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Noleggio a breve termine. Bella Key casa in stile occidentale con portici avvolgenti su una baia larga acqua, piscina, interno squisito con layout piacevole, confortevole all in e out, cavo, internet. 5 min. dalle spiagge di sabbia bianca, biciclette e una barca a remi a disposizione. Un luogo dove ci si sente a casa e rilassarsi! Una colazione gratuita vi attendono la mattina seguente sulla veranda che si affaccia sul fiume Marco conduce nel Golfo del Messico. Voila! Si prega di chiamare o e-mail noi per la prenotazione! Saremo più che felici di aiutarvi! Compleanno Pacchetti, Viaggio di nozze, pacchetti Anniversario disponibile!
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5 su maggio 23, 2015
We stayed 2 nights, should have stayed more. Peaceful, polite, awesome. Marlene was a perfect hostess
5 su marzo 08, 2015
We stayed at Hemingway House for four nights and could not have been happier. Restaurants were not far and offered all kinds of good food. The beach is just a short ride away. The pool in the backyard was beautiful. The view of the bay and river was restful and pleasurable. Marlene was always helpful and ready to answer our questions.One morning I went bike riding; another time,my wife and I went to South Beach and loved it. Once, we went to the fabulous Farmer Market and thought we were in Europe.I am anxious to go back asap and spend more time on the island at Marlene's place. Santo A.
5 su febbraio 04, 2015
We stayed for 5 nights at the wonderful Hemingway House during our vacation to Marco Island. Marlene has set a very high standard; she is a fantastic host! The house has great features including the hardwood floors and lush landscaping, and is nicely located on the bay with a beautiful pool and patio area. The Key-West style architecture is inviting and comfortable. Our room (Seabreeze) was spacious, with high cathedral-style ceilings, a luxurious bathroom with large tub, and several bay windows. With plenty of closet and drawer space, you can unpack your suitcases and settle in for your stay. In addition, Marlene's warm personality and attention to detail made our stay all the better. Housekeeping is done daily and the house was always clean and fresh. There were plenty of extra toiletries such as bath salts, sunscreen, and hair products. We looked forward to coming "home" after a long day sight seeing or walking the beach. We wouldn't think twice about staying here again and highly recommend Hemingway House if you're looking for a luxurious and peaceful stay in Marco.
5 su ottobre 12, 2014
I came to Hemingway House of Marco Island for a quick "get away" trip after my sister and brother in-law had stayed previously and could not stop talking about it. The house itself is the perfect blend of sophistication and home-like atmosphere. The on-suite room was impeccably clean with French doors that opened to a balcony with a stunning water view of Bimini Bay overlooking the swimming pool and Jacuzzi. Late afternoon on Saturday I was lucky (blessed) to have 3 live dolphins put on a spectacular personal live show. For me ( still can't believe it) Marlene Church, (Owner/proprietor) goes above and beyond to make her guest feel welcome and to have an unforgettable experience. I wholeheartedly recommend Hemingway House for anyone who wants a relaxing and "feel good" getaway vacation.
5 su settembre 21, 2014
We stayed at the Hemingway House for our Anniversary. You will not find a better hostess anywhere! We had a lovely time with Marleen (the owner and keeper). It was like staying at your favorite and cool aunt's place. The house is gorgeous and decorated with so many tasteful details. Our room was spacious, neat, spotless and cozy and perfectly complemented by the beautiful water front view. All her suggested restaurants and activities in Marco Island were right on. We had such an amazing weekend, we just can't wait to go back! Tatiana & Helmut
5 su settembre 08, 2014
My boyfriend and I stayed at the Hemingway House for his birthday over Labor Day weekend. Marlene offered a spectacular place for us to stay while we enjoyed our "staycation" to Marco Island. Her home was immaculate, inviting, the view from the backyard and balcony overlooking the intersecting water near the ocean was absolutely gorgeous, and the pool was the perfect place to relax before and after our explorations. The rooms were cleaned daily, limited toiletries were provided for, and basic fare was available in the kitchen downstairs. The weather on our first day was fantastic, and we restaurant/bar hopped around the island while managing to catch a breathtaking sunset over the Gulf. On our second day, the weather had taken a turn for the worse, forcing us to cancel our plans for a sunset dinner at a nearby five-star restaurant. We asked for specific permission from Marlene to use her wonderful kitchen to cook a birthday dinner instead, and Marlene was gracious enough to oblige and even gave my boyfriend a bottle of wine for his birthday as a gift. She was incredibly accommodating throughout, and a true pleasure to stay with. We would highly recommend anyone looking for a delightful place to stay on Marco Island to consider lodging at the Hemingway House. We look forward to our next trip to Marco and will definitely be staying with Marlene again.
5 su luglio 18, 2014
I had the good fortune to stay at Hemingway House for 4 nights. The house is well decorated and inviting. The owner is friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was plentiful and tasty. I plan to return as time allows. A definite 'thumbs up'.
