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March 9, 2006'Selling' Urban Forestry in Your Town
Speaker: Shelley GardnerConference: Missouri Community Forestry Council Annual ConferenceWhere: Holiday Inn Viking Conference Center
St. Louis, MO Sponsor Website: http://www.mocommunitytrees.com/
December 3, 200911:00-12:00am: Disposable to Sustainable Urban Forests: Consulting Arborists and High-Performing Urban Forests
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: American Society of Consulting Arborists Annual Conference "Standing Tall"Where: Hyatt Regency Monterey Resort & Spa, Monterey, CaliforniaSponsor: American Society of Consulting Arborists 9707 Key West Avenue Suite 100 Rockville, MD 20850 Tel 301.947.0483 Fax 301.990.9771Sponsor Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.asca-consultants.org/
February 11, 20101:00-2:00 pm: Disposable to Sustainable Urban Forests: Arborists and High-Performing Urban Forests
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: ProGreen ExpoWhere: Colorado Convention Center, Denver, COSponsor: ProGreen EXPO 7315 East 5th Avenue Parkway Denver, CO 80230Sponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.progreenexpo.com/
July 27, 20103:00-4:00 PM, What Your Mayor Should Know Before Launching a Million Tree Planting Initiative
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2010 ISA Annual ConferenceWhere: Navy Pier, Chicago, ILSponsor: International Society of Arboriculture.
2101 West Park Court
Champaign, IL 61821
Sponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.isa-arbor.com/
December 3, 20093:15-4:15pm: An Inside Look at the Tree Carbon Calculator and Carbon Protocol
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: American Society of Consulting Arborists Annual Conference "Standing Tall"Where: Hyatt Regency Monterey Resort & Spa, Monterey, CaliforniaSponsor: American Society of Consulting Arborists 9707 Key West Avenue Suite 100 Rockville, MD 20850 Tel 301.947.0483 Fax 301.990.9771Sponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.asca-consultants.org/
February 11, 20109:15-10:15am: An Inside Look at the Tree Carbon Calculator and Carbon Protocol
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: ProGreen ExpoWhere: Colorado Convention Center, Denver, CO.
Sponsor: ProGreen EXPO 7315 East 5th Avenue Parkway Denver, CO 80230Sponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.progreenexpo.com/
July 31, 2007A Comparative Analysis of Municpal Forest Structure
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: ISA Annual ConferenceWhere: Honolulu, HISponsor: International Society of ArboricultureView Presentation
September 23-24, 2004A Functional Approach to Urban Forest Planning and Management
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Annual Texas Tree ConferenceWhere: Austin Marriott North
Round Rock, TexasSponsor: International Society of Arboriculture and Texas Urban Forestry Conference
512-587-7515Sponsor Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.isa-arbor.com/
August 08-11, 2004Advancing the Health and Value of Urban Forests Through Research and Technology Development
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: ISA's 80th Annual Conference and Trade ShowWhere: David Lawrence Convention Center
Pittsburgh, PASponsor: International Society of Arboriculture
217-355-9411Sponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.isa-arbor.com
October 19, 2005Air Pollution Control - the Tree Factor
Speaker: Jim GeigerConference: Green Makeover - Retrofitting Sites in Urban Areas to Enrich City EnvironmentsWhere: University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
School of Continuing Education Conference CenterSponsor: USEPA
View PresentationSponsor Email: email@example.com
August 1, 2006Benchmarking the Health of Your Municipal Forest
Speaker: McPherson, E.GConference: International Society of Arboriculture National ConferenceWhere: Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis, MNSponsor: International Society of ArboricultureSponsor Website: http://www.isa-arbor.com
December 6, 2005Benefit-based Tree Appraisal
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2005 American Society of Consulting Arborists Annual ConferenceWhere: Palm Springs, CASponsor: Western Chapter ISA,
Rocky Mountain Chapter ISA,
Pacific Northwest Chapter ISA
February 28, 2007Benefit-based Tree Appraisal
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Midwestern ISA ConferenceWhere: Holidome, Topeka, KSSponsor: Midwestern International Society of ArboricultureView PresentationSponsor Email: email@example.com
December 15, 2010Benefits of Trees in Urban Ecosystems
Speaker: Paula J. PeperConference: Turfgrass and Landscape InstituteWhere: Rancho Cucamonga, CaliforniaSponsor: University of California Cooperative Extension and the Southern California Turfgrass CouncilSponsor Email: Contact: Janet Hartin -- firstname.lastname@example.com
January 27, 2005Benefits of Trees, A Lot to Think About
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 19th Annual Think Trees New Mexico ConferenceWhere: The Albuquerque Marriott Pyramid North
5151 San Francisco NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
505-821-3333Sponsor: Think Trees New Mexico
Anthony Pomo
505-897-1606Sponsor Website: http://thinktreesnm.org/index.html
November 3, 2005Boulder's Municipal Forest Assessment
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Landscape Ecology SymposiumWhere: Boulder, CO
Sponsor: Paul Lander
303-413-7407View PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
April 19, 2008Building community-based capacity and determining environmental benefits of urban trees in West Oakland, California
Speaker: Gregory TarverConference: American Association of Geographers Annual MeetingWhere: Boston, MA
October 30, 2008Capturing Carbon with Tree Planting Projects in Your Community
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: South Carolina Urban and Community Forestry Council Annual ConferenceWhere: Greenville, SC
April 14, 2010Comparison of methods to estimate carbon storage and sequestration by Sacramento's urban forest
Speaker: Elena Aguaron-FuenteConference: Carbon Sequestration in Urban Ecosystems SymposiumWhere: Columbus, Ohio, OSU Fawcett CenterSponsor: Ohio State University Carbon Management & Sequestration Center
Contact: Ashleigh Windagel
614-292-8860Sponsor Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.regonline.com/builder/site/Default.aspx?eventid=824206
April 4, 2007Considering the Green Infrastructure: Benefits and Costs
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: 2007 Rocky Mountain Chapter, American Public Works AssociationWhere: Casper, WYSponsor: City of Casper, WY
September 12, 2011Descriptive Studies of Tree Growth
Speaker: Greg McPherson & Paula Peper Conference: Symposium: Tree GrowthWhere: Morton Arboretum, Chicago, ILSponsor: ISA
Contact: Megan DunningSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
October 14-15, 2004Desert Southwest Community Tree Guide
Speaker: Jim Geiger and Greg McPhersonConference: Caring for and Protecting your CommunitiesWhere: Glendale Civic Center
5750 West Glenn Drive
Glendale, AZ 85301Sponsor: Arizona Community Tree Council, Inc.Sponsor Website: http://aztrees.org
October 22, 2010Designing for Longevity
Speaker: Paula J. PeperConference: Desert Green 14th Annual ConferenceWhere: Southwest Design Challenges Track
Las Vegas, NVSponsor: http://www.desert-green.org/images/2010_Desert_Green_Flier.pdf
Sponsor Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.desert-green.org/
May 13, 2010Disposable to Sustainable Urban Forests
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Climate Change ForumWhere: Davis City Council Chambers, Davis, CASponsor Website: http://cityofdavis.org/pgs/sustainability/ClimateChng.cfm
November 5, 2008Ecosystem Goods and Services: What is the Role of Urban Forests?
