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Mart's Bibio
A versatile Bibio pattern with a foam sheet wing
Traditionally, the end of April is Bibio time. Bibios (Hawthorn fly, or Bibio marci) are black flies that can be as big as 15 mm, and their most striking feature is a pair of long, dangling legs. Bibios fly and hover around hawthorn bushes and other vegetation, and are listed as terrestrials. They hatch from underground. Apparently they are clumsy, and awkward fliers. They often fall from streamside bushes and trees, or are blown into the water by the wind. And trout like them.
Lake Oostvoorne, a brackish, windswept lake on the Dutch coast, holds big rainbow trout. The lake is surrounded by bushes, and by the end of April the Bibio's are on the wing. Around that time it's a good idea to go to the upwind shore, and fish a Bibio. Until a few years ago, any black fly would work, but the last few years we noticed that on our lake a damp Bibio outfishes a high floating dry one. Mart's Bibio is the result of some experimenting with foam, hen hackle and black Angel Hair to produce a fly that does not quite float, but does not really sink, either. Here are the materials and the tying steps.
|dry fly, size 12
|8/0 Gudebrod black
|black superfine dubbing
|black (or brown) pheasant tail fibers
|1 mm packaging foam
|dubbed black Angel Hair
|Whiting hen, black
Tying instructions
- Take the thread to the of the hook, dub a body of about 60% of the hook shank
- Tie in two pheasant tail fibers on the left and right side of the fly. Traditionally, Bibio\'s have knotted legs, but these knots are a weak point, where the leg invariably breaks. So I don\'t bother, and tie in the fibers as is. I use two fibers left and right, and if one of these fibers breaks (these Oostvoorne rainbows can be rough on flies), I remove one of both fibers on the other side, too, in order to make the fly symmetrical again. Don\'t know if that makes any difference, but it somehow feels better.
- Clip a wing from the foam (mine are about 12 mm long and 3 mm wide, to end at the hook bend) and tie that in. Seen from below the fly looks like shown.
- Take a hen hackle, stroke the fibers back, and clip the tip off. The little triangle of fibers makes it easy to tie the hen hackle in.
- Tie the hackle in, shiny side up.
- Bibios have a relatively big thorax and head, and Angel Hair is a nice material to dub if you want to produce volume without adding much weight. and Angel Hair does not absorb water. Take 2 or 3 strands, and dub the Angel Hair to the thread.
- Build up a shaggy thorax/head area. If you dub the Angel Hair loose it will take floatant very well.
- Take the hackle, double it by folding the fibers back, and wrap it 4 to 5 times. Build a nice head and clip off the thread.
- Stroke the hackle fibers to the left and right, clip off any remaining fibers on the underside of the fly if you wish, and you\'re done.
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(Feb. 17, 2014) -- Monday, Feb. 17 is Presidents' Day, which many see as a day for stores to have big sales. Actually, since 1971, it is a day to honor U.S. presidents past and present.
Like The University of Texas at San Antonio, many schools and universities are open on the federal holiday. Observed on the third Monday in February, on this day financial markets, banks, courthouses, some schools, many city and county offices, and federal offices are closed. Additionally, U.S. mail is not delivered.
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LOL - you're setting the standard. Good. Here it is (or was, I think, until you changed it). Addai has been to a pro bowl (your original standard). Maroney has not. What I think of Addai's contributions last year are of no matter in the arguement. Addai wins.
So you apply a second standard - Scouts inc. - What is that, when the first method doesn't work, try a second??
And then we get to the third standard - your opinion. And I am the one who is disingenuous?
And how come you didn't bring up those other probowl players of the colts? Like Addai - did they not deserve it either while every other pat player did? Were you just hoping I wouldn't bring it up? Maybe you were applying standards 2 or 3 when you chose not to include them.
pretty selective arguing there Z. All in the name of imparitiality though, I am sure, right?
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|lacking in frankness, candor, or sincerity; falsely or hypocritically ingenuous; insincere: Her excuse was rather disingenuous.
Here is more of your doublespeak in this thread.
Z - And I am usually the one who says that Addai is the quality back that you keep cr@pping on.
Z - If Addai is so good, then why did Indy draft another RB this season??? Quick hint. He is over-rated and only made the probowl because of his Laundry.
And lets talk about Rob Morris. So a 4 year starter 60 of 62 games and then 9 starts in 06 including the playoff run is a bust? And you want to compare him to Klemm the 18 game career starter. Yep - apples to apples there.
Look if you want to apply opinions that our picks wouldn't start on other teams, I'd have to disagree. I could go down that list if you'd like, but why bother? The colts record over the past decade is one of the tops in the league. If our players were that bad (and I am not saying they are the best), how'd we manage the record we have?


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The World's Water: The Biennial Report on Freshwater Resources 2004-2005
November 16, 2004 // 11:00pm
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Peter H. Gleick launches his latest publication, and argues for U.S. leadership, both internationally and domestically, to address the world's water crisis.
Confronting the Crisis: Women and AIDS
November 10, 2004 // 8:00am — 10:00am
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Experts address women's particular vulnerability to HIV/AIDS, the disease's impact on family livelihoods, and women's role in prevention programs.
Islam, Gender, and Reproductive Health: Part 3 of 6
November 04, 2004 // 11:00pm
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At the third meeting in the Islam, Gender, and Reproductive Health series, Dr. Gruenbaum discusses community-based efforts to change attitudes toward female genital cutting in Sudan, and Dr. Inhorn focuses on the impact of Islamic teachings on the spread of infertility technologies.
Peacekeeping and Security Issues in West Africa: A West African Perspective
October 27, 2004 // 9:00am — 10:30am
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A discussion with four star general Lamine Cissé, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Republic of Senegal and current representative of the UN Secretary General to the Central Africa Region. General Cissé discussed the long-term challenges of regional insecurity in West Africa, and the role of regional actors in peacekeeping and stabilization operations. Ambassador Dane F. Smith, former U.S. Ambassador to Senegal, served as moderator. The full text of General Cissé's remarks is available for download.
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The PBS series Wide Angle, which seeks to reveal the "humanity behind the headlines," sent award-winning filmmakers Micah Fink and Andrew Young to Angola to look behind the HIV/AIDS pandemic and examine the role of the military in fighting this health crisis.