5 su giugno 27, 2014
We were at the Hemingway House from June 19 to the 22nd for a wedding. We would certainly recommend this wonderful home to anyone and plan to go back. While most motels were above the cost of the Hemingway House, the Hotels even charged for parking. The Hotels could never provide the homey atmosphere and hospitality that Marlene offers. Cleanliness is a high priority to us and the home inside and out exceeded our standards and expectations. Dining was perfect always providing enough food. Our room was the smallest and yet a very large room with a beautiful European feel to it. The touches of 'flowered toweling foldings', and the special make up remover, and toiletries were a plus. The bed was so comfortable we were very rested. The rooms were quiet and we were never disturbed by other tenants. There was so much to do there, we utilized all that our time allowed and were very very happy. Marlene is a very gracious caring person always wanting to provide the very best for others just as she would for herself and more. Thank you so much for making our 3 nights absolutely charming! We are definitely planning a return visit for a longer stay next time. Thanks again, Marlene! Your ratings should be no less than a perfect 5!
5 su giugno 10, 2014
The Inn is absolutely beautiful inside and out. Marlene has done such a wonderful job of making it comfortable, tastefully decorated and well maintained. She has such a warm and welcoming charisma and certainly will go out of her way to make one's stay memorable. We thoroughly enjoyed our week and can't wait to return.
5 su giugno 04, 2014
Our family members stayed at Marlene's for our son's wedding. What a wonderful time we had. Our son and his girlfriend (now his wife) had stayed there a year ago and Marlene had become his "Marco Mom". Marlene made us feel like family and I can not wait to return for a visit, not only with the kids but with Marlene also. Thank you Marlene! Jan B. and family members
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Gallerie d'arte, Spiaggia, Casino, Cene da gourmet, Interessi Storici, Musica dal vivo, Cinema, Musei, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, Oceano, Punti vendita, Teatro, Fiume, Zoo
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Aria condizionata, Giochi da tavolo, CD player, Ventilatori, Frigorifero, Asciugacapelli, Accesso a internet , Ferro da stiro, TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Servizio di Rimbocco Coperte, Wi-Fi, Internet via cavo
Noleggio bici, Bici, Osservazione Uccelli, Nautica, Canottaggio, Pesca, Golf, Kayak, Regate, Shopping, Scenari, Nuoto, Piscina , Campi da tennis, Sport acquatici
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E 'mio piacere di avere un posto pronto per gli ospiti e viaggiatori di godersi il loro tempo su Marco Island e di raccomandare luoghi vicini per esplorare e trovare grandi attività, grandi spiagge e ottimi ristoranti della zona.


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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Three Coe College men's basketball players have been named to the 2014-15 All-Iowa Conference teams. The Kohawks had a first team selection and two on the second team.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - The University of Dubuque Spartans used a few big runs, including a 19-4 first half run, to down Coe College 71-59 in the Iowa Conference Men's Basketball Tournament Semifinals.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - The Coe College men's basketball team led for just 1:49 on Saturday, but it led when it mattered, as Coe beat Iowa Conference regular season Champion Buena Vista 69-67.
INDIANOLA, Iowa - Senior Matt Daoust (Mound, Minn./Mound Westonka) turned in the best game of his career Wednesday,as Coe scored the final five points of regulation and the first six of overtime to beat Simpson 81-74.
DUBUQUE, Iowa - Senior JT Vonderhaar (Bettendorf, Iowa/Assumption) became the 17th player in school history to score 1,000 career points on Saturday, as Coe scored the final five points to defeat Loras 71-66.

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NOTE: The award list is not official until the science awards staff rechecks the awards and amounts listed and make appropriate corrections.
2015 Awards: Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2015 Science fair. Several participants have said this may have been the best fair. Our staff works diligently to continually improve the process and provide encouragement to the students who participate. The follwing link is to a Word document with a list of the award winners by school. The awards will not be listed in the illuminating software link to awards. The information in this document is for information only and is not the official awards listing: School Student Awards.rtf
School Student Awards.pdf
Note: Teachers go to "Teacher's Main" and students go to "Students's Main" for complete information and downloadable attachments with information to setup projects in the Bollman Gym at Albright College on March 14, 2016
Registration and Required Forms - on this site prompt "Registration" then prompt "Student" for directions to register.
Registration deadline is Wed. Feb. 17, 2016 (Registration fee is $10), ask your teacher if fee is paid by school or by the student.
For complete student and teacher information and rules go to the information below the "2016 Science Fair Schedule" at "Complete project information and rules for students and teachers".
Fair Location: Albright College Bollman Gym, Reading, PA
2016 Science Fair Dates: Mon. March 14 - Thur. March 17, 2016
Project registration deadline -Wed. Feb. 17, 2016 registration fee $10
Late project registration - Feb. 18 - March 4, 2016 late registration fee $20
2016 Science Fair Schedule:
Mon. March 14- 5:30pm-8:00pm - Setup project in Albright College Bollman Gym
Tue. March 15 - 8:00am-12:00pm - Judging of projects (no students)
1:00pm-3:00pm - All students report to gym for interviews
Wed. March 16 - 9:00am-7:00pm - Fair open for public and student viewing of projects in gym
7:30pm-9:15pm- Awards Ceremony in Albright Chapel
Thur. March 17- 9:00am-4:00pm - Fair open for public and student viewing of projects in gym
4:00pm-8:00pm - Students must remove project from gym
Complete project information and rules for students and teachers- go to the "old" science fair website at www.rbsef.com and prompt "Regulations" then prompt " Exhibit Rules" to find project dimensions and suggestions for a good project, prompt " Eligibility Rules" to help select correct project category, prompt "Safety and Display" to find what is NOT ALLOWED to be displayed in the fair. Prompt "Judging" for judging criteria.
