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You could save 90% of the world from 90% of solo negativity, by fitting a trans Atlantic fiter, and leaving the the yanks on there own to balloon at each other.
You could save 90% of the world from 90% of solo negativity, by fitting a trans Atlantic fiter, and leaving the the yanks on there own to balloon at each other.
I'm stubborn,selfish, and to old.....
look, is this site mostly shit now?
best way around this problem is to not come here for very long when you come here
just breeze through things quickly, skipping most of it obviously
trust me, it works
Last edited by Oh my god, it's Robby!; July 28, 2012 at 12:59 AM. Reason: a "how to" for surviving the high level of neg vibe this site "radiates" out of it now
Valar Dohaeris
First of all I assume you are "optikal" as it is my response to his post you seem to be referring to...yet now you are posting anonymously...even though you think that the anonymous posting feature should be nixed...
Secondly, it's called "irony." An anonymous poster started a thread on how to improve the site; you jumped on board and expounded on his ideas, including, foremost, your suggestion that anonymous posters should not be allowed to post.
Do I have to explain it further?
well, we're going nowhere with this. I understand you don't want to make any changes and that's fine, it's your site. I thought putting the positive items into focus, instead of the negative, would make the site's visitors more positive, especially those who do not visit on a daily basis and sometimes miss them. I understand you're doing this a long time and your feelings towards Morrissey are probably not the same, as they were back when you started. Being a technical person you probably attribute lesser importance to graphics and the visuals. You have your truth and things are black and white and by the book, but you have to remember this is supposed to be a fan site, not strictly a news site that lists the news as they come, not putting emphasis on anything in particular and just filing articles in. Again, only my 2 cents. You probably feel Morrissey is ungrateful and maybe he is, I think you would be right to expect financial or other assistance from him, but that's how people are and that's why I always kick myself if I put someone's best interests before mine and without them asking. Anyway, thanks for listening.
Davidt be damned! How dare you not post morrissey's biggest accomplishment in years?! Receiving the keys to the city?!...that's front headline news worthy! Call in the bcc and the rest of their 5 thousand channels and call in msnbc and fox, other news stations!
No need to be sarcastic.
Davidt, I thought about something that I think we can agree on. Since the banner graphics are now history, the site visually looks to me at least a bit gloomy and lifeless. I think you can use the same script that you used for the banners, to feature interchanging photos (the image would change every time you reload the main page, as it did with the banners), with the images of the last month or calendar month, with a short caption and a link to the story it pertains to. I believe most stories with pictures are positive anyways, so it would be mostly positive and would bring some color back to the site. I'm sure you can find an appropriate, noticeable spot for a mid or large size photo.
I think it won't take a lot of time to put on and maintain.
What do you think?
I think vibes of any sort is too subjective.
I don't think the negative "Moz is retiring" story from the guardian made the site in any way negative to discuss it. Though the spirit of the article was in a way negative. More important,the follow-up that he wasn't retiring.
Whitewashing the site and pretending lawsuits with n.m.e don't happen would be foolish. As fans we find that thing interesting.
We can handle different news without being affected emotionally. I don't need Davidt to protect me from the big bad n.m.e for example.
I thought we would all enjoy it, if the positive stories were highlighted in some way. Especially from the visual standpoint, why not utilize the photographs you have in a more prominent way and add some color to the site? Say photos or videos from the latest gig, Morrissey sighting or poster. Why instead settle for thumbnails? The only color in the site were the banners and now they are also gone. It just looks like it is a site for software developers with the latest Java updates, instead of a fan site and a site about music and the arts. That's what I was alluding to when I said Davidt was a technical person. He's more interested in the site's code, etc. and there's nothing wrong with it. I just thought I'd suggest some kind of a change, which wouldn't require much work on his part.
No it's not. Just look at the websites of CNN, NBC, NY Times, etc. The headline picture is always a large size photo and often larger than the other stories' pictures. I suggested to dedicate a section (perhaps above the Recent Article Comments on the right) that would contain a medium or large size photo or video, that changes every time you load the site, each time from a different story from the last week or month.
So because CNN, NBC, and the NY Times does it, that means it ceases to go against what schools teach concerning Web Design?
The goal usually sought after is supposed to be sleekness, a uniform and complementary color scheme, and a design and format conveying your message that takes up the least possible space without being illegible...and to be fair, this is part of the reason I find all of the sites you just listed to be absolutely unappealing as far as aesthetics go. Those pages are so cluttered with mess and uselessness I'm surprised anyone even frequents them.
Also, you're proposing something that would potentially highlight stories that others have deemed negative...unless you're advocating hand-picked stories rather than a random generator.
I don't think one has to go to a 'Web Design school' to be a web designer and I don't know what their design rules are and why would one have to go by these rules (which obviously no one does anyway). Maybe you went to a Web Design school and therefore believe your opinion matters over that of the biggest professionals in the field.
If the design is about conveying a message, what do you think this site's message is currently?
The NY Times and CNN sites are quite conservative and are what news sites, like Mo-Solo, usually look like.
Mo-Solo's layout is based on a general free source code, which can be used for sites of all sorts. There's nothing wrong with adjusting it to the desired purpose here, which is a musical artist fan site. You want a front page design that says that and that has some color in it.
Had you read the thread you would know Davidt was against hand picking which stories to highlight, for time constraint reasons and/or for his belief that the stories should keep moving. I suggested the random generator, as most stories with pictures and videos are positive in any case and it would be automatic, so it won't take much time to maintain, just putting the pictures and videos into a folder, which he already does.
You are correct in that I am not much of a visual designer. Perhaps you can come up with a mock up graphic on an updated design and others can give some feedback. The main goal is to provide information / links to the latest items of interest so I think a chronological display is best. Any hand-picked articles, randomly generated articles, or large graphics that have been seen for more than a week would be a deterrent to the main goal.
I'm not talking about a complete revamp of the site, because it's mainly a news site and the current format is appropriate.
A complete change of the graphics would require a lot of work and changing the site's code. That's why I suggested above, a small feature section on the right side with a random picture or video, which would not affect the chronological display and would not require a lot of work. I thought it would be best if the pictures/videos were related to the stories of the last month or week to keep things current, but you can choose whatever theme you like, you have a large gallery on the site already or you can embed chosen Morrissey, Morrissey influenced or Morrissey's own influences videos from Youtube. I can make a mock up graphic, though it doesn't seem anyone's too keen on the idea.
I didn't say they did.
Correct.and I don't know what their design rules are
No one HAS to go by anything. I simply stated that the suggestions offered are the exact opposite of what most professional instructors teach.and why would one have to go by these rules
Plenty of sites do. Search engines such as Google being the most blatantly obvious examples. In fact, most pages that feature frames implement the same basic design. Even Morrissey's official site ItsMorrisseysWorld.com during the release of 'Refusal' and 'Swords' had a similar design.(which obviously no one does anyway).
I have seen sites designed by high school students that are more professional than CNN.com, NBC.com, and the NY Times. It takes nearly no effort or imagination at all to create a framed web page with Shockwave animations and Java dropdown menus. Are YOU one of the biggest professionals in the field or do you assume that because NBC, CNN, and the NY Times has a website, then it must have been designed by the best of the best?Maybe you went to a Web Design school and therefore believe your opinion matters over that of the biggest professionals in the field.
If I recall, even Morrissey's official website was just an edited form of a template that Universal Music used for a number of their artists that they had purchased from a small-time web designer. Hell, even when I was in high school businesses and newspapers/news channels would essentially hire their web design work out to students for passing grades!
I think the design conveys what the site outside of the forums and comments essentially is - a cold, unbiased database.If the design is about conveying a message, what do you think this site's message is currently?
And when it comes down to it, what color scheme really fits a site about Morrissey? You can't very well splash two-tone red & yellow everywhere just for the sake of adding color.
Like DavidT pretty much said, if you can think of something that looks good, he likes, and that works...he'll consider it. If you can do something positive like this to help the site, by all means go for it.
