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Results: Great News for Shad
by Matt Miller, senior science writer
Standing on the bow of the boat, Steve Herrington exuded the excited energy of a kid reeling in his first fish. Or perhaps a more scientific version of the Crocodile Hunter, bubbling with intensity. Net in hand, he scooped up shad — a migratory fish species — quickly examining them before passing them off to fellow researchers.
As covered in yesterday's blog, last year I spent a day with Steve on Florida's Apalachicola River looking at Alabama shad, a fish that researchers hoped would benefit by a practice known as conservation locking—basically allowing fish to pass through dams by using the same lock system that enables ships to pass.
Herrington was then director of freshwater programs for The Nature Conservancy's Florida program (he now holds the same position with Missouri). At the time, conservation locking on the Apalachicola seemed to hold great promise for shad, a migratory species. He estimated that conservation locking could result in a returning population of 60,000 to 75,000 shad, indicating a steady increase.
Fast forward a year later. Herrington is on the phone, and that same infectious enthusiasm is literally bubbling over. "Great news!" he exclaims.
And indeed, his research has yielded surprising results. Those initial estimates of 60,000 shad? Way low. Estimates now showed a 122,000 fish increase, with as many as 280,000 total shad now in the system.
"We can now confidently say that conservation locking works, and we're seeing a substantial bump in the population," Herrington says. "I don't know that there are any other data out there that so convincingly demonstrates such effectiveness."
But how do researchers know this huge fish increase was related to the dam passage? Couldn't the fish just be spawning below the dam?
The research has those questions covered, too. Part of the project was analyzing otoliths—the ear bones in fish—to determine where fish were born. Otoliths are like a tree's rings, showing each year of a fish's life. These rings incorporate trace chemicals of the waters where the fish have lived, enabling researchers to accurately track where a fish was born.
The results of the analysis: 97 percent of the shad population was born upstream of the dam.
The shad were passing the dam. They were breeding. And thriving.
Alabama shad once migrated in huge numbers up many southern rivers, and as far north as Iowa. Could conservation locking help restore Alabama shad more broadly across their range? Herrington has high hopes, and is currently working with other conservationists and the Corps of Engineers in ensuring low-tech, low-cost practices like this are authorized.
"There are rivers where shad still run, but they eventually bump their heads into a dam and can't go farther," Herrington says. "We have a simple way to provide effective fish passage."
Shad once played a huge role in river ecosystems. A return of their numbers could have implications for other species. Freshwater mussel populations, for instance, have declined precipitously. Many mussel species begin their larval stage by living in fish gills, and there is some indication that some might require shad. Could more shad mean more mussels?
Similarly, young shad might provide more food for largemouth bass. In this part of the country, bass fishing is often mentioned in the same reverent tones as religion. Could more shad mean more and bigger bass?
These and other subjects are all subject to ongoing research. "We're gathering data that show how the recovery of shad can lead to the recovery of mussels and recovery of ecosystems, and benefit the region's recreation and economy," says Herrington.
And there's still work to be done: despite the great success of conservation locking, only about 35 percent of shad are able to pass through. "We're making the best of the situation. We are seeing large increases in population when 35 percent can get through," says Herrington. "Just think what the population boost would be if we could get 60 or 70 percent through the dam."
Herrington and other conservationists are now intent on working with the Corps of Engineers, who regulates these dams, to demonstrate how little tweaks in operations—like conservation locking—can make big difference for fish.
"This has been a really exciting year," he says. "The results have far exceeded our expectations. This could be a real turning point for shad conservation, and for restoring migratory fish to our rivers."
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Voyager 1 enters interstellar space - an incredible journey
Summary: The Voyager 1 spacecraft has been cruising along for more than 36 years and just earned its greatest achievement by being the first human-made object to break into interstellar space. Here's a look at its entire trip.
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The lines that cross Jupiter's moon Europa were first seen by earlier space probes, but showed that Europa's features were so flat, they "might have been painted on with a felt marker," according to a scientist. It is believed that the planet's surface may be covered by a water ice crust of up to three miles — hiding oceans as deep as 30 miles.
Next stop, Saturn. The Voyagers added to our knowledge of Saturn's moons and signature rings.
This Voyager 1 photo from 1980 showed the fuzzy layer of atmosphere on Saturn's moon, Titan. The Titan findings of the Voyagers helped draw enough interest to send the Cassini spacecraft to Saturn and land a probe on Titan. Cassini is still orbiting Saturn and returning images.
