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Massey Ferguson Tractors Support Farmer's Bid for Energy Independence
Herefordshire (UK), turkey farmer, Clive Thomas, is aiming to make his farm totally energy-independent over the next five years . . . and he is using Massey Ferguson tractors to help him achieve his goal.
Growing around 80ha of wheat and grass with son, Kelvyn, within the E and GM Thomas & Son family partnership, Clive's principal enterprise for the past 25 years has been turkey-rearing, an operation that sees 90,000 birds reared each year under contract to Cranberry Foods. All of the wheat harvested on the farm is fed to the turkeys with the straw being used as bedding litter for birds that grow from 2kg to 19kg over 12 weeks.
Fan ventilation of the seven turkey-rearing sheds is an essential part of the operation and had been costing the business around £5,000 a month in electricity bills. This figure has been steadily reducing since the installation of an 800-panel solar photovoltaic array in fields close to the farm buildings.
Capable of producing up to 200kW/hr in full midday summer sunlight, the investment is expected to pay for itself within seven years. "Any surplus electricity produced is being fed back into the grid," explained Clive. "Although the money we receive per unit is falling, the cost savings being made plus the income we are generating should see our investment repaid before the end of the decade."
An important requirement of solar panels is the control of surrounding vegetation to prevent shading of the photovoltaic cells while permitting easy inspection and cleaning of the installation, when necessary. Mowing of the solar avenues and of paddocks around the farmstead, as well as the movement of smaller loads and materials around the farm, has been entrusted to a 46hp MF 1547 compact tractor supplied, in common with Clive Thomas's other Massey Ferguson equipment, by MF dealer, JJ Farm Services Ltd, based near Winchcombe, Gloucestershire.
"I asked dealer sales representative, Ben Johnson, if MF offered a small, manoeuvrable tractor capable of powering a flail mower and a rotary cultivator," said Clive. "He proposed the MF 1547 with a 12 x 12 synchro-shuttle manual transmission. The tractor has proved a revelation, having ample power for cutting back quite lengthy grass between the solar panels and for cultivating areas of uneven or rutted ground prior to levelling and restoration."
To complement the generation of solar power, Clive is now planning the installation of a twin bio-digester unit fuelled by a combination of turkey manure, grass silage and green-cut wheat. The methane gas produced by the bio-digester will power engine-driven generators capable of supplying the farm's entire electricity demand, including the farmhouse, enabling all of the electricity produced by the solar panels to be fed back into the grid.
Clive plans also to utilise all of the waste material from the bio-digester, either spreading it onto land as fertiliser or compressing it into briquettes for sale as fuel. Coolant water heated by the engines will not be wasted either, being used to provide hot water for the workshop and other farm buildings.
"Both my grandfather and father used Ferguson and Massey Ferguson tractors successfully, starting way back in the early 1950s," explained Clive. "I have maintained this long association, currently employing two MF 6480s and an MF 6290 for all primary and secondary field operations ranging from cultivations to fertiliser spreading and spraying to haulage. We also run an MF 7256 Cerea combine."
The farm's latest number one tractor is a 255hp MF 7626 with Dyna-6 transmission delivered by JJ Farm Services in February this year to replace a 215hp MF 6499. Bought primarily to operate a 3m combination drill and, eventually, the forage harvester supplying green matter to feed the bio-digester, the tractor was selected foremost with power in mind.
"When fully operational, our energy generation systems will demand a consistent and reliable supply of material to maintain maximum output," explained Clive. "Having used Massey Ferguson tractors on the farm for almost 60 years, we have every confidence in their ability to deliver the necessary performance, backed by first-class and dependable dealer support."
Small Hay, Big Needs
Most days, from 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., you can find Galen Hammann working what might be called his first shift. He's an assistant engineer at the Truman Hotel in his hometown of Jefferson City, Mo.
By mid-afternoon, he's working closer to home on his 185-acre farm, where he raises about 80 head of cattle a year, as well as oats, wheat and hay—a mixture of fescue, orchardgrass, brome and clover—to use as feed for his cow/calf operation. No matter what he's up to, the work usually doesn't stop until dark, if not later.
That's much the same story for Ken Thalman. Living and working about a three-hour drive east from Hammann, Thalman is a full-time postal employee in Centralia, Ill., who, in addition to his day job, grows grass hay on 18 acres of his 40-acre spread.
Thalman and Hammann are among the growing ranks of the do-it-yourself hay producers. One of the main drivers of the trend is that less hay is being produced, leading to higher prices.