Those sites, especially CNN, fill a large portion of 'the first thing you see' area with advertisements. Not only is counterproductive, it's annoying. A site is supposed to be designed with convenience in mind and the average person doesn't want to have to go searching for something because it's been buried by clutter. The thing I like about Solo's design is that it isn't a bunch of Headlines with a thumbnail and that's that. You at least have an idea of the content of the article before you click on it.The NY Times and CNN sites are quite conservative and are what news sites, like Mo-Solo, usually look like.
I agree. But until someone comes up with an improvement that works, I think this scheme is just fine.Mo-Solo's layout is based on a general free source code, which can be used for sites of all sorts. There's nothing wrong with adjusting it to the desired purpose here, which is a musical artist fan site. You want a front page design that says that and that has some color in it.
I read it, I was just being sarcastic.Had you read the thread you would know Davidt was against hand picking which stories to highlight, for time constraint reasons and/or for his belief that the stories should keep moving.
Only, it isn't that simple. He would have to go back and edit previous articles to include pictures, as most don't include any pictures or videos whatsoever, AND the majority of articles do not have any videos or images remotely related to them with the exception of the post show reports during a tour.I suggested the random generator, as most stories with pictures and videos are positive in any case and it would be automatic, so it won't take much time to maintain, just putting the pictures and videos into a folder, which he already does.
Here's a mock up graphic I made, you should see how it works out effort-wise in regards to resizing images to fit the format:
I'll let others chime in with feedback to see if there is a strong interest but from my perspective:
1. Adding images slows down the web page in general - it's pretty optimized with small images but adding 3 large images would probably double the page load time with the size of the images and 3 additional image requests. It also pushes the main content down. As I mentioned before, it gets in the way of the main goal of getting the latest information. While at first glance it may be visually more appealing, I prefer to minimize the use of graphics.
2. The code changes for the images above the top 2 articles would not be trivial. The images are also an odd size - relying on automatically cropping images within the article would likely not be effective, I would have to custom crop and upload an image for each one which would probably double / triple the time it takes to publish an article.
3. Adding a module in the right column with an image would not be that hard with the current software. Each image would likely need to also be custom cropped to fit in that location so that is a bit of additional publishing work. I did choose to feature images before at the top of the page early in the site's history, around 1997-1998 and the extra time it took to choosing / sizing images frequently became a bit too much. Keep in mind this is not a site like CNN or the NY Times where there are a staff of several editors / programmers focused on content full-time. Seems like there should be some text indicating why that image is there. Does it link to something? Maybe it's the image you chose and I am not the 'frink' type but I wouldn't have thought to feature this image. Perhaps you want to volunteer to be the photo editor?


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Main Page
The Lab
Research Interests
Fieldwork / Curation
Ichthyologists' Web Pages
Prosanta Chakrabarty
Curriculum Vitae
Assistant Professor/Curator of Fishes
LSU Museum of Natural Sciences
Ichthyology Section
119 Foster Hall
Baton Rouge, LA 70803-3216
Education/Professional Preparation
1993- 1996 Benjamin Cardozo High School, Queens, New York
1996 - 2000 McGill University, B.Sc. (w/Great Distinction) Zoology, Montreal
2001 - 2006 University of Michigan, Ph.D., Ann Arbor
2006 - 2008 Postdoctoral Fellow, American Museum of Natural History
2008 - Current Assistant Professor/Curator of Ichthyology, LSU
Assistant Editor,
Journal of Fish Biology
Associate Editor/Book Reviews, Fishes,
Editorial Board,
Board of Governors, American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
Science Advisor, John Wiley & Sons Inc.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Stiassny M.L.J., Chakrabarty, P., Loiselle. P. (2001)
Relationships of the Madagascan cichlid genus
, with a description of a new species from the Betsiboka River drainage of northwestern Madagascar.
Ichthyological Explorations of Freshwaters
12 (1): 29- 40.
Chakrabarty, P. (2004)
Cichlid biogeography: comment and review.
Fish and Fisheries
Chakrabarty, P. (2005)
Testing conjectures about morphological diversity in cichlids of Lakes Malawi and Tanganyika.
2005 (2): 359-373.
Pikitch, E.K., Doukakis, P., Lauck, L., Chakrabarty, P. , Erickson, D.L. (2005)
Sturgeon and paddlefish fisheries of the world: conservation strategies for the future.
Fish and Fisheries
6 (3), 233-265.
Chakrabarty, P., Ng, H.H. (2005)
The identity of the catfishes identified as
Mystus cavasius
(Hamilton, 1822) (Teleostei: Bagridae), with a description of a new species from Myanmar.
1093, 1-24.
Chakrabarty, P. (2006)
Taxonomic status of the Hispaniolan Cichlidae
Occasional Papers of the Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan
737, 1-16.
Chakrabarty, P. (2006)
Systematics and Historical Biogeography of Greater Antillean Cichlidae.
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution
39, 619-627.
Chakrabarty, P., Oldfield, R.G., Ng, H.H. (2006)
Nandus prolixus
, a new species of leaf fish from northeastern Borneo (Teleostei:Perciformes:Nandidae).
1328, 51-61.
Chakrabarty, P. (2007)
A morphological phylogenetic analysis of Middle American cichlids with special emphasis on the section
"Nandopsis" sensu
Miscellaneous Publications, Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan
198: 1 - 31.
Chakrabarty, P., Sparks, J.S. (2007)
Relationships of the New World cichlid genus
Agassiz 1859 (Teleostei: Cichlidae), with diagnoses for the genus and its species.
, 1523, 59-64.
Sparks, J.S., Chakrabarty, P. (2007)
A new species of ponyfish (Teleostei:Leiognathidae:
) from the Philippines.
2007 (3): 622-629.
Chakrabarty, P., Sparks, J.S. (2007)
Phylogeny and taxonomic revision of
Whitley 1932 (Teleostei: Leiognathidae), with the description of a new species.
American Museum Novitates
Chakrabarty, P., Sparks, J.S. (2008)
Diagnoses for
Lacepede 1802,
Cuvier 1815,
Fowler 1904,
Fowler 1904, and a new ponyfish genus (Teleostei: Leiognathidae)
American Museum Novitates
3623, 1-11.
Smith, W.L., Chakrabarty, P., Sparks, J.S. (2008)
Phylogeny, taxonomy, and evolution of Neotropical cichlids (Teleostei:Cichlidae:Cichlinae)
24, 1-17.
Chakrabarty, P., Amarasinghe, T., Sparks, J.S. (2009)
Redescription of ponyfishes (Teleostei:Leiognathidae) of Sri Lanka and the status of
Fowler 1918
Ceylon Journal of Science (Biological Science)
37 (2): 143-161.
Chakrabarty, P., Chu, J., Luthfun, N., and Sparks, J.S. (2010)
Geometric morphometrics uncovers an undescribed ponyfish (Teleostei: Leiognathidae:
) with a note on the taxonomic status of
Equula berbis
Chakrabarty, P., Hans, H.C., Sparks, J.S. (2010)
Review of the ponyfishes (Perciformes: Leiognathidae) of Taiwan.
Marine Biodiversity
Chakrabarty, P. (2010)
The transitioning state of systematic ichthyology.
Chakrabarty, P., (2010)
Status and phylogeny of Milyeringidae, with the description of a new blind cave fish from Australia,
Milyeringa brooksi
, n. sp.
Ho, H.C., Chakrabarty, P., Sparks, J.S.(2010)
Review of the
Halieutichthys aculeatus
species complex (Lophiiformes: Ogcocephalidae), with descriptions of two new species.
Journal of Fish Biology
Chakrabarty, P. (2010)
Genetypes: a concept to help integrate molecular phylogenetics and taxonomy
2632: 67-68.
Chakrabarty, P. Albert, J. (2011)
Not so Fast: A New Take on the Great American Biotic Interchange.
Historical Biogeography of Neotropical Freshwater Fishes
(J. S. Albert and R.E. Reis, eds.)[INVITED PAPER, FINAL CHAPTER] pp. 293-305.
Davis, M.P., Chakrabarty, P. (2011)
Video Observation of a Tripodfish (Aulopiformes: Bathypterois) from Bathypelagic Depths in the Campos Basin of Brazil.
