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A captain with Bossier Parish Fire District 1 in Haughton, Oswalt watched woods and grass fires increase as drought deepened across North Louisiana in August. Bossier is among 13 North Louisiana parishes that have banned outdoor burning until conditions improve. Signs posted at intersections in and near Haughton warn people not to burn trash or brush.
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Go to the party forum to join a conversation about what's next for the USWP, and to join in the Party President nomination and election process, ongoing now.
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Constellation buys 40% of Ruffino
Constellation Ruffino Folonari mondavi News Wine News http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/487895/constellation-buys-40-of-ruffino- 2004-12-08T19:35:00+00:00 Wednesday 8 December 2004
The Folonari family, owners of Ruffino since 1913, retains the majority interest as well as management of the company while Investindustrial, which bought 44% of Ruffino in 2002, will retain a minority interest.
Ruffino president Marco Folonari said that as far as the day to day management was concerned, nothing had actually changed. 'Our Tuscan estates and vineyards remain in the family, as well as our Friuli property Borgo Conventi,' he said.
Franciscan Estates, one of the fine wine divisions of Constellation Brands, will oversee distribution of Ruffino in the United States, considered its most important market.
Franciscan CEO Jon Moramarco said he is convinced the move will be beneficial both to Constellation and Ruffino.
'The wine brands and rich heritage of Ruffino give us a much-desired place in the attractive Italian premium wine category, and we look forward to expanding the Ruffino brand's distribution, image and prestige'.
Constellation's recent acquisition of Robert Mondavi Corporation for US $1.36bn also makes it part owner, with the Frescobaldi family, of two Super Tuscan brands, Tenuta dell' Ornellaia and Luce della Vita.


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(From 2012 Vintage) Anthony Giglio While the racy label may grab your attention, what's inside the bottle will keep it. With Zinfandel, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, Ménage à Trois brings Bordeaux and California together in one sexy, silky red. This blend offers something special from each grape, with deep, jammy blackberry from the Zin, a gentle, rounded texture from the Merlot and structure and richness from Cab. It's easy drinking, food friendly and unquestionably fun. Marnie Old: It's easy to see why this California blend is wildly popular—just stick your nose in the glass and it's hard not to smile. Like a catchy pop song on the radio, it'll hook you with its splashy aromas of raspberry jam and cherry-vanilla ice cream, underlined with a thumping baseline of bourbonlike oak. Let your hair down with this wine—no pretensions here—and try it with a little ice on a hot summer day. Mark Oldman: Three is not a crowd when you see how this medium-to full-bodied red combines the unlikely partners of Merlot, Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon. Juicy, ripe strawberries and blackberries mix in a swirl of generous fruit, with a bit of vanilla and the slightest touch of tannin present to quicken the pulse. The finish is complex, well integrated and velvety. This selection is a natural choice for summer cocktail parties and cookouts.
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(From 2012 Vintage) Anthony Giglio: Made with organic fruit from estate vineyards as well as sustainably grown grapes sourced from around the state, this is one of Oregon's most successful Pinot Noirs. After a few sips, it's clear how it's earned that popularity: a distinctive regional profile, delightful complexity and great value. This Pinot offers pitch-perfect aromas of black cherry, sweet spice, toasty oak and leather, and earthy flavors of plum, strawberry and black pepper. Marnie Old: Pinot Noir grapes make their most seductive wines in cooler regions than most red grapes because they are unusually thin-skinned and lack defenses against scorching heat and sun. This helps explain why coastal Oregon makes some of the most compelling American Pinots, like this lithe, translucent beauty, whose expressive scent evokes pomegranates and Ceylon tea. What such reds lack in weight or power is more than made up for in their haunting fragrance and food-friendliness. Mark Oldman: Oh, Oregon! How you enthrall with your fertile elevations and cool climate, both of which help to make this Pinot the light, fleet-footed affair we would expect of the state's celebrated Williamette Valley. Its ruby translucence is matched by invigorating notes of ripe strawberries and watermelon, which mingle with hints of smoke and cinnamon. The taste is smooth and tangy, making it a perfect candidate to pair with roast chicken, duck confit or locally sourced salmon. Give it 10 minutes in the refrigerator to make it even more refreshing
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Who's a mok? :DQuote:
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Who's a mok? :DQuote:
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it's a cross between a monkey and a duckQuote:
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A Mok.
