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Im trying to burn a Video_TS folder in Toast Titanium 8 and i keep getting this message at different times in the burning process "HARDWARE ERROR Sense Code = 0x03, 0x01" and then some other jumble. and then it says the disc was failed to be written and it ejects and i gotta throw it away cus its useless and not blank anymore. Ive lost about 6 dvd's so far trying different things, I have dent marks in my walls, from getting mad and throwing failed DVDs accross the room into the wall. I also tried Popcorn and it gave me the same things. Ive even put my tried all the different speeds of burning. I'm just lost now and dont know what to do, pLease if anyone has ny idea o what to do, it would be soooo much appreciatted . Thank you in advance. Guess well i'm waiting i'll re-plaster the wall lol. Oh yeh im using Memorex DVD-R 16x 4.7gb 120 min. but as i said i've tried burning at different speeds. |
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The solution to your problem starts with you cooling down. Restart your computer, when computer chimes during restart, press and HOLD these keys: "Apple+Option+P+R". Continue to hold all four keys and wait for the computer to chime three more times, there is a small interval between each chime as it is resetting the video memory and something else. After the 3rd chime, you can release the keys and start up as normal, test your DVD burner again and see if it's working. If you are still having problems I suggest you then test the drive with Verbatim or Apple media. It very well could be that the drive's firmware doesn't support the brand of media you are using. You can see user reports about your media by inserting a blank DVD and choosing Disc Info from the Recorder menu in Toast. In the window that appears there is a link that takes you to a videohelp.com site where people submit user comments about different brands of media. I know it might sound a bit wierd, but stranger solutions have solved problems ... please keep us updated with your progress.. |
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Harvard Endowment Creates Job to Study Environment Issues
Harvard University, the world's richest college, is planning to hire a vice president to advise its endowment managers on environmental, social and governance issues amid student protests about sustainability.
An opening for Vice President - Sustainable Investing, is posted on the website of Harvard Management Co., which oversees the college's fund of $30.4 billion, according to the National Association of College and University Business Officers. The job involves analyzing how environmental and sustainability issues are currently treated in Harvard's portfolio and suggesting appropriate "enhancements," according to the posting.
Harvard students have held demonstrations calling for the university to pull its money out of oil companies and back development of renewable sources, such as solar power. Jane Mendillo, president and chief executive officer of Harvard Management, said last year that all of Harvard's investments, such as timberland, are made with sustainability in mind.
"Given the growing conversation around sustainability and related issues on campus and across the financial sector, we wanted to develop a more integrated approach to these issues at HMC," she said in an e-mailed statement about the job. "We are long-term investors and that means we are concerned with sustainability and stewardship. This new position will strengthen this longstanding focus at HMC."
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1. Uptake of l-glutamate by Halobacterium salinarium is dependent on high concentrations of sodium chloride in the environment. When the sodium chloride is replaced by isomolar concentrations of potassium chloride, sodium acetate or potassium acetate, only negligible uptake occurs. 2. Most of the glutamate taken up can be shown to be in the cells in the free state and at a concentration of at least 50 times that in the medium. Sodium chloride is therefore required for an active transport of the glutamate into the cells. 3. The question whether sodium chloride is essential for the actual migration of glutamate across the cell envelope or for the mechanism supplying energy for this migration is discussed on the basis of experiments on endogenous respiration and with inhibitors.
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Subjects: | Q Science > QD Chemistry |
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Journal or Publication Title: | Biochemical journal |
Publisher: | Biochemical Society |
Official Date: | May 1966 |
Volume: | 99 |
Number: | 2 |
Page Range: | pp. 257-60 |
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Herman, P, Prasad, G and McGinnity, TM (2007) Support Vector-Enhanced Design of a T2FL Approach to Motor Imagery-Related EEG Pattern Recognition. In: IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems, IEEE FUZZ, London, UK. IEEE. 6 pp. [Conference contribution]
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The significance of the initialization procedure in the development of Type-2 fuzzy logic (T2FL) system-based classifiers should be highlighted considering their intrinsically non-linear nature. Initial structure identification has been recognized as a crucial stage in the design of an interval T2FL (IT2FL) classifier utilized in the framework of electroencephalogram (EEG)-based brain -computer interface (BCI). In conjunction with an efficient gradient-based learning algorithm it has allowed for robust exploitation of T2FL's capabilities to effectively handle uncertainties inherently associated with changing dynamics of electrical brain activity. This paper builds on the previous experiences in tackling the problem of inter-session classification of motor imagery (MI)-related EEG patterns. The major contribution of this work is an empirical investigation of the concept of support vector (SV) learning applied to structure identification of the IT2FL classifier. The SV-enhanced initialization scheme is found to compare favorably to both an arbitrary initialization and the clustering approach utilized in the preceding work in terms of the inter-session BCI classification performance of the fully trained IT2FLS evaluated on three subjects.
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Senior leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party Murli Manohar Joshi said here on Tuesday that just talking of bringing a no-confidence motion against the United Progressive Alliance government made no sense if the party supporting the motion did not have the numbers to support it.
Mr. Joshi was referring to the remarks made by Trinamool Congress chairperson Mamata Banerjee in New Delhi on Monday on bringing the no-confidence motion.
"No-confidence motion is only feasible when you have the real numbers, which, at this moment, Mamataji doesn't [have]," he told a journalist.
The BJP leadership had ruled out any no-confidence against the UPA government, with party president Nitin Gadkari saying on September 20 that the government might fall as a result of its own deeds.
On Sharad Yadav, Convenor of the National Democratic Alliance, sharing the dais with Ms. Banerjee at her protest rally in New Delhi, Mr. Joshi said he did not believe in "political untouchability" on issues of national importance.
