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Suicide Attack in Stockholm and Grassroots Jihad
December 11, 2010 | 2352 GMT
A man who had recently spent time in the Middle East was responsible for
the multiple blasts in central Stockholm on Dec. 11, which killed the
suspected bomber, Swedish media site SVD.se reported. Ten minutes before
the first explosion, Swedish news agency TT received an e-mail from an
individual, addressed to the Swedish Security Service (SAPO), which
warned of the impending attacks. In the e-mail, the man claimed to be
carrying out an act of jihad. TT has yet to release the man's name, and
SAPO has not yet commented on the report.
The first blast reportedly occurred around 4:52 p.m. local time at the
intersection of Olof Palmes Gata and Drottninggatan. Approximately 10
minutes later, eyewitnesses reported another explosion four blocks down
Drottninggatan, at the intersection with Bryggargaten. The close
proximity of the two locations, as well as the short amount of time
between the explosions, makes it possible that this was the work of a
lone bomber. Images from the scene of the burning car at the site of the
initial explosion point to the work of an inexperienced bombmaker, as
none of the surrounding vehicles or buildings showed any signs of
damage. When coupled with the fact that in the letter sent to TT, no
name of any militant group was included in the claim of responsibility,
it appears that the Stockholm attacks were the work of another
grassroots jihadist (or jihadists).
Suicide Attack in Stockholm and Grassroots Jihad
In the e-mail reportedly sent to TT, the man claimed that he had
recently been in the Middle East for the purposes of training for jihad.
Using the e-mail as an opportunity to call on other potential jihadists
in Sweden and Europe to come forward, he specifically cited Sweden's
role in the war in Afghanistan, as well as the Swedish people's silence
over the Prophet Mohammed paintings done by Swedish artist Lars Vilks as
his motivation for jihad. This marks the second failed bombing in
Scandinavia motivated in part by artists' depictions of the Prophet
Mohammed in the last three months.
The target set in the Dec. 11 plot were the masses of Christmas shoppers
along Drottninggatan, a street full of stores that would naturally
attract Christmas shoppers just after sunset in mid-December. Two people
were injured and taken to the hospital, but only the bomber was killed.
His body was found four blocks southeast of the initial blast location.
It now appears that Swedish police were correct in stating early on that
only one vehicle exploded, and that there were subsequent explosions at
the same site as a result of the initial fire. But it is also clear that
the eyewitness accounts reported in the initial wake of the blasts were
also correct, as they stated that there had been another blast some four
blocks away. This was the site at which the dead body was found.
Unlike the 2004 Madrid attack, which was carried out just days before
national elections and which led to the ousting of Spanish Prime
Minister Jose Maria Aznar's government, the Stockholm attack is not
likely to have a similar effect on Swedish politics or the policy of the
current government. For one thing, there are no imminent elections that
could put the center-right Moderate Party's grip on power in danger as a
result (Sweden just held elections in September). Additionally, this
attack appears to have been a near complete failure, as opposed to the
191 deaths and 1,800 injuries caused by the al Qaeda attacks in Madrid.
As such, Stockholm may become even more committed to anti-terrorist
policies if the attackers are proved to be home grown.
Swedish lenient asylum laws and relatively open immigration policies, in
comparison with other European states, have been under attack by the
far-right Swedish Democrats, who had a strong showing in the September
elections. As result of its asylum and immigration laws, today about 5
percent of the Swedish population (450,000-500,000) is Muslim, albeit
many are from Bosnia-Herzegovina and therefore relatively moderate. With
20 members in the Riksdag, Sweden's parliament, and with a center-right
minority government, Swedish Democrats could become an important voice
following the attacks. The attack could very well accelerate Sweden's
moves toward being a society more skeptical to immigration, moving it
into the camp of European countries that currently contains its fellow
Nordic neighbor Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland.
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Private Practice Review: When Everything Changesby Christina Tran at . Comments
Private Practice hit the ground running with a very eventful season 6 premiere.
All summer long, looming questions remained: Who would Addie choose, Sam or Jake? With Tim Daly's departure, how would Pete's story end? How could the show possibly wrap up in only 13 episodes? Would Addison get her happy ending? And most importantly: can Private Practice live on after her departure?
"Aftershock" was a group-centric episode and the perfect way to explore those kind of days when everything seems to be changing. With only some of our questions were answered, we'll have to sit tight and see how things play out for the remainder of the season.
In the meantime, let's discuss what went down in the busy hour that featured each character in a very different and interesting light.
First off, Addie chose Jake! As a total Jaddison fan, you already know I was smiling from ear to ear. Addie struggled a bit with her insecurities and jealousy. She even had trouble actually saying that she was in love with Jake. Somehow, it seems so much more realistic this way. Getting everything you wanted doesn't mean that it's all any easier.
It's going to be interesting, that's for sure, considering Jake wants to move in already. Look for Addie's life to change even more this new father for Henry.
Meanwhile, Sam seemed to be moving on just fine with Stephanie, a labor and delivery nurse. I laughed a little when Sam recalled Addie calling his proposal a "Hail Mary pass." Ouch... but it was totally true. It's too early for me to say if I dig Stephanie or not and whether or not I think she's a good fit for Sam. However, like Addie, I just want to see Sam happy, too.
Elsewhere, Charlotte, Cooper and Mason seemed to be doing perfectly well. That is, if you don't count Mason wanting a younger sibling. Then again, the Freedmans received some miraculous news: Charlotte is pregnant with not one but three babies! Many of our TV Fanatics called this one last season.
Sheldon and Amelia's friendship is clearly as strong as ever. It was nice seeing how supportive he is of her and how grateful she is. Also, Sheldon has been apparently taking exciting trips with his ex wife, Laura. Will we get to meet her? And it appears that his health isn't at its best either.
