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Miami quarterback Daniel Raudabaugh then got the RedHawks on the board when he led his team on a 12 play, 61-yard drive that culminated with a Nathan Parseghian 42-yard field goal.
Trailing 7-3, Miami took advantage of a bobbled hand off from Adams to Jared Hawkins. Raudabaugh found Jamal Rogers for a 40-yard scoring toss to give Miami a 10-7 lead. It was the first touchdown scored on the Vanderbilt defense since the third quarter of the Georgia game, a span of 6 quarters.
Bryant Hahnfeldt's 26-yard field goal knotted the score at 10 at the half after a 10 play, 74-yard Commodore drive stalled at the Miami 9-yard-line.
Raudabaugh and Miami re-took the lead on a 39-yard Parseghian field goal with 10:14 remaining in the third quarter.
On the following drive Vanderbilt drove to the Miami 33-yard-line but Adams was hurt on the play while running for 11-yards. Former starter Chris Nickson then entered the game and later finished the scoring drive with his 2-yard run. Vanderbilt led 17-13 and would never again trail in the game.
After the Commodore defense held again, Richard Kovalcheck was inserted as quarterback after Nickson also suffered an injury. Head coach Bobby Johnson later stated that the injury effected Nickson throwing ability. Kovalcheck moved Vanderbilt to the Miami 30-yard-line but a fumble by D.J. Moore ended the drive.
After back-to-back three and outs by both team's offenses Nickson was re-inserted to lead the offense. Nickson then led the Commodores on a 5-play, 49-yard run only drive that ended with a Cassen Jackson-Garrison 15-yard scoring run. Vanderbilt led 24-13 with 6:27 remaining.
Vanderbilt's staunch defense then held the RedHawks, who rushed for only 26 yards on the day, while the Commodore offensive line dominated the line of scrimmage as Vanderbilt effectively ran down the clock to secure the win.
Despite being plagued with four costly penalties and four turnovers, Vanderbilt's quarterbacks combined for some decent numbers. Adams completed 9 of 14 passes for 108 yards and rushed for 47 yards. Nickson 42 yards on 11 attempts but did not attempt a pass. Kovalcheck completed 2 of 5 passes for 13 yards in his two drives. He also rushed 6 yards on one carry.
It was Bobby Johnson's 20th win as Vanderbilt's head coach.
The Commodores improve to 5-3 (2-3 SEC) with the win and travel to Florida next. The RedHawks fall to 4-5 (3-1 MAC) and next host Buffalo on Saturday.

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CLERMONT, Ky. -- Bourbon fan Tim Allen started his day of sightseeing by sipping whiskeys crafted at a Jim Beam distillery. Where else are pre-lunch nips more commonplace than in Kentucky bourbon country?
"That's smooth as silk," the North Carolinian said after sampling Jim Beam Black, a bourbon aged for eight years before bottling. "If it were close to five o'clock, I would have to do something with that."
Hospitality is overflowing in the once-stodgy bourbon industry, with whiskey makers pouring big money into tourism.
Allen and a buddy from his college days, Woody Parker, were visiting Beam's new $20 million visitors center, which opened earlier this fall. Four Roses, another bourbon maker, opened a new visitors center in September. Two more distillers, Wild Turkey and Heaven Hill, are also planning new attractions.
The facilities are outgrowths of the success of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, which attracted 2 million visitors in the past five years and a half-million in 2011. Eighty-five percent of trail visitors are from outside Kentucky, according to Eric Gregory, president of the Kentucky Distillers' Association, reflecting the growing popularity of the Bluegrass state's staple spirit, made in the rolling hills of central Kentucky.
Beam's new center, an eye-catching replica of a 1930s stillhouse, is three times the size of the old tourist center, which has been converted into a tasting room. Called the Jim Beam American Stillhouse, it traces the origins of the world's largest bourbon maker to Jacob Beam, who set up his first still in Kentucky in 1795. It features an original staircase from a historic Beam distillery, and the elevator resembles a giant still.
It's the starting point for an hourlong tour that offers a peek at mashing, distilling, barreling, storing and bottling lines, a process that takes years to produce Beam bourbons sold around the world.
"When you go through our tour, you're going to use all your senses -- sight, sound, smell, taste," said Jim Beam master distiller Fred Noe, a great-grandson of Jim Beam. "People want to see what it's all about -- hands on. And that's what we've got here."
