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Piping plovers are even messing up beach replenishment. see below.
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Ok i suppose, but "amazing welding photos" would have been more interesting........
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stratified stone that splits into pieces suitable as paving stones
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a flat stone used in paving, or any rock which will split into such stones. See Flag, a stone
Flagstone is a generic flat stone, usually used for paving slabs or walkways, patios, fences and roofing. It may be used for memorials, headstones, facades and other constructions. The name derives from Middle English flagge meaning turf, perhaps from Old Norse flaga meaning slab or chip. Flagstone is a sedimentary rock that is split into layers along bedding planes. Flagstone is usually a form of a sandstone composed of feldspar and quartz and is arenaceous in grain size. The material that binds flagstone is usually composed of silica, calcite, or iron oxide. The rock color usually comes from these cementing materials. Typical flagstone colors are red, blue, and buff, though exotic colors exist. Flagstone is quarried in places with bedded sedimentary rocks with fissile bedding planes. Examples include Arizona flagstone and Pennsylvania Bluestone. Around the thirteenth century, the ceilings, walls and floors in European architecture became more ornate. Anglo-Saxons in particular used flagstones as flooring materials in the interior rooms of castles and other structures. Lindisfarne Castle in England and Muchalls Castle in Scotland are among many examples of buildings with surviving flagstone floors.
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I am using CICS and DUMPMASTER. I am trying to pick up the location and abend code where the actual abend occured. At present my programs use HANDLE ABEND so I have to sacrifice either abend location or abend code from the Dump. Can you help me through this?
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Well, according to Macro4's web Site, DUMPMASTERs CICS support tells you what is the failing statement in your program: thus, I'd suggest you contact the vendor with your question.
However, if the Abend Code is one of CICS', then a look at the Messages & Codes manual will tell you what CICS Module raised the abend and give a description of what caused it. This should be enough to point to something in your code which needs attention. If all else fails, turn on the Auxilary trace which will enable you to diagnose the problem.
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17 December 2014
AGU Fall Meeting 2014: Day 2
Tuesday I spent most of my time in the poster hall – a full day on my feet, in fact, which I'm regretting slightly today. In the morning I was learning about fluids and mineralization in hydrothermal systems in a number of places – Iceland, Chile, mid-ocean ridges, among others – and in the afternoon I saw some presentations on eruptive dynamics, particularly at my old field area of the Santiaguito lava domes in Guatemala.
16 December 2014
AGU Fall Meeting 2014: Day 1
And we're off! Monday was a mixed bag of service and science for me – I started off as a panelist for the first-ever workshop on Honors nominations, talking about the successful nominations I've seen while serving on the Science For Solutions committe
15 December 2014
Social Media Roundup: AGU Fall Meeting 2014
It's that time of year again! Time for frantic poster-printing, rearranging your talk slides for the third or fourth (or dozenth) time, hoping your flight into SFO will actually land on time and wondering whether you'll need to pack short sleeves, a wool coat or rain boots. (Right now, I'd recommend the rain boots.)
12 July 2014
Building DC goes to Mexico (or, why is the geologist taking pictures of the doorframe?)
One of the interesting things about inviting a geologist to any sort of historic site is the inevitable moment when they get distracted by the stones that have been used to build whatever fabulous architectural treasure it is that you're admiring. Case in point: When I was invited to go to the New Horizons Symposium in the Chimalistac neighborhood of Mexico city, I spent at least a few minutes each day taking photos of the walls (much to the amusement of my fellow conference-goers).
2 July 2014
Branching out at the New Horizons In Science Symposium (Mexico City)
A little while ago, as some of you may have guessed from my tweets, I was in Mexico City on a business trip. My reason for the whirlwind visit was to present a talk about volcanic hazards to the New Horizons in Science Symposium, a joint effort between the National Academies of Mexico, Canada and the United States.
19 June 2014
"Scientists…speak up!"
If any of you were following all the Twitter chatter from the AGU Science Policy Conference in DC this week, you might recognize Representative Donna Edwards' exhortation to scientists who are worried about the legislative threats to the NSF's merit review process (and funding). Rep. Edwards was invited along with Rep. Jim Moran and Rep. Scott Peters about the future of science in Congress, and all three panelists made some very strong points about scientists' role in the legislative process. But this was the most important one, because, as Rep. Peters pointed out, we are speaking up "less than you would expect".
22 December 2013
AGU Fall Meeting 2013: Photo Wrap-Up
As is traditional, I ended this year's Fall Meeting by contracting a cold and developing an ear infection by the time I made it back to DC. (In fact, I can only think of one year where something like this didn't happen, and I got sick over Christmas anyway.) Naturally this meant I was in no mood to do any sort of wrap-up post, and today is the first day I've actually felt like sitting upright for any amount of time, so I'm making up for it now.
13 December 2013
AGU Fall Meeting 2013: Thursday
Today was finally a chance to slow down and listen to people talk (instead off talking nonstop myself, which has of course resulted in the traditional mid-week AGU sore throat). In the morning I attended a public affairs session about the intersection of science and policy, something that I spend much of my time thinking about nowadays.
11 December 2013
AGU Fall Meeting 2013: Wednesday
Another busy day in the works! Today I'll be checking out a new form of talks, the "Water Sciences Pop-Ups" (ED31F, 8-10AM in Moscone South 301). They're five-minute student discussions about the future of water sciences, without the formality of a powerpoint, and I'm hoping they'll be exciting and fast-paced.
AGU Fall Meeting 2013: Tuesday
So much to do today! This morning I went to my last student breakfast, and got to tell everyone about the Thriving Earth Exchange, which is a bit like Kickstarter for science (and focuses on bottom-up, community-driven research applications. The breakfast is also a great chance to network with section leaders (and even the President of AGU!) and get yourself noticed, and the food is free, so you really should drag yourself out of bed to go.
