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Got a itch to make a few totems....these two are finished.. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Totems
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Cool! That is some awesome blue glass Calamity. I love your style. It's so fun and quirky! |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Fri, Sep 17, 10 at 22:35
Those are really nice, love them! You do have a great style and I always enjoy seeing your work. |
- Posted by jeannespines 4 Iowa (My Page) on Fri, Sep 17, 10 at 22:53
Love the 2-pc angel totem in your flower pot! Am I seeing "sticky gum stuff" for glue? And happy to know that you've been "clowning around" in your spare time! TFS! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by nanatricia (My Page) on Fri, Sep 17, 10 at 23:18
I am not much on totems but I love those!!! |
- Posted by luna_llena_feliz 5B (My Page) on Fri, Sep 17, 10 at 23:24
Pretty and cute! Love that clown-looking totem. What a great hat you found for him! |
Very nice! The clown is so cute! Jan |
would love those in MY garden, lol. bev |
- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Sat, Sep 18, 10 at 13:14
I used to work at a recycling depot...and was always checking the glass bin for treasure!!lol! I saw this nice orange busted up pc, and when I stacked it on the blue globe, it just looked like a head with a hat to me, then I had been trying different other pcs and came up with the ruffle look, so it dawned on me to have a clown, but he needed eyes, and then they showed up too, just had to cut the back parts off the eyes. They are glued together by that Power Epoxy(as seen on TV)so hopefully it holds. I also made this dangly to go by my pond, from little mirrors (glued back to back)I got from the dollar store. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Dangly
- Posted by laurastheme (My Page) on Sat, Sep 18, 10 at 15:54
I love the totems AND the dangly. You did a really good job on all of them. My fav is the clown. |
Those are so neat! I loves 'em! |
- Posted by toomuchglass 53172 (My Page) on Sat, Sep 18, 10 at 19:08
You don't live in a house - you live in a gallery !! |
Those are just way too cute & so clever!! |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Sat, Sep 18, 10 at 20:49
Your totems are too cute Jane! Love the dangly too! |
Beautiful, I love them. My heart goes between totems and plate flowers. Although I am going in other directions because of this forum. You all have great ideas and it is a joy to see them all. Thanks for posting pics. |
Great totems--I love the cobalt angel! Bet the danglies really sparkle outside! |
- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Mon, Sep 20, 10 at 18:47
Did some more...I actually have boxes(Yes, plural!lol!) of pcs of totms, that I just can't seem to part with, that I haven't even touched/looked at on about a yr! But these have been on the "To Do List" for about a yr so glad to Finally be getting to them...these are about 12-14inces tall, and am thinking of building them some poles/towers/bases> to stand on so they will be about 2-3ft off the ground... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Yard Art
- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Mon, Sep 20, 10 at 18:49
- Posted by jeannespines 4 Iowa (My Page) on Mon, Sep 20, 10 at 19:28
Great "glass" class! Lookin' good, calamity & your castle looks like it's weathering great in the bkgrd there! Keep up the good work & TFS! Jeanne S. |
G R E A T! I have a blue bottle - think I'll try my hand at making something. Robert |
Those are just too cute - I don't need anymore projects! but looks like I nedd to get busy! |
- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Wed, Sep 22, 10 at 8:40
Oh my gosh! They are all wonderful! I've been saving blue bottles for a bottle tree, but maybe I'll make totems instead. Kathy |
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Chef and Tell with Corey Cunningham from Baur's Ristorante
Corey CunninghamLori Midson Corey Cunningham, exec chef of Baur's
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Corey Cunningham has cooked for Bill Cosby, former presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, NASCAR and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame -- and he also once gave a cigarette to Queen Latifah. "Cooking for Bush was wild," recalls Cunningham, the executive chef at Baur's Ristorante. "There was a posse of Secret Service standing next to me and looking over my shoulder the entire time I was cooking, and they insisted on tasting everything I made. All that, and I never even got to meet Bush."
The thirty-year-old chef, who was born in Loveland and then bounced around New York, New Jersey and California, enrolled at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park -- a decision, he says, that was all about advancement of his culinary career. "I wanted to learn the simple steps to making a dish, the proper way to sauté and grill, and I wanted to have a degree so that I knew I'd really accomplished something," explains
Cunningham, who graduated CIA when he was just twenty years old. "To make it all the way through the curriculum, when something like 50 to 60 percent of students drop out completely or have to take classes over again, was a huge accomplishment."
So, too, was nailing at a job at Stonehill Tavern, a restaurant at the St. Regis in Monarch Beach, California, run by hot-shot chef Michael Mina. "I met Michael on my very first day of work, while he was doing a celebrity chef dinner," remembers Cunningham. "And then I never saw him again, which is what happens, I guess, when you're opening a million restaurants." Still, he says, it was "a great learning experience that taught me to really appreciate the value of working with good ingredients and to treat those ingredients with as much respect as possible."
Which is an axiom that Cunningham brought with him to Baur's, after returning to Colorado almost three years ago. "I'm all about great ingredients that haven't been bastardized by chemicals or subjected to overwrought preparations, and I love putting together a dish that's all mine, because it's like painting a picture, except you have the instant gratification of seeing people eat your food and telling you, hopefully, that they love it," he says. In the following interview, Cunningham talks more about his cooking philosophies, as well as his deference to swine and indifference to prima donna chefs.
Six words to describe your food: Simple, fresh, local, creative, approachable and seasonal.
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Hello. I would like to send a book to a friend who moved from Boulder to Kansas City, Mo. She knows little about gardening and wanted a veggie garden but had trouble with the weather here.