Also, significant advances in equipment have made it more cost-effective for many farmers to grow their own as opposed to buying feed or hiring custom harvesters. Even growing hay on plots of land once considered too small to be worth the effort has become an increasingly popular solution for producers looking to squeeze the value out of every dollar, hour and acre.
To be sure, the rising cost of hay and the demand on custom harvesters have made the DIY option more cost-effective for greater numbers of small-acreage farmers. In addition, not only can they now grow hay themselves, small-acreage producers can also grow the quality their operations demand.
Both Hammann and Thalman battle hills and sharp corners that make operating with large mowers and balers difficult. That's a big reason why they use small, nimble equipment that's more suited for rolling land often carved into small parcels.
"The smaller length of the cutterbar on Ken's Massey Ferguson® 1326 disc mower allows it to cover rough terrain," says dealer Jeff Suchomski, of Suchomski Equipment. "And Ken's Hesston® 1734 [round] baler, with the smaller overall size, can handle the terrain better too."
Thalman can also pull his new equipment with relatively low-horsepower tractors. Considering many small-acreage farmers aren't likely to own anything much larger, that's a valuable feature.
"I don't need a big tractor [for] farming," says Thalman. "I've got my own tractor, and Jeff can match me up with equipment that will work with what I've got. It's a win-win situation."
Both Thalman and Hammann also have to travel over the road with their equipment to reach smaller patches of land they clear for neighbors. When he needs to be mobile, Hammann runs a Hesston 4550 square baler he purchased from Tom Lauf, of Lauf Equipment. "The square baler is built very compact compared to how it used to be built. It's narrower and still makes a better bale than the old balers did," Lauf says.
Thalman also likes the way his equipment handles in tight spots. "When I show you some of the places that I take hay off of, you'd think there's no way you could get your equipment in," he says. "I've got places up and down the road here with 4, 5 and 6 acres that I mow. And my equipment is small enough, I can just run right down the road."
Read the full story at http://www.myfarmlife.com/features/small-hay-operations-have-big-needs/.
CEJA's Latest Campaign to Target the New Parliament – a Q & A
What might the European parliamentary elections mean for farming? In this month's regular column from CEJA (European Council of Young Farmers), Massey Ferguson speaks to President, Matteo Bartolini about the possible outcomes and finds out more about CEJA's latest campaign to target the new parliament.
MF: The European elections are just around the corner (22-25 May). Can you tell us a little more about them and why they are important?
MB: If you are a citizen of the European Union, then you are eligible to vote for one of your MEP candidates. 751 MEPs will then be elected to represent you and your region in the European Parliament for the next five years. They will have the power to amend, approve or reject a majority of EU legislation. The number of MEPs is in fact decreasing this year from the current number of 766 to 751 (750 MEPs and a President). Although you may still think 750 is a high number, it is not a lot to represent over 500 million citizens! We are yet to get a clear idea of the anticipated results of the elections but it seems there may be a move to the right this time. Although this should not pose much of a risk to agricultural support, it may mean a more conservative approach to a number of upcoming free trade agreement negotiations between the EU and other regions which could have an impact on European farmers.
MF: The European Parliament is made up of a number of different Committees, which is the most relevant for CEJA?
MB: This is the Committee for Agriculture and Rural Development (COMAGRI). COMAGRI's current members have had a significant impact on the shape of the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and, therefore, can influence EU policy and decision-making which have a direct and important impact on European farmers. This is particularly the case since the structural changes to the EU decision-making processes made in 2009 which strengthened the Parliament's powers, notably in agriculture.
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Keen on Peaches
Another juicy fruit has begun to grow in Florida groves. Long known as a product of California and Georgia farms, the peach may have a future in the Sunshine State.
Lake Wales farmer Greg Waters certainly thinks so. In the spring of 2010 he planted 25 of his 40 acres with two varieties of peaches that were specifically developed by the University of Florida for sub-tropical climates. The varieties are referred to as low-chill, since the trees need less time under 45˚ F than do peaches grown in states to the north.
"The peach thing has become very big down here," says Waters, who then corrects himself, saying, "or it will be big.
While Waters is new to peaches and his trees are still a few years away from maturity—surprising even to him, they produced fruit the first year—he grew up working in his family's citrus orchard near Frostproof, just 15 minutes away from his current farm. Since graduating college with a business degree, he's worked as a controller for a sizable landscaping and irrigation company, and has pursued his passion for flying helicopters.