Finally, let's get to the Violet Annoyance Scale. I'm rating this installment a 4. I dreadfully hated the way she casually discussed Pete's case with Lucas. Sure, it was short and it's not like Lucas really understood, but it was also just so bizarre. And in spite of everything, she may have been still shocked, but I thought she'd show more emotion in realization of Pete's heart attack and demise. Then again, we all deal with grief and react differently.
By the way, I knew something major was going to happen to Pete the moment Violet received that ominous text. Then, when he didn't show up for court and Violet was going ballistic, I was positive there was more to the story than what she was assuming about him possibly running away. Instead of worrying about his heart condition, she immediately jumped to the wrong conclusions. Typical Violet.
One thing's for sure, though, poor Lucas. I really hope that the upcoming scenes with Violet telling Lucas about Pete will be touching and not just brushed aside. They ought to truly mean something.
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- What did you think of the structure of this episode? With our favorite doctors now on new journeys, I'm excited to come along for the ride and see where and how they will all end up.
- I loved how the single medical case brought all of our doctors together. I especially liked how Amelia took matters into her own hands to help a father and daughter reconnect no matter the odds.
- How many of you missed Pete? I'll bite. Although it was a solid hour even with his absence, I found myself wishing he would have made one last appearance. I can't imagine how difficult it will be for Violet to break the news to Lucas.
- Though it was a brief moment, it's nice to know that the Sam and Jake bromance will continue.
- Check out our Private Practice quotes for some swooning on Jake's part and laughing at Cooper.
Shonda and company definitely delivered a strong return from Private Practice. It really feels like it's going to be another promising season. I can't wait to hear what everyone thought of the episode, and also what your predictions are for this sadly shortened sixth season. Meet me back here next week, same time and same place!
Also, don't forget to return later this week to chime in on our Private Practice Round Table.
About the VAS, I don't think it has gotten old at all. I also don't think I was harsh by any means. After all, the episode did get a fairly lower than usual VAS. Besides, it seems like there are some who agree it should still exist and there's always fun in some of us agreeing to disagree. Keep the comments coming though! @Chris1215tine - I was wondering the same thing about Stephanie! Check this out: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm053.... I actually only recall her from Desperate Housewives.
Do we know for sure that Sheldon has prostate cancer? I'm thinking he might have gotten an STD from his weekends away with his ex-wife. Anyone else on board with that? I hope that Addison and Jake stay together, I was always more of a Sam fan but he seems happy with his new nurse (what has she been in before). I'm with the people that want Charlotte and Cooper's pregnancy to progress normally. Obviously with triplets it is going to be high risk but just for once let's have a happy outcome. As much as I hate to admit it I really do like this show despite its "soapiness".
Was anyone really that surprised that Addison went with Jake? Sam only wanted Addison to marry him because of Jake's interest in her. It was like watching a dog throw away an old bone, then after watching another dog pick it up wants it again. And last season, Shonda Rhimes made it clear in several episodes that Jake was much more willing to co-parent Addison's baby than Sam. So the whole "who will Addison choose" story arc was very anti-climatic.
I'm so glad that Addison went for Jake. And I just loved the scene where she was just rambling and mumbling nonsense. She obviously is so in love with him. When I heard Peter wouldn't appear on Season 6 I wasn't even thinking about him being killed off but in typical Shonda fashion that's exactly what happens.. I don't like how his story ended.. Poor Lucas. And poor Violet for having to tell him about what happened. I don't know how long it's been since the Season 5 finale but I just find it irritating that Sam has moved on so quickly. But I hope that it works out for him this time. Stephanie seems like a great woman. Charlotte is pregnant with triplets! But my prediction is: At least one of the triplets won't make it through the pregnancy. I was really hoping that Amelia and Sheldon could be together, but I guess they're just sort of best friends now.
The phone call that Addie gets next week that changes everything is the call telling her that Mark Sloan has died. I really hope she doesn't end up breaking up with Jake.
I am glad that Addie chose Jake, as I think they have great chemistry together, and will be good parents for Henry (what an awful name for a baby! UGH!) Anyway, I really thought the way they presented this episode with the name of the character going into their POV was more style than substance, and it was distracting from the story after the first two times it was presented. They kept having to repeat that same clip over and over, and that got old really quick. I hope they never do that again, as it is probably fun for the director and the camera guys and post production, but not so great for the viewer who just wants to get on with the story and the characters. I am glad that Coop and Charlotte are pregnant, but not so happy that Charlotte isn't thrilled about it. And I am worried about Sheldon's prostate cancer. I did not miss Pete at all, and I thought Violet was even crazier than usual, and my setting on her annoyance scale was up to 7!
I liked the structure with them introducing the main characters by name. I miss Pete! I heard his Tim Daleys contract wasn't renewed but I thought they said he was doing a few episodes to ease out! Guess not! Kinda lame! I'm thinking Addison is going to be jealous of Sam and his new g/f even though she says that she's not! The one thing that kind of bothered me (I'm a nurse) was that when the alcoholic guy had the heart "event" the character Sam just started chest compressions right away! Didn't even check his breathing! The writers could have made that scene a little more realistic!
Ps I miss Pete,I really do #sigh. I already dislike Sam's love interest (the nurse who reminds me of Miranda Bailey)and I resent the fact that Mark and Lexie's line (we were/are meant to be)was used by Jake to Addy. There! I've got all the negativity out of my system.