Marine Biology Research.
7, 297-303.
Schaefer, S.A, Chakrabarty, P., Geneva, A., Sabaj-Perez, M.H. (2011)
Nucleotide sequence data confirm monophyly and local endemism of variable morphospecies of Andean astroblepid catfishes (Siluriformes: Astroblepidae).
Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society.
162, 90-102.
Harrison, I.J., Chakrabarty, P., Freyhoff, J., Craig, J.F. (2011)
Current nomenclature and recommendations for preserving and cataloging voucher material and genetic sequences.
Journal of Fish Biology.
78, 1283-1290.
Chakrabarty, P., Davis, M.P., Berquist, R., Gledhill, K., Sparks, J., and Frank, L. (2011)
Evolution of the light organ system in ponyfishes (Teleostei:Leiognathidae).
Journal of Morphology.
272: 704-721.
Chakrabarty, P., Davis, M.P., Smith, W.L., Baldwin, Z.H., Sparks, J.S. (2011)
Is sexual selection driving diversification of the bioluminescent ponyfishes (Teleostei: Leiognathidae)?
Molecular Ecology
20: 2818-2834.
Wiley, E.O., Chakrabarty, P., Craig, M.T., Davis, M.P., Holcroft, N.I., Mayden, R.L., Smith, W.L. (2011)
Will the real phylogeneticists please stand up?
Morphological and molecular approaches to the phylogeny of fishes: Integration or conflict?
Zootaxa Special Issue: 2946: 7-16. [INVITED PAPER]
Wiley, E.O., Chakrabarty, P., Craig, M.T., Davis, M.P., Holcroft, N.I., Mayden, R.L., Smith, W.L. (2011)
A response to Mooi, Williams and Gill
Morphological and molecular approaches to the phylogeny of fishes: Integration or conflict?
Zootaxa Special Issue: 2946: 33-37. [INVITED PAPER]
Chakrabarty, P., Lam, C., Hardman, J., Aaronson, J., House, P.H., Janies, D.A. (2012)
SpeciesMap: a web-based application for visualizing the overlap of distributions and pollution events, with a list of fishes put at risk by the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill
Biodiversity and Conservation
Matamoros, W.A., Schaefer, J.F., Chakrabarty, P., Hernandez, C.L. (2012)
Profundulus kreiseri
, a new species of Profundulidae (Teleostei: Cyprinodontiformes) from northwestern Honduras.
227: 49-62.
Chakrabarty, P., Davis, M. P, Sparks, J.S. (2012)
The First Record of a Trans-Oceanic Sister-Group Relationship between Obligate Vertebrate Troglobites
PLoS One
7:e44083 (pg.1-8)
Sparks, J.S., Chakrabarty, P. (2012)
Revision of the Endemic Malagasy Cavefish Genus
(Teleostei: Gobiiformes: Eleotridae), with a Discussion of its Phylogenetic Placement and the Description of a New Species.
American Museum Novitates
McMahan, C.D., Matamoros, W.A., Alvarez Calderon, F.S., Henríquez, W.Y., Recinos, H.M., Chakrabarty, P., Barraza, E. & Herrera, N. (2013)
Checklist of the Inland Fishes of El Salvador.
3608: 440-446.
Matamoros, W.A., Chakrabarty, P., Angulo-Sibaja, A., Garita-Alvarado, C.A., McMahan, C.D., (2013)
A new species of Roeboides (Teleostei:Characidae) from Costa Rica and Panama, with a key to the Middle American species of the genus.
Neotropical Ichthyology
11: 285-290.
McMahan, C.D., Chakrabarty, P, Sparks, J.S., Smith, W.L., Davis, M.P., (2013)
Temporal Patterns of Diversification across Global Cichlid Biodiversity (Acanthomorpha: Cichlidae).
PLoS One
8(8): e71162 (pg. 1-9).
Chakrabarty, P., Warren, M., Page, L., Baldwin, C. (2013)
GenSeq: An updated nomenclature for genetic sequences and a formal ranking of sequences from type and non-type sources.
ZooKey s
Chakrabarty, P. (2012)
A Guide to Academia: Getting into and Surviving Grad School, Postdocs and a Research Job.
Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford. ISBN:978-0470960417
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Selected Book Reviews/Abstracts/
Chakrabarty, P. (2004) Abstract:
Relationships and biogeography of Antillean Cichlids.
In: Stevenson, D. W., Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Willi Hennig Society.
20 (2004): 76-100.
Chakrabarty, P. (2007)
[Review of] An Atlas of Michigan Fishes with keys and illustrations for their identification. Bailey, R.M., Latta, W.C., Smith, G.R.
2007 (1): 238-239.
Chakrabarty, P. (2009)
[Review of] Your Inner Fish, A Journey into the 3.5-Billion-Year History of the Human Body
Copeia 2009
(2), 421.
Chakrabarty, P., Smith, W.L., Sparks, J.S., (2010)
Abstract: Testing the role of sexual selection in the evolution of ponyfishes. In: Szumik, C., Goloboff, P. A summit of cladistics: abstracts of the 27th Annual Meeting of the Willi Hennig Society and VIII Reunion Argentina de Cladistica y Biogeografia.
26: 202-211;226.
Sidlauskas, B.L. and Chakrabarty, P. (2010)
[Review of] The Diversity of Fishes: Biology, Evolution and Ecology – 2nd edition.
2010: 527-529.
Chakrabarty, P. (2010)
[Review of] Deep-Sea Fishes of Peru.
2010 (4): 735-736.
Chakrabarty, P. (2010)
[Review of] Biology of Subterranean Fishes.
2010 (4): 736.
Chakrabarty, P. and Fink, W.L. (2011)
[Review of] Piranha 3D.
2011 (1): 181
Web Articles
Chakrabarty, P. (2003)
Huso huso
. University of Michigan Museum of Zoology Animal Diversity Web.
Chakrabarty, P. (2007) The fangtooth:
Anoplogaster cornuta.
Digital Fish Library
, http://www.digitalfishlibrary.org
Selected Popular Articles
Chakrabarty, P. (2011) Ichthyological adventures in Central America Part 1: Collecting Fishes in Costa Rica. Museum Quarterly, LSU Museum of Natural Science 29 (2): 12-13.
Chakrabarty, P. (2011) On the importance of museum specimens. Museum Quarterly, LSU Museum of Natural Science 29 (1): 12-14.
Chakrabarty, P. (2010) Measuring the environmental impact of the Gulf Oil Spill. Museum Quarterly, LSU Museum of Natural Science 28 (3): 2-4.
Chakrabarty, P. (2010) Letter to the Editor: Oil might lie undersea in perpetuity. The Advocate, Baton Rouge. May 20, 2010.
Chakrabarty, P. and Davis, M. (2010) Collecting Fishes in Vietnam. Museum Quarterly, LSU Museum of Natural Science 28 (2): 8-9.
Chakrabarty, P. (2009) Fishing in the Gulf with SEAMAP. Museum Quarterly, LSU Museum of Natural Science 27 (2): 4-5.
Chakrabarty, P. (2008) Letter from our new ichthyologist. Museum Quarterly, LSU Museum of Natural Science 26 (3): 3.
Chakrabarty, P. (2006) The Greater Antillean Cichlids. Buntbarsche Bulletin 234, 18-22.
Chakrabarty, P. (2005)
Papa's Fish: A Note on
Neomerinthe hemingwayi
The Hemingway Review. p. 109-111.
Chakrabarty, P. (2004) Museum of Zoology: No specimen left behind. University of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History. The Display Case 17 (2) 2-3.
Field Work
Winter 2004, January 4-14,
Dominican Republic
I collected freshwater and marine spp. from 10 localities for morphological and molecular analyses. The purpose of this trip was to collect individuals of the two endemic nominal species of cichlids and discover if they are valid taxa. One of these,
, has not been collected in more than 60 years. Sites visited include the respective type localities of these two cichlids. Specimens collected were used in molecular and morphological analyses testing the validity of these species and in tests of biogeographic hypotheses.
