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A trio of errors helped lift High Point Central to a 6-2 Piedmont Triad 4A win at Southwest Guilford on Thursday.
Alex Burnett helped manufacture a game-changing, two-run fifth inning by ripping an RBI single to tie the game at 2. Later in the frame, he came home on a wild pitch to score the go-ahead run.
"It's the chain effect. One hit leads to another," Burnett said. "Getting that hit and scoring that run stopped their momentum and started ours up."
Southwest starter Zach Saylor tossed 6 1/3 innings of five-hit baseball, surrendering three runs – two of them earned – while striking out three. His defense committed three errors, two of which directly led to runs.
In the top of the second, Colin Fowler doubled to lead off the inning. Two batters later, John Furr's grounder was not fielded cleanly, and an ill-advised throw home allowed Fowler to score the first run of the game.
In the fifth, it was an error that prolonged the inning for Burnett to account for the pair of runs that put Central on top.
"High Point Central is a good baseball team and they deserved to win tonight," said Southwest coach Reid Holmes, who offered that there is "no magic formula" for snapping the Cowboys (7-7, 1-5 PTC) three-game skid. "I'm proud of my guys' effort. We just didn't do enough to win. With the teams in our conference, if you're not on top of your game every night, this is the result. We have to start playing better defense and start getting timely hits."
Kennedy Hardy added a two-run single in a three-run seventh to provide Central with the game's final margin.
Josh Wilson pitched 4 2/3 innings, scattering two runs on four hits, fanning one and walking two. Ryan Kahny closed it out for the Bison (10-4, 3-3 PTC).
"We haven't scored a ton of runs lately, so that was pretty big," said Bison coach Ken Morgan. "We were able to put some things together, caught a break or two in both [the fifth and seventh] innings. In the fifth, we were able to build some momentum and get a couple runs across. My kids had good at-bats and really bore down and focused on the goal."


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Pastel Blue Blazer
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Hey Ethan, I just wanted to say hello, and tell you that what you're writing about is really vital. I am a filmmaker from Portland, Oregon, and am working on a documentary right now about Africa, and all of the stereotypes/misconceptions that go along with it.
I especially love your phrase "Africa is a continent, not a crisis", and I reference it often when talking about my film. Do you mind me using this phrase on our film website? I would be happy to link to your blog. My filming team and I really want to start a global conversation about Africa, and I thank you for taking the initiative in such a great way.
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Hey Ethan,
Thought you might want to know- we have a fantastic first year student from Accra- I talked to him about your Ghana stuff. Here is Kwame's contact info :
Hey Ethan
Inspired by your blog and writings by other experts and academics (and my own experience living in Tanzania), I am writing a paper about the transformational impact of mobile phones in Africa. While the impact is great, I do not see it as a silver bullet for African economies given their other governance, infrastructure, etc problems. I have also read that there is an "interoperability" problem in some countries where, it is said that "…In most
sub-Saharan countries, rival telecom companies do not allow customers to place calls to competitors'
networks, with the result that many people find it necessary to carry multiple phones on separate networks…" While I realize in many parts of the world there are restrictions on using other network to "roam" not being able to place a call to someone who uses another operator is a serious impediment to communication. Do you know if this regulation still applies in many African countries? I have searched, and researched, and searched again, but only came up with one claim about this restriction.
Thank you in advance. I love your blog…read it every day. It's my little trip back to happier times when I was doing more doing than thinking. Hopefully one day I will get back there.
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Walgreens (NYSE:WAG) (Nasdaq:WAG) today introduced its "Healthcare Clinic" at select Walgreens as the new branding for the more than 370 in-store retail clinics, replacing the former Take Care Clinic name that has stood since the brand's inception in 2004. The national rebranding effort is already in process and expected to be complete by the end of August.
In addition to branding changes in stores, consumers will be directed to visit the Healthcare Clinic's new website, www.walgreens.com/clinic.
"The new Healthcare Clinic allows us to leverage the strength of the Walgreens brand to help attract and introduce new patients to our retail clinic services, while creating a more seamless health care experience serving a wide variety of patient needs," said Dr. Jeffrey Kang, Walgreens senior vice president of health and wellness services and solutions. "The health care landscape is evolving, and with a diverse and expansive collection of assets, Walgreens is uniquely positioned to play an integral role in addressing the needs of patients, payers and providers by helping to lower costs to the system while helping more people get, stay and live well."