Not happy with the Jake and Addy hookup but I guess it makes sense since this is her last season,she can't leave with Sam so it may as well be Jake. I still think he belongs with Amelia while Addy belongs with Sam. #sigh
It was a long wait but it was worth it! I'm so glad that Addison chose Jake. Definitely the right choice! I'm looking forward to just seeing how the two work as a couple and be happy in these last 13 episodes for Addison (and possibly the show). I think I'm just as happy as Cooper is that Charlotte's pregnant! Finally! I loved the way that their story was told but I have a sinking feeling that thing's won't go too well :( After all, when did a pregnancy ever go well in this show? And what more now that it's triplets. I just hope Shonda isn't too cruel! The way the episode was done was interesting but I don't think I'd enjoy it very much if it were that way every week.


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Blockbuster Tanks on Job Cuts
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Blockbuster (BBI) cut jobs this week following its weak holiday sales, and the news sent shares tumbling 7.2% to 38 cents in after-hours trading.
Blockbuster did not reveal how many jobs it will cut, but spokesperson Michelle Metzger said the movie rental retailer eliminated a small percentage of its workforce including some senior-level positions. Metzger said "some hard decision had to be made" in an effort to "realign resources."
Competition for Blockbuster from Netflix (NFLX) and Coinstar's (CSTR) Redbox has intensified, stealing market share away from Blockbuster and forcing it to rethink its entire operational strategy.
Last month, the company revealed that fourth-quarter earnings came in lower than expected, due to weak holiday sales. As a result, it now expects a loss of $183 million to $193 million for fiscal 2009.CEO James Keyes told TheStreet last week that while the company has been struggling, there are several new initiatives -- like kiosks and Blockbuster digital -- that might help the company right itself. Still, Keyes said he couldn't guarantee that Blockbuster won't need to shutter more stores in the process, and didn't deny the possibility of the wholesale elimination of its physical stores all together. Blockbuster previously said it plans to shutter 20% of their stores by 2011, leaving about 3,200 stores from 4,356 locations in the fall. -- Reported by Jeanine Poggi in New York.
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Psychology Today has gone down a notch and lost credibility by giving this snake oil salesman yet another platform to make his pitch and hawk his products. Zak is an economist. If he has any credentials at all in the field of psychology -- other than his own say-so -- I would like to see them. Serious researchers and scientists scoff at his notions of moral molecule and love drug, but he's quite adept at sensationalizing and making money off of his bizarre and self-serving interpretations and conclusions. Psychology Today should rethink their role in this. I have lost a lot of respect for them, seemingly seeking to ride his coattails. Very not cool.
I see you registered http://www.psychologytoday.com/comment/reply/141147/582730 for a while, was that because of SEO?
Had to add you to my weekly website list, keep up the good work!
Jim, you sound like somebody who has very narrow mind and who judges by appearances. It's unhealthy to be so negative all the time and scraping the internet in search of trolling victims. Get a life.
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If you are a patient who wants to research understand your own condition, find another doctor. She was dismissive and arrogant when asked questions and not up to date on the literature in her own profession. She didn't listen to the specific medication requirements that one of my other physicians had specified, and never even mentioned, let alone reviewed, the significant findings of the pathology report for my biopsy (thank God for my very capable medical oncologist). It seems to me that a surgeon should have knowledge, the ability to listen, and technical skill. She rates a zero on the first two for sure; not so sure about the third, either. Made dealing with a bad disease a horrible experience.
I should have ran.... While I was in the waiting room for the first time a very angry patient came in demanding her file stating she never wants to be seen by this doctor again! I had a lump on my breast. I needed a mama gram, ultrasound and MRI. Weeks after and after I called Maureen Klings office many times, still no return call from the doctor. Needless to say, I'm with a new doctor now & they are removing the lump before Maureen Klings office can even return a phone call....very sad & disappointing that any doctor would be so careless with peoples well being.
Dr. Kling and her staff were very professional, took time to explain my options to me and my husband and answered all our questions. She performed surgery on me and I can not be more pleased with her care. Dr. Kling met with my husband immediately after surgery and advised him of my post surgery status. I cannot say enough about this doctor. I would definitely recommend her to other women with breast issues.
After using Dr. Kling needed more surgery. Called 4 times and spoke to staff requested my medical records to give to new surgeon still waiting its been 2 months. That shows her medical professionalism . She also didn't completely read pathology report . The radiologist called her to tell her I needed more surgery. Need I say more.....
My opinion of this female Doctor is that she should be in a laboratory where there are no women she can deal with. She called me at work and when I asked her how she was doing she said " well I'm doing better than you, you have cancer". Believe me, from that point on I didn't hear a word she said but she kept on talking. I really would not recommed this Doctor to an "animal"let alone a young woman just diagonosed with breast cancer. She is awful...
If you want to see a good Dr do not go and see this Dr. She is arrogant, dismissive, cares nothing for the patient and is totally in it for the money!
I could not speak highly enough of Dr. Kling or her office staff. They were professional, yet kind and understanding. When I called the office, I spoke to Pat. She sensed my concern and angst over waiting for an appointment and was able to get us in quickly. Donna, the Physicians Assistant, was sweet and sensitive to my family. Dr. Kling was just wonderful. She was thorough with the examination and spent time with us to answer questions and address our concerns. Her bedside manner was always caring and straight forward. We immediately liked her and trusted her; which was imperative to us. After the surgery, I felt comfortable calling with a question and was greeted kindly and taken seriously. When the results were in, Dr. Kling took the time to contact my family with the results in a timely fashion.This was a very trying time, and yet the overall experience was really good.I highly recommend Dr. Kling. You could not ask for more when dealing with a physician or an office staff.
Great surgeon, compassionate, caring and professional!
It was very easy to schedule an appointment. I needed to reschedule and there were so many different days & times of day available. I should have wondered why? I have been exposed to many Dr's., with my children, myself, my parents & my husband. I have never met such an arragont and demeaning Dr.. I kept thinking during my office visit that she probably was a very good Dr. but just wasn't pleasant. She is good at stating facts but doesn't answer questions. I started with a positive mindset but the more she talked it became clear she is impatient and contradicts herself. I am happy to have found another Dr. I am happier with.