9 December 2013
AGU Fall Meeting 2013: Monday
I'm going to try out a new approach this year, and see if I can do some 'liveblogging' as I attend events rather than waiting until the end of the day to do a summary. I expect, in the nature of all confererncee blogging, thatI will end up getting worse and worse at updating as the day goes on, but it's worth an attempt!
2 December 2013
Social Media Roundup: AGU Fall Meeting 2013
It's that time again! Less than a week until AGU's Fall Meeting in San Francisco and my schedule is already full with a whole slew of great sessions, events and activities. As is my annual tradition, I've collected a list of various social-media-related items for you to peruse.
17 December 2012
Benchmarking Time: Hyde Pier, San Francisco
This week's benchmark is an interesting one that I happened across during AGU's Fall Meeting in San Francisco. The Fisherman's Wharf area along the Bay is one of my favorite spots, and I usually take a little time to go walking down there. This time around, I was taking in the little beach near the Maritime Museum when I saw this benchmark.
12 December 2012
AGU 2012 Days 4-6
As always, I'm behind on my AGU updates (possibly because I didn't have a chance to breathe until Wednesday!) There's so much to do, and Tuesday was the first day that the exhibits were open, which is always a time sink. Wednesday was really the first day that I had a chance to get into the science side of things and listen to some talks and visit posters. I find talks are interesting but somewhat unsatisfying in that you don't necessarily get much time to ask questions or discuss the topic. Posters, on the other hand, pretty much guarantee that you'll have a chance to chat about the work with the PI.
5 December 2012
AGU 2012 Days 1 – 3
I'm forgoing my day-by-day posting this year because my schedule has been nuts – I'm hardly able to finish a meeting before I have to move on to something else!
On Sunday afteernoon I arrived to happily clear skies and a relaxing ride into San Francisco. Naturally, this meant I had to immediately start going to meetitngs – training for moderrating my first oral session, and our annual student representative meeting. (Students, watch out for new developments in your sections, including webinars, mentoring programs, and new volunteer opportunities throughout AGU! The Union Council has already added three studeent and three early-career seats, and they're looking to get students involvedd in even more ways.)
31 December 2011
I'm a travelin' (wo)man
It's time for my yearly recap of travels geological and otherwise, and it looks like Chris and Anne at Highly Allocthonous have started up the meme again. This year had a few highlights (and a little more excitement over the summer than I would have liked), but I also got to spend more time at my home base in Buffalo. So let's start there in January…
6 December 2011
AGU 2011: Days 0 & 1
AGU's Fall Meeting is always a full-time job, and the beginning of the meeting is no exception. My week actually started Sunday night: I attended the first gathering of AGU's student representatives, where we discussed our roles and how we will be developing them along with our sections' Executive Committees. The Volcanology, Geochemistry and Petrology section (which I am the new student rep for) meets on Wednesday, and I hope …
26 November 2011
Geoblogger & social media roundup at AGU 2011
In between not doing any Black Friday shopping (yay for my wallet!), spending time with my family, and trying to fit in a little bit of research time, blogging has taken a hit this week. So I thought I'd do something that I did last year in preparation for AGU's Fall Meeting, and give you a roundup of all the social-media-related activities you can partake in this year! You can keep involved even if you're not attending the meeting itself, and there are sure to be plenty of posts, Tweets and other conversations by geobloggers during and after the meeting.
27 April 2011
Soufriere Hills Volcano: Recent deposits in 2010 and 2011
Last year I wrote about the February 2010 dome collapse deposits of the Soufriere Hills lava dome, and this year at the SHV: 15 Years On Conference I had the chance to revisit some of the very same spots. These deposits are mainly pyroclastic material (ash, dome rock and pumice), left behind after pyroclastic flows, surges, and a 50,000 ft (~15 km) high ash plume were created during a major collapse of the lava dome. These deposits extended the eastern coastline of Montserrat almost a km in the area of the old Bramble Airport, and surges were even observed flowing out over the ocean on the eastern side of the island. Here are a few before-and-after shots of the deposits:
12 April 2011
Soufriere Hills Volcano: 15 Years On Conference
If you're wondering where I've been for the past week or so, the answer is attending the recent Soufriere Hills Volcano: 15 Years On conference, held from April 4-8 on the Island of Montserrat. (I gave a talk, which hopefully goes a little way toward justifying a trip to a Caribbean island in the last weeks of the semester!) The conference was fantastic, and I learned so much about lava dome eruptions (in addition to my own research) that I'll probably be slotting whole chunks of new material into my dissertation.


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Flavius Placidius Valentinianus, future emperor Valentinian III, was born in Ravenna, Italy, in 419AD.
Upon the death of his father, being still a minor, the new emperor ruled under the regency of his mother Galla Placidia, one of whose first acts was to install "Magister utriusque militiae" Her regency lasted until 437, and for the duration Theodosius II gave her his full support. This period was marked with a vigorous imperial policy and an attempt to stabilize the western provinces as far as the stretched resources of the empire could manage.
Nevertheless, there were significant problems that threatened the viability of the Roman state in the west. The Visigoths were a constant presence in south-eastern Gaul and could not be dislodged. The Vandals continued their incursions into Mauretania, conquering both Mauretania provinces, as well as parts of Numidia.Spain as well continued to slip away from imperial control during the early to mid 440s as the Suebi extended their control.
The Huns continued to pressure the Danubian provinces in the 440s. Sometime before 449, Valentinian granted the honorary title of Magister militum of the western empire upon their chieftain, Attila the Hun and the western court was relieved when he concentrated on raiding the eastern empire's provinces in the Balkans from 441 through to 449.Among the sacked cities was Naissus, my home city.In 449, Attila received a message from Valentinian III's sister, offering him half the western empire if he would rescue her from an unwanted marriage that his brother was forcing her into.
Attila had been looking for a pretext for invading the west, and was allegedly bribed by the Vandal king Gaiseric to attack the Visigoths in Gaul. In 450 he invaded the Gallic provinces, after securing peace with the eastern court. Valentinian was furious over the invasion. The man Honoria sent to Attila with the offer was tortured to reveal all the details of the arrangement, and then beheaded. It took a great deal of persuading for Valentinian's mother to get her son to agree to sparing his sister's life.
