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L. Rene Gaiennie Endowment for PhD Research
Dr. Rene "Bud" Gaiennie served as a senior executive for the Singer Corporation and later as a Distinguished Lecturer in Management Policy in the Muma College of Business at the University of South Florida. He left a testamentary gift to the College with the purpose of promoting, developing and disseminating the research of USF Muma College of Business doctoral students. The Gaiennie Endowment funds the following doctoral student research related costs.
- Dissertation research grants to a maximum of $5,000 per dissertation are available
to students who have successfully defended their dissertation proposal and are students
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Committee. External reviews may be solicited to help the Committee in its deliberations.
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Research grant applications should contain a cover sheet, a brief narrative description, a budget proposal, and letters of support as described below. The grant application is to be submitted to the Doctoral Program Committee through the candidate's department representative on the Committee. Electronic submissions are acceptable.
- Cover sheet: Each candidate should include his or her name, department, phone number, e-mail,
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successfully defended, the amount of funding requested, the starting date of the project,
and a project abstract (100-150 words summarizing the narrative description and budget
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- Project Narrative: Limited to five single-spaced pages, the narrative should describe the research project
and include: a time line for completion, the project's relation to the goals of the
Gaiennie Grant Program as stated above, the project's impact on the student's advancement,
and the uniqueness of the project vis-a-vis activities normally sponsored by the College
and the department.
- Budget Proposal: The student should include an itemized budget for the requested amount, clearly specifying
the nature of the costs. The candidate should avoid estimates whenever possible by
securing quotes, listed prices or bids. Stipends are not permitted. Funds are to be
used for research project expenses and are not available as a student stipend, for
production costs (e.g., dissertation processing fees), or to compensate graduate assistants
for data collection. The cost of travel and per diem allowance cannot exceed the University's
- Letters of Support: Two letters of support, one each from the applicant's major professor or another
member of the student's dissertation committee, and the sponsoring department's chair
are to be included.
- Cover sheet: Each candidate should include his or her name, department, phone number, e-mail, the number of years in the doctoral program, the date the dissertation proposal was successfully defended, the amount of funding requested, the starting date of the project, and a project abstract (100-150 words summarizing the narrative description and budget proposal that follows).
- Travel funding in the amount of $700 annually is available to attend general and specialty
conferences that have been pre-approved by the department's representative on the
Muma College Doctoral Program Committee, and where the student is presenting a paper
submitted under a competitive review process. Additionally, up to $1,000 annually
will be available over and above the normal $700 that is provided for doctoral students
to attend the premier conference in their discipline as long as they are presenting
a paper submitted under a competitive review process. The premier conferences are
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for international premier conferences or consortiums, which will be evaluated by the
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The request should contain a description of the need for travel and a budget summary. Program participants should attach a copy of the program acceptance letter or other supporting documentation. An electronic request for travel funds is acceptable.
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Bask under the Tuscan sun and take advantage of all that Italy's renaissance region has to offer. From art to wine, Tuscany has just about everything for any traveler.
Art is subjective. Whether it's in a frame, sautéed in a frying pan, or freestanding in a park, tiny masterpieces outside of cathedrals and museums draw travelers to book Tuscany flights all year long. In a land infused with decadent food, rolling greens, and bustling city life, Tuscany offers everything from hand-rolled pasta to paintings of grandeur. Known by many for being Michelangelo's birth place, Tuscany has lived up to its reputation as the "cradle of the Renaissance," bringing light and innovation through art into its streets, people, and establishments.
If you're looking for a new holiday destination, book flights to Tuscany for a new experience and an old-world feel. Its medieval past bubbles up to the surface through world class art and architecture around every corner of the region's historic streets. Whether you're sauntering the riverside during the hot, balmy summer, cruising the designer boutiques in Florence, or taking advantage of the café and bar scene, you'll be enthralled by all the area has to offer. Florence, known as Italy's art capital, is filled with gothic architecture, traditional Italian fare, and motorini zooming all over the place. A short ride from the city center leads travelers to the rolling Italian hillside flanked with villas and vineyards. Welcome to Tuscany.
Tuscany climate
Summer and winter have strong characteristics both luring and deterring travelers booking flights to Tuscany. The warmer months' humid and subtropical climate welcomes tourists, especially for those looking to explore wineries and vineyards. Hot and muggy, temperatures on the coast can reach well into the 80's, but when winter breezes in, the heat is calmed by colder temperatures in the 20's and 30's, and the occasional snowfall between November and February.
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The best time to book a flight to Tuscany is in late spring or early fall, when the wineries are in full gear, cold temperatures are nonexistent, and the heat is comfortably dry.
Even though heat and humidity soar and July brings sticky air, most vacationers still can't resist booking flights to Tuscany in the summertime, when all is in bloom. Locals dine al fresco, and the irresistible smells of Italy simmer in the warmth of the sun.
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The winter months bring cold, rainy, and occasionally snowy conditions. While it may not be the best time to bask in the sun's rays, winter is an easier time to find cheap flights to Tuscany.
Getting around Tuscany
When your flight to Tuscany arrives, you can get to Florence or more remote areas of the region by the Azienda Trasporti Area Fiorentina (ATAF) buses, electric bussini (mini buses) or cabs. If you're taking the bus, make sure you always have your ticket with you. Tourists have been known to get stuck with hefty fines when they lose their ticket. You can rent a car or motorcycle, but beware the many blocked-off streets designated for pedestrians only. Make sure to drive safely and lawfully; Tuscany has a camera system that will photograph and ticket you for parking illegally or endangering other cars. Parking is very difficult, so public transportation and bicycle are often the preferred method to get around.