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Four years have passed since world leaders gathered at the United Nations to make a commitment to end extreme poverty by 2015, part of the Millennium Development Goals. Jan Vandemoortele assesses the progress.
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In 1972, The Limits to Growth created an international sensation by claiming that if trends in world population, industrialization, food production, and resource depletion did not drastically change, society would not only reach its carrying capacity, but also overshoot it and collapse. Co-author Dennis Meadows reviews the updated edition.
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DURHAM, N.H. – Veronique Archambault-Leger (Verdun, Quebec) of the University of New Hampshire ski team was one of 10 student-athletes named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District First Team, Women's At-Large Division on Thursday.
Archambault-Leger received this honor for the second consecutive season. She was voted to the 2009 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Third Team for the Women's At-Large University Division after being selected to the District 1 University Division First Team.
Archambault-Leger, recipient of UNH's 2010 Jim Urquhart Student-Athlete of the Year, truly epitomized the word student-athlete by excelling both in the classroom and on the ski slopes all four years as a UNH Wildcat. In her career, Archambault-Leger was a five-time All-American, four-time NCAA All-Academic Ski Team honoree and four time All-East selection who recorded 31 top-five finishes, including nine victories, in the Eastern carnival circuit. She served as captain in both her junior and senior seasons. Archambault-Leger's other career accolades included 2007 EISA Rookie of the Year, EISA slalom points champion in both '07 and '08 as well as giant slalom points champion in '07.
She finished with seven top-10 finishes during the 2010 EISA season, including first place in the slalom and third place in the giant slalom at the Eastern championships, and was UNH's top skier in five races. Archambault-Leger was particularly strong in the slalom, in which she raced to third place at both the Dartmouth and Vermont carnivals and did not finish lower than seventh at any carnival. She then raced to eighth place in the slalom at the NCAA championships to garner All-America accolades in her final race as a collegian. And she accomplished all that despite incurring three injuries during the year – a sprained thumb in the pre-season, a dislocated shoulder in the second week of the carnival season – she competed the following week and raced to third place in the slalom and ninth in the giant slalom – and a broken hand one week prior to the Eastern Championships.
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(ABC 6 NEWS) - The Fillmore County Relay For Life is this Friday. For many, it's a time to cheer on cancer survivors while remembering those who lost their battle. We talked with a local man who says he never realized the power of the relay until he was fighting for himself.
"It was the furthest thing from my mind," said Nathan Osmonson of Harmony.
At the age of 25, Nathan Osmonson's yearly routine checkup took an unexpected turn, with the discovery of a worrisome lump near his throat. "They had called and said that is was Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma," said Osmonson. Doctors diagnosed him with the most common form of thyroid cancer.
"A million things start going through your head, instantly you start thinking of the worst case scenario," he said.
Thankfully, Nathan's cancer was caught at an early stage. Mayo Clinic doctors were able to remove it entirely and there was no need for chemotherapy or radiation. Now Nathan's life threating experience can be found illustrated in a scrapbook. "It's definitely not fun, but it's worth fighting for," said Osmonson.
Worth fighting for is no doubt, the thought that will be on everyone's mind at Relay For Life in Fillmore County this Friday. "It warms your heart that you can feel like you are doing something to help his cause and all the many others that are survivors plus it's preventative care," said Sue Sikkink, Co-Chair of Fillmore County's Relay For Life.
They hope to raise $128,000 this year to go toward research for a cure. "Every little penny, every little dollar helps," said Sikkink.
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Ttmm After Time: Ultra Minimal Watch Face Designs for Smart Watches
Ttmm After Time: Ultra Minimal Watch Face Designs for Smart Watches
We shared a design by Albert Salamon a few years ago when we featured his futuristic clock app, Dominus Plus.
Albert has done it again—this time he's designed alternative watch faces for 144×168 pixel screens such as Pebble and Kreyos, smartphone companion watches.
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Nice one!
I would say that the features (preliminary) are standard. They are not the best, yet they don't suck, they are up to the standard that has been set by this time. SD-Card, MP3 etc. is no longer something new...people expect it in phones.
The 2 MP camera is still really good and if it is the quality that I'm used to (GX20) then I think this fone will be a hit.
I like the design. I must say that SHARP is sticking to some very basic marketing rules: Branding power and consistency. I mean this in a good way.
The phones don't look too different from each other, but yet there are simple changes and in this case (TM200) I like the sleekness and simple looks. The camera is well incorporated into the design, very symmetrical.
The screen this phone uses is "TFT", but with no indication to whether it is a CGS-TFT. I wonder why only the GX20 and GX30 (and TM100?) use it...does anyone know?
I am not quite sure where this phone will fit in... I guess it has been produced to give the same quality and features to GSM-only (With no Vodafone-UMTS) countries, where the V902SH and V802SH are not available. So it's a smart move, since many people desired the 902 and were quite disappointed when they found out they couldn't get it.
America and Australia, start partying ;)
I also hope that this phone is not Vodafone branded, and has a better scheduler in it. These great phones only loose points by not incorporating better managing and personal-assistant features.
Ok, well here you got my two cents. Everyone have a great day ;)
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Design looks ugly for Sharp... Although 2MP camera, I wouldn't buy it. Don't want to walk around with this thing that looks like a premature motorola
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lets hope it plays mpeg4 videos and its unlimited recording,full bluetooth and infrared
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North Carolina found themselves in a battle against Maryland on Saturday at College Park, but found a way to battle back and win 83-74.
Trailing a good portion of the game, Tyler Zeller and the Tar Heels seemed to wear down Maryland late in the game to move to 7-1 in the conference and 20-3 overall. Next up is Duke, and going into Saturdays game, the elements were there for this to be a trap game, which made the win and the way they gutted things out even more impressive.
Tyler Zeller was the rock again going for 22 points and 7 rebounds. After a sluggish start, John Henson finished with 17 points and 12 rebounds and it was a gimpy Harrison Barnes making all of the big shots down the stretch, finishing with 18 points. Once again, Kendall Marshall dished out the assists, finishing with 16 in his homecoming. Marshall is from nearby Dunfries, Virginia.
