Farewell national champions

Nicolas Véron presents and analyses new data about the internationalisation of Europe's largest companies and their US counterparts, and discusses some policy implications.

The retroflection of part of the East Greenland Current at Cape Farewell

The East Greenland Current (EGC) and the smaller East Greenland Coastal Current (EGCC) provide the major conduit for cold fresh polar water to enter the lower latitudes of the North Atlantic. They flow equatorward through the western Irminger Basin and around Cape Farewell into the Labrador Sea. The surface circulation and transport of the Cape Farewell boundary current region in summer 2005 is described. The EGCC merges with Arctic waters of the EGC to the south of Cape Farewell, forming the West Greenland Current. The EGC transport decreases from 15.5 Sv south of Cape Farewell to 11.7 Sv in the eastern Labrador Sea (where the water becomes known as Irminger Sea Water). The decrease in EGC transport is balanced by the retroflection of a substantial proportion of the boundary current (5.1 Sv) into the central Irminger Basin; a new pathway for fresh water into the interior of the subpolar gyre

Wave Propagation in an Elastic Half Space Due to Couples Applied at a Point Beneath the Surface

Office of Naval Research. Department of the Navy: Contract No. N00014-67-A-0305-0010; Project No. NR 064-183U.S. Army Research Office - Durham: Project No. D0161102B33G, Proposal No. D-5

Director's Farewell

This article appears exclusively in the online edition of the Alaska Justice Forum.Dr. André B. Rosay bids farewell to the UAA Justice Center, where he has been director since 2007. Dr. Rosay has been appointed associate dean for academic and student affairs in the College of Health at University of Alaska Anchorage

Snapshots from the Class of 2010

Linfield College said farewell to 525 students at its 2010 spring commencement

A Fond Farewell

With the graduation on May 22, 2004, two valued members of the law school faculty retired. Not only were they valued members of the faculty, but they were two of my personal friends. Because I had a significant role in their law school education and their hire onto the faculty, it is difficult to put into words my deep feelings about their departure. Therefore, I present this tribute with mixed emotion —happy for them but sad to see them depart

The Annual Report

Transmittal Letter -- Statement of Purpose -- Board of Advisors -- Baked Alaska -- Farewell Dr. Carla Kirts -- People, activities, accomplishments -- 1992 Research Review -- Financial Statement & Funding -- Professional Staf