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- Baptistery: Built in the 5th century on the site of a Roman Temple, the Baptistery is one of the oldest structures in Florence. Its 11th century façade wows tourists booking flights to Tuscany, and its 8th side supposedly represents the 8th day of the week, symbolizing birth, death, and resurrection all in one. Be amazed by its bronze doors and series of panels, on which the story of humanity and redemption is told. The artist, Ghiberti, took his time making it, and when he finished 28 years later, Michelangelo deemed them the Gates of Paradise.
- Casa Buonarroti: Although some view it as an overpriced museum, others argue that stepping inside the house that Michelangelo built is worth the extra few euros – and with all the money you save on your cheap flight to Tuscany, you'll truly be able to spend on culturally enhancing your trip. Now established by his descendants as a museum, the house features a few of his pieces like the marble relief of the Madonna della Scala (Madonna on the Steps, 1492), his earliest known work. Admire the pictures of Michelangelo created by other artists and make sure to stop by his elaborate urn, but don't get too close – security here is no joke.
- Mercato Centrale: If you're booking fights to Tuscany with shopping in mind, head straight to Mercato Centrale, located in San Lorenzo in the piazza de Mercato Centrale. Built in 1874, the central produce market is characterized by confusion, clothes, and leather. During the day, it's bustling with consumers, and at night, it becomes a mecca of eateries and bistros with varying cuisine. The iron and glass architecture around the square was once a novelty, and now shows the area in all is beauty.
- Musee d'Art Moderne et Contemporain: If you're an art buff booking flights to Strasbourg for the beauty and history of contemporary art, then the Musee d'Art Moderne et Contemporain is the place for you. This enormous collection of contemporary works focuses on the bold modern movements of impressionism, symbolism, Fauvism, cubism, Dadaism, and surrealism. It's biggest permanent collection of modern (pre-WWII) art has gotten the most applause out of all of the museum's areas, but be sure to spend time in the temporary exhibits as well, for these are known to captivate. As you stroll room by room, take note of the few spaces devoted solely to French native Hans Arp, whose pieces are internationally acclaimed.
- Parks: If you're craving a little outdoor activity after your Tuscany flight, there are plenty of green spaces for your retreat. One park, called Bellosguardo (meaning "beautiful view"), was once the place where many 19th century painters flocked in order to gain inspiration. Southwest of the city center, along a narrow road leading passed Piazza Tasso, walkers' anticipation mounts until finally they reach the Albergo Torre di Bellosguardo, where the real view lies. Once you see the 14th century castle, you know you've made it. Another park, Giardino Delle Rose, is known for its beauty in the spring, when roses, city views, and a Japanese garden create a triple force of natural splendor.
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- Book a one way flight to Italy and immerse yourself in the works of Raphael, Michelangelo, and da Vinci.
- Bologna is a beautiful city with a medieval center, old brick palaces, and porticoed streets.
- In Italy, the mountain ski season is December through April.
- Travelers take direct flights to Italy to ski the snow-capped mountain tops of the Dolomites.
- The slow travel season for Italy usually runs from November to mid-December.
- The entire country has the same coastal temperatures all year round except for the higher elevations.
- A last minute flight to Italy will get you to Venice in time for Carnival that takes place every February.
- Italy has set the groundwork for many of today's literature, theater, art, and cuisine.
- Your best bet to see some of Italy's beautiful vineyards is to take an organized tour.
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Did you know that Winston Churchill and his wife took separate vacations — he to paint (preferably at a beach), and she on tour? Well, we don't take separate vacations, but certainly by the time Thursday of last week rolled around we were all ready for a little relief from touring around. So, we shopped. Guyaberas (the ubiquitous shirt worn by Meridano's), panama hats, table cloths, soccer shirts, and more. We had a great time.
We also ate and drank! Ice cream at Colon (a 100 year old ice cream parlor on the square), exotic fruit juices at Jugo de California, Yucatecan specialties like Pollo Pibil and Pok Chuc at the Main Street Restaurant. In the evenings, we also ate at Pancho's (good food, awesome mojito's), and Vino y Pane (poor Italian, to be avoided). Best deal on a breakfast buffet? The Colonial Hotel — $6 for adults, $4 for kids buys you all you can eat fruit, pastries, eggs cooked to order, juice and Mexican specialities.
Part way through the day we ran into our friend the saw player again, and this time I caught him on video using our Sony HDR-SR1 camcorder. The original is in high definition, so this streamed video doesn't quite do it justice.
Finally, Friday morning we packed up and hit the road back to Cancun, for one more day at the beach. This is the view of the pool and ocean, shot with a Nokia N93 cameraphone, from the lobby of the wonderful Royal Sands where we were booked to stay.
An unfortunate screw up resulted in them renting our beach front villa to someone else, so we were forced to stay at another resort — the Royal Islander.
Beach, dinner, margaritas, and one last sunrise the next day, which I caught on the N93, clamped into the tripod accessory you can get with it. Apologies for the wind noise, but it was quite windy!
Then off to the airport. It was a zoo! Despite getting there more than two hours ahead of time, and the fabulous help of the very efficient Mexican team at the airport, we got to the gate just as final boarding was announced over the PA.
From Cancun, we flew to Philadelphia, then on to Ottawa. I caught these pictures out the window of the airplane on the final leg, just as the sun was going down. The location of the plane, between two layers of cloud, creates a very dramatic effect. Both taken with a Nokia N80i cameraphone.


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Unintentional injury is the leading cause of death for children over the age of 1. The Pediatric Emergency Department at Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital treats nearly 5,000 children each year for preventable injuries, including children who have fallen from bikes, been struck by cars, ingested household cleaners or medications, fallen from balconies or upper story windows, crashed on ATVs or snowmobiles, been hurt while sledding or skiing, or been involved in virtually any kind of accident imaginable. Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital believes that the best way to treat childhood injuries is to prevent them from happening in the first place by giving parents and caregivers the information and resources they need to keep kids safe.
