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Project Fact Sheets
Fact Sheets
Fact Sheet: Clear Zone Habitat Conservation on a South Carolina Airstrip (Legacy 07-367) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Strategic Management of Invasive Species (Legacy 11-114) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Strategic Management of Invasive Species in the Northwest United States - Workshop (Legacy 11-114).
Fact Sheet: National Public Lands Day 2011 (Legacy 11-086) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Tracing The Geographic Origin of Migratory Birds (Legacy 10-427) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Tracing the Geographic Origin of Migratory Birds Breeding on DoD Lands Using Stable Isotopes (Legacy 10-427).
Fact Sheet: Occupancy and Distribution - Le Conte's Thrasher (Legacy 10-343) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Status and Distribution of Le Conte's Thrasher (Toxostoma lecontei) - a species at-risk on three southwestern military installations (Legacy 10-343).
Fact Sheet: Monitoring Migratory Birds Using Automated Acoustic Technologies (Legacy 10-245) (PDF)
Continuation Year 4.
Fact Sheet: National Public Lands Day 2010 (Legacy 10-086) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Cerulean Warbler Occurrence Atlas for Military Installations - Year 2 (Legacy 10-429) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Species at Risk on DoD Lands - Updated Analysis, Report, and Maps (Legacy 10-247) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Natural Resources Program Support (Legacy 10-397) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Climate Change Adaptive Management Tools and Strategies (Legacy 10-466) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Propagation and Culture of Species at Risk Atlantic Pigtoe (Legacy 10-450) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: WNS & Bats: DoD Readiness on Military Installations (Legacy 10-445) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Habitat Use at Multiple Scales by Pinyon-Juniper Birds (Legacy 10-425) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: The Tracer Ignition Minimization (TIM) Tool (Legacy 10-374) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Natural Resources Program Communications and Education Strategy (Legacy 10-467) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Natural Resources Initiative Support: PIF, PARC (Legacy 10-468) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Grassland Bird Productivity on Military Airfields (Legacy 09-408) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Sikes Act Outreach and Education (Legacy 09-417) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Conservation Supports the Mission (Legacy 09-459) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Pollinators of TERS plants on DoD Installations in the SE (Legacy 09-391) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Habitat Use at Multiple Scales by Pinyon-Juniper Birds on DoD Lands (Legacy 09-425) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Propagation of Species At Risk Atlantic Pigtoe on Military Installations (Legacy 09-450) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: 2009 Intensive Plant Conservation Workshop-Berkeley, CA (Legacy 09-364) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Emerging Threat to America's Bats: White-Nose Syndrome (Legacy 09-445) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Cerulean Warbler Occurrence Atlas for Military Installations (Legacy 09-429) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Automated Bird and Amphibian Species Identification Computer Program (Legacy 09-345) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: The Noxious and Nuisance Plant Management System [PMIS] (Legacy 09-229) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Implementation of the DoD Coordinated Bird Monitoring Plan (Legacy 09-440) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: National Public Lands Day 2009 (Legacy 09-086) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Coral Reef Initiative Database (Legacy 09-306) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Threatened and Endangered Species Document Repository Tool (Legacy 08-402) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Spatial Ecology of the San Nicolas Island Fox (Legacy 08-308) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Landscape-Level Habitat Associations: Desert Tortoises (Legacy 08-385) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Pollinators of TER-S Plants on DoD Installations in Western States (Legacy 08-391) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Avian Response to Grassland Management on Military Airfields (Legacy 08-381) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Grassland Bird Productivity on Military Airfields (Legacy 08-408) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Developing Protocols for Establishing a Restoration Nursery (Legacy 08-326) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Department of Defense National Public Lands Day 2008 (Legacy 08-086) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Partners in Flight Program Management and Technical Support (Legacy 08-1717) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Automated Bird and Amphibian Species Identification Computer Program (Legacy 07-345) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Partners in Flight Program Management (Legacy 07-1717) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Pilot Conservation Law Enforcement Program Course (Legacy 07-379) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Intensive Plant Conservation Training Workshop (Legacy 07-364) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Listed Plant Species Evaluation (Legacy 07-368) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Digital Radio Telemetry Monitoring of San Nicolas Island Foxes (Legacy 07-308) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: The North Carolina Sandhills Weed Management Area: Sharing DoD Invasive Plant Species Management Strategies with Installation Neighbors (Legacy 07-334) (PDF)
Summarizes the objectives and accomplishments of this project to assist NCSWMA implementing regional invasive plant management strategies at Fort Bragg and Camp Mackall, North Carolina.
