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Welcome to the Coastal Resource Management PhD program webpages. We are an exciting and unique PhD degree program. Our students get solid training in coastal natural sciences (e.g. coastal geosciences, coastal ecosystems) and also in applications of social sciences (e.g. coastal economics and the human dimensions of the coast). They go on to conduct research integrating both the natural and social sciences. At a time when thousands of PhDs from specific disciplines are competing for few jobs in academia, the CRM program boasts a greater than 90% employment rate for its graduates.
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SEOUL: Ballantine's Championship organisers have given assurances that this week's event in South Korea will go ahead after two of its biggest stars withdrew over fears of conflict with North Korea.
America's Zach Johnson, the 2007 Masters champion, and Dustin Johnson, the world number 19, pulled out over "perceived unrest on the Korean peninsula" following weeks of military tensions between Seoul and nuclear-armed Pyongyang.
"Ballantine's is disappointed to announce that Dustin Johnson and Zach Johnson have informed us they will no longer be attending the Ballantine's Championship," a European Tour statement said.
"They have reached this decision following perceived unrest on the Korean peninsula and can no longer assure their commitment to this year's event."
The withdrawal of the American Ryder Cup players deprives the $2.8 million European Tour and Asian Tour event, starting on Thursday at Blackstone Golf Club near Seoul, of two of its top players.
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The two Koreas have been locked in spiralling tensions since the North carried out its third atomic test in February, with increasingly hostile exchanges including threats of nuclear war and precision missile strikes.
"Ballantine's and event organisers, the European Tour, would like to reiterate that the tournament is going ahead as planned with a full field of European, Asian and Korean PGA Tour members," the statement said.
"Ballantine's has been kept fully up to date on relevant issues and the European Tour has also been liaising with key decision makers, including the (British) Foreign Office, who have not warned of any increased risk to those travelling to or within the country.
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Liz and Bill, Sally's snog and Wendi's alleged paean to Blair's behind: It's been a good week for scandal...
As fact and tittle-tattle interbreed online, they create a strain of gossip that helps create the news agenda – whether we like it or not
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These stories might be thinner on the ground than they used to be. But if their prominence and the general gasps that greeted each one are anything to go by, our appetites have not shifted correspondingly upmarket. Indeed, as the prosecution case wraps up at the Old Bailey, it's tempting to observe that in the three years since the News of the World closed, the tabloid press hasn't really been cowed at all; instead, for better or worse, its values and interests have spread out.
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Wind, solar share some problemsMarch 14,2013
A criticism of wind power seems to be that it is intermittent and thus cannot be used as a base load. Because of this intermittent behavior it is also claimed that a continuously running backup power system must be kept on line, thereby using additional energy.
It is rarely pointed out that these same problems exist for solar; in fact they may cause bigger problems:
1. The sun does not shine at night, thus depending on the time of year there would by anywhere from about nine to 15 hours of darkness at the latitude of Vermont (wind may blow any time during the day or night).
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Our progress
I made some before and after photos last night because I was feeling quite proud! We just have finishing touches left, like replacing the hand-me-down curtains, attaching the backsplash, and re-hanging crown moulding, chair and plate rails, etc.
Our house was built around 1900 and we're told that it's a transitional Victorian. It still has all the original floors, moulding, pocket doors, and wainscoting. We closed on Halloween and got a fabulous deal because the owner was in a tough situation. We're using a HUD rehab loan. It's our first house. We've learned a lot, and we're still learning!
The foyer is now my favorite part of the house, and I haven't even decorated it! I love the yellow (BM Honeywheat) with the woodwork.
In the dining room, looking into the living room:
Living room. The paint is BM Jack Pine. (I haven't put up the real curtains yet and the hand-me-down tv cabinet will be replaced asap!):
Dining room is BM Moroccan Red:
Bathroom is BM Victorian Trim. I have bronze accesories to hang and I'm hoping to find crystal sconces, but I can't find exactly what I want yet. My poor clawfoot tub is in the basement, waiting to be restored to it's former glory.
Kitchen, after taking out partition walls. These are taken from the same angle. Walls are Dorset Gold, cabinets are maple with cranberry-colored glaze, and the countertops are "tan soapstone."
These show the same wall in the kitchen, slightly different angle. Notice the drop ceiling in the before photo. The ceilings are 9' now.
This was the best surprise of the renovation. Our kitchen floor, sans laminate glue. WOW!
Our bedroom, after painting the paneling white, although you can't really see in this photo. There was no ceiling in this room when we bought the house. It was the easiest upstairs room to fix up, so we made it our bedroom for now. We'll move into another bedroom soon and ditch the paneling in here for good.