Registration info -go to the "new "website at www.rbsef.org prompt "Main" then "Student 's Main" for complete student directions to enter the science fair. Prompt "Main" then "Teacher's Main" for complete teacher directions and information and the address to send forms and checks.
The new website www.rbsef.org is currently under development and will be evolving steadily in the next few months. We appreciate your patience. Some of the new features of this website will allow a student to register their project and fill in required paperwork online. Teachers that register on the site will be able to monitor student registration progress/paperwork and obtain a list of their students entered in the science fair.
The above attachments contain all the information for you to setup your project on Monday March 14, 2016 in the Bollman Gym at Albright College. You must know your assigned project number and the category in which the project is entered before you come to the science fair. If you do not remember your project number and category you must (1) sign into this website with your user name and password to enter your registration account or (2) ask your teacher. NOTE: Your project number must be be written on the back of your project and also on your notebook(s). Go to "Fair" then prompt "Fair Information" then "Day of Fair" for more detailed information on what to expect during fair week.
Come prepared with a pen or pencil, clear tape, a piece of plain white paper and any other items if any corrections must be made to your project. You must read "Student Project Display and Safety Rules" to make sure you do not bring to the science fair any water, chemicals in containers, sand, ground or other powders or liquids. Do not bring any live materials including animals, microbes, plants, fungi, or molds. Read the attached display rules for suggestions on how to display these items without bringing the "real thing" to the science fair. Note: your school name or teacher's name cannot be on your project or in the notebook only your project id.
Problems or concerns, contact your teacher.
To Register - on this site prompt "Registration" then prompt "Student" and follow the directions
Required Forms: prompt "Registration" then "Student" for required form information
Website - www.rbsef.org select " Fair Management System- Illumination Software"
For complete student entry directions- go to the "old" website at www.rbsef.com and prompt "Student Info" for detailed entry information.
For complete information on project size, classification, safety and display rules. and judging criteria see the directions below on this page listed under "Complete information---"
Location - Albright College Bollman Gym, Reading, PA
2016 Reading Berks Science Fair Schedule:
Feb. 17 - Last day to register project ($10 entry fee)
Feb.18- March 4 - Late project registration fee ($20)
March 14 - 5:30pm-8:00pm -Set up project in Albright College Bollman Gym
March 15 - 1:00pm - 3:00pm - All students must attend interview session in Bollman Gym
March 16- 9:00am-7:00pm - Public and students can view projects in Albright Bollman Gym
March 16- 7:30pm-9:15pm - Awards Ceremony in Albright Chapel
March 17- 9:00am-4:00pm - Public and students can view projects in Albright Bollman Gym
March 17- 5:00pm-8:00pm - Remove your project from gym, projects not removed by 8pm 3/17/2016 will not be saved!!! You can ask another person if you cannot be there to remove your project.
Complete information for project safety, project size, what is not allowed to be displayed at fair, category selection, judging criteria, etc. go to the "old" website at www.rbsef.com and prompt "Regulations" then prompt "Exhibit Rules" for project size and suggestions for a good project, prompt" Eligibility Rules" to help you select your correct category, prompt "Display and Safety" for what is NOT ALLOWED to be displayed at the science fair (Please Read This!)
NOTE: If you registered on this site last year you do not need to register again. If you changed buildings you may want to check your registration to make sure all is still correct. If you have not registered last year You must first go to registration and follow directions for teacher registration in order to use the online registration features of this site. You must register before your students start to register their projects or else you will not be able to track your students using ths site.
Open the above attachement "March Reminder to Teachers" for complete teacher information for science fair week March 14-17, 2016. Suggestion, open and print the "Student Science Fair Schedule of Events" and "Student Project Display and Safety Rules" to copy and distribute to your students prior to the science fair.
To find the list of students entered in your building(s) go to (1) "Teacher's Main" (2) prompt "Registration" (3) prompt "Verify Registered" (4) select your school(s) and prompt select. The list will contain first name, project title, and project number. For security reasons the last names are not shown. The project number is listed but not the category. A student can find their category by entering the online registration using their personal user name and password.
On the "Student Main" the above attachments for students are also listed for the students to download and use as needed.
Note: Student project number must be on the backboard and in the notebook. The name of the student and project id will also be placed on the table area to avoid any confusion setting up the projects in the correct space. Not allowed on project board or in notebook is the school name, teacher name and frontal (face) picture of the student. Suggestion, the school name or face can be covered by a small piece of paper.
Problems or concerns contact Mike Gerhart, Fair Director (email@example.com) or 610-413-4588. Keep checking this website for any last minute changes or corrections. Share this information with other teachers in your district.
To all sponsoring teachers: You must register your name and building under "Registration" before your students register their projects online. Important -go to "More Information-" at end of this page for how to register yourself online.
Required paperwork is found on this site by prompting "Fair" then prompt "ISEF Forms" to obtain the forms to complete and print out. Collect the completed forms from the students and send forms with the entry fees to the science fair at the address found below the fair schedule on this page. Required forms and form information is found by prompting "Registration" on this site then "Student". Read all the information about the required forms, especially the fewer required forms that may be required for many gr. 6-8 students.
For complete teacher directions go to the "old" website at www.rbsef.com and prompt "Teacher" to get answers to all your questions and directions to send forms and check to the science fair. Note: if a project involves humans, animals, microbes (bacteria) or fungi go to the end of the teacher directions and read numbers 4, 5, and 6 for information to form a local IRB (Institutional Review Board) for review of these type of projects by school staff.