Myself and a friend of mine both had appointments with Dr. Kling on separate occasions. We both had a bad experience with this doctor. She has no bedside manner, is abrupt and condescending. I was full of anxiety as I was there to see her about breast calcifications. She walked into the room, slamed down my mammogram films and said "don't wait, you need a biopsy." Never introducted herself, never shook my hand. She is a bucket of cold water. She is the last thing you want when you are full of fear about possible breast cancer. This is not a people person. Needless to say, I found another wonderful doctor at Jefferson in Philadelpha.


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GREAT BEND, Kan. (AP) - Wildlife officials say a snowy owl found shot to death last week at the Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area near Great Bend probably was shot by a poacher.
Barton County Finance Officer Janet Crane will be leaving her county position this week to take up a private sector job, the Barton County Commission was told Tuesday.
An increase of more than 20 cents per gallon for unleaded gasoline in less than a month hasn't been the common experience in recent months, but it is what's happened already in Great Bend in February and nationally there is already the suggestion that drivers will see $5 per gallon by Memorial Day - not $4, but $5.
The Great Bend Municipal Airport is making preparations for a rather large guest Wednesday afternoon.
A radio tower atop St. Rose Ambulatory and Surgery Center will be the new home of a repeater for the Unified School District 428's in-district radios, the School Board decided Tuesday.
Habitat for Humanity of Barton County resumed construction earlier this month on their latest partner project at 1906 Hubbard. The three bedroom, two bathroom house will soon become a home for the Wilkerson family of Great Bend. Daryl and Amber Wilkerson have four children, and are helping with the construction project by putting sweat equity hours during each volunteer weekend, said Habitat President Rachel Mawhirter.
(EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a series of articles about the development of the Great Bend Convention Center.)
(EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a series of reminders about emergency preparedness.)
ELLINWOOD -Leon and Linda Sobba, longtime Ellinwood residents, were named the Ellinwood Rotary Club's 2012 Distinguished Citizens at the club's annual banquet. In addition, the club is celebrating its 75th anniversary, beginning on Dec. 1, 1936.
The Great Bend High School Kayettes held their 2012 Mr. Perfect Panther pageant Saturday, Feb. 11, at the GBHS auditorium. This year's Mr. Perfect Panter was Aaron Mull and Mr. Almost Perfect was Matt Moyd.
Barton County Sharp Shooter member Parker Smith didn't let a fractured right wrist stop her from competing in the Barton County Winter Classic. Parker hurt her wrist in a backward fall playing basketball.
Four students from Barton Community College in the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society were recognized at an award luncheon at the Ramada Inn in Topeka Thursday for being selected as members of the PTK All-Kansas Academic Team.
Young criminal offenders at the Larned Juvenile Correctional Facility and its alternative school, Westside School, are earning high school diplomas, attending college and earning certificates in marketable job skills, thanks to a partnership with Barton Community College.
Tickets for the Great Bend High School Hall of Fame luncheon are on sale in the Activities Office at Great Bend High School. The luncheon is scheduled for 11:45 a.m. Friday, Feb. 24, at the Highland Convention Center Heritage Room.
(EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a series of reminders about emergency preparedness.)
Twenty-three life sized Santas, representing countries and regions from around the world, are basking in the ambience of a newly created winter wonderland of lighted artificial fir trees and festive holiday décor. The display, known as "Santas Around the World," can be viewed at 1223 Main Street in downtown Great Bend.
updated at 5:18 p.m. Tuesday
Barton County Health Director Shelly Schneider wants to get two messages out regarding flu vaccinations.
The Great Bend Recreation Commission's board of directors thanked outgoing board member Dr. Mary Misegadis for eight years of service at its Monday meeting. Misegadis' term as an elected board member expires at the end of the year and is not eligible for another renewal at this time.
When it comes to Barton County Treasurer Kevin Wondra, it boils down to a matter of trust, or the lack of it, County Commissioners said Monday morning.
The Barton County Commission Monday morning approved a bid from Doonan Peterbilt for two 2016 Peterbilt 337 Trucks for a total price of $198,304 for the Road and Bridge Department.
Thursday afternoon, the Subway restaurant in the Great Bend Walmart filled briefly with excited children dressed in red t-shirts, checking in with adults, barely able to contain themselves. They were the third and fourth grade students that are part of this year's class of America's Promise participants, and they were ready to do some holiday shopping.
Before the spectacles of Christmas lights and stories, the special dinner and the ball, Main Street in Ellinwood was bustling with activity Saturday afternoon. Children enjoyed the interactive story walk, stopping at several shop windows to read passages and act out the instructions at each. A German St. Nick strolled along, handing out small candy canes to children as they passed, on his way to the Abendbrot (German dinner) to be held at the Ellinwood Senior Center. Inside, authentic German ornaments adorned an old-fashioned style feather tree, and William Keel of the German Department of Kansas University met with locals ...
The revelation Monday that the Barton County Treasurer's office failed to distribute $1.9 million in tax money from May that should have been distributed in June has left public entities, as well as the general public, stunned and scrambling for answers.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (R-Kan.), a member of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee, recently introduced the Physician Ambassadors Helping Veterans Act. The legislation would enable volunteer physicians to serve in Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities that are struggling with appointment wait times or staffing shortages.
A shared desire to bring back something authentic about Christmas drew two friends, Sharon Schartz and Dr. Catherine Strecker. Together they created a tradition the people of Ellinwood have been celebrating together since 2007.
The similarities are as startling as the differences, but two first- year teachers seem to have found their happy places – on opposite sides of the world.