Visitors can peer into tanks in which cooked grains and water form an oatmeallike mash, a key part of whiskey-making. In warehouses where whiskey ages, there's the aroma from the "angel's share," the portion of bourbon lost to evaporation.
Bourbon production has risen more than 115 percent since 1999, with the popularity of pricier small-batch and single-barrel brands leading the way along with growing international demand. Kentucky produces 95 percent of the world's bourbon. The state has more barrels of bourbon aging in warehouses than it does people.
Sometimes visitors get to meet the master distillers -- the men responsible for making the bourbon -- if they're not on the road promoting the brands.
At the Jim Beam's distillery at Clermont, visitors might see Noe taking a break, sitting on a rocking chair outside his office just up a ridge from the visitors center. Like his counterparts at other distilleries, he relishes the chance to talk about whiskey making.
"I really am a live, breathing person, and not some marketing tool that somebody just made up," Noe said.
Other stops on the tour
Wild Turkey, another iconic brand, will open a $4 million visitors center next spring, offering views of the Kentucky River below the grounds near Lawrenceburg. The new center will be nearly eight times larger than the current facility.
"This new visitor center will essentially serve as the 'University of Bourbon,'" said Jimmy Russell, Wild Turkey's longtime master distiller.
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Heaven Hill Distilleries Inc., whose brands include Evan Williams bourbon, already has a visitors center in Bardstown, but it's building an attraction in downtown Louisville. The centerpiece: A five-story Evan Williams bottle towering over the lobby. "We feel confident that it will pay off by building awareness of our brands and company" as well as the overall bourbon category, said spokesman Larry Kass.
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- 2 The Eagan Multipanel Mirror is $699 at Pottery Barn. That's not cheap, but this is a big mirror.
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a man-sized bird could NOT outmaneuver a missile. everthing changes when we are talking about a 225 lb man. the wings, to actually work like bird wings, would have to be ENOURMOUS. sorry but your explanation is beside the point given the physics involved. (and its been tested by several sources, including the mythbusters team. its not practical with today's or tomorrows tech. period full stop)
have we actually heard anything about Falcon's power set in the movie, or how he achieves it? I think i read something about biomechanical implants and some kind of serum.
Did you just bring Physics to a Comic book fight.
Ironman's armor isn't aerodynamic. Even with the extra rocket boosters on his back it still would be impossible for him to fly and make all of those turns. Not to mention the G-forces should have kill him when he tired. The suit also doesn't have any means of reducing the shocks that he's constantly absorbing when h'es crashing around. Tony Stark's internal organs should all have ruptured and turned to mush.
Hulk's Body and muscle mass wasn't enough to deliver they type of energy need to stop the Leviathan.
What is the most indestructable thing in the avengers? Ironman's suit, Captain America's Shield, or Thor's Hammer? The correct answer is Hulk's Pants
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NASHVILLE HE LIED ABOUT SON'S DEATH A white man who claimed his 2-year-old son was fatally shot in a traffic dispute with a group of black teen-agers admitted to police that he lied, and that his child was killed as he was buying drugs. Donald Cherry admitted that he brought his two toddlers along on a trip to buy drugs and had stopped on a dead-end street to negotiate the deal when the attack happened last Friday. His son, D.J., was shot in the head in the back seat and died on Saturday.
Driver To Stand Trial In Theft Of A Truck Ernie Myers Is Charged With Leading Police On A Chase That Ended In A Crash On The Schuylkill.
February 17, 2001
By Jere Downs, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A Bucks County district justice yesterday ordered a veteran truck driver to stand trial on charges that he stole a tractor-trailer full of toilet paper and later crashed it on the Schuylkill Expressway, causing a massive traffic jam. Recovering from injuries sustained when he leaped from the truck before last month's crash, Ernie Myers, 44, glumly listened from a wheelchair as trucking company employees and police testified during his preliminary hearing....
Jeers and toilet paper
June 6, 2011
WITH APOLOGIES to Sons of Ben, most Americans don't give a hoot about soccer. We don't look at it as a major sport and wonder aloud how anyone can watch a game where 1-0 leads are insurmountable. But in Goiania, Brazil . . . you heard me, in Goiania, Brazil . . . the fans booed the national team after what they felt was a listless 0-0 final in a friendly (that's a game against another country that doesn't count for anything; we call them exhibition games here in America) against the Netherlands.
