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During his formative years, archaeologist Stuart Munro-Hay had the good fortune to work with the esteemed scholar Neville Chittick of the British Institute of Eastern Africa, as he excavated the Iron Age site of Aksum in what is now Ethiopia. The 1974 excavation proved a thrilling experience, as is clear from the glimpse Stuart provides us with, into what the excavation was like and what he learned from it.
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Social emotional learning started out as I think, a little hobby that some people had. It was an idea that we thought would be a good thing to help kids feel better about themselves and maybe prevent some problems. But as we started to study the impact of this, we began to realize that this is a very serious part of education. That not one single classroom can function without a good inter-personal set of relationships between the kids, with each other and between the teacher and the kids, the teacher and the principal. The whole thing is inter-personal. So what we thought was sort of marginal and maybe a little off to the side, now we start to realize, this is the foundation of what all learning is about.
And then we started to reflect on teachers we've had when we were younger. And we all had teachers when we were younger. Some were good teachers, some were not so good. But you know, we all remember teachers who affected us in a profound way. And it turns out that what we learned from those teachers, has stayed with us longer than anything else, even when we've taken the standardized tests and passed tests and I took the Regents in New York and you do all that stuff. The only thing that matters is whether there was a caring context for what you learned, because that stays with you.
My own view is that we're starting to realize, social and emotional development is an absolutely essential part of academic success and success in life. Unapologetically, we have to make an integral part of everything that happens in schools. When that happens, I think we're gonna have schools that are more productive and I think we're gonna even transform kids to be the kinds of kids that I think we talk about when we say, "Oh we want our kids to become better citizens. We want our kids to be more caring." We need to give them opportunities to do that in the schools. And then they will actually turn around and do that in their lives.
So I am very excited about where we're at right now, but we're at a crossroads. The crossroads is that it's not something that only happens in classrooms. It's not something that only happens in programs. It's something that has to be a basic part of the way every single educator that steps into the building sees their job. Teachers, principals, psychologists, social workers, counselors, every school staff member, if you ask them, "What are you doing here?" Their first answer should be, "I'm here to promote the social and emotional and academic development of children. That's my job. That's what I'm here for." And we're going to do this in a collaborative way and that's how we have a chance to be successful. But we're not there yet and that's the big challenge that I see.
I'm involved in a project in New Jersey called developing safe and civil schools. And the State Department of Education of New Jersey, has mandated our project to try to bring social and emotional learning to all 2400 New Jersey schools. And we have over 600 districts and we're gonna do this. And the reason we're gonna do it, is because we don't have to start from scratch. It's already there. You talk to teachers and you ask them why they came into this field and they'll tell you, we wanted to affect children and make them into better people. We just have to provide the opportunities. And I think we'll find that when we build from the bottom up, when we take what's already in place, tweak it, nurture it and most of all, interconnect it, we are gonna be successful.
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At age 18 he traveled to Jerusalem, seeking to learn more about living in solitude. Soon he asked to be accepted as a disciple of a well-known local solitary, though initially he was regarded as too young to live completely as a hermit. Initially, Sabas lived in a monastery, where he worked during the day and spent much of the night in prayer. At the age of 30 he was given permission to spend five days each week in a nearby remote cave, engaging in prayer and manual labor in the form of weaving baskets. Following the death of his mentor, St. Euthymius, Sabas moved farther into the desert near Jericho. There he lived for several years in a cave near the brook Cedron. A rope was his means of access. Wild herbs among the rocks were his food. Occasionally men brought him other food and items, while he had to go a distance for his water.
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In the heat of summer, the woods I grew up in smelled like pine. Brown pine needles lay thick on the path, and in the dappled sun hung the bright green leaves of sassafras. We picked the leaves—mitten-shaped, oval, or like a small hand with three wide fingers—to chew as we walked. The leaf and stem have a spicy, sweet smell. Sassafras, which is native to North America, also has brilliant fall color and unusual green-yellow flowers in the spring. In our woods, sassafras was a small tree—barely 15 feet tall—but in other places it commonly grows to 40 or even 80 feet tall.