Def. Someone for whom the expression "It's my conspiracy, I will rub it as FAST as I want" is familliar.
here biatches ask yourself why you haven't see this local news broadcast in Oklahoma City ...Till now you didn't see this on CNN did you ?
Sound Familer ?
Just trying to be true to this thread ......
Faster Ruth, FASTER.
And YouTube is your source of "REAL NEWS"?
No but channel 8 in Oklahoma is duesch bag ....
Gee maybe the government might not be telling us the whole truth ...
Ya thunk?
Would that be a first, wow geeeeee.
Please tell me more about this astounding fact of a Guvmint nowt telling the total truth.
And while you is at it, why is this the first time in history that this has occured?
Does that mean that Genghis Khan, Hitler, Mussolini, Tito, mao, Pol Pot were all awfully honest blokes that have been mis-abused by the media of the day?
Enquiring minds need this information so we can set the records straight.
(And if you can post a YouTube of a Genghis Khan media release, I would be vely intelested)
And far be it for me...
The "whatever you might or might believe in or not as the case may be" (see I can be P.C.) never made me perfect.
But did you mean "German" or a "device for internal flushing" with your spellink of?Quote:
duesch bag
Enquiring minds are still waiting for these salient points to be divulged.
Hey Captain Gonzo.Quote:
Is it a plot by the New Zealand government to subvert us with gorgeous women and cold beer?
With due respect to your 10 cents worth.
If you want to come into this thread and stir up some sort of new conspiracy theory.
I'll go get the Tui, the Speights, the Guinness, and some Bourbon. :p
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The women don't look to bad either.
But they can get in the way of enjoying a good Kiwi Beer.
Slime Gordon Booth.
Or Whetever.
S'cuse the spellunk, tis the end of my second 18 hour day doing the business thing.
Boy, you sure betta sharpin up ta stay round these heres parts.... Alive.
No cunspracy you gots, can beats the bugga's we can shows ya,, BOY.
Give me something solid, something we can talk about,beyond Doh, and Uh Huh I agree.
Or, Watch someone elses mind fart on YourBoob. Slober, Drool, Must be true, Faster, Ohhhh.
Are you capable of a solid conversation on ONE topic without the nervous tick starting, and ten therapists, and Yo Mumma, in the wings?
Enquiring minds, that have been completley blank before, and no doubt will be again need nothing more... 'K I thought of a few things, ti's another story for another day.
Give me a good argument. Try for, at least once in your life, to rise above the morass that lies fetid at the mind of your bottom.
That reminds me: I see johnboycan is posting again.Quote:
duesch bag ....
The two of you can now act in concert to corner the market on "stupid".
If nothing else, you will set the low end of the bar. We don't grade on the curve here.
However; extra credit will be considered.
No, the F is so we know which is the Front of the truck.Quote:
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Would it be easier to have a sign at the other end saying...
"Sit at other end" ?????
Might make it clearer for cunfused Kiwi's.
And here I thought if you pronounced a "soft" F with the Q, you were simply making your feelings known.Quote:
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Or implying an action. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ChiefReason
We certainly do have witty conversations around here sometimes :D :D :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ChiefReason
Why are there so many conspiracy theory nuts attracted to this board? Do they think that because we are firefighters we are going to start a revolution to stop the corruption of our respective governments?
Congrats on the 3 grand Ian.
Well at a wild guess.
The politicians may be able to "P!ss on the people"
But who do you call when they really need a good hosing. :rolleyes:
Take for example the logic of this great organisation.
Who else cares about its staff that much they leave wee clues about which end of the truck to get into when you are in a hurry.
Can anyone spot the obvious with this picture?
Should she have been allowed to Breed in the first place?
Let me guess... it's the fact that they have stairs instead of a wheelchair ramp?Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingKiwi
Ah, a new one has reared his head
Mike Sinder Sella or whatever?
Does he have three Sugly Fisters and a Hairy Mob Brother?
Could be an entertaining story there somewhere.


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Bastard Noise / The Endless BlockadeBastard Noise / The Endless Blockade: The Red ListThe Red List (2010)20 Buck Spin Reviewer Rating: 2.5 Contributed by: GlassPipeMurderGlassPipeMurder (others by this writer | submit your own) Noise and grindcore, noise and grindcore: go together just like early Warsore. This I tell ya, brother... The Red List, a split between Bastard Noise and the Endless Blockade, does it in a totally different way, though. Everything is much more controlled and orchestrated with hypertechnical rhyth.
Noise and grindcore, noise and grindcore: go together just like early Warsore. This I tell ya, brother...
