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Government has been, of course, the largest single player in this arena, and as its obligations for ensuring access to care have grown, so also have its concerns for the cost of care, its quality, and for a balance of the two. Consequently, as government has had to assess the performance of its programs, to discover their weaknesses, and to find remedies for these, it has repeatedly called on the IOM for help. Because good policy requires good information, the Institute has perhaps made its greatest contribution as a source of impartial expertise whenever called upon for investigation, analysis, and advice.
Delivering care and paying for it under organized auspices, governmental and other, have improved access to care for many (though not all), while also offering prospects of significant improvements in quality as care is stripped of superfluities and becomes more subject to institutional supervision and public scrutiny. At the same time, payment per case and per capita, as well as, perhaps, the resurgence of for-profit enterprise, may have posed a risk to consumers. On the one hand, as efforts to control costs gain dominance, there is a temptation to skimp on some important aspects of care, of which attention to the niceties of care, so cherished by consumers, is perhaps the most vulnerable. On the other hand, as care is shifted to less equipped, less supervised sites, the threat to quality is bound to grow unless special efforts are made to anticipate the danger.
Consumers, individually and in association, have reacted rather incoherently to these developments. Some have become so disenchanted with the medical establishment, so suspicious of its motives, so skeptical about the efficacy of its methods that, alienated, they have sought alternatives apparently more responsive to their needs. Others, sometimes expecting more of the medical system than it can realistically accomplish, have challenged it by demanding more attention to their preferences, more participation in the system's operations, and more access to information necessary for informed choice.
Happily, the IOM, as Lohr's review of its activities amply demonstrates, has responded to these developments, cognizant of the currents and cross-currents they have set in motion. The Institute has explored the relation between quality and cost. It has defined quality to include patient preferences, while providing tools for measuring quality of life (the outcome of care) in ways meaningful to everyone, In assessing access to information, it has balanced nicely the need to know with the need to offer protection to both customer and provider. And it has advanced quality by holding it always as the most compelling goal, by setting standards that serve it, and by developing methods by which it may be assessed and, where needed, improved.
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The Cherries stopper underwent surgery on a herniated disc after failing to play through the pain any longer.
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April is National Poetry Month
Poem in Your Pocket Day is April 30. Will you be ready?
The American Academy of Poets website has a new Mobile Poetry page that provides unlimited access to more than 2,500 poems (and more, too!). The collection is organized into two sections: occasion and theme and form. A search feature lets you search or browse the collection by poet, poem, and prose.
Mobile Poetry is made for the iPhone, but can be used on most mobile devices. Just surf to www.poets.org/m. You can also use the same URL to view the site from a regular computer.
So, the next time you're on a long car ride or waiting for a table at a restaurant, pull up Mobile Poetry and see what you can find!
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New boy group B.A.P says, "We want to conquer the earth!" (Interview)
This sounds like something that an evil alien might say in a science fiction. Their yellow hair reminds of the Namek Super Saiyan from the Japanese cartoon Dragon Ball. New boy group B.A.P members were very aggressive. They seemed to be joking at first, but their eyes were very serious. Maybe they weren't joking.
B.A.P consists of six members, the leader Bang Yong Guk, Zelo, Him Chan, Young Jae, Jong Up, and Dae Hyun. As befits their aggressive moves, their performances are very intense. Even top singing groups might have to pay attention to them.
Their dream of "conquering the earth" shows their strong will to become a world-renowned singing group. B.A.P stands for Best, Absolute, Perfect, which means that they are in pursuit of perfection.
As much as their great dream, their debut was also very unusual. They attracted over 3,000 fans to their debut showcase and entered the top ten on the World Albums of Billboard's.
"We all dream of conquering the earth. We really want to become a world-renowned group. We still have a lot more to go, but we dream of performing on MTV's World Stage, which will take place in Malaysia, as a representative singing group of Korea. Because our debut album is finally out, we want to do everything we've prepared to show our passion (Bang Yong Guk)."
B.A.P's debut album Warrior contains "Warrior," the title song, "Burn It Up," an intro song, "Unbreakable," which is about their dream of becoming singers, and "Secret Love," in which Secret's Song Ji Eun was featured.