Winter 2005, November 4-14,
Yucatan Peninsula
I collected freshwater and brackish water fish from Mexico and Belize with Ronald Oldfield (UMMZ) and colleagues based in those two countries (Juan Jacobo Schmitter-Soto and Peter Esselman respectively). The purpose of this trip was to collect cichlids for my thesis research on the phylogeny of Middle American Cichlidae and to help with the survey work of our colleagues. Cichlids species collected include:
Thorichthys meeki, T. pasionis, Cichlasoma octofasciatus, C. robertsoni
Petenia splendida
. Non-cichlids collected include:
Belonesox belizanus, Astyanax aeneus, Gobiomoris dormitor, Hyphessobrycon compressus
Awaous banana
Spring 2006, March 16-26,
Dr. John Sparks and I collected from 20 sites including on a trawler, from bycatch stands, and at markets. Organized by Dr. Hin-Kiu Mok and through the American Museum of Natural History. We collected nearly 1000 specimens and over a hundred species. Some of these include Leiognathids, lantern-belly sharks
Etmopterus, Polymixia japonicus, Harpanadon
and many other species.
Winter 2007, January 9-22,
Malay Peninsula
Dr. John Sparks and I collected from more than a dozen localities including Phuket Island on the Andaman Sea, Chonburi, and Bangkok, (Thailand); Melaka, and Muar (Malaysia), as well as various parts of Singapore. We collected over 1000 specimens including several new species of Leiognathids. Non-ponyfish collected include nursery fish (
), wolf herring (
), and kissing gourami (
) among many others. We collected with Dr. Somsak Panha, Dr. Thosaporn Wongratana and Dr. Heok Hee Ng and others during this trip.
Spring 2007, March 21-March 29,
Collected from several deep sea ports and markets with Hans Ho and the students of Dr. Hin-Kiu Mok. Also set up imaging base for recording live ponyfish.
Spring 2007, March 30- April 9,
Sri Lanka
Collected from over 20 sites on the western and southern Coasts of Sri Lanka, with lots of support from Thasun Amarasinghe and Rohan Pethiyagoda. The northern-most point visited was Puttalam, the southern-most point Matara and the eastern-most was Habantota. More than a dozen rare ponyfish species were collected as were many other marine and brackish water fishes.
Fall 2007, September 20- October 10,
Visited from various sites on the island archipelago, including Java and Bali. Traveling with Daniel Lumbantobing (George Washington University/Smithsonian) and Renny Hadiaty (LIPI-Indonesian Institute of Science). Notable collections included
Psettodes erumei
and several rare collections of ponyfishes including the first record of
Photoplagios laterofenesta
in nearly 30 years.
Summer 2008, May 31 - June 26,
Targeted the blind cave fishes in Ankarana and the Mahafaly Pleateu and collected several species of
including some that are new to science and others that have not been collected in decades. Visited over ten caves and sinkholes with Phil Willink (Field Museum), John Sparks (AMNH) and Scott Holtz (AMNH).
Fall 2008, November 11 - November 19,
Made market collections of over 300 marine species (including specimens from coral reefs and the deep sea) totaling over 1000 specimens. Traveled to markets in Taipei, Wuchi, Chiayi, Dongshih, Heng-chun, Tongkang and Tashi. Sampling included molecular and morphological specimens to be deposited at the Ichthyology Collection at LSU.
Winter 2009, January 26 - January 29,
Gulf of Mexico
Trawled with SEAMAP (Southeast Area Monitoring and Assessment Program) on the R/V Pelican organized by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. Collected 55 species for the LSU collection including, searobins, marine catfish, frogfish, batfish, puffers and flatfish. We also collected CTD-DO data, water samples, and sediment samples at 12 trawl stations.
Summer 2009, May 17 - June 6,
Sampled from several caves, sinkholes, and wells in the Northwest Cape of Australia to collected endemic blind gobies. Also sampled fisheries trawling materials of leiognathids and other bioluminescent taxa at the Western Australia Museum.
Winter 2010, January 19 - February 3,
Sampling fish markets from Nha Trang, Mui Ne, and Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) as well as brackish collections made on the Mekong river. Collections made with Taiwanese colleagues include over 450 tissue samples representing nearly 350 different marine and brackish water species.
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Sampling freshwater and brackish water fishes throughout the country (26 sites) with my postdoctoral fellow Caleb McMahan and Wilfredo Matamoros along with two local UCR students Arturo Anguilo Sibaja and Carlos Garita Alvarado. Collections include over 500 tissue samples representing nearly 120 different species and about 4000 specimens.
Spring 2012 May 20 - May 30,
Sampling freshwater fishes throughout the country (12 sites including Choluteca, caves in Olancho, and in Francisco Morazan) with my postdoctoral fellow, Wilfredo Matamoros along with several local students. Collections include over 150 tissue samples representing nearly 30 different species and about 1000 specimens.
Fall 2012 Oct 15 - Nov 2,
Sampling marine fishes throughout the country but mainly on Pulau Ubin as part of the Singapore Biodiversity Workshop hosted by the Raffles Museum. In the field with PhD student William Ludt, Heok Hee Ng and others. Collected over 250 different species and over 1500 specimens.
Spring 2013 Feb 28 - March 12,
Sampling freshwater fishes throughout Peten (including Lago de Peten) and other provinces with PhD student Caleb McMahan, Christian Barrientos, Diego Diaz and Yasmin Quintana (last three were the local hosts). In total sampled 59 species, 590 tissue samples and roughly 2000 specimens.
Summer 2013 July 1 - July 4,
Fish market survey and sampling mostly from Tsukiji, the world's largest fish market, with PhD student Bill Ludt. Samples from about 30 different species.
Other Lab Field Work
(2x) collecting trip by postdoctoral fellow Wilfredo Matamoros (2010, 2011);
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SEAMAP trip by postdoctoral fellow Matthew Davis (2010);
collecting trip by graduate student Caleb McMahan, and postdoctoral fellows Wilfredo Matamoros and Matthew Davis (March-April 2011);
El Salvador
collecting trip by graduate student Caleb McMahan, and postdoctoral fellow Wilfredo Matamoros (May-June 2011);
collecting trip by graduate student Caleb McMahan, and postdoctoral fellow Wilfredo Matamoros (August 2011)
Recent Contributed and Invited Talks at Conferences (Since 2008)
Chakrabarty, P.*, Sparks, J.S. 2008. The influence of sexual selection in the diversification of Leiognathidae. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 28 July 2008.
Chu, J. **, Nahar, L. **, Sparks, J.S., Chakrabarty, P. 2008. Taxonomic status of
Photoplagios leuciscus
Gunther 1860 (Teleostei:Leiognathidae). Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 25 July 2008.
Chakrabarty, P.*, Smith, W.L., Sparks, J.S. 2008. Testing the Role of Sexual Selection in the Evolution of Ponyfishes. Hennig XXVII - A summit of Cladistics. Willi Hennig Society, Tucuman, Argentina, 29 October, 2008. (INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2009. Blind cave fishes from opposite ends of the Indian Ocean reveal an ancient Gondwanan connection. 8th Indo Pacific Fish Conference, Freemantle, Australia, June 2. (WINNER - Best Talk of Session)
Chakrabarty, P.*, Willink, P., Sparks, J.S. 2009. Blind cave gobies from opposite ends of the Indian Ocean reveal an ancient Gondwanan connection. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Portland, Oregan. 26 July.
Schaefer, S.*, Sabaj, M., Geneva, A., Chakrabarty, P. 2009. Andean astroblepid catfishes: Pattern and scale of species diversity. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Portland, Oregon. 24 July.
Davis, M.P.* Chakrabarty, P., 2010. Evolutionary relationships of the lizardfishes (Aulopiformes: Synodontoidei). Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Providence, Rhode Island. 9 July.
Chakrabarty, P.*, Albert, J.S. 2010. Freshwater Fishes of Central America and a new take on the Great American Biotic Interchange. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Providence, Rhode Island. 9 July.
