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based in Ashtead, UNITED KINGDOM
The objective of TIM EVANS ENVIRONMENT is to help clients to create cost-effective solutions for wastewater, biosolids and other organic residuals that are sustainable and appropriate to their needs and local situations. sustainable solutions; treatment, management and recycling; Airbeam Roller Stockpile Covers; biosolids; expert witness; composting; biogas; anaerobic ...
Ekotoxikologické centrum Bratislava s.r.o.
based in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
Ecotoxicological Centre Bratislava, s.r.o. (ETC) is an independent private company focused on consultancy and research in the area of environment protection and human health concerning adverse effects of chemical substances.
International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA)
based in Fargo, NORTH DAKOTA (USA)
IAIA is a forum for advancing innovation, development and communication of best practice in impact assessment. Its international membership promotes development of local and global capacity for the application of environmental assessment in which sound science and full public participation provide a foundation for equitable and sustainable development. IAIA supports ...
Frogs International - Environmental Management and Consultancy
based in The Hague, NETHERLANDS
Maarten Smies is a highly and widely experienced environmental (and HSE) management advisor with twenty years of direct experience in the exploration and production of oil and gas business and with nine years of earlier environmental experience. Until recently he was EP Global Environment Lead with Shell International Exploration & Production. He has carried out ...
based in Östersund, SWEDEN
DUZTECH AB is situated in Östersund in northern Sweden. We create solutions mainly for dust suppression. Our products is technically market leading and the company has a deep knowledge on designing, manufacturing and automatising machines for spraying watermist. Our products work with pure water. A mist of micro water droplets is spread over a large area using an ...
Müller Textil GmbH
based in Wiehl Drabenderhöhe, GERMANY
Müller Textil develops and produces three-dimensional hi-tech textiles. Decades of experience in the textile warp knitting technology make us the leading supplier of 3mesh spacer fabric. Our global presence allows us to work closely with our customers and guarantees a just in time supply. As innovation leader reliability, flexibility and quality are the basis of all our ...
Vincenty, Heres & Asociados (VHA)
based in San Juan, PUERTO RICO
Vincenty, Heres & Asociados (VHA) is a leading environmental engineering organization in Puerto Rico. Our experience goes back more than 50 years, when our partners were involved in the planning, design, and construction of new wastewater facilities. Since that time, we have continued to work for clients in both the private and public sector. We have completed numerous ...
CEM Service Group, Inc.
based in Bedminster, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
CEM Service Group has been providing our clients with expert, professional CEM services for almost two decades now. From custom design and sales of continuous emission monitoring systems (CEMS) to expert field service and support, we are a full service CEMS organization. Some of our clients have depended on us for almost 20 years… continuously that is. We pride ourselves ...
Portnoy Environmental, Inc. (PEI)
based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Portnoy Environmental, Inc. (PEI) is a full-service environmental firm providing timely and innovative solutions to today`s environmental challenges. PEI was founded in to serve the regulated community by working with our clients to identify environmental liabilities, navigate potential obstacles, and manage and minimize risk. PEI`s staff of highly trained professionals ...
SEQM Ltd.
based in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UNITED KINGDOM
SEQM specialise in the design and implementation of Safety, Environment & Quality Management systems, auditing and provision of a wide-range of accredited and non-accredited training courses. We also offer franchising of training courses around the world Established in 1994 by industry experts, SEQM Ltd provides a leading edge in all areas of quality, environmental and ...
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I felt the power in my fingernails to brand the earth with my own scrawl.
Artists would use pen names and scrawl them across subway cars, walls, shops, and office buildings.
1610s, "write or draw untidily," of uncertain origin, perhaps from Middle English scrawlen "spread out the limbs, sprawl" (early 15c.), which possibly is an alteration of sprawlen (see sprawl (v.)) or crawl (v.). Related: Scrawled; scrawling. The noun is recorded from 1690s, from the verb. Meaning "bad handwriting" is from 1710.

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The University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business is happy to welcome 12 new full-time faculty members to start the fall semester of 2014.