The title song "Warrior" contains lyrics that criticize the current social system, which might be unfamiliar to many people who are used to today's friendly boy groups. Excluding all electronic sounds, which are often used in many K-pop songs, they highlight hip-hop beats.
"When we work together, we talk a lot. When we decided the direction of our music, we promised not to make the same songs as others'. So we wrote "Warrior," thinking that it would be good to talk about some heavy issues that criticize the current society. We want to talk about various different issues in the future, as well (Him Chan)."
"We all hate to copy others. Rather than copying, we want to become a group that other people wish to copy. We've worked really hard to make that happen even before our debut (Bang Yong Guk)."
Maybe the wishes of the "six aliens" have come true. Their popularity is as high as that of other existing singing groups'. The members of B.A.P's official fan cafe number more than 18,000.
Singers communicate with people on the stage. After their showcase and debut performance, the number of their fans have increased exponentially. They also sold all 10,000 copies of their debut album only in two days.
They've already proved what they're showing on the stage is very distinctive. Their perfect group dance, strong charisma, Bang Yong Guk's raw rap, and Zelo's high-speed rap are in perfect harmony. And Dae Hyun and Young Jae's great voices make their performance reach the climax.
Moreover, their aggressive moves eventually broke the stage set. While shooting SBS TV's Inkigayo, the stage floor was broken by Bang Yong Guk's powerful step.
"Whenever we perform on the stage, we break things. We've recently broken two mike packs and hurt our hands. Every time, we find out that we got hurt after we finish performing. When we are performing on the stage, we don't know that we're hurt because we're so focused on our performance (Jong Up)."
B.A.P members can be confident about themselves because they're thoroughly prepared and have strong passion. They say, "When we are standing on the stage, we feel thrilled rather than being nervous." Yet, they are as fresh as other new boy group members. They don't speak perfectly, but their stammering speech and polite way of speaking make them look more attractive.
"Because we all have blonde hair, even our fans are confused about our names. We, first of all, have to make people know our names in order to 'conquer the eatrh (laughs).' We want to be a group that leads fashion, music, and dance trend. We wish that all people in Korea dye their hair blonde and go on a diet with B.A.P's dance in 2012 (Him Chan)."
"We're like a white paper now, on which can have any kinds of drawing. On the contrary to this, our music is black. All members love African-American music as it has soul. If we can be born again, we want to be born as African-Americans and do their music (Bang Yong Guk)."
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'The Secret History of Love' at Jump-Start
: July 10, 2013 : Updated: July 11, 2013 10:25am
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Sean Dorsey Dance is bringing "The Secret History of Love" to town. The dance/theater work is based on interviews with LGBT people about the days when they had to keep their romantic lives secret. It's part of a 15-city national tour. The local production is being presented by Jump-Start Performance Co.
8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Sterling Houston Theater at Jump-Start, Blue Star Arts Complex, 1400 S. Alamo St. $12-$15. 210-227-5867; jump-start.org.