Davis, M.P.*, Chakrabarty, P., Smith, W.L., Baldwin, Z., Sparks, J.S. 2011. Is sexual selection driving diversification in the bioluminescent ponyfishes? Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 11 July
McMahan, C. D.*,Davis, M.P., Chakrabarty, P., 2011. Investigating the tempo of diversification in cichlid fishes. Evolution, Norman, Oklahoma, June 21
Matamoros, W.**, Davis, M.P., McMahan, C., Chakrabarty, P., 2011. Estimating Divergence Times, Diversification Patterns and Historical Biogeography of the New World Subfamily Poeciliinae (Cyprinodontiformes: Poeciliidae). Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 10 July
Chakrabarty, P.*, Page, L. 2011. Genetypes: Bringing taxonomy to the molecular age. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 9 July
Chakrabarty, P.* 2012. Genetypes: Bringing taxonomy to the molecular age. iEvoBio, July 10, Ottawa
Chakrabarty, P.*, Janies, D. et al. 2012. SpeciesMap: A Web Based Application for determining the effects of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill . Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, August 10, Vancouver
McMahan, C.*, Matamoros, W., Chakrabarty, P., Phylogeography of the Black‐belt Cichlid, Paraneetroplus maculicauda (Teleostei: Cichlidae) Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, August 10, Vancouver- STOYE AWARD WINNER IN GENERAL ICHTHYOLOGY (STUDENT AWARD)
* Presenter ** Poster
Selected Recent Non-Conference Presentations (Since 2008)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2012. Intro to Academia. To OSI Summer Bridge Program, LSU, June 22
Chakrabarty, P.*, Matamoros, W. 2012. Fishing for Answers: Bioluminescence, Blindness, and Biogeography of Fishes. Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras, May 21
Chakrabarty, P. * 2012. Pursuing a Career in Academia: Becoming and Being a Professor.(Guest Lecturer) BIOL 2900, Careers in Life Sciences
Chakrabarty, P. *2010. Fishing for Answers: from Batfishes and Blind Cavefishes, to the BP Oil Spill, Biogeography and Bioluminescence. University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg. October 22 (INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P. *2010. Morphological systematics and taxonomy. BIOL 7111: Systematic Biology. October 12 (GUEST LECTURER)
Chakrabarty, P. *2010. Homology through history. BIOL 7111: Systematic Biology. September 14 (GUEST LECTURER)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2010. Fishes!, East Baton Rouge Parish Library. Children's Services (Elementary School Children), July 15 (INVITED TALK).
Chakrabarty, P.* 2010. Fishes!, Zachary High School, 2nd grade teachers workshop, April 29 (INVITED TALK).
Chakrabarty, P.* 2010. Biogeography of freshwater fishes: from the Greater Antilles to Gondwana. Biology Seminar Series, Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, April 22 (INVITED TALK).
Chakrabarty, P.* 2010. Genetypes: Bringing taxonomy to the molecular age. NSF sponsored Collections RCN Data Integration Workshop, New Orleans, March 26 (INVITED TALK).
Chakrabarty, P.* 2010. Biogeography of freshwater fishes: from the Greater Antilles to Gondwana. Invited Seminar Series, Case Western University, Cleveland, March 18 (INVITED TALK).
Chakrabarty, P.* 2009. Freshwater fishes and biogeography. Biology Seminar Series, Sam Houston State University at Huntsville, November 21 (INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2009. Freshwater fishes and biogeography. Biology Seminar Series, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, November 6. (INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2009. Freshwater fishes and biogeography. Biology Seminar Series, Tulane University, New Orleans, September 25. (INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2009. Freshwater fishes and biogeography. Renewable Natural Resources Seminar Series, LSU RNR, April 31. (INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2009. How fishes can help us better understand evolution and Earth history. Saturday Science Lecture Series, LSU Nicholson Hall, April 18. (INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P.*, Smith, W.L., Sparks, J.S. 2008. Testing the Role of Sexual Selection in the Evolution of Ponyfishes. Weekly Seminar, Institute of Marine Biology, National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 16 November, 2008.(INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2008. Pattern and Process in the Diversification of Fishes: Sexual Selection in Leiognathids and Biogeography of Neotropical Cichlids. Short-list job talk, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. 12 March 2008.(INVITED TALK)
Chakrabarty, P.* 2008. Pattern and Process in Marine and Freshwater Diversifications: Sexual Selection in Leiognathids and Biogeography of Neotropical Cichlids. Systematics Seminar Series, American Museum of Natural History, New York. 11 April 2008.
Chakrabarty, P.* 2008. Pattern and Process in Marine and Freshwater Diversifications: Sexual Selection in Leiognathids and Biogeography of Neotropical Cichlids. Short-list job talk, Smithsonian, Washington, D.C. 18 April 2008.(INVITED TALK)
Chu, J., Nahar, L., Sparks, J.S., Chakrabarty, P. ** 2008. Taxonomic status of
Photoplagios leuciscus
Gunther 1860 (Teleostei:Leiognathidae). High School Science Reearch Progam, Poster Session. May 24, 2008.
Selected Press (Since 2008)
2008 Berthelot, A.
LSU Museum of Natural Science Welcomes New Curator of Fishes.
LSU Highlights, December.
2008 Ward, S.
Biologist pursues rare fish.
The Advocate, Baton Rouge. December 28
2009 Wyatt, S.
The Cave Systems of Madagascar.
Conservation International: Biodiversity Hotspots, January.
2009 AP (2009) LSU curator gets $520,000 to study cichlids. Houma Daily Courier. November 3.
2009 Berthelot, A. (2009) LSU Highlights: LSU Ichthyologists Lands Major Grant to study fish family history http://www.lsu.edu/highlights/2009/11/fish.shtml (linked to AAAS's EurekAlert)
2010 Blum, J. (2010) "Serpent' footage captured by LSU. The Advocate, Baton Rouge. February 22.
2010 Nunmaker, C. (2009) LSU ichthyologist discovers new species of fish, grabs a grant. Tiger Weekly. December 10.
Ryan, Stephanie. (2010). Oil could kill entire fish species. ABC 2, WBRZ. May 28, 2010. (http://www.wbrz.com/news/oil-could-kill-entire-fish-species/)
OIL SPILL RESPONSE; Interviewed by NPR, BBC, NY Times, Science, Discovery News, ABC resulting in over 100 articles published including many in foreign languages, selected articles below
Discovery News (2010) Oil spill threatens funky flat fish: big pic. June 17 http://news.discovery.com/animals/oil-spill-pancake-batfish.html
CNN: Lynch, Kelly (2010) Little-known pancake batfish could be one of oil spill's early victims. June 16. CNN.com (LEAD ARTICLE; translated into more than 10 languages, through CNN and affiliates) http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/06/14/gulf.oil.threatened.species/index.html?hpt=C2
SCIENCE: Schenkman, Lauren (2010) Not Just Pelicans in Peril, But Pancake Batfish, Too. Science [Science Insider], June 4. http://news.sciencemag.org/scienceinsider/2010/06/not-just-pelicans-in-peril- but-p.html
NPR: Shogren, Elizabeth. (2010) Scientists: Dispersants Compounded Oil Spill. National Public Radio, June 7 - http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=127525694
AP: Brown, Matthew (2010) As oil washes through mysterious depths, scientists warn of unseen calamity. Associated Press. May 31 (Picked up by Forbes, The Boston Herald; Winnipeg Free Press, Singapore Press, and several local outlets)
BBCRadio: Science in Action (2011) 6/16/2011 http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p00h69qh/Science_In_Action_16_06_2011/
Halieutichthys intermedius
Ho, H.-C., P. Chakrabarty and J.S. Sparks 2010.