Looks like you guys have put some real elbow-grease into it!! I know how that goes ;) It looks a thousand times better--and I love the bathroom color--so cute! And the floors really did turn out great! You're lucky they came out so well after the way they looked!
Keep up the good work--and the positive attitude! It can get overwhelming at times!
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Great job! I love that color in the hallway. It really brings out the woodwork! What an improvement and what progress in such a short time! Thanks for sharing your pictures, I was wondering what you desided to do with the room decor. Ebay is a good source for vintage light fixtures. However there are sooooo many it's hard to wade through.
Thanks! :) But trust me that the positive attitute isn't constant, haha. I have to force myself to stop freaking out and take a moment to appreciate it all. All the dirty woodwork and unfinished things REALLY get under my skin, but I think I've been doing a decent job of controlling my urges to clean past midnight, etc.
We hung up real curtains in the living room today!
Yay Katie! I love love love it! Thank you so much for publishing updates, your house is amazing and you've just done a fantastic job with it. It's inspiring and fun to watch it change.
Everything is wonderful, but I am in love with your floors, what a great job you both did-
One more update! We fulfilled the requirements of our rehab loan, so the first part of our journey is officially over. Every room in my house is now useful!
Here's the back bedroom's transformation. It will soon be furnished as a guest room.
And the other back bedroom is now our junk room, for the time being:
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I'm so happy this week!
Haha, then I guess Mike and I are gonna make it! I would love to divorce the voice in my head that wants everything about the house to be perfect, but Mike keeps me sane! He's fun to live with, even when the dog's covered in drywall dust or you don't have countertops or a real toilet, lol. If we were both as high-strung as me, that would be another story. :-P


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Ok, I can pull off a shirtdress, but a coatdress? I'm not so sure. Japokie brought this Donna Karan Stretch Crepe Georgette Belted Coatdress, $2,595, to our attention in the Love It or Hate It? group. The model looks like she's swimming in it, no? This is a tough one as I'd have to see it on someone other than a model. I'm thinking if it was worn with a tighter fit, it might look good. What do you all think?
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lizlee89 6 years
yeah, swimming in it indeed - I can't believe Donna Karen would design something so unflattering and ugly...
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blondy0806 7 years
love the concept however this particular number looks too slouchy in my opinion.
JKe895 7 years
I'm not a fan of the shirt dress so this just reinforced my opinion.
gruaig_rua 7 years
Terrible. She looks like a flasher.
kendallina 7 years
It looks like a man's robe.
kendallina 7 years
It looks like a man's robe.
PrissyLilBadAss 7 years
Sorry DK, ya struck out with this one! So bag-lady-ish
Beautifulbarbie 7 years
Omg, it looks terrible.
Beautifulbarbie 7 years
Omg, it looks terrible.
Talldiva45 7 years
I don't know if it's the dress or the model or the way it is on her but it looks so floppy and lifeless - I mean she looks like she is about to die in that thing!
Fashionsugar 7 years
too baggy.yuck
Fashionsugar 7 years
too baggy. yuck
SeptemberLights 7 years
Am I the only one who thinks this is cute? It looks bad on the model, but i would try wearing it !
idiomsavant 7 years
The coatdress looks terrible on this model and the shoes seem an ill-conceived match. It is waaay to large a size for her frame. I think a model with curves could certainly pull off this look. For example, Eva Mendes would look incredible in this design.
smarler 7 years
This looks like, "I stayed over at some guy's house last night, and since I don't have a change of clothes...I'll just wear this coat that doesn't fit and maybe people won't notice."
sweetheart_450 7 years
I agree with you all. I also can't imagine wearing this without everyone wondering why you weren't removing it. Making the honest mistake in thinking it's a jacket not a dress.
Auntie-Di 7 years
Really, really BAD,excuse my bluntness but very poor choice showing it on this model, one of the worst I have ever seen.
mommie 7 years
yes, looks way too big and frumpy. Would look much better if it were worn as a coat.
ktownpolarbear 7 years
the dress itself is hideous, but it fits so badly on the model that it makes it ten times worse.
swwonder 7 years
Maybe it's the way the model is standing and her expression, but it looks really drab and boring.
nicachica 7 years
lol Cest! this might have been able to work if it were a tighter fit with a shorter hem. otherwise, the model looks like a 5 year old playing dress up in her mommy's clothes.
nicachica 7 years
lol Cest! this might have been able to work if it were a tighter fit with a shorter hem.otherwise, the model looks like a 5 year old playing dress up in her mommy's clothes.