The hospital's wide array of injury prevention programs are clustered under the umbrella of the Rainbow Injury Prevention Center. The Center's mission is to work directly with children and families through education and outreach to decrease injury risk and improve wellbeing. The Center is dedicated to sharing creative ideas, resources, and information with all members of the Greater Cleveland community interested in protecting children.
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KEY DATA: Payrolls: +195,000; Private Sector: +202,000/Unemployment Rate: 7.6% (unchanged)
IN A NUTSHELL: "Businesses are hiring solidly and if they keep it up, it will be only a matter of time before the unemployment rate starts coming down consistently."
WHAT IT MEANS: So much for the weak labor market. The economy added jobs at a solid pace in June and April and May were revised upward as well. Over the past three months, the private sector has added jobs at a 200,000 pace. This is the level that we need to hit and exceed consistently if the unemployment rate is to come down almost every month. The gains were largely across the board. Leading the way was leisure and hospitality. Apparently, people are eating out again like crazy. Restaurants accounted for nearly thirty percent of the total increase. That makes me a little less irrationally exuberant about the top-line number. A solid rise in construction indicates that the housing boom is continuing to add to payrolls. There were other reasons to be happy with this report. Importantly, wages rose strongly so personal income should be up solidly. Other the other hand, there were continued cut backs in public education and a drop in manufacturing. Also, slack business conditions led to a jump in the people working part-time. While that is not good to see, at least businesses are hiring. Keep in mind, the number of people working part-time because that is the only type of position they could find fell. The issue of part-time is important because those jobs don't create as much income and the workers are still considered employed. That helps explain what is happening with the unemployment rate. It remained at 7.6% despite a rise in the labor force and the participation rate. People are coming back into the workforce and finding jobs, but many of them are part-time.
MARKETS AND FED POLICY IMPLICATIONS: This is a great report as it shows how solid the economy is despite the problems it faces. The jobs gain may have surprised many but as I commented on Wednesday, the claims numbers have been pointing to payroll increases in the 175,000 to 200,000 range. We appear to be at the top of that range. Will hiring accelerate? That is not clear as we still face issues with sequestration, Europe and Asia. Also, despite all the oil and natural gas coming from shale, oil prices continue to rise. Higher energy costs are not a positive for growth. Regardless, this report will likely be viewed as providing cover for the Fed to actually start ending QE. The reality is that the markets have already provided that cover. Since May 1st, the 10-year note has risen over one full percentage point. The markets have made the move in expectation of the Fed pulling its support so there is little cost if the Fed actually does it. If the large jump in rates slows things down, there is little the Fed can do about it now. Will rates rise further? I suspect that any good economic news will cause them to increase, though much more slowly, as markets may start pricing in an early end to quantitative easing. Initially, the equity markets are likely to be boosted by solid economic data but we will have to have strong numbers if investors are to look past rising rates. I am not sure that is in the cards, at least for a while. The Fed has triggered a recovery in interest rates and now we will see if that move was timed correctly. The die has been cast so there is no going back now.


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Top Gaming Channels – Jan 2012
by Tass on Jan.04, 2012, under Game, Top Gaming
Ok… we've got our 2nd month of data, collected a few days ago.
More interesting is the change from last month to this month
I'm also going to be adding 3 new channels to the list next month: WoodysGamerTag, AmazingFilms247, and Diabl0x9. They all will likely be entering the top 34 in the next few months. Please let me know if there are any other channels you think I should be paying attention to… there are so many gaming channels, and so many popular ones, it's pretty hard for me to try and figure out which ones may be doing 10+ million a month and have over 90 or 100 million total views.


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ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- Bob Karmelowicz, a football coach with three-plus decades of experience, has died. He was 60.
The Detroit Lions, who employed Karmelowicz as defensive line coach last year, announced Sunday he passed away the previous day because of an illness.
"Bob touched many lives throughout his years of coaching and positively impacted the careers of countless players at both the collegiate and professional level," Lions president Tom Lewand said in a statement sent by the team. "While he was only with the Lions for one season, his contributions to our team last year were greatly appreciated and he will be missed by all of us."
Karmelowicz spent the past 18 seasons as a defensive line coach in the NFL with Detroit, the Houston Texans, Kansas City Chiefs, Washington Redskins and Cincinnati Bengals.
He was with the Miami Hurricanes from 1989-91, helping Warren Sapp go from tight end to defensive tackle. Sapp posted a message on his Twitter account that Karmelowicz asked and made him switch positions.
"Sad Day," Sapp wrote on the website. "We Lost a Great PASS Rushing Technique Coach!! He Really Knew His Stuff!! RIP COACH!"
Karmelowicz is from Plainville, Conn., and played at the University of Bridgeport. He also coached at Washington State, Illinois, UNLV, Texas-El Paso, Massachusetts and Arizona State.
"I've had the privilege of coaching with and against 'Karm' for a long time and he was one tough guy," Lions defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham said in the team statement. "Though his coaching success on the field speaks for itself, I will always remember him for how much he loved kids, his compassion for helping kids and how much he cared for his grandkids. That will always be his lasting impression on me."
Karmelowicz is survived by his wife, Olga, daughters, Liz and Marissa, and son, Dave.