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- 01 Dec 2014
- Working Papers
Financing Innovation
There is growing consensus that well-functioning financial markets play a central role in driving economic growth through their ability to spur technological innovation. In this paper for the Annual Review of Financial Economics, the authors ask how financial markets might actively shape the nature of R&D that is undertaken. They also examine how this may impact technological innovation and growth through the shaping of the ideas that are developed across firms. Drawing on a new but growing literature on the role that capital markets and financial intermediaries play in impacting firm-level innovation, the authors first elaborate on theoretical contributions regarding why financing R&D projects might be distinct from financing other types of projects and the channels through which financial intermediaries and capital markets can impact innovation. They then discuss empirical studies on financing innovation in mature firms, in particular the literature on how ownership and capital structure impact the amount and nature of innovation undertaken by firms. The paper also looks at innovation in startups and the growing literature on the effect that multi-stage financing has on innovation in young firms. Three main themes emerge: 1) A growing body of work documents a role for debt financing related to innovation. 2) A very active area of research has looked at "learning" across multi-stage financing. 3) There is strong interaction between financing choices for innovation and changing external conditions. Read More
- 19 Sep 2013
- Working Papers
U.S. High-Skilled Immigration, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship: Empirical Approaches and Evidence
In the 2008 Current Population Survey, immigrants represented 16 percent of the United States workforce with a bachelor's education. Moreover, immigrants accounted for 29 percent of the growth in this workforce during the 1995-2008 period. Exceeding these strong overall contributions, the role of immigrants within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields is even more pronounced. Even so, the importance of the global migration of STEM talent has been under-studied. In this paper, which focuses exclusively on the United States' experience, the author reviews academic work regarding the effects of global migration on innovation and entrepreneurship. Findings show that while some aspects of the phenomenon are well understood, such as the quantity and quality of immigrants, scholars still have very little insight on others, such as return migration. Overall, immigration has clearly been essential for the United States' leadership in innovation and entrepreneurship. There is also evidence of positive impacts of high-skilled diasporas for home countries, although the ledger that can be measured in the United States remains incomplete. Read More
- 09 May 2013
- Working Papers
Clusters of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
For many decades, the common wisdom among local officials pursuing employment growth for their areas was to attract a large firm to relocate. This "smokestack chasing" led to many regional governments bidding against each other and providing substantial incentives to large plants making their location choice decisions. The success of entrepreneurial clusters in recent decades, however, has challenged this wisdom, and now many policy makers state that they want their regions "to be the next Silicon Valley." This has led to extensive efforts to seed local entrepreneurship, with today's politicians routinely announcing the launch of an entrepreneurial cluster in a hot industry, such as biotechnology, nanotechnology, or advanced manufacturing. In this paper, the authors explore the rationale for and efficacy of policies to promote local entrepreneurship and innovation and reflect on recent initiatives in this domain. Read More
- 14 Feb 2013
- Working Papers
Fostering Translational Research: Using Public-Private Partnerships to Improve Firm Survival, Employment Growth, and Innovative Performance
The authors demonstrate that a unique Danish mediated public-private partnership model for fostering the translation of basic science into commercial applications help firms significantly decrease the likelihood of bankruptcy while substantially increasing the average level of employment. Funded firms in the study were granted significantly more patents and published more peer-reviewed papers, and the impact of these publications was significantly higher. In addition, the mediated partnership model improved the knowledge produced as well as the collaborative behavior of scientists with a significantly higher level of citations and more cross-institutional coauthored publications. Read More
- 25 Sep 2012
- Working Papers
Colocation and Scientific Collaboration: Evidence from a Field Experiment
In recent years there has been considerable interest in the policy arena on fostering collaborative and especially interdisciplinary collaborations. Yet there is scant evidence on how to do this in practice. To learn how team members find each other in the scientific community and decide to collaborate, the authors designed and carried out an experiment involving Harvard University and its affiliated hospitals. Results suggest that matching between scientists may be subject to considerable frictions, even among scientists in relatively close geographic proximity and in the same organizational system. However, even a brief and focused event facilitating face-to-face interactions can be useful for the formation of new scientific collaborations. Read More
- 11 May 2012
- Working Papers
Creating an R&D Strategy