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Gadget Show Does Robot Wars
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Yay I was on the telly! Ha ha! Will try and get a screen shot once the episode is on the Five catch up website.
It means I can now talk about the outcome of the episode (including those smoke bombs!)… and most of all means I can share my photos from the day.
Here are a selection of the ones I took. The Gadget Show and Robo Challenge crews were great – we were allowed to just wander around and look at everything that was going on.
There are also some pics in the post I wrote the weekend of the filming:
I had such a great day, thanks for the invitation The Gadget Show!
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Tips On How To Deal With Hemorrhoids
If you believe that you have hemorrhoids that aren't going away with over the counter remedies, seek the advice of a doctor. Many treatments are now able to be performed in the office with minimal discomfort or needed follow up care. You can try an over the counter remedy first, but always follow up with your doctor. A significant portion of the adult population suffers from hemorrhoids, or piles. If you are somewhat self-conscious about asking for information on the treatments and symptoms of this condition, as many people are, the following article can answer some of your questions and help you find relief. If you are not sure you have a hemorrhoid, it is important you see a doctor. It can sometimes be hard to tell what is a polyp and what is a hemorrhoid, which can cause you to Assess Considerably More Assess Considerably More
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Texas already looms large in its own imagination. Its elevated self-image didn't need this: More than half of the net new jobs in the U.S. during the past 12 months were created in the Lone Star State.
"But further, we err, not only in religion but in philosophy likewise, because we do not know or believe 'the scriptures.' The sciences have been compared to a circle of which religion composes a part. To understand any one of them perfectly it is necessary to have some knowledge of them all. Bacon, Boyle and Newton included the scriptures in the inquiries to which their universal geniuses disposed them, and their philosophy was aided by their knowledge in them."
Unless you spend all your time in a hole in the ground and have been spared the political advertisements of the past few months, it's no great surprise that election time is upon us once again.
Tourist No. 1: What is that awful smell?
Well, the rides are all packed up, the smell of cooking seafood and funnel cake has left the air and the dust in the Midway has finally settled. And just as quickly as it seemed to appear, the Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival is over – for now.
The State Board of Regents voted recently to tighten their policies governing illegal immigrant applicants to Georgia colleges and universities, and they did it with little discussion.
From now through the Nov. 2 election day, you will see and hear a lot about ballot Amendment 2. This is a $10 car tag fee to help fund the formation of a statewide trauma network and stabilize Georgia's trauma care system. Specifically, Georgia voters will be asked to vote "yes" or "no" on the following:
Two-thirds of West Virginians approve of the job performance of Gov. Joe Manchin. In ordinary circumstances, that would be enough to get him any promotion he wants. Not in 2010.
If most Georgians hope to ensure a future quality of life at least equal to that of the past, it is clear that government accountability must improve.
Of all the things the Newark, N.J., school system needs, the last of them is more money. Newark spends more per pupil than any other city in the country, and gets dismayingly little for it. For $22,000 per pupil - more than twice the national average - it graduates half its students.
By Dick Yarbrough
In less than three weeks, we will elect people to fill some of the most important positions in our state and nation. And while they are obviously all important, some will argue that judgeships and those who appoint or confirm judges are the most important.
In a speech at Duke University last week, U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said that most Americans have grown too detached from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and view military service as something for "other people to do."
The legislation (SB-31) that allows Georgia Power to charge small businesses and residential customers for electricity in advance provides exhibits A to Z of Republican core economic and political values; family values are exhibited in the speaker suite on the right wing at Motel 6.
It's been two months since the day of a massive fire at J&J Chemical Co. in Athens and a large spill of dangerous chemicals into a stream feeding the Oconee River. A sickly sweet odor still hangs in the air along Trail Creek, and an unnatural turquoise tint still colors the water.
Editor's note: U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Georgia, and other area elected officials will contribute periodic columns during the upcoming legislative sessions. This is a report about orientation that he went through last week.
I was on St. Simons Island last week, scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill, when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed up Junior when I told him.
One afternoon, I had a hankering, a primal-like craving, for a supper of pinto beans and cornbread with a tall glass of cold, rich buttermilk thrown in for good measure and extra filling.
Typically, I use this weekly column to address parenting issues, reflect on challenges faced by (fairly) new moms and provide what I hope are amusing anecdotes that stem from daily life encounters with a toddler. This Sunday, though, I'm going to explore a topic that's more indirectly related to - but still very much a part of - child-rearing.