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there isn't much on this release i would call 'hardcore.' The Endless Blockade are one of my favorite bands, but I did not really enjoy this release. Too much noise for my own taste. Actually I misread your comment. So I retract the "fuck you." But you are still very obviously a freshcut with little to no knowledge of underground hardcore. For whatever that's worth. Who cares Whoa, gotta love it when ignorant douches get insecure and make blanket statements about what people "pretend to enjoy." Fuck you. That's your assumption, and exactly why this review is garbage. Should have been done by someone who at least has a basic grasp of the grind/noise/power electronics scene. Not that this album is all that great, but I would respect it more if it came from a reviewer with some comprehension or a frame of reference. Bullshit review. 14 minute long powerviolence song? I thought long for powerviolence was anything over a minute i like bands like the Locust, Converge, Nasum, Melt Banana...plenty of abrasive bands. i understand the idea of target audiences, and that maybe punknews is stereotyped as endorsing one type of punk in general, but i'd like for these reviews to be less dismissive of our tastes -- you can just say "i'm no authority on this stuff, but this is what it sounds like" (which you did and i appreciate) and get rid of "if you like this stuff you'll like this stuff" because that is kind of obvious. this doesn't read at all like a 2 1/2 star review. I'm not sure why it's a bad thing for a niche album to be a niche album. Some of the best Bastard Noise material in recent memory, as well as the new LP. Also pleasantly surprised by The Endless Blockade. |
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Cooking at Home: Janna Piacenti
Although Janna Piacenti's cooking education began in Ukraine, where the cuisine is decidedly Russian, she rarely cooks anything from that part of the world. Instead, Piacenti prefers "more fancy French food."
But she has retained one behavior learned during those early days in a Ukrainian kitchen: excitement for cooking.
"My grandmother and mother were always so excited about cooking," said Piacenti, "and I am, too. I cook every night, and every weekend we have people over for dinner, usually six to 10 friends and relatives."
Piacenti said her husband, Perry, is the biggest fan of her cooking but is somewhat perplexed by one of his wife's skills: "I can taste a sauce at a restaurant and go home and make it. Perry says, 'You are weird.'"
Name: Janna Piacenti.
Age: 44.
Town: Born in Kiev, Ukraine. Moved to Memphis when I was 16 and now live in Germantown.
Occupation: Owner/stylist at Neuvo Salon.
Nominated by: Shelia Alford and Brittany Gamblin.
How old were you when you learned to cook? 13.
Whose cooking do you most remember from childhood? My mother, Maria Podgorny, and Grandmother Hanna.
Who inspired you or taught you to cook? Grandmother. She cooked every day, and we ate together every day.
What was the first thing you cooked? Russian dish of kartoshka y mesa (potatoes and meat).
And how did that turn out? Great.
What's your favorite dish to make? Anything with seafood. I do not eat red meat, but I will cook it. However, seafood is my favorite
What do your family or friends ask for most often? My employees practically beg me to make chicken salad for lunch at the salon. My homemade meatballs and sauce are another strong request.
Ever have a food fiasco? No, never.
What is always in your fridge? Everything you can imagine.
Your pantry? Snacks and cereal for Peyton, my 7-year-old son.
Your freezer? Not much. I don't like to use frozen food. Everything is fresh.
Deserted island, one spice: Cavender's Greek Seasoning.
What's your indispensable kitchen gadget? Butter slicer and KitchenAid mixer.
Do you shoo people out of your kitchen or welcome them when you're cooking? Everyone is welcome. I sometimes even have friends and family in the kitchen hoping for a cooking demonstration. I set appetizers on the island cabinet, and they snack and watch me cook.
Favorite Food Network show or celebrity: "Barefoot Contessa."
Favorite cookbook: "Barefoot Contessa in Paris."
Favorite restaurant: Felicia Suzanne's.
Know a great home cook you'd like to see featured? E-mail Richard Cotton at email@example.com with the information and to request a nomination form.
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Combine in blender or food processor and drizzle over crab cakes.
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Kir was an ancient city, or region on the planet Vulcan that was home to a Vulcan temple.