This note by Gary P. Pisano provides a framework for designing an R&D strategy. It starts with the simple notion that a strategy is a system approach to solving a problem. An R&D strategy is defined a coherent set of interrelated choices across decision concerning: organizational architecture, processes, people, and project portfolios. To illustrate the framework, we use examples of three pharmaceutical companies and examine how their different R&D strategies were rooted in different assumptions about the core driver of R&D performance. This suggests that the very first question to be answered in strategy development is: What's our shared understanding of the root cause of the problem we are trying to solve? Read More
- 28 Jan 2011
- Working Papers
Agglomerative Forces and Cluster Shapes
HBS professor William R. Kerr and doctoral candidate Scott Duke Kominers develop a theoretical model for analyzing the forces that drive agglomeration, or industrial clustering. It is rare that researchers systematically observe the forces like technology sharing, customer/supplier interactions, or labor pooling that lead to firm clustering. Instead, the data only portray the final location decisions that firms make (for example, firms that utilize one type of technology are clustered over 50 miles, while those using another technology are clustered over 100 miles). The researchers' model identifies how these observable traits can be used to infer properties of the underlying clustering forces. Read More
- 23 Nov 2010
- Working Papers
Growth Through Heterogeneous Innovations
Economists have long recognized that innovation is central to economic growth and development. But as a profession, economics is just beginning to model the many types of innovations that exist and the amazing heterogeneity in the firms that conduct research and development--from General Electric to Silicon Valley start-ups. This paper provides theoretical and empirical evidence surrounding how firm size influences the types of R&D undertaken, with particular focus on choices to pursue exploration R&D (capturing new product lines) versus exploitation R&D (refining current product lines internally). From the choices made by individual firms and new entrepreneurs, the model then builds to consider aggregate economic growth. Research was conducted by Ufuk Akcigit of the University of Pennsylvania and William R. Kerr of Harvard Business School. Read More
- 25 Mar 2008
- Working Papers
Incompatible Assumptions: Barriers to Producing Multidisciplinary Knowledge in Communities of Scholarship
Just as flows of knowledge within and across communities of practice improve the quality of new products, knowledge sharing among knowledge workers within interdisciplinary communities may be critical for new discoveries and for a more comprehensive and accurate understanding of phenomena. In spite of this, biologists tend to talk to biologists, economists tend to talk to economists, and lawyers tend to talk to lawyers. This paper argues that producing and disseminating knowledge within a multidisciplinary community of practice is enhanced when knowledge workers hold compatible assumptions, even when the form and content of knowledge generation across those workers varies. Read More
- 07 Feb 2007
- Working Papers
The Value of Openness in Scientific Problem Solving
Scientists are generally rewarded for discoveries they make as individuals or in small teams. While the sharing of information in science is an ideal, it is seldom practiced. In this research, Lakhani et al. used an approach common to open source software communities—which rely intensely on collaboration—and opened up a set of 166 scientific problems from the research laboratories of twenty-six firms to over 80,000 independent scientists. The outside scientists were able to solve one-third of the problems that the research laboratories were unable to solve internally. Read More
- 22 Jan 2007
- Research & Ideas
The Immigrant Technologist: Studying Technology Transfer with China
Immigrants account for almost half of Ph.D.-level scientists and engineers in the U.S., and are prime drivers of technology development. Increasingly, however, Chinese technologists and entrepreneurs are returning home rather than staying in the U.S. to pursue opportunities. Professor William Kerr discusses the phenomena of technology transfer and implications for U.S.-based businesses and policymakers. From New Business. Read More
- 08 Dec 2006
- Working Papers
The Industry R&D Survey: Patent Database Link Project
The development and diffusion of new innovations are central to economic growth, and understanding the firm-level underpinnings of technology progress is important to academics, policymakers, and business managers. While many researchers have examined (either separately or together) corporate research and development and technology diffusion, they run into two significant data constraints. William R. Kerr and Shihe Fu describe how they developed a new dataset for studying corporate innovation that encompasses three important existing datasets. This paper summarizes the Industry R&D Survey for researchers who want to study innovation through the Census Bureau's data. Read More
- 20 Nov 2006
- Research & Ideas
Open Source Science: A New Model for Innovation
Borrowing a practice that is common in the open source software community, HBS professor Karim R. Lakhani and colleagues decided to see how "broadcasting" might work among scientists trying to solve scientific problems. The results? Promising for many types of innovation, as he explains in this Q&A. Read More
- 05 Jul 2006
- Research & Ideas
The Accidental Innovator
Many important innovations are the byproduct of accidents—the key is to be prepared for the unexpected. Professor Robert D. Austin discusses his research and practical implications on the concept of accidental innovation. Read More
- 05 Jul 2006
- Working Papers