Take Care Health Systems LLC will remain a subsidiary of Walgreens, as well as the practice management company for the Healthcare Clinics at select Walgreens.The clinic rebranding represents the further alignment of Walgreens health care assets and affiliations under a singular, trusted brand identity. The Healthcare Clinic nurse practitioners and physician assistants are part of a network of more than 70,000 health care professionals across Walgreens pharmacy, Walgreens Infusion Services, Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy and other lines of business. Other recent health initiatives such as the formation of accountable care organizations (ACO), clinical affiliations, expansion of Medicare Part D programs and more, all help advance the company's mission to transform the role of community pharmacy by providing more comprehensive care options, delivering a differentiated patient experience and solidifying Walgreens position as a strategic partner of choice.
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To Sir, With Love by Madison J. Edwards
From the author of the Best Selling Erotic BDSM Novella, THE PERFECT SECRETARY, Madison J. Edwards
When Beth Sanders attends Club Breathless, Jonah Carter is immediately attracted to her. He realizes she's new to the Dominant / submissive world, and normally that would deter him, but something about this seemingly demure woman piques his interest, and soon his curiosity sets events in motion that will change his life forever.
Beth wants a man to love her for herself and she's always harbored a secret fantasy about being bound and helpless at her lover's hand. Friends invite her to Club Breathless to learn more about the Dominant / submissive lifestyle and Beth relishes the submissive role. It also helps that one of the more experienced Dungeon Masters participates in her training. She'd love to know which of the more experienced Doms has been bringing her fantasies to life, but he demands that she remain blindfolded for all sessions.
Sparks fly when Beth discovers the truth about her secret Dom, who happens to be her boss, Jonah Carter.
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Rating/Heat Level: Erotic Romance
Length: Novella, 18,000 words
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REBECCA GRACE | AFA Journal Staff Writer
From educational journals to pornography, the Internet is as dark
as it is broad, which is why Gregory D. Writer, CEO of Childrens
Educational Network (CEN), is determined to shed some light on what
has become a way of life in the 21st Century.
As reported by N2H2 in September 2003, "pornographic Web pages
now top 260 million and [are] growing at an unprecedented rate."
But it was several years prior to the unprecedented growth in online
pornography that Writer recognized the dangers of the Internet and
set out to make a difference for the good of all children.
As an early Internet adopter who was instrumental in starting one
of the first Internet service providers in San Diego, California,
in the mid-nineties, Writer employed several whiz kids who kept
talking about creating a browser.
David Spoon, a pastor and director of CEN, defines a browser as
"a software program that allows you to see and hear whats
on the Internet."
Although it was in the Internets early days when Writer began
toying with the reality of creating this browser, he did not let
the uncertainty of cyberspace stop him. Writer not only wanted to
create a browser but a kid- safe browser designed as a protection
tool that would allow children to surf only sites that had been
pre-approved and deemed appropriate.
His basis for this type of browser is known as the "include
list" methodology which incorporates looking at a Web site,
reviewing the site, and adding it to a list. The browser would then
search only the listed sites.
It was only a matter of a few years before Writer put his ideas
into action through the creation of a browser called "Crayon
Crawler." After attempting to launch the browser, the logistics
of the plan hit home with Writer. He went back to the drawing board
to come up with a marketing plan for his project.
"During this whole period of time, God was giving me these
ideas and thoughts," Writer explained.
With Gods guidance, such ideas brought him to where he is
today despite an upheaval of struggles, disappointments and failures.
Only months ago, Writer launched a kid-safe browser now available
online at www.thekidsinternet.com.
The Kid Safe Browser is theme-oriented and allows the user to choose
from a variety of motifs. The chosen theme will become the browsers
faceplate. Once an initial theme is selected, users may change and
download different themes most of which are free, while others
which have a price tag attached. Such themes include but are not
limited to Kids Count, Noahs Net and MindStein Travels.
Regardless of the theme, the functionality of the Kid Safe Browser
is the same and includes the following basic features:
Kid-friendly user interface
List of more than 10,000 pre-approved kid-friendly Web
Internet lockdown that disables other Internet browsers
Parent administrator controls.
"Some people cant afford protection," Writer said.
"So lets give it away for free."
While most of Writers basic browser themes and functions
are free, he does offer premium features that can be purchased.