Fact Sheet: DoD Partners in Flight Program Management and Technical Support (Legacy 07-17) (PDF)
This fact sheet summarizes the activities and accomplishments of the DoD Partners in Flight program for fiscal year 2007.
Fact Sheet: The Grassland Birds of US Navy Lands in Southern Texas (Legacy 07-189) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Carolina Species at Risk Project (Legacy 07-348) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Department of Defense National Public Lands Day 2007 (Legacy 07-086) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: State Wildlife Action Plans - Shared Threats & Conservation Actions (Legacy 07-338) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Legacy Geospatial Data Warehouse and Discovery Portal Phase 1 (Legacy 07-341) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Quantifying Impacts of Groundwater Withdrawal on Avian Communities (Legacy 06-290) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Conserve Gray Bat to Achieve Recovery (Legacy 06-297) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Department of Defense National Public Lands Day 2006 (Legacy 06-086) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: The North Carolina Sandhills Weed Management Area: Facilitating Regional, Invasive Species Management Partnerships Among DoD and Neighboring Land Stewards (Legacy 06-334) (PDF)
This 3 page fact sheet details a project that formed the Weed Management Area (WMA) partnership of Federal, State and local government agencies, as well as, individuals, and various interested groups that cooperatively manage non-native invasive plant species (NIS) in the NC Sandhills. The fact sheet summarizes the project objectives and accomplishments to date.
Fact Sheet: DoD Pacific Islands Region Threatened, Endangered, and At-Risk Species Workshop Proceedings (Legacy 06-298) (PDF)
April 2007. This fact sheet summarizes the Pacific Islands TER-S workshop held in Honolulu HI in 2006, what was achieved and who to contact for additional information.
Fact Sheet: The Role of DoD Lands for Endangered Species Protection (Legacy 06-302) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Remote Monitoring of Island Foxes (Legacy 06-308) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Coral Ecosystem & Marine Resource Initiative - T/E Sensitive Species (Legacy 06-306) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Species at Risk - AZ / NM Military Ranges (Legacy 06-299) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: State-wide Conservation Forums to Facilitate Cooperative Conservation (Legacy 06-331) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: DoD Partners in Flight Program Management (Legacy 05-1717) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Front Range Eco-Regional Partnership (Legacy 05-249) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Conserving Integral Units of Chihuahuan Desert Biodiversity (Legacy 05-112) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Grand Bay-Banks Lake Stewardship Partnership - Phase II (Legacy 05-158) (PDF)
November 2006. Summarizes this project that involved the development of preliminary hydrological and fire management plans for the area as well as a monitoring plan to track the impacts of management action or inaction on the rare species and natural communities found at GBBL.
Fact Sheet: Identifying Management Strategies for Reversing Declines of Neotropical Landbirds of Conservation Concern on Military Installations (Legacy 05-103) (PDF)
This document summarizes a project that gathered information on declining BCC Neotropical land birds to ultimately develop land management recommendations for DoD lands in the southeastern U.S. This Legacy-funded project utilized the Monitoring of Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) program to provide critical demographic data on 100+ species in the eastern and central US, which will be the basis for subsequent landscape management strategies to be employed in DoD installations in that region.
Fact Sheet: Department of Defense National Public Lands Day 2005 (Legacy 05-086) (PDF)
This fact sheet summarizes the ongoing National Public Lands Day project accomplishments for 2005.
Fact Sheet: Threatened, Endangered, and At-risk Species (TER-S) Technology Transfer (Legacy 05-242) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Technology-based Decision-support Planning Tools (Legacy 05-276) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Engagement with Academia and Research Centers Project (Legacy 05-282) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Integrating NEPA with EMS through GIS (Legacy 05-284) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: The Performance of Reefs Constructed from Military Armored Vehicles (Legacy 05-48) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Revision of DoD Biodiversity Conservation Handbook - Phase I (Legacy 05-247) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Maintaining and Implementing Sustainable INRMPs Course (Legacy 05-240) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Georgia Species at Risk (Legacy 04-154) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Wildland Fire Risk Assessment of Western Military Installations (Legacy 04-230) (PDF)
Species at Risk (SAR) Assessment and Recommendations: Part II Planning and Management (Legacy 03-154) (PDF)
This fact sheet summarizes a project that identified targeted SAR, determined the steps necessary to prevent any further declines in the population of the species of concern on or near the targeted military installation, expanded SAR identification to all military installations, including National Guard, targeted one of the original four target species for follow-up work, and promoted the coordination of a Grassland partnership.