CestLaVie 7 years
This just looks frumpy. As an actual coat it might work but this looks ill-fitted, even if it wasn't on this particular model, the tea length is unflattering with the drape of this fabric and the collar calls too much attention and appears too coat-like for me, as well as the color. Looks like something a streaker would wear to a ball game prior to running butt neeeked across the field.
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Funny. When there's talk of doing something to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, right-wing commentators suddenly show a concern for the poor that seems totally absent when discussing budgets.
With half of this country denying the very existence of human-caused global warming, I think it's great that there are a lot of things that the president can do without congressional approval when it comes to environmental regulation. The Sequesters, Fiscal Cliffs and European debt crisis will look like non-events compared to the consequences of us not doing anything to curb emissions.
Mr. Moniz seems to have it spot on:
1) Natural gas as a quick, easy way to immediately shift away from dirtier coal and oil. With the additional benefit of boosting the U.S. economy and depriving terrorist-supporting nations of oil revenues. Fracking has some downsides - but no form of energy production is without some negative externalities, not even solar. Relatively speaking, fracking is just not that disruptive to the environment.
2) Nuclear as a mid to long term stable base of clean energy. Nuclear gets a bad rap from passion drive environmentalists, who haven't kept up with the facts - new nuclear plant designs produce minimal waste and, so long as they aren't built on geologically unstable grounds, the risk of meltdown has been all but eliminated.
3) Support the advance of alternative energies when and where possible and feasible.
Th argument that regulation hurts business has been fully refuted hundreds of times. it is a flat out lie. Time and again environmental regulations have driven innovations that have improved corporate bottom lines. The auto industry will deny it, but cleaner cars helps them. Reductions in pollution from factories has saved the manufacturers billions. But the corporate shills never seem to learn.
You are wrong in assuming fossil fuels would not get subsidies anywhere, but these are mostly paid by future generations. In Germany the situation is as follow. The plentiness of (partly) subsidizes renewables going into the market has brought down the price for fossil fuel produced electricity to 4.5 Cent/kWh (priced at the stock market), however neglecting any external costs. On-shore windmill propelled electricity is produced for 8.5 cent/kWh, and my PV plant on the 4 flat house roof produces electricity for 13.5 cent/kWh (i.e. 8000 kWh/a, and we sell 2500 kWh/a to the 'grid') with externalties to future generations are minimal for both renewables. Moreover, electricity is sold to the German consumer by about 20 cent/kWh (excluding VAT). So why should then home-owners not try to produce their own energy? Finally, Germany energy provision largely depends on imports worth a 120 billion pay check a year. So how you would you then rate the increasing use of renewable Germany, only considering economic arguments? Since we have no other choice, we go for it and once matured we will sell the novel developed technologies to all those countries which are in similar situation.
Green energy is being subsidized at a rate of 10 to 100 times the rate at which fossil fuels and nuclear energy generation receive government funding. Without it, there would be no investment in "green energy" - as Germany is finding while phasing out their windmills subsidies. Hardly free trade, when the government is providing false price signals on green energy and saddling conventional power generation with burdensome and unnecessary regulation.
IF CONGRESS won't act soon to protect future generations, I will
Mr. President, does this include the 8 T debt you dump on said future generations?
I gave my car away 36 years ago and walk or take the bus nearly everywhere I go. The Volt is not the same as requiring no lead in the gasoline or seat belts, but of which the auto industry screamed bloody murder about until after they saw it did not hurt the bottom line one bit.
If it were true that conservative libertarians cared for the poor, then at least they would ensure all children had access to good quality schools, and be willing to pay for that. I don't see that willingness in budget discussions. (And I don't mean charity-funded schools that come with religious indoctrination.)
As to charity, you may well be right that conservatives give more, although personally I think that to the extent religious organizations use the money to spread the gospel, it is wasted. But admittedly, many religious organizations do really good work. Still, as a continental European, I think caring for the needy is a collective responsibility, and we have the state to organize that for us. (But a caring state that actively helps people achieve their potential by offering schooling, medical or psychological care and help to find work, not a careless state that keeps people dependent on eternal allowances.)
Comparing libertarian-leaning US and (to a lesser extent) UK to more collectivist Scandinavia, I don't think the combination of libertarianism and charity holds the better cards. Much greater welfare in northern Europe, much longer life expectancy, and a solid economy.
At the very least it shows that libertarianism isn't the only way. A strong, inclusive democratic system is the alternative.