Now that they have moved, she wants to get into growing lots of her own veggies. I was thinking of just sending the good ol' Sunset Western but now I'm thinking a book more dedicated to veggies would be better. I'm thinking maybe Sunset's Western Garden Book of Edibles or Sunset's the Edible Garden. But, I've never really used a veggie book, I just ask you all! So, I'm not sure if there is a best choice out there or if my guess is as good as anyone else's. Thank you! Jennifer |
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Jennifer, I have and use the Sunset Western Garden Book of Edibles. It is a great reference book and covers all the basics and then some. I would recommend this book. ProvoGirl |
- Posted by dan_staley 5b/SS 2b AHS 6-7 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 29, 11 at 10:27
Me too. Dan |
Thank you both! It looked like a good book but I never really know until I put something to use. :) |
- Posted by milehighgirl 5CO (My Page) on Fri, Jul 1, 11 at 9:20
My all-time-favorite gardening book is Gardening When It Counts: Growing Food in Hard Times, by Steve Solomon. I think it's the only gardening book that I have read completely through, and then I did it again! It's designed for a beginner, and it's emphasis is in making gardening affordable. It's filled with practical, down-to-earth advice. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Gardening When It Counts: Growing Food in Hard Times
Thank you MileHighGirl! I haven't had time to flip through any books yet, that is for Saturday. I'll look for this one while I'm in town so I can compare them. She isn't that much of a beginner but when I gave her some veggie seeds and reminded her to harden them off if she started them inside, she had no idea what I meant so I explained. I think flipping through the books will be better than just looking online which is all I've done so far. Thanks all! Jennifer |
Jennifer, I just ordered "Gardening when it counts, growing food in hard times" from Amazon. I hadn't heard of it before Milehihggirl mentioned it. I pulled it up on Amazon and read about 12 pages in on the "preview" before I ordered it. It is definitely a book meant to be read cover to cover. The Sunset book you can use more like a reference book when you need to look something up. I have read it cover to cover though. It is more "visual" than Gardening when it counts. Both seem like good books and very different books too. Milehighgirl- Thanks for the book advice...even if it wasn't meant for me!!! I can't wait till if comes and I can start reading. Now only to find time to squeeze in another book to read. ProvoGirl |
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Vol. 2, No. 9 SEPTEMBER 2009
Our highlight this month is the EAA Inter-chapter Fly-out to Disley, Saskatchewan the weekend of August 29 and 30 involving EAA Chapters 63, 1410, and 154.
The flight out to Disley in my 1947 Luscombe wasn't without excitement either. We had an unscheduled fuel stop at the little hamlet of Niedpath.
Ales Burton, chief flight instructor, Mount Royal College, Calgary, wrote an excellent and timely piece on Mid-Air Collisions.
And finally, under 'Aviation History' I found this interesting article about Japanese Underwater Aircraft Carriers.
Enjoy! - Jack Dueck, Editor
A bunch if they attended the first annual, EAA Western Chapter Fly-In at Disley, Saskatchewan, in late August. An intrepid group of aviators and aviation enthusiasts led by Jeff Seaborn from High River Chapter 1410, Jack Neima of Winnipeg Chapter 63, and Perry Casson of Regina Chapter 154 departed their home bases Saturday morning enroute to Disley, SK, where they were welcomed by their gracious hosts Vic and Breeze Zubot.
Vic's private 2200 foot turf strip is located one-half mile east of Disley and about 20 miles northwest of Regina, just beside the Q'Appelle Valley. Read more
What are your flying plans after the so-called summer flying season? What flying season? I fly the year 'round. Fly as much as possible, but only when the weather is picture perfect. Dreaming of flight while working on my project. Hangar flying only - hurry spring!
Greg MacGillivray and I are on our fly-out flight to Disley Saskatchewan. We had fueled up in Medicine Hat about an hour ago, and my Luscombe could not have possibly burned through 15 gallons (US) of fuel. Anyway, the engine is now purring so we continue on.
Suddenly, silence! Isn't it amazing how quiet things get at 5500 ft. ASL when the engine in an aircraft shuts down!
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Is it just me or has THR been down? I've not been able to connect to the site for the past couple of days.
This is a discussion on Any High Road forum member here? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Is it just me or has THR been down? I've not been able to connect to the site for the past couple of days....
Is it just me or has THR been down? I've not been able to connect to the site for the past couple of days.
I'm a child of the 60's, but I got over it.
THR is down again .. LOL . They have been having some issues over there , some server related , some due to ddos attacks i understand . I heard they were migrating the board to another server but have no idea what the current outage is . I for one can live out the holiday weekend without it if it means that the staff at THR get to spend it with thier loved ones rather than fighting an online bugaboo .
Make sure you get full value out of today , Do something worthwhile, because what you do today will cost you one day off the rest of your life .
We only begin to understand folks after we stop and think .
Criminals are looking for victims, not opponents.
Same result here...
"Ray Nagin is a colossal disappointment" - NRA/ILA Executive Director Chris W. Cox.
"...be water, my friend."
Funny i sent Chris a pm about this this am im havent been able to get on for a weekor so was wanting to check out the for sale section
I'm a member of that and several others but this is my main hang out place,this and 1911.com forum.sj
Yep - still problems it seems and as RR says - Dos type troubles.
I still mod there but don't manage to get in a whole lot these days as so involved here.
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Yep, they're down (and at the same time having their national get together down at the Whittington Center in Raton NM).
I think its evil script kiddies
I don't miss THR, they claim to be high road but suffer from being some foolish members actions
I don't frequent it as much as I used to. There are a lot of very knowledgeable, friendly folks there but there are also too many people ready to flame you at a moments notice for anything from your choice of weapon to bad spelling (Like the way I left the "S" off of "Members" in the subject title of this thread )
Moderators are sometimes a little to quick to lock a thread too.
Mostly I just check the for sale forums.
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I recently spoke at a symposium at the Greater NY Hospital Assoc's with the title: Controversies in Critical Care. I debated Paul Mayo, MD on the topic of whether paralytics should be used for ICU emergent intubations. Of course, I took the pro side of the debate. Dr. Mayo based his con side on an amazing study that came out of his ICU at LIJ hospital in NY.
