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41. Framingham State College - Www.framingham.edu
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34.002 Orientation to Dietetics (No course credit) A non-credit (200 hour minimum) work experience in dietetics approved by a Food and Nutrition faculty member. A written evaluation of the student's performance is required from the student's employer. This work experience is recommended for all Food and Nutrition majors and is required prior to admission to the Coordinated Program in Dietetics. 34.003 Field Study in Merchandising (No course credit) A non-credit 200 hour field experience for all students preparing for a career in merchandising. The students observe and participate in a wide spectrum of experiences in a retail setting including contact with customers, retail sales and stocking merchandise. Must be completed by the beginning of the junior year. May be waived with approval of the department coordinator of School to Work/Tech Prep/School to Career Programs. Field experience at a two-year college may be used to fulfill the requirement with the approval of the coordinator. 34.091 Apparel Design Portfolio (No course credit)

42. New World Vistas Air And Space Power For The 21st Century Summary Volume
New Yorld Vistas Air and Space Power for the 21st Century Summary Volume
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New World Vistas
Air and Space Power
for the 21st Century Summary Volume
This report is a forecast of a potential future for the Air Force.
This forecast does not necessarily imply future officially sanctioned programs, planning or policy.
Foreword
These considerations and the broad applications of new, largely commercial, technologies which are now, or soon to be, possible have led us to present the conclusions of the participants of New World Vistas as an integrated, capability-based, report. Realization of these capabilities will permit future members of the Air Force of all ranks to know, to plan, to act, and to evaluate in the detail appropriate to their responsibilities. One should not doubt that the 21st century Air Force which will be enabled and, indeed, demanded by its new capabilities and responsibilities will hardly be similar to the Air Force of today. The changes will be as profound as those experienced by the Army in moving from horse to tank or by the Navy in converting from sail to steam. The Board wishes to thank the numerous Air Force people and organizations for their tremendous help in the preparation on New World Vistas . Special recognition goes to the United States Air Force Academy and the Air University for their assistance and counsel. Finally, we have endeavored to define the capabilities which will result from emerging technologies during the next three decades, and we have attempted to point the way toward achieving those capabilities as the Air Force enters the Information Age. We hope that our work will succeed in helping to prepare the Air Force for the approaching revolution in the use of military power.

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ANNEX Towards a Europe based on innovation and knowledge The contribution of the European Investment Bank Introduction - Areas - Instruments - Implementation Process - Conclusion 1. Introduction 1.1.    In his letter of 17 January 2000 to the Members of the European Council, Mr Antonio Guterres, Prime Minister of the Republic of Portugal, President of the European Council, identified the emergence of a new paradigm: "that of the economy of innovation and knowledge, which is becoming the main source of the wealth of nations, regions, enterprises and people". He went on to add that "Europe is lagging behind significantly and should define its own path for a new competitive platform while fighting the new risks of social exclusion" and that "it is necessary to combine innovation with social inclusion". It is the declared intention of the Portuguese Presidency to consider these issues at the forthcoming Special European Council Meeting in Lisbon in March. 1.2.    In his statement to the Ecofin meeting of 31 January, Mr Philippe Maystadt, President of the European Investment Bank, emphasised the commitment of the EIB to support these objectives to the best of its capacities. He reaffirmed the Bank’s role to contribute to the practical implementation of EU priority objectives. It does so by mobilising its specific financial instruments in favour of sound investment projects, along sound banking practice.

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