To help pay for what he refers to as an "expensive hobby," he's provided rides to paying passengers from a dude ranch and flown frost patrol, which entails buzzing low and slow over citrus orchards in the winter to keep the fruit from freezing. He still does the latter, but says, "It's hard. It's dangerous. It's dark. It's not fun."
Until mid-2010 he also flew for Progress Energy-Florida, a large utility company, piloting his helicopter as company personnel inspected power lines and the rights-of-way that surround them. "I did that for 6 1/2 years and was flying a lot. But I got to talking to my wife one night, and I said, 'You know, there's no security in these contracts, because we're dealing with huge companies. We better do something to subsidize our income in case something happens.'"
The fallback was planting peaches on property the Waters family had previously purchased. It was fortuitous. The contract did eventually get canceled, and even though Waters' helicopter company is still his main source of income, the orchard has now taken on a greater role.
Waters explains he felt safe going with the relatively unproven peaches, in part due to his experience with citrus. Yet, he quickly discovered that peach trees need a lot of TLC. For instance, because they grow so fast, he has to prune them back twice a year. "What was to be a side thing, has become an animal," he says. "I mean, it's a lot of work. Fortunately, I'm able to do 90% of it myself, because I have the background."
He also has the right equipment. Waters grew up with Massey Ferguson tractors on his family's orange grove. "We've never had anything but Massey Ferguson," says Waters, who still runs one of his dad's nearly 50-year-old MF165 tractors.
That loyalty, however, hasn't kept him from looking around. "I'm still a businessman; I shop around," he says. Yet, when it was time to buy a new tractor a couple of years ago, Waters decided on the MF1660. "It turns on a dime. That allows me to maneuver around the ends of these peaches without tearing up the trees … and it's got the horsepower you need when you need it."
Read the full story at at http://www.myfarmlife.com/features/keen-on-peaches/.
A Crop With Punch
Horseradish thrives in deep, sandy soil, the kind you find in America's bottomlands, including third-generation farmer Barry McMillin's 1,200 acres near Caseyville, Ill.
"German immigrants lived in this area," McMillin says, "so it's a tradition to grow horseradish here." Today, he's one of about a dozen larger-scale growers left in North America, because raising and harvesting the pungent roots, which belong to the cabbage family, is so labor-intensive.
"It's backbreaking work," he says of growing the plants on his land, Bluff View Farm. "You almost have to be born into it, because not everybody has the tools or the wherewithal to attack a crop like this. It's not like corn or soybeans, and there's not a lot of technical data or research on 'how-to.'"
For McMillin, planting typically starts in March and April, but wet weather hampered efforts last year and planting wasn't concluded until the first of June. "We like to have them in the ground by May 1, ideally, to have your best yield. Horseradish is similar to corn in that respect. You don't want to plant too late because it starts taking off yield right away," he says.
Planting is done with broken lateral roots and branch roots from selected stock. McMillin plants the roots in 36-inch rows, 18 to 24 inches apart, and hills them up like potatoes.
When he fertilizes, McMillin uses potash, phosphate and some nitrogen. "We're heavier on potash than any other soil amendment. It's a fertilizing program similar to what's used for soybeans."
During the growing season, horseradish foliage can reach 3 feet tall, and it's hard to get off until there's a heavy frost. McMillin hasn't had much luck using the tops as cattle feed. "The tops have a pungent smell, like the roots, so it's probably just not tasty to the cattle."
With so few growers, there's not a lot of buyers for horseradish harvesting equipment, so McMillin and other producers often assemble their own, modifying tools and equipment used for other crops. "We use a converted potato harvester," he says. "But we have to beef up the frame because we dig 16 inches down—much deeper than potato farmers—and have heavier soils."
McMillin says horseradish growers like his father used a bottom plow and harvested the roots with a potato fork to load onto wagons. Today, McMillin uses forklifts and two Massey Ferguson® 4243 tractors.
"We need a 150-HP tractor to pull the two-row potato harvester we modified. Alongside the digger, we have a dump cart that takes 80 to 100 HP. It catches the horseradish from the harvester. We elevate the cart to dump our loads over the side of the truck, so we don't have to drive the truck through the field."
The Massey Ferguson tractors provide the power McMillin needs. "I've had very good luck with Massey Ferguson equipment. I've owned at least four tractors and have leased some. They've been reliable, good tractors."