Here is the abstract of that study:
Seth Koenig, MD; Viera Lakticova, MD*; Abhijeth Hegde, MD; Pierre Kory, MD; Mangala Narasimhan, DO; Peter Doelken, MD and Paul Mayo, MD
The Safety of Emergency Endotracheal Intubation Without the Use of a Paralytic Agent
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Mort on Complications of Repeated Laryngoscopic Attempts
Here is the article I wrote with Rich Levitan on Preoxygenation for Intubation:
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I've had my Rapid Pro for about a month now and am, overall, quite pleased. I
was not overwhelmed by the ink the pen came with. I replaced it with a Parker
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The pen body is just...
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them at my grandparents' house, and this is about the best pen in production to
fit that style.
I had never actually seen a rOtring before a month ago, but I ordered a Tikky pen and and a Tikky II mechanical pencil to test out the brand, and it immediately became clear why people liked these. I chose to give my beautiful yellow Tikky away to one of my gawking coworkers, as it was a bit larger than my small hands could appreciate, and I bought this in hopes that it would fit my hands a bit better, and thankfully it does. Its knurled grip barrel is no wider than the body, although the hexagonal shape makes it seem as though it would be in some of the pictures. I immediately understood why people obsess over the rOtring 600, and getting one of those is now on my long-term grandiose things-to-buy-if-I'm-ever-not-poor list. The weight of this pen is perfect. It is hefty, but not cumbersome, and the bulk of the weight is centered in the grip and above the tip, so it feels very solid and balanced when writing. (One of my few complaints about the AG7 was how top-heavy the pen is.) The feel of the black coating is nice, but if I forget to click the tip out, it will mark up paper. I use this pen at work, so it is with me and use about 60 hours a week at minimum. The pen itself was made in Japan and comes in a nice little cardboard (100% recycleable!) box. The included ink cartridge listed France as its place of manufacture, so I suspect it is just a rOtring rebranded typical Parker ink cartridge, which isn't really good or bad. I replaced it with my preferred Fisher pressurized ink cartridge immediately. Overall, I love this pen, and I will definitely be getting a silver one soon. |
December 26, 2013
My wife bought me this...
My wife bought me this pen for Christmas (2013) at my request and I absolutely
love it!!!!!!! The hefty wieght of the pen feels very nice in your hand while
the ink itself (it comes with blue) is extremely smooth and brilliant in color.
I'm using it on Field Notes that have waterproof/synthetic paper and it is 100%
smudge-proof. Along with my Fisher space pen, this is now my newest EDC pen.
BOTTOM LINE - you want this pen in your writing quiver.
March 22, 2012
I purchased this pen...
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I purchased this pen about 3 months ago, and since then it has become the pen I
go to for everyday writing. Prior to this pen, I was using the Retro 51
Hex-o-matic Black Ballpoint pen. My main complaint about this pen was that it
felt scratchy when I moved the pen across the page. This is not the case with
this pen.
The ink quality is smooth and bold. The weight is perfect, and the textured grip feels great between my fingers. My only complaint is that it takes a moment for the ink to start flowing. Whereas, the ink immediately began to flow from the Retro 51 Hexomatic. The speed at which the ink begins to flow from the pen is less of an issue with me as is the feeling of moving the pen across the page. I confidently give this pen 5/5 stars! |
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Paul wants to ride hard, which sometimes is the same as riding fast but lately, with the wind, has been worse than fast. He is making our knees ache, and the other day we rode so hard the rest of us were sore in places like our fingers and jawbones. Maybe he was too. He doesn't say. He never does. Brad is sick with what he always gets sick with in the spring, so in the double paceline we all keep trying to be either in front of him or on the upwind side, which makes Paul's hard rides harder for us. Howard got a new bike, and he loves it, maybe a little more than everyone always loves a new bike. We're happy for him, because he had a rough go there in the fall with his job and all, but, if we're honest, we kind of miss seeing him on his old steel Merckx. Kim already has her good cadence, the one we are a little in love with. Andrew is going the best of any of us right now, and he keeps saying it's because he was willing to ride the trainer all winter, and we keep getting a kick out of that, that he thinks it's a matter of will instead of priorities. We keep asking him about it. When we got to the hill today, Ben just swung to the left out of the line and said he was going back, with neither shame nor hesitation, and we thought better of him for that. Colin sat on the front until he blew in that first tiny way riders do in spring, and for that we thought better of him. The roads are hammered. On the usually fun downhill run where we chase each other then sprint up the last rise to no known finish line, we dodged potholes with bunnyhops and countersteers that were essentially nothing but jerks and instinct. And it was unusually fun. Christine came out the other day and got dropped a bunch but never quit and said it was good for her. Joe started riding, then started riding with us, and now he's the world's most enthusiastic cyclist, a title he shares with just about everyone who falls hard for cycling. We all keep wanting to ride beside him, for the energy. Chad did a Saturday ride and did okay, but, we said, who knows. He's got a lot going on with the new shop. Steve was on the ride when the dirt road forked and we went the wrong way and deadended at the homestead and the farmer came out yelling but we were already gone onto the real road, which was iced and snowed over on both sides leaving only the melted dirt crown to ride, which we did way too fast because if we'd have slowed we'd have sunk in. I gave the farmer a wave from far off. I meant it friendly, sorry, but, also, see you next time. We rode back really fast, but not that hard, and that felt good and at the shop we kept saying that. Nothing ached. We knew we were going to ride again the next day. We didn't know where, or with who, or how it would go. It was near enough to spring that we were calling it so. We said goodbye. We said thanks to each other for the ride. The snow had melted off enough that on the way home on the hill I cut over to see the Jesus that gotten its head burned up over the winter. The news kept saying someone had set the fire. But all sorts of things seemed possible these days, all kinds of miracles might still happen, and there was the possibility, I knew, that the head of Jesus had just gone to flame. I wanted to see for myself. There was no telling.
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Tom Scholz Is Furious About the New Vinyl Version of Boston's Most Recent Album
A dedicated analog guy, Tom Scholz should have been thrilled that Boston's most recent album -- 2013's 'Life Love and Hope' -- is arriving on vinyl.