For complete rules on projects see "RULES -" below fair schedule on this page.
Registration deadline- Feb.17, 2016
Papework/Payment deadline- Wed. Feb. 24, 2016
Science Fair Fair Week - March 14-17, 2016
Location: Albright College Bollman Gym, Reading, PA
Student Registration deadline: Wed. Feb. 17, 2016, Entry fee :$10 per student project
Late registration Feb 18-Mar 4, 2016 Late entry fee is $20. Late entries will not be included in the published program. No entries will be accepted for the 2016 Science Fair after March 4, 2016.
Website: www. rbsef.org
2016 Science Fair Daily Schedule:
Wed. Feb. 17 - Last day to register project without a late fee
Wed. Feb. 24 - Last day for the required completed and signed forms and entry fees to be delivered to Robert Novak (see mailing address below)
Mon. March 14, 5:30pm - 8:00pm Setup project in Albright College Bollman Gym
Tue. March 15, 8:00am-11:30am Judging of projects (No students allowed at this time)
Tue. March 15, 1:00pm-3:00pm - Student interviews, all students must attend, in Albright Bollman Gym, (teachers to chaperone students at interview event)
Wed. March 16, 9:00am to 7:00pm - Public viewing and school tours of projects in Albright Bollman Gym
Wed. March 16, 7:30pm-9:15pm - Awards Ceremony in Albright Chapel
Thurs. March 17, 9:00am-4:00pm - Public viewing and school tours of projects in Albright Bollman Gym
Thurs. March 17, 4:00pm-8:00pm - Removal of project displays from Albright College Bollman Gym (Projects not removed by 8pm, 3/17/2016 will not be saved) tell students others can remove a project if they are unable to be there.
RULES -Project safety rules, prohibited display items, project size, project category selection, judging criteria etc. - go to the "old" website at www.rbsef.com and prompt "Regulations" then prompt "Exhibit Rules" for project size and good project practices, prompt "Eligibility Rules" for category descriptions and category selection help, prompt "Safety and Display" for items NOT Allowed to be displayed at fair. Prompt "Judging" for judging criteria.
Send required student forms and check(s) payable to RBSEF Inc. by Wed. Feb. 24, 2016 to:
Robert Novak, Asst. Fair Director
Carpenter Technology
PO Box 14662, Bldg 54
Reading, PA 19612-4662
More Information-To make this website work for you it is important that the teacher must register on the website before the students from your school register projects online. You will be asked for your email address and to create a personal password so that as your students from your building enter the science fair online you can track their progress etc. If you teach in more than one building check off all buildings that apply to you. Note, most teacher sponsors from the 2015 science fair are registered but you will still need to provide an email and passcode to complete your registration. When a student picks your name from a pull down list for your school building you will then be able to gather the student's entry information as needed. If all goes well you will not need to wait until the last minute to get your list of registered students as in past years. Now you can get the list of your building students anytime you want. Because each student and teacher will have email and passwords it will allow a teacher to better communicate with registered students in the school. All this should work if the teacher registers on the site before the students start registering the projects online.
A message from Fair Director Mike Gerhart, The 64th Reading Berks Science and Engineering Fair (www.rbsef.org) is using a new website to inform teachers, register students, and register sponsoring teachers. Since this is a new website we are hoping there will be few issues using the website. I know from my 35 years teaching science and sponsoring students in this science fair requires a lot of teacher time. It is hoped this site will allow teachers to sponsor students with less effort and obtain more information on student project progress. One of the many features of the new site allows a teacher to obtain a list of their students registered in the science fair.
Please contact me if there are any problems or concerns using the new website. Contact me at the information found below.
Michael Gerhart, Fair Director
Ph/Fax 610-693-5321 Cell 610-413-4588
The Science Fair is judged by a panel of volunteer judges who donate their time and expertise to provide fair and impartial judging of student projects. We are greatful for the many judges who tirelessly aid in our fair, many of whom have served for decades.
Previous judges are contacted prior to the Fair and enrolled to judge in the categories of their expertise. If you haven't served as a judge previously and would like to volunteer, select the "Registration" tab on the left and choose "Judge" to provide your enrollment information.
Typically, five to seven judges will be responsible for ranking the entires in each of the Fair's twelve categories. The schedule for judges is: Judging Day - Tue. March 15, 2016
Continental Breakfast and Instructions 7:45 a.m.
Morning Judging of Projects 8:00 to 11:30
Buffet Lunch 11:30 to 12:15
Interview Students 1:00 to 3:00
Select Category Winners 3:00 to 3:30
Select Finalists 3:30 to 4:45
Link to your old site: http://rbsef.com/


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Bookmark - SS Oronsay, P&O Lines, 1968 Reg. No: HT 2676 6
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- Bookmark issued by P & O Lines in 1968 for use on the ship S.S. Oronsay. It is part of a collection of 175 items of post-war ship memorabilia collected by John McKay. John began collecting shipping brochures as a boy through an interest in travel and later used some of the material in his professional capacity as a Geography and Social Studies teacher. He finally made a voyage himself in 1957-1958, to England to attend a scouting jamboree, although he ended up staying for 18 months. He remembers lots of Australians going over at that time, and references to Earls Court as 'Kangaroo Alley'.