The Terps led throughout the second half until Barnes nailed a three pointer to put the Tar Heels up 59-57 with 9:22 left in the game. They never trailed again, though Maryland hung around, keeping it close. But it was Barnes again with 1:06 left in the game with a jump shot to put North Carolina up by 6.
Terrell Stoglin led the Terps with 20 points as they fall to 13-9 and 3-5 in the ACC.
We will have to keep our eyes on Harrison Barnes who came up gimpy again in this game. He was questionable going into the game with an ankle injury. He went 5-15 from the floor on Saturday and they will need him on Wednesday when they face the Blue Devils.
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The term companion weapon is used in historical European martial arts to refer to an item used in conjunction with the larger weapon in the non-sword hand while fencing with a rapier or sword. The popular companion weapon forms include:
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Photo By TONY GUTIERREZ/APPublic sentiment in Lubbock seems to favor Bob Knight, at least in one section of the crowd. A fan brought a sign to Tuesday's game between Texas Tech and Arkansas-Little Rock.
Photo By APTexas Tech coach Bob Knight, right, is seen lifting the chin of player Michael Prince during a time out in their game against Gardner-Webb on Monday.
In a timeout called after Prince made a mistake on the floor, Prince walked back to the team huddle with his head down when Knight appeared to make the player look at him by grabbing his chin. It appeared on camera that Knight might have slapped Prince.
It's the latest temper controversy in Knight's storied career.
"I have discussed this with Michael Prince, his parents and Coach Knight," Myers said in a release Tuesday. "Coach Knight did not slap Michael.
"Here is what happened: Michael came off the court with his head down and Coach Knight quickly lifted Michael's chin up and said, 'Hold your head up and don't worry about your mistakes. Just play the game.'
"In my opinion, Coach Knight did not do anything wrong."
But Knight does have a history of violent behavior toward his players, including his son Pat Knight, who played for his father at Indiana.
Knight only answered one question after Monday night's win over Gardner-Webb before storming off before answering questions of the incident with Prince.


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Guide to the Erasmus Club Records, 1926-1986
The Erasmus Club was a campus literary society which organized in 1926 for the encouragement of study and research in language and literature, and later, the humanities in general.
The collection contains minutes, correspondence, memoranda, students' essays, financial records, announcements and other material. It ranges in date from 1926-1986.
Descriptive Summary
- Repository
- University Archives, Duke University
- Creator
- Duke University. Erasmus Club.
- Title
- Erasmus Club records 1926-1986
- Language of Material
- English
- Extent
- 1.5 Linear Feet, approx. 1,000 Items
- Location
- For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
Collection Overview
The collection includes minutes, correspondence, memoranda, students' essays, financial records, announcements and other material. There are scattered lists of speakers and topics, of joint meetings with the faculty of UNC, and of papers submitted. The minutes for the period of 1926-1938 are in a bound volume which also includes correspondence, notes and newspaper clippings. Minutes for 1938-1960 are loose and arranged chronologically by academic year, although there are some gaps. Scattered minutes for later years can be found in the Secretary's files. Student essays submitted for the prize make up half the collection. Where known, the winning entry and runner-up are arranged chronologically. The remainder are arranged alphabetically by the author's last name. The material ranges in date from 1926-1986.
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Access Restrictions
Researchers must register and agree to copyright and privacy laws before using this collection.
Collection is open for research.
In off-site storage; 48 hours advance notice is required for use.
Use Restrictions
Copyright for Official University records is held by Duke University; all other copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Contents of the Collection
Historical Note
The Erasmus Club was a campus literary society which organized in 1926 for the encouragement of study and research in language and literature, and later, the humanities in general. It was sometimes called the Erasmus Philology Club. Membership was open to faculty members and to those recommended by faculty. The club sponsored readings and other presentations and usually met annually with the Philological Club of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Beginning in 1943, the Erasmus Club awarded a prize for the best undergraduate essay in the humanities. Winners included Reynolds Price (1954) and Fred Chappell (1961). The Club was dissolved in 1986 due to a lack of interest.
Subject Headings
Related Material
- Columbian and Hesperian Literary Society Records (Duke University Archives)
- Faculty Reference Collection (Duke University Archives)
- Faculty Records (Duke University Archives)
- Faculty Club Records (Duke University Archives)
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Erasmus Club Records, Duke University Archives, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
The Erasmus Club Records were received by the University Archives as a transfer in 1964 and 1982.
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Processed by Archives Staff, March 2007
Encoded by Kimberly Sims, January 2008
Accessions A64-170 and A82-4 were merged into one collection, described in this finding aid.
Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and our local Style Guide.
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In my last pioneering project we built a simple swing
In this instructable we're going to use exactly the same knots, numbers of poles and methods to build a monkey bridge. Like the last one we're using the same tree and concreted metal fence posts to anchor. You could use three-two-ones however to anchor it down.
You will need:
Six poles (3.5+) in length
Rope - we used numerous lengths:
- 6x6 foot lengths for lashings.
- 3x loooonnnngggg lengths for the handrails and one thick bit for walking on
- lots of small 2.5-3ft lengths to join the foot rail to the hand rails.
Step 1: Prototyping
Step 2: Laying out the A-Frames & lashing
Step 3: Roping the hand holds and footrail
Hand holds are loosely tied to the top of the a-frames using something simple like a cloves hitch. These can be tightened later, especially if you have a handy ladder.
The foot rope just lays on the a-frame. This has to be very tight so it's the last to be lashed.
Step 4: Tightening up and A-frame position
It's important to make sure that the a-frames are at an angle leaning towards your anchors. When we stress the foot rope this'll pull them up, but they shouldn't be totally vertical as seen below.
The foot rope has to be tight. When you step on it, it's going to sag, so you need it VERY tight.
At my council camp in Arkansas we have had amazing results with them. they are easier to install in the ground because you don't have to use as long steaks. for that same reason they are easier to pull up.
but they have tremendous strength.
I have always taken a bit of manila rope and spliced it into a ring for the grommet. I always used the thickest piece I had access to, or doubled them up if all I had was 3/4" rope.