A dedicated analog guy, Tom Scholz should have been thrilled that Boston's most recent album -- 2013's 'Life Love and Hope' -- is arriving on vinyl.
It's the Wilson sisters vs. Tom Scholz in the semifinals.
Once again, summer means high temps and cool tunes. Map it all out here.
The veteran '70s hitmakers will team up for a handful of shows during their summer tours.
The rock veterans will now be touring the U.S. through the end of August.
Boston's new album, 'Life, Love & Hope,' features a blend of the band's classic sound with some new elements -- including some rapping and a rare lead vocal from leader Tom Scholz. But according to Scholz, he was neither trying to recapture the past nor fit in with the present.
Students from Berklee College of Music and some Boston musicians flash mobbed the Boston Museum of Fine Arts recently and treated visitors to an incredible performance of 'O Holy Night.'
Boston has released a brand new Christmas single entitled God Rest Ye Metal Gentlemen, re-working the traditional God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. If you like to rock, this is a Christmas song for you.
Boston have undergone a lot of lineup changes over the course of the band's 37-year history, but their sound has always remained more or less the same, with very few concessions to current trends. As bandleader Tom Scholz revealed during a recent interview, that's at least partly because he doesn't even know what those current trends are.


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A letter to the editor on March 3 addressed an incident that happened at the Red Lion Diner. It's unfortunate to read letters like these without all the facts.
I have known the family ever since the first day they opened and have found them to be the most thoughtful and community-minded people that I have had the honor to know. I'm sure the party who wrote the complaint felt a reason for their bad experience, but I believe the letter was based on a situation that happened not at the consent or knowledge of the owners.


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Black Friday grows longer but impact appears to be shrinking
BY DAVID ROEDER Sun-Times Media November 23, 2012 8:14PM
Pat Hudgins of DeMotte clicks her car horn to locate her car after getting Black Friday shopping done at the Toys R Us in Merrillville, Ind. Friday November 23, 2012. Black Friday shoppers started very early Friday morning, some even Thanksgiving night, but Hudgins said she started at the more reasonable time of 8 a.m. | Stephanie Dowell~Sun-Times Media
Updated: December 25, 2012 6:24AM
CHICAGO — Yes, Black Friday shopping is now woven into the national culture and it's overshadowing the relatively relaxed Thanksgiving holiday. But just as the phenomenon seems to get larger, it's strangely getting smaller.
For all the reports of people lined up in the chill and jostling each other for goods that remained safely on the shelves just a couple days ago, Black Friday's role in the year-end shopping blowout is slipping.
The National Retail Federation projects that 147 million people will shop from Friday through Sunday, down from 152 million people from last year's three-day Thanksgiving weekend.
The average shopper this weekend was still expected to spend slightly more money compared with last year, by the federation's reckoning. It also estimates that total retail sales for November and December will be $586.1 billion, up 4.1 percent from a year ago.
So spending is still there, but retailers have expanded the season for getting it. At Sears and Kmart stores, for example, a "shop your way" online program began offering extras rewards last Sunday for people who order online and pick up the item at a store, said Ron Boire, executive vice president at Sears Holdings Corp.
Boire said the promotion spread out the holiday rush at its stores throughout the week. Sears stores still opened at 8 p.m. Thursday to catch the early birds. By Friday the aisles were busy but not frantic, Boire said.
"It was a different kind of shopper, more relaxed," he said. But he added that "there's no doubt that consumers are stressed out given the high levels of unemployment and, perhaps more importantly, underemployment."
Also changing the retail landscape is technology. Each year, more people are accustomed to ordering online and using Internet tools to shop for the best deals.
Merchants stepped up their online promotions for the weekend and Cyber Monday, the term for the first Monday after Thanksgiving. That's when an estimated 72 million people return to their work computer and use the generous bandwidths to order gifts, despite the cost in worker productivity.
A survey by BIGinsight found that 97 percent of online merchants planned promotions for sometime during Thanksgiving weekend vs. 90 percent last year. A record 85 percent said they have deals on Cyber Monday.
The incentives typically start with free shipping.
The retail federation has its own web site, CyberMonday.com, as a clearinghouse for the offers. The site also will offer, in Groupon-like fashion, "deals of the hour" through Monday.
For the brick-and-mortar stores, longer hours are a way to fight the battle for market share. Retail analysts say physical stores have an advantage over the cyber competition: When they promote an item by selling it at a loss, it draws shoppers who will buy other things. For online stores, shoppers stop with the single purchase.
Big-box stores such as Walmart and Toys 'R Us led the Black Friday creep into Thanksgiving by opening at 8 p.m. Thursday, despite criticism from some employees and patrons.
It's not known how many people took advantage of the Thursday hours, but a survey by the International Council of Shopping Centers and Goldman Sachs found 17 percent of 1,000 people questioned would do so.
As for Black Friday, 33 percent in the survey said they would shop that day, vs. 34 percent last year.
There was early evidence that the Thursday rush reduced business on Friday. Deloitte retail analyst Ramesh Swamy told Reuters, "People seemed to be shopping quite a bit, although in talking to mall management, it seemed that traffic was not as busy as last year."


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Still, on the list of tight spots where Brown, former head of FEMA, has found himself in the last year, the Westword office should rank low.
For starters, there was that emergency-response photo op on September 2, 2005, when 80 percent of New Orleans was flooded, people were still trapped in attics, on roofs and in hospitals, and President George Bush told him and the cameras, "Brownie, you're doing a heckuva job."
There was the congressional hot seat later that month, when Brown was grilled on his Hurricane Katrina response by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, after he'd been removed from his post at FEMA -- but while he was still collecting a check as a consultant to the agency. And that spot got hotter in November, when a House committee released almost a thousand e-mails exchanged by Brown and colleagues during the crisis, including this one from the FEMA chief to an aide on August 29, the day Katrina hit: "Can I quit now? Can I go home?"