Adds McMillin about his Massey Ferguson equipment: "I realize how much innovation they put into tractors. A lot of other companies use improvements that Massey came up with. They've always been a leader. It's a good brand."
Read the fully story at http://www.myfarmlife.com/features/horseradish-is-a-crop-with-punch/.


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Getting past the swine flu maybe the easy part of David Krejci's week. Now the third-year center needs to get his offensive game back in order.
Krejci returned to lineup in Tuesday's 3-0 victory over Pittsburgh. With him having not been able to skate for five days while recovering from the HINI virus, it was not surprising that his game was slightly off.
'I felt my legs were a little out of shape,' Krejci said after getting in some extra skating at the conclusion of practice in Wilmington Wednesday.
Centering a line with Michael Ryder and Blake Wheeler on the wings, Krejci logged just over 17 minutes of ice time against the Penguins, generating two shots on goal.
'We had some good chances, but I didn't feel that great all game. My legs weren't there,' Krejci said. 'I was thinking too much. What to do with the puck, it should just be [instinct]. Tomorrow, I'll do everything I can to make it work.'
It certainly would be a good time for Krejci to jump start his game.
After finishing as the Bruins' second-leading scorer last season (73 points), Krejci inked a three-year, $11.25 million contract extension this summer. He has just five points (1 goal, 4 assists) in 15 games this season.
Bruins coach Claude Julien was quick to stress Wednesday that Krejci needs to raise his game.
'His game is certainly not where it should be,' Julien said. 'That's up to him to work through it. He's at that stage where he needs to find his game and work through the glitches that he seems to have right now.'
Added Julien: 'There's no doubt he's pressing. Sometimes when guys press they don't take the right approach to get themselves out of it. My approach is always to work hard, work through it, things will turn around.'
For his part, Krejci seems ready to help lead the Bruins offense.
'That was my plan coming into the season, things didn't go the way I wanted but you have to start somewhere. It's not too late,' he said. 'I'm trying to stay positive about being able to develop my game.'
Defenseman Derek Morris was held out of practice after coming down with the flu Tuesday.
'We just gave him the day off,' Julien said.
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The way we see it, Lady Gaga's life is already a fantastic work of imagination with a touch of disco sticks. (Check out Gaga's 100 Hottest Outfits of 2009 to admire her out-of-this-world fashion sense.) However, her everyday outlandishness is not stopping her from upping the ante and turning herself into an actual comic book character.
Bluewater Productions, a publisher of unconventional comic books (previous titles include a series called "Female Force" about such women as J.K. Rowling and Michelle Obama, and "Political Power" featuring comic hero Ted Kennedy), is creating a new series called "Fame" and will be highlighting a different celeb in each installment. Gaga's will be out in May, and other celebrities who will be immortalized in ink include Taylor Swift and David Beckham. Even though we think celebrities already lead imaginary lives worth reading about, we can get on board with illustrated Lady Gaga (er, and shirtless David Beckham) fan fiction.
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Research Output for Shaik M. Zakeeruddin
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2007 External
Cerneaux, Sophie*, Zakeeruddin, Shaik M.*, Pringle, Jennifer M.*, Cheng, Yi-Bing*, Grätzel, Michael* and Spiccia, Leone* (2007) Novel nano-structured silica-based electrolytes containing quaternary ammonium iodide moities, Advanced functional materials, vol. 17, no. 16, pp. 3200-3206, Wiley, Weinheim, Germany [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 1397 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-36049044843
Citation counts: Scopus - 24, Thomson - 24
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Wang, Peng*, Dai, Qing*, Zakeeruddin, Shaik M.*, Forsyth, Maria*, MacFarlane, Douglas R.* and Graetzel, Michael* (2004) Ambient temperature plastic crystal electrolyte for efficient, all-solid-state dye-sensitized solar cell, Journal of the American chemical society, vol. 126, no. 42, pp. 13590-13591, American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C. [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 1359 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-6944247562
Citation counts: Scopus - 69, Thomson - 75
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Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Shaik M. Zakeeruddin
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In its Honors Program the Neuroscience program awards one level of Honors to student research projects. The projects listed below have been defended successfully, and a copy of the thesis deposited in Swem Library.