"Sharad Yadav can go there as the NDA is opposing FDI in multi-brand retail," he said, adding that leaders of the Left parties were also present on stage with the BJP, while protesting against the issue.
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Putting the science in science-fiction can be trickier than it seems, just ask Mike Cahill and Brit Marling, co-writers of the Sloan Prize-winning film Another Earth. The film follows Rhoda Williams, a young woman who killed a mother and child in a drunk-driving accident, which derails her plans to attend MIT and study astrophysics. Sentenced to four years in prison, she befriends John, the husband and father of the people she killed after her release.


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In an order made public late Friday, the Federal Communications Commission said it will address those "critical issues" in a separate decision that's expected next year. The order was announced earlier in the week.
The most striking short-term impact of the FCC's decision is how it undercuts Minnesota's efforts to treat Vonage, a prominent voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) provider, as a traditional phone company. The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Paul, Minn., is scheduled to hear arguments Wednesday morning.
"The court doesn't have a lot of room after this recent decision by the FCC," said Phillip Marchesiello, an attorney at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld in Washington, D.C., who has followed the lawsuit.
A federal judge blocked Minnesota from forcing Vonage to comply with a stack of regulations, including obtaining business licensing and paying certain telephone taxes. Minnesota has appealed to the 8th Circuit.
Bill Wilhelm, an attorney at Swidler Berlin Shereff Friedman who is representing Vonage, said he's puzzled by why Minnesota has not abandoned its appeal after Friday's FCC ruling. "I'm somewhat surprised that they're going to continue to pursue this," Wilhelm said Monday. "I think at this point, it's silliness--frankly, a waste of resources."
Minnesota had asked the 8th Circuit to postpone this week's hearing, but the appeals court rejected the request, the court clerk's office said. Burl Haar, a spokesman for the state utilities commission, declined to comment, saying, "I don't think we're going to have a comment to make prior to the oral argument."
The forthcoming broader ruling on VoIP is expected to clear up a slew of outstanding topics, such as how Universal Service taxes--levied on telecommunications providers to pay for discounted phone service in rural areas--will apply to VoIP firms. Other topics include 911 service, disability access and "access charges" that traditional telephone companies pay to use each other's network.
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A few times a week, Sofia Beatriz Vizcarra, 8, visits the Miami-Dade County Public Library branch in Kendall to read fairy tales. But this Saturday, she will become a princess.
"My favorite books are princess stories," said Vizcarra, who will dress-up as a princess for the first Miami-Dade Public Library's Art of Storytelling Parade. She will be one of many children and parents marching from the main library in downtown Miami at 10 a.m. on Saturday to kick off the 13th Annual International Storytelling Family Festival.
"I'm going as Princess Ariel with a green tail," said Vizcarra.
Kids like Vizcarra can attend the all-day Storytelling Family Festival immediately following the parade, with author readings, a 6-foot-tall puppet performance and a "Teen Zone."
The specialized "Teen Zone" area for readers ages 12 to 19 will have rock performances, a "zombie attack" activity and a video game contest.
"The purpose of the festival is to show kids that before computers and texting, there existed an oral tradition of storytelling," said Victoria Galan, 46, a spokeswoman for the Miami-Dade County library system.
Every year, a variety of reading events take place throughout April across Miami-Dade county library branches, from Miami Lakes to Coral Gables.
Libby Kirsch, associate director at the Children's Creative Learning Center at Florida International University, said the community has to make reading meaningful to kids to get them excited about books.
"There needs to be a love of literature. Those skills build as you're looking at words on a page," said Kirsch. "I don't think electronics could ever take the place of a book."
Vinora Hamilton, outreach coordinator for the library system, agrees. She said storytelling is an important part of the community and the festival hopes to attract children throughout the day's events to get them excited about reading.
"Everyone in South Florida has a different story, and we have an incredible story," said Hamilton. "It's incredible to bring the community together."
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R&B/ pop singer and Springfield native, Be'kah (born Rebecca Robotham) will perform songs from her debut album, "My Story" at Blake Student Commons at Bay Path College in Longmeadow on Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. Admission is free.
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THR's Actor Roundtable: 6 Leading Men on Politics, Over-40 Actresses and the Dangers of Success
Matt Damon, Jamie Foxx, Denzel Washington, Richard Gere, Alan Arkin and John Hawkes convene for a rare exploration of the current state of the male movie star.
THR: But for a woman over 40 …
Washington: I tell my daughter -- she's at NYU -- I say: "You're black, you're a woman, and you're dark-skinned at that. So you have to be a triple/quadruple threat." I said: "You gotta learn how to act. You gotta learn how to dance, sing, move onstage." That's the only place, in my humble opinion, you really learn how to act. I said: "Look at Viola Davis. That's who you want to be. Forget about the little pretty girls; if you're relying on that, when you hit 40, you're out the door. You better have some chops."
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THR: Denzel, you said the other day, "We attract what we fear." What are you all afraid of?
Damon: I'm afraid of great actors! (Laughter.)
Hawkes: David Mamet wrote a line in Edmond: "Every fear hides a wish." I guess I am afraid of mediocrity and cliche, and that's about it. I'm not afraid of being poor; I've done that. Not afraid of it all running out -- that's OK, too. If a bomb drops tomorrow, I'll be in an alley, making up a poem for the five people who survived alongside me.
Gere: I get afraid every time I take a job on -- every single time. There's a buzz I get before every take.
Washington: But that's a good thing.
Gere: I'm OK with it. I'm still trying to figure out the world, myself, people around me, and ultimately part of that curiosity is probably a fear also that I don't know who I am. Is it possible to ever know another human being? Is there a self? Is there a Richard? I don't know.
THR: Do you have any role or thing you've done in your career that you regret?
Washington: Shoot, yes. But I would never say because someone made the film.
Foxx: I did a film called Booty Call.
