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Garcia Preps For World University Games In China

&Ldquo;I got this opportunity to play for Mexico, because I have played with the Mexican National Team before and I was invited back. A lot of people wonder how I am allowed to play for Mexico if I wasn't born there and it is because my father and his parents are from Mexico. The World University Games are basically the Olympics for college athletes. Every player is a college student at universities around the world. Since I am enrolled and still playing for TCU, they invited me on this trip to represent Mexico. I am one of four girls from the United States that is on the 20-player Mexico roster. The rest of the team play and go to school at different colleges in Mexico.” “Shenzen is beautiful, but the weather hasn't been very nice. It has rained almost everyday and it is very humid here. The people are nice, helpful and always smiling. We are staying at the Universiade Village along with all the other teams in the tournament. This place is really cool. The staff is friendly and there is so much to do here. They have live entertainment every night, shops, a internet cafe and a creative culture area that is full of history and art for us to check out during our free time. There are six Athlete Apartment Buildings with a total of 5,228 rooms and one Athlete Dining Hall that serves five different types of food from around the world. There is also a McDonald’s inside. The food is actually really good because of the different varieties, so its not just chinese food. I'm staying away from the McDonalds until the tournament is over, but I am definitely going to have to get a burger and fries on the last day.” “This experience has been the best by far since I've only traveled with the team to California and Utah to play the United States last year. This is the first time I have ever been to China, so getting the opportunity to see a different part of the world is really amazing. Along with that, it has been such a fun trip, getting to meet different people and athletes from around the world. Everyone has been very friendly and we have been making lots of new friends.” “It has been really hard being away from my team. While I was in Mexico City, I was able to talk to them through facebook and twitter. They don’t allow those social networking sites in China, so I have been stuck with e-mail and Skype since I have been here.

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And has staged attacks on academics before.

“The ITS is a movement that, in accordance with its ideals, opposes any development of neo- or nanotechnology anywhere in the world, and they are linked to attacks in several different countries of Europe, including Spain and France,” Castillo said.

He confirmed that the package had been disguised with labels from a well-known express package service, but did not say which one.

A manifesto signed by the group and posted on a radical website said: “We have no remorse, our aim was precisely for the guards to deliver the package to the intended professor,” who it identified as Oscar Camacho.

A web page operated by Mexico’s National Polytechnical Institute listed Camacho’s research as including “micro-electro-mechanical systems.” His academic background includes computer and , adding that “there is no doubt that curiosity killed the human.”

The statement said nanotechnology and other technologies damage nature and native species and contribute to natural disasters.

The groups said it had struck before, claiming it left another bomb at another university, the Polytechnical University of Mexico Valley, on May 9, with a note mentioning Camacho and the slogan “Open fire on the development of nanotechnology and those who support it!”

It was unclear whether that bomb exploded. Castillo described Monday’s device as “rudimentary, one could say homemade.”

The group’s statement suggested the bombing would not be the last. “We will not hesitate to carry out our actions against the system of domination and against those who support and protect it,” it read.

In a statement, the head of Mexico’s National Association of Universities, Rafael Lopez Castanares, condemned the attack.

“I would link them (such attacks) to some type of imbalance totally foreign to the causes of universities,” he wrote.

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