Science Looks At Toilet Paper, Mailboxes
April 5, 1990
By Terence Samuel, Inquirer Staff Writer
Two tiny beams of red light were dancing across the small space between the laser machine and the water in the tube, looking like projection beams at a miniature movie theater. At first glance, the sight raises this question: "What in the name of sweet science does this have to do with toilet paper?" The answer is that it is an experiment to find out the best method to "dry" toilet paper during the manufacturing process. The experiment was the project of David Wescavage, Gary Herrin and Glenn Perry, students at Widener University who are trying to find a way to make that drying process more efficient.
Toss Toilet Paper, Sponges At Medford's Annual Fair
April 24, 1988
By Dawn Capewell, Special to The Inquirer
There's nothing like a big fair to raise money and provide entertainment. Clowns, dancers, gymnasts and even bus drivers will strut their stuff at the Medford Home and School Association's 11th annual fair May 7, to be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Memorial School on Mill Street in Medford. The fair will feature performances by dancers and karate experts and a puppet show by the Kingan family of Medford. Eileen and Steve Kingan and their daughter, Renee, write their own scripts and will spend eight hours setting up the show the night before the fair.
Property-tax plan: Levy on toilet paper
October 17, 2005
By Angela Couloumbis INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
To ease the pain of skyrocketing property-tax bills, Pennsylvania lawmakers could soon start hitting below the belt. Tampons, toilet paper, diapers, baby wipes - all would be subject to a new state sales tax under one plan that will be considered during the legislature's special session on property-tax reform, which resumes today. Gov. Rendell called the special session last month to push legislators into helping him fix his signature property-tax-relief plan, which was roundly rejected by school districts across the state.
Trying To Change Old Habits With A New Sales Pitch In Asia Scott Seeks To Bring Toilet Paper Into The Factories.
June 27, 1994
By Andrea Knox, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Henry C.S. Lee is a man with a mission: to persuade factory owners in this Malaysian state to stock their employee washrooms with toilet paper, soap and paper towels. His primary motive is sales, not altruism. Lee is Scott Paper Co.'s representative in southern Malaysia, the point man here in the Philadelphia company's quest to conquer East Asia's public restrooms. In most of Asia, toilet paper is furnished only in the poshest restrooms, such as those in hotels and executive suites.
Schuylkill Chase All About Toilet Paper A Stolen Truck, A Foiled Heist And A 7-hour Traffic Backup.
January 19, 2001
By Jere Downs, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Others might have looked for expensive stereo equipment. Boxes of cell phones would have been an attractive target for some. But police say that when Ernie Myers jumped into someone else's tractor-trailer as it was warming up in Bucks County early yesterday, he knew that it was loaded with toilet paper. "He could have stolen anything," said a disbelieving Phil Devlin, a Philadelphia highway-patrol officer. He wanted toilet paper. In fact, when police arrested Myers after he leaped from the speeding truck during a chase along the Schuylkill Expressway, they said it was the second time he had stolen a truck full of toilet paper.
Memories of mischief Soap on windows, toilet paper on trees - those were the days. Things are scarier now.
October 31, 2003
By Dean Johnson
When adults spin yarns of their childhood misadventures, they generally use words such as ornery or rascal to describe themselves. They don't want to admit that, on rare occasions, they were just plain bad. Or mischievous, at the very least. If little ears are close enough to hear, the grown-ups will inevitably utter that hackneyed disclaimer: It was a different world back then. Maybe the world was different. Getting into a little bit of harmless mischief every now and then used to be a sign of a healthy curiosity about life in a kid. Today, even Mischief Night isn't what it used to be. When I was a kid, Mischief Night was in vogue.
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DEAR ABBY: One of my close friends may be "ghosting" me. "Sarah" and I have known each other since middle school. We went to high school together and roomed together during our freshman year of college. We both transferred to different schools after that freshman year, but we made it a point to keep in touch. I was the first person she came out to. I helped her move into her new apartment the summer before grad school. In general, I think I've been a good friend to her. Last summer, we both moved back to our hometown - she for med school and I for a new job. I was excited that after five years, we were living in the same city again.
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ISSUE | SODA TAX Hurting the poor Mayor Kenney is simply brilliant to tax sugary drinks at three cents an ounce ("Kenney promotes soda-tax benefits," Tuesday). How clever to tax a product used by so many lower-income citizens. It is about time that the citizens who derive the benefit pay for the benefit. |Nancy Gordon, Philadelphia, firstname.lastname@example.com All for pre-K The soda tax that Councilman Jim Kenney found to be so odious is now a great idea to Mayor Kenney, who suddenly realizes the bad health effects of sugar.