For the second year in a row, accounting students from the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business took home first place in the student case study competition at National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) National Convention & Expo, held in Washington, D.C., June 18-20, 2014.
Dr. Progyan Basu has been selected for the 2014 Undergraduate Studies Faculty Fellows at the University of Maryland.
Research presented at the third annual Journal of Accounting and Public Policy Conference in College Park, Md., shows how the expectation of a safety net — which comes with strings attached — actually reins in shareholders and managers with limited liability.
Savvy investors separate wishful thinking from meaningful facts in earnings statements
The University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business celebrated students in the Accounting Teaching Scholars (ATS) program at an annual reception and dinner on April 17, 2014. ATS is part of the Smith School's Undergraduate Fellows Program.
The Robert H. Smith School of Business has expanded its reputation as a research and knowledge hub with top-25 showings in three recent worldwide rankings.
On March 28, 2014, at the North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center in Bethesda, Md., students, faculty and business professionals met for the third annual Smith School Business Summit. This year's theme looked at innovation as an essential building block for the prosperity and survival of corporations. With more than 600 registered attendants, it was the largest Summit yet.
Smith School of Business Professor Lawrence A. Gordon recently co-developed a formula to determine how much a company should invest in cybersecurity. Now, he targets University of Maryland honors students with this innovation.
His course, Accounting and Economic Aspects of Cybersecurity, introduces financial management principles to a discipline grounded in computer science and engineering.
Congratulations to the Top Graduating Seniors in each major for 2013-14! We will honor these seniors at our 14th Annual Robert H. Smith School of Business Undergraduate Awards Dinner later this semester.
Dean's Leadership Award: Stephanie Graf
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Alpha MOS Environment
based in TOULOUSE, FRANCE
Pioneer of electronic noses, Alpha MOS brings its expertise and know-how to the environmental sector. Our mission is to help industries achieve their Environmental Performance objectives : Reducing the impact of environmental releases. Optimizing consumption of resources: water, energy, additives, etc. Improving performance of odor treatment systems and reducing ...
Aquaflow Ltd. - a Veolia Water Company
based in Savonlinna, FINLAND
Water, effluent and sludge dewatering equipment, plants and services for the pulp and paper industry. Aquaflow is specializing in water, effluent and sludge treatment in the pulp and paper industry. Whether you are a producer of chemical or mechanical pulp or a user of recycled fiber or producer of different paper grades, you can rely on our wide experience to create ...
Clearbrook Inc.
based in Neenah, WISCONSIN (USA)
Clearbrook is a leading provider of wastewater treatment chemicals to the paper industry. Clearbrook also provides wastewater chemicals to other leading industries as well as municipal customers. Clearbrook has over 100 years combined experience to solve the most difficult wastewater problems.
Combined Environmental Technologies Ltd (Ireland)
based in Skerries, IRELAND
Combined Environmental Technologies is a wastewater treatment technologies company providing Compact & Modular wastewater treatment solutions to the Municipal, Industrial, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Petrochemical and Landfill industry. Combined has developed an innovative new process called "Pro-Bio Advanced Treatment" for the treatment of Landfill Leachate and other ...
Eco Recovery Systems Inc
based in St. George, UTAH (USA)
Eco Recovery Systems provides reduction and processing equipment that can be used in the recycling and waste management industries. Our machines provide our clients with the highest capacity and durability in the industry.Eco Recovery Systems offers systems that allow diverse waste streams to be converted to usable renewable power.
Euro-Gas Management Services Ltd
based in Churston Ferrers, UNITED KINGDOM
EURO-GAS - Providing the solutions for gas detection. Worldwide specialist suppliers of gas detection sensors (including Sixth Sense), circuitry, transmitters and housed solutions; fixed gas detection systems; gas generators; Komyo Kitagawa gas detector tube system; together with a range of portable and personal gas detection equipment including carbon monoxide, oxygen, ...