Named one of the Top Ten Species of 2011 by the International Institute of Species Exploration -
(Picked up by
Wall St.Journal,
and dozens of other outlets)
Awards & Honors
1999 McGill University Macdonald Campus Gold Key Award for outstanding contributions to extra curricular activities
Lieutenant Governor of Quebec Award
- for extra curricular activity and academic record
2000 Valedictorian Class of 2000, of the Macdonald Campus of McGill University
University of Michigan Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award
, (Highest honor given to GSIs under the auspices of the University of Michigan)
2006 Carl and Laura Hubbs Fellow, University of Michigan Museum of Zoology.
2011 Top Ten Species of 2010 by the International Institute of Species Exploration
Halieutichthys intermedius
Ho, Chakrabarty & Sparks 2010
2012 Distinguished Young Alumni Award, Macdonald Campus, McGill University
2013 LSU Rainmaker Award Emerging Scholar
Active Grants
2009-2013 NSF REVSYS: Reconstructing Heroini (Teleostei:Cichlidae): Of Heroes, Convicts, Angels and Red Devils. PC is sole PI. $519,944
2011-2012 Board Of Regents, Traditional Enhancement Grant - Education: Making a Big Splash with Louisiana Fishes: A Three-tiered Education Program and Museum Exhibit. PC is CO-PI, PI with Dr. Sophie Warny (LSU). $ 117,531
2012-2015 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship to Valerie Derouen (PC is co-PI)
2013-2015 Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant to Caleb McMahan (PC is co-PI)
Selected Synergistic Activities/Peer Review Contributions
Chair of the Diversity Committee for The College of Science
Encyclopedia of Life, Curator (www.eol.org)and reviewer of EOL Fellows program grants.
Master's Advisor for a Master's of Natural Science Student and EnvironMentor (Valerie Derouen) - MNS students combine a science thesis with teaching
Undergraduate mentor for several LA-STEM, REU (NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates) and IMSD (Initiative for Maximizing Student Diversity Program) students (2009-2012)
Presenter, to elementary and high school children at local libraries, schools and museums. Speak about fish diversity and the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill. 2008-2011
Panelist, Gulf Oil Spill Information Session at the Joint Meeting of Ichthyologist and Herpetologists, July 11,2010 (Providence, Rhode Island)
Outside reviewer, for submissions to
Systematic Biology, Conservation Biology, PLoS One, BMC Evolutionary Biology, Copeia, Chromosome Research, Journal of Biogeography, Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution
American Museum Novitates, Cladistics, Journal of Fish Biology
Ichthyological Exploration of Freshwaters, Environmental Biology of Fishes
Aqua, Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, Journal of Zoological Systematics and Evolutionary Research, Journal of Morphology
, 2007 Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Grants (American Museum of Natural History), Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia, Edward C. and Charlotte E. Raney Fund Award
Recruiter for the University of Michigan and Undergraduate Poster Judge at SACNAS (Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science) in Austin, Texas. October 21-24 2004
Recruiter for the University of Michigan, as a representative for The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts at HBCU-UP (Historically Black Colleges & Universities - Undergraduate Program) National Research Conference New Orleans, Louisiana. February 10 - 13, 2005
Winter 2000 McGill University, MacDonald Campus Student Society (MCSS) President
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As the city of New Orleans begins to prepare for the media frenzy that is Super Bowl week, 30 other organizations around the NFL have their sights set on the offseason and the impending commencement of free agency. However, in order to understand how free agency is going to play out in 2013, it's imperative to study its past effects on teams around the NFL.
A year ago, we saw the likes of Peyton Manning, Mario Williams, Brandon Carr, Vincent Jackson, Carl Nicks and Cortland Finnegan take gaudy contracts to switch teams. Perhaps not coincidentally, none of the aforementioned players won a playoff game this season.
Historically speaking, championship squads use free agency to plug minor holes on their roster. Rarely, if ever, do those lavish contracts handed out to elite veterans result in Lombardi Trophies. Even if big-money free agents play up to their contract, there is rarely enough remaining cap room to assemble an adequate supporting cast. The elite general managers in the NFL build through the draft and supplement their needs with minor free-agent acquisitions.
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As you will see throughout this article, the 2012 class had some very significant names in it. Peyton Manning and Mario Williams are considered among the best players in the NFL at their respective positions. However, the depth of the 2013 class separates it from that of most recent free agency periods.
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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick is not officially a free agent. However, his unwillingness to restructure his contract will make him nearly impossible to trade. Furthermore, his $15 million cap hit in 2013 makes him a likely candidate to be let loose. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Vick will hit free agency this offseason.
The same can be said of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Flynn and even New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow. It would make little sense for their current teams to keep them on the roster under their current salaries.
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Peyton Manning has had, and will continue to have a larger impact on his respective team than any of the quarterbacks about to become free agents. Based off his presence alone, the 2012 class will remain significantly more talented than the 2013 class next season.
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This offseason, there will be five potential Hall of Fame-caliber running backs, tights ends or wide receivers on the free-agent market. Steven Jackson, Randy Moss, Tony Gonzalez, Wes Welker and Greg Jennings will all be unrestricted free agents this offseason.
Granted, Gonzalez has already strongly hinted at retirement and would likely only consider the Atlanta Falcons as a potential suitor. Furthermore, Randy Moss is well past his prime.
However, add the likes of Jackson, Welker and Jennings with the other free-agents-to-be in Mike Wallace, Danny Amendola, Dwayne Bowe, Domenik Hixon, Martellus Bennett and Dustin Keller, one can begin to see why this free-agent class could change the landscape of the NFL next year.
Obviously, Vincent Jackson's departure from San Diego sent shockwaves throughout the league last offseason. In fact, Jackson could very well be the most talented player mentioned on this slide. But the sheer depth of this year's free-agent class will make it one of the most impactful periods of player movement in NFL history.
Soon to be free-agent Jake Long.
Ryan Clady of the Denver Broncos should technically be on the list of free-agent offensive linemen this offseason. However, he is perhaps the best left tackle in the NFL and there is very little chance the Broncos let him get away. For the sake of staying realistic, let's stop talking about him right now.
Behind Clady, there is a bevy of quality offensive linemen on the free-agent market this offseason. Miami Dolphins left tackle Jake Long is a four-time Pro Bowler. Furthermore, Andre Smith (CIN), Godser Cherilus (DET), Brandon Albert (KC), Phil Loadholt (MIN), Sebastian Vollmer (NE), Jermon Bushrod (NO) and WIll Beatty (NYG) are all at elite to above-average offensive tackles in the NFL.
Although the market for interior offensive linemen is not as deep, Adam Levitre (BUF), Brian Waters (NE), Kevin Boothe (NYG), Brandon Moore (NYJ) and Matt Slauson (NYJ) are all capable of being contributing members to almost any offensive line in the NFL.
Obviously, most of these players' current teams will make a substantial effort to retain their services. Offensive linemen are a valuable commodity in the NFL, as it takes time to truly develop an elite player in the trenches.
However, the biggest names of the 2012 class were Carl Nicks and Eric Winston. Both are great players, but they do not make up for the immense depth that the free-agent market will see along the offensive line in 2013.
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While examining the raw statistics, it's hard to definitively say that Buffalo Bills defensive end Mario Williams lived up to his monstrous salary. After signing a six-year contract worth $96 million, it would be fair to expect Williams to single-handedly transform the defense. The Bills were still among the bottom dwellers in the AFC East.
However, Williams had 10.5 sacks while being the focal point of the defense. As the player who opponents game-planned for the most, WIlliams was able to stay productive and give his teammates opportunities to make plays up front. Many times, they didn't. But that can't be pinned on Williams. He's a valuable asset that will remain a cornerstone in Buffalo for years to come.
After Williams, there were very few significant defensive linemen to change teams last offseason. Brodrick Bunkley was another fairly productive player, but the cupboard was barren for the most part.
This offseason, we will see the likes of Cliff Avril, Dwight Freeney, Osi Umenyiora, Michael Johnson, Michael Bennett, Casey Hampton and Randy Starks hit free agency. These players are not as talented as Mario Williams, but they are all capable of putting of Pro Bowl seasons.
Linebacker Rey Maualuga.
The linebacker market was fairly barren last offseason. Curtis Lofton and David Hawthorne both left their respective teams for the New Orleans Saints. However, the Saints had one of the worst defenses in the NFL this season. It's hard to say either of those players had significant impacts in 2012.