Residents of Bryan County have the opportunity Monday to show our support for a continued strong presence of the Marne Division in Bryan and surrounding counties.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
At the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have one of the most noble and inspiring missions in government. I accepted this job and joined this mission to better serve you - our veterans - and improve the delivery of the care and benefits you have earned. It is our privilege to serve you, and I have made clear that as we move forward as a department, we will judge the success of all our efforts against a single metric - the outcomes we provide for veterans.
Over the years, I've crossed paths with many who were extremely successful as well as some who were such miserable failures that, as Mama liked to say, they "ain't worth the breath they draw."
I recently saw a meme posted to a social-media site that said something along the lines of "Having children: Your way of showing the world you no longer intend to be on time - ever."
Editor, "Greater Good" is a point or ideology that has been defined, perceived and twisted. So what does this mean? I wonder if it's even fair to apply this concept because, at the end of the day, the definition is construed. Man is still making that determination.
I called Junior E. Lee and asked when he would have some post-election analysis to share with you. Junior, as you know, is general manager of the Yarbrough Worldwide Media and Pest Control Company, in Greater Garfield, Georgia, home of Round-or-Square Polls, whose motto is "You supply the dough and we will cook the results."
In 1976 in the rainforest, a virus was transmitted to people from wild animals, and it spread through the population via human-to-human contact.
This month, more than 500 local volunteers have made a positive difference for our local waterways by participating in the Statewide Rivers Alive waterway cleanups in Georgia. Over 50 locations in Liberty County have been cleaned up so far by these amazing helpers, who ranged in ages from 2 (yes, they had a little help from their parents) to 80. Several more groups have cleanups scheduled in the next three weeks. Rivers Alive is a statewide effort to preserve and protect our waterways in Georgia. Rivers Alive events also are part of the international efforts of The Ocean Conservancy.
That apple tree. Oh my goodness. Something told me it wouldn't turn out well.
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Golden Globe Awards: Fab's Top Three
Golden Globe Awards: Fab's Top Three
We're still recovering from last night's Golden Globe whirlwind, but we have decided on our top three of the evening. These are the ladies we keep going back to. It's a pretty close race in terms of your best dressed of the night. Our number one — Eva Mendes in Christian Dior — is among the close contenders. But for us, it's unanimous.
Eva rocked this strapless white sculptured Dior gown. It's a fresh silhouette, and color, for the red carpet and for that I am thankful. On stage it was dramatic and moved with grace. She's a fan of sexy up dos and her side swept bangs let her gorgeous face work its magic. She could have stopped at the dress, but she didn't. Yes! Her neck was zealous with a Van Cleef & Arpels turquoise choker and her wrist got in on the turquoise fun, too. Her ears sparkled with diamond clusters. Eva will always be remembered for this perfect Golden Globe attempt.
To see who my second and third picks are, read more.
Drew! How stunning did Drew look? I wasn't surprised — she tends to look great on the red carpet. Drew's been going through a style transformation lately, but she kept it glam for the Globes. She was voted the favorite Dior of the night, and we second that emotion. I thought her tousled goldilocks were fun. The dress was so breezy, and the hair reminded us that Drew is a bit of a wild child at heart. Her red satin Vivier clutch was sexy and her cloudy jewels were decadent.
Olivia is proving to be a red carpet contender. She is beautiful and she always accentuates her assets: her aqua eyes, swan-like neck, and teeny waist. She brought a whiff of color to the carpet in her frothy lavender Reem Acra gown. Don't you just want to touch it? I'm sure it was light as air, luxurious as hell. The jeweled self-belt provided extra sparkle, as did her cluster earrings. Between the cross-over bodice, confectionary color, and baby ruffles, Olivia proved herself a princess.
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- The designers shared what they're coveting this holiday season — Who What Wear
- There's an art to waiting in line on Black Friday — HuffPost Style
- One day, Victoria Beckham walked into Claire's . . . — InStyle
- John Galliano will present a very important award to Anna Wintour — The Cut
- We're dreaming about these Comme des Garcons sneakers — Style.com
- Eva Chen actually fainted when she saw Karl Lagerfeld — Lucky
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I'm very pleased with my purchase. About the only complaint I might have would be that the chairs aren't very comfortable to sit on for long periods of time.