In early 451, Attila crossed the Rhine and entered the Belgic provinces, capturing Metz on April 7, 451. Aëtius gathered together a coalition of forces, including Visigoths and Burgundians, and raced to prevent Attila taking the city of Orléans, successfully forcing the Huns to beat a hasty retreat. The Roman-Germanic forces met Hunnic forces at the Battle of Châlons, resulting in a victory for Aëtius, who sought to retain his position by allowing Attila and a significant number of his troops to escape.
This allowed Attila to regroup, and in 452 he invaded Italy. He sacked and destroyed Aquileia and took Verona and Vincentia as well.[40] Aëtius was shadowing the Huns but did not have the troops to attack, so the road to Rome was open. Although Ravenna was Valentinian's usual residence, he and the court eventually moved back to Rome, where he was as Attila approached.[41]
Valentinian sent Pope Leo I and two leading senators to negotiate with Attila. This embassy, combined with a plague among his troops, the threat of famine, and news that the eastern emperor Marcian had launched an attack on Hun homelands along the Danube, forced Attila to turn around and leave Italy. The death of Attila in Pannonia in 453, and the power struggle that erupted between his sons ended the Hunnic threat to the empire
Valentinian thereby felt secure enough to begin plotting to have Aëtius killed, egged on by Petronius Maximus a high ranking senator who bore a personal grudge against the powerful general. Aëtius, whose son had married Valentinian's youngest daughter,Placidia was murdered by Valentinian on 21 September 454.Aetius was presenting some financial statement before the Emperor when Valentinian suddenly leapt from his throne, accusing him of treason. Valentinian drew his sword and rushed at the weaponless Aëtius, killing him on the spot. An appalled Sidonius Apollinaris later remarked to Valentinian that "I am ignorant, sir, of your motives or provocations; I only know that you have acted like a man who has cut off his right hand with his left.
On March 16 of the following year, however, the emperor himself was assassinated in Rome by two Hunnish followers of Aëtius.These retainers may have been put up to it by Petronius Maximus,a wealthy senator taking revenge for the rape of his wife Lucina by Valentinian. The day after the assassination, Petronius Maximus had himself proclaimed emperor by the remnants of the Western Roman army after paying a large donative. He was not as prepared as he thought to take over and stabilize the depleted empire, however; after a reign of only 11 weeks, Maximus was stoned to death by a Roman mob. King Gaiseric and his Vandals captured Rome a few days later and sacked it for two weeks.


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During World War II, LST-989 was assigned to the European theater and participated in the invasion of southern France in August and September 1944. Following the war, LST-989 performed occupation duty in the Far East and saw service in China until mid-April 1946. She was decommissioned on 7 October 1946 and struck from the Navy list on 13 November that same year. On 25 June 1948, the ship was sold to the Humble Oil & Refining Co., of Houston, Tex., for operation.
LST-989 earned one battle star for World War II service.


text: F1 continues trend for pay channel TV deals 15 February, 2013 More and more countries have followed Britain's lead in seeing their exclusive free-to-air television coverage of Formula 1 end. The first bombshell was last year, when the split arrangement between pay-channel Sky and the BBC began for the British audience. Sky's German arm has shared coverage with free-to-air RTL for years. But on the heels of the British deal, the next was in Italy, where Sky Italia acquired the exclusive live rights for 2013 and beyond, sharing half the season with an unidentified free-to-air broadcaster. Earlier in February, it emerged that pay broadcaster Sport1 has taken over the F1 rights in the Netherlands, ending free-to-air RTL7's long association with the sport. Now, France is following suit, with reports TF1 – the country's F1 broadcaster since 1992 – has lost its exclusive coverage of formula one to Canal+. Canal+, a pay-channel, has inked a three-year deal with F1, featuring only a Sunday magazine programme for the free-to-air audience. French media source RMC Sport said Canal+ is paying EUR 29 million per year for the deal. The sports daily L'Equipe said the French broadcasting news is a "small earthquake in the world of formula one". TF1's communications chief Frederic Ivernel suggested to the French news agency AFP that it lost the deal simply because it was outbid by Canal+. "We cannot invest money in extravagant sports rights without it being profitable," he said. (GMM) Tweet [email protected] If This Trend Was In Place At The FRANCE79 Race, I Would Not Have Had The Chance To Give A Damn About F1. For Some Countries, Going To The Venues Is Extremely Expensive, And The Other Option Of Seeing It Free In Public Television Will Disappear, In A Heartbeat. Triple Play Is Growing, But Not Everyone Is Willing To Pay Extra For Premium Sports Channels, If They Are Not Already Addicted Fans – And Future Potential Fans Are Not Addicted Because They Were Not Given An Easy Chance To Be Fans, Yet. TOONED Was The Only Recent And Decent Thing Created To Attract New Fans, But That Is Not Enough Because Deceased Old Fans Will Disappear Faster Than New Fans Can Replace Them. Considering Family, Neighbors And Coworkers, It Is Almost Hard For Me To Remember The Last Time I Met An F1 Fan In Person, Because I Never Attended A Race And Can Not See That Happening In The Foreseeable Future. Sigh… Go, HAMILTON ! Bec … And continues to lose viewers. Unique viewers in the UK down 22% on 2011 figures. Meaning some teams are struggling to find sponsors, and we've already seen 1 team fold. Although while the top teams have been offered 70 million more from the new lucrative TV deals, it's the rest that are paying the price. Ian I'm waiting (in vain, thus far) for F1's sponsors to react to the enormous loss of viewing audience as F1 moves to pay channels. Are all those global brands really happy to pay huge sums to have their names on F1 cars, only for a small paying audience instead of the millions attracted to free-to-air television? If so, then Ecclestone's strategy of milking every possible penny out of the "sport" can be justified, if only on financial grounds. If not, if the sponsors wake up & realise that they're advertising themselves to a too-small audience to justify the costs, then even Mr E & CVC Partners will have to reconsider their avaricious business model. Neither one of them gives half a damn about the sport or about the audience that built it, sadly. Pfffft F1 doesn't really seem to care what their fans want or like. It is all about Bernie being able to come up with more money for his daughters to maintain their lavish lifestyle.