EEC European Division
based in Cambridge UK, UNITED KINGDOM
Environmemtal Services including Water Treatment RO plants,Wastewater Treatment,MBBR process Wastewater Treatment MBBR-MBR process,Mini STP`s Solid Waste Treatment,DCR plants for Hazardous Waste,Plant Suppliers,Technical & Financial Proposals,sludge management, Ultra Filtration, Operator Training,Operation Manuals.
Waste Control International
based in Neche, NORTH DAKOTA (USA)
At Waste Control International, we strive to provide you quality machinery and solutions for all of your waste handling and recycling needs. As time has passed, we have also seen the need for quality material handling and ergonomic equipment – both of which we can provide for you. With Waste Control International's line of product destruction and depackaging equipment, we ...
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Argal is a producer of centrifugal pumps in thermoplastic for chemicals and corrosive liquids , Air driven double diaphragm pumps , Centrifugal Pumps in Fyberglass material , Vertical Pumps in thermoplastic ,Self Priming Pumps in thermoplastic ,Acid Pumps , Magnetical driven Pumps
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based in Chandler, TEXAS (USA)
The BYO-GON PX-109 biostimulant is a concentrated, 100% organic, biodegradable product used to stimulate the metabolism of bacteria. BYO-GON PX-109® offers a fresh approach to eliminating odors and grease, and reducing sludge/solid concentrations in water and wastewater treatment facilities, dairy industries, swine farms and poultry industries, as well as the paper and ...
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The two best teams in the AFC have perhaps made the best moves in the NFL's offseason so far.
We're talking about the Patriots and the Broncos. Duh.
NBC's Ross Tucker joined Mike Giardi on CSNNE's SportsNet Central to discuss which team has done better than the other so far.
"I think if you're being fair you'd have to say the Broncos at this point," Tucker said, "because they've added to their team a little bit more than the Patriots have."
Tucker cites the addition of T.J. Ward and DeMarcus Ware as big additions and improvements to the Broncos.
He says the Patriots have done a lot of substituting, not adding to new positions (Darrelle Revis for Aqib Talib - who went to Denver).
"I guess you could say that [the Patriots] added [Brandon] Browner and a guy like Brandon LaFell, but I'd say the jury is still way out on both those guys."
The jury is not out on the Jets front office. It's pretty much unanimous that nobody knows what on earth they're doing over there. Tucker is among the masses scratching his head.
"What's interesting about it is they've got plenty of money . . . they have not elected to pony up for some of these players," Tucker said. "What I don't like about it, is it doesn't feel like there's a plan. If you decide to bring back the coach for another year . . . at least give him a chance. You know what Rex Ryan likes, he likes cover guys. There's none left!"


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...building hybrid clouds that can support any device from anywhere
In the first part of this series on Active Directory considerations in Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks we talked about Hybrid cloud and how you can leverage hybrid cloud to extend you corporate network. In the second part, we went over some Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks basics so that you had a foundation on which you could understand some of the Active Directory issues. In the third part of the series we looked at the question of whether or not it was safe to put domain controllers in Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks and where you should put Active Directory related files. In part 4, we talked about the role of read-only domain controllers. If you missed any of these, you can find the one you want to go to from the list below:
In today's article, we'll look at the various domain and forest configurations you might deploy in Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks and consider the security implications. Then we'll discuss the role of the Global Catalog and what the effects of putting a Global Catalog in the cloud might be.
In the last article we focused on the advantages and use of read-only domain controllers for providing directory services to applications hosted in the Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks cloud. While read-only domain controllers are a great option, I did mention that not all applications will work with read-only domain controllers. Also, while they are a good option if you're providing directory services to cloud based applications, they might not be the best option if you want to provide disaster recovery or local domain controllers for remote offices. In those, and other scenarios, you'll probably want a full read/write domain controller.
When considering putting a full read/write domain controller in the cloud, you'll first want to ask yourself how much you trust the Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks infrastructure. Keep in mind that Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks is a public cloud, which means that you're using a shared compute, networking and storage infrastructure. In such an environment, isolation is a key operating principle and the Azure team is very aware of that. We believe that we've done a good job with that and that you can safely place read/write domain controllers into the Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks cloud.
For more information on Azure security, please see Windows Azure Security Overview.