- Student, "Thesis" (Honors level)
Committee Chair + Other Committee Members
- Cassidy Reich, "The Effects of Nicotine on a Probability-Discounting Task" (Honors)
Josh Burk + Randolph Coleman, Debbie Noonan
- Elizabeth Lynne Wolfe, "Basal Forebrain Noncholinergic Neurons: The Overlooked Mediators of Sustained Attention" (Honors)
Joshua Burk + John Griffin, Alexander Angelov
- Bilal Ashraf, "Effect of Chronic Adolescent Nicotine Exposure on Anxiety in Adulthood" (Honors)
Robert Barnet + Matthew Wawersik, Christine Porter
- Holly Nicole Blackburn, "Maternal Effects on Cloning Frequency, Larval Development, and Juvenile Size in the Seastar Asterias forbesi" (Honors)
Jonathan Allen + Matthias Leu, Margaret Saha, Kam Tang
- Oliver William Phillips, "Adolescence as a Unique Period of Vulnerability to Environmental Stressors: Age-Dependent and Sex-Dependent Effects of Nicotine Exposureon Anxiety Utilizing the Light-Enhanced Startle Paradigm" (Honors)
Robert Barnet + Deborah Bebout, Joshua Burk
- Diana Elena Gal, "Evaluating the Mismatch Negativity Response to Emotionally Salient, Frequency Modulated Tones" (Honors)
Paul Kieffaber + Cheryl Dickter, Gregory Smith
- Ksenija Kapetanovic, "Can Vitamin E Supplementation Reverse Memory Impairments Caused by Early Mercury Exposure?" (Honors)
Pamela Hunt + Randolph Coleman, M. Christine Porter
- Se-Jun Lee, "Combinatorial Contributions of Neuroendocrine Variables and Food Intake to Male Fertility" (Honors)
Paul Heideman + Randolph Coleman, Beverly Sher
- Kathryn Easterling, "Stop signal reaction time task performance in rats: role of muscarinic acetylcholine receptors" (Honors)
Josh Burk + John Griffin, Paul Kieffaber
- John Haight, "The Implicit Affective Responses to Smoking Cues: A Comparison of Smoking Groups and Withdrawal States" (Honors)
Cheryl Dickter + Cathy Forestell, Cynthia Battie
- Virginia McLane, "Characterization of thermoregulatory efferents to the paraventriclar nucleus of the rat hypothalamus" (Honors)
John Griffin + Josh Burk, Matt Wawersik
- Ashley Breanne Barrineau, "Enhanced Preference for Ethanol Odor and Increased Voluntary Intake Following Exposure to Ethanol During the Early Postnatal Period" (Honors)
Pamela Hunt + Robert Barnet, Deborah Bebout, Randolph Coleman, Mark Forsyth
- Benjamin Robert Moss Brush, "Investigating the molucular and ionic mechanism of respiratory function in the preBotzinger Complex of neonatal mice in vitro" (Honors)
Christopher Del Negro + Joshua Burk, Margaret Saha, Gregory Smith
- Cori Lynn DeSanto, "Food Intake and Fertility: Variation in the Regulation of Appetite and its Role in Reproductive Status" (Honors)
Paul Heidenman + John Griffin, Bev Sher
- Rebecca Allison Krey, "Activity-dependent outward currents contribute to inspiratory burst termination in the preBotzinger Complex neurons of the neonatal mouse studied in vitro" (Honors)
Christopher Del Negro + John Griffin, Robin Looft-Wilson, Margaret Saha
- Weston Thomas Northam, "An Ephemeral Contributor to a Toxic Legacy? Group-Specific Molecular Identification of Prey in Mercury-Contaminared Speiders by PCR" (Honors)
Lizabeth Allison + Dan Cristol, Randolph Coleman, Mary Forsyth, Rowan Lockwood
- Paige Lee Roseman, "Development of a Novel Delay Discounting Task: Evaluation of Nicotinic Receptor Blockade" (Honors)
Joshua Burk + Pamela Hunt, John Griffin
- Maya Elyse Sapiurka, "The Effect of Increased cAMP on the firing rate of thermosensitive neurons in the preoptic and anterior regions of the hypothalamus" (Honors)
John Griffin + Randolph Coleman, Matthew Wawersik
- Sarah Baum, "The Cognitive Advantage of Percussive Auditory Information" (Honors)
Jeanine Stefanucci + Josh Burk, Randy Coleman
- Natasha Hakkal, "Potential Supplemental Choline Facilitates Extinction of Fear in Adolescent Rats" (Honors)
Pam Hunt + Randy Coleman, Christine Niehaus
- Michael Harper, "The Role of Notch Signaling in Neurotransmitter Phenotype Specification in Xenopus laevis" (Honors)
Margaret Saha + John Griffin, Christopher Del Negro, Mark Forsyth