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Tools Required
Installation Time: 2 Hours
Figure 1- Before Picture
*NOTE* Many of the pictures show the right hand side because they came out better. The Parts are identical Right to Left
Figure 2 - Removing the Cold Air Intake (or stock air intake) and MAF
Figure 3 - Coil on Plug Bolts (Red), Electrical Connector (Yellow) and Fuel Injector Electrical Connector (Green)
Figure 4 - Remove the coil-on-plugs (RH side shown)
Figure 5 Fuel Injector Electrical Connection
Figure 6 - Remove the VCT Solenoid electrical connection
Figure 7 - Retaining Clips, Pin Type
Figure 8 - Retaining Clip, Stud Style
Figure 9 - Silicone Gasket and Sealant Location, Lower. (image from removal step before scraping old gasket clean)
Figure 10 - Silicone Gasket and Sealant Location, Upper
Figure 11 - Installing the valve cover
Figure 12 - Tightening Sequence
RH Side Valve Cover Installation:
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Figure 13 - The Final Result
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I just put a stuffed animal in the crib with DS2 last week. He doesn't seem all that thrilled about it, though. I keep trying to find some sort of transitional object to get him attached to so that he will maybe wake up overnight, find it and go back to sleep instead of using ME as his transitional object! No pillow yet... DS2 just started crawling last month, so I just don't feel like he is strong enough to pick himself up out of a fluffy pillow if need be yet.
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Gary Goins is facing more than a dozen sexual assault charges, stemming from allegations he abused two boys in the late 90's and early 2000's.
The teacher made bond just before his court appearance. He showed up wearing his blue Warriors school shirt with dozens of family friends standing behind him.
Gary Scott Goins appeared in court, sporting his East Gaston High School colors.
He was arrested early Wednesday morning, as he prepared for one of the last days of the school year.
"Law enforcement has talked to many, many individuals who were wrestlers, a lot of who were witnesses and would be witnesses at trial as to what went on," said Locke Bell, Gaston County district attorney.
Goins, a wresting coach and science teacher, is charged with six counts of indecent liberties with a student, eight counts of indecent liberties with a child and one count of statutory sex offense.
The district attorney says Goins would travel with the wrestling team to other states such as Ohio and Florida for tournaments.
"It was on those trips that inappropriate sexual activity would occur," said Bell.
The charges are said to have happened between May 1999 and June 2004 and it's possible some on campus.
"Scott and I have tried to communicate with law enforcement and work with them and have not come to a fruitful end at that point... He was arrested this morning without notice," said Brent Ratchford, defense.
Investigators served several warrants, including one at Goins' school.
They say there were prior complaints by wrestlers to the school system, but this is Goins' first arrest.
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* Wil Wheaton's on CRIMINAL MINDS tonight on CBS in America, playing a man who sodomises frat boys with violin bows or something. (Hey, that was an actual plotline on LAW AND ORDER: CHILD RAPE CAVALCADE or whatever that thing's called.)
* Amused to note that Publishers Weekly, of all places, is asking when a Warren Ellis/Molly Crabapple webcomic can be expected.
* Siege says: "Criticism is always useful. When it's constructive it tells me about my work. When it's destructive it tells me about the critic."
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For whatever it is worth I don't think any of these "improvements" made the game any easier for the average golfer. The average golfer can't compress the spring on a high COR driver, doesn't hit the ball cleanly enough in the rough to benefit from square grooves and in my group of golfers I have not seen anyone improve their putting stats from using a long putter. So the real game that is being "protected" is the professional game and very high level (future pros) amateur golf game.
But having said that the point is well taken that we don't want to go back to wooden clubs and feather balls. I don't even want to go back to wooden headed, steel shafted driver. So advancing technology has kept some of us in the game by giving us a chance to play well.


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Does anyone else think the week between Christmas Day and NYE is the strangest week of the entire year? I mean—wow. I feel like it should have a special name or title. Everyone is like full for one entire week, or stuck in an airport, or filling up online shopping carts from bed, as netflix movies stream to their laptop. (okay that last one got a little personal, sorry). Happy Holidays Everyone———-2011 is just around the corner!
Happy Holidays to the Solestruck team as well! ♥
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The 87 of Gujarat's 182 seats that go to polls on Thursday will be the gamechanger of this year's election. And the question at stake is simple: are the voters of the state ready to see the big picture, as Chief Minister Narendra Modi would like them to?
"We have to send this son of Gujarat (Modi) to Delhi in 2014," Narhari Amin, the BJP's biggest import from the Congress, tells a crowd at Amreli in Saurashtra, minutes before campaign closed on Tuesday. From the same dais, Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi is professing to be a Gujarat fan. "Poorey India ke bachchey Gujarat ka doodh peete hain (in a reference to Amul)," he says. Modi himself has been tweeting to voters that the candidate is not important but the future of Gujarat is.
The Congress's top leaders, Shaktisinh Gohil, Arjun Modwadia and Shankersinh Vaghela, too have been attacking the CM, even in local meetings. In the few rallies they addressed, Sonia and Rahul Gandhi's focus, as well as that of PM Manmohan Singh, was Modi and his government. The PM even went so far as to rake up the 2002 riots taint that the Congress assiduously avoided this time.Voters like a tea stall owner in Botad, Abheysinh Solanki, and an Amreli tailor, Vasant Mandaliya, do tell you how they like Modi but find their own candidate ineffective and useless. Similar is the story in south Gujarat, especially the tribal belt. However, few are willing to bet if that will matter in the final run.