Common name: Sassafras Botanical name: Sassafras albidum Plant type: Deciduous tree Zones: 4 to 8 Height: To 80 feet tall and 50 feet wide; often smaller Family: Lauraceae
Growing conditions • Sun: Full sun to part shade • Soil: Rich, humusy, acidic, well-drained • Moisture: Average to moist
Care • Mulch: Mulch to help keep soil moist. • Pruning: S. albidum will sucker. If left alone, it will form a colony. The suckers can also make individual trees look shrubby. To maintain a single trunk, remove suckers as they appear. • Fertilizer: None needed.
Propagation • By seed
Pests and diseases • Not especially vulnerable to pests or diseases.
Garden notes • Sassafras grows in woods and fields and along roadsides. It often forms large colonies. Plant sassafras where you want to start a forest, establish a transition to woodlands, or create a natural screen. • S. albidum is also a good specimen tree, if you keep the suckers under control. • If male and female trees are growing in the same area, the female trees will develop blue-black berries on red stalks. • Though sassafras leaves are flavorful, be aware that in 1960, the FDA banned sassafras oil and safrole (an essential oil produced from sassafras root bark) from food and drugs. Studies showed they caused liver damage and cancer in animals.
All in the family • Sassafras is one of the few deciduous genera in Lauraceae, the laurel family. Most of the other genera are aromatic evergreens. • Familiar species in the laurel family include cinnamon, avocado, bay laurel, and spicebush.
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He's a famous movie reviewer, and he often does these "old vs new" things and I saw this. Thought you might want to hear another persons opinion of it.
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Hi guys,
I wanted to tell you about a tour I'm heading out on in October. It's probably the most ambitious (and most terrifying) tour I've agreed to be a part of it. It's three massive slabs of terror, really:
1. Imminent terror: It's SOON. We're going to head off on the 7th October and we've only just agreed the basic outline.
2. Unpredictable terror: By basic outline, we know which counties we'll be in each day, but we're leaving all gigs up to social media and you guys. We'll perform anywhere and everywhere, and we really, really mean it.
3. Nagging self-reflective terror: Throughout the tour we'll be thinking about, talking about and writing about death. A lot.
Yep, death. That clammy handed ending that we're all heading towards. It's probably the most universal and yet impossible theme to cover in writing. We all, without exception, experience death at one point in our lives, but those who do in full don't get to write about it. Because…well… they're dead.
It's just so big and so complicated a theme. And it's the source of a huge amount of really, really bad writing. As potentially really, really bad writers, it's a theme that myself, Tim Clare and MC Mixy have been thinking about a lot (we're great fun at parties). What happens to the poet, once dead? What can we learn from those who've already divebombed into the great unknown? Is it possible to raise an army of undead poets and take over the world, or will our ouija board get little more than a haiku?
All this and more will be explored, as we head off around the country in my battered VW Golf, trying to see as many poets' graves as possible. We're going to learn about each of their poets, their takes on the theme within their writing and see whether we can explore it ourselves, whilst hopefully not crashing the car and joining the party too early.
We're also going to write and perform all over the country to anyone who'll listen to us. And it's the performance side of this tour that's the really, really tricky bit. So far, all we've done is agree the graves that we're going to visit and the days that we're going to visit them. We now need people to perform to/things to do/places to stay/the smiles of the living to keep us going on our journey. And we're leaving all of it up to chance.
Or, more accurately we're leaving it up to you guys.
So, how do you get involved in our Death-a-thon*?
As we travel round we'll be letting you know where we are and we'll be looking for bars/schools/homes/bus stops to be invited to perform at. If you have any ideas for gigs in any of the locations, please contact us and let us know. We REALLY need you to scratch your heads on this. No idea is too ridiculous (a belief fully endorsed by the concept of the tour itself). We can perform anywhere and we can write about anything if it keeps us fed, warm and pays for petrol in the tank.
Here's the dates - what would you like us to do?