The S. S. Oronsay was launched in on 30th June 1950. She left Tilbury on her maiden voyage on 16th May 1951 and arrived in Fremantle on 8th June. 'Oronsay' was originally used for voyages between Britain and Australia, but made her first cruise on 14th February 1953. In 1960, P & O absorbed Orient Lines and the Oronsay remained in service for the company until 1975.
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- Flat double-sided bookmark. Front has gloss colour illustration of the ship, which is white with orange funnel, and green ocean. Back has information about the ship and advertisement for its cruises in blue and black text.
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- Donation from Mr John McKay, 2003
|6.3 cm (Height), 23.2 cm (Width)
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Back: " P & O S.S. 'ORONSAY' 28,000 tons - stabilized and fully air-conditioned"
|Peninsula & Orient Steam Navigation Co., England, Great Britain, 1968
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|Mr John McKay, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1968
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Competitive interactions between forest trees are driven by species' trait hierarchy, not phylogenetic or functional similarity: implications for forest community assembly
Article first published online: 24 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1461-0248.2012.01803.x
© 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd/CNRS
Ecology Letters
Volume 15, Issue 8, pages 831–840, August 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
Kunstler, G., Lavergne, S., Courbaud, B., Thuiller, W., Vieilledent, G., Zimmermann, N. E., Kattge, J., Coomes, D. A. (2012), Competitive interactions between forest trees are driven by species' trait hierarchy, not phylogenetic or functional similarity: implications for forest community assembly. Ecology Letters, 15: 831–840. doi: 10.1111/j.1461-0248.2012.01803.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 2 JUL 2012
- Article first published online: 24 MAY 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 26 APR 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 17 JAN 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 14 NOV 2011
- Manuscript Received: 18 OCT 2011
Funded by
- INTERREG France-Suisse
- Alpine Space MANFRED
- BACCARA. Grant Number: 226299
- European Research Council. Grant Number: 281422
- MOTIVE. Grant Number: 226544
- Community assembly;
- competition;
- environmental filtering;
- functional similarity;
- niche similarity;
- phylogenetic relatedness;
- plant interaction;
- traits hierarchy
The relative importance of competition vs. environmental filtering in the assembly of communities is commonly inferred from their functional and phylogenetic structure, on the grounds that similar species compete most strongly for resources and are therefore less likely to coexist locally. This approach ignores the possibility that competitive effects can be determined by relative positions of species on a hierarchy of competitive ability. Using growth data, we estimated 275 interaction coefficients between tree species in the French mountains. We show that interaction strengths are mainly driven by trait hierarchy and not by functional or phylogenetic similarity. On the basis of this result, we thus propose that functional and phylogenetic convergence in local tree community might be due to competition-sorting species with different competitive abilities and not only environmental filtering as commonly assumed. We then show a functional and phylogenetic convergence of forest structure with increasing plot age, which supports this view.


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"Rocks In My Pockets" is a story of mystery and redemption. The film is based on true events involving five women of Signe Baumane's family, including herself, and their battles with depression and suicide. It raises questions of how much family genetics determine who we are and if it is possible to outsmart one's own DNA. The film is packed with visual metaphors, surreal images and a twisted sense of humor. It is an animated tale full of art, women, strange daring stories, Latvian accents, history, nature, adventure and more.
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A Film by: Signe Baumane
Music Composer: Kristian Sensini
Sound Designer: Weston Fonger
Editor and Compositor: Wendy Cong Zhao
Color Design and Production Manager: Rashida Nasir
Co-Producer and Voiceover Director: Sturgis Warner
Latvian Co-Producer: Roberts Vinovskis
Writer, Director, Producer, Animator: Signe Baumane
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The DVD carries two full versions of "Rocks In My Pockets," one in English, the other Latvian with subtitles available for both. It also has the film's trailer.
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- ...an important film in a time where far too many people are being over or under medicated. It may be a gateway to a greater understanding and tolerance of what we do not yet have a grasp on... Rocks In My Pockets is a beautiful conversation starter.


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Format: CD
Manufacturer: Collectables Records
Sku: 60515107
Release Date: 1/22/2002
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Danny Boy ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
2. Tammy ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
3. Twelfth Of Never, The ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
4. I'm Old Fashioned ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
5. Come To Me, Bend To Me ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
6. Secret Love ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
7. Heather On The Hill, The ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
8. Can I Forget You ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
9. It Could Happen To You ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
10. I Want To Be Wanted ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
11. Summertime ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
12. Misty ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
13. Canadian Sunset ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
14. Sing A Rainbow ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
15. Dream ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
16. This Is All I Ask ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
17. Wives And Lovers ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
18. First Born ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
19. Fool Never Learns, A ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
20. Noelle ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
21. Pennies From Heaven ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
22. September Song ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
23. Let It Be Me ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
24. Softly As I Leave You ~ Andy Williams (Vocals)
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info
|2 LPs on 1 CD: DANNY BOY (1961)/THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF ANDY WILLIAMS (1963).
|Originally released on Columbia.
|Liner Note Authors: Richard Erikson; Andy Williams.
|Recording information: 09/27/1961-12/03/1963.