The Congress has tried to upset the applecart with its ghar-nu-ghar scheme (housing) scheme and perhaps tried to prop up its development credentials by bringing in Delhi CM Sheila Dikshit to release its manifesto. However, the message towards the end may have got diluted with the top leaders parachuting in from Delhi.
Modi has beaten the Congress as far as appropriating rebels goes too, accommodating the party's turncoats within hours. The Congress, on the other hand, lost at least a dozen office-bearers because it refused them tickets.
The other two big stories of this phase — wounded lion Keshubhai Patel's last desperate lunge at Modi and the CM's quantum leap in campaigning with his 3D avatar — have also been all about "Namo". Quite like how Modi would have wanted it to be.
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2013 Chicago VMUG User Conference Wrap Up
We had a very successful users conference in Rosemont on Oct 22nd. Almost eight hundred people came through the doors and I think found some useful information.
In case you weren't able to attend this year (we hope you'll be able to next year) we've included some links to the presentations, pictures and useful links. Thank you to all of our 75 sponsors for sponsoring this year and thank you to all of the users for make this a great success.
Presentations available for download at the VMUG.com site.
Please pay attention for future updates about our user meetings and vBeers events coming soon.
More Pictures
Live Interviews and Podcasts
For more interviews and podcasts, check out the SDR News coverage and the AdaptingIT podcasts
Winner of the VMware Home Lab, Greg Synder. Feel free to find out how his build is going by following him on twitter. Greg, you'll be presenting at a meeting soon, right?
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2013 Chicago VMUG User Conference
If you haven't registered for the 2013 Chicago VMUG Conference you should do it right now!
This should be an exiting users conference and a lot to talk about. With the recent release of vSphere 5.5, NSX, VSAN, vCHS and vFlash there is a lot of new things to discuss.
Jay Cuthrell is a thought leader within the Office of the CTO at VCE (A company formed by Cisco and EMC with investments from VMware, and Intel) working with service providers, systems integrators, ISVs, and media & entertainment companies to deliver converged infrastructure. He is a frequent industry speaker currently based on the West Coast of the United States. Previously, as a strategic technology consultant with cuthrell.com he worked with service providers, startup companies, and investment groups in addition to writing for ReadWrite and Telecompetitor. He has held CTO, VP, and GM roles at Digitel and NeoNova (an Azure Capital and Bridgescale Partners portfolio company) and infrastructure consulting roles working domestically and internationally for Fortune 500 clients. He also served at Scient (formerly iXL now Publicis), Nortel, Analysts International, IBM, and NCSU College of Engineering. He holds a BS in Materials Science and Engineering from North Carolina State University and grew up in Beaufort, NC. His blog can be found at fudge.org
The lunch time keynote will be presented by one of our great sponsors. Symantec will be delivering this keynote on "Overcoming the Challenges to Virtualizing Tier 1 Business Critical Applications".
This is also a great time to mingle with our sponsors and learn about a variety of products you haven't been able to see yet.
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|Platinum Sponsors
|Gold Sponsors
|Silver Sponsors
We have some great sessions this year as always. Partners, VMware Employees, Industry experts…Oh My!
|8:00 – 8:30 am
|Registration | Breakfast | Mingle with Vendors
|8:30 – 9:00 am
|VMUG Welcome
|Rooms 21-23 & 32-34
|9:00 – 9:45 am
|Morning Keynote by Jay Cuthrell
|Rooms 21-23 & 32-34
|9:45 – 10:15 am
|Break | Mingle with Vendors
|South Ballroom – Rooms 40-53
|10:15 – 11:00 am
|Breakout Block #1 | Education Sessions
|From Enterprise Datacenter to Private Cloud, Sigma Solutions
|Room 24
|Memory-Attached Flash Hybrid SANs with QoS, Fusion-io
|Room 31
|Deploying VMware* vSphere 5.1 Using 10Gb Ethernet, Intel
|Room 25
|Troubleshoot, Optimize and Analyze Your VMware Environments with In-depth Holistic Visibility, Splunk
|Room 30
|Top 10 Things You Must Know About Storage for vSphere, HP
|Room 26
|Securing Microsoft Applications in VMware Environments with Next-Generation Firewalls, Palo Alto
|Room 27
|Tales From the Field: Don't Let This Happen to Your VMs, Veeam
|Room 29
|11:00 – 11:15 am
|Break | Mingle with Vendors
|South Ballroom – Rooms 40-53
|11:15 – 12:00 pm
|Breakout Block #2 | Education Sessions
|Software Defined Datacenter - Vitaly Tsipris, VMware
|Room 24
|Troubleshooting Storage Performance – Raj Jethnani, VMware
|Room 31
|End User Computing – The Hottest News from VMworld Europe! - David Stafford, VMware
|Room 25
|Performance Best Practices for vSphere – Daniel Wofford, VMware
|Room 30
|vCenter Site Recovery Manager – Tim Sommer, VMware
|Room 26
|Horizon Mirage Image Deployment Deep Dive, Jerrid Cunniff, VMware
|Room 27
|vSphere Platform Group Discussion, Mike Foley, VMware
|Room 29
|12:00 – 12:30 pm
|South Ballroom Foyer
|12:30 -1:15 pm
|Keynote - Overcome the Challenges to Virtualizing Tier 1 Business Critical Applications, Symantec
|Rooms 21-23 & 32-34
|1:15 – 1:30 pm
|Break | Mingle with Vendors
|South Ballroom – Rooms 40-53
|1:30 – 2:15 pm
|Breakout Block #3 | Education Sessions
|DR to The Cloud: How Cloud Replication Can Turn Disaster Recovery into DRaaS, Hosting
|Room 24
|Evolving to the Software-defined Data Center: A Detailed Look at EMC Integrations with VMware, EMC
|Room 31
|The Next Step in Virtualization – Network Virtualization: Customer Deployment Stories on Why and How They Migrated to "Wi-Fi on VMware", ADTRAN
|Room 25
|50% Faster VMs—No Hardware Required, Condusiv Technologies
|Room 30
|How to Adapt Your Data Management and Protection Methodologies to a Cloud Scale Environment,CommVault
|Room 26
|Key Elements to Securing Your Data Center: Physical, Virtual and Cloud Environments, Trend Micro
|Room 27
|Virtual DC / Virtual Networks, Cisco
|Room 29
|2:15 – 2:45 pm
|Break | Mingle with Vendors
|South Ballroom – Rooms 40-53