Gere: I thought it was one of your best!
Washington: I got the Blu-ray. (Laughter.)
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THR: Who is the most interesting person you've met and why?
Gere: The Dalai Lama, for sure. He's got more energy than all of us. He's more curious, more skilled at dealing with people, absolutely willing to be the buffoon if it takes people to the next level. He's deeply funny. He tells dirty jokes. He can do anything.
Arkin: I had the opportunity to meet him 25 years ago, and it got blown somehow, and it's a moment I regret.
Gere: I'll make it work.
Washington: [Nelson Mandela] is up there, for sure. He used to call me on New Year's Day: "Denzel? I'm going to come to your house." He actually came to my house. He wanted my wife to fry him some chicken! It was, like, helicopters around -- it was Nelson Mandela! And he was sitting in the house. One of the security guys where we live was like: "Sylvester Stallone keeps looking over the wall. Think we should let him in?" We had about 50 people, from Stallone to Oprah to Quincy Jones, and they were just hanging on every word.
THR: Is there a danger in associating with political figures or politics?
Damon: I don't think there's anything wrong with saying what you believe, as long as you're OK with people disagreeing with you. For some reason, I was one of the first people to ask, "Are we ever going to get to know this Sarah Palin person before the [2008] election?" I did take it a step further and compare it to a bad Disney movie, with the mom from Alaska facing down Vladimir Putin in the third act. (Laughter.)
Foxx: Republicans don't take jokes well. I've performed for George W. Bush and all these guys 'cause I'm from Texas. I did a big thing at the Cowboys' new stadium. You got Bush there, I'm cracking jokes, and I said, "Come on, man, you gotta lighten up." They don't take it well because all jokes have a layer of truth.
Gere: When we talk about something, we've got to know our stuff 10 times better than anybody else to be taken seriously. And that's OK. I would stay clear about something I don't know. But Asia's my area; Tibet's my area. AIDS was very, very important to me.
Washington: Giving is the most selfish thing you can do because you feel so good -- [that's] the feeling that I get since I'm "independently wealthy." (Laughter.) We've got an obligation to give. I'm the national spokesperson for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and [since that began] we've gone from 2 million to 4 million boys and girls that we service. You know that you are affecting in a positive way someone's life.
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THR: Given that a lot of kids look up to you as a role model, do you worry about the characters you play or when there's too much violence?
Washington: No, I don't. I mean, if it's something I wasn't comfortable with, I wouldn't do it. The most violent characters are in Shakespeare, so should they not see Julius Caesar?
Arkin: It's not the violence, but it's the attitude toward it that's the issue. A lot of times I feel as if I'm watching people that are reveling in it, and that disturbs me. I can feel it jumping off the screen at me, being loved for the amount of blood or the graphic design of it. When it gets into that, I feel like it's dispassionate, which scares the hell out of me. Yeah, I think there's too much. I think it's more than necessary.
Washington: Does good news sell?
Hawkes: That's the thing. Doesn't sell here, does it?
Foxx: I watch all that. I'm the Internet dude. I watch when somebody slams somebody -- I just love that!
Hawkes: We love conflict, and we love storytelling. We're curious people.
Damon: And fearful, too. And fear sells a lot, so there is always an attempt to drum up fear.
THR: Has anyone given you a life-changing piece of advice?
Hawkes: Growing up in a little rural community, it was getting on a bus in 10th grade and going 150 miles to a theater in Minneapolis and seeing Arthur Miller's The Crucible. That was the "burning bush" moment for me.
Arkin: Two things. Reading the life of Gandhi, that was a kick in the head. And then somebody gave me The Journey to the East by Hermann Hesse. It disturbed me so much that I knew there was a truth in it that I had to find out about. It changed my life radically. It was the beginning of wrenching me out of a kind of psychic despair, into a sense of hope. And the needle started shifting from acting: The first 45 years of my life, acting was the only reason I had for being alive, and from that moment on, it started shifting to what it is now, where it is an expression of who I am, and it's not the reason for my life anymore. And I just feel infinitely happier as a result.
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THR: Is there one role you would love to play?
Damon: I'd love to play Bobby Kennedy. At the end of his life, he really saw the matrix and said some radical and amazing things, and then he died.
Washington: James Bond! (Laughter.) Some more Shakespeare, all of it. I did Richard III when I was too young. I need to revisit that. Too old for Hamlet now, I guess. Lear.
Damon: Too young!
Gere: The big, dramatic, crazy characters are much easier, for sure. The quiet, delicate ones that don't show too much, that you've still got to keep interesting for two hours, I find extremely tough.
Hawkes: It's the opposite for me. It's easier for me to play the more still person, although I'm not above scenery-chewing.
THR: If you gave up acting, what would you do?
Arkin: Become a safecracker.
Foxx: Oh, man, I'd leave this in a minute. I would scratch a Lotto ticket; I'd be history. (Laughter.) I'd be cool, I would be in Thailand, Golden Triangle.
Washington: Eighteen-hand massages.
Foxx: I told my daughter, I said: "If I hit a lick, I'm out." It's just the pressure right now of trying to be "that guy," it's tough. I've mapped myself after D [Denzel]. Me and Leonardo DiCaprio were talking about you the other day, about [how] everything he does, I really believe he does it. And Leo goes, "Buddy, I'm scared of that dude. He'd just grab my trachea and pull it out." I watched him when he went from the television series and then Denzel became "D," the one that everybody wanted to hang with, the one you identified with in the movie, and I thought that was fantastic. My worry is, how do I … without stealing so much from him …
Gere: which is impossible …
Foxx: … find your way to where you're really comfortable? But it's a lot of pressure. That constant pressure sometimes eats away at you a little bit.