Fact Sheet: Near Surface Sound Propagation, a Key to Alerting Right Whales of Approaching DoD Ships (Legacy 02-145) (DOC)
This document summarizes a project that measured bow hull effects and acoustic shadowing in order to ultimately develop practical warning systems for sea vessels approaching Right Whales and other marine mammals.
Fact Sheet: Developing a Model SAV Project for DoD Installations in the Chesapeake Bay (Legacy 02-60) (DOC)
This document summarizes a project that involved a 2 day workshop and resulted in a comprehensive SAV restoration handbook for military installations within the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Regional Ecosystem Management in the North Carolina South Hills (Legacy 02-161) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Conservation of Indigenous Birds on Wake Atoll (Legacy 01-134) (DOC)
This document summarizes a project dealing with the removal and eradication of feral cats on Wake Atoll (Marshall Islands, Micronesia) in order to preserve the indigenous birds whose numbers were declining due to heavy predation by numerous feral cats.
Fact Sheet: Chesapeake Bay Program Interagency Partnership: Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (Legacy 00-36) (DOC)
This document summarizes a project that, using existing restoration planting, identified the best areas within the bay and resulted in the development of low cost, long term SAV monitoring protocols.
Fact Sheet: 2006 Annual Report DoD Partners in Flight Program (PDF)
This 2 page fact sheet details the accomplishments of the DoD Partners in Flight Program for 2006 in such areas as Conserving Birds and their Habitats, Partnerships and Leadership, Accomplishments and Recognition, Migratory Bird Legislation, and Getting the Word Out.
Field Evaluation of Chemical Methods for Brown Tree Snake Management (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Model Invasive Species Control Project: Yellow Starthistle (NR) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: The Sonoran Pronghorn (DoD/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) (PDF)
Fact Sheet: Successful T and E Species Recovery (DoD/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) (PDF)


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Grantown on Spey
Grantown Museum tells the story of the founding of this planned town, bringing the story up to date using modern and traditional display methods
Dulnain Bridge
Award-winning attraction with unique heather story exhibition, extensive gift shop, large garden centre selling 300 different heathers, antique shop, famous Clootie Dumpling Restaurant and children's play area.
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Grantown on Spey
Abernethy Forest is a remnant of the Caledonian Forest in Strathspey.
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Nethy Bridge
The Loch Garten Osprey Centre is the ideal spot to observe these magnificent birds.
Enjoy a warm and welcoming atmosphere at the Tomintoul Art Gallery, home to artist in residence, Jane Lannagan.
Arts & Crafts
This small art studio and gallery in the Highland village of Carrbridge hosts constantly changing exhibitions that the work of its owners the Buttress family.
Parks & Gardens
Set in 30 acres of native pinewood, Landmark offers a host of adventurous activities and fun things to see and do for all ages.
Country Estates
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John Mersch, MD, FAAPDr. Mersch received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California, San Diego, and prior to entering the University Of Southern California School Of Medicine, was a graduate student (attaining PhD candidate status) in Experimental Pathology at USC. He attended internship and residency at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. Medical Editor:
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical EditorMelissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology. IN THIS ARTICLE
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Roundup: Manchester United wins, build 12-point lead in English Premier League
Manchester United opened a season-high, 12-point lead in the English Premier League, defeating Everton, 2-0, Sunday on goals by Ryan Giggs and Robin van Persie.
The 40-year-old Giggs beat goalkeeper Tim Howard, a native of North Brunswick, in the 13th minute to become the only person to score in every season of the Premier League, which began in 1992-93. Van Persie scored in first-half stoppage time, his league-high 19th goal this season.
Seeking to extend its record for league titles to 20, Manchester United (21-3-2) has 65 points, while defending champion Manchester City (15-3-8) has 53 following Saturday's 3-1 loss at Southampton.