Chick Wit: Lisa's happy to see Spanx get spanked
May 4, 2015
By Lisa Scottoline, Inquirer Columnist
You can't keep a good woman down. Or rather, in. I'm talking, of course, about Spanx. If you don't know what Spanx is, let me tell you. It's a girdle. But it's called a "body shaping garment," in that it compresses your flesh, nerves, and internal organs so that you look thinner. In other words, Spanx is a great idea if you don't like oxygen. Anyway, you might remember that, about six years ago, I wrote about how much I hated Spanx. I got introduced to them when I bought a pair by accident, thinking they were tights.
Bryant: Lakers 'soft like Charmin'
December 12, 2014
BY TOM MAHON, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
IN AN EFFORT to save his legs, 36-year-old Kobe Bryant often doesn't practice. Yesterday, he participated for the first time in a month. And he didn't like what he saw. Bryant yelled at his teammates collectively and individually during a scrimmage, and got so riled up he even chirped at general manager Mitch Kupchak. "You [bleepity bleeps] are soft like Charmin," Bryant screamed during the session. "God damn, is this the type of [bleep] that's going on in these practices?
Montco to make recommendation on privatizing Parkhouse
October 9, 2013
By Jessica Parks, Inquirer Staff Writer
NORRISTOWN After eight months of review, Montgomery County staff will deliver a recommendation Tuesday on whether to privatize the Parkhouse senior living complex in Upper Providence Township. The county in February began studying a potential sale or lease of the facility, which serves about 500 elderly and infirm residents and employs 700 people. The effort is part of a plan to pare the county's responsibilities, and includes selling buildings and letting boroughs and townships take control of bridges.
Details emerge in court of beating death of Dashawn Harris, 5
December 21, 2012
By Mike Newall, Inquirer Staff Writer
The little boy was stuck on the word sad. Five-year-old Dashawn Harris had already endured hours of pain during his "home-schooling" phonics lesson, and with every mistake came another big-fisted punch or stinging lash from his mother's boyfriend's black leather belt. He was crying and bleeding, and his mother was doing nothing to stop it. Now he was having trouble sounding out the "a" in sad . Christian Patrick, 25, a convicted drug dealer, lived with Dashawn's mother, Lashay Patterson, in her unkempt North Philadelphia apartment.
GreenSpace: When you choose coffee, have a heart for the birds
October 30, 2012
By Sandy Bauers, Inquirer GreenSpace Columnist
The goldfinches have long since devoured the sunflower seed heads in my garden. Time to get out the feeders and go buy birdseed. Estimates are fuzzy, but at least 55 million Americans join me in this effort, says George Petrides Sr., managing director of the National Bird-Feeding Society. And we spend a hefty sum doing it. Expenditures on seed, feeders, birdbaths, birdhouses, and the like come to $4.5 billion a year, he said. Helping birds doesn't have to stop there. Two other consumer choices are important - paper products and coffee.
Fans act after Georgia cracks
October 8, 2012
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GEORGIA LINEBACKER Christian Robinson said on his Twitter account he returned from the Bulldogs' lopsided loss at South Carolina on Saturday night to find a house he shares with quarterback Aaron Murray "egged and rolled. " Georgia was No. 5 before the 35-7 loss to South Carolina. The Bulldogs fell to No. 14 in the Associated Press Top 25 on Sunday. Robinson, a senior, concluded the toilet paper and eggs on the house were a result of the loss. He posted on his Twitter account "Came to a house that was egged and rolled.
'Lincoln Luck,' contemporary dance
February 10, 2012
WHEN SHE was 7, Lindsay Browning was nervous and excited waiting for her father to come to her school. When he arrived, he was dressed as Abraham Lincoln to teach her class about the former president's life. Today, the Philly-based dancer has transformed that childhood experience into a contemporary dance titled "Lincoln Luck. " Browning was inspired by imagining herself as Lincoln's "daughter of the future," basing her image both on Lincoln's personal history and on her father's portrayal of him. The performance explores themes such as luck and fate, and how they relate to Lincoln's life.
Tell Me About It: She should quit harping on woes of only children
November 23, 2011
By Carolyn Hax
Question: My husband and I had one child, who by all accounts has had a great life. He is married now with a child, and he and his wife - whom my husband and I both love - plan to have additional children. My son has apparently expressed to his wife that he did not enjoy being an only child. He has never said anything to us, I'm sure out of love and respect, plus it is water under the bridge. His wife, however, often brings up the subject of how "hard" it would be to be an only child.