These is an amazing set of chairs. We bought them for our dining table and they look just great. They are strong, comfy and the design is very clean. They arrived in perfect conditions, and the assembling part was a little hard, but not impossible, you need a partner to do assemble them. After you insert the top part to the bottom everything is very easy!
We husband picked out these chairs and though I was skeptical at first, I was blown away when he assembled them. They look great in our NY City apartment. The seat are slight padded and offers great comfort. My toddler gets her sticky fingers on them and I simply wipe them off with some diluted vinegar. Received great compliments from visitors. Very happy customer!
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District of Oklahoma Intellectual Property Cases
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Orange Leaf Holdings LLC v. Yummy Yogurt Indy LLC et al
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Plaintiff: Orange Leaf Holdings LLC
Defendant: Yummy Yogurt Indy LLC, ADITI 3 Yummy Yogurt LLC, S&A Restaurant IV LLC and others
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Trademark
Shelby v. Earthbound Trading Co LP
as 5:2014cv01161
Plaintiff: Ann Shelby
Defendant: Earthbound Trading Co LP
Cause Of Action: Copyright Infringement
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges Board of Regents et al v. New Mexico State University
as 5:2014cv01147
Plaintiff: Oklahoma State University , Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges Board of Regents
Defendant: New Mexico State University
Cause Of Action: Trademark Infringement
Microsoft Corporation v. IT Assets Inc et al
as 5:2014cv01054
Defendant: IT Assets Inc , Michael Smith
Plaintiff: Microsoft Corporation
Cause Of Action: Copyright Infringement
Internet Certificate Technologies LLC v. Universal Certificate Group LLC et al
as 5:2014cv01037
Defendant: Giveanything.com LLC, Giveanything.com Inc, Universal Certificate Group LLC and others
Plaintiff: Internet Certificate Technologies LLC
Cause Of Action: Patent Infringement
Paycom Software Inc et al v. National Finance Partners Corp
as 5:2014cv01029
Defendant: National Finance Partners Corp
Plaintiff: Paycom Payroll LLC , Paycom Software Inc
Cause Of Action: Declaratory Judgement
Wells Fargo & Company v. Whiskey Chicks Restaurant et al
as 5:2014cv00988
Defendant: Kevin McCracken, Whiskey Chicks Restaurant, John Does
Plaintiff: Wells Fargo & Company
Cause Of Action: Trademark Infringement
Hawk Technology Systems, LLC v. Hideaway Restaurant, Inc.
as 6:2014cv00341
Defendant: Hideaway Restaurant, Inc., Hideaway-2, Inc.
Plaintiff: Hawk Technology Systems, LLC
Cause Of Action: Patent Infringement
Tokenex, LLC v. Protegrity Corp.
as 4:2014cv00445
Defendant: Protegrity Corp.
Plaintiff: TokenEx, LLC
Cause Of Action: Declaratory Judgement
CP Sparkman Co LLC et al v. CTK Entertainment LLC et al
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Defendant: Thomas Young, White and Marshall, Bryon L White and others
Plaintiff: Chance Sparkman , CP Sparkman Co LLC
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Trademark


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November 26, 2014
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Green Bay Packers chairman Bob Harlan says he's content to keep capacity of Lambeau Field as it is.
But, the man who'll take over as head of the team later this year says he's not ruling out expansion in the future.
Harlan and John Jones made the comments while attending the National Football League owners meeting in Phoenix.
Lambeau Field's capacity jumped from about 61,000 to nearly 73,000 with the stadium renovation.
The Packers have sold out every home game in Green Bay since 1960.
There's a season ticket waiting list of approximately 71,500.
Jones says there are no plans currently to expand Lambeau, but team executives think about what it will take to remain competitive over the next decade and beyond.
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I never deal with the first onset of true summer heat very gracefully, and Cincinnati is about as far south as I have ever lived. I've officially had my seasonal "I have nothing to wear, I must burn all of my clothes" freak-out (it simply isn't true!). Naturally, I've turned to polyvore for some new styling ideas.
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I think most of us have issues with emotional eating. The hardest part of the journey for me so far has been identifying the emotional triggers and then figuring out alternatives to deal with those emotions instead of eating. I liken the emotions to dragons and assign colors to them. The following are my emotional dragons and what has worked for me.
1) anger dragon (red) ... When this one hit me I would eat and perceive that it calmed me down. Now when I get angry, I do something to expend some energy. Go for a walk outside, dance to my favorite fast music, just get moving!