There was that appearance on The Colbert Report in February, a gig negotiated for two months, when the mock-right-wing host discussed margaritas with the man who couldn't get water to the New Orleans Convention Center, who'd told the media on September 1, four days after Katrina came ashore, that FEMA had just found out that day about the people at the center, leading Ted Koppel to ask: "Don't you guys watch television?"
And then, of course, there was that heckuva job he'd somehow ascended to in the first place. Before Brown moved from Colorado to Washington, D.C., in early 2001 -- brought to FEMA as general counsel by buddy and 2000 Bush campaign manager Joe Allbaugh -- his post had been as the Judges and Stewards Commissioner for the Longmont-based International Arabian Horse Association, an organization whose largest disaster appeared to be a dispute involving Brown and the board. Two years later, Brown moved into FEMA's top slot and oversaw the agency's response to more than 150 natural disasters -- wildfires out west, hurricanes in Florida -- in relative obscurity.
Then Katrina put him smack in the eye of the storm.
And now, a year later, Brown is everywhere. In the current issue of Playboy. ("Thanks for giving me an excuse to buy Playboy," one friend said, while another told Brown he'd gone through the magazine three times before finding the interview.) Sunday on This Week With George Stephanopoulos. On Today's Katrina anniversary show Tuesday morning, holding fast to his talking point about how one of his biggest mistakes was espousing the White House's "talking points" for as long as he did.
He would have appeared in When the Levees Broke, Spike Lee's HBO documentary (unlike Condoleezza Rice and Michael Chertoff, Brown had agreed to an interview), but Lee never got around to talking to him. It's not like Brown wasn't available, either; he spends a lot of time back east, where he has friends and a grandchild in D.C., a place he'd rather visit than work in. "Being a native Westerner, getting shoved into the Beltway, it's like going to the Twilight Zone," he says. "I'm motivated about how to explain to people what comes out of D.C., and how not to take things at face value."
He explains that to clients in Colorado, in New York, abroad. Yes, clients: Brown now runs a disaster-consulting firm.
And why not? Last year, he was a walking disaster.
Brown's firm is based in Boulder, of all places, which could use some disaster-consulting of its own right now. ""Look, I don't want to compare my situation to JonBenét," he says. "But if she [DA Mary Lacy] had just stepped forward and said, ŒHere's what we're doing,' I think people would have been more accepting. Now there's this whole charade."
Even with all the national media littering the town, "It's nice to be back in Boulder, to be a Republican living in Boulder County," he says. "But I'm teetering."
After all, his Republican pals were quick enough to throw him under a bus -- not that there were any buses in New Orleans when they were needed. In one of his own talking points that's gotten lots of use over the past few days, Brown blames that on bureaucracy. Back when FEMA was an independent agency, if he needed 500 buses, he'd tell his procurement officer to get them any way he could. But after FEMA was moved under the Department of Homeland Security, if Brown told his procurement officer to get the buses, then that officer had to talk to DHS's procurement officer, and that officer had to talk to someone else, and then "everyone's trying to cover their rear ends," he says, and the result was no buses.
There's this cartoon that captures how Brown felt during Katrina. A guy in front of a machine is pulling all the levers, while in back, someone has cut the wires. "I'm pulling strings to make these things happen, and nothing happens," he explains.


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OGDEN — Avery Calton has a knack for reconstruction.
In the future, she wants to become a reconstructive plastic surgeon, working to improve the lives of burn victims and those born with cleft palates.
Currently, the Ogden High School senior is wrapping up her stint as the Tigers' attacking midfielder, a position from which she helped reconstruct the Ogden soccer program.
In her freshman and sophomore years, the Tigers won a total of 10 games and did not make the state playoffs. In a dramatic turn of events, Ogden soccer amassed a 33-game winning streak and lost just three times over the past two seasons. In 2011, the Tigers won the 3A girls' soccer championship — for just the second time in school history — and they advanced to the semifinals this past season.
Calton was terrific in her senior season, both as a scorer and as a team leader. Her numbers were some of the best in the state, she was the driver that made the talented Ogden offense tick — and now she has earned the state's most prestigious individual high school soccer award. She is the Deseret News' Ms. Soccer award recipient for the 2012 season.
"My coach (Jason Steiner) called and told me and I … I just couldn't believe it," Calton said of learning she is this year's Ms. Soccer. "What an honor to be included with those great soccer players that have earned it (before me)."
Calton is a four-year letter-winner, a two-year team captain and totaled 43 career goals at Ogden, including the only score in last year's championship match against Cedar City. As a senior, she led her team to the only perfect regular-season record in the state, a final record of 17-1-0, and its second consecutive Region 11 title. She had 18 goals, 15 assists, and five times scored the game-winning goal — including twice in the playoffs.
"She has been so clutch over the years, including this year in the playoffs," Steiner said. "She is the attacking mid that makes our offense work. Our offense goes through her."
Calton led her team to big wins during the regular season, too. The Tigers defeated Northridge, a 5A semifinalist; Bonneville, the 4A state champion; and St. Joseph, a 2A finalist, in the first three matches of the year.


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*TOP REVIEWER* kikidaisy on 8/28/2008 1:53:00 AM more reviews by kikidaisy
Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
YES YES YESSY YES I'd buy this again! This is THE NUDE liner for me. I already own a few 'nude' lipliners, Kevyn Aucoin in medium, Trish Mcevoy in Bare and Dior Linen, but was never fully satisfied whenever I was wearing them. So I went on my little search for yet another nude lipliner. One of the many counters I visited was Chanel, and when I first swatched this nude on my hand I thought it was too dark and had too much mauve/plum. The Chanel voodoo spell was cast on me though, and I still wanted to own it so I bought it anyway. The minute I got home I put this on and I felt such enormous joy because my seach for the nude was over. It actually was the mauve/plum undertones in this liner that made it the perfect nude for me. Not only is it the perfect colour it is also beautifully textured, and comes with a decent brush on the other side.