|2:45 – 3:30 pm
|Breakout Block #4 | Education Sessions
|Serving Up Flash-based Technology in VMware, SanDisk
|Room 24
|vSphere 5.5 Storage Enhancements, Presidio
|Room 31
|The Emerging Role of Software Defined Acceleration (SDA), Silver Peak Systems
|Room 25
|HP BladeSystem Networking, American Digital
|Room 30
|OpenWorkload – Simplifying the Network for VMware Deployments, Arista Networks
|Room 26
|Solving Performance Issues in Virtualized Oracle DB Servers, Kaminario
|Room 27
|Going Full Virtual: Virtualizing Business Critical Apps with VMware and NetApp, NetApp
|Room 29
|3:30 – 3:45 pm
|Break | Mingle with Vendors
|South Ballroom – Rooms 40-53
|3:45 – 4:30 pm
|Breakout Block #5 | Education Sessions
|How to use vCloud Hybrid Service to Extend your Datacenter to the Cloud – Jeremy Cowan, VMware
|Room 24
|Virtual SAN – Technical Best Practices – Vitaly Tsipris, VMware
|Room 31
|Network Virtualization – Sachin Thatte, VMware
|Room 25
|Performance Best Practices for vSphere – Daniel Wofford, VMware
|Room 30
|VMware vSphere Data Protection – What's New and a Technical Walkthrough – Tim Sommer, VMware
|Room 26
|Upgrading to vSphere 5.5, VMware
|Room 27
|Real World Automation Using vCenter Orchestrator, Larry Orloff (VMware) and Customer Nick Colyer
|Room 29
|4:30 – 5:00 pm
|Ask the Experts Panel | Prize Giveaways
|Rooms 21-23 & 32-34
We always have some great swag to give away at the end of the day. This year however, we've got some great sponsors like VMware and American Digital that are giving away an entire home lab and 1 year of VMware NFR licenses!!!!! 2 HP MicroServers, a Synology NAS, disks, memory, a Switch and VMware licenses. Awesome!
This year we'll have a special room for people to test their metal against the VMware Certified Associate Certifications. If you can pass the test, you can add a certification to your list.
VMware VCA presentations
This year some well known industry experts will be blogging and podcasting live from the event. If you see one of these guys running around, be sure to say hi.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Rosemont Convention Center
5555 North River Road
Rosemont, IL 60018
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2nd Quarter 2013 Meeting Wrap Up
Thank you to our two sponsors: Nimble Storage and American Digital. These meetings can't happen without our generous sponsors.
Dmitriy Sandler started our meeting by giving a great presentation on Nimble Storage. He gave us a better understanding of how Nimble was designed from the ground up with Flash in mind. Both scale out and scale up are well within the grasp of Nimble.
Eric Shanks followed up with a presentation on HP Virtual Connect Converged Infrastructure. This presentation was very useful if you were looking to learn how HP Virtual Connect works behind the scenes as well as entertaining (If you like lolcats).
Brian Suhr reviewed the major changes that VMware Horizon suite has added, such as HTML5 access to desktops and apps. This presentation ended up being a huge hit and received a lot of feedback from the audience. This topic was voted on via our Chicago VMUG Linkedin group. Your voice has been heard!
Chris Wahl gave us an overview of all of the new and old certifications that VMware has to offer. He should know…He has most of them!
As always, there was an expert panel where audience participation was rewarded with books, jackets, coffee mugs etc and any question could be asked of the panel. We had some great participation this quarter and were even able to get other members to answer questions. This is what VMUG is all about!
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March 20th 2013 Meeting Wrap Up
We had another successful meeting on March 20th in downtown Chicago.
Another huge "thank you" to our sponsor EMC! We can't have these meetings without you so thank you for your support.
Fellow Chicago VMUG member Larry Orloff (Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn) did a nice presentation on VDP. He explained the differences between VDP and VDPA and had a nice rundown on some use cases and how this differs from the old VDA.
We thank you for taking the time to present for the group. Any time a member presents it's a big plus for the users group. This is what it's all about.
His presentation is here if you'd like to see it again: VDP Whats New
Lonnie Aanden (LinkedIn) was a guest speaker from EMC and gave a great talk on Avamar and Data Domain. He gave some insight on source and destination based deduplication and change block tracking. Thank you for speaking!
As always we had an expert panel at the end of the session for any questions or topics that members wanted to discuss. Larry and Lonnie were joined by Raj Jethnani from VMware (Twitter, LinkedIn) for these discussions.
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Chicago VMUG Party
Party to Kick off Chicago VMUG 2013
We are having a party at Dave and Busters January 30th to celebrate a great year in 2012.
Please Join us between 5 and 9 P.M. for some great conversation, free drinks, food and billiards. Where else could you share a beer with colleagues and discuss virtualization?
Register Here: http://vmugchicagovbeers.eventbrite.com/
1155 North Swift Road Addison, IL 60101
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2012 Chicago VMUG User Conference Results
Chicago VMUG Conference 2012
The Chicago chapter of the VMware Users Group had their annual users conference at the Renaissance Hotel in Schaumburg Illinois on September 27th.
Over 620 attendees showed up this year which was over 100 more than the previous year. Hopefully this is an indication of how popular the Chicago VMUG is becoming, and we hope to see more and more faces at the quarterly meetings.
Over forty vendors showed up this year and helped to make the conference a huge success. A large banquet hall was filled with booths and experts that were available to answer questions, give product demos, and most importantly give out swag. Thank you again to our sponsors. We couldn't have done it without you.
Among the guest speakers we had Chuck Hirstius, Cody Bunch, Eric Seibert and Scott Lowe just to name a few. Along with the guest speakers, there were plenty of VMUG members and vendors giving presentations on a variety of topics relating to virtualization.