"We've got to win our games regardless of what happens with City and if we concentrate on our own games, we'll be OK," United manager Alex Ferguson said.
United plays at Real Madrid on Wednesday in the first leg of the second round of the Champions League.
Also Sunday, Aston Villa climbed out of the relegation zone by beating West Ham, 2-1, and Christian Benteke's penalty kick in the 74th minute and Charles N'Zogbia's goal on a free kick in the 78th.
No stopping Messi
Lionel Messi extended his Spanish league record by scoring in his 13th straight match, and Barcelona routed visiting Getafe, 6-1.
Andres Iniesta passed for Alexis Sanchez for the opening goal in the sixth minute, and Messi scored in the 13th off another move started by Iniesta.
Messi's goal was his league-leading 35th in the league this season and 46th in all competitions. It was the 299th of his Barcelona career in all competitions.


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Alfonso Miller believes that wine is not only a beverage, but also a work of art—an indulgence that promotes friendly conversation and warm feelings of goodwill. It certainly promoted both while he traveled through wine regions around the globe, inhaling bouquets and savoring sips in search of the finest cabernets, rieslings, and sauvignons. Now, Alfonso brings his enthusiasm for wine and years of industry experience to The Art of Wine, a wine bar and retail boutique that was credited for "changing the idea of what a wine store should be" by reporters from Advocate magazine.
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Before John Lintner began leading jogging tours past the sculpture garden at the Dallas Museum of Art and the gothic splendor of the Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe, he was bustling with tour groups along the Mississippi River bluffs in Memphis. Aside from being an invigorating workout, running is his favorite way to charge into a new city's atmosphere and history. So when he moved to Dallas, it was only natural that he'd keep his stride and offer tours of his new home.
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Range: | Southwestern United States to Kansas |
Season: | Summer to late fall |
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Leaves: | Alternate, twice-pinnate and feather-like, to 4" long; gray-green |
Flowers: | Tiny heads of inconspicuous flowers grouped on spike-like stems, male and female flowers in separate heads on the same plant |
Flowering Season: | Summer to late fall |
Fruits: | Small, single-seeded with hook-tipped spines |
Allergenic Components: | Pollen |
Allergenic Properties: | Respiratory |
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text: Standing in the corner, watching all the love and romance Watching the twirling couples with envy as they dance The fast ones and the slow ones, they dance the night away But I remembered what you told me, just the other day. Yes you can dance if you long to, dance your night away Dance until the dawn arrives, and the start of a new day. But no matter how long you dance or which partner you dance with Remember they just want to dance, they don't have love to give. The dance that is important is the last dance of the night The last dance that you dance, will be with the one who loves you right. When we are on the dance floor, and the rest of the dancers are gone The dance will be for us my love, a dance of love that goes on and on. On the dance floor of desire which is the dance floor of such love We'll dance the last dance together, as close as hand in glove. The last dance will be a slow one, and will last our whole lives through So save that last dance for me my love, the one that loves you true. ©~GG~ 10/01/2013


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German (Dortmund, Germany, 1953 - 1997, Vienna, Austria)Das Pferd und die Tiefe Künstlerbücher (The Horse and the Abyss Artists' Books), from the portfolio Mut zum Druck (Courage to Print)
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Google's OS could dominate much more than smartphones.
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Russia blamed as cyber attacks target Ukraine
Snake or Ouroboros - among new tools potentially used for cyber attacks aimed at the new government in Ukraine.
Bitcoin creator identity still a mystery
The world is little closer to knowing for sure who invented Bitcoin, despite claims the enigmatic "Satoshi Nakamoto" behind the computer-coded currency has been unmasked.
Malcolm Turnbull starts fifth NBN audit
Lia Timson Malcolm Turnbull has commissioned a fifth audit of the national broadband network since coming to office in September.
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SXSW festival may see next big thing come from elsewhere
Innovators from the world over have arrived at South by Southwest Festival in Texas.
Stores stock 'Merkel's cryptophone' as privacy concerns grow
German company Secusmart has sold thousands of secure smartphones used by top government officials such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Bitcoin's 'father' denies any ties, wrangles free lunch
A reclusive Japanese American man thought to be the father of Bitcoin has emerged from his Southern California home and denied any involvement with the digital currency.
Gaming Google: the benefits of getting hacked
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Young children can code, says toymaker
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Target's tech chief leaves, makes way for cyber security overhaul
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Highlights from Round Four of the Heineken Cup as Treviso take on Ulster.