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*TOP REVIEWER* tragicglamour83 on 8/23/2008 5:18:00 PM more reviews by tragicglamour83
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral Hair: Red, Curly, Fine Eyes: Green
This is the best lip pencil I've ever used! Yes, it costs $28, which is very pricey in my book...but its worth the money. I put on a dab of lip balm, line and fill my lips with this soft, high quality pencil, then blend the color with the brush (on the other end of the pencil). Gorgeous, natural yet defined lips! I often dont even put gloss or lipstick over this, this nude pencil is pretty on its own. Recommended!
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kaycees on 8/10/2008 3:08:00 AM more reviews by kaycees
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
I agree with those who love this lip liner. It is the best one I have ever used. It goes on smoothly, lasts all day. Because nothing else I've used comes close, I'll pay the price.
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tapa on 7/21/2008 4:23:00 PM more reviews by tapa
Age: 36-43 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
Generally, I'm all for saving money where possible but there are certain things that I've found over time to just be worth the extra cost. This liner is definitely one of them. I've bought replacements at least 5 times so an HG product, no question. I usually fill in my whole lip, do a bit of smudging so it's not too dark, and then bung some lip balm or - if I'm feeling fancy - lip gloss on top. It looks lovely and natural and I can pretend yes, these ARE my real lips, thankyouverymuch. I'll reapply if I've got a hot date, but otherwise it just fades subtly and keeps me looking 'natural'..
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flymestza on 5/16/2008 3:46:00 AM more reviews by flymestza
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
One of my favorite liners and a definite staple for me. I have been using it for years as it works with a lot of my lipsticks. A little pricey but worth it for me.
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cholmondeley on 5/9/2008 6:07:00 AM more reviews by cholmondeley
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Very Dry, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
I'm on my third "nude" pencil - it is a staple in my stash and the one I know will always work (those days when even "thinking" about a lipcolour is a challenge!). I use it as the base with Twinkle or Revlon Nude Lustre and it gets me thru the morning. Chanel is quality all around. enjoy beautiful ladies!
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*TOP REVIEWER* proximitythe53rd on 4/30/2008 11:28:00 AM more reviews by proximitythe53rd
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
I just love this liner. If I was going to have one lip liner for the rest of my life, I would absolutely choose this one.
The color is a bit of a mauve, not what I would usually think of as a "nude" except that most nude colors don't really give that "my lips but better" look that I'm after, whereas this one does.
The color is just right for me, and one of my favorite ways to wear this is alone with just a lip balm. Using a light touch with the liner and blending it all together, it's just the hint of color that I'm after for a causal, but still put-together look.
This liner is nice a soft, easy to blend, and comes with a little lip brush on the opposite end, which is really excellent, whether you use it to blend your liner, or to apply your lipstick. Chanel also packages this with a sharpener, which is always handy.
This is an item that I will happily buy again and again, I don't even think about the price.
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Merrie1 on 4/12/2008 5:53:00 PM more reviews by Merrie1
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination Hair: Red Eyes: Green
Just to qualify. I would rebuy if I was wealthy. However the overly made up stick figure that sold this to me wasn't too keen on answering my questions about prices and swept me to ring out while my eyes bulged out of my head at the total.. 28 bucks. For a lipliner. @E#@@!
Anyway... It is lovely. All chanel products are quality that I've tried. Are they worth the money? okay. I guess. well ya.. they are.. like I said.. I need to rob a bank to buy their products though.
This is a beautiful browny shade. Very nuetral and something I'd feel comfortable wearing every day. I did reach for the natural and the rose shades but the SA praying mantis insisted I shouldn't even try them on as they are not my color. (did I mention I really dislike sa's in dept stores?)
It wears well.. actually I lined and filled in with this pencil and it has lasted all day and looked lovely and moist not dry and splotchy. It's soft and pretty. I love the brush at the other end of the liner. Very nice. I expect this will last me a long time so the investment isn't THAT bad.
I do recommend. Especially for women with my coloring.
NW20, hazel eyes, light auburn hair and freckles.
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*TOP REVIEWER* mumsays242 on 3/23/2008 10:11:00 AM more reviews by mumsays242
Age: 36-43 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
My favorite lipliner in the world. It's not really nude, but works as a medium mauve on my lips. It's perfect for my coloring, and when I wear it, I layer a light lipstick or Shell Lip Gloss (Chanel) over it and off I go. Lasts and lasts, even through drinks and cigarettes. Pricey but worth it because it's the only one I need.
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*TOP REVIEWER* darlinglilkitten on 3/5/2008 4:11:00 PM more reviews by darlinglilkitten
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Straight Eyes: Brown
I love the quality of this liner. I really don't ever want to buy another lipliner from another brand again after this. It goes on so smoothly and it STAYS ON! How cool! One lippie off for the darkness of the color - couldn't they have made it just a tad lighter so it truly would be a go with everything type color? Sigh. Oh well, I'd still get it again and now I have my eye on Natural (a true nude, although this may be too light, but thats another story). In all, I must say I adore Chanel cosmetics for the quality and sophisticated nuance they impart on my face!
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Join us for the 21st Annual High Desert Garden Tour on Saturday, July 19, 2014 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. This annual event presented by the OSU Extension Service and Central Oregon Chapter of OSU Master Gardeners™ is an educational and fun opportunity for gardeners to see a variety of garden styles and plant choices they can have in their own yards. It is a self-guided tour with hundreds of participants where we staff OSU Master Gardeners™ at all locations to answer gardening questions throughout the day. This year we are featuring seven gardens in Tumalo.
The cost of the tour is $10. Children 16 and under are free. Ticket books are available for purchase from the following locations:
• Worthy Brewing Company, Bend
• Strictly Organic Coffee Company, Bend
• The Shoe Inn, Bend
• Moonfire & Sun Garden Center, Bend
• Schultz Farm & Garden, Redmond
• OSU/Deschutes County Extension Service, Redmond
• OSU/Crook County Extension Service, Prineville
For more information on the 2014 High Desert Garden Tour, please contact:
OSU/Deschutes County Extension Service
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'Jackass' Star Steve-O Walks Into Mike Tyson's Fist
Earlier today, news broke that 'Jackass' star Steve-O broke his nose when he ran into boxing legend Mike Tyson's fist ... No, really ... we're serious. Known for his wild and often dangerous antics, Steve-O promised Charlie Sheen that he'd make sure Tyson broke his nose by the end of the roast. Tyson failed to hit Steve-O with a jab-straight right- left hook, so stunt performer took matters into his own hands and ran into Tyson's fists as the credits for Sheen's anticipated roast rolled. Check out the full story here.