If we can agree that it's safe to put read/write domain controllers in the Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks cloud, the next step is to consider what kind of domain/forest configuration you want to deploy. Some of the options include:
One could argue that the first option represents the least secure option, since if the domain controller in the cloud is compromised, the entire production directory services infrastructure would be impacted. The second and third options appear to me to be more secure, since there is only a one-way trust. Obviously, the last option would be the most secure, but there is administrative overhead that you will need to take into account and not all deployment scenarios will necessarily support this kind of configuration.
I do want to make it clear at this juncture that I'm not the go-to guy for the Active Directory security model. What I do want to do here, however, is to bring up the options that are available so that you can start the conversation with your Active Directory security experts. This conversation will lead to a result where you'll be able to decide what type of domain/forest setup you'll want to use in your Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks environment.
Another thing you'll want to consider is any compliance issues. A lot of PII can be stored in these read/write domain controllers and there may be regulatory issues that you'll need to consider. There are also cost considerations. You'll end up generating a lot more outbound traffic (depending on authentication load) and there will also be outbound replication traffic that you'll need to factor into the cost equation.
For detailed coverage of Active Directory security considerations, please see Best Practice Guide for Securing Active Directory Installations.
If you're not an Active Directory expert, you probably have heard of Global Catalog servers but might not be sure what they are. While I don't want to go into all the exquisite details of the Global Catalog, let's agree on a definition. A Global Catalog server is a domain controller that keeps information about all objects in its domain and partial information about objects in other domains. There you go, now we have a definition.
If you want to learn more about Global Catalog servers, please see What is the Global Catalog.
A Global Catalog enables an application to ask a single domain controller one question that might refer to multiple domains, even though that domain controller is not a member of the domain for which the question is being asked. They do contain a partial copy of the rest of the forest, and this information is a defined attribute set while is filtered to a Global Catalog server. This is also known as the Partial Attribute Set or PAS.
For more information on the Partial Attribute Set, please see How the Global Catalog Works.
There are a number of reasons why you might not want to make your domain controller in the Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks a Global Catalog server. Some of these include:
Those are some reasons why you wouldn't want to put a GC in the cloud. With those reasons in mind, when would you put a GC in the cloud? One obvious one would be when you have a single domain forest. However, remember our discussions about potential security implications.
What should you do if you have two domains in the same forest, where one is on premises and the second is in the Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks cloud? The answer is to make the DCs in the cloud GCs.
Why? Because during authentication as the user logs on, there needs to be access to a group type in Windows Active Directory called a Universal Group and Universal Groups require a GC in order to populate. This means that a GC is a required step in all authentication scenarios where you have more than a single domain.
Also, consider if you want the domain controllers in Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks to require a round trip to the on premises network in order to access a GC at every single authentication attempt. This is a tradeoff and it depends on what the replication requirements would be versus how many authentication attempts are made. We don't think so much about these issues when Active Directory is on premises only, but when we enter an environment where egress traffic is billable, our design consideration must take this factor into account.
The fact is that workloads in the cloud that authenticate against a domain controller in the cloud will still generate outbound authentication traffic if you don't have a GC in the cloud. It's difficult to provide hard and fast guidance because this scenario is fairly new, and you're likely going to have to figure out the relative costs of the different options (authentication traffic versus replication traffic) or wait until we have something based on our experiences that we might be able to share with you in the future.
What we do know is that the GCs are used to expand Universal Group membership, which is likely going to lead to even less predictable costs associated with GCs since they host every domain (in part). However, something that might complicate issues even more, or at least require more study, is the effect of placing an Internet facing service that authenticates with Active Directory.
One option is to take advantage of Universal Group Membership Caching, but there are issues with this solution and you probably will want to consider those. For more information on Universal Group Membership Caching, please see Enabling Universal Group Caching for a Site.
Finally, most replication for this GCs in the Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks cloud is going to be inbound, so cost is not an issue there. Outbound replication is possible, but this can be avoided by configuring the right site links.