In "Falor's Journey", a Vulcan story, when T'Para offered Falor truth, he crossed the barren Fire Plains to get to the silent monks of Kir. Still unfulfilled, he journeyed home. (VOY: "Innocence")


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Forest Management Operations
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Southern Forest and Forestry Field Trip
F&ES 671a
Natural History and Taxonomy of Trees
F&ES 680a
Forest and Ecosystem Finance
F&ES 681a
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Alpine, Arctic, and Boreal Ecosystems Seminar
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Climate Change Policy and Science Seminar
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Climate Change Seminar
F&ES 703b
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Climate and Air Pollution Seminar
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Organic Pollutants in the Environment
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Dynamics of Ecological Systems
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Introduction to Indigenous Silviculture
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Environmental Chemical Analysis
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Regression Modeling of Ecological and Environmental Data
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Statistical Design of Experiments
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Multivariate Statistical Analysis in the Environmental Sciences
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Capitalism: Success, Crisis, and Reform
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Conservation in Practice: An International Perspective
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Food Security and Agriculture Development
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Applied Math for Environmental Studies
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Translating the Science of Wildlife Conservation into Practice
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Technological and Social Innovation in Global Food Systems
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The Human Population Explosion
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Climate Modeling
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Agriculture: Origins, Evolution, Crises
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Water Quality Control
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Globalization Space: Infrastructure and Extrastatecraft
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Applied Urban Ecology
F&ES 793b
Abrupt Climate Change and Societal Collapse
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Nature as Capital
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Energy Economics and Policy Analysis
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Valuing the Environment
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Green Markets: Voluntary and Information Based Approaches to Environmental Management
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Economics of Natural Resource Management
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F&ES 807a
Corporate Environmental Management and Strategy
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A Communion of Subjects: Law, Environment, and Religion
Environmental Policy Analysis for an Unpredictable World
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Energy Systems Analysis (First Class begins on Sept 9)
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The New Corporate Social Responsibility: Public Problems, Private Solutions, and Strategic Responses
F&ES 816b
Electric Utilities: an Industry in Transition
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Energy Technology Innovation (First Class begins on Sept 10)
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Strategies for Land Conservation
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Land Use Law and Environmental Planning
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Private Investment and the Environment: Legal Foundations and Tools
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Climate Change and the International Court of Justice
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Environmental Law and Policy
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International Environmental Law and Policy
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Foundations of Natural Resource Policy and Management
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Contemporary Environmental Challenges in Africa
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Comparative Environmental Law in Global Legal Systems (2 week intensive course- Feb 5-Feb 18
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International Environmental Policy and Governance
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Global Forest Policy & Governance
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Agrarian Societies: Culture, Society, History, and Development
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Producing and Consuming Nature
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Social Science of Development and Conservation
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Climate Change and the Quest for Green Energy
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Readings in Environmental History
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Energy Issues in Developing Countries
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Perspectives on Environmental Injustices
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Climate Change: Impacts, Adaptation, and Mitigation
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Natural Resource Policy Practicum
F&ES 850a
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F&ES 851a,b
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F&ES 853b
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Institutions and the Environment
F&ES 855b
Climate Change Mitigation in Urban Areas
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Urbanization, Global Change, and Sustainability
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American Environmental History and Values
F&ES 860b
Understanding Environmental Campaigns
F&ES 861a
American Indian Religions and Ecology
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Advanced Seminar in Social and Political Dimensions of Climate Change
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Sustainability in Latin America: Issues and Topics
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The Law of Climate Change
F&ES 869b
Disaster, Degradation, Dystopia: Social Science Approaches to Environmental Perturbation and Change
F&ES 872b
Introduction to Green Chemistry
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Global Environmental History
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Indigenous Religions and Ecology
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Anthropology of the Global Economy for Development and Conservation
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Anthropology of Climate: Past to Present
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World Religions and Ecology: Asian Religions
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FT: Field Experience in Industrial Operations
F&ES 882a
The Black Box of Implementation: Households, Communities, Gender
F&ES 883b
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F&ES 885b
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Ecological Urban Design
F&ES 889a
Environmental Risk Assessment (ERA)
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Energy Markets Strategy
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Introduction to Planning and Development
F&ES 893a
Applied Risk Assessment
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Green Building: Process, Products, Perspective, and Policy
F&ES 896b
Introduction to Toxicology
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Assessing Exposures to Environmental Stressors
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The Environment and Human Health
F&ES 899b
Sustainable Development in Post-Disaster Context: Haiti
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Social Ecology Doctoral Lab
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Doctoral Seminar in Environmental & Energy Economics
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Doctoral Seminar in Environmental Economics
F&ES 949b
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Close to the much loved fishing village of Looe and only a short drive from Cornwall's stunning coastline and magnificent beaches lies this secluded development of two storey lodges nestled in a picturesque river valley.Being set entirely within the Forestry Commission estate and surrounded by woodland and millponds, Deerpark promises the best of both worlds. Complete relaxation in a tranquil forest environment and a convenient location for exploring this popular Cornish area.The cabins are all situated to make the most of their beautiful setting, either in terraces to make the most of the views or small secluded clusters making this a perfect holiday destination for couples and families alike. A paradise for lovers of flora and fauna, with nature literally on your doorstep, Deerpark offers the ultimate retreat from modern day living.