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Sudre D.,Montpellier University |
Gutierrez-Carbonell E.,CSIC - Aula Dei Experimental Station |
Lattanzio G.,CSIC - Aula Dei Experimental Station |
Rellan-Alvarez R.,CSIC - Aula Dei Experimental Station |
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Journal of Experimental Botany | Year: 2013
Iron homeostasis is an important process for flower development and plant fertility. The role of plastids in these processes has been shown to be essential. To document the relationships between plastid iron homeostasis and flower biology further, a global study (transcriptome, proteome, metabolome, and hormone analysis) was performed of Arabidopsis flowers from wild-type and triple atfer1-3-4 ferritin mutant plants grown under iron-sufficient or excess conditions. Some major modifications in specific functional categories were consistently observed at these three omic levels, although no significant overlaps of specific transcripts and proteins were detected. These modifications concerned redox reactions and oxidative stress, as well as amino acid and protein catabolism, this latter point being exemplified by an almost 10-fold increase in urea concentration of atfer1-3-4 flowers from plants grown under iron excess conditions. The mutant background caused alterations in Fehaem redox proteins located in membranes and in hormone-responsive proteins. Specific effects of excess Fe in the mutant included further changes in these categories, supporting the idea that the mutant is facing a more intense Fe/redox stress than the wild type. The mutation and/or excess Fe had a strong impact at the membrane level, as denoted by the changes in the transporter and lipid metabolism categories. In spite of the large number of genes and proteins responsive to hormones found to be regulated in this study, changes in the hormonal balance were restricted to cytokinins, especially in the mutant plants grown under Fe excess conditions. © The Author 2013.
Calle Z.,CIPAV |
Murgueitio E.,CIPAV |
Chara J.,CIPAV |
Molina C.H.,CIPAV |
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Journal of Sustainable Forestry | Year: 2013
Silvopastoral systems (SPS) enhance milk and meat production and are instrumental for the productive rehabilitation of degraded lands. Intensive silvopastoral systems (ISPS) combine fodder shrubs planted at high densities (>10,000 plants ha-1), trees and pastures. Scaling-up such systems requires incentives to address financial and knowledge barriers. In Colombia, the strategy for scaling-up SPS has combined five elements. First, participatory research on real farms contributed to optimize SPS in different agroecosystems and strengthened a network of pilot farms open to research and peer-to-peer technology transfer. Second, capacity building, training, and outreach activities spread the principles of SPS among farmers, field workers, researchers, extension workers, and policy makers. Third, pilot projects explored the role of incentives such as Payment for Environmental Services (PES), technical assistance, soft loans and bonus prices, in spreading SPS. Fourth, successful pilot projects were instrumental in influencing the livestock sector as well as the public policy agenda. Fifth, currently, large-scale projects aimed at mainstreaming SPS are applying the lessons learned in order to achieve landscape-scale benefits, enhance climate change adaptation and mitigation, and introduce SPS products to green markets. Recently, innovation networks have contributed to speed up the adaptation of SPS in different environmental and socioeconomic contexts. © 2013 Taylor and Francis Group, LLC.
Cubillos A.M.,Pontifical Xavierian University |
Vallejo V.E.,Pontifical Xavierian University |
Arbeli Z.,Pontifical Xavierian University |
Teran W.,Pontifical Xavierian University |
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European Journal of Soil Biology | Year: 2016
Colombia, as well as many tropical countries, has experienced severe deforestation in the last decades, and millions of acres of native forest areas (F) have been replaced by conventional monoculture pastures (CP), contributing to ecological and soil degradation. In response, multi-canopy intensive silvopastoral systems (ISS), which includes herbs, shrubs and trees, have been developed to provide local fodder sources for livestock while reducing the need for external inputs with a goal to conserve landscapes and improve soil quality. However, there is limited information on the temporal responsiveness of ISS to deliver ecosystem services as reflected in soil microbial properties. Therefore, the objective of this study was to examine the shifts of total and ammonia-oxidizing bacteria (AOB) communities along an ISS chronosequence (ranging from 3 to 15 years since establishment), in comparison to CP and native F and investigate P. juliflora trees as a resource island relative to soil microbial properties. Denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) fingerprints of 16S rRNA gene (total bacteria) as well as amoA gene (ammonia-oxidizing bacteria) (AOB) indicated that soil bacterial communities varied between the land uses, with higher similarities between F and ISS communities, in comparison to CP. The abundance and nitrification potential of ammonia oxidizers were significantly higher in CP and lower in F. In addition, the bacterial communities across ISS chronosequence were more similar between older (ISS-12) and intermediate (ISS-8) systems in comparison with youngest systems (ISS-3). Finally, the canopy of P. juliflora tree did not have an impact on structure of total bacterial community; though, it did have an effect on the structure of AOB communities. Our study suggests that ISS might restore some of the ecosystem services offered by soil microbial communities. © 2015.
Hien P.T.T.,Nong Lam University |
Preston T.R.,CIPAV |
Lam V.,An Giang University |
Khang D.N.,Nong Lam University
Livestock Research for Rural Development | Year: 2014
The objective of this study was to determine the effect of co-digestion with vegetable waste on biogas production from excreta from cattle, pigs and humans. There were seven treatments arranged in a completely randomized design with three replicates. The treatments were initial loading rates (DM basis) of vegetable waste (V) supplemented with human (H), cattle (C) or pig (P) excreta. V2H1: 2 parts vegetable waste with 1 part human feces; V2C1: 2 parts vegetable waste with 1 part cow manure; V2P1: 2 parts vegetable waste with 1 part pig manure; V1H2: 1 part vegetable waste with 1 part human feces; V1C2: 1 part vegetable waste with 2 parts cow manure; V1P2: 1 part vegetable waste with 2 parts pig manure. The pH of the contents of the biodigesters, and the gas production, were measured daily until the end of the experiment after 60 days. The content of methane in the gas was measured in samples taken after 14, 21, 28, 35, 42, 49 and 56 days.Gas production over the 60 day period was 5 times higher on the combination of one part vegetable waste and two parts cattle or pig manure, compared with the lowest value on the substrate of vegetable waste alone. However, these results did not reflect the potential gas production from the substrates as there were major differences in the pH of the fermenting substrates over the whole incubation period (higher values on the treatments with cattle and pig manure and lowest value on the vegetable waste as sole substrate). Overall, there was a negative relationship between the pH of the digesta medium and the average daily gas production. On all substrates the pH dropped rapidly during the first 5 to 7 days of incubation; however, the extent of the fall was smaller, and the recovery more rapid, when cattle manure was the companion substrate compared with pig manure on which the pH recovered more quickly than with human feces. On the 100% vegetable waste substrate, the drop in pH was more pronounced, and the recovery much slower, the pH not begining to rise until some 50 days after the start of the incubation. The trends for methane content of the gas were similar to those recorded for total gas production, with highest values for substrates richest in manure and lowest values for treatments with higher proportions of vegetable waste. The relative values for pH of the digesta and methane in the gas were positively correlated. Subsequent research with food waste as substrate should be directed to systems of management of the biodigester (ie: ensuring a slow build up of the substrate concentration in the first 14 to 21 days of the incubation) or inclusion of buffering agents such as sodium bicarbonate. © 2014, Fundacion CIPAV. All rights reserved.