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On: 23/11/07 The second funky piece off Eden. Guitar 2 only plays the last 2 notes of the chord - on the B and e strings. Intro: Bm Bm Bm E Bm Well, ain't it a shame Bm That our short little memories Bm Never seem to learn E The message of history Bm We keep makin' the same mistakes Bm Over and over and over and over again Bm And then we wonder why E We're in the shape we're in Bm Good ol' boys down at the bar Bm Peanuts and politics Bm They think they know it all E They don't know much of nothing Bm Even if one of them was to read the newspaper Bm Cover-to-cover Bm That ain't what's going on E Journalism's dead and gone Bm Frail grasp on the big picture Bm G A Light fading and the fog is getting thicker Bm It's a frail grasp on the big picture G Dark ages [Solo] I would include the rest of the lyrics, but that would be a waste of time. Hope this has I'm not entirely sure of it myself... any queries, leave me a message. Comments
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Yep, I'm still cynical. I've told them I want to talk to the lawyers direct, rather than the band, by close of play today, or I sue.
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In his notes for his life of John Milton (1608–74), John Aubrey (1626–97) described an encounter between two literary giants of the late seventeenth century: "Jo: Dreyden Esq. Poet Laureate, who very much admires him & went to him to have leave to putt his Paradise-lost into a Drama in Rhyme: Mr. Milton received him civilly, & told him he would give him leave to tagge his Verse" (Darbishire 7). The result of this meeting was John Dryden's (1631–1700) rhymed play, The State of Innocence and Fall of Man, an "opera" that was never performed, but was entered in the Stationers' Register in April 1674 and first published in quarto in 1677. Dryden's decision to "tag" Milton's verses, whether an act of translation, homage, or overgoing, poses an interesting case study in the meanings of authorship, influence, and imitation for seventeenth-century literature. Two manuscripts at the Folger shed light on these issues.
Shortly after the first publication of Paradise Lost, Milton composed an explanation for "why the poem rhymes not" (Milton 51). This polemic provides an important context for Dryden's appropriation of Milton's epic. In his fierce defense of blank verse Milton contrasted the "true musical delight" of his own verse with the preference by "some famous modern poets," (including Dryden, perhaps) for rhymed couplets. These rhymes, Milton suggested, proved the poet's slavish devotion to "custom," and offered nothing to the poet but "vexation, hindrance, and constraint." Milton's own poetics represented, by contrast, "an example set, the first in English, of ancient liberty recovered to heroic poem from the troublesome and modern bondage of rhyming" (Milton 54–5). As Milton's comments make clear, the decision not to rhyme was more than an aesthetic one. For Milton, verse form was intimately connected to the poem's central concern with liberty. Therefore Dryden's rhymed couplets in The State of Innocence stood for literary values opposed to Milton's, as well as contrary cultural and political values.
For readers of Paradise Lost, Dryden's State of Innocence is at best a trivialization—reducing the scope of epic to the scenes of a play—and at worst a betrayal of Milton's achievement in Paradise Lost. Praise of Milton's authorship at the expense of Dryden's began with Andrew Marvell's contemptuous reference to Dryden in the commendatory verses to the second edition of Paradise Lost (1674):
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Critical judgment has typically sided with Marvell: Paradise Lost achieved a sublimity incompatible with Dryden's "jingling sounds of like endings" (Milton 54).
As Stephen Zwicker has warned, however, the obvious superiority of Milton's epic is not so obvious if we view these texts through the eyes of the poet's contemporaries rather than our own retrospective sense of their relative significance. Material evidence suggests that the reception and circulation of Dryden's play was not at all hindered by its derivative relationship to Milton's epic. There seems to have been a wide readership for this opera in both manuscript and print. Between 1677 and 1700 there were nine print quarto editions of the play. In the preface to the first edition, Dryden explained that he was forced to publish this unperformed opera in his own defense because of the "many hundred Copies of it being dispers'd abroad without my knowledge or consent: so that every one gathering new faults, it became at length a Libel against me" (Dryden 86). Dryden's claim about the extent of manuscript circulation cannot be proven or disproven. However, there are seven extant manuscript transcriptions of the play, more than of any other dramatic text by this author.
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Two manuscripts from the Folger's collection raise additional questions about the complicated relationship between Milton's epic and Dryden's operatic translation. Each in its own way, these manuscripts unsettle the careful negotiations of genre, authorship, and cultural priority that dominate the paratexts of the early printed editions of the play.
The first of these is a transcription of Dryden's play on 23 folio pages (folios 76–99) in Folger MS V.b.235. This transcription was inscribed "With W Luptons kindest wishes to T J Pettigrew Esquire" (fo. 77v) and bound together with the unpublished pastoral poems of William Basse to create a composite volume of seventeenth-century manuscript poetry in folio.