In this blog post, part 5 in our series on Active Directory considerations in Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks, we talked about the domain/forest models you might want to use when putting domain controllers in the Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks cloud. We discussed the security considerations that you will want to address when deciding the best approach for your Active Directory in the cloud deployment scenario. We then went over the subject of GCs in the cloud and some things that you'll want to think about in this area. As you can tell, there is a lot of uncharted water in this area, in spite of the fact that Active Directory is over a decade old. But our experiences have been with on premises deployments and costs for network traffic and storage haven't been so much of an issue. Now we'll need to consider these issues as well as traditional infrastructure issues related to performance, scalability and availability.
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The new statutory residence test explained
Earlier this year HMRC introduced a new statutory residence test, which has been designed to provide greater certainty as to whether or not individuals are UK resident for tax purposes, explains RJP's Lesley Stalker.
It is a welcome development as many clients have faced years of uncertainty over their residence status. However as with many such initiatives, the rules are unfortunately complex and it may be necessary to obtain professional advice before your residence status can be determined conclusively.
Although the test does not have retrospective effect, it could be the case that someone who has previously been considered to be non UK resident becomes UK resident with effect from 6 April 2013. There are a number of stages to the test and a variety of rules to apply in order to determine status. Of these, the 'automatic overseas test' is the first port of call since if you 'pass' this test you can conclusively be considered to be non UK resident and you need proceed no further.
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Non residence= non-domiciled ?
Are these tests designed to narrow the gap in definition between residence and domicile, in order to eventually eliminate it altogether ?
Contrary to normal expectations I have a client who meets the automatic non-reesident tests but who wants to be resident here for tax purposes. Is it possible to opt out in this way
Conclusively non-resident
I think from the wording it implies your client will be conclusively non-resident since it says that if you meet the automatic non-resident tests you are not conclusively non-resident.
This assumes that normal syllogism rules apply here and that, as with pregnancy you cannot be slightly non-resident.
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I have just been helping a friend of mine who is a skipper on a boat based i nthe Med, research the issue of residence for tax purposes and found a really useful guide here The Fry Group - SRT guide. If you look at the bottom of the form, you can download it without giving them your details so you dont get inundated with marketing fodder!
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In no.2 of the Sufficient Ties test, if you have 'accommodation in the UK available to you for at least 91 consecutive days ' this will be considered 'A sufficient tie'
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Amerika: idea; fantasy; dream; myth; image
8 Jan 2014 – 14 Feb 2014
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AboutAmerika is an exhibition exploring the different ways in which America is viewed and thought of by non-Americans, and the ways in which these ideas are variously represented by artists in their work. Many of the artworks on display show incomplete ideas which conjure a sense of place and evoke the mythological magic of the country which has inspired so many artists, filmmakers, writers and poets to try to capture its essence over the years. Amerika is organised by Alasdair Duncan, with Jack Lovell, and Mike Merkenschlager.
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Agreeing that recognizing some of the women who have accomplished great things in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics right here in St. Lucie County is "a good thing," several other women have committed their time to helping sell tickets to the Gems of STEM luncheon to benefit Girl Scouting in St. Lucie County. First, there is the primary sponsor Amy Brunjes and Florida Power & Light Co., and next are the invaluable table captains: St. Lucie County Commissioner Frannie Hutchinson, Veronica Tempone, Dr. Juliette Lomax-Homier, Jeannette Weiss, St. Lucie County School Board member Kathryn Hensley, Michelle Miller, Diane Gallagher, Danielle Wymer, "Butch" Post and Teresa Gordon. Gems of STEM is at 11:30 a.m. on May 10 at Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club. Tickets are $50 each and are available by calling Amanda Allen at (561) 427-0190.
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Supporters of Dogs & Cats Forever came together for the annual dinner show at the Santa Lucia River Club in Port St. Lucie. Funds raised will be used to support the new "Cat Condos" project, which is slated to start in early summer. Some of those seen on scene included Julie Paterson, Maureen Tubello, Pat Duzan, Melany Baldwin, Sue Wirth, Virginia Ritter, Sandy Colman, Arnalda Alwood , Mary Ann Russell and Bill Paterson.