7th Oct, Monday – CORNWALL/DEVON
Sir John Betjemen – St Enodoc Church, Trebetherick, North Cornwall
Charles Causley – St Thomas Churchyard, Launceston, Cornwall
Ted Hughes – ashes scattered by River Taw, Dartmoor
Robert Herrick – unmarked grave, Dean Prior Church, Devon
8th Oct, Tuesday – SOMERSET/DORSET
TS Eliot – Parish Church of St. Michael, East Coker, Somerset
Cecil Day-Lewis, Thomas Hardy – St. Michael's Churchyard, Stinsford, Dorset
William Barnes – St. Peter's Churchyard, Winterborne Came, Dorset
Percy Bysshe Shelley – (heart only) St Peter's Churchyard, Bournemouth, Dorset
9th Oct, Wednesday – SOMERSET/WILTSHIRE/ISLE OF WIGHT
Siegfried Sassoon – St Andrew's Churchyard, Mells, Somerset
George Crabbe – St. James's Church, Trowbridge, Wiltshire
George Herbert – St Andrew's Church, Bemerton, Wiltshire
Algernon Charles Swinburne – Bonchurch, Isle of Wight
10th Oct, Thursday – LONDON
Geoffrey Chaucer, Robert Browning, John Dryden, Thomas Hardy, Samuel Johnson, John Masefield, Rudyard Kipling, Edmund Spenser, Alfred Tennyson… the motherlode, basically – Poets' Corner, Westminster Abbey
Samuel Taylor Coleridge – St. Michael's Church, Highgate
William Blake – Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, City Road, Finsbury
Alexander Pope – St Mary's Church, Twickenham
Christopher Marlowe – St. Nicholas's Church, Deptford
11th Oct, Friday – SUFFOLK/NORFOLK/CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Edward Fitzgerald – St Michael & All Angels, Boulge, Suffolk
William Cowper – St. Nicholas Church, East Dereham, Norfolk
John Clare – St. Botolph's churchyard, Helpston, Cambridgeshire
12th Oct, Saturday – NOTTINGHAMSHIRE/WARWICKSHIRE
Lord Byron – St. Mary Magdalene Church, Hucknall Torkard, Nottinghamshire
William Shakespeare – Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire
13th Oct, Sunday – SHROPSHIRE/SOUTH WALES
A E Housman – St. Lawrence's Church, Ludlow, Shropshire
Henry Vaughn – St Bridget's Church, Llansantffraed, Powys
Dylan Thomas – St. Martin's Church, Laugharne, Dyfed
14th Oct, Monday – YORKSHIRE/HULL
Sylvia Plath – St.Thomas' Churchyard, Heptonstall, West Yorkshire
Emily Brontë – St. Michael and All Angels' Church, Haworth, Yorkshire
Philip Larkin – Cottingham Municipal Cemetery, Eppleworth Road, Cottingham, Hull
15th Oct, Tuesday – CUMBRIA
Basil Bunting – Quaker graveyard at Brigflatts, Cumbria
William Wordsworth – St. Oswald's Churchyard, Grasmere, Cumbria
Robert Southey – St Kentigern's Churchyard, Crosthwaite, Keswick, Cumbria
Also, if you work in any area of media and fancy interviewing/writing/making a piece about our tour/mid life crises please get in contact. We can write to spec and we'd love to tell more people about our plan/mid life crisis.
You can find me on twitter - @montygristo
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My name's Mark. I'm a poet and Educational Consultant based in Peterborough. I became Poet Laureate of Peterborough in 2008, Chief Bard of the Fens in 2009 and Edinburgh Fringe Slam Champion in 2010. I've recently been on two national tours, whilst also completing an MA in Creative Writing at Goldsmith's University in London.
My double act, Dead Poets, appeared on BBC 6 Music with Steve Merchant, was shortlisted for the Wooda Arts Award, received six different 4 star reviews at Edinburgh and went on to tour nationally with Phrased and Confused.
My newest show, 'The Geek shall inherit the Earth', explores our desire to obsess over things, with me taking part in a range of (what I consider to be) nerdy practices. It involves me crashing a cookery show being filmed in Abergavenny, travelling to America to compete in the world's largest Risk tournament and also becoming an unlikely (and over dressed) battle rapper.