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Sleek Urban Retreat
William Morrow Garden Design & Landscaping in Emmitsburg turned the small backyard of this 19th-century townhouse in DC's Kalorama into a virtual courtyard with a container garden. To make the 650-square-foot black-granite patio seem larger, Morrow had the fence painted a glossy black. Its horizontal lines draw the eye around and add to the feeling of spaciousness, as do the three-foot-square granite tiles—quarried in China—and two-foot-square white pots filled with purple smoke bushes. The planters are illuminated in the evening.
The ginkgo trees along the white wall alternate with daphne odora bushes, which have a jasminelike fragrance. The balcony above the courtyard, shown at right, is made of ipe—a durable tropical hardwood—and outfitted with Janus et Cie furniture. From there, the owners can relax and watch their three children play on the patio below.


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October 2014 - Onja takes best talk at AMNH Student Conservation Congress.
October 2014 - Sophomore Jake Krauss presents research on seed predation in Madagascar at GCURS
October 2014 - EEB grad students raise funds for conservation with trampoline dodge ball
September 2014 - Onja's second dissertation chapter is now online early in Ecology!
August 2014- Onja is new executive editor of Madagascar Conservation & Development
MCD is a peer reviewed journal dedicated to conservation and sustainable development in Madagascar
Welcome to our lab at Rice University!
Department of Biosciences, Program in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
We are a group of ecologists interested in tropical ecology and conservation biology. Our work focuses on evolutionary, population, and community ecology and is often applied to conservation issues in tropical rainforests.
Our research is conducted in Texas, West and Central Africa, the Mariana Islands, and Madagascar
Some Recent Publications (undergraduates underlined, * indicates graduate student):
Shultz, S., A. E. Dunham, K. Root, S. Soucy, S. Carroll, & L. Ginzburg. 1999/02/06/08. Conservation Biology with RAMAS Ecolab. Sinaur Associates, Mass. 251pp. (Undergraduate text/lab book teaches students quantitative conservation biology and wildlife management) Latest release in digital form available from Web School of Science. Click here for reviews.
Recent Journal Publications
Razafindratsima*, O. H, Dunham, A. E. 2015. Assessing the impacts of nonrandom seed dispersal by multiple frugivore partners on plant recruitment. Ecology 96(1):xx-xx . **preprint** ESA Blog
Razafindratsima*, O. H, Jones, T. A., Dunham, A. E. 2014. Patterns of movement and seed dispersal of three lemur species. American Journal of Primatology. 76 (1):84-96. **[PDF]** (featured cover article)
Dunham, A.E., Maitner*, B.S., Razafindratsima*, O.H., Simmons, M. C., Roy*, C. L. 2013. Body size and sexual size dimorphism in primates; influence of climate and net primary productivity. Journal of Evolutionary Biology . 26(11): 2312–2320. **[PDF]** (featured cover article)
Razafindratsima*, O. H., Mehtani, S., Dunham, A.E. 2013. Extinctions, traits, and phylogenetic structure of communities: insights from primate assemblages in Madagascar. Ecography. 36(1):47-56. **[PDF]**
Maitner,* B. S. Rudgers, J. A., Dunham, A. E., Whitney, K. D. 2012. Patterns of bird invasion are consistent with environmental filtering. Ecography. 35(7):614-623. **[PDF]**
Van Allen,* B., Dunham, A.E., Asquith, C., Rudolf, V.H.W. 2012. Life history predicts risk of species decline in a stochastic world. Proceedings of the Royal Society, B. 279(1738):2691-2697. **[PDF]**
Dunham, A.E. 2011. Soil disturbance by vertebrates alters seed predation, movement and germination in an African rain forest. Journal of Tropical Ecology. 27(6):581-589. **[PDF]**
Dunham A. E, Erhart, E. M., Wright, P. C. 2011 Global climate cycles and cyclones; consequences for rainfall patterns and lemur reproduction in southeastern Madagascar. Global Change Biology 17 (1):219-227. (Featured Cover article) doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2010.02205.x **[PDF]** Science Daily, Mongabay Article, NSF 360
Dunham, A. E., Mikheyev, A. S. 2010. Influence of an invasive ant on grazing and detrital communities and nutrient fluxes in a tropical forest. Diversity and Distributions 16 (1) 33-42 **[PDF]**
Dunham, A. E., Rudolf, V. H. W. 2009. Evolution of sexual size-monomorphism; the influence of passive mate-guarding. Journal of Evolutionary Biology. 22(7), 1376-1386. (Cover article)
**[PDF]** Science daily
Supplementary data: Appendix A, Appendix B
Dunham, A. E. 2008. Battle of the sexes: Cost asymmetry explains female dominance in lemurs. Animal Behaviour. 76 (4): 1435-1439 **[PDF]** Science daily
Dunham, A. E. 2008. Above and below ground impacts of terrestrial mammals and birds in a tropical forest. Oikos. 117 (4), 571-579 **[PDF]**
Dunham, A. E., Erhart, E., Overdorff, D. Wright, P. C. 2008. Evaluating effects of habitat loss, hunting, and El Niño on a threatened lemur. Biological Conservation. 141:287-297. **[PDF]** Media citation- UNESCO
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Via Leonard Pederson's Facebook page here's a photo of me interviewing Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz about Elektra Assassin at the Golden Apple in LA c1987. I guess I could make a better guess to the time by looking at the books in the background. Void Indigo, Mage and The Far Side. I think that's Mikal […]
Throwback Saturday: The Golden Apple c 1987
Things about Denys Cowan: Dewars, Static, Shaft
I totally stole this from artist/producer Denys Cowan's FB page, but it's an interesting little sidenote, Back in the 90s people still read magazines, and liquor companies would purchase full page advertisements in these magazines. Man, history is SO WEIRD, right? Anyway, Dewars scotch ran a series of profiles of debonair achievers attempting to convince you that if you drank their scotch you would also be a debonair achiever. Cowan, then well known for his Batman and Question comics and about to co-found Milestone Media, was a fitting choice but it did seem like a win for comics at the time. This predated the Rob Liefeld Levis commercial, but both are a reminder that cartoonists as media figures is far from a recent phenomenon.