This park has:Children's play areaForest walks/cycle trails/nature trailsArcheryMountain bike hire*Ranger-led walks and activities*Shop and coffee loungeGrocery, bread and milk delivery service*Payphone*Launderette*
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Excellent holiday destination for those who want to get away from the modern world and experience good quality family time out doors with no gadgets or in lodge WiFi!! Lovely scenery, good facilities and good location - A little expensive during peak holiday times ie: school holidays otherwise really good value for money if you are free to pick and choose your dates.
Lovely, best cabin holiday we have ever been on. Staff great. Cabin beautiful. Surroundings and amenities great. Even better than expected. Will definitely visit again.
They are a little to expensive to come a couple times a year what we would love.
Staff friendly and helpful, lodge was clean and had pretty much all you need provided, hot tub maintained daily. Lodge 36 not as secluded as we had hoped, did not know there was a road right outside when booking.
Took our 3 yr grandson for his 1st holiday with just us and he loved his 'castle' house in the woods and we loved the hot tub when he was tucked up in bed Utterly relaxing and the team at Deerpark are an absolute credit to Forest Holidays
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May 12, 2014 | Helen Berman, a professor of chemistry and chemical biology at the Center for Integrative Proteomics Research at Rutgers University, was honored with the Benjamin Franklin Award from Bioinformatics.org at the 2014 Bio-IT World Conference & Expo for her work building the Protein Data Bank (PDB). The Franklin Award has recognized contributions to free and open science since 2002.
Berman serves as the director of the Research Collaboratory for Structural Bioinformatics (RCSB) Protein Data Bank.
The process of building the PDB took 40 years, Berman said, and it shouldn't have.
"We need to collapse the way we think about things, and go a lot faster... so that all disciplines can open up their data and share data. It's the only way we're going to get advances in science and medicine."
Benjamin Franklin, for whom the award is named, "had huge knowledge about science, about technology, and--what I think is most important--community," said Berman. "Those three areas must come together in order to create an open environment."
For the PDB, the science and technology evolved together since the crystallization of the first protein in 1934. Scientists began by focusing on RNA, progressed to DNA, and can now characterize large macromolecular machines. On the technology side, X-ray diffraction gave way to electron microscopy then to high throughput structural genomics and hybrid methods.
But the key component that led to the success of the PDB, Berman said, was the community that evolved to support the open science effort.
Berman traces the PDB's theoretical genesis back to the work of John Desmond Bernal, who along with Dorothy Hodgkin crystallized the first protein.
J. D. Bernal was a charismatic man and social thinker, Berman said. "He influenced the way in which this whole community has operated from the beginning in terms of data sharing, in terms of wanting to be a collaborative community."
In practice, the PDB had its birth in a 1970 petition that Berman and colleagues signed. "I'm not even sure who we thought we were writing this petition for!" Berman said. But a year later, at a Cold Springs Harbor event organized by Jim Watson, Walter Hamilton, a crystallographer at the Brookhaven National Laboratory, agreed to host the Databank.
"The first thing [Hamilton] did after saying, 'Yes, we'll do it at Brookhaven,'" Berman remembers, was, "he then flew over to England and talked to his colleagues at Cambridge, because he knew what very few people knew back then: that you can't do anything unless you make it global and share with other countries."
That Databank was announced in an October 1971 article in a Nature journal called Nature New Biology, and included seven structures. "All that fuss over seven structures," Berman commented, "but it turned out to be very important."
When the PDB launched, there were no requirements that data be submitted to the Databank, Berman said. "But community attitudes from the beginning evolved in such a way that we could create this database and also create the standards and figure out how to operate between data sources."
In the early 1980's, one researcher called it "immoral" not to contribute data to the Data Bank. Later, contribution became mandatory for publication.
From there, the community worked to develop standards and a dictionary; to form an international organizing collaborative; to include experimental data; and most recently to validate and curate incoming data.