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Twitter Backlash after Pope Steps in to Blasphemy Row about Charlie Hebdo
According to Sputbick News, the Vatican had to step into after the Pope caused a furore on Twitter by saying there are limits to freedom of speech when it comes to faith – effectively giving some backing to the Paris attacks last week which killed 17 people.
Asked by reporters about the first attack on the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo — in which 12 people died — the Pope said (video): "One cannot provoke, one cannot insult other people's faith, one cannot make fun of faith. There is a limit. Every religion has its dignity… in freedom of expression there are limits.
"You cannot provoke. You cannot insult the faith of others. You cannot make fun of the faith of others."
While joking with members of the press, he turned to his assistant Alberto Gasparri and said: "If my good friend Dr Gasparri says a curse word against my mother, he can expect a punch," Francis said, at which the Pope mockingly threw one in Gasparri's direction.
However, his comments — which came on the day hundreds of people queued up in British newsagents to buy copies of the first post-attack edition of the magazine — were quickly seized upon as giving some justification to the shootings, in which a total of 17 people, as well as the three terrorists were killed. The Twittersphere was alive.
New Orleans criminal defence attorney C.J. Murdoch said: "If the Pope is horribly wrong on economics and free speech, why does he have an authority on matters of faith?"
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"They (sic, DuPont) want to convert the natural resources, the rivers and the streams, the farms and grasses and people into instantaneous cash as quickly as they can. They can have a few years of pollution-based prosperity and can impoverish the people of West Virginia and make them sick," a quote by Robert Kennedy Jr. (News and Sentinel, Feb. 14).
A multimillionaire lawyer from New York pontificating with his vast knowledge of our state. We can only be thankful this crusader has come to save us poor folk in West Virginia. Of course, I am sure he and his co-crusader, Harry Dietzler, are working pro bono! Right? And, the rich get richer. Sounds to me like a few people in New York are looking to get very, very rich(er).
"A few year"s my recollection is DuPont started construction in 1946-47 and has been operating the Washington Works site since 1948 to today. That would be 66-plus years of manufacturing level jobs with benefits in the Mid-Ohio Valley. Just a few?
Oh, and don't forget the Belle Works site in Belle. Construction was started there in 1925. That was just a few years ago too. "The DuPont Belle Works, a mainstay in the economy of the upper Kanawha Valley of West Virginia for more than 75 years," a quote from the West Virginia Encyclopedia. This doesn't sound like DuPont took the money and ran but has hung around for quite a while. Does anyone remember who owns Consolidated Coal? They have hired a few miners over the years.
At their peaks, Belle employed nearly 5,000 and Washington Works close to 4,000. While neither plant is at that level now, one only has to wonder after these few years, what the economies of the Mid-Ohio and Kanawha Valley would have looked like had DuPont not chosen to invest here.
After these few years of raping and pillaging the state, maybe DuPont, Sabic and the other chemical companies that have been the cornerstone of manufacturing in West Virginia for decades, should close. Then, all those laid-off workers could go out and get minimum wage jobs shuffling papers for lawyers.
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Converting Food Technology to Family Tea
With Shrove Tuesday looming, it's a safe bet that Food Technology classes around the country – if your school is lucky enough to have Food Technology as a subject – will be flipping and beating for all they're worth, then coming home and wielding the pancake pan for the family.
For eleven years, our daughter Milly would rather do just about anything than cook with me at home. Maybe she saw it as drudgery or maybe she thought her food writer mother would be too hard on her. Then, just a few weeks into the autumn term at her senior school, she was proudly arriving home with squashed fairy cakes, pasta in silky cheese sauce and cheese scones.
Luckily for us, this interest has extended to family meals. Tentatively, I suggested she might like to help me make a chorizo, chicken and chickpea casserole for supper one night. I read out the instructions and she chopped, sautéed and stirred... it was excellent.
And that's the crux of it. We all need to learn how to cook so that we can feed ourselves, but with many mothers lacking knowledge too, it doesn't bode well for home cooking in the future. Over-consumption of ready meals and processed foods will also have implications for obesity, not to mention that they cost a lot more than cooking from scratch. The last government recognised this, pledging to teach Food Technology in all secondary schools by 2011, although this may now be under review.
If your children are reluctant to cook with you or lack confidence, praise their efforts and tell them how delicious it is. Encourage them to try new ingredients and invest in cookbooks that don't just focus on cakes and biscuits. (The Sam Stern books are great for teens – especially boys, who love to see a fellow male wielding the wooden spoon.)