Murgueitio E.R.,CIPAV |
Chara J.D.,CIPAV |
Solarte A.J.,CIPAV |
Uribe F.,CIPAV |
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Revista Colombiana de Ciencias Pecuarias | Year: 2013
Cattle ranching intensification with generation of environmental services should employ agroecological principles. Intensive silvopastoral systems (SSPI) are a good example of natural intensification that have a special place in the contemporary world to meet the growing food demand of society. This article discusses various agro-ecological principles that must be present in sustainable cattle ranching such as intentionality, integrity, interactivity and intensiveness; it also highlights recent information on climate change adaptation of livestock and environmental services that can be offered by livestock producers (carbon sequestration, biodiversity) and the way in which various projects can combine incentives for the urgent transformation of conventional livestock into sustainable silvopastoral models that promote climate change adaptation.
Castano-Quintana K.,University of Valle |
Montoya-Lerma J.,University of Valle |
Giraldo-Echeverri C.,CIPAV
Industrial Crops and Products | Year: 2013
Leaf-cutting ants (Formicidae: Myrmicinae) have been considered herbivorous generalists; however, some plant species escape their attack because of the presence of secondary metabolites. The main objective of this study was to determine the insecticide effect of foliage extracts of Tithonia diversifolia on Atta cephalotes workers (Hymenoptera: Myrmicinae) and define the potential application ways and concentrations. Extracts were obtained from fresh and dry T. diversifolia foliage, using ethanol as solvent. The principal metabolic compounds were identified and the extracts in three concentrations (0.5. ml/l, 1.5. ml/l, and 3. ml/l) were applied to the ants in two manners: ingestion and contact. Results showed that crude extract of T. diversifolia was toxic to the ants in all concentrations and methods tested; however, dry extracts applied for contact at 1.5-ml/l concentration produced the most efficient toxic effect to A. cephalotes workers. The study contributes to identifying an environmental sound control strategy for the leaf-cutting ant, A. cephalotes. © 2012.


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Manola's Thai Cuisine
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Manola's Thai Cuisine can be found at E Broadway 652. The following is offered: Restaurants: Thai. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Eugene there are 7 other Restaurants: Thai . An overview can be found here.
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With over 50 years of experience our cheft Phayao Tongprapiprag brings to Eugene the classical thai cuisine with a unique personal touch. We offer a great selection of soups, curries, stir frys, salads and yummy desserts.
We have a great selection of vegetarian and seafood dishes as well as brown rice and rice noodle options. We offer thai ice tea, thai ice coffee, bubble tea, beer and wines....
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We are a small restaurant run by our cheft Phayao Tongprapipak. She specialize in delicious ethnic thai dishes. Her most popular dishes are: Panang curry, Peanu sauce curry, Tiger cries salad ,Thom kha ghai and Hot & sour soup. Try our tasty salad rolls! We offer desserts, wine and beer.
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A old library, old mosque, Holy Trinity Church at Brezojevići, and the tower of the Redžepagići are only a part of the cultural heritage of this town.


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Spurs vs. Warriors - 4/5/15 NBA Pick, Odds, and Prediction
Golden State Warriors (62-13) at San Antonio Spurs (50-26)
NBA Basketball: Sunday, April 5, 2015 at 7:00 pm (AT&T Center)
The Line: San Antonio Spurs -5.5 -- Over/Under: See the Latest Odds
The Golden State Warriors and San Antonio Spurs play Sunday at the AT&T Center.
The Golden State Warriors look to build on their 12-game winning streak. On the season, the Warriors are averaging 109.7 points on 47.8 percent shooting and are allowing 99.1 points on 42.4 percent shooting. Stephen Curry is averaging 23.8 points and 7.8 assists while Klay Thompson is averaging 21.7 points and 3.2 rebounds. Marreese Speights is grabbing 4.4 rebounds and Harrison Barnes is shooting 48.4 percent from the field. The Golden State Warriors are coming off a Saturday victory over the Dallas Mavericks in which they made 14 threes and topped 100 points in 14 straight games. The Warriors seem eager to head into the playoffs hot and aren't resting their starters yet. The Warriors last six losses have come on the road.
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The San Antonio Spurs look to build on their six-game winning streak. On the season, the Spurs are averaging 102.9 points on 46.4 percent shooting and are allowing 97 points on 44.3 percent shooting. Kawhi Leonard is averaging 16.1 points and 7.3 rebounds while Tony Parker is averaging 14.6 points and five assists. Tim Duncan is grabbing 91. rebounds and Danny Green is dishing 1.9 assists. The San Antonio Spurs are shooting 48.1 percent in their last five games and have lost just one home game since February. The Spurs still have a shot at the No. 2 seed if they can continue to play at this level. Tiago Splitter is expected to miss this game with a calf injury.
