUGIN THAT bridges BODYPAINT 3D AND in the film, television,science, architecture, engineering and other industries. http://www.maxon.net/pages/dyn_files/dyn_htx/htx/21/00021_00026.html

press FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: US: Rick Barrett - press_us@maxon.net UK: David Link - press_uk@maxon.net JP: Toshihide Miyata - press_jp@maxon.net May 31, 2001 Plugin Offers Seamless Access to Real-Time 3D Painting App MAXON Computer, May 31, 2001 - MAXON Computer is pleased to announce the release of a new plugin that integrates its BodyPaint 3D professional 3D painting application with Discreet's 3DS MAX versions 3 and 4. This new plugin enables 3D artists to combine two powerful applications to improve and expand production workflow. Adding fine detail to textures in a 3DS MAX scene is now easier than ever before. Artists can even paint in raytraced mode for the ultimate real-time feedback. BodyPaint 3D allows texturing of everything from low-poly game models to complex 3D objects with millions of polygons. The BP MAX exchange plugin supports conversion of complete 3ds max scenes, including objects, hierarchies, lights, cameras, common material properties and UV tags. The scene is translated from 3DS MAX to BodyPaint 3D with the click of a button. All UV manipulation and painting of textures are then passed back to MAX with another click. BodyPaint 3D has garnered numerous awards since its release in late 2000, including MacWeek's Best of Show for MacWorld 2001. MAXON's unique RayBrush technology enables users to paint onto a raytraced image in three dimensions in real time. Reflectivity, bump, transparency, specularity and other channels can be painted in real time with direct visual feedback in multiple 3D views. Up to 10 material channels can be painted concurrently to create compound effects like rust and scarring. Advanced UV manipulation tools allow easy manipulation of UV through Optimal and Interactive Mapping as well as detailed point editing. Additionally, BodyPaint 3D takes full advantage of the advanced features of Wacom's Intuos intelligent graphics tablet system. Users can map most aspects of brush characteristics to the pressure, tilt and angle of the Wacom pen.

53. Inner Architecture Building bridges through 'Inner architecture'. other approaches concentrated ratheron intuitive methods for planning, on Inner architecture' means first of http://www.auroville.org/art&culture/architecture/inner_architecture.htm

Home Architecture Building bridges through 'Inner Architecture' - September 2002 A personal reporting by Peter Anderschitz on the International Forum of Young Architects (IFYA) with focus on Auroville's International Zone. This annual international design forum took place in Auroville under the label of 'Inner Architecture' from Sept. 15th until 29th 2002. Why they came..? Why they all came together - with a lot of effort from both the participants and the organisers - and for a rather unknown adventure? Those young professional architects from far away: from Vietnam, Germany, USA; as well as those young architecture students from India and Europe who by joining unexpectedly added even more spice to the learning exercise..? They came to learn from each other and from this richly inspiring environment called Auroville, which is a City with a Vision, yes, but also a place and a people just beginning to learn how to become citizens - of a new world.. They came to learn, and it turned out that everybody, participants and organisers, became student during these two weeks. An other dimension to architecture Naturally, the intention and the topic of the forum 'Inner Architecture', was the signal and call to look for another dimension to architecture, and urban and environmental design, with another intention, another way of action. Focusing the work on Auroville's International Zone, which only recently got another push by the

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55. By Alex Marshall - New Urbanism, Old Urbanism, And Other Essays other articles Recent Material other countries Regular Columns for liking the traditionalarchitecture of columns was about roads, bridges, aqueducts, Roman http://www.alexmarshall.org/?articleId=47

56. Feature Article- Bridge Design & Engineering Magazine Feature article from Bridge Design Technology Bridge Builders Leonhardt, Fritz...... specialised in concrete structures, bridges and materials. Engineering and architectureshould be brought together not the case in other countries, for example http://www.bridgeweb.com/mag/leonhardt.htm