This link is to a step by step procedure with materials and instructions for building a very stable Double A-Frame Monkey Bridge. It's the Real Deal!
To further illustrate the process, here's a link to some photographs with explanations of Scouts building these bridges.


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March 17, 2004 4:01 PM PST
Windows XP service pack gets face-lift
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The Release Candidate 1 (RC1) version of Service Pack 2 (SP2) for Windows XP includes several significant changes from the test version released last year. RC1 versions of software releases are typically bridges between the beta and the final release, incorporating changes based on tester feedback. The final version of SP2 is set for release in the second quarter of this year.
Service packs are roundups of bug fixes and product updates Microsoft periodically releases for major products.
The new version of SP2 is available now to registered Microsoft testers and will later be given broader release through the company's TechNet and Microsoft Developer Network sites.
The biggest change in RC1 is the addition of Windows Security Center, a new tool that simplifies access to security settings in various Windows components, said Greg Sullivan, lead product manager for Microsoft's Windows division. Instead of having to root through separate "preferences" menus for Internet Explorer, network connections, Windows Update and other tools, Windows Security Center will allow XP users to manage everything from one place.
"The challenge we're addressing is that today in Windows, if you want to manage the various security settings, there are a bunch of places to go...and it's not always immediately apparent to even a sophisticated user where those places are," Sullivan said. "There's technology in Windows that would protect folks, but we haven't done a good enough job of making it obvious,"
RC1 also expands the use of a new tool to block pop-up ads in the IE Web browser. Based on positive user feedback, the pop-up blocker will now be turned on by default, except for a company's intranet sites, Sullivan said.
RC1 includes enhancements to the Windows Update service that are intended to make it easier to automatically install critical updates to the operating system.
"This is partly in response to some of the high-profile exploits that happened last fall," Sullivan said. "We want to make it easier for folks to get to that state of shields up."
Microsoft also is launching a Technical Preview Program to enable information technology managers to test SP2 in their corporate environments. RC1 will be available through the new program, starting Friday.
Plans for Windows XP after the final release of SP2 have been clouded in recent weeks by suggestions that Microsoft may release an interim version of Windows, tentatively dubbed "Windows XP Reloaded," to bridge the growing gap between XP and the long-awaited Longhorn operating system.
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- Looks like Microsoft is taking some good baby steps to help make security administration easier for the non-technical user.
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- It would be nice to see what the Windows Security Center is all about. From what I read, it appears to be another way of organizing settings. Just that.
Personally, I think there are two paths that should be followed. First, continue improving the quality of Windows' code. I guess some fundamental progress could be made, especially on the "buffer overflow" front. Apparently, it is all about programmming culture to secure buffers. Secondly, Microsoft should think into securing Windows with an incorporated firewall. Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying it has to bundle software again and be sued once more for including software that takes competition out. It's a simple thing to do: close ports, unless they should be explicitly open.
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By Kathryn G. Menu
Just days after the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) closed shell fishing in Sag Harbor Cove and Upper Sag Harbor Cove, Simon Harrison was approved by the village board to raise oysters on a fixed village dock next to the Breakwater Yacht Club on Bay Street.
Harrison, owner of Simon Harrison Real Estate on Long Wharf, said this is a program he hopes will continue to benefit water quality around the village and become a part of a larger effort to educate people about the crisis local waters currently face.
Harrison earned the support of the village Harbor Committee on Monday night before gaining approval from the Sag Harbor Village Board Tuesday night.
Harrison has been working with the Southold Project in Aquaculture (SPAT) through the Sag Harbor Oyster Club — founded in 2009 — to raise the oysters underneath the village's Bay Street dock, formally the Mobil pier. This will be his second year using that location.
The oysters are harvested and released into Sag Harbor before they are large enough to be considered marketable, and therefore, poachable. The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) prohibits shell fishing between the bridge and the breakwater because of water quality concerns.
Harrison obtains his oyster spat, or seeds, from the SPAT program on the North Fork and releases the full harvest back into Sag Harbor.
"The whole point is to release the oysters so they reproduce and clean our water," said Harrison.
Oysters act as natural filters, consuming algae and filtering as much as two gallons of water per hour. With the introduction of an oyster reef or garden, bay grasses thrive, which in turn increases oxygen levels in the water, preventing erosion and creating habitats for marine life.
Harrison has between 5,000 and 6,000 oysters at his location, which will be released before reaching maturity.
Harrison noted a number of waterfront homeowners, including those in the oyster club, have dedicated themselves to raising oysters for these very reasons, with those in the coves facing challenges last season when those waterways experienced a harmful red tide algae bloom for the first time.
Last week the DEC announced that as of sunrise on Friday, May 10, both Sag Harbor Cove and the Upper Cove would be closed to shell fishing as a result of the discovery of a marine biotoxin. The harvest of both shellfish and carnivorous gastropods, like whelks, conch and moon snails, is prohibited by the DEC on a temporary basis until further notice. According to the DEC, carnivorous gastropods feed on shellfish and may accumulate biotoxins at levels that are hazardous to human health.
The impacted area includes about 490 acres — all areas of the cove and its tributaries lying westerly of the northbound lanes of the Lance Corporal Haerter Veterans Memorial Bridge.
The DEC made the decision after shellfish collected in the cove tested positive for saxitoxin, a biotoxin that can cause paralytic shellfish poisoning.
According to a DEC statement, the agency will test the coves on a weekly basis and once three consecutive tests have shown no traces of the biotoxin, the area will be re-opened to shell fishing.
Oysters are filter feeders, meaning once the algae bloom dissipates the shellfish will filter the toxin out of its flesh and become safe for consumption again over time.
The DEC is maintaining an updated recording regarding the shellfish closure, which can be heard at 444-0480.
It's closures like these that worry Harrison, who believes the community should be rallying around the issue of water quality. To that end, Harrison said he would like to work with local government officials and community members on creating a local guide about waterfront protection similar to Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod's guides through the publication "Island Pages."
Based on a publication from Puget Sound, the 50-page manual is envisioned as being one distributed to every household with the goal that it becomes a go-to family guide for everything related to water quality from ecological lawn care to non-toxic bottom paints for boats to general best practices as homeowners living on the waterfront.