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Funds continue to be raised for the renovations to the historic Lincoln Theater in Fort Pierce. To that end, noted jazz pianist and composer Nat Adderley, Jr., will take the stage at the Indian River State College McAlpin Fine Arts Center at 7 p.m. on May 10. The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., Commemorative Committee and IRSC are hosting the concert. Adderley is an American pop and rhythm and blues music arranger and pianist who spent much of his music career arranging and serving as music director for singer Luther Vandross. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the Restoration of the Lincoln Theater. Built in 1948, the theater served as a movie house, as well as a live performance center for the Lincoln Park community. Tickets are $25 per person and available at Jackson Hewitt/Al Johnson & Associates, Kmart Plaza, Fort Pierce; Granny's Kitchen, 901 Avenue D, Fort Pierce; Mens Rags, Kmart Plaza, Fort Pierce; and Drummers Only Drum Shop, 1532 SE Village Green Drive, Port St Lucie or by calling (772) 333-9735.
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Garfield had a pretty rough beginning to his life, but at 23, he's strong, enthusiastic and very dignified. If he could, he'd probably come out to St. Lucie Lanes from 1-3 p.m. on April 27 to join the fun at the 6th Annual Save the Chimps Bowl-A-Thon. Since Garfield can't count bowling as one of his recreational activities, he'd be much obliged if you and your family could spend the afternoon "bowling for bananas." Your $20 donation ($10 for children 10 and under) will get you two hours of bowling, shoe rental and a chance to win a bunch of great door prizes. It will also provide much needed supplies, food, care and shelter maintenance for the more than 250 chimps who call Save the Chimps their forever home. For reservations, call (772) 461-5390.
A decade of dedication
Congratulations to captain Barbara Monge and the entire TEAM Lake Forest. Over the past decade, they have devoted themselves as volunteers to the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life of St. Lucie West held at Tradition Field. This year marks their 10th anniversary participating in Relay for Life and raising more than $10,000 each year for the fight against cancer. The team consists of more than 50 individuals, some of whom are cancer survivors and caregivers. The community is welcome to watch and cheer them on during their team lap. Meet and talk with TEAM Lake Forest at 6 p.m. on May 16 at Tradition Field in Port St. Lucie.
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This begs the question: aren't all species vulnerable to climate change? Why protect the polar bear but not the ringed seal?
This is the question that a huge endeavour led by the World Conservation Union (IUCN) is attempting to answer. Its first results were presented in Barcelona, Spain, on Wednesday.
The verdict is bleak: of 17,000 assessed species, over 7000 could become threatened with extinction because of climate change. Read the report (PDF)
"Climate change is already happening, but conservation decision-makers currently have very little guidance on which species are going to be the worst affected," says Wendy Foden, who led the efforts. Yet, "Climate change is going to affect everything we do in terms of conservation," adds Jean-Christophe Vié, deputy head of the species programme at the IUCN.
In order to assess which species need protection first, experts working with the IUCN have spent the past few years reviewing 17,000 species of birds, amphibians and warm-water corals to assess how susceptible they are to climate change.
Life history traits
They first had to decide what made a species likely to suffer from the effects of climate change.
For instance, a frog called the spotted snout-burrower (Hemisus guttatus), relies on the rain to kick off a season of explosive breeding each year. If the rains change, or fail, the species may not survive.
A hummingbird, the black-breasted puffleg (Eriocnemis nigrivestis) lives in the forest atop two mountains in north-west Ecuador. As temperatures rise around it, it will eventually be unable to climb any higher in search of cooler habitats.
The experts identified 90 such "life history traits" - essential elements of a species' behaviour or lifestyle - that were likely to be affected by a change in their local climate. These included:
- Requirements for a specialised habitat: some amphibians depend on a stream or pond, so if that dries out there is no way they can survive;
- Specific environmental tolerances: many corals cannot survive if the water temperature or pH exceeds a certain threshold;
- Dependence on environmental cues: many species depend on changes in day length or rainfall to start breeding;
- Dependence on interactions with other species: without prey a specialised predator cannot survive; lichen depend on trees, and many plants on their pollinators;
- Ability to disperse: as their historical habitats become increasingly hostile, species will need to move to new territories but may not be able to do so if there is something - a body of water, perhaps - in their way.