I am not so certain (unfortunately) of your take. Your theory would likely be true if the negative externalities all occured within the borders of the nations where they were produced.
But its not the case. The benefits of energy production occur within the confines of nations where the energy is produced, but the negative externalities are often global.
India & China reap the benefit of cheap coal based energy, the rest of the world suffers from the air pollution.
In the end, it is this phenomenon - that air pollution is a global externality - that is making climate change policy so exceedingly difficult to implement. Individual countries understand that it is not in their immediate self-interest to comply. And it only works if everyone - or, at least, a serious majority - play along.
I know, whenever I meet an atmospheric chemist I'm like you just can't trust those dudes, what with their fancy "science" and high roller lifestyles.
The country that is fastest and most aggressive in forcing the internalisation of the negative externalities of fossil fuel combustion will reap the most benefit in terms of increased GDP and employment.
This will occur even if no other country adopts the same measures.
Like a free-trader alone in a world of protectionist tarriffs, the economy of the free-trading state will always be the most efficient, and least distorted by false price signals in the market. Those false price signals will continue to distort supply and consumption decisions in all other economies, and therefore perpetuate less-optimal economic outcomes.
Put another way:
The countries with the best environmental protection will always end up being the richest.
It isn't a coincidence.
It is sound economics.
You also have to think that fossil fuels are so cost efficient, cause they have been investigated, and their use perfected for last century. This research has been sponsored by someone in the past. Count it as an extra subsidy towards fossil fuels.
I mean everybody knows that global warming is going to happen sometime. There is ZERO chance that China, Africa, or any developing country will sign up to large reductions. There is even less of a chance that developed countries will even be able to implement their own carbon reductions.
The change to renewables will happen when the price of energy makes it worthwhile, not a day beforehand. Until then we should frack everything.
It will all end anyway when natural gas runs out and the lack of fertilizers doom our great grandchildren to famine.
In other words, if India internalizes the costs of negative externalities, Indians are forced to pay for costs that would otherwise be largely incurred by non-Indians.
Basically, the exact opposite of your theory is correct. It is those countries which flaunt negative externalities, leaving it to the rest of the world to bear the cost, and burden, of reducing air pollution, which benefit the most economically.
Again it is this negative incentive which prevents countries from jumping on climate change bandwagon.
It's refreshing to see #2-
I get annoyed personally when the focus is all on renewables and not on clean. Nuclear isn't TEchnically renewable, but it certainly is clean. It is a large investment but it is the only 'clean' power outside of moderately-clean natural gas that has any chance of providing large scale energy in the next few decades. What are non-hydro renewables at for electrical supply? A percent? two? three? Nuclear has sat at twenty for the last three decades.
The indirect and direct subsidies to fossil fuels and nuclear energy generation typically are considerably larger than those to renewables - both in the the US and globally.
It is also easier to die in one of those fuel efficient plastic cars. We do not all live in Urban setting. I have to go 65 miles to reach lemming land more often called the Wasatch Front. I share a winding mountain road with semis. One of which blew out the whole road and the railroad a few years ago. I need an SUV with cruise control not a plastic match box car.
So until we move all of our heavy goods by rail or transporter I want at least a chance of surviving a collision and believe if I have to choose between your preis and a semi...
I would also point out thaat it is also possible to kill the gose that lays the golden eggs. The EPA needs to slow down its regulating until businesses can at least read what Mr. Chus bureacrats put out during his tenure.
Instead of focusing on measures to avoid global warming, resources would be better used to address measures to accommodate global warming. If it is indeed man-made (which I personally do not believe), nothing done by the US alone, where greehouse gas emissions are declining due to the market forces that favour natural gas for power generation, will have any impact on the world-wide output of greenhouse gases from China, India, and developing countries on other continents.
Excessive regulations that make marginal, and in some cases barely measurable improvements raise the cost of energy in the US producing hardships on the poor and middle class, and make the US less competitive internationally, thus impacting jobs and economic growth.
Mr. Obama and his minions, including these two potential appointees, are placing ideology above the welfare of the populace.
Obama and his fellow fraudsters are just trying to destroy the greatest economy on Earth with their policies and taxes based on the UN IPCC UNPROVEN theory "anthropogenic CO2 causes global warming". The only thing proven about the IPCC theory is that many of the lead IPCC researchers are crooks, charlatans or cheats.
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When a photographer riding a subway in Thailand noticed that everyone around him was deeply immersed in their smartphones, he decided to do something to get their attention.