Creator cancels on con to take care of adorable kittens
Pedigree Chum, 16/08/13: Captain America Steps Onto The Good Ship Disney
REVIEW: Gaming and Comics Collide in HAWKEN:GENESIS
Archaia, who makes a strengths out of the crossroads between comics and other visual media, has taken on another estuary zone in HAWKEN: GENESIS, bringing a comic based on a free internet gaming hub, HAWKEN to readers. Flood zones between visual media can be tricky, especially in gauging the right audience for a comic, since […]


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The 20-year-old has agreed a four-and-a-half year contract with the promotion-chasing Posh, whose manager Darren Ferguson is delighted with his latest capture.
He told the club's official website: "I feel that you don't get too many opportunities to make signings like this and I'm delighted to sign such a highly-rated goalkeeper.
"Joe was outstanding in the two matches against us and he has tremendous potential.
"He has great height and presence and I believe he's one of the better goalkeepers in the league. I also feel we've signed one of the most promising goalkeepers in the country."
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With a successful Fall 2014 season concluded, preparations are being made for the upcoming Spring 2015 season. The players greatly improved their baseball skills and knowledge of the game during the Fall, and the momentum will carry over into the exciting Spring season. While the season in the Fall is meant for player development and practice, the Spring season is a competitive one complete with opening and closing ceremonies, friendly competition and team spirit, tournaments, and championship games.
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'Psychologically flawed? That doesn't come close'
In these exclusive extracts from the explosive memoirs of former spin doctor Lance Price, Gordon Brown's draconian rule at No 10 is laid bare
Thursday 11 February 2010
Standing on the front step of Downing Street for the first time as Prime Minister, Gordon Brown promised to lead "a new Government with new priorities". Before turning and disappearing inside he declared: "Now let the work of change begin."
The message he wanted to convey was unambiguous. This Prime Minister was going to do things very differently to his predecessor and changing the way Downing Street dealt with the press was a high priority. Even before the expenses scandal of 2009, Brown knew that the public's faith in politics generally, and in New Labour in particular, was at a low ebb.
He believed Tony Blair's use of the media was a contributory factor, but his attempts to change the culture were very quickly disappointed.
According to Damian McBride, who was the nearest thing Brown had to an Alastair Campbell figure, "it was a noble experiment but probably doomed to failure in the age we live in".
Others who have worked inside No 10 at a senior level since 2007 and have seen the media operation at work are less charitable. They are unable to give their views on-the-record while Brown is still Prime Minister, but they say he and his closest advisers must take responsibility themselves for seeing the reputation of 10 Downing Street sink still further so quickly.
Brown entered Downing Street with the best intentions sincerely held. Above all he wanted to rebuild the public's trust through an open and honest dialogue about the problems facing Britain and what he hoped to do to address them. Many correspondents who had worked at Westminster over the previous decade were doubtful. In their experience Brown had been no more straightforward in his dealings with the media than Tony Blair, indeed in many ways less so.
Brown wanted to put policy first, with presentation a distant second. His promise was summarised by the media as "an end to spin" although he never used those words. One of those who joined Brown in No 10 six weeks later now believes there was less to the pledge than at first appeared: "No more spin was the new spin. Almost everything they did in the initial phase was simply about delineating themselves from what Blair and Campbell had done."
One adviser to the governments of both Blair and Brown described the new administration's media-management plan as "all tactics and no strategy, scarily so".
If Brown saw something he didn't like he would rush to the press office and demand that it be corrected or that a response be issued immediately.
His personal intervention helped Downing Street look very much in control when the first crises hit, including terrorist attacks in Glasgow and London, summer flooding in the north of England, and an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Surrey.
At times, however, he seemed to want to direct every minute detail of policy and presentation himself. One person who witnessed it said: "He would come racing round and stand over people saying, 'You've got to get this bulletin changed,' or 'We've got to get this corrected for six o'clock. I've got to do a clip.' On one occasion during foot and mouth it was about a cracked pipe on a farm and I thought to myself, that's probably a bit below the job of a junior minister at DEFRA [Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs]." Another recalled him "storming into the press office dictating a press release in response to something he'd seen on the television, except he'd misread it. It was embarrassing."
Brown likes to start the day with an early briefing over the phone on what the media are reporting. This is followed by a wider conference call with his other key advisers at 7.30. He is not an avid reader of newspapers, although he will look at the front pages and the main political stories. His preference is for regular verbal updates during the day. "He will regularly ask, 'What's going on? Everything under control?' " When he believes a story is running out of control or that – the worst sin of all – the press office has been caught unawares, he can react with extraordinary flashes of anger. Stories of mobile phones hurled across the room in fury regularly appear in the press, although it rarely gets to that stage. Shouting at staff, jabbing an angry finger, throwing down papers, even kicking the furniture are far more common.
His behaviour towards relatively junior members of staff can be "unforgivable" according to one person who has witnessed it. "It isn't a very nice place for people to work. However bad it sometimes looks from the outside, it's far, far worse from the inside. And the atmosphere is very much set by him." Those in the press office more used to dealing with the daily onslaught of unpredictable news put it down to Brown's 10 years in the Treasury, where events could be carefully planned and the phone never rang in the middle of the night with another crisis to be handled.
It is Brown's misfortune that he is forever being assessed in the light of the observation that he is "psychologically flawed". Those who have witnessed his behaviour refer back to it constantly without being prompted. "It doesn't come close," said one. Another said Brown was always looking for somebody else to blame when things went wrong. "It's this self-pity thing. There's a pathetic side to him that is really unbecoming." A third said the problems have got no better with time, concluding: "He is psychologically and emotionally incapable of leadership of any kind."
