text: Unitus DSpace http://http://dspace.unitus.it:80 The DSpace digital repository system captures, stores, indexes, preserves, and distributes digital research material. 2014-12-23T00:51:52Z Rimboschimenti e lotta alla desertificazione in Italia http://hdl.handle.net/2067/2152 Title: Rimboschimenti e lotta alla desertificazione in Italia Authors: Corona, Piermaria; Ferrari, Barbara; Iovino, Francesco; La Mantia, Tommaso; Barbati, Anna Abstract: Questa monografia propone una lettura critica sul ruolo attuale del rimboschimento nella prevenzione e mitigazione dei processi di desertificazione in Italia. Le potenzialità del rimboschimento sono inquadrate in una prospettiva multifunzionale e sinergica che comprende le ricadute ambientali di questa attività anche in termini di assorbimento del carbonio atmosferico e potenziamento della biodiversità, oltre che di conservazione del suolo e recupero e riqualificazione di paesaggi degradati. L'obiettivo è delineare una strategia di lotta alla desertificazione applicabile a livello regionale, nel quadro degli strumenti programmatici e di governo del territorio rurale e fornire orientamenti tecnici per la progettazione dei rimboschimenti su terreni degradati 2008-12-31T23:00:00Z Deadwood in forest stands close to old-growthness under Mediterranean conditions in the Italian Peninsula http://hdl.handle.net/2067/1902 Title: Deadwood in forest stands close to old-growthness under Mediterranean conditions in the Italian Peninsula Authors: Corona, Piermaria; Lombardi, Fabio; Chirici, Gherardo; Marchetti, Marco; Tognetti, Roberto; Lasserre, Bruno; Barbati, Anna; Ferrari, Barbara; Di Paolo, Silvia; Giuliarelli, Diego; Iovino, Francesco; Nicolaci, Antonino; Bianchi, Livio; Maltoni, Alberto; Travaglini, Davide Abstract: Considering that indicators of old-growth features can vary across the European ecoregions, this paper provides some results to identify the distinctive traits of old-growth forests in the Mediterranean ecoregion. Deadwood occurrence as indicator of naturalness is investigated in some remote forest areas that have developed in absence of anthropogenic disturbance over the past few decades. Eleven study sites across the Italian peninsula were elected and records of deadwood were carried out in 1-ha size plots. Deadwood volume, deadwood types and decay stages were inventoried in the selected sites. The amounts of deadwood indicate a large variability among the investigated forest stands: the total volume ranged between 2 and 143 m3ha-1, with an average of 60 m3ha-1. Lying deadwood is the most abundant component of deadwood in the investigated forests, due to the natural mortality occurring in the stands in relation to the processes established in the last decades. On the contrary, stumps are the less represented type of deadwood in almost all the study areas. All the decay classes are present in each study site. The amount of deadwood in Southern Europe, even if lower than that reported for North and Central European countries, could have a different meaning due to the faster decay occurring in Mediterranean forest ecosystems. For this reason, old-growth features and the characteristics of each indicator should be framed and referred to well-defined climatic and biogeographic contexts. Distinctively, under the conditions here investigated, three main deadwood features prove to characterize forest stands close to old-growthness: a ratio of dead to living wood not lower than 10%; lying deadwood much more abundant than the standing one; large range of deadwood size and decay classes across all the deadwood components. 2009-12-31T23:00:00Z The application of the ecosystem approach through sustainable forest management: an Italian case study. http://hdl.handle.net/2067/1904 Title: The application of the ecosystem approach through sustainable forest management: an Italian case study. Authors: Barbati, Anna; Corona, Piermaria; Portoghesi, Luigi; Iovino, Francesco; Marchetti, Marco; Menguzzato, Giuliano Abstract: During the last decades adapting silvicultural systems to a changed society, increasingly aware of the multifunctional role of forests, was a much debated issue in Italy. Stemming from this discussion is the systemic silviculture concept, an adaptive forest management tool aimed at cultivating the forest as a self-organizing system and focusing on sustaining its functional efficiency as the best way to enhance forest multi-functionality. This concept has much connection with the Ecosystem Approach defined by the Convention on Biological Diversity as a strategy for the integrated management of land, water and living resources that promotes conservation and sustainable use in an equitable way. In the following a case study is presented where the principles of systemic silviculture are implemented in the management of private and common forest properties in the Serre mountains of the Calabria Region (Italy); relationships with the Ecosystem Approach principles are analyzed in order to evaluate to what extent systemic silviculture can be regarded as a means to bring the EA to the implementation level. 2009-12-31T23:00:00Z Stand structure attributes in potential Old-Growth Forests in the Apennines, Italy http://hdl.handle.net/2067/2213 Title: Stand structure attributes in potential Old-Growth Forests in the Apennines, Italy Authors: Calamini, Gianfranco; Maltoni, Alberto; Travaglini, Davide; Iovino, Francesco; Nicolaci, Antonino; Menguzzato, Giuliano; Corona, Piermaria; Ferrari, Barbara; Di Santo, Daniele; Chirici, Gherardo; Lombardi, Fabio Abstract: The aim of this paper is to provide early feedback on stand structure attributes in Italian Apennines forests that could be considered Old Growth Forests in the Mediterranean Eco-Region. Few data are nowadays available relating to this Region. 10 forest reserves across the Apennines were selected and a census of trees and structural parameters was conducted in permanent plots (0.16-1.0 ha), one plot for each selected forest stand. Dimensional and structural characters indicate a large variability among the investigated forest stands. The considered parameters are compared with those reported for other European countries. Old growth features and characteristics of each indicator should be revised and referred to the particular climatic and biogeographic context. The chosen forest study sites are to be considered old if related to common Apennine stands but, in some cases, their development stage is not so close to "truly" Old Growth Forest. Permanent plots allow future investigations on dynamic processes leading to real Old Growth Mediterranean Forests in Italian Apennines. 2010-12-31T23:00:00Z


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100 Men, Women and Children Killed in Gaza as Obama Declares Full American Support for Israel
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Sunday marked the deadliest day for Palestinians in Gaza, as Israel's heavy bombardment of the coastal strip killed yet more civilians. By Monday, the death toll had risen to over 100 people in Gaza; according to the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, at least 58 civilians have been killed so far. Additionally, according to the centre, at least "535 Palestinians, including 520 civilians, have been wounded – this number includes 140 children and 83 women."