When I'm not touring, delivering teacher training or running creative writing workshops, I co-produce two spoken word events in Peterborough: Pint of Poetry at Charter's bar and Speakeasy at The Brewery Tap.
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Propulsion Research Center places 4 co-op students in local industries
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Four students from the Propulsion Research Center at UAH have been placed with local industries as part of the 2013 Industry/University Cooperative Graduate Student Research Program funded by UAH's Office of the Vice President for Research.
Christopher Paaymans , advised by Dr. James Blackmon, is doing cooperative research at Bangham Engineering Inc.; Patrick Giddens, advised by Dr. Jason Cassibry, is at The Boeing Co.; Joseph R. Buckley, advised by Dr. George Nelson, is at Plasma Processes; and Michael Mascaro, advised by Dr. Gabe Xu, is at Aerojet/Rocketdyne.
"The students are gaining practical, hands-on experiences that combine a research flavor with their academic adviser combined with practical application at the participating companies," said PRC Director Robert Frederick. "This is all about developing relationships between UAH and local businesses and understanding how we can fulfill specialized research needs that will benefit our partner companies."
Remote sensing moisture model could aid farmers
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Global farmers could get better decision-making help as refinements are made to North Alabama soil moisture modeling research being done by an atmospheric science doctoral student at UAH.
The models indicate how much added moisture would be needed in a given area versus historical data to achieve various crop yields, and they could aid in making expensive infrastructure investments by helping to determine their economic viability.
"The important thing that I want to stress is that this is not a predictive model, it is a decision-support model. It helps farmers and officials make decisions based on historical weather patterns," says doctoral student Vikalp Mishra. In areas where water is in short supply, irrigation infrastructure can be expensive and the model could help to determine its economic cost effectiveness.
UAH student's Panama forest research chosen for Congressional poster session
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A UAH student's innovative research on forest cover in Panama has been selected for the Council on Undergraduate Research's Posters on the Hill session April 28 and 29 at the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
Now a UAH graduate student, as an undergraduate Casey Calamaio applied to the geosciences division of the poster competition and conducted his research on rates of Panama Canal Zone forestation from the 1920s to the present. He is only the third student from Alabama to make the trip in the past nine years.
Surprisingly, there is more forest cover in the Panama Canal Zone today than there was in the 1920s, Calamaio's research finds.
"Most of that forest is secondary growth, but the cover is more dense now," he says, a finding that he attributes to the Panamanian government's reforestation and conservation efforts since the 1970s. "In the older images from the 1920s through the 1950s, what you see are basically a lot of cleared areas."
The regrowth of forest has a direct impact on biodiversity in an area that is considered one of the world's diversity hotspots.
"Panama is such a dynamic area, with all the shipping and the changes that have come with the canal," Calamaio says, "and it is also an isthmus that serves as the link between North and South America to serve as a conduit for plants and animals."
New search engine delivers content matched to ability
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An Internet search engine developed specifically for schools by two UAH professors is being tested as a way to increase reading abilities in challenged students and help motivate intellectual development in gifted students, while saving schools money on textbooks.
Complexity Engine has been awarded a $10,000 development grant from the UAH Charger Innovation Fund and is in the final round of vying for an Alabama Launchpad grant. Launchpad is a program of the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama to promote, reward and increase the pipeline of high-growth, innovative ventures that have the potential to grow and thrive in the state.
"We just have a host of features we want to roll out with Complexity Engine and that's why winning the Launchpad competition is essential," says developer Dr. Philip Kovacs, an associate professor of education who conceived the system and is collaborating with Dr. Ryan Weber, an assistant professor of English, to develop it. Tripp Roberts, a Georgia Institute of Technology computer science junior, collaborates to produce the necessary software.
Complexity Engine uses a sophisticated algorithm to search websites for content and delivers free, customized and age-appropriate reading materials to a user's computer. It promises to give teachers, parents and students an efficient, affordable way to promote reading. Teachers and administrators can set parameters for the search results, and the reading experience can be either student self-directed or guided by the teacher.