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I have had this one for two years. No idea what it is. I think it is getting ready to flower. Any information on it would be greatly appreciated. |
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It's a Ferocactus, maybe latispinus with those thick broad spines, although some other Feros also have heavy spination. |
- Posted by cactuspolecat Tasmania Aust (My Page) on Fri, Dec 16, 05 at 6:39
Hello Borrego, I believe it's a Fero latispinus also, it looks quite small to be flowering. Very nice little plant. CP |
- Posted by shrubs_n_bulbs z8/9 UK (My Page) on Fri, Dec 16, 05 at 7:02
F. latispinus flowers when still small. Was it Peyton just posted one covered in flowers? I've read that F. latispinus flowers youngest out of all the Feros. |
This must be the season for latispinus buds/flowers - but no flowers yet in slower lower Delaware. Only little bity buds on mine that will be months before blooming, provided they don't abort. That's a nice plant. Please post the flower. Al |
Also F. hamatacanthus flowers when very young, probably younger than latispinus. Alessandro |
- Posted by CactusJordi z10 CA (My Page) on Fri, Dec 16, 05 at 11:56
Alfonso, You are right. Maybe that is one of the reasons it had been called Hamatocactus hamatocanthus for decades until recently. Jordi |
Hi Jordi, both Alfonso and Alessandro begin with "A", but Mexico and Italy are very far away. Saludos Alfonso |
- Posted by shrubs_n_bulbs z8/9 UK (My Page) on Fri, Dec 16, 05 at 14:38
Lump or split, Jordi, I don't mind. I just try to keep up with all the names (all the one's from this century anyway!) so that I can communicate clearly. Don't worry about WS, we argue even when we agree, you'll get used to it :) So what do you like to call the other famous Hamatocactus, H. setispinus? Not Thelocactus surely, and obviously not Ferocactus? |
- Posted by cactuspolecat Tasmania Aust (My Page) on Sat, Dec 17, 05 at 4:51
My Fero. latispinus is only a couple of years or so old at only 30mm so in diameter, maybe it'll flower then in a year or so, I've never had a fero flower yet, my larger two plants, (F. platycanthus and F. robustus) are probably a bit young yet. CP |
Any chance this is a native? There are a couple that look quite similar. |
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All-Stars? The Milwaukee Brewers Are All Stars
milwaukee brewers June 23rd, 2014
There's been a lot of talk about the All-Star game lately and as of this writing the Brewers don't have any starters on the team. This is the despite the fact that Jonathan Lucroy is the best catcher in the league, Carlos Gomez is the best center fielder in the league, Ryan Braun is the best former PED user in the league and Mark Reynolds is one of the most lol-worthy picks on the ballot. There is still time for Wisconsinites to go crazy voting, but as it stands they are the team with the best record in the National League on the outside looking in at the All-Star Game. Some people care about these things, some don't. (Personally, I'd rather have Lucroy take the rest but with his batting average there is no way that is happening.) The truth is that it doesn't really matter if the Brewers have any All-Stars because they are all stars, the whole team.
It's a testament to Doug Melvin how really, ridiculously good this team is. I don't fully understand it, but they are just loaded with talent. The lineup, which isn't much different than last year's, is great. The bullpen is great. The rotation is great. Despite doing some things that make me wonder what they are thinking on a yearly basis, Doug Melvin and his staff have built the BEST team in the National League (so far). Seriously, look at these guys: Read the rest of this entry »


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Many Buffalo-area pastors spent the day ministering to families affected by the crash of a Continental commuter plane Thursday night.
They also organized an afternoon prayer service at Eastern Hills Wesleyan Church, just two miles from the wreckage.
Pastor Karl Eastlack told CBN News that it's been a tough day for many who are trying to understand God in the midst of such tragedy.
"Sometimes you have to find the little story of God's work in the midst of the larger story of the tragedy," he said. "I'm very careful to remind myself at these times that it's hard to speak for God to try to bring His mind into the situation other than to bring His comfort, which is what He does."
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The limits of mean-field heterozygosity estimates under spatial extension in simulated plant populations
Kitchen, James and Allaby, Robin G.. (2012) The limits of mean-field heterozygosity estimates under spatial extension in simulated plant populations. PLoS ONE, Vol.7 (No.8). e43254. ISSN 1932-6203
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Computational models of evolutionary processes are increasingly required to incorporate multiple and diverse sources of data. A popular feature to include in population genetics models is spatial extension, which reflects more accurately natural populations than does a mean field approach. However, such models necessarily violate the mean field assumptions of classical population genetics, as do natural populations in the real world. Recently, it has been questioned whether classical approaches are truly applicable to the real world. Individual based models (IBM) are a powerful and versatile approach to achieve integration in models. In this study an IBM was used to examine how populations of plants deviate from classical expectations under spatial extension. Populations of plants that used three different mating strategies were placed in a range of arena sizes giving crowded to sparse occupation densities. Using a measure of population density, the pollen communication distance (Pcd), the deviation exhibited by outbreeding populations differed from classical mean field expectations by less than 5% when Pcd was less than 1, and over this threshold value the deviation significantly increased. Populations with an intermediate mating strategy did not have such a threshold and deviated directly with increasing isolation between individuals. Populations with a selfing strategy were influenced more by the mating strategy than by increased isolation. In all cases pollen dispersal was more influential than seed dispersal. The IBM model showed that mean field calculations can be reasonably applied to natural outbreeding plant populations that occur at a density in which individuals are less than the average pollen dispersal distance from their neighbors.
Item Type: | Journal Article |
Subjects: | Q Science > QK Botany |
Divisions: | Faculty of Science > Life Sciences (2010- ) |
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH): | Population genetics -- Mathematical models, Plant population genetics, Pollen -- Dispersal -- Mathematical models, Seeds -- Dispersal -- Mathematical models |
Journal or Publication Title: | PLoS ONE |
Publisher: | PLOS |
Date: | August 2012 |
Volume: | Vol.7 |
Number: | No.8 |
Page Range: | e43254 |
Identification Number: | 10.1371/journal.pone.0043254 |
Status: | Peer Reviewed |
Publication Status: | Published |
Access rights to Published version: | Restricted or Subscription Access |
Funder: | Leverhulme Trust (LT) |
Grant number: | F/00215/BC (LT) |
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Take the 826 (Palmetto Expressway) and exit at N.W. 58th Street. Go east on N.W. 58th Street. Continue straight and then turn north onto N.W. 72nd Avenue (Milam Dairy Road). The location is on the right.
The Miami location serves southern Florida including the cities of Pompano Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Pembroke Pines and Hollywood.
Monday - Friday: 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. or call after hours for 24-hour service
Special Halloween Hours!
Saturday, October 25th, 2014 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.