- David Mangini, "Protein Kinase C Disrupts Signal Detection in an Attention-Demanding Task" (Honors)
Joshua Burk + Randy Coleman, Paul Kieffaber
- Dillon Niederhut, "Emotion and the perception of biological motion" (Honors)
Jeanine Stefanucci + Lee Kirkpatrick, Randy Coleman
- Jeremy Powers, "The Nucleotcytoplasmic Shuttling of Thyroid Hormone Receptor Alpha in Neuronal and Non-Neuronal Cell Lines" (Honors)
Lizabeth Allison + Paul Heideman, Randy Coleman, Sean Tarter
- Katherine Roberts, "A Word Game: Trends of Associative Processing in Individuals with Schizotypal Characteristics" (Honors)
Jennifer Stevens + Glenn Shean, Adam Potkay
- Jessica Sciver, "Practice Makes Perfect: An ERP Analysis of the Effects of Physical Practice on Cortical Signal As Evidenced by the N500" (Honors)
Jennifer Stevens + John Griffin, Randy Coleman
- Kellyn Lindsay Carrierfenster, "Specification of the GABAergic and glutamatergic neurotransmitter phenotypes in Xenopus laevis" (Honors)
Margaret Saha + John Griffin, Paul Heideman, Christopher Del Negro
- Terence Edward Imbery, "An Analysis of COX-2 Derived Prostaglandin E2 (PGE2) in the Alpha-1 and Alpha-2 Adrenoreceptor-Mediated Responses of Thermally Classified Neurons in the Anterior Hypothalamus" (Honors)
John Griffin + Lisa Landino, Randy Coleman
- Kathleen Elizabeth Altemose, "The Effects of Loss of Cortical Acetylcholine on Divided Attention in Rats" (Honors)
Josh Burk + Pam Hunt, Randy Coleman
- Erin Ambler Crowder, "Phosphatidylinositol 4,5-Biphosphate Regulates Inspiratory Burst Activity in the Neonatal Muse PreBotzinger Complex" (Honors)
Christopher Del Negro + John Griffin, Margaret Saha, Marc Sher
- Susannah Anderson, "Do Voice Characteristics Aid Word Memory? Speech Processing Models and Speaker Variation" (Honors)
Chris Ball + Jennifer Stevens, Chris Scales
- Eric Baker
Pamela Hunt + Josh Burk, Mark Forsyth
- Laura Hack, "The Effects of Leptin on the Firing Rates of Thermoregulatory Neurons in the Anterior Hypothalamus" (Honors)
John Griffin + Eric Bradley, Randy Coleman
- Shawna Kettyle, "Acute Effects of Light Exercise on Short-Term Memory Tasks in Older Adults" (Honors)
Jennifer Stevens + Robert Kohl, Marc Raphael
- Kristen Malkus, "Analysis of Potential Regulators of Glutamatergic and GABAergic Neural Differentiation" (Honors)
Margaret Saha + John Griffin, Lizabeth Allison, Randy Coleman
- Beth Pecora, "Thermoregulatory Projections to the Dorsomedial Hypothalmus" (Honors)
John Griffin + Paul Heideman, Randy Coleman
- Lindsay Young, "The Influence of Fatigue on Cognitive and Motor Performance" (Honors)
Jennifer Stevens + Michael Deschenes, Alan Goldman
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John Griffin + Lisa Anderson, Randy Coleman
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The trouble with this part of spring training is that for every hitter on your team who sends one over the equipment shed, there's a pitcher on your team who gave up one over the equipment shed.
Cincinnati treats Griffey the way New York treated DiMaggio and Boston treated Williams.
Josh Hamilton is not the next Darryl Strawberry. (Fingers crossed.)
Don't count on Homer Bailey before he's hatched.
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Kendrick likes to talk about real things. He does not waste time thinking about others taking shots at him.
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Lack of infrastructure at Mangalore Central rail station
The prolonged detention of some of the Mangalore-bound trains in the outer of the busy Mangalore Central railway station puts rail passengers to severe hardship, the Kasaragod District Social Organisation has said. The forum has submitted a memorandum to Union Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal, urging him to look into the issue.
In the memorandum, general secretary of the forum Mattummal Hassan said that some trains were made to halt outside the Netravati bridge, near Mangalore, for over an hour for want of track clearance at the saturated Mangalore station.