The Warriors are 5-0 ATS in their last 5 games playing on 0 days rest and 39-17 ATS in their last 56 vs. Western Conference. The Spurs are 6-0 ATS in their last 6 home games and 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games playing on 1 days rest. The Warriors are 7-16 ATS in the last 23 meetings in San Antonio and 1-4 ATS in the last 5 meetings overall.
While the Spurs should have the advantage at home, are we really going to bet against the Warriors with the way they're playing. Golden State hasn't shown signs of resting its starters and is out there crushing teams. I'll take the best team in the world and the free buckets.


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Not sure why I'm doing a vaguely sexual hand gesture (a la House of Holland!)
I had a few pieces of work on show. My portfolio, my 'tuesday tips' book and the accompanying research book that I handed in with it. The last 2 even had their own plinth! Eep!


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About the craft project on the last post...
...I decided to do more contractions in the other pile next to the snowman, since the students needed more contraction practice. So, I will add the possessive snowballs and sign from "Pile on the Winter Fun! Set 2" to another craft of sorts. The original plan was to add the possessive snowballs on the right side of the snowmen because they show possession of each of the snowman's accessories. It seems to be helpful when the students can repeatedly add "apostrophe s" to words so that they can remember where the apostrophe goes spatially. Sometimes that is a tough concept for our buddies. If you would like to check out the possessive noun activity and craft, then you can find it here.
Meanwhile, here are some pictures of their finished products.
We also did the "How To Build a Snowman" writing activity from "Pile on the Winter Fun! Set 3." This set has 2 versions of adjective snowballs and some writing resources. These resources include a "How To Build a Snowman" flapbook pre-writing organizer and 25 different writing papers, with and without scaffolding. My ESOL students really respond well to the scaffolding as they write. Also, the papers have various styles of writing lines to meet the different needs of different students. All of these can be found in Set 3.
If you are interested in all three sets, the bundled set can be purchased at a discounted price. You can check it out here.
Meanwhile if you would like some samples of these sets, you can get a flapbook, a couple of writing papers and other resources in a freebie that is available in my shop as well. You can get it here.
Have a fabulous day!


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HelloooooO!! I'm sitting here looking out the window and watching the snow fall. It's supposed to be 70 by Sunday, though, so there's THAT. Yesterday was my middle child's 15th birthday. OMG15. Nothing makes you feel old like your kids aging.
This week, it's all about vessels. And.. celebrities?
Be a soul who is a chalice for love to pour into the world
Patra is SO MANY THINGS. A vessel/goblet/bowl/cut/pot/receptacle. A meal that has been placed in or on a dish. A capable or competent person. An actor or celebrity. A leaf. An order or command. A king's counselor.
My favorite definition, though, is anyone worthy of or fit for abounding in.
What a lovely thought.
Think about the qualities that would make someone worthy of abounding in. How can you embody those qualities to be someone worthy of being abounded in?
…These sentences are so awkward.
I took a Roxanne Coble class (bybun.com), and it really influenced the way I've been doing backgrounds. I'm really loving it. Also, yay weirdos.
One of the ways you can practice Patra is through appreciation of celebrities, capable people who manifest a specific energy or state of being. So, instead of meditations this week, I have music videos.
So. Bowie. Right before he died (two days before), this album dropped. And it is delicious in its weirdness. Bowie is the embodiment of the energy I most appreciate – unabashed weirdness, deep appreciation and curiosity, tripping through life with a smirk and an eyebrow raise. There are also elements of unbridled spirituality and delving into mystery, which also really appeals to me. I could write about this stuff all day, so I'll stop there. ha!
"If I'm feeling unsafe in the direction I'm going, then I'm going in the right direction."
This, to me, is the ultimate energy I want to abound in.
Ways to work with this prompt:
- What does it mean to you to be a worthy vessel? How can you most embody the energy you would want to disappear into? How can you be worthy of abounding in?
- Think about a celebrity or artist that you most resonate with – explore the energy they bring into the world. Really delve into it.
- Explore the concepts of vessels, capable people, competence, worthiness, abounding.
- Use the quote "Be a soul who is a chalice for love to pour into the world." Use any quote by someone you find fascinating. For example, I would use "at the center of it all, your eyes" from Black Star.
- Embody the energy you want to abound in. <3
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Julie's Review: Forever, Interrupted
Author: Taylor Jenkins ReidSummary: Elsie Porter is an average twentysomething and yet what happens to her is anything but ordinary. On a rainy New Year's Day, she heads out to pick up a pizza for one. She isn't expecting to see anyone else in the shop, much less the adorable and charming Ben Ross. Their chemistry is instant and electric. Ben cannot even wait twenty-four hours before asking to see her again. Within weeks, the two are head over heels in love. By May, they've eloped. Only nine days later, Ben is out riding his bike when he is hit by a truck and killed on impact. Elsie hears the sirens outside her apartment, but by the time she gets downstairs, he has already been whisked off to the emergency room. At the hospital, she must face Susan, the mother-in-law she has never met—and who doesn't even know Elsie exists. Interweaving Elsie and Ben's charmed romance with Elsie and Susan's healing process, Forever, Interrupted will remind you that there's more than one way to find a happy ending. ~amazon.com
Series: None
Publication Date: July 9, 2013
Publisher: Washington Square Press
Pages: 352
Obtained: gift from a friend
Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Women's Fiction
Rating: 4.5/5
Bottom Line: Makes you appreciate every day because you never know how a split second can change everything
Grab, Just get it at the library, or Remove from your TBR list? Grab!