These premium features come through a paid subscription to The Kids
Internet, a kids-only online community designed as an expansion
of the Kid Safe Browser. The premium features include:
Safe, buddies-only, spam-free E-mail
Safer chat rooms Language/content filters
Encouraging comments and chore reminders
3-D animated, talking Internet guide based on selected
Safe, buddies-only, spam-free E-mail
Safer chat rooms Language/content filters
Encouraging comments and chore reminders
3-D animated, talking Internet guide based on selected
Writers overall vision is to institute all of these features
as a means of placing a plethora of educational information at childrens
fingertips. In addition, he wants to incorporate the teaching of
morals, values and goals through an animated character approach
he refers to as "characters building characters."
"My vision is to build a network of children all over the
world that is built on two basic premises: safety and education,"
Writer explained.
According to a report by NBCs Today show found online
at MSNBC.com, "A study released by the Justice Department found
that one in four children online are exposed to unwanted and explicit
"[Therefore] were providing the best, safest, most educational
Internet environment for children of all ages," Writer said.
"I know that God wants this to happen."
Subscription rates for The Kids Internet to use in conjunction
with the basic Kid Safe Browser:
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For in-store pickup only, Fry's Electronics offers the Sharp AQUOS 60" 120Hz 1080p WiFi LED-Backlit LCD Smart HD Television, model no. LC-60LE650U, for the in-cart price of $599. That's $181 under our October mention, which included free shipping, and the lowest price we've seen. (It's a current low by $431.) Features include a native resolution of 1920x1080 (1080p), 120Hz refresh rate, LED backlight, WiFi content streaming (Netflix, Youtube, Pandora, more), USB, and four HDMI inputs. Deal ends December 18.


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Designfever was tasked with creating a microsite that would introduce Samsung Electronics' OLED TV to the world. The microsite conveyed the luxurious nature of the curved screen by including lively interactions that reiterates the slogan 'Life in Every Pixel'. By simultaneously presenting the elegance and functionality of the TV, users are able to get a better understanding of the product and the benefits provided by such a unique viewing experience. In addition to the microsite a minimal and elegant mobile site also demonstrates the beauty and innovation found on the OLED TV.Design FeverPosted in Web Design → Corporate
Phoenix is a responsive WordPress Theme suited for photographers and users who want to showcase their work on a neat portfolio site.Sami YilmazPosted in Web Design → Photography
Widoczni is a online marketing agency which builds company images on the Internet.Agencja WidoczniPosted in Web Design → Corporate
If you're looking for Ruby on Rails development, Flat Stack is the right place.Jerry AhernPosted in Web Design → Software
Fully responsive, colorful, scrollable, jquery website of the german based ad agency mindmelt.I. Kr.Posted in Web Design → Design
A superb and wonderfully intuitive site for budgeting software. I love the use of primary colours and the extremely effective use of type.Posted in Web Design → Software
Type & Grids is a mobile-first responsive HTML5 site. It uses the open-source fonts Roboto and Inconsolata.Jeremiah ShoafPosted in Web Design → Design
A dramatic and striking site for a Tokyo-based DJ/Producer Midori Aoyama.Posted in Web Design → Blog
Département Créatif, a creatively driven ad agency based in Toulouse, France. A beautiful responsive and flat website design.Posted in Web Design → Design
Build in Amsterdam created a fully responsive brand and e-commerce platform that bridged the gap between branding and web shop experience.Posted in Web Design → Sport
A beautiful interactive portfolio for a freelance web designer based in South Korea. I love the illustrative style, it really makes gives the site character.Youngjin KangPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
Paul.ie is the personal portfolio of Paul Murphy, a UX / UI designer based in Dublin, Ireland.Paul MurphyPosted in Web Design → Design
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The newly redesigned, responsive portfolio site of designer Jeremiah Shoaf. I particularly like the restraint and absence of flair, it certainly draws your attention to the portfolio.Jeremiah ShoafPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
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According to figures released by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), December 2004 factory-to-dealer sales of digital television (DTV) products reached 927,000 units, marking a 45-percent increase over December 2003.
Total DTV sales for 2004 reached 7.2 million units, an increase of 75 percent compared to year-end 2003. The December sales also mark a 10-percent increase over sales of 844,000 units in November.
Since the first products hit the market in late 1998, 16.1 million DTVs have shipped bringing more than $25 billion in factory revenues. One of the biggest drivers of DTV is flat panel displays, which accounted for 38 percent of the year-end DTV unit totals and reached 2.7 million units shipped in 2004.