Richard Gere in Arbitrage (Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions)
Gere plays a Wall Street wizard whose life spirals down as he struggles with a crumbling empire.
Alan Arkin in Argo (Warner Bros.)
Arkin (right, with John Goodman) plays a fictional producer hired to help free the 1979 Iran hostages.
Jamie Foxx in Django Unchained (The Weinstein Co.)
Foxx (right) teams with Tarantino favorite Christoph Waltz in this slave-era drama.
Denzel Washington in Flight (Paramount)
Washington plays a heroic captain who saves his passengers -- only to emerge as an alcoholic.
Matt Damon in Promised Land (Focus Features)
Damon, who co-wrote, plays a fracking executive hired to convince a small town to allow drilling.
John Hawkes in The Sessions (Fox Searchlight)
Hawkes stars as real-life quadriplegic Mark O'Brien, who engages a sexual surrogate (Helen Hunt).
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Danielle Treadwell, Waldemar Klassen, Michael Alligood and Stephanie Shewey2
Cover crops are crops grown for harvestable seed as well to improve the efficiency of the farming system. Cover crops can perform many ecological services on the farm, including suppressing weeds and nematodes, attracting beneficial insects, adding organic matter to the soil, supplying nitrogen, improving soil texture, and minimizing the leaching and runoff of agricultural chemicals. A wide variety of cover crops is available to producers. The subtropical Florida climate provides opportunity to use forages, tropical legumes, and, in the northern part of the state, winter annual cereals and legumes (Table 1). This publication presents points to consider when purchasing cover crop seeds and provides contact information for cover crop seed retailers and wholesalers. It is part three of a three part series. For remaining parts to the series "Annual Cover Crops in Florida Vegetable Systems" including "Part 1: Objectives" and "Part 2: Production," please visit http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu.
Sources. Demand for cover crop seed is greater than ever. Producers who desire to reduce production costs and conserve natural resources are increasingly turning to cover crops as a method to accomplish those goals. This demand has encouraged research and breeding efforts on cover crop species. Seed sold in the U.S. is produced domestically as well as abroad. Winter annual cover crops including legumes and cereal grains are produced mostly in the northeast and in Canada. Many tropical summer legumes are produced in Hawaii, and some varieties of tropical legumes may come from Asia, India, and South America. If you decide to try something new, be sure to ask about seed size and shape to determine if the seed is appropriate for the planting equipment on your farm (Figure A, Figure B, and Figure C).
Seeds of cover crops come in all shapes and sizes. Shown here are: A) Lab-lab - legume, B) daikon - mustard, C) winter annual cereal rye- grass (photo credits D. Treadwell).
Cost. There are many advantages to planting cover crops, such as reduced erosion and enhancement of biological control and nutrient cycling. There are also disadvantages, including additional production costs, delays in planting vegetables, increased pest occurrence and N immobilization. Most of these disadvantages can be avoided with a little research and good planning and execution.
Cover crop costs and benefits should be evaluated based on the degree the crops will fulfill agroecosystem services and production objectives. The complexity of cropping systems that include cover crops can make it extremely difficult to assign a dollar figure to the benefits, particularly those that are achieved in the long term. In one recent analysis of cover crop benefits and costs, Snapp et al. (2005) observed that, in general, cereal cover crops were best suited to increase soil organic matter; legumes were best suited to provide nitrogen, and brassicas were most effective at controlling a wide spectrum of soil pests.
The cost of seed will be influenced by the country of origin and the distance it must travel to get to your address. The cost per pound of cover crop seed is most often very reasonable for the ecological services cover crops provide (Snapp et al., 2005). A pound of winter annual rye typically costs between 75 cents to $2.00 a pound. When seeded to 50 pounds an acre, the cost ranges from $38 to $100 per acre.
Legume Inoculants. When purchasing legume seeds, it is important to also purchase the correct inoculant. Inoculation is the application of specific nitrogen-fixing bacteria to the seeds before planting. The cross-inoculation groups of most of the field and forage legumes commonly grown in Florida are tabulated in Adjei, et al. (2006). These nitrogen-fixing bacteria attach to roots of legumes and convert nitrogen gas from our atmosphere to a form of nitrogen that the legume can use. A summary of recommended inoculants for legumes is provided in Table 2 below. Inoculants are an inexpensive method to use to ensure a good stand and to improve the efficiency of nitrogen fixation. They can be mixed in dry with cover crop seed before planting, but research indicates that using a sticking agent improves nitrogen fixation (SAN, 2007). For improved contact and retention, add a mixture of 10% sugar syrup and water to the cover crop seed prior to adding inoculant. The inoculant contains live organisms; therefore, do not expose it to direct sun or excessive heat. Store inoculant in the refrigerator, and use it before the expiration date. Contact information for inoculant retailers is noted in Table 3 below. To learn more about inoculation of legumes, see: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/AA126.
GMO-Free Cover Crop Seed. Some retailers offer seed with claims that it is free of genetic material created by genetic engineering biotechnologies. The claim typically reads "GMO-free," which means that seeds are free from genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Laboratory tests can detect genetically modified seed. If producers desire to have GMO-free seed, they should contact the retailer and request documentation for the claim. Several federal agencies are involved in the regulation and oversight of GMO seed and other agricultural products. Claims that products are GMO-free are not regulated by the federal government.
Organic Cover Crop Seed. Many producers who are transitioning to organic frequently ask where they can purchase organic cover crop seed locally. Fortunately, there are several locations in Florida and neighboring southeastern states that sell certified organic cover crop seed. The National Organic Program Standards on annual seeds including cover crop seed state that organically grown seeds must be used (CFR 205.204). Many commercially available cover crop seeds have been treated with prohibited substances such as a synthetic fungicide, but in many cases untreated seed is available.
Nonorganic, untreated seeds can be used as a last resort in the following situations:
When an equivalent organically produced variety is not available, untreated seeds may be used.