|This discount-priced two-fer combines two Andy Williams albums from the early '60s. Danny Boy and Other Songs I Love to Sing, as it was titled originally, was Williams' Columbia Records debut after six years with the much smaller Cadence label. The Wonderful World of Andy Williams, which followed two years later, was his sixth Columbia LP. A lot had happened in between; Williams had become a major record seller by recording movie theme songs like "Moon River," and he had become a successful television host. But Collectables is right to pair these two albums because they are both grab bags of material with no thematic consistency, unlike LPs released in between like Days of Wine and Roses. In both cases, Williams seems to have had a hit single to promote -- "Danny Boy" in the case of the earlier album, "A Fool Never Learns" for the later one -- and he simply went into the studio and cut some other material to create an album tie-in. He sang some show tunes, some old standards, and some songs that had been hits for other people recently. Danny Boy adopted a consistent style of arrangement, its songs always being performed as lush ballads with lots of strings, while Wonderful World was all over the lot, with Williams sometimes being subsumed under a vocal chorus and with the arrangements sometimes being alarmingly up-tempo. (Especially notable in this category is the bizarre reading of "Pennies From Heaven," which suddenly turns into a rock & roll performance halfway through.) For the listener encountering this compilation 40 years later, the treat is getting to hear Williams singing standards like "Come to Me, Bend to Me," "Summertime," "Misty," "Dream," and "Let It Be Me" (the last featuring an unbilled Claudine Longet on the original French lyrics) in his rich voice. ~ William Ruhlmann
Compilation Appearances
Associated Artists and Works
|Mathis, Johnny
|The Williams Brothers
|Vinton, Bobby
Technical Info
|Release Date : 03/14/2006
|Original Release Date : 2002
|Catalog ID : 7426
|Label : Collectables
|Number of Discs : 1
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Mixed
|SPAR Code : n/a


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WILMINGTON, Del., Sept. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AstraZeneca today announced that the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted an additional six-month period of exclusivity to market CASODEX(R) (bicalutamide) for its licensed advanced prostate cancer indication until April 1, 2009. AstraZeneca has been working with the FDA in the investigation of the safety and effectiveness of CASODEX in a pediatric setting but will not be seeking an indication in this population.
CASODEX is currently approved in the US at a dose of 50 mg daily tablet for use in combination with a luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone analog (LHRH-A) for the treatment of advanced prostate cancer (metastatic Stage D2).
AstraZeneca has a well-established prostate cancer portfolio including hormonal treatments CASODEX, launched in 1995, and ZOLADEX(R) (goserelin acetate implant), launched in 1989. Three Phase III clinical research trials (ENTHUSE program) are currently underway to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of an investigational compound, ZD4054, in non-metastatic and metastatic hormone-resistant prostate cancer.
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Britney Spears' Bill Shows Big Spender
Ever wonder exactly how much it would cost to live the celebrity lifestyle? Wonder no more, because a leaked court document reveals Britney Spears' credit card spending for 11 months. TMZ has published the bill, which dates from the first 11 months of her "conservatorship" - when her dad Jamie took control of her finances. Read on for the spending breakdown...
Britney Spears Snapshots
The American Express bill shows that she spent the following...
Entertainment: $482.15
Furniture: $17,370.29
Charities: $974.75
Merchandise, clothing, supplies and groceries: $62,252.11
Transportation/Auto: $18,959.82
Travel: $10,096.53
Communications: $2,150.41
TMZ quotes sources in the Britney camp as saying the restaurant bill was low for her, because her dad is a cook and was making dinner for her most nights. It's also worth remembering that this is just her credit card bill. The sources say more was donated to charity by other means, and we're pretty sure she must have had a cash allowance too.
But the grand total comes to about $112,000 - suddenly our credit card bills don't seem so bad.
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who cares
- Thursday 24 SeptemberBy HCC11111
please take the kardasian skanks off. i am so sick of seeing that trash on my screen
- Thursday 24 September
don't watch it then if you're tired of seeing on your screen...not too complicated. Channel up or down, problem solved.
- Thursday 24 SeptemberBy mcfishsl
Makes millions of dollars a year but gives less than 1% to charity. Typical
- Thursday 24 SeptemberBy J edwards
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- Thursday 24 SeptemberBy vinnie
Were you announcing yourself?
- Thursday 24 SeptemberBy MaryAnne
Once again, this is none of our business. Britney Spears is not someone I would want my granddaughter to emulate, but face it, it's her money, she earned it, she can spend it any way she chooses to. When and how did any of this information get to be our concern? Truly, I have more serious things to stress over. I'm always amused by the topics, amused and sometimes stunned at the responses I see here. The public has made these people bigger than life, when really they are not any higher than a zero on the what is important scale of our lives.
- Thursday 24 September
I don't see the big deal...she makes way more than $112,000 in a year, I know for a fact that most people put more on their credit cards than they make in a year so I was expecting something like $500K or more but $112K in 11 months? If I made that much money I would probably spend that much in 11 months as well...I guess I don't see the problem...live a little.
- Thursday 24 SeptemberBy stan
Not a very large AMEX bill that for 11 months if I am reading it right. That works out at 10K per month. I know people that run 50K per month on their own AMEX card.
- Thursday 24 SeptemberBy kiki345
all i have to say is brittany is out of control totally and the kids need to be taken away from her and somebody needs to put her in a very safe place and take over, because she cant do it
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Short-Field Ops
How to make every runway seem longer
What Makes a Runway Short?
The Psychological Factors
Ignoring everything having to do with an airplane's performance, a runway is universally considered short when it's significantly shorter than what we're used to. It's a mental thing that may have nothing to do with reality because almost every "normal" general aviation airplane (as opposed to special short-field birds) will land and take off in a space that's far shorter than the average pilot is willing to challenge. For instance, a quick study of available stats shows that a Cessna 152 requires less than 500 feet to stop, while Cherokees, 172s and such all fall into a required runway range of 550 to 650 feet. Bonanzas fall into the under-800-foot range. These are factory specs, measured at gross weight with zero wind, around 60 degrees at sea level with moderate (not severe) braking.