24 people on Sunday were killed, according to Ma'an News--the deadliest day yet for Palestinians in Gaza since the Israeli assault, dubbed "Operation Pillar of Cloud," began.
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Israeli forces killed at least 11 people, including several children, in a single airstrike that destroyed a home here on Sunday, as Israel pressed its bombardment of the Gaza Strip for a fifth day, deploying warplanes and naval vessels to pummel the coastal enclave.
The airstrike, which the Israeli military said was meant to kill a Palestinian militant involved in the recent rocket attacks, was the deadliest operation to date and would no doubt weigh on negotiations for a possible cease-fire. Among the dead were five women and four small children, The Associated Press reported, citing a Palestinian health official.
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Earlier reports by the IDF Spokesman to the effect that Israel assassinated the head of Hamas' rocket-launching unit Yehiya Rabiah today in an aerial bombing in northern Gaza appear to have been inaccurate. Apparently, the IAF mistakenly bombed the home of one of his neighbors, Mohammed a-Dallo, killing 10 members of his family and two of his neighbors. Rabiah seems to have survived the attack.
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The occupied West Bank saw intense protests and clashes over the Gaza assault. Ma'an News reports that "over 50 people were injured on Sunday during protests in the West Bank and East Jerusalem against Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip."
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FULTON, Mo. - The Martin Luther College football team finished its season with a 30-27 win at Westminster College Saturday afternoon.
Ben Ewings set a new single-game record with 4.0 sacks. He also set a new single-season record with 11.0 sacks this season
The Knights started the game strong with a nine-play, 73-yard drive that ended with a 53-yard touchdown pass from Luke Rothe to Micah Plocher on third and long to take a quick 6-0 lead.
The Blue Jays responded with a 74-yard touchdown pass on the next play, and then scored again to take a 14-6 lead early in the second quarter.
The MLC defense would settle in from there, as Colin Paustian returned an interception 75 yards for a touchdown to cut the deficit to 14-12 as the first half came to a close.
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MLC added three on a Chester Reinemann field goal to close the third quarter, but the Blue Jays answered with a score to cut the lead to 23-20 early in the fourth.
The Knights scored a needed insurance touchdown with just over two minutes left, as Rothe found Plocher for a second time. Westminster scored quickly to make the score 30-27, and then recovered an onside kick to get a shot to win the game, but Rothe intercepted a pass to finish the Blue Jays' hopes of a comeback.
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The Knights had six sacks, with Morrell and Nick Kressin adding the other two, and also forced three Westminster turnovers.
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Siamak, Shirani and Meon, Sariah and Wahab, Zakaria and Mahmood, Maziah (2010) Scalp induction rate responses to cytokinins on proliferating shoot tips of banana cultivars. American Journal of Agricultural and Biological Sciences, 5 (2). pp. 128-134. ISSN 1557-4989
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Problem statement: The effect of cytokinins on scalp induction from in vitro propagating shoot tips of different banana (Musa spp. AAA and AAB) cultivars was studied. Approach: Proliferation rate increased with an increasing concentration of Benzyl Amino Purine(BAP) up to 22.2 μM while, lower level of BAP (11.1 μM) increased scalp induction. Results: Kinetin induced a lower number of shoots than that obtained with similar levels of BAP and caused an increase in scalp induction rate at higher concentration (22.2 μM). Shoot proliferation in 'Rastali'(AAB),'Berangan Intan' and 'Berangan'(AAA) significantly increased with increasing Thidiazuron (TDZ) concentration from 3.17, 2.17 and 3.33 shoots at 0.5 μM to 14.17, 6.22 and 6.17 shoots at 5 μM respectively, as concentrations above 5 μM for all cultivars were inhibitor. Conclusion/Recommendations: The highest ratio of scalp formation (8.89) was recorded in 'Rastali' at the highest concentration of TDZ (7.5 μM), but in 'Berangan Intan' and 'Berangan' (AAA) TDZ increased scalp induction rate from 0.00 and 0.43 at 0.5 μM to 4.22 and 2.67 at 5 μM respectively before falling to 2.11 for both at 7.5 μM. BAP at 22.2 μM was considered optimal for shoot proliferation as well as shoot elongation from excised scalps of banana cultivars.