Foden's team then determined which of the 90 life traits each of the 17,000 species had. The study included all known amphibian and bird species, as well as all reef-building corals that are found in warm waters.
"We looked at these three groups because we know their global distribution," explains Vié. This meant the team could map all susceptible species within those groups and see where in the world biodiversity is most at risk of climate change.
Scary research
They could also compare their new maps to existing maps showing where species are threatened by other factors such as deforestation and poaching. "Honestly, it is quite scary research," says Vié.
Half of all amphibians, one-third of all birds and over two-thirds of assessed corals are susceptible to climate change.
Within each group, some species are more likely to suffer. Among the birds, all albatross and penguin species were deemed susceptible. Herons, egrets, ospreys, kites, hawks and eagles, on the other hand, are less so.
Ultimately, the real threat to a species depends not just on whether or not it is susceptible to climate change, but also on whether it inhabits a region that is likely to change with global warming. Efforts to use regional climate change models to map out this overlap are already underway in some parts of the world (see Climate maps offer wildlife hope of sanctuary).
Conservationists may then have to apply their creativity to finding new ways of protecting species. "Protected areas are fixed pieces of land or sea," Vié, "but the new threats - shifting diseases, rising temperatures, changing rainfall - do not stop at the edge of protected areas."
Debates are raging within the conservation community over what protection methods are reasonable.
The last remaining members of some species may have to be removed from the wild and housed in artificially-controlled environments - this has already happened with some species of frogs threatened by the chytrid fungus. In situations where species are not able to move to more clement habitats, they may need a helping hand (see Threatened species 'need help' finding cooler homes).
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1879 $4 Flowing Hair, Judd-1635, Pollock-1832, 1833, R.3, 6, PR63 PCGS....
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Slightly Contrasted 1879 Flowing Hair Stella, PR631879 $4 Flowing Hair, Judd-1635, Pollock-1832, 1833, R.3, 6, PR63 PCGS. An item in the Mason's Coin Collectors' Herald from September 1880, page 15, reads as follows:
Judd-1635, A Splendid Coin for the Grade
Judd-1635, A Splendid Coin for the Grade
"Notwithstanding extensive advertising and offering to pay $30.00 per set for these peculiar 'Patterns,' we have to date secured but five sets. On account of the various rumors about the number of sets struck, some placing the number at 200, others at 300, we have reduced our offers to $15.00, and our sale price to $20.00.
What is not mentioned is exactly what is included in the set. While it would be nice to think that for $20 one could also obtain an 1880 Coiled Hair stella, those pieces were apparently unknown at the time. According to USPatterns.com, the 1879 Flowing Hair stellas were offered in sets that also contained the Judd-1617 and Judd-1626 patterns, both known as "goloid metric dollars" with obverse design by William Barber. (George T. Morgan also designed 1879 goloid metric dollars, which are much rarer.) The sets were offered first to Congressmen for $6.10, then to the public for $15 per set, according to that site, which adds that "the earliest resale at auction for one of these sets that I am aware of was lots 1258-1260 of Scott Stamp and Coin's July 1880 sale." We lack that catalog, but we came across another early appearance, in the Thomas Cleneay Collection (S.H. and H. Chapman, 12/1890), lot 2059: "1879 Stella ($4 gold). Metric and Goloid metric dollars. Proofs. 3 pieces." The lot brought $8.50, a price that likely indicated considerable contemporary doubt over the number of sets actually produced.
Sets containing the 1879 Flowing Hair stella and the two Barber 1879 goloid metric dollars were also produced in copper, aluminum, and white metal. There is so little documentation concerning the 1879 stellas that, as is usual in such cases, the numismatic community has substituted misinformation, disinformation, and "truthiness" instead. For example, the Judd pattern reference, 10th edition, says that the three-piece sets were sold for $6.50 each, not $6.10 as on USPatterns.com. A greater concern is this:
"It was announced by someone, perhaps a Mint official, that 15 of the 1879 Flowing Hair $4 Stellas were struck, these as patterns, but there was a sufficient demand for them that a few hundred more were struck for congressmen, who are allowed to acquire them for $6.50 each."