Behavioral Operations
Organizations often commit to more product development projects than they can handle. And while people do not always behave rationally, most research on operations management still assumes they do. This paper explores theoretical and practical ways to study the effects of behavior and cognition on operations. Read More
- 24 Oct 2005
- Research & Ideas
IPR: Protecting Your Technology Transfers
Countries are adopting stronger intellectual property rights to entice international corporate investment. But who really benefits from IPR? Should multinationals feel secure that their secrets will be protected? A Q&A with professor C. Fritz Foley. Read More
- 05 Jul 2006
- Working Papers
The Cycles of Theory Building in Management Research
How do business academics know they are categorizing or measuring the best things to help us understand interesting phenomena? Scholars waste a lot of time and energy disparaging and defending various research methods. Yet the stakes are high for business academics to create theory that is intellectually rigorous, practically useful, and able to stand the tests of time. The authors describe a three-stage process for building theory; discuss the role of anomalies for building better theory; and suggest how scholars can refine research questions, carry out projects, and design student coursework. Read More
- 05 Jul 2006
- Working Papers
Do Managers' Heuristics Affect R&D Performance Volatility? A Simulation Informed by the Pharmaceutical Industry
Can the R&D process be managed to provide more certainty and success? The authors explore R&D performance volatility using the pharmaceutical industry as the model. The study looks at two types of heuristics that are commonly used to manage R&D project portfolios: (1) which products to start, and whether to continue or kill a product in development; (2) how resources should be allocated at each phase of development. By changing the heuristics used to make decisions at each stage of development, managers can decrease the amount of uncertainty and failure in the R&D process. Read More
- 29 Nov 2004
- Research & Ideas
Caves, Clusters, and Weak Ties: The Six Degrees World of Inventors
Your company's scientists and investors can be antennas that bring great ideas into your company. The key, says HBS professor Lee Fleming, is understanding small-world networks. Read More
- 11 Aug 2003
- Research & Ideas
Cheap, Fast, and In Control: How Tech Aids Innovation
Companies don't need to spend a fortune on research and innovation. HBS professor Stefan Thomke explains how new technologies enable businesses to experiment on the cheap in his new book, Experimentation Matters. Read More


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- Posted August 26, 2009
Left Justified: Vietnam remembered, part four
By Stanley Campbell Here's the final installment of my friend Steve Bea's reminiscences about the Vietnam War. After serving four months putting up radio towers, he breaks his leg spear fishing in Cam Ranh Bay: "The army...
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To the Editor
··· This is not a godless nation Four score and 12 years ago, our fathers did NOT bring forth a new nation based on godlessness. That was the former Soviet Union. To be sure, belief in God...
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Lunch with Marjorie: Collecting coins, Beanies and memories—part two
By Marjorie Stradinger Columnist Editor's note: The following is the second in a three-part series. The first part appeared in the Aug. 19-25, 2009, issue. Don Smith opened Don's Coins and Collectibles a year after his wife,...
- Posted August 26, 2009
Literary Hook: Poem draws parallels between wisdom and the fruition of a garden
By Christine Swanberg Author and Poet The end of summer draws near. The garden has come to fruition. Here is a sonnet that compares wisdom to the fruition of a garden, sometimes uncontrollable. Like the end of...
- Posted August 26, 2009
What's Brewin'? Mendocino supplies original, off-the-wall craft brews
By Tyler Estabrook Staff Writer While browsing through Woodman's bargain pints, I came across an overlooked, but capable, American craft brewer, northern California's Mendocino Brewing Company. When you're picking out craft brew pints on a whim, you...
- Posted August 26, 2009
Miles Nielsen performs at Tinker Aug. 30
From press release Miles Nielsen will be featured in the final free "Tinker with Music" summer concert from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 30, at Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum and Gardens, 411 Kent St., Rockford. A...
- Posted August 26, 2009
Charlie Daniels promises to entertain
By Jim Hagerty Staff Writer When Charlie Daniels takes the Great Lawn Stage Thursday, Sept. 3, to open On the Waterfront, there will be no need to wonder if the veteran artist and his band will deliver...
- Posted August 26, 2009
Thunder Update: Thunder win first championship
By S.C. Zuba Sports Columnist The Rockford Thunder competed in their final tournament of the season, the National Pro Fastpitch (NPF) playoffs, last week in Akron, Ohio. In the first round of the tournament, the Thunder took...
- Posted August 26, 2009
Mom's Club meets at OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center
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When Cassie Streng is abducted by two men in a white van right in front of her own house, she can't at first figure out what's going on. When her mother comes outside and does nothing to stop the men, confusion turns to panic. When her stepfather, Dr. Rick Wheeler, enters the picture, things suddenly become clear. Rick planted drugs in Cassie's room, convinced her mother that she needed more help than they could give her to straighten her out, and is shipping her out to a school/prison in Mexico.