When a temporary variance has been awarded by the producer's certification agency.
Treated seeds can be used in the following situations:
When the seed treatment is allowed by the National Standards (such as certain seed-pelleting materials for small seeded crops).
When federal or state phytosanitary regulations require that seed be treated with a prohibited substance (such as a synthetic pesticide).
Producers who plant nonorganic, untreated seed must provide documentation to support why organic seeds were not planted. Documentation typically includes a written account of at least three attempts (phone calls, written requests) for organic cover crop seed to support a substitution. Treated seed use must be supported by documented evidence of federal or state regulations. Organic producers are required to save all seed labels for their records. As always, producers must get approval from their certification agency before making any changes or substitutions to their farm plans. For more information on organic seeds, please see "Seed Production and Seed Sources of Organic Vegetables" at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/hs227. Contact information of some seed suppliers that provide organic cover crop seed are identified in Table 3 below.
Seed Availability. Popular cover crops such as sorghum-sudangrass and cowpea have many named varieties and are widely available at local feed and seed stores and national seed retailers such as Johnny's Seeds. Frequently, seeds of these varieties are treated with a fungicide to prevent seed-borne diseases, but vendors are often very accommodating, and with advance notice they will work with suppliers to reserve seed prior to treatment. Certified organic cover crop seed is becoming increasingly available, but demand is greater than supply, and therefore seed can be expensive.
Cover crops with emerging popularity, such as velvetbean and sunn hemp, can be difficult to locate in large amounts. Many cover crops are sold as unnamed cultivars and are available from a limited number of sources. National retailers specializing in open pollinated seed are a good source for unnamed cultivars. Awareness of the diversity of cover crops has been facilitated by research efforts at universities and innovative producers. However, cover crop breeding efforts at universities and private industries is sporadic. Perhaps if demand for cover crops increases, there will be increased motivation to invest in research and development for crop improvement. For more information on retail sources of cover crop seeds, please refer to the online seed databases from the National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service (http://www.attra.org) and the Organic Materials Review Institute (http://www.omri.org).
For small farmers, a number of seed saving and exchange organizations can facilitate the search for specialty seed. These organizations typically are not-for-profit and include, Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization (ECHO) (http://www.echonet.org), and Seed Savers Exchange (http://www.seedsavers.org). Additional resources not tabulated below include local seed and feed retailers, local Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) office (http://www.fl.nrcs.usda.gov ), and area farmers.
In summary, integration of cover crops in a cropping system can have significant ecological impacts on the cropping system including crop establishment, nutrient availability and pest occurrence. Producers have many options in cover crop species selection and management, and objectives will be dictated by producer needs and production constraints. Cover crop management does require some preplanning, but the contributions to the farming system can be very beneficial. A plan for planting, mowing and termination is needed to avoid delays and costly errors. If you are new to cover crops, it's a good idea to experiment with a few well-selected species in an area large enough to accommodate the equipment you plan to use before you implement cover crops on the whole farm.
Abdul-Baki, A. A., H. H. Bryan, G. M. Zinati, W. Klassen, M. Codallo, N. Heckert. 2001. Biomass yield and flower production in sunn hemp: Effect of cutting the main stem. J. Veg. Crop Prod. 71(1):83-104.
Adjei, M. B., K. H. Quesenberry and C.G. Chambliss. 2006. Nitrogen fixation and inoculation of forage legumes: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/AG152.
Piper, C. V. and W. J. Morse. 1928. The velvet bean. Farmers Bulletin No. 1276. U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC.
[SAN] Sustainable Agriculture Network. 2007. Managing cover crops profitably. A. Clark (ed.). Beltsville, MD. 244 pp.
Snapp, S.S., S.M. Swinton, R. Labarta, D. Mutch, J.R. Black, R. Leep, J. Nyiraneza and K. ONeil. 2005. Evaluating cover crops for benefits, costs and performance within cropping system niches. Agron. J. 97(1):322-332.
Annual cover crops used in Florida common to tropical and temperate Regions.
Cover Crop |
Scientific name |
Tropical Legumes |
Alfalfa |
Medicago sativa L. |
American jointvetch |
Aeschynomene americana L. |
Cowpea |
Vigna unguiculata L. Walp. |
Jackbean |
Canavalia ensiformis L. DC. |
Lablab |
Lablab purpureus L. |
Pigeon pea |
Cajanus cajan L. Millspaugh |
Soybean |
Glycine max L. Merr. |
Sunn hemp |
Crotalaria juncea L. |
Velvet bean |
Mucuna pruriens, M. deeringiana Bort. Merr. |
White lupin |
Lupinus albus L. |
Temperate Legumes |
Alfalfa |
Medicago sativa L. |
Alyce clover |
Alysicarpus ovalifolius (Schumacher) J. Léonard |
Austrian winter pea |
Pisum sativum spp. arvense (L.) Poir. |
Crimson clover |
Trifolium incarnatum L. |
Hairy vetch |
Vicia villosa Roth |
Ladino clover |
Trifolium repens L. |
Soybean |
Glycine max L. |
Tropical Non-legumes |
Millet, Japanese |
Echinochloa crus-galli var. frumentacea Link |
Millet, pearl |
Pennisetum typoides syn. P. glaucum (L.) R. Br. |
Sorghum |
Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench spp. bicolor |
Sorghum-sudangrass |
Sorghum bicolor X S. sudanense (Piper) Stapf. |
Temperate Non-legumes |
Annual ryegrass |
Lolium multiflorum Lam. |
Buckwheat |
Fagopyrum esculentum Moench |
German foxtail millet |
Setaria italica (L.) Beauv. |
Maize |
Zea mays L. |
Oats |
Avena sativa L. |
Millet, pearl |
Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br. |
Rape |
Brassica napus L. |
Rye |
Secale cereale L. |
Texas panicum |
Panicum texanum (Buckl.) R. Webster |
Recommended inoculants for legume cover crops.