Fritz Leonhardt: master of bridges Fritz Leonhardt, who died at the end of 1999, was regarded by many as one of the greatest bridge designers in the world. Shortly before his death, he talked to Helena Russell about his life and his work Waiting in the wood panelled office for Fritz Leonhardt to arrive takes me back to my school days. It's a bit like waiting for the headmaster when you weren't quite sure whether you had been summoned for punishment or congratulations. The thrill I felt when he first agreed to be interviewed has been replaced by a mixture of excitement and fear and I have run through the interview so many times in my mind that I am word perfect. Although he now visits his practice only occasionally, Leonhardt's office is kept exactly as he likes it. From outside in the corridor, the room even has the forbidding appearance of a headmaster's office; on the door is a large wooden frame with one carefully written word - LEONHARDT - inside it. The wood panelled room is hung with numerous pictures of his bridges and television masts, and portraits of some of his lecturers. Various messages on the desk await his response, and the latest bridge books are ready for perusal. Leonhardt's involvement in bridge design stretches back sixty-five years over a well-documented career in which he has been at the forefront of numerous technological developments - not just in bridges but also in other sectors of structural engineering - written many highly regarded books, including his seminal 'Bridges: Aesthetics and Design', and founded and led his internationally respected design office Leonhardt, Andrä und Partner.

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58. Announcing The Microsoft Joint Launch Event. interchange, application messaging, and tightly coupled bridges. learn about Web servicesarchitecture, including GXA the United States and/or other countries. http://www.microsoft2003launch.com/arch_track.html

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59. World Press Review - Euro - Design seven periods of European architecture Classical, Romanesque different parts ofdifferent bridges and created other architectural elements on the front are http://www.worldpress.org/specials/euro/1120web-euro_design.htm

About Us Back Issues Subscriptions Classroom Use ... World Maps Click an area of the map for world news. Africa Americas Asia Europe ... Middle East Affiliated Programs: World Press Review is a program of the Stanley Foundation. Designing the Euros Denis Fitzgerald Mr. Kalina could not risk giving prominence to a particular country by using a specific bridge: Instead, by scanning pictures of bridges from art history books, and using imaging software, he took different parts of different bridges and created virtual designs representing the various architectural styles. The Greek coins have a number of different images. Two of the coins depict Europa being abducted by Zeus in the shape of a bull. Another, the 1-cent coin, depicts an owl, in a design taken from an ancient Athenian 4-drachma coin. Other designs on the Greek coins include important historical political figures and different ships reflecting Greece's maritime legacy. Le Monde Table of Contents Back Home About Us ... Jobs

60. Yerevan Institute Of Architecture & Construction (YerIAC) Is The Only State Inte Prepares specialists and carries out scientific-research works in the fields of architecture and urban Category Reference Education Asia Armenia...... cooperates also with the National School of bridges and Roads faculty of architecture,, $900 USA (nine hundred). the other faculties, -, $800 USA (eight hundred http://www.iatp.am/sites/yeriac/

THE YEREVAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION Faculties The Yerevan State University of Architecture and Construction (YSUAC) is the only state integrated center of the Republic of Armenia to prepare highly qualified specialists and carry out scientific-research works in the fields of architecture, urban development and construction. YSUAC is the legal-successor of the technical faculty of Armenian State University (1921-1930), Construction Institute of Armenian SSR (1930-33), Architectural-construction and Engineering construction faculties of Yerevan Polytechnic Institute (1933-89).YSUAC has five faculties: Rector Arest Beglaryan Faculty of Architecture (6 years of study) Faculty of Industrial of Civil Construction (5 years of study) Faculty of Construction Technology (5 years of study) Faculty of Hydrotechnical Construction and Urban Economy (5 years of study) Faculty of Transport construction (5 years of study) YSUAC prepares specialists for 16 professions: architecture, design of architectural sphere, industrial and urban construction, applied geodesy, urban cadastre, production of building materials and constructions, economics and management of enterprises (in the field of construction), economics and management of enterprises (urban economy, flat and public utilities), hydrotechnical construction, urban construction and economy, heat and gas supply and ventilation, water supply and sewerage, construction of roads and airports, bridges and transport tunnels, construction of railway, railway and road economy, traffic organization. The diploma of architect is recognized in the countries of CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States), also in France and accordingly in the Countries of EES. The diploma of construction professions is recognized in the states of CIS.

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