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April 2 Burnham Gibson Financial Group Inc., a full-service firm offering best-in-class financial and insurance services to a wide array of clients and their workforces, and Sunwest Bank, a relationship and results-driven community bank, have announced a new strategic referral alliance. Focusing on small- to mid-sized businesses and sharing a corporate culture that emphasizes personal relationships with clientele, both Sunwest Bank and Burnham Gibson Financial Group believe their partnership will provide greater support to clients and major growth potential for each company. Through the new alliance, Sunwest clients will gain access to services offered by Burnham Gibson, as well as service provided by partner company Burnham Benefits Insurance Services, a California-based employee benefits consulting and brokerage firm with offices throughout California.
With a 45-year history in Orange County, Sunwest Bank has built a substantial client base that is loyal and reliant on its value-added business approach. Late last year, Sunwest president and CEO Chris Walsh, along with his executive leadership team, identified a need to provide clientele with advisory services that will carry into the future. Many of Sunwests clients have been with the bank since its inception and are now focused on financial stability as they transition toward retirement. In addressing that need, Walsh was secure in referring these clients to a firm like Burnham Gibson Financial Group.
We quickly recognized that Burnham Gibson has a similar corporate culture and shares the same values we do factors that we believe are vital components to a successful alliance, says Walsh. Were looking forward to building a strong referral relationship between our firms to better support our clientele and prepare them for the future.
Through the referral alliance, Sunwest clients will gain access to high-level financial advisory services that may not be available to them through other banking institutions.
By aligning ourselves with Sunwest, we are looking forward to reaching a new audience and, together with Burnham Benefits, providing them with a holistic view of their financial offerings, says Darin Gibson, president and owner of Burnham Gibson and an executive vice president with Burnham Benefits. We view all of these services as the ultimate financial package for corporate and individual clients, and its become available at the perfect time when a large segment of the population are reevaluating their planning strategies.
Together, Sunwest Bank, Burnham Gibson Financial Group and Burnham Benefits Insurance Services will provide clients with services to address more aspects of the financial spectrum.
Clients can now receive the truly custom, personal service they have become familiar with through Burnham Gibson, Sunwest and Burnham Benefits, says Kristen Allison, owner and CEO of Burnham Benefits and executive vice president with Burnham Gibson. We are thrilled to be part of this alliance that gives clients access to enhanced services and resources.
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When it comes to the construction of a fantasy football team, the flex spot is as important as any other position to fill.
You should know the drill by now. A flex spot is anybody that qualifies as a running back, wide receiver or tight end. Most fantasy lineups consist of 1 QB, 2 RB's, 2 WR's, 1 TE, 1K , 1 TD/ST, and lastly, one flex spot.
With Week 1 kicking off in earnest on Sunday, here are seven players who you should strongly consider as flex-spot starters. While not universally started, the following players have good enough matchups and ample opportunity to make an indelible impression this weekend.
Shane Vereen: New England Patriots
The Bills are still a defense in rebuilding mode. In a game that figures to be lopsided affair in favor of the Pats, expect Vereen to chip away at the clock while gaining some valuable carries. Remember, Buffalo allowed 145.8 rushing yards per game last year while also giving up an NFL-best 23 touchdowns. So both Vereen and Stevan Ridley should do well in this contest.
Steve Johnson: Buffalo Bills
Piggybacking on the fact that I think the Bills-Patriots game could become a Patriots whitewashing, there is a good chance that the Bills will be playing some catch-up. And who better for Bills rookie quarterback EJ Manuel to connect with than veteran Steve Johnson. Also, the Pats did give up their fair share of receiving yards last year, allowing 271.4 receiving yards per game to go with 27 touchdowns allowed through the air.
Daryl Richardson: St. Louis Rams
Fresh off being named the Rams' lead back, Richardson is primed to break out in his sophomore campaign. Richardson showed he was a great change-of-pace back last year spelling Steven Jackson. Richardson should get off to a good start, as he and his Rams' teammates have a nice matchup at home against the Cardinals, and their so-so run defense. Last year, the Cardinals gave up 137 rushing yards per game (28th in the league) and Rams coach Jeff Fisher will likely want to establish the run game early.
Bryce Brown: Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles matchup with the Redskins in D.C. on Monday night has all the makings of a shootout. With new Eagles coach Chip Kelly implementing a new hurry-up offense, he'll want to give all his weapons a chance at making their mark, and although LeSean McCoy is still the lead back in Philadelphia, Bryce Brown should still do enough in this game to matter in fantasy circles. The Redskins defense could wear down late and Kelly may want to run it down the Redskins' throat. Brown could help in tiring out Washington.