Legume |
Recommended Inoculant Group(s) |
Aeschynomene Cowpeas Lespedeza |
Cowpeas or Lespedeza |
Crimson Clover Berseem Clover |
Crimson or Berseem |
Field Peas Hairy Vetch Woolypod Vetch |
Pea or Vetch |
Medics |
Annual Medics |
Red Clover White Clover |
Red Clover or White Clover |
Subterranean Clover |
Subterranean Clover or Clover or Rose |
Sweetclover |
Alfalfa or Sweet Clover |
Sunn Hemp |
Cowpea EL (based on Abdul-Baki et al., 2001) |
Velvetbean |
Cowpea EL (based on Piper and Morse, 1928) |
A summary of contact information for US retailers that sell cover crop seed and rhizobium inoculant.
Southeast Retailers |
Seed Company |
Products |
Contact Information |
Adams-Briscoe Seed Co., Inc. |
Treated seed Untreated seed upon request Inoculant |
325 East Second Street (shippping) PO Box 19 (mailing) Jackson, GA 30233-2266 Phone (770) 775-7826 or (877) 775-7826 Fax (770) 775-7122 |
C. M. Payne and Sons, Inc. |
Specialize in forage legumes |
9410 Payne Rd Sebring, FL 33875-9716 Phone (863) 385-4642 |
Diamond R Fertilizer |
Treated seed Untreated seed upon request Custom seed mixes |
321 N. Hennis Rd. P.O. Box 12489 Winter Garden, FL 34787 Phone (407) 656-3007 Fax (407) 656-3903 |
Haile-Dean Seed Co. |
Treated seed |
501 N. Hennis Rd. Winter Garden, FL 34787-2407 Phone (407) 877-3333 or (800) 423-7333 |
Mixon Seed Company |
Treated seed |
P.O. Box 1652 Orangeburg, SC 29116-1652 Phone (803) 531-1777 or (800) 922-1377 Fax: (803) 534-5027 |
Southern States |
Treated seed Untreated seed upon request |
Many locations throughout Florida Contact information available online: |
Agrium United Agriculture Products |
Treated seed Untreated seed upon request |
Contact information for all locations in the state available online: 1-800-837-3426 |
Wise Seed Company, Inc. |
All Untreated seed |
930 Highway 630 West Frostproof, FL 33843-9771 Phone (863) 635-4473 Fax (863) 635-4880 |
Wolf & Wolf Seeds |
Organic seed Untreated seed |
2747 Dorell Ave, Orlando, FL Phone (407) 481-0810 or (407) 481-0810 Fax (407) 481-0840 |
Northeast Retailers |
Albert Lea Seedhouse, Inc. |
Treated seed Untreated seed Organic seed |
PO Box 127 1414 W. Main Street Albert Lea, MN 50007 Phone (800) 352-5247 Fax (507) 373-7032 |
Buckwheat Growers Assoc. Of Minnesota |
Untreated seed Organic seed GMO-free |
206 Aldrich Avenue Wadena, MN 56482 Phone (218) 631-9212 |
Fedco Seeds/Organic Growers Supply |
Untreated Seed |
PO Box 520 Waterville, ME 04903 Phone (207) 873-7333 |
Johnnys Selected Seeds |
Treated Seed Untreated seed Heirloom, Organic Seed and Inoculant |
955 Benton Ave Winslow, ME 04901 Phone (877) 564-6697 or (207) 861-3900 |
High Mowing Seeds |
Organic Seed |
76 Quarry Rd., Wolcott, VT 05680 Phone 802-472-6174 Fax 802-472-3201 |
Midwestern Bio-Ag |
Untreated seed GMO-free seed |
PO Box 160 10955 Blackhawk Drive Blue Mounds, WI 53517 Phone (800) 327-6012 Fax (608) 437-4441 |
EMD Crop BioScience formerly Nitragin, Inc. |
Rhizobial inoculants |
13100 West Lisbon Avenue Suite 600 Brookfield, WI 53005 Phone (262) 957-2122 Fax (262) 957-2121 |
North Country Organics |
Untreated seed Organic seed |
PO Box 372 203 Depot Street Bradford, VT 05033 Phone (802) 222-4277 Fax (802) 222-9661 |
Western Retailers |
Bailey Seed Company |
Untreated seed Organic seed |
PO Box 12788 2430 SE McGilchrist Salem, OR 97302 Phone (800) 407-7713 or (503) 362-9700 Fax (503) 362-1705 |
Bountiful Gardens |
Untreated seed |
18001 Shafer Ranch Road Willits, CA 95490-9626 Phone (707) 459-6410 Fax (707) 459-1925 |
Harmony Farm Supply & Nursery |
Untreated seed Organic seed |
PO Box 460 3244 Hwy 116 N Sebastopol, CA 95472 Phone (707) 823-9125 Fax (707) 825-1734 |
Kauffman Seeds |
Treated seeds Untreated seeds |
7508 S. Mayfield Road Haven, KS 67543 Phone (620) 465-2245 or (800) 634-2836 Fax (620) 465-3565 |
Planet Natural |
Untreated seed Organic seed |
1612 Gold Avenue Bozeman, MT 59715 Phone (800) 289-6656 (orders only) Fax (406) 587-0223 |
Peaceful Valley Farm Supply |
Untreated seed Organic seed |
PO Box 2209 125 Clydesdale Court Grass Valley, CA 95945 Phone (530) 272-4769 or 1-888-784-1722 Fax: (530) 272-4794 |
Territorial Seed Company |
Untreated seed |
PO Box 158 21 Palmer Ave. Cottage Grove, OR 97424-0061 Phone (541) 942-9547 or 1-800-626-0866 Fax (888) 657-3131 |
This document is HS 1142, one of a series of the Horticultural Sciences Department, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida. Original publication date March 2008. Revised April 2012. Visit the EDIS website at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu.