This offseason, there will be several players out there looking for significant contracts. Connor Barwin, Anthony Spencer and Dannell Ellerbe could be looking for a raise from teams that don't have the salary cap room to compete for their services on the open market.
The 2013 free-agent linebacker class is far superior to that of 2012. There are several impact players on the market and many of them will be on new teams next season. It should be interesting to see how they integrate within their new defensive schemes.
Cornerback Aqib Talib.
Defensive backs are always risky free-agent acquisitions. As we've seen with Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie in Philadelphia, scheme has just as much to do with playing pass defense as does talent. It would be foolish to sign a cover corner like Rodgers-Cromartie to play a zone-coverage scheme, just like it would be foolish to trade for a player like Asante Samuel to play a man-coverage scheme.
It's incredibly hard to predict how a defensive back is going to transition to a new team. So while the names in the 2013 free agency class appear significant, we have no way of knowing if they will stay productive next season.
Last offseason, Brandon Carr and Cortland Finnegan each switched teams and had relatively productive seasons. Granted, Finnegan is playing for Jeff Fisher, who was his head coach in Tennessee. But both of these players will elevate the market for defensive backs in this years free agency period. There is a lot of talent about to hit the market, so plan on watching teams with enough salary cap room fighting for their next franchise defensive back.
With Brent Grimes, Aqib Talib, Rodgers-Cromartie Dashon Goldson, Ed Reed, Kenny Phillips and LaRon Landry all looking for a new contract, there is going to be some player movement. Given the track record of each of those players, it would be hard not to expect most of them to produce immensely in 2013.


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My workout with Kathy IrelandI've been walking and/or doing step aerobics every day for a couple weeks now. Because I was pretty sure I was at death's door after my walk yesterday, I decided to do a workout video today instead. I have an old Kathy Ireland tape that I haven't picked up in years. And now I remember why.
I popped the tape in my player and Kathy Ireland appeared on the screen looking perfectly coiffed, makeup beautifully applied, body skinny and toned. I immediately hated her. Before she started, she introduced her mom who was working out next to her on the video. If her mom can do this, I can totally do it too, I convinced myself.
She began in a soothing voice, "Let's do some warm-ups," then she proceeded to contort her body in ways worthy of a Barnum and Bailey's side show. Oh, this can't be right, I thought to myself. If this is just the warm-up, what the heck is she going to do for the work-out?
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"Doesn't that feel good?" she cooed. No, Kathy. No, this most definitely does not feel good. Lying in a lounge chair, a margarita in hand, and a hot young guy rubbing sunscreen on me would feel good. Stabbing myself in the eye with a sharp stick would feel better than this. Getting hit by a cement truck would feel better than this. But this, this torture you're promoting, does not feel good, you evil work-out devil.
Why does she have to show off her abs like that? Is that really necessary? I glanced down at my own abs. The only evidence of a six-pack was the jello-like squishiness left from giving birth to my six-pack of kids. But wait a minute! What's that I see? I think I see an ab! I did one more crunch before the searing pain hit me, making me realize my "ab" is actually just a hernia.
But that's okay because this week a couple people have told me that my face looks thinner, which, of course, is everyone's dream come true. I mean, that's the whole reason I started exercising - I thought my face looked fat. Not my butt. My face. I figured I could stand to trim a few inches off my cheeks. The cheeks on my face, that is. Uh huh. Why is it that the first place we notice weight loss is in our faces and/or our boobs? It's just cruel, I tell ya.
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I kept huffing and puffing, attempting to do sit-ups or at least not die. Why does she have that stupid smile plastered on her face, I thought angrily. Does she think she's fooling anyone into thinking that this is pleasant in any way, shape, or form? I have a butt cramp and I want to slap that smile off her face. Is it possible for your butt muscle to catch on fire from too many squats?
After a couple more minutes of watching the evil woman taunt me, I decided I'd had enough and staggered over to my scale. Obviously, since I'd suffered so greatly, I must have lost at least five pounds. I stepped on the scale and was utterly shocked to see that my weight was the same as it was before I started the tape! Is it too much to ask for instant gratification and immediate weight-loss after exercising for twenty minutes? I think not!
I collapsed on the floor, gasping like a fish out of water, too tired and sore to get in the shower and too depressed that I hadn't dropped three dress sizes during my workout. I did what's becoming a daily ritual for me - I denounced my supermodel plan and embraced my lie around like a slug plan. At least until tomorrow when I'll devise a new form of torture and force myself to exercise again.
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Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania (BU)
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Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania is a public institution located in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania and provides a large number of degree programs for students. Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania has an annual student enrollment of around 10,000.
Areas of study available at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania include but are not limited to:
- Business And Marketing Studies
- Education
- Health And Clinical Professions
- Psychology
- English Language And Literature
The admissions process starts with the submission of an application, school records, and standardized test scores, which are then reviewed by admissions staff. A SAT or ACT exam may be required prior to applying, with scores between 910 - 1100 for the SAT exam and within the range of 19 - 24 for the ACT exam is typical among students accepted to this school. BU has an acceptance rate of about 72% of which only 24% decided to enroll. More information regarding admissions can be found here.
Tuition & fees at BU vary for in-state and out-of-state residents. In-state tuition costs close to $8,900 per year, while out-of-state tuition costing $19,000 for the year. The cost of on-campus housing is estimated to be $4,900 annually. Financial aid may be provided to students that meet the required requirements.
This school offers several athletic programs overseen by the NCAA. Athletic programs that are available include:
- Baseball (NCAA Division II)
- Basketball (NCAA Division II)
- Field Hockey (NCAA Division II)
Students may visit the school's http://www.bloomu.edu to view additional information.
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The admission details below may provide a better idea of the students BU accepts. The details may include admissions application requirements and recommendations, SAT/ACT scores of accepted students, as well as any AP or college credits that may be transferred. This information can be used to see your chances of getting accepted to BU.
Admission Requirements & Recommendations
- High School G.P.A. and School Records are Recommended
- High School Academic Ranking are Recommended
- Letters of Recommendation are Recommended
- SAT or ACT Test Scores are Required
- TOEFL for ESL Students are Required
College Credits Accepted
- Dual Credits
- Life Experience Credits
- AP Course Credits
Admissions Test Scores - SAT Exam, ACT Exam, etc...
ACT ® scores for students that were accepted Fall 2011
Score Range (25th to 75th Percentile) | |
ACT ® English | 0 - 0 |
ACT ® Math | 0 - 0 |
ACT ® Composite Score | 19 - 24 |
Acceptance Rate Table - Chances of Getting Into BU
The table below lists the chances for admission at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania.
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Applicants | 11,423 |
Granted Admissions | 8,178 (72%) |
Accepted Students That Enrolled | 1,984 (24%) |
Student Enrollment
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania has a total student population of about 10,000, where graduate students make up roughly 9% of the student body.
Estimated Costs & Financial Aid
The average "out of pocket" cost of attendance, after any grants and scholarships are considered, is around $14,100. To calculate a more personalized cost visit the net price calculator. There is also a $35 application fee for students applying to the school. The figures listed below are for informational purposes only and do not represent current or future tuition, fees, and expenses.
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- In-State Tuition: $6,200-$7,500
- Nonresident Student Tuition: $16,000-$18,720
- Part-time students are charged:
- State Residents: $260-$310 per credit unit
- Nonresidents: $650-$780 per credit unit
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The table listed below helps break down the types of financial aid students receive and the percent receiving aid, as well as the average amount of aid per student per year.
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Any Financial Aid | 78% | - |
Receiving Grants & Scholarships | 45% | $5,980 |
Receiving Student Loans | 66% | $6,732 |
Note: The estimated default rate of students taking federal student loans in 2009 was around 3%.
Academics & Student Services
Student Services
To help students and alumni, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania may provide services like those listed below:- Distance learning
- Remedial instructional courses
- Academic counseling for students
- Employing students to lower education costs
- Employment search assistance
- Day care
Graduation Rates
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania has an overall graduation rate which is close to 61%.