In 2008, the government produced a booklet called Real Meals with 32 different meals that 11 year olds and upwards can try. You might want to suggest your child picks a recipe from here - you can download them for free from the department of education website. http://www.education.gov.uk/publications/standard/publicationdetail/page1/DCSF-01137-2009
In Food Technology (a friend and I refer to it as 'being FT'd when your child announces the evening before a class that she needs to take Parmesan, fresh thyme and eggs in tomorrow) the syllabus builds slowly, taking in basic techniques at first to give the children something to build on – and developing their confidence. A good approach at home is to talk to them about what they made at school whether they liked it or not and variations on the theme: pasta sauces, pizza and risotto are all excellent for this.
It's also very helpful if your child masters a technique or dish that you find difficult. My own culinary bête noire is pastry – Milly's is light and flaky, so I was quick to tell her how good it was.
Another positive effect of Food Technology is that Milly is becoming more interested in food generally and a less fussy eater. There's still room for choice, though. In a recent Food Technology competition, she opted to make profiteroles, with a trial run at home. An adventurous choice. The ones at home were brilliant; at school she ended up with choux scrambled eggs and her cream wouldn't whip. Oh dear. But at least she could smile about it.
Jo Lamiri is the editor of Delia Smith's website and a member of the Guild of Food Writers.
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Comment number 1.At 02:29 3rd Mar 2011, ACSDistanceEducation wrote:
Having worked with children in a variety of settings, I understand the importance of including children in the decision making process when it comes to food. Get them involved and they will become interested in food - before you know it they'll eat almost anything and love vegetables .. so long as they're shaped as a smiley face!


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- conforming to conventions of sexual behavior; "speech in this circle, if not always decent, never became lewd"- George Santayana
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Ethnobotany Lecture
The Annual Ethnobotany Lecture was founded in 2000 and is a highlight of the academic year for the postgraduate programme. It is sponsored jointly by the Centre for Biocultural Diversity at Kent and the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew. The lectureship is awarded to ethnobotanists who have made a significant impact on the subject, and who have established a reputation in the public understanding of science. Recent lecturers have included Gary Martin, Victoria Reyes-Garcia, Will McClatchey and Nancy Turner.
This year's lecture
On Tuesday 20th October, Dr Caroline Weckerle from the Department of Systematic Botany, University of Zürich, presented the 2015 lecture on Why ritual and incense plants are important. It was held at Jodrell Lecture Theatre, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
'The use of incense and ritual plants play an important role in many cultures of the world, both for medicinal and ritual or religious purposes. However, these plants and their uses tend to be neglected in ethnobotanical studies. We presented examples mainly from Tibetan areas and discussed why research on this plant group is important.'
Dr Weckerle completed her PhD in Ethnobotany at the Department of Systematic Botany at the University of Zürich in 2003, and then spent two years as a postdoc at the Kunming Institute of Botany in Yunnan. Her research interests cover the ethnobotany of the Shuiluo Valley, Southwest China; non-timber forest products and related conservation issues in Southwest China; the continuum between ritual and medicinal plant use, and traditional and contemporary use of (medical) plants in Switzerland. She is a principle investigator in the MEDPLANT International Training Network, of which Kent is an affiliate partner, and supervising a Kent Ethnobotany alumna Meadhbh Costigan, who is studying the phytochemistry and phylogeny of incense plants among Tibetans in Nepal.
Previous Lectures
- 2014
Evolutionary Ecology as a Driver of New Questions in Ethnobotany
Doyle B. McKey
- 2013
The Ethnobiology of Crop Domestication and Evolution: Fostering resilience of social ecological systems in the Anthropocene
Pablo B. Eyzaguirre, Senior Scientist, Bioversity International
- 2012
Medicinal plant trade, conservation and local livelihoods in southern Morocco
Gary Martin
- 2011
Ethnobotany of the Home and Hearth
Will McClatchey
- 2010
The dynamics of ethnobotanical knowledge in a globalized world: examples from the Tsimane indigenous people (Bolivian Amazon)
Victoria Reyes-García
- 2009
Bringing the food back home indigenous foodways, nutrition and biodiversity indigenous foodways, nutrition and biodiversity in western Canada.