Harrison has permission to use the "Island Pages" format, he said, and is looking for partners in the initiative.
"I like everything you are doing," said Harbor Committee chairman Bruce Tait on Monday. The board said it would review the Island Pages idea to see what kind of help it can offer Harrison.
In other Harbor Committee news, the board held a discussion with attorney Dennis Downes over a proposal by his client, Todd Rome, to build a modular home, new pool and deck at his Terry Drive property.
That project earned a pyramid variance from the Sag Harbor Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) earlier this spring.
Downes said in addition to building the modular home and deck on the narrow lot, a pool was also proposed. A 15-foot vegetative buffer is proposed to the beach grass, said Downes, which is 10-feet less than the minimum requirements under the village code.
Downes argued this is technically not a wetlands buffer as the closest wetlands would be in the water off the beach. He added no other houses in the neighborhood have vegetative buffers.
"But they will have to have a buffer when they rebuild," said Tait.
The village's environmental planning consultant Richard Warren added that the code actually requires 75-feet of buffer but on undersized lots the committee has the ability to reduce that to 25-feet.
He added if the pool was reconfigured more buffer space could be accommodated.
"We are talking about giving them relief for accessory structures," said Warren. "I don't sit up there. I don't vote. But I think you have to think about that."
Tait said he would like to see a revision that presents an "honest effort" at trying to create a 25-foot vegetative buffer.
Lastly, Madeline and David Haver and Loren Taggart were approved for a fixed and floated dock at their Redwood Road home, although the permit is conditional on an approved planting plan by the committee.


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How to Make Focaccia Bread, Rosemary Focaccia Bread Recipe Recipe | Simply Recipes
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I like this blog a lot too. You might also like 101 cookbooks- it's vegetarian but the recipes I've made are uniformly wonderful. Try the asparagus pesto (if you like asparagus) and there's a chocolate torte with a whole wheat crust that's just amazing. The leftover crust bits make fab. cookies too....
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I subscribe to 101 Cookbooks - not bad. I like Epicurious (haven't tried it yet but scallops in asparagus sauce sounds too interesting not to try) and Simply Recipes as well. The rest of my cooking blogs are baking oriented.
Oh, and you should check out Cake Wrecks - no recipes but it's hysterically funny.
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Speaking of 101 Cookbooks, she had this one up this morning: Rosemary Olive Oil Cake Recipe - 101 Cookbooks
Something about that intrigues me. I gotta try it!
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I am making a simulacrum of this this morning.
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I mixed chopped rosemary and dried onion in the dough, then brushed EVOO, cracked black pepper, sea salt, minced garlic, and parmesan cheese on top after punching the holes.
It is almost like a cracker, but tastes great. No EVOO needed for dipping.
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Man, that looks good! Awesome!
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The black eyed peas and pork roast I did after the bread came out superb! If I had tomorrow off, I would do some beef jerky on this burn, but I have to work.
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Cervical dystonia. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
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http://www.cmdg.org/Movement%5F/dystonia/dystonia.htm. Accessed July 11, 2013.
Dystonias fact sheet. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke website. Available at:
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/dystonias/detail%5Fdystonias.htm#221673257http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/dystonias/detail%5Fdystonias.htm#221673257. Updated July 2, 2013. Accessed July 11, 2013.
Gaenslen A. Transcranial sonography in dystonia.
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1. Set the Tabletop
Construct your table in four phases, beginning with the tabletop. Lay the five wide slats on top of the two tabletop brace beams (see step 1 above) on your flat work surface, leaving about a screw's-width gap between each slat to allow for drainage. The brace beams should be positioned one and a half inches from the ends of the slats on both sides, but flush to the long sides of the slats. Use your speed square to ensure that each slat is perfectly perpendicular to the brace beams before attaching. Screw the slats to the brace beams one at a time, using three screws on each end of the slat. Place the outer screws one inch from the edges of each slat, and also place one screw directly in the middle of each slat (see step 4 on next page).
2. Give It Legs
Next, you'll construct your table's two identical leg structures.
1) Start by laying two legs on your work surface, slanting upward toward one another in an "A" shape. Leave a six-inch gap between the inner edges of the tops of the two legs so that they will align with the tabletop's slats.
2) Mark a spot 15 inches from the bottom of each leg on its inner edge and lay the bench brace beam across the two legs at that spot, beveled corners facing down (see step 2 above).
3) Make sure that the brace beam is centered on the legs, and use your speed square to ensure that the brace beam is level—it should create angles on the legs equal to those at the ends of the legs (60 degrees and 120 degrees).
4) Drill three screws through the brace beam into each of the two legs. Repeat the process for the opposite set of legs, maintaining an acute level of precision—two identical leg sets are the most important factors for a wobble-free picnic.


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Has FCC chairman Julius Genachowski changed his mind on the acceptability of data caps? As far back as 2010 he defended the idea of wireline ISPs using broadband usage caps as part of the network neutrality order and did so again in May at The Cable Show when he reiterated the position. The chairman has said he doesn't mind the caps and is in favor of ISPs having the opportunity to experiment with different business models, but last night at a Silicon valley event it seemed like his mind has changed.
When asked about the impact of data caps on broadband innovation by my colleague Janko Roettgers and how his thinking had evolved on the topic, the chairman said he was concerned about data caps. He added, "Anything that depresses broadband usage is something that we need to be really concerned about." And he further said, "We should all…
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My one-day workshops cover every aspect of craft from voice to plotting to revision and marketing. If you're a beginner or just looking for that final polish, my combination of lecture, exercises and hands on training will sharpen up your skills and give you the tools you need.
I offer a complete line edit and detailed overview of your work for a very competitive fee. All genres of writing are welcome.
Comprehensive, easy-to-understand 10-week writing course.
About me
Joyce Sweeney is the author of fourteen Books for young adults.
Her first novel, Center Line won the First Annual Delacorte Press Prize for an Oustanding Young Adult Novel.
Many of her books appear on the American Library Association's Best Books List and Quick Picks for Reluctant Readers.
Her novel Shadow won the Nevada State Reading Award in 1997. Her novel Players was chosen by Booklist as a Top Ten Sports Book and by Working Mother magazine as a Top Ten for Tweens.