With just three platforms in use for passenger traffic, the Mangalore Central station, from where 36 train services operated everyday, was congested. The Railway authorities should take steps to reduce congestion, he said pointing out that a critically ill patient had died recently as he could not reach the hospital in time.
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Bristol, Indiana - A little recognition never hurts.
And when a few hundred competitors made up of Olympic medalists, collegiate athletes and regional champions roll into a town with a population of 1,600, the local media tends to take notice.
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Bristol, Indiana - Today marks the opening of Day Two at NRA's 2014 National Smallbore Rifle Metric Championships. The final day of the Metric Championships. The one filled with promise.
Promise for those who find themselves somewhere near the top of the leaderboard. Day One's events, Standing, Kneeling, and Prone, all shot with Metallic Sights, left some in better shape than others.
More on the sights from Day One at the NRA Smallbore Metric Championships ...
Bristol, Indiana - After a morning that offered nothing but sunny skies and a cool summer breeze, the heavens above the Wa Ke De' Rifle Range opened with a thunderous roar. Rain falling like splashing hammers from the sky, officials quickly called an end to the second Metric relay after two of the six scheduled rounds.
"An order to evacuate the range was given after the first lightning strike," explained Match Director Howard Moody. "The first and foremost concern of our championship is the safety of our shooters. We will continue if and when conditions improve."
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NRA Board Member Walt Walters was on site for the beginning of NRA's Smallbore Rifle Championships at the Wa Ke De' Rifle Range in Bristol. Here's his intro for the start of the Metric phase.
Bristol, Indiana -
Competitors began arriving about 8:00a.m. this morning to complete their in-processing for the NRA National Smallbore Rifle Metric 3-position championship. Sunday, July 13th was a practice day for these riflemen and women. An opportunity to hone their skills and sight-in their rifles for the competition which started today, Monday the 14th.
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Fairfax, Virginia – With the first shot ceremony behind us, the 2014 NRA National Rifle & Pistol Championships are officially underway. Considered the top shooting sports event in the country, this year's matches are expected to bring another summer of top level competition all with the help of title sponsor Remington. The matches, held July 7 through August 10 will be split between the legendary Camp Perry, Ohio, and Bristol, Indiana.
"Remington is one of the most trusted names in the shooting industry and has been involved with the National Rifle & Pistol Championships for a very long time. They are an excellent sponsor for our National Matches," said Director of NRA Competitive Shooting Dennis Willing. "Their title sponsorship, which began last year, shows their commitment to the shooting sports and will allow us to help the matches become more popular than ever before."
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Fort Benning, Georgia -
Not only were titles, medals and bragging rights on the line, but for Junior shooters in these events, the chance to represent the United States at the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) World Championship in Granada, Spain
was also up for grabs.
Garrett Spurgeon (Canton, Missouri) claimed yet another National Title today by winning the Junior Men's Air Rifle event.
Tim Sherry (Highlands Ranch. Colorado) once again claimed the silver and
Brandon Muske (Burton, Texas) won bronze.
Seems Spurgeon and Sherry are often atop the Junior Men's Rifle podiums together. The pair has been gold/silver and vice versa since earlier this year when Spurgeon won gold and Sherry won silver in Men's Three-Position Rifle at the
National Junior Olympic Shooting Championships (NJOSC). In Men's Air Rifle at NJOSC, Sherry instead would win the gold.
At this National Championships, Spurgeon also won the Junior Men's Three-Position Rifle title and silver in Junior Men's Prone. Sherry took silver in Junior Men's Three-Position Rifle and bronze in Junior Men's Prone.
More on USA Shooting's National Rifle Championships ...
Fairfax, Virginia - The 2014 Remington and NRA National Rifle & Pistol Championships are just a couple weeks away. Join another great summer of shooting sports at Camp Perry, Ohio and register for one or more of the matches online - right here.
The finest civilian and military marksmen in the United States, and the world, will square off for weeks of rifle and handgun competition while vying for the NRA's historic and prestigious trophies. From pistol, to smallbore rifle, high power rifle, and long range high power rifle, the national matches have something for just about everybody.
More on registering for the 2014 National Matches...
Murray, Kentucky - Following West Virginia University clinching their 16th NCAA Rifle national title, the most in the sport's history, the top rifle shooters in college sports gathered for the closing NRA banquet, where the 2014 NRA All-American teams were announced.
Started in 1936, the All-American award honors collegiate shooters in the rifle, pistol, and shotgun disciplines. Pistol All-Americans were announced simultaneously down at the NRA Intercollegiate Pistol Championships at Ft. Benning. Shotgun All-American awards were presented a couple weeks later at ACUI Clay Target Championships.