Danielle Treadwell, assistant professor and Michael Alligood, biological scientist. University of Florida, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Horticultural Sciences Department, PO Box 110690, Gainesville, FL 32611; and Waldemar Klassen, professor, UF-IFAS Tropical Research and Education Center, 18905 SW 280 St., Homestead FL 33031.
The use of trade names in this publication is solely for the purpose of providing specific information. UF/IFAS does not guarantee or warranty the products named, and references to them in this publication does not signify our approval to the exclusion of other products of suitable composition. All chemicals should be used in accordance with directions on the manufacturer's label. Use pesticides safely. Read and follow directions on the manufacturer's label.
The Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) is an Equal Opportunity Institution authorized to provide research, educational information and other services only to individuals and institutions that function with non-discrimination with respect to race, creed, color, religion, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, political opinions or affiliations. For more information on obtaining other UF/IFAS Extension publications, contact your county's UF/IFAS Extension office.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, UF/IFAS Extension Service, University of Florida, IFAS, Florida A & M University Cooperative Extension Program, and Boards of County Commissioners Cooperating. Nick T. Place, dean for UF/IFAS Extension.


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Issue Date: | 13 August 2003 | Effective Date: | 14 August 2003 | ||||||
Rescinds: | S03-13-01 | ||||||||
Index Category: | Information Management |
I. | Purpose |
A. | defines the Department's reporting standards and establishes their issuing authority. |
B. | specifies requirements and responsibilities for preparing official Department reports. |
C. | establishes the procedures by which the general public may obtain Department reports or a Letter of Clearance (CPD-31.421 or 31.422 or 31.423). |
II. | Reporting Standards |
A. | Field Reporting Manual (CPD-63.450) |
1. | The Field Reporting Manual establishes the standards and procedures for the completion of incident case reports. The manual is issued in the name of the Superintendent and authenticated by the command staff member of the Research and Development Division. |
2. | The Policy and Procedure Section of the Research and Development Division will maintain and update the Field Reporting Manual. |
B. | Incident Reporting Guide (CPD-63.451) |
1. | The Incident Reporting Guide lists the established Illinois Uniform Crime Reporting (I-UCR) codes, offense classifications, incident descriptions, report types, and location codes. This guide is issued in the name of the Superintendent and authenticated by the command staff member of the Research and Development Division. |
2. | The Research and Analysis Section, Research and Development Division will maintain and update the Incident Reporting Guide and the related reporting standards, codes, code tables, and informational guides. |
III. | Department Reports |
A. | General Functions |
1. | an accurate record of the official actions of Department members concerning matters of police concern; |
2. | necessary information to Department members and personnel from other authorized agencies to facilitate the completion of an effective investigation; |
3. | information needed to determine the efficient assignment and distribution of Department personnel and resources; |
4. | a basis for supervisors to evaluate work performance and provide guidance to subordinates; |
5. | data for statistical analysis, appraising crime conditions, and evaluating the effectiveness of law enforcement strategies; |
6. | protection against groundless accusations against Department members; |
7. | a record of victims' injuries or property loss or damage; and |
8. | documentation relating to court orders and subpoenas in civil and criminal proceedings. |
B. | Illinois Supreme Court Discovery Rule |
C. | Completion of Preliminary Case Reports |
1. | Detailed instructions for the completion of a case report are listed in the Field Reporting Manual. Members will follow these instructions when completing any case report. |
2. | Members will complete and submit all preliminary case reports within their tour of duty. |
3. | Members who complete a case report by using an automated application (such as AIRA, CHRIS, or CLEAR) will provide all necessary information required by the application's fields in the manner described in this directive, the Field Reporting Manual, Incident Reporting Guide, and the user's manual for the application. |
4. | Every case report will be classified consistent with the Field Reporting Manual and the standards of the I-UCR program as indicated in the Incident Reporting Guide. |
a. | Reporting classifications will be selected based upon the facts of each incident. |
b. | Once the appropriate classifications have been determined, the member will obtain a Records Division (RD) number by choosing the corresponding I-UCR code from the Incident Reporting Guide and: |
(1) | requesting that the dispatcher assign an RD number or; |
(2) | entering the required information in the appropriate computer menu screen on either a (PCAD) terminal located in a unit or a PDT or: |
(3) | contacting the administrative desk of the Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC). |
c. | In lieu of an I-UCR code for Traffic Crash Reports, members will use the: |
(1) | Code 99A for Type A traffic crashes. |
(2) | Code 99B for Type B traffic crashes. |
5. | Members will accurately record the RD number in the designated box(es) on the report or in the application. |
6. | For each report, members will obtain the OEMC "event number," which is a daily sequential numbering of all incidents reported to the OEMC. For reporting purposes, the event number consists of the last five digits of the sequential number. |
a. | On traffic crash reports, the event number will be listed in the bottom margin of the report, directly below the signature box of the reporting member, and will be designated as "Event #" followed by the five digits. |
b. | In all other case reports, the event number will be recorded in the specified box or, if no specified box, as the first item in the narrative as "Event #" followed by the five digits. |
7. | When assigned to a bona fide traffic crash investigation and the member discovers criminal or noncriminal activity that needs documentation, the member will complete both a Traffic Crash Report and the appropriate case report to document the criminal or noncriminal activity. The member will obtain a separate RD number for each report, with the first RD number assigned to the traffic crash. |
8. | If a complaint is determined to be unfounded before an RD number has been obtained, the reporting member will not complete a case report and will handle the assignment consistent with the procedures established in the Department directive entitled "Miscellaneous Incident Reporting Procedures." |
9. | If a complaint is determined to be unfounded after an RD number has been obtained, the reporting member will note in the narrative portion of the appropriate report that the incident is to be unfounded. |