Her current novel, Headlock (Holt 2006), won a Silver Medal in the 2006 Florida Book Awards and was chosen by the American Library Association as a Quick Pick for Reluctant Readers.
Joyce also writes shorts stories and poetry- Her first chapbook, Impermanence, was published in 2008 by Finishing Line Press.
Joyce conducts three ongoing workshops in creative writing which have so far produced 40 published authors.
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Eco-toilets help save hippos and birds in KenyaJeremy Hance
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The common hippo (this one in Botswana) is considered Vulnerable to extinction. Photo by: Tiffany Roufs.
With extreme population and land pressures in the region, people have moved into the Dunga Wetlands to exploit its rich, though quickly exhaustible, soils for agriculture. However the resulting habitat loss has hurt many native species, besides the common hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius), which is listed as Vulnerable by the IUCN Red List, the wetlands are also home to the sitatunga (Tragelaphus spekii) and the spotted-necked otter (Lutra maculicollis). In addition the Dunga Wetlands are listed as an International Bird Area (IBA), including sporting populations of the papyrus gonolek (Laniarius mufumbiri), listed as Near Threatened, and the papyrus yellow warbler (Chloropeta gracilirostris), listed as Vulnerable, and a number of other key African wetland birds. Eco-san toilets are being used to stem the destruction of further habitat.
The toilets collect and mix human waste with ash. After several months have passed the waste can be safely used as a fertilizer for crops, allowing the villagers to grow more crops without having to convert further wetlands. Furthermore eco-san toilets are also called "dry toilets" as they require no water to work.
According to CREE a local farmer in the area was able to triple his output of tomatoes every three months, in addition to now growing three sacks of cowpeas, three sacks of kale, and 500 onions over the same time period. Another farmer doubled his output of kale, allowing him to sell much of it, and was able to fertilize his land without depending on livestock.
But how easy is it to change one our most private habits: the way we use the toilet?
Mama Teri, first owner of an eco-san toilet in the Dunga Wetlands. Photo courtesy of Mike Skuja.
"All projects are led by local people, and in Kenya for instance, our Project Manager has lived in the community his whole life. So our solutions to development come from respected leaders within the community itself, and thus have good support from the community because its not an idea imposed from the outside," Skuja says. "The result is success, often with few financial resources, because it is an idea the community genuinely believes is best for them."
The eco-san toilets have also helped to alleviate human-hippo conflict, which occurs when hippos raid villagers' crops for food. The new toilets mean less habitat loss, and therefore more natural vegetation for hungry hippos.
While the area is home to abundant wildlife, Skuja said CREE did not consider eco-tourism a viable cure-all simply because it is "too fickle" and only provides "sporadic income."
"[Eco-tourism] is dependent on the global economy," says Skuja. "The crops are more regular. Eco-tourism is always touted as a solution to all socio-economic ills and it's not, it's a small part of a larger development package."
According to its website, CREE "focuses solely on the relationship between poverty alleviation and environmental conservation as its principal concern and driving force."
Skuja says that environmental protection and economic betterment of the world's poor should not be seen as opposing goals, but that poverty often drives unsustainable use of local environments.
"To us the philosophical debate on whether the two [economy and environment] are at odds or hard to address simultaneously is irrelevant because if you don't address livelihoods concerns at the ground level the environment will suffer. This is fact and not theory. Our challenge is to create realistic alternatives that communities can buy into and profit from while maintaining ecological sustainability. To do this we look not only to the economics but to whether an idea is feasible and culturally appropriate."
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Beaverville, Illinois
Iroquois County's location in Illinois
|Coordinates: 40°57′16″N 87°39′16″W / 40.95444°N 87.65444°WCoordinates: 40°57′16″N 87°39′16″W / 40.95444°N 87.65444°W
|United States
|• Total
|0.27 sq mi (0.7 km2)
|• Land
|0.26 sq mi (0.7 km2)
|• Water
|0.00 sq mi (0.0 km2)
|676 ft (206 m)
|Population (2000)
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Beaverville (formerly St. Marye) is a village in Beaverville Township, Iroquois County, Illinois, United States. The population was 391 at the 2000 census.
The legend of the founding of St. Marie says that thirty-two families from the area of Montreal, Canada, mostly newlywed or single came up the St. Lawrence River in search of farmland on the prairie. They traveled across the Great Lakes and stopped at Fort Dearborn (Chicago). Then they pushed south through the swamps and frontier until they reached what is now Beaverville. The settlement in 1851 was led by Francise Besse, who became a general merchant. The group consisted of families with names such as Fortin, Dionne, Boudreau, Benoit, Nourie, Lafond, and at least six Arseneau families. They settled here because of the good land and the many creeks. In 1905, the village name, St. Marie, was changed to Beaverville, when the village founders realized that there was another town in Illinois named St. Mary.[2]
The town's current name was inspired by the profusion of beavers in the area in the early 19th century, when Beaver Lake right across the border in Indiana still existed.
The Cathedral of the Cornfields[edit]
Beaverville is home to St. Mary's Catholic Church, known as the "Prairie Cathedral" or the "Cathedral of the Cornfields." Built in 1909, the structure is recorded in the National Register of Historic Places, and is large enough that its red, clay-tile roof can be seen from several miles away.
Beaverville is located at 40°57′16″N 87°39′14″W / 40.95444°N 87.65389°W (40.954567, -87.654016).[3]
According to the 2010 census, the village has a total area of 0.27 square miles (0.70 km2), all land.[4]
As of the census[5] of 2000, there were 391 people, 151 households, and 104 families residing in the village. The population density was 1,491.4 people per square mile (580.6/km²). There were 162 housing units at an average density of 617.9 per square mile (240.6/km²). The racial makeup of the village was 99.23% White, 0.26% Asian, 0.26% from other races, and 0.26% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.51% of the population.
There were 151 households out of which 29.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 51.7% were married couples living together, 10.6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 31.1% were non-families. 25.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 17.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.59 and the average family size was 3.05.
In the village the population was spread out with 27.6% under the age of 18, 8.2% from 18 to 24, 23.5% from 25 to 44, 21.5% from 45 to 64, and 19.2% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females there were 96.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 87.4 males.