Here is Scott Lowe giving his Keynote on Thoughts on Staying Sharp and Relevant in front of a packed house.
Cody Bunch explains why orchestration is so important.
If you are looking for any of the slide decks used during the presentations, they're located on the VMUG site. A login is required. http://www.vmug.com/p/do/sd/sid=965&type=0&source=5
At the end of the day we also gave out a ton of prizes including books, VMUG advantage memberships as well as a host of giveaways from our sponsors. For those who stuck around to the end, there was also an expert panel where attendees could ask questions about anything they wanted and hopefully got some good answers. The expert panel included Chuck Hirstius, Scott Lowe and Chicago VMUG members Justin Lauer, Raj Jethnani and Eric Shanks.
We would love to get your feedback on the conference if you attended. Please fill out the survey so that we can make next year's conference even better.
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APA member Tony Mannarino, PhD, addressed a May 9 congressional briefing in recognition of National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day (NCMHAD), and spoke about the impact of child trauma. His remarks focused on the work he and his colleagues have done in the development and dissemination of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, the most widely used and effective evidence-based treatment for children affected by trauma, and the contributions of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network. This year's NCMHAD events, sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrations, focus on the message that, with the help of caring adults, trauma-informed child-serving systems, and evidence-based practices, young people can recover following traumatic experiences.


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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates tops Forbes' latest list of the 400 richest Americans for the 21st straight year.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates tops Forbes' latest list of the 400 richest Americans for the 21st straight year.
To mark its 25th anniversary, CNBC lists the 25 people who have had most profound impact on business and finance since the channel launched in 1989.
Tuesday's hiring of Satya Nadella as Microsoft's CEO is a safe move that's likely to be greeted with sighs of relief around the company's headquarters, industry analysts say.
Microsoft names Satya Nadella as its next CEO, ending a longer-than-expected search for a new leader after Steve Ballmer announced his intention to retire in August.
In his annual newsletter, Bill Gates predicted that by 2035, there would be almost no poor countries left in the world, as formerly "developing nations" actually develop.
Microsoft narrows its list of external candidates to replace Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer to about five people, including Ford chief Alan Mulally.
Believe it or not, Warren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha, is a big Lebron James fan. He even uses LeBron to explain part of his own ultra-successful investing strategy.
Worry over a protracted government shutdown combined with concern about weak hiring combined to push stocks lower Wednesday.
Three of the top 20 investors in Microsoft reportedly are lobbying the board to press for Bill Gates to step down as chairman of the company he co-founded 38 years ago.
Bill Gates is the richest American for the 20th year in a row and has reclaimed the title of world's richest person from Mexico's Carlos Slim with a net worth of $72 billion.
Bill Gates owns a $650 million stake in Caterpillar, and why he's buying more.
Steve Ballmer will step down as CEO of Microsoft once the board finds a replacement, a move that comes amid slumping PC sales.
Microsoft says CEO Steve Ballmer will retire within the next 12 months, once it completes the process of choosing his successor.
Warren Buffett recently made a very public statement in praise of America's professional women. Here are a few other notables who have gone on the record in the same vein.
On Thursday, Warren Buffett joined Twitter, so if #socialmedia's your thing, we have a few ideas about how you could use it to interact with the Oracle of Omaha.
Two years ago, Bill Gates famously dismissed green energy as too inefficient and expensive to make a dent in global warming. Today, investors are beginning to agree.
Americans dominate global giving lists and surveys consistently show that the U.S. rich are far more likely to make philanthropy a priority. But some say they could give more.
CEOs of struggling companies managed to avoid the axe and will head into 2013 with their jobs intact... for now. We decided to take stock of a few of these endangered executives to assess which ones will get through 2013 in one piece.
By Joshua Berlinger The research firm Wealth-X recently released a report listing the richest person in each U.S. state. This new rich list shows...
Low interest rates have made convincing kids to open savings accounts a tougher sell. You can't just tell a 9-year-old to save because it's good for her -- you need an incentive, like prospect of a great return. So here are seven ideas to help your kids profitably put their money to work.
We have a ringside seat at the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting. Here's what Warren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha said in this year's Q&A.
What terrifies a man as smart and successful as Bill Gates? What's the real reason for his early retirement? These two words.
Facebook's initial public offering has focused yet another spotlight on its founder, Mark Zuckerberg. But beyond the IPO hoopla, there's another, quieter story to be found in the wunderkind CEO -- the lessons that can be gleaned from his life.
You don't have to be a billionaire -- nor a jolly, white-bearded figure out of folklore -- to make the holiday season remarkably sweeter for a stranger. Or a lot of strangers. Over the past few years, ordinary people across the country have been taking up the calling of Larry Stewart, the original Secret Santa.
Microsoft's Windows 95 rollout presented the most challenges in the company's history, leading to several last-minute changes to technical features that would no longer support a rival software maker's word processor, Bill Gates testified Monday in a $1 billion antitrust lawsuit filed by the creator of WordPerfect.
The nation's wealthiest are worth a combined $1.53 trillion, according to Forbes. And while there are many familiar faces on this year's list of the richest Americans, a younger group of entrepreneurs are quickly marching their way up the ranks.
Today's philanthropists are increasingly uncomfortable with the "write-a-check-and-forget-about-it" model. From Bill Gates to Philip Berber, they are taking a more active role in the way their money is given and the ways in which it is spent.
With more and more financial transactions being conducted electronically, it's easy to forget the physicality of money. What a dollar weighs, or a pile of them. So just for fun, let's start piling up the Benjamins and see what a pound -- or 10, or 100, or a ton -- of C-notes will buy.
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Contrary to what most people might assume, credit card debt and student loans don't make young adults more anxious about their finances. In fact, a new study shows that debt actually boosts young adults' self-esteem and makes them feel more in control of their lives.