Undergraduate invention aims to lower costs of organ cell printing
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A specialized 3-D printing extruder developed by UAH sophomore and his collaborator could lower the costs of printing cellular structures for use in drug testing.
The CarmAl extruder – shorthand for Carbohydrate Anhydrous Rapid Manufacturing Aluminum extruder – its controlling software and the manufacturing processes being developed by second-year biological sciences student Tanner Carden and collaborator Devon Bane are able to produce a sugar grid that mimics blood vessels.
Normally a UAH mechanical and aerospace engineering undergraduate student, Bane is taking the semester off to catch up with the numerous inventions and commercial projects with which he's involved.
The CarmAl extruder's name is also a play on words, since the inspiration for the technology came from 3-D printers developed to make specialty candies.
Weather Channel's Dr. Forbes at Weather Fest event this week
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Dr. Greg Forbes, severe weather expert at The Weather Channel, joins Greg Carbin, warning coordination meteorologist at the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., and Bob Baron, president and CEO of Baron Services Inc., to headline the fourth Rocket City Weather Fest on Saturday, Feb. 22.
The trio will join other local, regional and national weather experts at the free event, which will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at UAH's Shelby Center for Technology. The festival is open to weather enthusiasts of all ages.
"The purpose of the event is to bring the community together to learn about weather and weather preparedness," says Elise Schultz, Weather Fest co-chair and president of the Huntsville Area Professional Chapter of the American Meteorological Society/National Weather Association (AMS/NWA), which is assisting with the event and hopes to become a joint sponsor in future years.
Charger Rocket Works designing new rocket for NASA competition
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A completely redesigned rocket will soar aloft when The University of Alabama in Huntsville's Charger Rocket Works team competes in the NASA Student Launch this spring at Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah.
Prometheus, the moniker bestowed upon the craft by the team, is bigger and all new, said Systems Integration Project Lead Ken Le Blanc.
"Everything is completely redone in the team's rocket design this year because we are involved in two projects at the same time," Le Blanc said. Under the supervision of Dr. Robert Frederick Jr., Dr. David Lineberry and Jason Winningham, the team is currently in the design finalization and early testing portion of the build.
Prometheus is being developed for the NASA Student Launch and as part of a multi-year NASA program for Nano Launch 1200, Marshall Space Flight Center's vision for smaller, lower-cost launch vehicles to deploy cube satellites. The idea is to arrive at designs that will provide lower-risk, faster access to space. The program allows several universities to enter into a competition of ideas with concepts they devise, which if shown to be viable, will be incorporated into the Nano Launch 1200 design.
Five technologies get UAH commercialization grant funds
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Five technology proposals at UAH have been awarded nearly $50,000 total in Charger Innovation Fund (CIF) grant support to stimulate efforts to commercialize intellectual property developed at the university.
Winners, their proposal titles and their grant awards are:
Dr. Junpeng Guo, "A Novel Surface Plasmon Enhanced Absorption Spectrometer Chemical Sensor," $10,000. This sensor measures small amounts of trace chemicals. Its enhanced sensitivity, smaller size and lower cost will have significant advantages for disease diagnosis, chemical analysis and homeland security.
Dr. Philip Kovacs, "Complexity Engine," $10,000. Powered by a sophisticated algorithm, Complexity Engine searches websites for content and delivers free, customized and age-appropriate reading materials to a user's computer. It will give teachers, parents and students an efficient, affordable way to promote self-directed reading.
UAH gets planning money for industrial research center effort
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Stronger research ties between UAH and local industry partners would result if an effort to establish an Industry & University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) site at UAH succeeds.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has funded a UAH planning proposal for the project. In collaboration with lead organization Mississippi State University (MSU), the planned UAH research center would focus on advanced composites in transportation vehicles. Each I/UCRC requires membership of multiple universities and multiple industry partners. In addition to being a research site, UAH would act as a co-equal partner with MSU to perform the related research.