The community "self-policed," Berman said, on each of these issues, pushing toward a more open, rich, and organized dataset.
Today the Protein Data Bank comprises nearly 100,000 3-D structures stored in an worldwide archival database accessed by a wide range of researchers, many of whom are not structural biologists. It's interesting to see how the Data Bank is being used, Berman said. "Sometimes it has nothing whatsoever to do with biology! Basically, we just have a really great dataset to do statistical analyses."
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PITTSBURGHThe American Council on Education (ACE) has awarded Carnegie Mellon University's Institute for Strategic Development an "ACE/AT&T Award for Technology as a Tool for Internationalization." The award recognizes the innovative use of technology to promote international learning at U.S. colleges and universities. Only six institutions were selected nationwide to receive the honor.
The program, which offers awards in the amount of $7,500, is underwritten by a grant from the AT&T Foundation.
"Internationalization is a vital component of Carnegie Mellon's strategic plan," said Paul Goodman, director of the university's Institute for Strategic Development and professor of organizational psychology in the business school. Goodman, who accepted the award in Washington earlier this week, added, "One part of this strategy is to create novel learning environments that will help our students operate in a global setting. We have focused on technology-enhanced learning to internationalize education."
Carnegie Mellon's approach links students in Pittsburgh with students in other countries to facilitate global, educational dialogues and collaborate on problems in a real-time environment. Specific examples of the university's international technology-enhanced learning include "Artists and Their Museums on the Riviera," "Management Game" and "Engineering Design Problem Formulation."
"Artists and Their Museums on the Riviera" is an undergraduate course taught by Barbara Freed, professor of French and applied linguistics. The course is a collaborative effort with French museums designed to introduce students to artists, such as Picasso and Matisse. The class also explores the artists' interactions with their own work, the museums and the local culture along the Riviera. Technical highlights included real-time visits to museums via interactive videoconferencing.
"Management Game" is an MBA course created at Carnegie Mellon and directed by Senior Lecturer David Lamont that uses a complex computer simulation of a consumer products industry to engage students in teamwork, decision-making, negotiation and communication. The most recent session included 95 teams of five to seven students from business schools in cities around the world including Buenos Aires, Argentina; Kiev, Ukraine; Moscow; Pittsburgh; Santiago, Chile; Shenyang, China; and Tokyo. In the simulation, teams act as senior managers who make strategic decisions involving marketing, finance, production, research and development. They also compete against and interact with the students from other countries.
In "Engineering Design Problem Formulation," taught by Arthur Westerberg, professor of chemical engineering, undergraduate students at Carnegie Mellon and Delft University in the Netherlands learned how to determine the scope of an engineering problem and how mathematical and other formal models can be used to articulate problems rather than their solvability. In four-person "virtual teams" of two students in the Netherlands and two students from Carnegie Mellon, students experienced a technological educational environment using "interactive" video, a specially designed Web-based document system, videoconferencing, email, chat rooms and the telephone.
Other schools receiving the ACE award include Ball State University, The Pennsylvania State University, The University System of Georgia, the University of Maryland College Park and the University of South Carolina-Columbia.
This is the second award Carnegie Mellon's Institute for Strategic Development has won this year for innovation in international education. The first award was given by the Institute of International Education for technology-enhanced learning.
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Michael Johnston: Defecating malt liquor drinker jailed in Vero Beach gunfire incident, police say
VERO BEACH, Fla. -- An evening with malt liquor and plenty of gunfire ended with feces and a trip to the Indian River County Jail for an Orlando man, according to a recently released arrest affidavit.
An Indian River County sheriff's deputy about 9:20 p.m. April 9 went to the Gifford Docks in Vero Beach after a report of shots fired.
He found Michael Johnston, 44, who said he'd had eight drinks, including two cans of Colt 45, which he said was "too many apparently!" Another man was with him.
Johnston, of Orlando, verified they'd been firing weapons, and said the guns were his and in his vehicle's trunk. A .40 caliber Glock pistol and a .45 caliber black powder handgun turned up in the trunk.
Johnston said both men fired weapons on the dock, and that he'd been "drinking and shooting." About 20 shots were fired, he said.
The deputy saw bullet holes and other gunfire damage on the dock area. Johnston said the damage came from him shooting at a glass bottle, saying, "the dock (feces) was my (feces)!"
Johnston was swaying as the deputy spoke to him and defecated in his trousers, the affidavit states.