McBride, however, thinks that those who know Brown less well misunderstand his moods. "In the entire time I've been working with him I've never seen him throw anything. I've seen him do lots of other things.
"I've seen him shout and swear, but that is a superficial thing, to release a bit of frustration. The times when he's really angry are not when he shouts but when he's quiet. Sometimes civil servants come out of meetings and think, 'Oh that went OK,' because they had been expecting him to explode when actually he'd be very quiet. But it's then that he's really angry."
Having concluded the polls were too volatile, Brown decided against an election in the autumn of 2007. Privately some of his closest advisers said he had "bottled it". Having anticipated an election Downing Street was left with a vacuum as the summer of confidence turned into an autumn of recriminations. Brown's loss of political authority prompted exactly the kind of stories about Government divisions that Downing Street had been determined to avoid.
"There was no exit strategy when the election was called off," said one civil servant. "They were left with nothing. The autumn was a shambles." Another put it down to a lack of strategic vision that left the press office unsure what they were selling. "What was missing was an overall narrative – what the big picture was. That has to come from the boss."
Little more than six months after his succession, Brown's insistence that No 10 should speak only with one voice was flagrantly ignored. A new duopoly of power was created at the top of the No 10 administrative structure with the arrival of Stephen Carter [chief executive of City PR firm Brunswick] as head of strategy and "principal adviser" to work alongside Jeremy Heywood [the Downing Street Permanent Secretary]. While Carter was a talented and confident administrator, he was outgunned politically. When the current director of communications Simon Lewis was appointed, figures in Whitehall feared Brown had again appointed "a smooth top-class PR man" rather than the political heavyweight the communications team still lacked.
The Prime Minister faced a familiar dilemma. If the Downing Street press office is too political it runs a far greater risk of generating controversy. If it is not political enough, its ability to communicate the Prime Minister's objectives will be hampered.
Gordon Brown faced the few months before his fate would be decided at the ballot box with trepidation. Mastery of the media, once New Labour's weapon, was in other hands. Power no longer lay where it had been thought to lie. No Prime Minister in the years to come would need to concern him or herself with flattering and placating the owners of newspapers to anything like the degree their predecessors had. Nor could they expect the luxury of exercising as much untrammelled power as previous incumbents. The system Brown had grown up in and learned to dominate had changed dramatically and was changing still.
He had come to the job he had coveted just when his own political skills were becoming redundant and his discomfort was painful to observe. Yet however inglorious his premiership may have looked, from its many tribulations has emerged the possibility of a healthier relationship between the government and the governed and, perhaps, between Downing Street and the media. Both sides have had to learn a little humility and to look afresh at how they operate. How far-reaching the change will be has still to become clear, but business as usual is no longer an option.
Extracted from Where Power Lies. Prime Ministers v The Media, by Lance Price, published by Simon and Schuster (£20)
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- 4 Russell Brand calls Nigel Farage 'poundshop Enoch Powell' in BBC Question Time debate
- 5 Orange Wednesdays are no more
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Air traffic controller furloughs scheduled to kick in on Sunday could result in flight delays of more than three hours in Atlanta, as well as significant delays in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York-area airports, federal officials said Thursday.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and Federal Aviation Administrator Michael Huerta said they have no choice but to cut controller staffing by 10 percent, which will reduce how many planes airports can handle. But a spokeswoman for Airlines for America, a trade association for the airline industry, said the furloughs are unnecessary and airlines are considering suing the government.
Without the furloughs, FAA officials could find no way to cut $637 million from the agency's budget as required by automatic, across-the-board spending cuts approved by Congress, LaHood and Huerta said at a media briefing.
Calling the automatic spending cuts "a dumb idea," LaHood said his department, which includes the FAA, has done "everything possible" to find the money.
"If we had had our way, we probably wouldn't be sitting here," he said. "This is a fluid situation, but we want the traveling public to have the best information."
In the most extreme case, the furloughs could delay flights up to 210 minutes at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, depending upon the time of day and other factors. The FAA said, however, that the average delay will be far less, about 11 minutes.
Other airports for which officials provided delay estimates include Newark, N.J., with maximum delays of 51 minutes and average delays of about 20 minutes; John F. Kennedy in New York, with maximum delays of 50 minutes and average 12 minutes; LaGuardia in New York, with maximum delays of 80 minutes and average 30 minutes; Los Angeles International, with maximum delays of 67 minutes, and average 10 minutes, and Chicago's O'Hare, with maximum delays of 132 minutes, average 50 minutes.
Airports in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Charlotte, N.C.; San Diego, Philadelphia and San Francisco, as well as Chicago's Midway Airport, are also expected to experience significant delays, the officials said, although they didn't provide estimates on how long those delays might be.
The estimates vary because each airport is unique, Huerta said. At O'Hare, for example, it's possible there won't be a full complement of controllers to staff the airport's two control towers, requiring one tower to be shut down. Without a second tower, one of the airport's runways will have to shut down, reducing takeoffs and landings, he said. Most airports only operate one control tower.
In Atlanta, it's also possible some of the airport's five runways may have to be closed for parts of the day, and planes arriving at the airport may have to circle longer or take longer routes in order to avoid overloading controllers, Huerta said. Atlanta is the world's busiest airport based on the number of passengers, many of them catching connecting flights.
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TINMOUTH Cary Otakar Fischer of Tinmouth died on March 26, 2013, after a brief illness, at age 86.
Mr. Fischer was born in 1926, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. His teenage years were spent under the Nazi occupation. He immigrated to the United States in 1947, just before the communist takeover of the Czechoslovak government, and became a U.S. citizen along with the rest of his immediate family.
