other highlights for me were going to the summer palace, to a chinese opera, to a technical university, to an industrial exhibition, to m model commune near shanghai. we ate great chinese food and experienced the most wonderful hospitality. the chinese girls taught me two songs. "the east is red" and "sailing the seas depends on the helmsman." we learned about chinese communism and read mal's "little red book." and of course, we played friendship matches. we played in three cities -- and fortunately, very fortunately for me, the mantra over and over again was friendship first, competition second. i would like to brag here today that i won three matches out of four in china. and it was only do -- and i'm very well aware it was only due to the philosophy, "friendship first, competition second." [laughter] i am also grateful for the wonderful hospitality that the chinese association and chinese people have extended in my subsequent ping-pong diplomacy visits to china, and i thank the chinese association and the people of china for keeping alive the spirit of ping-pong diplomacy. today, we

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cyclist federation in the late 1970's, has worked with cycling research projects at the danish technical university, has conflicted to national danish cycle planning and has been involved in european union projects on zero and low-emission vehicles as well as cycling benchmarking. he has been the coordinating of a car-free cities conference and another conference in copenhagen. nils. >> i'm very happy to be here today and i'm going to talk about planning for a wide range of users, not just for the strong cyclists. i'm not too familiar with this. it's very easy. just keep to the right. in our cycling policy, we present a starting point for the policies for cycling, what we call the transport quality and we are looking at safety, of course, which are the statistics, but we also very much looking at the sense of safety or the sense of security that you feel safe, that the cyclists feel safe and that's not just the strong cyclist, but cycle groups, different cyclist groups should feel safe when they cycle in traffic. then we look at the traveling speeds which is important because we are competing with

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whether it is a two year community college degree, a technical program, or a university degree. our country is not prepared to meet the work force demands of tomorrow. the united states has fallen from first in the world to 12th and the students that are completing degrees. and if on a dress, in just a span of the next seven years, states will fall 3 million degrees behind what is our workforce needs. by 2013, 7 million degrees behind. you may think that we have unemployment at over 9% -- so many unemployed. we also have jobs that are until today because we do not have the skilled work force to fill those jobs. to ensure our citizens are prepared to compete in what is now a global economy, we must develop sound policies that enable more individuals to complete degrees and increase efficiencies of higher education institutions. i believe we can and we must improve higher education performance. we must identify promising state policies as a first set to retaining excellence and regaining access to higher education. together, we can work to increase the number of college graduates

there to greet. 2/3 of jobs will require a degree beyond high school, whether it is a university degree, a technical program, or other credentials. at present, our country is not prepared to meet the work force demands of tomorrow. the u.s. has fallen from first in the world to 12th in the students that are completing a decrease. if unaddressed, in just the span of the next seven years, states will fall 3 million to grease behind what is our work force need. -- 3 million degrees behind what is our workers need. you may think that with unemployment over 9%, we also have jobs unfilled today because we don't have the skilled work force to fill those jobs brought to ensure that states and citizens are prepared to compete in what is an absolute global economy, we must develop sound policies that enable more individuals to complete the degrees and increase the efficiency of our higher education institutions. i believe we can and must improve higher education performance, must identify promising state policies, the first step to retain excellence and regaining access to higher education brought together, w

the cave's surface was scanned by a chinese team from peking university which spent four weeks at xiangtangshan. a technicalm in chicago then helped turn the scans into these wireframe images. chicago researchers also traveled the world to scan images of every sculpture and fragment they could find and then placed them digitally in bright yellow back into the cave. in doing so, wilson says, scientists and art historians learned even more about the original site. >> another result of this project has been really building the number of objects that we now know come from the place. >> reporter: how do you figure out that a particular piece actually belonged here? >> a couple of different ways. the old fashioned way is connoisseurship, where you compare the style of one head to another head. you know that this head comes the digitizing has also helped because it records so many details so correctly that in this physical matching that we were talking about it allows us to physically prove that a piece had been removed from the site. >> reporter: of course, this also raises another question: why not just re-creat