The context of the affidavit narrative suggests Johnston's reference to "the dock (feces)" being his "(feces)" referred to the gunfire damage, as opposed to the apparent feces in his pants.
Drinking and defecating is legal. Drinking and shooting, maybe not so much.
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COLUMBIA — The third time was not the charm for the Missouri wrestling team Friday night. At the third annual Beauty and the Beast meet, the Tigers lost 22-14 to Central Michigan.
Missouri lost its first four matches putting them into a 16-0 hole before senior Michael Chandler beat his opponent 16-0 to earn a technical fall.
This made the score 16-5 with No. 5-ranked Nicholas Marable at 165 pounds and No. 5-ranked Raymond Jordan at 174 pounds wrestling after him with a chance to get the Tigers back into it.
Both Marable and Jordan were upset by their opponents, making the score 22-5, and almost impossible for Missouri to mount a comeback. The Tigers won their final three matches, but the late rally was not enough.
"We just got out toughed," Missouri coach Brian Smith said. "We had a team come in and was just physically tougher. They didn't do anything fancy, they just were tough to us. We let them really take the fight to us. I'm really embarrassed as a coach, and I'm let down by my kids."
The gymnastics team did well and the Hearnes Center was louder than usual, but Smith said this cannot be an excuse, especially with the NCAA Tournament only a month away.
Smith was happy with the performances of Chandler and Dorian Henderson, but thinks that the whole team can wrestle better. He hopes to see more attacking and less standing around on Sunday against Iowa State at the Hearnes Center in the team's final dual meet of the season.
"We can't go into matches afraid to lose," Smith said. "You have to go out to win them."
By the time junior Max Askren wrestled, the meet was out of reach.
"We came in with a bad mindset," Askren said. "I don't know if it was the week leading up to it or I don't know if it's the dual meet on Sunday. I don't know what it was, but it didn't seem like we showed up."
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The University of California, the lead plaintiff in an Enron shareholders lawsuit, has filed an amended lawsuit against the Houston-based energy giant, naming nine additional financial institutions, two law firms and other new individual defendants in the securities fraud case. Fraud perpetrated by the energy company and its auditors succeeded because of the active complicity of several prominent banks and law firms, according to the new allegations presented April 8 in federal court. The 485-page amended complaint lays out the scheme in detail naming key players in fraudulent transactions that cost shareholders more than $25 billion. A number of top bank executives profited personally from the schemes, according to the document. "These prestigious banks and law firms used their skills and their professional reputation to help Enron executives shore up the company's stock price and create a false appearance of financial strength and profitability, which fooled the public into investing billions of dollars," said James Holst, UC general counsel. "In return," he said, "these firms received multimillion-dollar fees, and some of their top executives exploited the situation to cash in personally." The amended complaint documents a total of almost $1.2 billion in insider trading by 28 Enron directors and officers, approximately $171 million more than previously disclosed. The losses of the plaintiffs in the shareholders' class action — which now includes 39 companies and individuals who purchased Enron equity and debt securities between Oct. 19, 1998, and Nov. 29, 2001 — are estimated at more than $25 billion. For UC, the aggregate total loss across its portfolios was $145 million, representing approximately 0.3 percent of the university's total investment funds. The market value of the UC portfolios was $54 billion as of Nov. 30, 2001. The complaint and related materials are available online at and.
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Casa de la Guerra
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Location | 808--818 State St., 813--819 Anacapa St., and 9--25 E. de la Guerra St., Santa Barbara, California |
Coordinates | 34°25′13″N 119°41′57″W / 34.42028°N 119.69917°WCoordinates: 34°25′13″N 119°41′57″W / 34.42028°N 119.69917°W |
Area | 1.7 acres (0.69 ha) |
Built | 1819 |
Architectural style | Spanish Colonial |
Governing body | Private |
NRHP Reference # | 77000346[1] |
Added to NRHP | February 02, 1977 |
The Casa de la Guerra was the residence of the fifth commandant of the Presidio de Santa Barbara, José de la Guerra y Noriega from 1828 until his death in 1858. Descendants of José lived in the home until 1943. The site is currently owned and operated by the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation as a historic house museum. The address is 15 East De la Guerra Street, Santa Barbara, California.
The time when José lived in the casa it was known to locals as the casa grande (big house), as the thirteen room structure dwarfed the surrounding one room adobes. In the casa grande period, José added the altito structure. The altito structure no longer stands, but acted as José's office and was where he stored his money.