"The ultimate goal that our team is focusing on now is successfully gaining the NSF approval for an I/UCRC," said Dr. Gang Wang, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering who is a principal investigator in the effort along with UAH Research Institute principal research engineer Chris Sautter, associate director for reliability in the Research Institute, and Dr. Houssam Toutanji, professor and chair of civil and environmental engineering. The planning proposal funds will support UAH's center planning workshop in summer 2014, Dr. Wang said.
Lightning jump might give warning of violent weather before radar can
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A sudden increase in lightning strikes inside a thunderstorm might one day soon give forecasters five to 20 minutes of additional warning that a storm cell is about to produce violent weather.
"The current severe storms warning system is based on radar reflectivity," said Dr. Themis Chronis, a research associate in UAH's Earth System Science Center. "But this lightning jump typically precedes the trigger point for reflectivity by from five to 20 minutes, so we could have that much more time to issue warnings."
Several oral presentations and a poster on related lightning research in UAH's ESSC will be presented this week during the American Meteorological Society's annual meeting at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.
The rapid jump in cloud-to-cloud lightning inside thunderstorm cells is related to horizontal rotation in a storm being tilted on-end upward inside a storm cell, according to Dr. Larry Carey, an associate professor of atmospheric science and one of the leaders in UAH's lightning research team.


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On Thursday, July 24, 2008, Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-IL) congratulated ASH on its 50th anniversary during a speech on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. Below is the text of his speech as published in the Congressional Record.
Madam Speaker, I rise today to commend the American Society of Hematology (ASH) on its 50th anniversary. I also want to thank hematologists for their significant contributions to the research, treatment, and advocacy of sickle cell disease and other blood and bone marrow disorders.
Sickle cell disease affects between 50,000 and 100,000 individuals in this country. In addition, almost 2,000 babies are born with sickle cell disease each year. While researchers make progress with treatments, patients continue to suffer from debilitating pain, frequent infections, anemia, and vision problems. Sickle cell disease also can lead to serious complications such as blood clots, organ failure, and strokes.
Undoubtedly, hematologists have helped lead the way in the development of new therapies and treatments for sickle cell disease. As a result of their work and advocacy, today's neonatal screening program has improved the overall health and survival of patients. In 1998, transcranial screening allowed doctors to identify sickle cell patients at risk for stroke and treat them with blood transfusions. Hematologists also have been responsible for pioneering the use of hydroxyurea in the successful treatment of the disease.
Moreover, ASH has been a leader in sickle cell advocacy by seeking additional funding for the federal government's sickle cell programs as well as helping federal agencies identify major scientific opportunities in basic and clinical research of the disease. ASH was one of the leading organizations working with Congress on legislation to create the Sickle Cell Disease Treatment Demonstration Program, a federally funded program designed to improve and expand patient and provider education and the continuity and coordination of care for individuals with the disease. In fact, ASH worked diligently with congressional leaders to fund this program through August 2010.
I look forward to continuing to work with ASH and its members to pursue the common goal of expanding research and providing excellent care for patients with sickle cell disease.
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- 1A Chinese rose which was introduced into Europe in the 19th century.
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More example sentences- Over the next decade the Dutch and British East India Companies brought back dozens of new China roses, leading to the development of Teas, Bourbons, and Portlands.
- To my intense regret, I cannot grow China roses; they are hardy only from zones 7 through 10.
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I am on a mac book air. Mountain Lion. All was fine, then a while back, I was unable to watch youtube on FireFox, and Chrome. Still can not. Safari works fine, if I am using Chrome, and want to view a youtube video, I have to copy and paste the link into Safari. Any ideas on what went wrong would be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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Air Pollution Control Program
Dispersion Modeling Protocol Guidance
The Air Pollution Control Program is providing the Modeling Protocol Guidance Document to facilities, consultants, and other individuals who may be interested in ambient air dispersion modeling requirements. This Document provides the necessary guidance for submitting a dispersion modeling protocol. The modeling protocol should thoroughly describe the proposed dispersion modeling analysis and should be submitted prior to performing the analysis. This allows the Air Pollution Control Program an opportunity to review the proposal and indicate any required changes. This streamlines the review process once the modeling analysis is submitted.
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