Nancy Turner
- 2008
Austrian alpine ethnobotany: examples and trends for the use and management of plant species in the Austrian Alps
Christian Vögl
- 2007
Local perceptions and forest policy: conservation and logging in Papua New Guinea
Paul Sillitoe
- 2006
Taking stock of nature? Ethnobotany and action in participatory ecological governance
Anna Lawrence
- 2005
Ancient trees and what people do to them
Oliver Rackham
- 2004
Gender bias in ethnobotany: propositions and evidence of a distorted science, and promises of a brighter future
Patricia Howard
- 2003
The origins and spread of agriculture: a comparative world view.
David Harris
- 2002
Globalization of traditional knowledge systems: implications for innovation, flow and appropriation of knowledge
Miguel Alexiades
- 2001
Plants and people in Amazonian Peru
Oliver Philipps
- 2000
The light at the edge of the world: vanishing cultures, enduring lives; an ethnobotanist's view
Wade Davis


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Douglas Glenn McGalliard, 48, of Amarillo died Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011.
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A Vulcan's Tale: How the Bush Administration Mismanaged the Reconstruction of Afghanistan, by Dov S. Zakheim (Brookings, 320 pp., $32.95)
As Cicero observed in his Fifth Philippic, "money forms the sinews of war." Of course, money is never limitless, and wars have foundered on this fact. Any strategy that ignores resource constraints is destined to fail.
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Date of Stay: September, 2016
I picked this campground as a stop ahead of time based on info from a campground book. As we pulled in I had doubts as the park was empty. But the owner was there and friendly and helpful. Since we have a large 5th wheel with multiple slides our choices were limited to 5 sites at the front near the entrance. We picked one and got settled in. The owner gave us info on stores in town and fuel stops further in our trip. The campground is small but looks as if it is kept up and should work for others.
Date of Stay: September, 2016
.Stayed 1 night while traveling thru. Staff was friendly but person who checked us in didn't seem to know all procedures as he asked no questions and failed to provide wifi info. Park needs work as roads had water filled potholes and mud from recent rain. It is a small campground for today's rigs. Utilities worked fine. Noise from I25 and rail line which seems normal for many campgrounds. If we had been staying for awhile I would look for another place.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
This park has been here a long time and is still in good condition. Sites are all pull thru but originally designed for smaller units. My 34' 5th wheel did fit but I had to maneuver it around a bit to get it on the pavement which did level it. Roads are maintained but there was a lot of rain and there was a lot of standing water at the dump station. Roads a are a bit narrow but were fine this time of year as the park was not crowded. I would be concerned about getting around during the busy season as vehicle parking might be an issue. Electric was good and water is available all thru the loop we were in. Rangers came around regularly which was comforting. Park is on outskirts of town so it was quiet but close enough to make errands easy.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
Stayed here for 2 nights on our way home in Denver area. This is the first time we have stayed here versus other campgrounds in the Ft Collins area and were pleasantly surprised. Sites are on a hill and gravel but there is a concrete slab in each site that is level so park on it and you just have to adjust front to back. Had to park truck sideways on site due to short length, but there are longer sites if available. And they have better water pressure per pamphlet. Ours was weak. There are trees for shade and the altitude results in a comfortable temperature. Wifi is weak at times, better in early morning or late evening when there are fewer users. There is some road noise from US highway just outside the property. Nice rural area but close enough to all the amenities of Ft Collins. We will return.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
We spent 3 nights here while visiting the monument. Our site was a bit short for our rig but it was not a full hookup site so I attribute it to that. Roads and sites are gravel and the dust is bad when there is traffic and the speed limit is ignored. Even some staff drove too fast. Staff was very good and helpful in every way. There is a store and restaurant but prices were too much for us. Views off the Tower are great though!
Date of Stay: August, 2015
We enjoyed our stay here. Campground is on a hill but on our site we were able to level easily. Everything is well maintained and kept looking good. Utilities worked well, wifi a bit slow at times but that could have been from other campers as in early morning it worked well. Owners are great, met all our needs and even gave us free ice cream upon arrival. Campground is about 1/2 mile from the interestate and a railroad track but it was not noticeable and the campground was quite at night.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
First I have to praise the person on duty when we arrived without a reservation. She was able to find us a spot for 1 night. Now, 1 night is all I would stay even if we didn't have places to be. It is a big gravel parking lot with hookups. No table unless you are a long term resident. Dogs barking' radios playing, hammering and power saws did not help us rest for another day's travel. It would have definitely not been worth the full price if we didn't have Passport America. If we pass through again we will try somewhere else.