Review: It's a rare book that can make you cry and laugh at the same time. Forever Interrupted starts off with a sweet moment between newlyweds ends up in tragedy as one of them dies in an accident. What is left is a story about pain and healing. It is about how we are resilient and how just because someone dies doesn't mean they leave our hearts.
Elsie is endearing and you want to take her in when she deals with the loss of her husband. Luckily, she's got a supportive friend in Ana. Trust me, Ana must love Elsie to deal with moving Elsie through the stages of grief. What isn't easy is getting everyone to understand that while her and Ben have only known and loved each other for 6 months, it doesn't make it hurt any less because their time was short. In fact, it might hurt more because they had such limited amount of time together.
What I liked seeing is how Ms. Reid moved Elsie through the stages of grief and finds her an unlikely "coach" through this time. Family isn't always blood relation but family can be those you surround yourself with throughout your life.
Ms. Reid writes with a lot of heart and I can't wait to read her other 2 books that are sitting on my shelf.


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The New Hampshire Motor Speedway Driving Experience
NHMS is located in Loudon, New Hampshire, about an hour north of Boston. The SCDA has been hosting high performance track events at NHMS for over a decade. This unique facility is a 1.6 mile road course that utilizes both permanent road course, as well as NASCAR Sprint Cup Oval sections. Furthermore, there are some dramatic elevation changes that keep drivers of all ability levels on their toes. The facilities at NHMS are first rate, and the track surface is smooth as glass. Please remember to check out our new in-car video clip from a hot lap of NHMS on our video page.
- We will be utilizing the thrilling and challenging North and South Chicane 1.6 mile NHMS track configuration.
- A limited number of arrive and drive rental Spec Miatas are available for this event.
- Garage bay stickers will be available at Online Registration and on the morning of the event on first come first serve basis. Garage bay stickers are $50 per car. Please note 2 cars per bay.
- Private Driver Coaching is available with 2015 SCCA Spec Miata National Champion Jonathan Goring. Please call Jonathan if you would like his Coaching Services (860) 485 5736.
- Food will be available in the NHMS Smoke Shack Restaurant from 8 AM to 2 PM.
- Classroom Instruction will be provided at this event.
- SCCA Flaggers will be working this event. SCDA Customers are not expected to work corner stations.
- Our friends at HMS Motorsport will have their trailer at this event, filled with safety equipment, Hans devices, helmets and More!
New Hampshire Motor Speedway Track Events & Schedule
2017 NHMS Dates will include 5/5 and 8/7.
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NHMS Events are $385. $20 Early Bird Discount if you register 1month prior to an event.
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Camping is available at NHMS. The camping fee is $25 per person, payable to the track at the front gate the night before the event. Please call track to confirm.
- Red Roof Inn | Hampton,10 minutes from the track | 603-225-8399
- Fairfield Inn | Concord, 20 minutes from the track | 603-224-4011
- Comfort Inn | Concord, 20 minutes from the track | 603-226-4100
- Hampton Inn | Concord, 20 minutes from the track | 603-224-5322
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Cashapillar Online Scratch Card
Cashapillar is an exciting online scratch card that is based on the characters and theme of the online slots game of the same name. Just like the slots game, the Cashapillar scratch card game revolves around a birthday party for a friendly caterpillar. The party is attended by a variety of insects, including a snail, a mosquito, and a ladybug. All of them are part of the scratch card game, which starts as nine scratch panels that look like closed gift boxes, and the object of the game is to reveal three matches among them. It's as simple as that.
An online Scratch Card Game with Incredible Multipliers
The game starts when you set your bet and press the big red New Card button. Then, when the scratch panel boxes are all in place, press the same button, now called Reveal All and watch the boxes melt away to show you what was in them. If there are three of a kind, you win. The amount you win depends on your bet and on which of the symbols came up as the winner. The top prize belongs to the big birthday cake, which wins you a whopping 10,000 times your original bet. The next highest winnings come from three Cashapillars, which has a 2,500 times multiplier. The ladybug has a 100 times multiplier.
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The Cashapillar online scratch card is possibly the quickest game to play and the easiest to learn in the entire online casino. It is the ultimate game of chance, since you have no way to influence the outcome at all. And that's the beauty of the game. You can play it numerous times in the time it takes to smoke a cigarette, and as a flash game, you can play without downloading any new games to your computer hard drive. So if you're looking for a quick and thrilling shot at some big winnings, give Cashapillar a try.


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Costuming Guests, Pros, and Panelists
MisCon 24
Everything related to costuming: learn how to make your own costumes of different types from steampunk to Star Wars to Victorian dresses to monsters.
- 501st Legion
- Redeye Knight
- Josie Beaudoin
- Amanda Michael's Bouvier
Amanda is a Drag Performer/Entertainer as well as member of the I.S.C.S.M Board of Directors and PFLAG Board of Directors.
- Laura Briggs
- Judy Chapman
Judy Chapman has been a part of the Society for Creative Anachronism for over 24 years. During that time she has researched the clothing and dress of tenth and eleventh century Saxon and Norse in order to make authentic looking garments.
- Dragon Dronet
Dragon Dronet is a weapon specialist, armorer, actor, prop master, and Sith Lord who has worked in Hollywood for decades. He appears as Darth Malgus from the video game Star Wars; the Old Republic.
Dragon has build props for tv shows and movies such as Heroes, Lost, True Blood, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Total Recall, RoboCop 2, Batman Returns, Eraser, Alien: Resurrection, MacGyver, Alien Nation, Space Rangers, The X-Files, Babylon 5, and Earth 2, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, Star Trek: First Contact, (among many others).