Benz Thanachart, a Thai filmmaker and photographer, shouted a single word into the quiet subway car and photographed the moment that the commuters reacted to the stunt.
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Broccoli! Benz Thanachart, a Thai filmmaker and photographer, shouted a single word into a quiet subway car and captured the moment that commuters reacted to him
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'It was the moment when everyone was coming out of their small worlds and noticing the presence of public space,' Thanachart wrote on his website. The words that he shouted include 'fried egg,' 'alligator,' 'cappuccino,' and 'broccoli.' More of his pictures are available on his Facebook page.
Thanachart came up with the idea for the stunt after he lived in New York City for a year and then returned to Thailand, where he noticed that smartphones had become far more widespread in his absence.
'Omelette!' Thanachart described the photos as 'the moment when everyone was coming out of their small worlds and noticing the presence of public space'
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At 6:20 a.m. Tuesday, May 6, Roseville Police and Roseville Fire personnel responded to a home in the 1100 block of Windermere Avenue, to a report that a man had just stabbed his elderly father. When the first officer arrived on scene, he encountered Patrick Burke outside the residence, armed with a large knife. The suspect attempted to attack the officer, and the officer, fearing for his life, shot the suspect. Additional officers arrived on scene, and found the 85-year-old victim down inside the residence, suffering from multiple stab wounds.
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Fresh Finds at St. George's, Grenada Open-Air MarketDecember 11, 2012
The outdoor bazaars found throughout the Caribbean allow local fruit and vegetable farmers to bring freshly picked crops to market. Travelers who hope to get a look into this interesting cultural experience while visiting Grenada should head to Market Square. Located in the town of St. George's, this is a … Read More
Grenada's Stunning Crater LakesDecember 10, 2012
While the beaches that line the sparkling shores of Grenada are spectacular, there are other fine bodies of water to explore on the island. Located in breathtaking national parks, these areas are ideal for travelers who love the outdoors and would like to spend a day or two hiking, biking … Read More
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In addition to beautiful beaches, tropical forests and gorgeous weather, Grenada is known for St. George's University (SGU). Since opening its doors in 1976, what started as an independent medical school has grown to include a veterinary program, Master's degree programs such as MPH and MBA, and an undergraduate program that … Read More
Grenada named National Geographic's 'Best of the World 2013′December 5, 2012
Grenada has been named as one of the twenty must-visit locations in the world for 2013 by National Geographic Traveler. Mentioned among exotic locations including Crimea and Raja Ampat, Grenada was given the fitting description of "Caribbean with a smile". As the article states "It's one of the last truly Caribbean islands, … Read More
New at Grenada Underwater Sculpture Park: VicissitudesNovember 29, 2012
Housing 65 underwater sculptures in a 800 square meters radius, Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park is snorkeling and scuba diving paradise. Considered by National Geographic one of the top 20 places in the world to visit, the park is designed to assist the in the growth of the natural reef. Sculptor Jason de … Read More
Find the Island's Sweet Side at Grenada Chocolate FactoryNovember 28, 2012
The island of Grenada lives up to its nickname of "the Spice Isle" with its delicious local fare. Perfect for those with a sweet tooth, the tropical paradise is known for its exports of the spicy, savory and sugary variety. A fantastic place to explore while visiting the island is the … Read More
Grenada Scuba ExcursionsNovember 21, 2012
Diving under the sea in the Caribbean can be one of the most thrilling experiences travelers have while visiting this stunning part of the world. Many people choose to snorkel and swim to check out the marine flora and fauna, while those with their scuba certification can reach deeper waters … Read More
Carriacou Parang FestivalNovember 19, 2012
Visitors to Grenada often enjoy sight-seeing on the other islands belonging to the tri-island state, including the beautiful island of Carriacou. A short 90 minute boat ride away, those wishing to explore the island can take a day trip over on the Osprey Ferry, or Laluna's Concierge Desk can help … Read More
What to Expect from Grenada's ClimateNovember 17, 2012
As a traveler journeying to the island of Grenada, it can be good to know how to prepare for this tropical and exotic environment. The destination enjoys year-round sunshine with very little rain and plenty of cooling breezes throughout the day. If you are coming from colder parts of the … Read More
Around Grenada: Explore the Beautiful Jessamine Eden GardensNovember 16, 2012
Admiring and exploring the natural flora and fauna around Grenada can often be the highlight of your trip. With countless species of beautiful tropical flowers, plants and wildlife, the island is covered in lush vegetation ready to be visited by adventure-seeking guests. After pursuing the gorgeous grounds of Laluna and … Read More