Chris Givens: St. Louis Rams
Givens, a trendy sleeper prior to drafts, has a great opportunity in front of him this year, and it all starts with his Week 1 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Givens, who is a great deep threat, torched the Cardinals last year in two matchups. In those games, Givens racked up 166 receiving yards and two touchdowns. While the Cardinals do have a good pass defense, Givens' speed will be put to good use in this game.
Vick Ballard: Indianapolis Colts
Although Ahmad Bradshaw is healthy and expected to play in the Colts opener against the Raiders, Vick Ballard could get a lot of playing time in this game too. If the game becomes a lopsided affair in the Colts favor, Ballard could be used to grind out the clock. Don't forget how bad Oakland was against the run last season, as they allowed 118.6 rushing yards per game while allowing 18 touchdowns (tied for third-worst in the NFL) on the ground.
Golden Tate: Seattle Seahawks
Tate has become a forgotten man in Seattle. Between Marshawn Lynch carrying the offensive load and the acquisition of Percy Harvin (who is injured at the moment) creating a buzz in the offseason, Tate has been lost in the shuffle. With Harvin sidelined, Tate is clearly Russell Wilson's best weapon in the passing game. Tate had himself a solid year in 2012, with 688 receiving yards and seven touchdowns. He should only get better in 2013. Carolina (Seattle's Week 1 opponent) can be exploited in the air and with Lynch's running style setting up the pass, Tate can find some open spots in the defense.
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Agriculture Education Concentration
Wilmington College offers teacher licensure in vocational agriculture (grades four and beyond). Students must be admitted to the Teacher Education Program. It is recommended that students seeking licensure consult faculty in both the Agriculture and Education areas. See Education for additional information. A total of 90 credit hours are required. The following courses are required or can be selected for this concentration:
Required courses:
*EDU103 Educational Foundations (3)
*EDU104 Educational Foundations Practicum (1)
*EDU205 Instructional Media (1)
*EDU210 Human Growth & development (3)
*EDU241 Educational Psychology (3)
*EDU303 Secondary General Methods and Content Area Reading (4)
EDU309 Survey of Inclusion (4)
EDU405 Multicultural Experience (2)
EDU450 Student Teaching and Seminar (10)
AGR105 Agriculture Applications & Technology (3)
**AGR108 Principles of Crop and Animal Science I (4)
**AGR109 Principles of Crop and Animal Science II (3)
**AGR122 Agricultural Economics (3)
**AGR202 Foundations in Agricultural Education (3)
AGR275 Practicum – vocational Agriculture I (1)
AGR312 Animal Nutrition (4)
AGR317 Soils (4)
AGR323 Methods of Teaching Agriculture (4)
AGR405 Farm Management (4)
AGR475 Practicum – Vocational Agriculture II (1)
ACC201 Accounting I (3)
MGT211 Introduction to Management (3)
MKT205 Introduction to Marketing (3)
Required – 16 semester hours from the following courses:
AGR*** Upper division electives (9)
CHM211 Principles of Chemistry (4)
CHM, BIO, GEO, or PHY courses (4) In addition to the general education requirements
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Category: Water
Brian Richter's 'Chasing Water': Smarter Solutions for the Coming Water Scarcity
Many of the world's cities are ill-prepared to face impending water shortages over the next decades. Conservancy scientist Brian Richter's new book says the answer lies in people power.
Giulio Boccaletti: What Scientific Idea is Ready for Retirement?
In hydrology, a concept known as stationarity allows us to define events using time statistics, like the "one in a hundred years flood." Dr. Giulio Boccaletti argues that it's time to retire this concept.
Re-Branding Nature: From Dismal Swamp to Constructed Wetland
Swamps were once considered disease-ridden, alligator-infested places. Now they're hailed for the ecosystem services they provide–but for that image to stick, constructed wetlands have to be based on the best-available science.
Is China's Coastal Aquaculture Production a House of Cards?
No country exports more shrimp than China. Yet how sustainable is shrimp aquaculture production in China? Conservancy senior social scientist Craig Leisher looks to the literature for answers, and what he finds isn't promising.
Research: Can Restoring Oyster Reefs Combat Nitrogen Pollution?