- Holly Frydenlund
HAuLi joined ir8prim8 as a partner in Auralfixation in 2007 and has honed her signature hybrid melodic power sound from acidic and basic elements of many harder electronic genres.
- Gail Glass
Gail Glass is a retired recreation therapist who has been costuming and dancing for fun since childhood. For twenty five years she has mostly stayed behind the scenes at masquerades, doing panels on costuming, alternative medicine and healing dance. Essentially a master hall costumer, she attends several cons a year with her husband, physicist, writer and artist James Glass.
- Curtis Hammond
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Jessa Hinther, AKA Ruby Riddle, is on a mission to empower the masses through corsetry.
- Adrienne Keith
EvilBob has been making jewelry of various sorts for over {Classified} years and is always playing with multiple craft forms.
- Redeye Knight
- Eden Viona La Trobe-Lewis
Eden Learned sewing in High school and started designing and building corsets her sophomore year. Eden also has a knack for changing her hair on a whim and started to get into hair piece designing as well.
- Miss Jade LaRose
Miss Jade was born in St. Ignatius MT, born into this world as a child of two spirits, Sam/Jade found life on the reservation to be very sheltered. The son of a single mother, Sam found that he had a talent for the arts and music.
- Laurie Martin
- Chad Volpe
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- Lisa Williams
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YBYC Youth Sailing Page
Congratulations to the Youth Sailors for raising $1,000 in their booth during the Newport Marathon!
Although donations to youth sailing through YBYC are not tax-deductible, they help provide scholarships for youth sailors to take classes, regatta fees, equipment, etc. and also help provide maintenance on boats, equipment and the boathouse.


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BigCougar Bountiful, UTMarch 3, 2012 1:01 a.m.
No way Pangos is All-WCC. He's a one dimensional player and is only a threat at home. A player on the All WCC team needs to be a force on the road as well as at home. Instead of Pangos you should have had Drew Viney on the All WCC team. He's a similar offensive threat to Noah Hartsock and was a big reason for their team winning tough games against St Mary's nad BYU on the road.
As for the toughest player, that easily is Matthew Dellavedova of St Mary's. He's a dirtier version of John Stockton and because WCC officials protect him like he's on the endangered species list he gets away with it. I watched the St Marys vs Murray St Bracketbuster game and the refs in that game weren't from the Matthew Dellavedova Fan Club and it was interesting to see how poorly he and his team played without all that protection from the refs. Needless to say when they're treated like everyone else they don't look so good.
GJ Greenwood, INFeb. 28, 2012 2:20 p.m.
Correction Gary Bell is a Junior, in that his dad was named Gary Bell also, but he's still a freshman.
GJ Greenwood, INFeb. 28, 2012 2:18 p.m.
Dick, Gary Bell is not a Junior. He is a freshman.
Alpine Coug Alpine, UTFeb. 28, 2012 11:00 a.m.
Hard to imagine that a league of smaller faith-based schools playing in band-box gymnasiums could have more NCAA Dance bids than the famed "League of Champions". The WCC is obviously the second best basketball conference after the MWC in the West.
Dick, thanks for your very insightful and impartial All-Conference team.
Go Gaels/Bulldogs/Cougars!
Honor Code Denver, ColoradoFeb. 28, 2012 2:36 a.m.
Wow Dick, never thought I'd see the day where you'd take your "Blue and White" shades off!


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Want to read about new quilting techniques? Curious about your favorite blogger's new book? Our guild's lending library has got you covered.
Titles in the library include:
Alison Glass Applique, by Alison Glass
The Quilter's Applique Workshop, by Kevin Kosbub
Bedroom Style Perfectly Pieced, by April Rosenthal
Classic Modern Quilts, by Jenifer Dick
Color Your Cloth: A Quilter's Guide, by Malka Dubrawsky
Cultural Fusion Quilts, by Sujata Shah
Denyse Schmidt: Modern Quilts Traditional Inspiration, by Denyse Schmidt
Doodle Quilting, by Cheryl Malkowski
First Steps to Free Motion Quilting, by Christina Cameli
For Keeps: Meaningful Patchwork for Everyday Living, by Amy Gibson
Fresh Quilting: Fearless Color, Design and Inspiration, by Malka Dubrawsky
The Improv Handbook for Modern Quilters, by Sherri Lynn Wood
In the Studio, by Angela Walters
Material Obsession 2, by Kathy Doughty
The Modern Applique Workbook, by Jenifer Dick
Modern Bee, by Lindsay Conner
Modern Blocks, by Susanne Woods
Modern Holiday, by Amanda Murphy
Modern Mix, by Jessica Levitt
Modern One-Block Quilts, by Natalia Bonner & Kathleen Whiting
Modern Patchwork, by Elizabeth Hartman
Modern Quilt Perspectives, by Thomas Knauer
Modern Quilts from the Blogging Universe, by Missy Shepler
Pretty in Patchwork: Doll Quilts, by Cathy Gaubert
Quilt as You Go Made Modern, by Jera Brandvig
Quilt Retro, by Jenifer Dick
Quilting Isn't Funny, by Megan Dougherty
Quilting on the Go, by Jessica Alexandrakis
Quilting Modern, by Jacquie Gering & Katie Pederson
Quilting with a Modern Slant, by Rachel May
Savor Each Stitch, by Carolyn Friedlander
School of Sewing, by Shea Henderson
Simply Color: Red, by Vanessa Christenson
Simply Color: Orange, by Vanessa Christenson
Stitch n Swap, by Jake Finch
Sunday Morning Quilts, by Amanda Jean Nyberg and Cheryl Arkison
Vintage Quilt Revival, by Katie Clark Blakesly, Lee Heinrich & Faith Jones
Want to borrow a book? Just stop by the library table at our next meeting. The library is open to all members.