Cassie figures this all out in a few minutes, once she's handcuffed in the back of the van, virtually kidnapped by men who work for Peaceful Cove, and desperate to escape. She knows why this is happening, but she has no way to convince anyone that she's being held against her will for something she didn't do.
Rick Wheeler is a psychiatrist who moved his new family--wife Jackie, stepdaughter Cassie, and soon-to-be-born son away from the town of Minor to Portland. Back in their old town, Rick had a practice that specialized in helping troubled youths. You know the ones--they resist parental authority, smoke, drink, maybe do drugs or have premarital sex. They were the "bad" kids, and Dr. Wheeler used them as guinea pigs for a drug called Socom. Socom's creators billed their new drug, given as an injection, as a breakthrough in adolescent behavior modification. It might be, too, except for the deadly side effects that seem to take place in some of the youths, ending in their deaths.
Cassie found out about all of this when she snooped through her stepfather's home files. She was concerned enough, especially since Rick keeps mentioning to her mother that she herself should be put on Socom, to do some investigating of her own. When she learns that three former students of her old school in Minor died after being on the drug, she enlists the help of her new classmate, Thatcher Hedrick, and the two devise a plan to bring Rick and his deceptions to light with the aid of a Portland newspaper columnist.
Before they can do that, however, Cassie is kidnapped, with no way of letting Thatcher--or anyone else--know that Rick is behind the plot that's taken her out of the country. Now she's far away from home in Mexico, and although she's making some new contacts and friends there, she's worried about what's happening back in Portland.
SHOCK POINT is a great story, full of action, adventure, and mystery. The plot is very believable, especially in this day and age where drugs seem to be the choice of so many people to cure their ills. As Cassie works from Mexico to bring down Rick and the company that produces Socom, Thatcher works from Portland to rescue Cassie and protect the innocents who are still taking the drug--some without their consent.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - State transportation officials are looking to update a four-year plan for improving New Mexico's roads and bridges.
The New Mexico Department of Transportation is asking for the public to comment on the proposal by March 20.
The department will also be taking final public comment at the State Transportation Commission meeting March 21 in Albuquerque.
The State Transportation Improvement Program covers state and federal road and bridge projects. The projects are funded with a combination of federal, state and local funds.
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Thank you for your interest in donating your time and skills to the RRBO! We rely on volunteers to do bird surveys, help band birds, trim net lanes, make bird bags, and assorted chores.
Bird banding
[Currently, we have no banding openings, and due to a wait list and University guidelines, are not taking new applications at this time] As the only full-time banding operation in southeast Michigan, there is a great deal of interest in our program, so please be advised that banding positions are very limited. We typically have one or two openings per year, and usually require at least two weekday mornings a week with a full year or more commitment.
Bird banding is a specialized skill, and not everyone is able to meet the qualifications or demands on their time. Here are some traits we're looking for:
- Good physical condition, willing to walk 1 to 3 miles per day, often at a brisk pace.
- Excellent vision (correction okay), especially for close work. No color blindness.
- Excellent manual dexterity. Releasing birds from nets is delicate work which needs to be done carefully but quickly (some people with large hands find it difficult).
- Good knowledge of Michigan birds and their plumages. Familiarity with bird topography and molts is essential, but in-depth details can be learned "on the job."
- Previous experience handling birds preferred, banding birds even better.
We ask for a commitment of one or two days per week (the same two weekdays each week) beginning around dawn until at least 10 a.m. but possibly to 1 p.m., depending on conditions. Training is only done during fall migration (approximately Labor Day through October). We also ask for a commitment of at least two fall seasons. We realize this is a large time demand, but in order to gather data in a proper scientific manner, we need well-trained, dedicated volunteers.
We always have a waiting list, and there is a "pecking order" of sorts:
- Experienced returning banders.
- Students: Graduate students, especially those willing to do research at UM-Dearborn; or undergraduates who have completed Field Biology, especially those applying for research credit or independent study.
- Community members with a serious interest in ornithology.
After reviewing these criteria, please send a letter (attached to an email, if you like) to Julie Craves. Please provide: your background, especially your level of experience in identifying Michigan birds and any animal handling experience; your anticipated schedule for the following autumn; and a statement of your motivation and expectations regarding bird banding. You may include a resume or CV.