Number of Year to Graduate | Percent of Entering Class |
Students Graduating in 4 Years | 41% |
Graduating in 5 Years | 17% |
Graduating in 6 Years | 3% |
Specialized Programs & Accreditations
- Clinical Audiology (Au.D.) Program (more info)
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- Bachelor's Degree in Nursing (BSN) Program (more info)
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Intercollegiate Athletics
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania is a Member of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), with many of the sports being in the NCAA Division II (with football) classification. The most popular sports played are listed below:
- Baseball (Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference)
- Basketball (Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference)
- Field Hockey
- Football (Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference)
- Lacrosse
- Soccer
- Softball
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Track and Field, Indoor
- Track and Field, Outdoor
- Track and Field, X-Country
- Wrestling
Programs Offered
The program list below is organized by areas of study. The programs that have a link will direct you to the program's profile page where you can learn more about education requirements and career pathways.
Get more information about the programs offered by Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania by clicking the request information to the right.
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Business and Marketing Studies
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- Elementary Education (B, M)
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- Educational and Instructional Media Design (M)
- Reading Teacher Education (M)
- Guidance Counselor (M)
- Education, Teaching Individuals with Hearing Impairments (M)
- Early Childhood Education (M)
- Educational Administration
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- Nursing (B, M)
- Audiology and Speech Pathology (B)
- Radiology Technician (B)
- Health Preparatory Programs (B)
- Speech and Language Pathology (M)
- Communication Disorders Sciences and Services (M)
- Athletic Training (M)
- Health Physics (B)
- Audiology, Hearing Sciences (D)
- Radiologic Technology (M)
- Psychology (B)
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- Rhetoric and Composition (B)
- English (B)
Communications and Journalism
- Media Studies (B)
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
- Biology (B, M)
Security and Protective Services
- Criminal Justice (B)
Public Administration and Social Services
- Social Work (B)
Recreation and Fitness Studies
- Health and Physical Education, Fitness (B)
- Kinesiology And Exercise Science (M)
Mathematics and Statistics
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- French Language and Literature (B)
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Philosophy and Religious Studies
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Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Humanistic Studies (B)
Other 4-Year Public Colleges Nearby
The list of nearby schools has been selected by researching which schools offer similar programs to Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania.
- Pennsylvania State University - Penn State Hazleton in Hazleton, PA (22 miles away)
- Pennsylvania State University - Penn State Schuylkill in Schuylkill Haven, PA (29 miles away)
- Pennsylvania State University - Penn State Wilkes - Barre in Lehman, PA (32 miles away)
- Kutztown University of Pennsylvania in Kutztown, PA (49 miles away)
- Pennsylvania State University - Penn State Lehigh Valley in Center Valley, PA (51 miles away)
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This beer pours an amber color with a small head that falls quickly and leaves some lacing on the glass. The aroma is all about the citrus/grapefruit hops. The flavor is a nice mix of the caramel malts and the citrus hops - not overpowered in either respect. The mouthfeel is medium and the drinkability is good.
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Poured into a tulip glass. Had a nice golden brown color with a fluffy white head.
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I was expecting more hops from the folks over at Stone. That being said, this brew is delecious. Outstanding color, a deep copper/amberish with a big fluffy white head. The head on this beer is outstanding, very much like that on Sierra Nevadas Celebration Ale. I prefer this to Stones IPA, it seems to me to be a bit more complex and balanced with the malts coming through and not so hop dominated. Very nice.
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The Los Angeles Police Museum
6045 York Boulevard, Los Angeles
Opened in 2001, the museum displays the rich history of the LAPD from its 1869 beginnings. Located in the 1925 Highland Park Police Station, the museum was salvaged and restored to its original Renaissance Revival style and is a registered National Historic landmark.
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- The limited engagement Gangster Squad exhibition has been extended to MOTA Day.
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BETHESDA, MD 10 May 2013—Japan-based Health & Life Co. Ltd. on May 8 started recalling the atomizer that delivers Asthmanefrin, a nonprescription racepinephrine hydrochloride solution, because a washer could dislodge and become a choking hazard, the drug's manufacturer said.
Asthmanefrin maker Nephron Pharmaceuticals Corporation said in a press release that the recall pertains to EZ Breathe Atomizers distributed from August 3, 2012, through April 24, 2013.
Specifically, the company said, the recall affects Asthmanefrin starter kits from lots R2029A, R2029B, R2039A, R2042A, R2045A, and R2047A; atomizers with a serial number in the range of 1206034476–1206069065, 1209069180–1209069202, 1207003710–1207038299, 1209069203–1209069460, 1207046505–1207081124, 1210000001–1210103680, 1208027421–1208062155, 1210104001–1210104044, or 1209000001–1209069179; and replacement medication cups from lots 120902, 120903, and 120904.
The drug solution, according to its "Drug Facts" label, is for use by people with asthma.
Nephron said consumers who have one of the atomizers affected by the recall should stop using the device and call 855-413-8920, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EDT, to return and replace it at no charge.
Distributors and customers who obtained their atomizers directly from the company are being notified by direct mail, e-mail, or telephone, Nephron said.
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Grilled Chicken and Lemon Salad
"When it's in season, I sometimes substitute thin, blanched, fresh asparagus for the sugar snap peas. Freshly squeezed lemon juice is essential to the flavor of this salad." -Michael Ruggeberg, Aspen, CO
Yield: 4 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 259
- Calories from fat: 25%
- Fat: 7.1g
- Saturated fat: 1.2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 40.5g
- Carbohydrate: 5.3g
- Fiber: 0.8g
- Cholesterol: 99mg
- Iron: 1.5mg
- Sodium: 332mg
- Calcium: 35mg
- Chicken:
- 3/4 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 4 (6-ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
- Cooking spray
- Salad:
- 1 cup sugar snap peas, trimmed
- 1/2 cup red bell pepper strips
- 1/2 cup yellow bell pepper strips
- 1/2 cup (1/4-inch-thick) slices zucchini
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 tablespoon extravirgin olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 4 lemon wedges (optional)
- To prepare chicken, combine the first 4 ingredients in a large zip-top plastic bag. Add chicken to bag, and seal. Marinate in the refrigerator 1 hour, turning occasionally.
- Prepare grill.
- Remove chicken from bag; discard marinade. Place chicken on a grill rack coated with cooking spray; grill 6 minutes on each side or until done. Cool completely; cut into 1/4-inch-thick slices.
- To prepare salad, cook peas in boiling water 30 seconds. Drain, and rinse with cold water. Drain. Combine peas and next 7 ingredients (through black pepper) in a large bowl; add chicken, tossing to combine. Place 1 3/4 cups chicken salad on each of 4 plates. Serve with lemon wedges, if desired.
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- COURSE: Main Dishes, Salads
- CONVENIENCE: Kid-Friendly, Make-Ahead
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Wyloge talks about CD1 and Prop. 109
Published: October 4, 2010 at 7:02 pm
Arizona Capitol Times reporter Evan Wyloge discusses the latest developments in the race for Arizona's 1st Congressional District, as well as the arguments behind Proposition 109.
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October 10th, 2010 at 9:45 am[...] incumbent Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick and challenger Paul Gosar, was a videotaped segment on the Arizona Capitol Times and ABC15's Daybreak show. "It's true their ads have gotten pretty [...]


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AATU (Tianjin University Research Institute of Architectural Design and Urban Planning) recently won an international competition to design the new Transportation & Industrial Park for Luoniushan, a well-known food-processing company in China. Located in Sanya in the Hainan Province, the new park will include the company's headquarters, industrial…
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Notes & References: | AIA Hershenow + Klippenstein Architects 1999 AIA NEVADA DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS: AIA Nevada Service Award, Winner. UNLV Architecture Studies Library holds: cover letter, nomination letter, AIA involvement, community and professional involvement, resume, letters of support AIA, Las Vegas Chapter, honors local projects. Construction Connection (Nov. 1999): 18. ASL File #: AWARD 15 Architects host annual design awards gala. Las Vegas Review Journal 24 October 1999: 1M, 4M. ASL File #: AWARD 7 *Max Hershenow, Jr. won the 1999 AIA Nevada Service Award. |