In 1857, the Fort Tejon earthquake did significant damage to the residence, and due to José's declining health, his son Pablo spearheaded renovations. Pablo's renovations reflected the change in style in the Santa Barbara area, modifying the home to give it a Victorian appearance. The most significant changes in this time were the removal of the adobe columns in favor of wooden columns and the addition of wooden siding to the house.
The Casa is a Santa Barbara City Landmark, a California Historical Landmark. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places together with Paseo de la Guerra as "El Paseo and Casa de la Guerra".
The house is being restored and furnished to appear as it might have between 1828 and 1858. The Casa de la Guerra interior is open to visitors Saturdays and Sundays, although the exterior may be explored any time.
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- Paseo de la Guerra
- Pablo de la Guerra
- Antonio Maria de la Guerra
- Alfred Robinson - Anita de la Guerra de Noriega y Carrillo"
- ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
- ^ "Casa de la Guerra". Office of Historic Preservation, California State Parks. Retrieved 2012-10-14.
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NEWPORT TWP.: The Newport Township Community Organization is accepting old, unwanted Christmas electrical decorations, such as light strings, for recycling. The copper cords of these electrical devices can be recycled. The group is also accepting any unwanted metal items. The items are collected as a fundraiser to help defray the costs of the group's newsletter and other activities. Items can be dropped off at 55 Newport St., Glen Lyon, or contact Tom Kashatus, first vice president, at 736-6981, or email@example.com to make arrangements for pick up.
WYOMING: Friends of the Wyoming Free Library recently held elections for officer posts. Newly elected officers are Susan Doty, president (incumbent); Lindsay Rysz, vice president; Ronnie Spliethoff, secretary; Mary Sinibaldi, assistant secretary; and Rae Anusiewicz, treasurer.
For information about the Friends, call the library at 693-1364.


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Featuring developments in Federal highway policies, programs, and research and technology. |
This magazine is an archived publication and may contain dated technical, contact, and link information. |
Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 60· No. 3 > Articles |
Winter 1997 |
Articles"Quality Journey" Update: Results That Make A Difference by Margherita DiCenzo and Trish Day The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is on a "quality journey" to improve processes and procedures. The Highway Safety Information System: Transforming Data Into Knowledge by Jeffrey F. Paniati and Forrest M. Council HSIS provides information about the safety performance of the highway system and, more specifically, the effects that changes in highway design and operations have on safety. Architects of Change: Creating America's 21st Century Intermodal Transportation System by Rodney E. Slater The Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA) was the first step in adapting our post-Interstate, 20th century transportation network to the demands of the 21st century. Now, through the process of developing the post-ISTEA legislation in 1997, this administration, Congress, and the transportation community are architects of change. The Road to Reauthorization: Building on the Success of ISTEA by Cheryl Hoffman and Lawrence Paulson FHWA is well into the process of developing the post-ISTEA legislation that will usher the nation's transportation system into the 21st centruy. Keep the Good Times Rolling: ISTEA Success Stories by Cheryl Hoffman and Lawrence Paulson There are many "success stories" to illustrate the immense impact of ISTEA Development of a Bridge Steel Database by Glenn Washer and Greg Nelson The Historic Bridge Steel Database consolidates information from various studies so that it can be widely used. South Carolina Trooper is Top Inspector by Stan Hamilton Trooper Alonzo Hutto comes out on top in a five-day, international contest to inspect commercial vehicles to detect mechanical defects and other vehicle and driver safety hazards. Timber Bridges in the United States by Sheila Rimal Duwadi and Michael A. Ritter Historically, timber was the primary material for bridges. Thousands of timber bridges still exist today, and state and local authorities continue to build some bridges with wood. by Dick Stirba This article introduces a new, regular feature in Public Roads; Internet Watch will track new and interesting developments in transportation resources on the Internet. Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Piers: A Bridge From the Past to the Present by Doug Rekenthaler A GRS pier at the Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center was loaded to 9800 kilonewtons (2.2 million pounds force) and could have supported more. by David C. Smith The state of the art in technology, in many cases, is well beyond the state of practice in the U.S. transportation community. Addressing this "technology gap" is foremeost in the minds of FHWA planners as reauthorization approaches. Moving Forward Smartly: The Role of ITS in the NEXTEA by Jeff Lindley Intelligent transportation systems are essential tools for improving the nation's transportation system in the next century. The post-ISTEA legislation must address the challenges and choices to accelerate ITS deployment. |
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