Other tasks
If banding doesn't fit into your schedule, RRBO also sometimes utilizes volunteers for vegetation surveys, net lane maintenance, or marketing and fundraising (if the latter, you should have a background in those areas). Please indicate your willingness or availability for those tasks, if interested.
Spring-summer 2014 volunteer position: Identification of wild roses on campus. If you have a keen botanical bent including knowledge of botanical terms, are able to use technical keys to identify plants, pay strong attention to detail, like working outdoors, and can work independently, we have a project in which plants in the genus Rosa, growing wild in the campus natural area, need to be located, mapped, and identified to species. The project proposal can be downloaded here (Word doc). If you are interested, please indicate your qualifications and interest to Julie Craves. Serious only, please.
Research opportunities
Students may arrange for independent research credit on projects related to work being done at the Rouge River Bird Observatory. Generally, projects focus on the fall diet of Catharus thrushes, and include fruit phenology, nutrient content and other characteristics of different species of fruit, and vegetation surveys. Other projects can be discussed. Qualified students are also invited to participate as bird banders when space allows.
University of Michigan-Dearborn students should arrange credit through their major advisor. Students from other universities are also welcome. Potential credit through UM-D and collaborations can be arranged.


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Wolves go two-and-out at CIC volleyball tourney
Seven seniors to depart from this year's squad
Eagle River's Morgen Wohrle sets the ball during the Wolves' match against East in the CIC tournament Nov. 1 at Service High. Eagle River is losing seven seniors from this year's squad.
Both local high schools saw their seasons end at the hands of East at the Cook Inlet Conference volleyball tournament.
Before ending Chugiak's season, the T-Birds downed Eagle River 3-1 (10-25, 25-17, 25-23, 25-14) on Nov. 1.
Tight embraces and tears were plentiful following the loss — a sign of the camaraderie shared between the girls.
"We got really close as a team," said captain Morgen Wohrle. "It was definitely a family.
"All the seniors will miss it," said Wohrle, one of seven 12th graders on the squad.
The others are Gabbi LeCates, Elexa Walker, Brianna Howard, Brianna Norris, Lucy Thomas and Cheyene Yaw.
After losing to South, top-seeded Dimond beat the Wolverines twice Saturday, Nov. 3 to win the conference title. East swept Chugiak to earn the third CIC seed at the state tournament.
Against the T-Birds, LeCates had nine kills, four blocks and eight aces. Tess Anderson furnished 15 kills and 15 digs.
Wohrle had 28 digs and 11 kills, and Thomas recorded 27 digs. Walker, Eagle River's setter, racked up 35 assists.
Despite going two-and-out to end the season, LeCates said her senior year was a success. Like Wohrle, LeCates said Eagle River formed a tight bond.
"We went through a lot of struggles," she said. "We all pushed through them and came together as a team."
That attitude is one aspect she'll miss most about Eagle River volleyball.
"How we never give up," LeCates said.
Along with her teammates, Wohrle said she'll simply miss playing matches.
"I'll definitely miss the competition," she said. "The feeling when you get a good kill. Or a great dig."
A talented junior varsity team will make the departure of seven seniors easier on the Wolves next season, LeCates said.
"JV was really good this year," she said.
Eagle River had three players named to the All-CIC Second Team. Those included Walker (setter), Wohrle (outside hitter) and LeCates (middle hitter).
Contact Mike Nesper at 694-2727.


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Produced, arranged and mixed by: Red Young
Recorded at: Church House Studio, Austin, Texas by David Boyle
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Mixed at: Red's Place, Austin, Texas
Mastered by Jerry Tubb at Terra Nova Digital Audio, Inc., Austin, Texas
Vocals: Silvie Rider
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Bass: Chris Maresh
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Mini rugby for this age-group follows the new RFU principles – full contact, but with a few simplifications: the scrums are limited to three players (3vs3) and are uncontested, there is tackling, mini rucks and mini mauls but no line-outs and no kicking of the ball. The mini rucks and mauls are limited to a maximum of two players per team plux tackler/ball carrier.
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