According to sociology research conducted at Ohio State University by assistant professor Rachel Dwyer, young adults between the ages of 18 and 27 feel empowered by debt - and the greater the amount of their student loans and credit card debt, the better they feel. However, as these people get older and settle into careers and homes - in the age range of 28 to 34 - they begin to feel more pressure and stress about debt, especially if they still have unpaid student loans.
Among the findings of this study, which was recently published in Social Science Research, were conclusions about the debate over whether debt is a valuable resource for young adults or a dangerous risk. Despite theories that credit card debt and student loans would each be viewed differently, the study concluded that both types of debt have positive effects on young adults' self-esteem - which means that signing up for the best credit card deals has the same impact as taking out a student loan for a Ph.D.
The confidence-boosting effect of debt was especially pronounced for young adults coming from middle- and lower-class backgrounds. All types of debt were empowering to lower-class young adults, but while middle-class students gained confidence from credit card spending, student loans had no impact on this demographic, probably because they are so common.
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Doug and Nancy Reuter, whose son Joel died in a shootout with Seattle police, were on hand Friday to see the House of Representatives pass a bill that would allow the families of those with mental illness seek help for their loved ones through the courts.
HB 2725 would allow immediate families to ask the courts to commit or treat a person with mental illness involuntarily.
The family and friends of Joel Reuter, who had bipolar disorder, tried to get him help when his behavior became erratic, but were told repeatedly by authorities that his behavior never rose to the level of involuntary commitment.
"Joel needed to be involuntarily committed because he didn't know that he was slipping into psychosis. But his family members knew. His parents knew, his friends knew," said Rep. Jay Rodne (R-North Bend), on the House floor.
"We can not not afford to put this bill into law because it will save lives and early intervention will spare the tragedy that Joel and his family underwent," Rodne said.
"This bill gives families one more option, one that I believe they need," said bill sponsor Rep. Eileen Cody (D-West Seattle). "I am hoping this will give families one more option and prevent tragedies."
Under the current involuntary treatment law, a designated mental health professional must sign off to commit someone involuntarily. The patient must be at grave risk to oneself or others, either through threatening to harm someone or oneself, or through becoming unable to take care of one's basic needs.
House bill 2725 would allow immediate family members to petition the courts if the patient is denied involuntary commitment by the mental health professional. The courts can review denials and could reverse the decision, taking the family's testimony into account.
Friends and family of people with mental illnesses testified to being unable to help with their loved ones' erratic and dangerous behaviors.
However, a House committee also received testimony against the bill earlier this month, that the bill would burden the already overcrowded system and wouldn't help with capacity issues.


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When I was growing up, my family traveled on practically every vacation and we traveled on long weekends, so I was raised to be a travel junkie.
When I grew up and entered the work force I naturally found myself in a job where I had to travel often. Believe it or not, I like standing in lines at the airport. I like the cramped quarters of the tourist section. I like spending nights in hotel rooms and ordering room service or going down to eat at the breakfast buffet.
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EAU CLAIRE — The Chippewa Valley Dialogue on Science and Religion will host guest lecturer Kenneth Miller for a free discussion about "intelligent design" and evolutionary science from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23, in Schofield Auditorium at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
It has been 80 years since the Scopes "monkey trial," but some contend that the current debate between science and religion has never been more heated and that recent efforts to introduce "intelligent design" into science classes will likely lead to a major Supreme Court ruling on the issue.
Kenneth Miller
Miller, a professor of biology at Brown University, is a preeminent evolutionary scientist and the author of the most widely used high school biology textbook in America, as well as "Finding Darwin's God: A Scientist's Search for Common Ground between God and Evolution." He was the lead witness in the Pennsylvania "intelligent design" case that began in September 2005. The case involves a group of parents who are suing the school district for requiring high school biology teachers to read a four-paragraph statement to students that casts doubt on Darwin's theory of evolution. The paragraphs imply that life could not have arisen without the help of an intelligent hand (i.e. "intelligent design"). On the stand, Miller noted that virtually every prominent scientific organization in the United States has upheld Darwin's theory of evolution as an unshakeable pillar of science and that "intelligent design" is "a form of creationism."
In "Finding Darwin's God," Miller contends that, properly understood, evolution adds depth and meaning not only to a strictly scientific view of the world, but also to a spiritual one. He writes that he is a firm believer in evolution, but he also believes in God, and he doesn't think the two beliefs are mutually exclusive.
Miller has written major articles for numerous scientific journals and magazines, including Nature, Scientific American, Cell and Discover. He also has appeared on PBS as a scientific commentator. He currently lives in Rehoboth, Mass.
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Orange juice and oatmeal add an unusual twist to an old breakfast favorite. The waffles are light and tender due to the addition of beaten egg whites and buttermilk. This batter doesn't hold well because the egg whites lose their volume over time, but it will hold overnight in the refrigerator without any loss in taste. For best result, serve the waffles hot with whipped butter and warm maple syrup.
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Preheat your waffle iron.
Place the melted butter, egg yolks, buttermilk, and orange rind in a small bowl and whisk to blend.
Place the oats in the bowl of a food processor and grind to a powder.
In a large bowl, whisk together the oat powder, flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt, and nutmeg. Pour the buttermilk mixture into the dry ingredients and stir just until combined. Do not overmix.
Place the 4 egg whites in a clean bowl and beat with an electric mixer on medium until foamy. Add the sugar gradually, beating on high until the whites are stiff but not dry. Lighten the waffle batter with about one-third of the beaten egg whites, then carefully fold in the remainder of the whites.
Cook the waffles according to the manufacturer's directions. Serve hot.
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The long drive is over and so is field work. I am home again and beginning to work on my fall course in General Biology for non-majors.
You have reached my blog on Mourning and MacGillivray's Warblers. I will be posting materials related to my Ornithology BI 347 course during this spring Semester including day lists from our labs this year. Later this summer, I will be conducting field work on song of MacGillivray's Warblers in the western United States and Canada. The blog will contain day lists, recordings, photos and links to videos from this field work.