The median income for a household in the village was $30,833, and the median income for a family was $34,821. Males had a median income of $31,667 versus $19,792 for females. The per capita income for the village was $13,707. About 6.3% of families and 9.7% of the population were below the poverty line, including 7.8% of those under age 18 and 14.5% of those age 65 or over.
- ^ "Beaverville". Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey. Retrieved 2010-10-15.
- ^ http://users.egix.net/keynet/stmarys/page5.html
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "Places: Illinois". 2010 Census Gazetteer Files. United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2012-10-13.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.


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Tarleton State University Libraries
Unit 6
are print publications that provide citations and abstracts (brief non-evaluative summaries) of articles, books, and other items published within a given year (or range of years).
Periodical abstracts are usually subject specific. Examples of periodicals abstracts are
Dissertations Abstracts International
Chemical Abstracts
, and
Sociological Abstracts
While some databases offer citations, abstracts, or full-text articles published prior to the 1990s, many do not. Therefore, periodical abstracts, which have existed much longer than databases, are used to locate older material. Also, reading an article 's abstract offers an efficient way for researchers to determine the article's potential usefulness.
Each periodical abstract has an introduction/preface that explains how the entries are arranged, usage techniques, and what information the entries contain. Since entries in different periodical abstracts will not look the same and may not give the same types of information, reading the introductory materials will help you use this tool efficiently and make better use of your research time.
Each issue of a periodical abstract is arranged by main subjects and then by subsets of these subjects. In addition, it may have separate main sections. For example,
Chemical Abstracts
contains abstracts arranged in two major sections with several main subjects and multiple subsets of these subjects:
Biochemistry (pharmacology, biochemical genetics, etc.) and
Organic Chemistry (general organic, physical organic, alkaloids, etc.).
Consulting the table of contents will help you locate the desired major section. Then scanning the headings that indicate subjects and subsets will lead to a list of citations. Many periodical abstracts also include author and/or subject indices to help researchers locate relevant citations.
Example Entry:
To illustrate what a periodical abstract entry might look like, the following example was taken from the February 2000
Sociological Abstracts
Espiritu. Yen Le
(U California San Diego, La Jolla),
Disciplines Unbound: Notes on Sociology and Ethnic Studies
Contemporary Sociology
, 1999, 28, 5, Sept. 510-514.
Sociology's historical commitment to issues of social inequality, power, & collective action is traced, maintaining that postwar scientization of sociology rooted in positivist epistemologies moved it away from social activism. It is contended that sociological research on power, conflict, & inequality largely neglects or subordinates races as a basis axis of US social organization. When 1960s upheavals accentuated the urgency of race relations, sociological research incorporated race as a component of broader social relationships, especially class, rather than as a central theoretical concept. Ethnic studies' focus on the complex roles played by race & ethnicity in social relations resulted in new data on social power, institutions, & identities. The evolution of ethnic studies scholarship is delineated, highlighting its emphasis on multidisciplinary work, its recent influence on sociological studies, & the need to develop a sustained dialogue with sociology. 22 References. J. Lindroth
The pieces of this entry provide the following information:
Accession Number
(This a unique identification number assigned by the periodical abstract's editors, which is used in cross-references and the indices.)
Author's Name
Yen le Espiritu
Author's Affiliation
U California San Diego, La Jolla
Article Title
"Disciplines Unbound: Notes on Sociology and Ethnic Studies"
Periodical Title
Contemporary Sociology
Often periodical titles are abbreviated in the citations. If so, the periodical abstract will have a key that lists the abbreviations and the corresponding full titles. In this case, the full title is given.
Publishing Info
1999, 28, 5, Sept. 510-514
Shows the year of publication, the periodical's volume number & issue number, the publication date, and the article's page number. If the date is abbreviated, the periodical abstract will have a key that shows what the abbreviations mean.
Number of References in the Article's Bibliography
(shortened here to save space)
Sociology's historical commitment to issues of social inequality, power, & collective action is traced, maintaining that postwar scientization of sociology rooted in positivist epistemologies moved it away from social activism. . . . The evolution of ethnic studies scholarship is delineated, highlighting its emphasis on multidisciplinary work, its recent influence on sociological studies, & the need to develop a sustained dialogue with sociology. 22 References.
Abstractor Attribution
J. Lindroth
The next step would be to locate the September 1999 issue of
Contemporary Sociology
, find page 510, and read the article. How to locate periodicals using article citation information is explained later in this unit.
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Welcome to the Laurelton-Pardee Intermediate School Website.
Dear Laurelton-Pardee Community:
Welcome to the start of the 2014-2015 school year. It is sure to be a great year of learning and growing here at LP. Our entire staff is excited to welcome our new students and to say hi to our returning fourth and fifth graders.
On the opening day of school, all students will join me for a presentation with our school counselor, Ms. McAllister. We will review our Laurelton Essential Agreements. You can see them below. We will explain each one and ask the students to brainstorm what acting out each essential agreement looks like. We hope this will set the tone for high behavioral expectations for the year. Ms. McAllister will also review our bullying protocol and educate the students on how to seek help if they are being bullied.
Finally, as a way of communicating, we have created a Laurelton-Pardee Twitter Account. Please follow us @LaureltonPardee for school updates.
I am looking forward to being a partner in your child's education. When you are in school the first few weeks, be sure to stop in to say hello. Let's make it a great year!
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a sense of understanding and compassion for others, and the courage to act on their beliefs.
We will provide challenging programs that promote and measure growth
in order to ensure that our students become successful members of a global community.
This year we will be implementing school essential agreements. These agreements will guide our students respectful actions in all areas of our school building. Students will review these agreements with their teachers and classmates working to identify actions that will align their behavior with these expectations. Please take a moment to discuss these school expectations with your child.
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Dancing With The Stars
Cheryl Burke Injures Thigh During DWTS Classical Week
Enough about Kirstie Alley's shoe for a minute. While Kirstie was stealing the spotlight (again), Dancing with the Stars pro Cheryl Burke was actually in pain.
As she explains to People magazine, while she was dancing the Paso Doble with her celeb partner Chris Jericho, she "felt something rip" in the upper inner thigh and groin region of her left leg. After the show, Cheryl was treated by medics, who gave her an icepack.