2) happy dragon (yellow) ... When very happy with anything I would eat and perceive that it increased my happiness. I felt more content with myself. Now when I'm happy, I do something to let others know I'm happy. I smile, laugh, and enjoy life more because I know I am taking the steps to become a healthier person by not eating when this one hits.
3) sad dragon (blue) ... When sad I would eat and perceive that it made me feel better (content). Now when I'm sad I do something to rid myself of the sadness ... read inspirational quotes, write down how I feel and why and examine what I can do to help the situation.
4) celebration dragon (purple) ... When celebrating, I think most of us have turned to food. It's just what society has taught us to do. I no longer celebrate anything with food. I give hugs to express my joy. I share my feeling by talking.
5) stressed dragon (magenta) ... When stressed I would eat, and eat, and eat. I perceived that eating made stress easier to cope with but in actuality it didn't do anything of the kind. When stressed now I turn analytical. I search for the reason I am stressed. If there's anything I can do to change the situation that causes the stress, I do it. If there's nothing I can do (and sometimes there just isn't) I give myself a pep talk and let it go. Life is going to be stressful. Eating at this point will only make me sad and sidetrack me from where I want to be.
6) bored dragon (black) ... This one is the one I've battled the most. I bore easily and eating always used to make me feel comforted. I would be detached and eating seemed to 'bring me back' to life. Now when bored, I get up off my arse and find something to do. I embroider or read or go for a walk or log online ... anything to move around a bit, focus on something, and forget the boredom.
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I am old now but I was in the first class that went all three years at Gateway. I still think back on that time as an unforgettable time. Even the walk out that first or second year.
I have now had three kids go to Gateway and it has been a great school for all of them. It is a challenge for them but with the support of the staff and here at home they are truly getting a better education that I ever did. We have had a few issues and the VP and Principal have been fantastic to work with. I would recommend this school. My oldest child had move on to high school and he feels like he was prepared well.
This will be the second year my daughter will attend this school. Our living situation has us temporarily near a Mukilteo school, and we considered changing. We found out the school next to us is a sewer pool of problems, while Gateway offered to keep consistency in our child's life, and see that she is transported to her "home school". Thanks to Gateway and Everett SD for helping me PROTECT my child and get her a fine education!
Such a great school. They somehow continually manage to amaze me on how much they can teach us without having us feel to buried. And it's not because the work is easy or because the teachers are very forgiving. I was always satisfied with my grade when I went into this school, and the curriculum for general ed covers the grade they are currently in and half of what they should learn next year! I am in advanced classes, and the teachers somehow make the most difficult concepts easy to understand! And the MSP scores for the school are pretty much flawless, proving that the work they do isn't just so easy that anyone could do it. They have multiple awards as well. A+ for amazingness, and I would definitely recommend this school.
I used to go to this school, and let me say, it is a great school to go to. The academics are rewarded, and the teachers are great!
I am very, very impressed with this school! It is a clean, bright facility and I like visiting or attending events. I feel as though my child's individuality is recognized and captured in her work. The teachers are very friendly and helpful. The 6th grade introduction night was very helpful and well thought out. Also I like how they have incentives for good behaviors. Teacher parent conferences are set up well and I really enjoyed the student-parent conferences are such a cool concept. My child learned how to use dreamweaver and make power point presentations! I can monitor her grades online and they even train you on how to do it. The only request is a wider range for afterschool clubs but then again there may not be enough student interest in other areas. Either way, I'm happy that my child attends this school! Keep up the good work!
Fantastic school! Ms. Nunes goes far and above the call for a Vice Principal. She is a pleasure to deal with and if it were not for her hard work my daughter would not be where she is today! Ms. Nunes A+++++++
Amazing school! Teachers are great, and my son loves it! It's a great atmosphere to be in.
Gateway Middle School has great leadership. It's crowded now because all the new construction has increased enrollment and I a bit concerned about that. However, I know that if I am involved with my kid's homework with guidance, looking at their daily planner, and being involved they will succeed. New schools are on the bond and I hope it will pass because new schools are definitely needed in South Everett. They greatly encourage parent participation with volunteering and a Walk-About program which allows parents to have a presence in the school. This is a great opportunity for parents/guardians to keep in touch with what's going on at school. I look forward to a great school year and am planning on being actively involved with my children's learning experience.
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