Look back at those numbers, and yes, they're accurate. But, they're rollout distances only, measured at the factory from where the tires first touched to where our trusty bird stopped. But, even if we were to add 300 feet to each, how many average pilots are willing to take their C-172 and such into a runway that's less than 1,000 feet long? In fact, how many pilots, in general, have ever turned final to 1,000 feet of runway? It looks tiny. Impossible to land on! It's very intimidating, and many pilots would avoid it, if given a choice. Other pilots who love short-field work, however, wouldn't bat an eye at it because it's not out of their comfort zone. So, short is relative to what we're used to. However, there are other factors that do make a runway short.
First, it could be said that what's short for one airplane can be too much for another. A thousand-foot runway in a Cub is like turning it loose at JFK, while a loaded Cirrus might be out of luck: It needs 1,140 feet to land and 1,600 to take off. Most aircraft require more to take off than land. However, ignoring the limitations of the hardware, other non-aircraft related factors can make a runway short almost regardless of its length.
Bad approaches. Tall trees, etc., at the thresholds can make a 3,000-foot runway short because not all of it's accessible.
High altitude. Thin air means the airplane will be carrying more ground speed than at a lower altitude, and the engine won't be putting out as much horsepower.
High temperatures. Along with altitude, temperatures increase/decrease the density altitude and can greatly affect the way an airplane can perform on a given runway.
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Anchorage police have cancelled an active shooter training scheduled for next week at South High School after a training at the school Monday drew noise complaints from neighbors.
South High neighbors were warned Monday they might hear what sounded like gunfire later that night, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., while officers conducted an active shooter drill and fired blank rounds.
Christine Monette, president of the Huffman-O'Malley Community Council, said the council was not made aware of the exercise ahead of time. She said she spent Tuesday fielding numerous irate phone calls from neighbors, who told her it sounded like a "firecracker barrage."
"A lot of people thought there was some kind of altercation," she said.
The police department sent a noise alert to media outlets at 1:58 p.m. on Monday, and put it on Twitter and Facebook. Castro said the department also emailed and called the Turnagain View Estates Homeowners Association. Monette said she first heard about the drill from other council members at about 5:45 p.m. Monday, after the news reported it.
The training was supposed to repeat at South High next Monday, but Castro said Tuesday that the location is being moved. She did not say where the new location will be.
She said in an email that South High was not the first choice for the training. The training normally happens at the Port of Anchorage, but that and other usual locations were unavailable, Castro said.
Castro said she did not receive complaints or comments from the public before the training started. But as it commenced in an open lot at South Monday night, it became clear the location was not ideal, she said
"Officers were not made aware of all of the various activities that were taking place at the school last night with lots of cars coming and going for extracurricular activities," Castro said. "This did not end up being an ideal location for our training, in addition to having to create an inconvenience for nearby residents with the noise."
She said such trainings will not be taking place at South High in the future.
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Where to go for Sept. 8
... For about $100
A Day at the Races and Kentucky Derby Museum
"The Greatest Race" is a film shown in the Kentucky Derby Museum but you'll see much more than a movie here. In addition to viewing the exhibits inside, you'll take a walking tour to see the paddock and to get a glimpse of the fabled twin spires. Your admission to Millionaires Row offers a great view of the races in comfortable surroundings. You can enjoy the "Grand Chef Table Buffet" in air-conditioned comfort and step outside to watch your horse cross the finish line. It's a full day of food, fun, history and horses.
Included in the cost of the tour: motor coach transportation from Evansville; coffee and doughnuts; Museum admission; admission and lunch in Millionaires Row; related taxes and tips for travel Sept. 27 for $99.00 per person.
... For about $900
Gatlinburg Music & Color
Fall comes to the Smoky Mountains in a colorful way and this year you can take a motor coach tour to see this natural beauty, the bustle of Gatlinburg and the shows of Pigeon Forge. Your tour includes lodging for three nights in The Park Vista — A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Gatlinburg. Shows include the Smoky Mountain Opry, the Blackwoods, Patty Waszak, Lumberjack Feud, Country Tonite and Sweet Fanny Adams. Eight meals are included at such interesting places as Applewood Farmhouse, Bullfish Grill and Bush's Family Café. The "Mountain and Moonshine Tour" will include a visit to Newfound Gap and Sugarlands Visitor Center in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The tour includes motor coach transportation from Evansville, lodging for three nights; eight meals, six shows, tours and admissions, related taxes, tips and baggage handling for one piece per person. Travel is Oct. 28 to 31 for $924 per person double occupancy.