More on 2014's NRA All-Americans in rifle ...
I first read about Lauren Phillips in 2012. Back then she part of a spitfire quartet known as the West Seattle/Vashon Thunderbirds. Fresh off her team's NRA National Junior Sectional victory, she decided to start taking a more serious approach her shooting career.
Since then, she hit the road for matches in Fort Benning, Georgia, Anniston, Alabama, Camp Perry, Ohio and Colorado Springs, Colorado. What did that travel catalog get her? How about a scholarship to the University of Nebraska and a spot in the National Junior Olympic Shooting Championships.
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Mississippi Tornadoes and Severe Storms (DR-1360)
Incident period: February 16, 2001 to March 15, 2001
Major Disaster Declaration declared on February 23, 2001
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March 7, 2001
News Release
Tupelo, MS -- A mobile recovery center will begin touring some of Mississippi's tornado disaster counties Thursday to bring state and federal assistance information directly into neighborhoods raked by winter storms on Feb. 16 and 24. The mobile center, a satellite--equipped Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) bus, will be the sixth recovery center established in the field to advise residents on obtaining the aid they are eligible to receive.
March 5, 2001
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Tupelo, MS -- Free legal assistance with disaster-related problems will be available to low-income residents of Mississippi's declared counties to answer legal questions and help replace important documents lost in the Feb. 16th and 24th storms and tornadoes. Volunteer members of the Mississippi Bar Association Young Lawyers Division will be available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Help can be obtained by calling 1-800-682-6423.
March 1, 2001
News Release
Tupelo, MS -- Teams of community relations specialists will visit Mississippi's newly declared disaster counties beginning today to explain state and federal assistance programs to business and homeowners who suffered damage during the recent severe storm and tornadoes.
February 27, 2001
News Release
Washington, DC -- The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced today that federal disaster aid has been authorized for tornado victims in northern Mississippi under an amended major disaster declaration issued for the state by President Bush last Friday.
February 23, 2001
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Washington, DC -- Federal disaster aid has been made available for Mississippi families and communities victimized by tornadoes and other extreme weather that hit the state late last week, according to the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). FEMA Director Joe M. Allbaugh said President Bush authorized the assistance under a major disaster declaration issued for the state this morning. The declaration covers damage to private and public property from severe storms and tornadoes that occurred on February 16.
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Jump the shrimps in a very hot frying pan with a drop of oil, seize them, when they change color, to mid-cooking practically, thaw with quite a small little white wine. Add the chopped very finely parsley, of the chopped shallots, the bayleaf and, over, exactly before serving, the chopped onion and the peppercorns. Note: Recipe and description from gourmetrecipe.com Recipe and cooking video URL: http://www.gourmetrecipe.com/recipes/sauteed-shrimps-saute-shrimps
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Whit and Wisty Allgood, a witch and wizard with extraordinary abilities, have defeated the ruthless dictator who long overshadowed their world. But for the first time in their lives, the powerful brother and sister find themselves at odds as Wisty is drawn to a mysterious and magical stranger named Heath. Wisty has never felt as free as she does with Heath, especially when the two of them share and test their magic together. But when a merciless Wizard King from the mountains suddenly threatens war, Wisty must make an excruciating choice. Will she unite with Whit to fight the mounting dangers that could return their world to a tyrant's domain? Or will she trust the beautiful boy who has captured her heart? James Patterson's epic dystopian saga continues as the witch and wizard who have inspired countless imaginations must rally together before the world they fought to save collapses.
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Famed cartoonist Bill Watterson debuted the cover art for comics documentary, Stripped, recently. It is the first cartoon the artist has released publicly since retiring the Calvin And Hobbes comic strip in 1995.
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I came here for a respite between work trip and visit to family and it was the perfect decompression space for resting. Decor is a beautiful blend of old/original and sophisticated new touches. Every room was beautifully appointed and inviting; my guest room was cozy and immaculate. I loved the bathroom, the bed was heaven and the sofa and fireplace were perfect for doing a little work while relaxing. Jessica was welcoming and accommodating. I had everything I needed.
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Nothing, had a wonderful stay! I will absolutely stay here next time I'm in the area.
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Noisy airconditioner, minimalist meals, cramped room for our needs for the money paid
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Really great space, both indoors and outdoors. Great location. Cookies, tea, coffee always available. Really cool hotel.
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