Sun December 15 2013
Sat March 15 2014
American John Isner is through to the semi-finals at the Indian Wells ATP Masters after a straight sets victory over Latvia's Ernests Gulbis.
West Brom striker Nicolas Anelka announces that he has terminated his contract with the club but the club say they have heard nothing from the player.
Sol Campbell talks candidly with Geoff Shreeves about his new books and his football career.
Sky Sports F1's Natalie Pinkham catches up with McLaren driver Jenson Button who has described 2014 as an emotional rollercoaster following the death of his father John Button in January.
Sky Sports F1's Simon Lazenby plays the role of therapist and mediator as Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo interview each other ahead of the new season.
With so many changes to the sporting and technical regulations in 2014, Sky Sports F1's Ted Kravitz takes you through the challenges teams face where aerodynamics is concerned.
Fri March 14 2014
Man of the match Ian Thornley celebrated a hat-trick of tries to help his Wigan side beat Hull KR 34-20.
Wigan and Hull KR treated us to a great game of rugby and Liam Farrell scored the try of the night for Wigan and helped them secure a 34-20 win.
John Carew joins Fenners and Merse to talk about his football career, working in the film industry and he takes part in game of Fantasy Fun.
Man v Food presenter and Tottenham fan Adam Richman enjoys some fantasy fun.
John Carew picks the best players he has played with on The Fantasy Football Club.
Simon Holmes has some drills helping you with alignment for your putting stroke & improving your stance with your irons
Shane Watson was delighted with Australia's win over South Africa ahead of the cricket World Cup.
SA captain Francois du Plessis gave his reaction to his side losing their 3rd T20 ODI to Australia.
Aberdeen face Inverness in the Scottish League Cup final - both teams reach the final with different perspectives.
With £250,000 up for grabs in this season's Soccer Saturday's Super 6, Jeff Stelling gives you a helping hand.
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers says the club are where they deserve to be in the league and insists he is focused on his own side, not Manchester United.
Fulham manager Felix Magath believes Alan Pardew's stadium ban could give his side an advantage when they host Newcastle at Craven Cottage on Saturday.
Manchester United manager David Moyes says he was very pleased to hear recent comments by striker Robin van Persie, who said he wants to commit his long-term future to the club.
Alex Payne is joined by Shane Horgan and Gary Gold, as they discuss a tough time for Warren Gatland's Wales side.
Natalie Pinkham takes you through all the different ways to watch F1 with Sky Sports this season.
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini concedes Sergio Aguero will be out for a couple of weeks after limping off against Barcelona, but remains hopeful the striker will be back soon.
Ian Ward tells you what to expect from the ICC World T20 Zone, our matchday show during the T20 World Cup.
Jamie Redknapp joins Ed Draper for an extended preview of the huge Super Sunday clash between old rivals Manchester United and Liverpool.
Alex Payne looks ahead to an exciting final weekend of action from the RBS Six Nations.
Ed Chamberlin looks ahead to Fulham's match with Newcastle.
Ed Chamberlin looks ahead to Stoke's match with West Ham.
Jamie Redknapp looks ahead to an eagerly anticipated north London derby, which is part of Super Sunday on Sky Sports.
Ed Chamberlin preview's Southampton's clash with Norwich.
Ed Chamberlin looks ahead to Cardiff's trip to Goodison Park.
Jamie Redknapp looks ahead to Hull's match with Manchester City.
Jamie Redknapp previews West Brom's trip to Swansea.
Ed Chamberlin looks ahead to Sunderland's match with Crystal Palace.
Jamie Redknapp looks ahead to Aston Villa v Chelsea, which you can watch live on Sky Sports.
Cardiff City manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hopes their win over Fulham last week will give his players a boost, but insists the pressure is still on.
Crystal Palace manager Tony Pulis says his side's good recent form must not distract his players from remembering they are in a battle for Premier League survival.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says the Premier League table isn't a true reflection of the situation, claiming Manchester City are still favourites for the title.
Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino says he is looking forward to meeting new chairman Ralph Krueger, while admitting there is no certainty over his future.
Hull manager Steve Bruce says he and David Meyler have already forgiven Alan Pardew for the head-butting incident that saw the Newcastle boss earn a seven-match ban.
Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has been named the Premier League's Player of the Month after scoring five goals for the Reds in February.
Sam Allardyce has been named Premier League Manager of the Month after guiding West Ham to a 100 per cent record in February.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed Mesut Ozil's hamstring injury will keep him out for around three to six weeks.
Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood revealed he was disappointed with the behaviour of Benfica coach Jorge Jesus in their 3-1 Europa League defeat to the Portuguese club.
A round-up of the news ahead of this weekend's Australian Grand Prix.
A review of the first two practice sessions in Australia for the first Grand Prix of the 2014 season.
Rookie McLaren driver Kevin Magnussen was happy with his first ever F1 performance in Melbourne on Friday, but admits that he is having to adjust to the premier series.
Mandy Koukash, wife of Salford owner Marwan, has confirmed she has made a bid for Bradford Bulls, but they insist there will be no conflict of interests.
McLaren's Jenson Button has admitted that the MP4-29 felt better than expected going round Albert Park, but has concerns about fuel consumption and how it will affect the racing.
Adrian Lewis admitted he was lucky to win his Premier League match against Gary Anderson.
Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg finished second behind teammate Lewis Hamilton in the time sheets following P2 in Melbourne but had concerns over the breaking set up.
Nottingham favourite Carl Froch enjoyed Premier League action this week and says there can only be one winner ahead of his fight with George Groves.
Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo has admitted that the team are happy with Friday's performance, but will not get ahead of themselves.
Despite missing most of P1 following a sensor issue with his car, Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton was happy and comfortable with his overall performance, topping the time sheets in P2.
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Marussia's Max Chilton clips the trolley of one of his crew when pitting in the first practice session.
Listen in to four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel as he takes his Red Bull to the Albert Park track in Melbourne.
McLaren driver Jenson Button takes to the Albert Park circuit, listen in to the MP4-29.
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After a disastrous pre-season by their own standards, Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has conceded the team are in trouble compared to the rest of the grid, but doesn't know by how much.
Following his second win of the season, Phil Taylor admits he has been working on his grip after inconsistencies in his recent performances.
Phil Taylor has his second win in this season's Premier League after a narrow win over Dave Chisnall.
Despite being beaten by England in the third T20, West Indies captain Darren Sammy is taking a lot of positives from the series.
Eoin Morgan was happy with the performance of England who ended the Twenty20 series against the West Indies on a high with a five-run victory in the final match in Barbados.
England One-Day Coach Ashley Giles was full of praise for Chris Jordan who helped his side to victory with the bat over the West Indies.
Chris Jordan hit 4 sixes off the last five balls of England's innings to set the West Indies 166 to win. England held their nerve to win by five runs.
Thu March 13 2014
England batsman Jonathan Trott speaks publicly for the first time since his Ashes exit in our exclusive documentary at 7pm this Sunday on Sky Sports 1.
Last weekend Richmond & Blackheath played each other for the 150th time making it the oldest club fixture in the world.
Shane Horgan discusses the impact Brian O'Driscoll's had on Irish rugby ahead of his retirement.
Nick Knight advises that you need two things to hit the cricket ball far, a big bat and big muscles!
Peter Beagrie hailed the work of Chris Powell at Charlton but says once the new owners came in, changes were inevitable.
Rugby Club look ahead to the final round of the 2014 Six Nations.
Highlights of Day One of the Hassan II Trophy from Golf du Palais Royal.
Former Rangers captain Derek Johnstone gives his thoughts on his former club clinching the Scottish League One title.
Butch Harmon answers some questions including who he thinks could be the 2014 major winners and the ones to watch.
We go back through some of the most memorable moments from previous North London derby encounters between Arsenal and Tottenham in the Premier League. Read our accompanying feature article.
Everton boss Roberto Martinez does not see the Europa League as a hindrance and says it would help the club move forward.
Garry Monk says his Swansea team deserved a day off at Cheltenham as a reward for their hard work.
Johnny and Adam look ahead to another top night of boxing as Tony Bellew takes on Valery Brudov at Echo Arena Liverpool.