Oysters filter nitrogen from water — and nitrogen pollution is a huge and growing problem along many coastlines, not just for the United States, but worldwide. So could restoring oyster reefs combat nitrogen pollution? And if the answer is yes, could that service generate enough funding for broad-scale oyster restoration?
People of the Salmon: Haida Tribe Defends Salmon with Science in Alaska
The Haida community on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, have long considered themselves "people of the salmon." They rely on the fish for their food and culture. Now community members are being trained to become scientists. Their assessments could help get their streams protected under Alaska state law.
Penobscot River Dam Removal: Lessons for a World Demanding Energy
Dam removal on Maine's Penobscot River means a brighter future for Atlantic salmon and other migratory fish. But an even greater value of the Penobscot may in fact lie in its meaning for countries that are just now beginning to plan and build dams.
Dead Wood & Migrating Salmon: Restoring a Southeast Alaska Stream
A neat and tidy stream may look bucolic, even scenic. But for salmon it's a dead end. On Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska, land managers once removed dead wood from streams to "clean" them. That action was based on assumption, not science. Salmon need dead wood. They need diversity. Now a restoration effort is putting the logs back into the stream, creating "fish condos" for salmon.
Dead Heat and June Gloom: Connecting California's Disparate Summer Climates
Summertime, and the living is easy? Or are we in the midst of the dog days of summer? It depends. In California, you can go from the hottest place on record to the oft-quoted "coldest winter I ever spent was summer in San Francisco." California ecologist Sophie Parker reflects on California's widely varying summer and what it means for ecosystems and people.
Book Week: John Graves' 'Goodbye to a River'
Next up for book week: Senior freshwater scientist Jeff Opperman reviews John Graves' canoeing classic, Goodbye to a River.
Farming, Adapting to Climate Change & the Limits of Imagination
A new study from Conservancy scientists says irrigation needs are going to increase significantly under future climate change projections. Can farmers be equally radical in how they respond to these drier conditions?
Quick Study: How Will Climate Change Affect Irrigation of Farm Lands in U.S.?
Quick Study is just what it says — a rapid-fire look at a new conservation science study that might turn some heads.
The Study: McDonald, R. and E. Girvetz. 2013. Two challenges for U.S. irrigation due to climate change: increasing irrigated area in wet states and increasing irrigation rates in dry states. PLoS ONE 8(6): e65589. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0065589.
The Questions: Climate change models forecast higher average temperatures that will cause crop-growing seasons in the United States to become hotter and drier. How will this impact the irrigation needs of agriculture in the United States? And how will farmers respond to drier conditions?
Mekong (Blogging) Odyssey: Jeff Opperman's New York Times Series
In January, Nature Conservancy Senior Freshwater Scientist Jeff Opperman took a 1,500-mile trip down the Mekong River in January with his wife, son and daughter — to explore one of the most amazing freshwater ecosystems on the planet, one that could be radically changed in the next two decades by hydropower development. But the trip turned out to be straightforward compared with blogging about it afterwards for The New York Times.
New Study: How Cities Can Finally Get Smart About Water
If the definition of insanity is making the same mistakes over and over, then many cities have taken a certifiable approach to securing their water supplies — and they need some radical therapy before taking the big economic, ecological and human hits that come with a permanent state of thirst.
That's the conclusion from a new study in the journal Water Policy, whose authors compared the water supply histories of 4 cities — San Diego, Phoenix, San Antonio and Adelaide, Australia. Among the lessons learned? Urban water conservation, recycling and desalination aren't silver bullets. In fact, the best solution may lie upstream with farmers — saving just 5-10% of agricultural irrigation in upstream watersheds could satisfy a city's entire water needs.
Brian Richter, a senior freshwater scientist at The Nature Conservancy and the study's lead author, told me more about what cities need to do to say on the right side of dry.
Diverse Conservation
Call for Inclusive Conservation
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Great Idea ! Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't Ancestry.com already provide source citations when you merge a record into your database?
Keep up the great THINK !
As always you've got us thinking and hopefully all talking about how improvements can be made. Thanks Mark! Best, Lisa Louise Cooke]]>
It is my hope that this effort could include companies and organizations that already have citation software. This would include zotero, EndNote, RefWorks, and EasyBib.]]>
Nice article … I suggest that you look at the zotero.org citation browser addon … they've already done the heavy lifting … some further work would be required by geneealogy websites and software providers, but htis might be a promising direction.