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The bull camp is having trouble dredging up supportive storylines, CME Group said on Monday as silver's losses pulled it below the $31 level, to $30.84. That difficulty has resulted in silver once again struggling to make significant gains and failing to sustain higher levels when progress is made.
Recently there has been a sense that economic conditions are stabilizing, if not improving. That has been accompanied by an expansion of investors' risk appetites — and with that has come a waning desire for safety and liquidation in the silver market.
This week, CME Group reported that stocks of COMEX silver reached their highest levels since August 15, 1997, a development that the firm said is likely to grab the attention of bears.
The fact that the liquidation bug seems to have spread to the ETF market will also likely be of delight to bears. Investors in these products dropped about 246 metric tons. Standard Bank described the decline as a wavering of commitment, stating that the decline, the likes of which has not been seen in two months, is "not insignificant."But bulls mustered strength and made a showing Tuesday as the Federal Reserve headed into its first meeting of the year. The upward push snapped silver's three-day losing streak, allowing the metal to grab gains of $0.54 and close at $31.38. News that the US GDP declined for the first time in over three years during Q4 2012 provided silver with further support on Wednesday. Then came announcements from the Fed that monetary easing will continue and interest rates will remain low. That added fuel to the upward move. Silver rallied, climbing more than 3 percent during the day. The metal grabbed another $0.64 in gains, closing at $32.02.
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I report on observations of three series of events, all of which depend on precise alignments of astronomical objects and which requre observations at specific times. At total solar eclipses, most recently 1 August 2008 in Siberia, we searched for coronal oscillations through narrow-band filters for coronal visible-light emission lines as a distinguishing characteristic among theories of the heating of the corona to millions of degrees. The eclipse work also provides high-resolution coronal imaging through new data-processing methods as well as the extension of coronal streamers and plumes observed from solar spacecraft into spatial regions unobservable at space with present satellite capabilities. The occultation work has in recent years centered on Pluto and Charon, and which we are working to extend to objects further out in the solar system. We have found Pluto's atmosphere to be warming even as far as we are past perihelion, and we have placed strict limits on Charon's atmosphere. We have, further, applied our observational abilities to the 2004 transit of Venus and the 2006 transit of Mercury, and we have used spacecraft observations of the total solar irradiance to provide well-understood analogs of exoplanet transits.
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An American in Paris is a 1951 musical film based on the classical composition by George Gershwin. Starring Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron, the film is set in Paris, and directed by Vincente Minnelli from a script by Alan Jay Lerner. All of the music in the film is by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin. The climax of the film is 18 minutes of dancing featuring Kelly and Caron, set to Gershwin's An American in Paris.
Jerry Mulligan (Kelly) is an American expatriate trying to make a living in Paris as a painter. His friend Adam (Levant) is a struggling pianist who's a long time associate of a famous singer, Henri Baurel (Georges Guétary). A lonely society woman (Nina Foch) takes Jerry under her wing, only to have Jerry fall for Lise (Leslie Caron), a girl he sees at a party. Lise loves him as well, but she is already in a relationship with Henri.
The plot is interspersed with show stopping Gershwin tunes with dancing choreographed by Gene Kelly. Songs and music include "I've Got Rhythm", "S'Wonderful", "Our Love Is Here To Stay", and Concerto in F.
Gene Kelly received an honorary Academy Award that year for "his versatility as an actor, singer, director and dancer, and specifically for his brilliant achievements in the art of choreography on film." It was his only Oscar.
The film has also been selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.
The film was shot on Hollywood sets, so it features some quirks in the occasional French dialogue. Notably, near the beginning of the I got rhythm number, one of the "French" kids says Jerry, parle anglais Ă nous, which sounds rather curious. In the French soundtrack, which switches to the original sound for the duration of the songs, the Ă nous is masked through a plop sound, to make the sentence more palatable.
Hollywood movies referencing France seldom use location shooting or native speakers. Great care is however sometimes put into reproducing Paris surroundings, like in this American in Paris or in Irma La Douce. Ironically, a lot of older French Paris-based movies were studio work as well and the same art directors (eg. Alexandre Trauner) were sometimes working on both sides of the ocean...
Oscar Levant, who plays Adam Cook. was one of George Gershwin's closest friends in real life.
Academy Award for Best Picture: Winners (1941–1960)