10. | Reporting members will inform the victim/complainant of the RD number and provide a completed Victim Information Notice (CPD-11.380 Part 3) to the victim / complainant when applicable. |
D. | Case Report Signatures |
1. | the second member is unable or unavailable to sign; and |
2. | the member actually completing the report advised the second member of the content of the report; and |
3. | the second member gave the first member permission to sign the report on behalf of the second member. |
E. | Supervisory Review of Case Reports |
1. | promptly review submitted reports. |
2. | return to the submitting member any report which is found to be incomplete, incorrect, or insufficient. |
3. | ensure that only reports which have been properly completed and are acceptable are signed or otherwise designated as approved and forwarded for processing. Acceptable reports are those which: |
a. | are designated with classifications that are supported by the narrative consistent with the standards established in the Incident Reporting Guide. |
b. | have narratives that describe the facts of the incident. |
c. | contain all essential information such as victim's name and address, contact phone numbers, address of occurrence, and other required information such as notifications and descriptions and identifying numbers of stolen, lost, or found property. |
d. | indicate that the reporting member conducted a thorough and complete preliminary investigation. |
F. | Completion of Arrest Reports and Related Documents |
1. | Arrest Report Form Sets |
a. | Members will complete all un-shaded fields of an Arrest Report and ensure that the narrative of the report includes sufficient information to establish probable cause to arrest, substantiating each element of each charge placed against an arrestee. |
b. | The arresting member will sign the affirmation statement on the bottom of the narrative section of both the Permanent Record-Records Division (white) and Court Sergeant (blue) pages of all arrest reports in the presence of a Department member sworn as a deputy clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County. |
c. | The Department member acting as a deputy clerk will witness the arresting officer signing the affirmation statement before affixing his or her own signature on both pages of the reports. |
2. | Automated Application for Arrests |
a. | Members will complete all required fields of the arrest application and ensure that the narrative includes sufficient information to establish probable cause to arrest, substantiating each element of each charge placed against an arrestee. |
b. | The signature and affirmation requirements listed in Item III-D will be satisfied by the member entering their own PC login into the application at the beginning of the reporting process or by such other digital or electronic process of authentication and approval as established in the related computer application. |
G. | Court Complaints |
1. | Prior to submitting a court complaint to a complainant for their signature, members will indicate on the complaint: |
a. | the defendant's name; |
b. | the complainant's name; |
c. | the related charge information and corresponding date of the offense; and |
d. | the elements of the offense to be charged and the corresponding description of the offender's actions which substantiate those elements. |
2. | A member acting as a deputy clerk will witness the complainant signing the court complaint before affixing their own signature on the document. |
IV. | Public Access to Reports |
A. | Members of the general public may obtain a copy of a case report or other document containing information to substantiate a personal injury or a loss or damage to property. Such reports, except for Traffic Crash Reports, will be reviewed by Department personnel prior to their release in order to remove the investigative and statement portions as well as other such sensitive information. Members of the general public may initiate this process: |
1. | in person, at Central Police Headquarters with the payment of the applicable fee as designated in Item IV-B. |
2. | by mail: |
a. | addressed to Chicago Police Department, Records Inquiry and Customer Service Section, Unit 163 |
b. | including the following information: |
(1) | the victim's or reporting person's name and address, |
(2) | the type and location of incident, |
(3) | the RD number, |
c. | accompanied by a: |
(1) | self-addressed stamped envelope; |
(2) | check or money order payable to the "Department of Revenue, City of Chicago" in the amount of the payment of the applicable fee as designated in Item IV-B. |
B. | Applicable Fees |
1. | $.50 for each copy of a case report. |
2. | $5.00 for each Traffic Crash Report (CPD-22.110) |
3. | $20.00 for a report generated by an accident reconstruction officer or accident reconstruction team in the case of traffic crash. |
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Applied Meta Founder & Distributed Computing Expert, Andrew Grimshaw, to Help Unveil Sun Microsystem's Project JXTA.
Business Editors & High Tech WritersCAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 25, 2001
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Applied Meta, a new venture in the early stages of commercializing enterprise-focused, distributed computing technology, today announced that Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder Andrew Grimshaw, Ph.D., is one of only a handful of industry experts participating in Sun Microsystem's Webcast unveiling Project JXTA. The Webcast is being held to discuss the launch of a community-developed P2P (peer-to-peer) initiative, and will take place today at 11:00 AM PDT at www.sun.com/webcast/jxta-042501/.
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Retired All Blacks captain Tana Umaga is expected to make his Hurricanes comeback when Colin Cooper's side returns to Super 14 this coming weekend against the Highlanders.
Umaga has been sidelined for five weeks with a knee injury from the Hurricanes South African trip. But he got through almost an hour of work on Saturday for his Petone club and seems certain to feature when the Hurricanes clash with the Highlanders in Dunedin on Sunday afternoon, msnxtra.co.nz reported.
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Data from a total of 24 speakers reading 720 utterances from Catalan, English, and Spanish show that differences in rhythm metrics emerge even when syllable structure and vowel reduction are controlled for in the experimental materials, strongly suggesting that important differences in timing exist in these languages, and thus that the rhythmic percept is not solely dependent on these two phonological properties in a given language. Further analyses of the data indicate that the rhythmic class distinctions under consideration finely correlate with differences in the way languages instantiate two prosodic timing processes, namely durational marking of prosodic heads and prosodic edges. A prosody-based hypothesis is proposed regarding the importance of these durational patterns across languages for the perception of rhythmic contrasts.
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