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Journey to Beijing, one of the most fascinating cities in the world and the capital of the People's Republic of China. Experience the beauty and intrigue of this ancient city that remains both the political and cultural heart of the country. This leisurely paced tour features a seven-night single hotel stay located in the heart of Beijing. Take in everything from the quiet pleasure of lunch with a local family at home in the Hutongs to the once-in-a-lifetime thrill of walking on the Great Wall. Explore historic Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. Venture to the Summer Palace and the Lama Temple. Indulge in dim sum, learn dumpling-making and savor a hot pot dinner. Experience the honored ancient alongside the visionary futuristic that can only be found in this incredible city. Highlights: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Peking duck Dinner, Great Wall, Hot Pot Dinner, Summer Palace, Lama Temple, Acrobatics Show, Temple of Heaven, Hutong Rickshaw Tour, Imperial Cuisine Courtyard Dinner. Optional two-night Hong Kong post tour extension. Included in the cost of the tour: seven nights at Traders Shangri La Hotel, 14 meals, round-trip airfare from Evansville taxes and fees. Travel is March 25 to April 2 for $2,749 per person (double occupancy) if purchased before Sept. 25 or $2,999 per person (double occupancy) after.
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Almost all errands require a car.
Mostly flat, minimal bike lanes.
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237 Dinwiddie Drive has a Walk Score of 21 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
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It's rather unclear to me what "too broad" actually means. An explanation and clarification would possibly help me and others not to abuse this close reason in the future. 1
I understand the first sentence as:
You have asked a question which is answerable but there are too many possible correct answers and it is impossible to distinguish the most correct one.
(that's rather a good "primarily opinion based" but to me, the first sentence of the original "too broad" close reason sounds exactly like this - this is why I am asking for clarification so I can understand it.
good answers would be too long for this format
What does this even mean? Does it mean that an answer is not supposed to be "long"? How long? What are the restrictions on the length of answering? It's also unclear to me what:
for this format actually means; what format?
Please add details to:
- narrow the answer set
But realistically, how can an asker possibly know "the answer set". I understand that this means: ask one thing at a time but the wording of it is quite confusing.
- to isolate an issue that can be answered in a few paragraphs.
But are you (as an asker) supposed to know or predict how someone is going to answer your question? While some questions are even answerable with a simple line of code or sentence (not judging the question/answer quality here just the fact that they are answerable in one line) other ones will require a throughout explanation of a concept, explanation of what is wrong, why, how to fix and why the proposed solution is "the beast".
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too-broad is this bounty protected question
It's another dump of a problem with not even a snippet of code. One of the give me teh codez questions which I consider quite often as too broad. Sure you can dump a code that does solve the problem but should you even answer it in the first place?
If it is too broad and we have a close reason for it than it makes it off-topic - like any other question on site that is about programming but shows no research etc. There is no attempt at solving it whatsoever...
No. 3 on the help-page indicates
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February 10th, 2008 #1
Clay model
I pretty much have this model done now, though there is the inevitable cleaning up and the like as the clay dries out. I added the two rows of "beads" today but did not work on cleaning those up and refining them as they were too soft to do much with that way, so that will be done Tuesday.
The helm is pretty much modelled straight-on while the head is turned slightly to his right which may not seem correct, as one might expect a helm to turn with the head, but in this case it's appropriate since the helm is symbolic not functional, and turning the helm to the same angle as the head would necessitate angling the assembly, scrolls and bird the same way and then the large scrolls and bird would probably not look even except when viewed from the one angle from the left.
I thought angling those would create some peculiar problems for the sake of minor realism, I think the helm with it's styled backing of scrolls is more related to a "canopy" used over full bodied statues in churches and on facades than it is to something the figure would actually wear.
So Tuesday I'll finish this up, I have a plaster shell for a mold to make and another model to start.
This is my version of a circa 1895 original that was on a building facade in NY City, I am not trying to "duplicate", so the viewer will notice some differences between the two sculptures, but I am trying to capture the essense, and the size is the same.
Distortion in the photo may be from the camera lens barrel effect- it was shot pretty close and at a slight angle of this flat on the table, the model was carefully laid out using a wood form screwed to a backer board for the shape, so I know the shape, left/right side angles and length are correct.
The originals were somewhat crude and not perfectly square or even etc, so I don't worry a lot about trying to make every part of these models perfect either. The originals were also scaled in a way to compensate for the angle of viewing which was usually 5 or 6 floors below from the STREET.
My main concern with this model was getting the face to look strong, masculine and have a serious expression, I believe I've accomplished those goals, so how do you feel about the face of this model?
The 1895 original for reference;
Last edited by Randall; February 10th, 2008 at 04:48 PM.
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Pretty cool! My advice: don't stop sculpting!
February 11th, 2008 #3
Thanks Serpian, I won't stop!
February 11th, 2008 #4
It may just be the angle the photo is taken from but the pupils and iris's in the eyes look as if they are at slightly different angles. Overall it's looking good x
February 11th, 2008 #5
Main crit I have is that the face looks more gaunt than that of the original, with less flesh around the mouth, chin and eyes. This is emphasized by contrast with the very full lips. The eyes themselves look less finished than the rest of the facial features, more like they were inscribed rather than sculpted. They could use some more attention.
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Scenario: I have a Managed Software Delivery that I want to run only if the computer is on at 3:00am. So I created a schedule for the Managed Software Delivery to run at a Scheduled Time of 3:00am. I set the advanced option on the schedule "Computer is available at the exact scheduled time".
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I tried your configuration. This results in the Managed Software Delivery not running at all, including at the specified time. It kicks off the Detection and Applicability checks, but there is Execute portion of it with "Don't Run Remediation" selected.
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I'm sad to report this is still an issue in 7.1 apparently. It seems that if a computer receives the policy to run a policy at X time but it then gets powered off or put into standby, it will run it when it comes back online. If a computer never receives the policy, it behaves as expected when it comes online and sees that the time to run the policy has alredy expired.
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