It is seldom that an "announcement by someone" would still be quoted in a reputable numismatic reference as hard evidence 130 years later; but such is the absence of real documentation. The original "announcement" could just as credibly (or more so) be attributed to a well-connected 19th century coin dealer as its source, one who was trying to reduce his stock of a pricey set that he knew was produced to a larger extent than publicly known.
This is a splendid Flowing Hair example, especially for the grade. The fields show exceptionally deep reflectivity, and the devices are notably frosted, although a Cameo designation is conspicuously absent from the PCGS insert. The usual light striations are seen in the centers of each side. Close examination also reveals a few tiny planchet voids in the fields. The surfaces are bright yellow-gold with the barest overlay of reddish patina. An exceptional stella.(Registry values: P1) (NGC ID# 28AZ, PCGS# 8057)
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Three years after a stroke, Bruschi's back for his fifth Super Bowl
Nearly three years ago, Tedy Bruschi suffered a stroke that imperiled not just his career but his life. The former University of Arizona star's comeback continues in suburban Phoenix with his fifth Super Bowl appearance.
Originally Published: January 29, 2008By Len Pasquarelli | ESPN.com
PHOENIX -- Nearly three years after Tedy Bruschi's brush with death, his locker stall overflows with fan mail.
Consider the passion with which the New England Patriots defensive captain performs, and it's easy to forget he suffered a stroke in February 2005.
But the thousands of fans who fill the plastic mail bins at Gillette Stadium with missives detailing their own setbacks and why Bruschi inspires them -- well, they've got long memories.
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Dr. Janet Davis has been awarded the Constance Rourke Prize from the American Studies Association, given to the author of the best essay in American Quarterly for the previous calendar year for her piece,"Cockfight Nationalism: Bloodsport and the Moral Politics of American Empire and Nation Building."
The award committee said of Dr. Davis's work, "Focusing on conflicts between imperial statesmen, social reformers, and indigenous cockfight enthusiasts in Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines "Cockfight Nationalism" reveals how ideologies of modernity, citizenship, animal protection, and national sovereignty were constructed and contested as part of the U.S. empire-building project. It draws on an impressive archive of primary and secondary materials that highlight competing political claims made by colonial officials, social reformers, and local cockfighters. At the same time, the essay remains attentive to what you term the 'elusive' subjectivity of roosters who play such a central role in this story."
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Vote as one for something better
Last updated at 12:55, Thursday, 26 April 2012
Anyone voting next week? Come on! Don't be shy! A third of the seats on Carlisle City council are up for grabs.
This at a time when turnout for voting in local elections is at an all-time low and when councils across the country are under pressure to make even more cuts and save yet more money.
The key is to ensure there is no reduction in the efficiency or quality of the services provided. If staff numbers have to be reduced, they should come from office posts and middle-management.
Which is what is happening at Copeland council.
The director of resources and transformation and the director for people and places are being made one (ideas for new meaningless title should be emailed to Copeland) saving the authority £90,000 in pay and pensions.
I've written before to say that Cumbria's councils missed a huge chance to make massive savings, to simplify and improve services by not grabbing the chance to become a unitary authority.
That opportunity came five years ago. and it was predicted it would save just over £22m a year.
But the district councils – Carlisle, Allerdale, Eden, Copeland, Barrow and South Lakeland – and Cumbria's six MPs opposed the change and the Government rejected the scheme.
Ever since, our district authorities have spent time and money trying to merge their own departments and share resources with other councils.
Either way, the county needs a more straightforward and cost-effective system of government – one that might even encourage ratepayers to get more involved with its workings and to vote in elections.
But it will take more than merging titles such as resources and transformation and people and places (which sound like TV property shows) to ensure our local councils remain valid, viable and capable of providing the services we need.
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