Mr. Fischer graduated from Stanford University in California, and worked for several years as a freelance journalist. He reported from Budapest during the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. During his career as a political scientist in Washington D.C., he worked for the State Department under the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, taught at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), and was an editor of the U.S. State Departments periodical, Problems of Communism. He moved to New York City in 1969 and worked at the Harper & Row publishing house as an editor of Eastern European dissident literature. He later taught history and political science at the City University of New Yorks John Jay College of Criminal Justice. After the Velvet Revolution of 1989, Mr. Fischer returned frequently to the Czech Republic and acted as an inofficial political consultant to members often old friends of the new democratic government of Václav Havel.
In 1965, he bought a farmhouse in Tinmouth, and lived in Vermont permanently for the last twenty years.
In his youth, Mr. Fischer was an avid skier and tennis player, and throughout his life he was a connoisseur of fine food and a true companion of several dogs and cats.
He is survived by his devoted wife of twenty years, Sidonia Fischer, of Tinmouth; his daughter, Eva Gonova, of Essex Junction; his son, Jan Otakar Fischer, of Berlin, Germany (his child from a first marriage); his granddaughter, Sonja Fischer, of Berlin, Germany; and his sister, Helena Wulsin, of Geneva, Switzerland.
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"This is the most severe flu season we've seen in Wisconsin since 2008, when the H3N2 strain was also common," Belongia said. "The CDC recommends that anyone who has not already been vaccinated should get the vaccine."
Although it takes about two weeks to be fully protected, the flu season began early and likely will continue for weeks. Getting vaccinated now can provide additional protection if the season continues through February and into March.
It's particularly important for young children, pregnant women, the elderly and people with chronic health conditions to get vaccinated, because they have the highest risk of serious illness, hospitalization or death from the flu.
For the report, researchers looked at data from 1,155 children and adults who had acute respiratory infections between Dec. 3 and Jan. 2. In Marshfield, testing began in mid-December, and more than 500 patients have been enrolled. About 50 percent of those tested were positive for one of the flu viruses.There have been multiple reports of flu cases in people who were vaccinated this year. According to Belongia, it's not uncommon to see flu cases in vaccinated people, and physicians should not base their treatment decisions on whether a person has been vaccinated. The CDC recommends initiating antiviral treatment as soon as possible for people who are seriously ill with influenza or at high risk for complications. "While the flu vaccine is the best intervention we have at this time, there is a need for more research to develop a new generation of influenza vaccines with even higher and longer-lasting protection," Belongia said. The Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation was the first site to receive CDC funding to study influenza vaccine effectiveness, and was the sole provider of this information for four flu seasons beginning in 2004-2005.
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I guess the iPhone 3.0 update and Safari 4.0.1 weren't enough for Apple. Along with the just released update to Safari, Apple has just tossed in one more Software Update:
Bluetooth Firmware Update
"This update provides bug fixes and better compatibility with the Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse and Apple Wireless Keyboard. It installs on all Macintosh systems with Bluetooth based on the Broadcom chipset."
This update is only applicable to certain hardware configurations (as noted above), so if you don't see it, you don't need it. After running, the Bluetooth Firmware update will provide you with an installation screen and require a reboot when it's done.
I wonder if Apple will throw us any other new surprises today.
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The investigation by the Attorney General's Office and New Hampshire State Police says the incident began when David Collins, 44, was fatally shot after his neighbor, Gene Sly, 64, came to the Collins residence at 43 Wesson Road at 3 a.m.
Collins' son, Nicholas, said he was awakened by knocking at the door and said Sly, who lived next door at 53 Wesson Road, asked to speak to his father.
Nicholas woke his father and went back to bed, only to be awakened by a gunshot. He went to the front hallway, where his father was lying on the floor, wounded. Nicholas said he saw Sly was running across the yard to his residence.
After telling a responding Lancaster Police Officer what he knew, Nicholas loaded three bullets into a handgun. Officer Richard Ball was unable to stop Nicholas from leaving the residence, so he ran after him toward the Sly residence, noticing something burning in the Sly driveway.
Ball said Nicholas fired three shots at the Sly home from a distance of about 30 feet and then ran back to his own home, where Ball was able to get possession of the gun.
When ambulance personnel arrived, David Collins was dead from bullet wounds to the right temple and right abdomen.
Officers from Lancaster, Northumberland and the New Hampshire State Police surrounded the Sly residence, but were unable to contact the Slys. It was not until later that a remote device was able to determine there was no one within the residence.
During a later search, it appeared the Slys intended to leave either temporarily or permanently.
But while the whereabouts of the Slys were unknown, the fire department was unable to approach the residence to extinguish the fire in the driveway.
As a result, the pickup truck with camper attached was almost completely destroyed by the fire. Two bodies were found in the debris, one identified as Gene Sly through dental records and a hip prosthesis, was in the cab. The other, apparently in the over-the-cab area of the camper, could not be positively identified, but because of the circumstances was presumed to be Sly's wife, Elena, 64.
Investigators found a .38 revolver in the debris, but its condition was such that forensic laboratory personnel were unable to determine whether it had fired the two .38 casings found at the Collins home. Several .38 and .22 bullet casings and bullets were also found in the fire debris, but were not suitable for comparison with a firearm and the bullets did not appear to have been fired from a gun.
Because of the extent of the fire damage to the truck and camper, the State Fire Marshal was unable to determine the origin or cause, but concluded the fire was most likely intentionally set.
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Oh, sorry. P0rn for desperate house wives... Kidding. Still, it just doesn't interest me. Mostly because someone I know who loves the series was telling me about how the author actually had it up on a fanfic site as a AU version of Twilight, but just changed the character names when she had it published.
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