Date of Stay: May, 2015
Pretty basic campground with minimal amenities. Our site was level so we didn't need blocking. Roads and sites are gravel and can be dusty in windy conditions. Electric, water and wifi all good. Very nice owners who were busy all the time improving things. We would stay here again for short trips. We stayed here in a 5th wheel.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
This campground is built on a tree covered hill so maneuvering is an issue. Our pull through site was fairly level so I didn't have to use blocks under the tires, but did have to raise the legs a bunch to level front to back. And I had to pull in twice to get the trailer positioned correctly so the slide missed the trees on both sides. When finally done there was 3-6" of clearance. There isn't any pavement anywhere so when the roads are dry there is some dust, especially from those who don't follow the speed limit. Many seasonal residents, most are friendly, some not so much. They appear to have the larger sites so the rest are average. No cable and I was told that over the air was poor. Fortunately, our roof mounted dish found the satellite so we had TV. Many other residents had their dishes grouped together where there was an opening in the trees. WiFi worked very well for us. Staff was friendly. It was mostly quiet since we were away from the highway, except when emergency equipment left the station across the highway. We may return if in the area, but try for a better site.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
This was our first visit and enjoyed our stay here. Roads and sites are gravel but well maintained and not dusty. We had a premium site which was a bit larger then the regular sites and worked for us. Not a lot of shade but that was not a concern as at that altitude it wasn't too hot and it made it easy to aim our satellite dish. The campground was kept clean and was well maintained. The staff and especially the owner treated us well. Our daughter visited one day with her daughter and dog and the owner explained the dog rules quickly and showed her the walking paths and exercise yard. We did pay the extra fee for extra guests but when my daughter decided to stay overnight in a tent the owner deducted that from the tent fee. Quoted price was with Good Sam discount. We will return here again.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
We have stayed here occasionally over the years and like it. We were guided to our river site and helped back in. Site was dirt/rocks but level and deep so we were back form the road. They have made some improvements and cut some trees to open it up more. Roads are dirt and gravel. When dry and the wind blows, it can be dusty, which happened one day. The next day it rained and there were a number of puddles in the low spots in the road and one area where the water ran down the road and pooled. So some maintenance could help. But the staff was great and treated us well and answered all questions. WiFi was from Tengo Net for $1 a day and worked fine at our site. My wife's AT&T cell phone worked fine at our site and my Verizon phone worked okay when I walked to the hotspot-the pavilion. Quoted price was with PA discount. We will return as we believe this is the best choice in Loveland.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
Rate is with the Passport America discount. Very friendly staff and owners. We were guided to our site and assisted backing in. Roads and sites are gravel. Our site was not quite level so I needed leveling boards. Sites are wide enough to provide good distance between rigs and some privacy. Wi-Fi work fine but AT&T cell service worked spotty, whereas Verizon worked okay. No cable provided but most sites have a good southern view for satellite. There is a well stocked store. Views are great and campground is far enough from highway so it is quiet. We will camp here again.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
This was our destination for a night, but it is closed due to the North Platte river flooding. Be sure to call before traveling to this area.
Date of Stay: November, 2010
This is a review of the Arkansas Point campground which is on the south side of the park. Roads and sites are paved. Our site was a pull thru and was spacious. Many of the back-in sites look as though they would also have fit our 34' 5th wheel and truck as they are double wide. Sites only have electrical hookups, but water spigots are located in various locations in the loop. The dump station is easily located at the exit and was set to handle two rigs at a time. Campground was clean and appeared to be maintained. We camped during their winter season so the showers were closed and we couldn't evaluate them. Most sites would accommodate a satellite dish and over-the air antenna picked up a number of stations. Campground is on a hillside so leveling involved using blocks on one side to level. It was very quiet, in part due to the small number of other campers but also it is well away from the main highway. Rate was based on a senior resident discount. Normal rate is $20 a night for camping plus an entrance pass. Campground is about 4 miles from Pueblo, which has all the shopping, restaurants and amenities one would need.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
I agree with much of the previous review. The view is the best part of this campground, which is at the top of a canyon and there are pine covered hills on both sides. There are a lot of either seasonal or full time residents and many sites are messy. The sites are wide but not very deep so long rigs do not fit in all sites. All but 2 sites are back-ins and getting into a site can be a chore due to having to back in on the blind side and watching for other vehicles parked close to the road. The Wi-Fi had a strong signal but was quirky as we continually lost the connection. Campground is close to many activities and easy to get to so we might return if plans dictate as we met friends there. But we will check out other places first.


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