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HAL : in2p3-00679939, version 1 |
arXiv : 1202.2788 |
DOI : 10.1103/PhysRevD.85.122007 |
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Physical Review D 85 (2012) 122007 |
All-sky search for gravitational-wave bursts in the second joint LIGO-Virgo run |
LIGO, VIRGO Collaboration(s) |
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We present results from a search for gravitational-wave bursts in the data collected by the LIGO and Virgo detectors between July 7, 2009 and October 20, 2010: data are analyzed when at least two of the three LIGO-Virgo detectors are in coincident operation, with a total observation time of 207 days. The analysis searches for transients of duration < 1 s over the frequency band 64--5000 Hz, without other assumptions on the signal waveform, polarization, direction or occurrence time. All identified events are consistent with the expected accidental background. We set frequentist upper limits on the rate of gravitational-wave bursts by combining this search with the previous LIGO-Virgo search on the data collected between November 2005 and October 2007. The upper limit on the rate of strong gravitational-wave bursts at the Earth is 1.3 events per year at 90% confidence. We also present upper limits on source rate density per year and Mpc^3 for sample populations of standard-candle sources. As in the previous joint run, typical sensitivities of the search in terms of the root-sum-squared strain amplitude for these waveforms lie in the range 5 10^-22 Hz^-1/2 to 1 10^-20 Hz^-1/2. The combination of the two joint runs entails the most sensitive all-sky search for generic gravitational-wave bursts and synthesizes the results achieved by the initial generation of interferometric detectors. |
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APC - Cosmologie et Gravitation
Thème(s) | : | Physique/Relativité Générale et Cosmologie Quantique |
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11/13/2012 -- Phakamisa is a social uplifting and empowerment ministry of the Pinetown Methodist Church in South Africa, funded by United Methodist Women since 2010. - Responsively Yours: Break Stalemates to Peace
10/01/2012 -- Have the tragic shootings around the country this year prompted you to prayer and action or are you stunned? Like Jesus' lament in Luke 19; for we do not know the "things that make for peace." - That We May All Live Together
03/08/2012 -- Three of the ten United Methodist Women supported-delegates to the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations (CSW) attended the international meeting through the United Methodist Church partner, the Asian Rural Institute (ARI) in Japan. - Women, War & Peace
10/11/2011 -- Join United Methodist Women members around the country in watching this important series that highlights the importance of women's voices in conflict and the necessity of ending war if we are to ever live in the world of peace God intended for us. - Directors Celebrate Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee
10/10/2011 -- Women's Division directors had a discussion the following evening with Abigail Disney, executive producer for "Women, War & Peace," a five-part series on PBS, and producer of "Pray the Devil Back to Hell," a documentary in which Leymah Gbowee is a central... - British Methodist Church Leaders Call for Political Progress 10 Years Since 9/11
09/08/2011 -- A decade on from the 9/11 attacks British Church leaders are calling for the Government to examine its use of military force in response to violent extremism. - The Criminalization of Communities of Color in the United States
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Feed Costs Drive Up Turkey PricesThanksgiving is over a month away, but one local business is already preparing for the holiday, and some of their prices are a bit higher than last year. Bates Turkey Farm sells nearly 20,000 turkeys during the holidays, but the cost of fuel and feed is making the price for these holiday meals more expensive by the pound.
The owners of Bates Turkey Farm say over the past five years, turkey prices have nearly doubled. That's because the cost of feeding the turkeys is so high. Becky Sloane, says high corn prices, a main part of turkey feed, have to do with ethanol gas production, "it has made the price of corn more than double, and course that affects any farmer."
Sloane says their turkeys this year will be between 10 to 20 cents more per pound. Thomas Bates says they don't make very much off of the turkeys they raise because of the expense of it all, "Its made it hard to keep doing this, it really has."
Bates says although prices in corn have dropped a bit this year, it hasn't been a large enough drop to offset costs. Even though the turkeys will cost a bit more this year, Bates customers says that won't keep them from buying the turkeys.
Evelyn Poole, a Birmingham resident and Greenville native says, "Not at all, always get our turkeys from Bates, and if the prices go up, so be it. I mean their turkeys are the best, all natural, no additives, free range, so you really can't beat it."
John Rouse, a Mobile Resident, says, "You know the Turkey's good and we like Bates' Turkey."
Sloane says although the price for fresh turkeys will be higher, the prices for smoked turkeys will not be as affected.
Bates turkeys will also be available in Montgomery at the Farmer's Market for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Bates tells us they will begin processing turkeys within the coming weeks to be ready for holiday feasts.
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