"There was a move where I get down quickly," Cheryl told People about her Week 4 routine. "It bothered me [in rehearsals], but not like this. Now that the adrenaline of the live show is wearing off I'm feeling the pain a bit more."
Feel better soon, Cheryl! And good for you for powering through the pain without making a big to-do about it. That's a real pro!
Source: People
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Ben Affleck and Kathryn Bigelow snubbed? Find out inside. »»
Brendan delivers his top 10. See if his selections include some of your favorites of the year. »»
Solid but unfulfilling adaptation of France's finest novel »»
After breaking parole, Jean Valjean is tracked by the ruthless policeman Javert. Valjean finds redemption in his love and care of the child Cosette. But Javert continues his unrelenting hunt for Valjean. Starring Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne »»
The ceremony airs live on NBC, Sunday, January 13. »»
Anne Hathaway really sells her character and situation and it's a lot of fun seeing Cary Elwes go from being the Princess Bride to playing the villain this time. »»
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Chaldean Patriarchate of Babylon Pontifical Babel College For Philosophy and Theology
Arabic Version
Institution of Christian Education (Arabic)
The Pontifical Babel College for Philosophy and Theology was founded in 1991, by a decree of Hid Beatitude Mar Raphael I Bidawid, in agreement with the Chaldean Synod. It is situated in Baghdad, Dora, El-Mekaniek, next to St. Peter Chaldean Seminary.
Its aim is to provide a higher scientific education for priest-students, monks, nuns and interested lay people. In the Middle Esat, and especially in Iraq. The Pontifical Babel College have developed a method of work in ecumenical openness for the Eastern Churches traditions, in the context of the Mesopotamian Civilizations, and tries to present modern outlooks for the present day, but on the basis of sound scientific Bible studies and traditional theology, with specialization in the different fields of interest (Philosophy, Liturgy, Canon-law………)
The Pontifical Babel College was recognized and affiliated with the Pontifical Urbanian University, Rome, Italy in 1997, on an experimental basis for 5 years since November 15, 2000.
The Pontifical Babel College is also a member of the Association of Theological institutes of the Middle East, which has a center in Lebanon in Sayyidat Umn en-Nour convent, since 1994.
The College also is affiliated with the Antakia Art Institute ( Lebanon) which organizes conferences about Syrian Traditions and Folklore. This a part of a general agreement with the H. spirit University of Kaslik (Lebanon), on cooperation and exchange of teachers and experiences between the two institutions.
Address: Al Dora-Hay Zubayda (Mahallah 860 – Zuqaq 38 Mabna 1)
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Kira (Green Blob Edition)
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Soon, Yak404 and I will be hosting our very own Kira game.
It will be very different.
Here's a few changes (Not all)
-Users will need to SIGN A NAME in order to execute someone. ( No more random executions since it's risky!)
-Politicians can vote for an execution anonymously (without signing a name). (Only 1 politician per execution)
-Detectives can find to who a name is owned by. (He will need the name first) once a week. (Kira can use this to his advantage, and Detectives can use this to jack people's names when signing.)
-The Kiras will have NO SPECIAL POWER(Apart from the deathnote). They will have to rely on detectives and gain their trust. ( Kira will need some serious lying skills)
- Kiras can post as an L once a week, and can post when no game hosts are online.
(oohh mischeif. Ls can use it to spot who Kira is though.)
-Ls can only post when a Game host is online.
-Theifs can steal people's ID's to learn the name and username of that ID. (Not their class) (There won't be more than 2 of these)
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New York, NY (PRWEB) May 07, 2014
Nonprofit organizations Mission: VALOR and Hope For The Warriors® announce their new partnership to combat veteran unemployment. The alliance will use both existing resources as well as develop new joint programs to expand career opportunities for troops, veterans, families, and caregivers. The mission of Hope For The Warriors® is to enhance the quality of life for post-9/11 service members, their families, and families of the fallen who have sustained physical and psychological wounds in the line of duty.
"We are very excited to begin collaborating with our partner-in-mission," said MSgt Brian Schiller, USMCR (Ret.), Senior Director of Career Transition & Education with Hope For The Warriors®. "Our joint efforts will give each organization the opportunity to achieve new heights in our program work."
"It is an honor to partner with Hope For The Warriors®," said C. Blake Powers, CEO of Mission: VALOR. "Together, we can do so much more to help our veterans and their families get not just jobs, but successful and rewarding careers. The synergy that exists between our two organizations is not limited to one field or one location, and will only grow as we work together to meet the challenges of helping those who have done and given so much."
About the Nonprofits:
Mission: VALOR is a new non-profit focused on bridging the gaps in veteran employment through practical solutions. Their primary focus is on providing internships, practicums, and mentors to veterans and family members so that they can gain the experience desired by employers and make informed career decisions. Their flagship area of focus is being launched in New York City and once tested and refined, will be expanded to other career areas and geographic locations. For more information on Mission: VALOR, visit http://www.missionvalor.org.
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Hope For The Warriors® has earned a Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator (http://www.charitynavigator.org) for three consecutive years. Charity Navigator is an independent organization that evaluates fiscal responsibility and accountability of nonprofits.
Hope For The Warriors® (Federal Tax ID 20-5182295) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charity as defined in sections 509(A)(1) and 170(B)(1)(A)(VI) of the Internal Revenue Code. Combined Federal Campaign, CFC #27800.


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Surface and Interface Analysis
An Electrochemists Toolbox
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moreThis book presents a broad, almost encyclopedic overview of spectroscopic and other analytical techniques useful for investigations of phase boundaries in electrochemistry. The analysis of electrochemical interfaces and interphases on a microscopic, even molecular level, is of central importance for an improved understanding of the structure and dynamics of these phase boundaries. The gained knowledge will be needed for improvements of methods and applications reaching from electrocatalysis, electrochemical energy conversion, biocompatibility of metals, corrosion protection to galvanic surface treatment and finishing. The book provides an overview as complete as possible and enables the reader to choose methods most suitable for tackling his particular task. It is nevertheless compact and does not flood the reader with the details of review papers. less
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