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2008 SAF National ConventionWhere: Grand Sierra Resort, Reno, NV
April 4, 2006Effects of Tree Cover on Microclimate
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: International Society of Arboriculture, Southern Chapter Annual ConferenceWhere: Wynfrey Hotel, Birmingham, AlabamaSponsor: ISA Southern Chapter
Scott JordanSponsor Website: http://www.isasouthern.org/
June 21, 2010Energy, Climate Change, Air Quality and Urban Greening: Integrated approaches �. Multiple solutions
Speaker: Greg McPherson, PhDConference: Decision Makers WorkshopWhere: Joe Serna Jr. California EPA Headquarters Building in Downtown Sacramento at the corner of 10th and I streets, Coastal Hearing Room,12-1 pmSponsor: California ReLeaf and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Urban Forestry Program
View PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: californiareleaf.org
May 2, 2005Extreme Arboriculture Research
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Western Chapter ISA Annual ConferenceWhere: Pointe Hilton Resort
Phoenix, AZSponsor: WCISA
530.892.1118Sponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.wcisa.net
October 7, 2008Factors Influencing Tree Size and Growth: Siting in Trees - Right Tree for the Right Place
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: LEAF Stewards Training CourseWhere: Maidu Center, Roseville, CAView Presentation
May 10, 2004Getting Your Parcel Firesafe - New Research and a Computer Tool You Should Know About
Speaker: Jim GeigerConference: Creating a Fire-Wise Community WorkshopWhere: Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
John Ferraro Building
Los Angeles, CASponsor: California Urban Forest Council and LADWP
707-524-1190View Presentation
July 13, 2007Getting the Most Out of Trees
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: Sacramento Valley Urban Forest Council WorkshopWhere: SMUD, Sacramento, CAView Presentation
May 30, 2008Global Climate Change and Your Backyard, What We Know
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Where: ARC Ballroom at UC Davis
May 6, 2009Greenhouse Gas Reduction Pilot Project
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: 75th Annual Western Chapter International Society of Arboriculture ConferenceWhere: Reno, NevadaView Presentation
March 5, 2008Greening Oakland's Infrastructure Tree by Tree
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: City of Oakland Environmental Lecture SeriesWhere: Oakland City Hall, Hearing Room #2, Oakland, CAView Presentation
April 26, 2008History of Arbor Day in Davis
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Davis, CA, Arbor Day CelebrationWhere: Davis Farmers' Market, Davis, CA
November 3, 2004How ECOSMART Can Assist in Addressing Fire Issues
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2004 Best of the West Summit - Healthy Forests Today & Tomorrow, The Role of Urban & Community ForestryWhere: Prime Hotel
Salt Lake City, UtahSponsor: Council of Western State Foresters, Urban and Community Forestry CommitteeView Presentation
May 17, 2006How Much Economic Value Does a park and Recreation System Bring to a City?
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Urban Parks SummitWhere: Chicago, ILSponsor: National Recreation & Parks Association and City Parks AllianceSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.nrpa.org/
November 01-02, 2004Integrate Green and Gray Infrastructure Using Greenspace-Accounting Tools: The Urban and Community Forestry Solution
Speaker: Jim GeigerConference: American Society of Landscape Architects Annual Meeting Where: Utah Salt Palace Convention Center
Salt Lake, UTSponsor: American Society of Landscape Architects
202-898-2444View PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.asla.org/meetings/am2004/saltlake.html
April 18, 2010Inventory and Forecast of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Reductions by the Sacramento 's Urban Forest
Speaker: Elena Aguaron-FuenteConference: 2010 Annual Meeting of the association of American Geographers(AAG)Where: Washington, DCSponsor: Association of American Geographers
1710 16th Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20009 USA
Tel: 188.8.131.520Sponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.aag.org/annualmeetings/2010/index.htm
September 01-02, 2005Keys Concepts of Urban Forest Management
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Hawaiian Society of Urban Forestry ProfessionalsWhere: Honolulu, HI
Sponsor: Stan Oka
View Presentation
October 25, 2007Los Angeles Million Tree Canopy Assessment
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Society of American Foresters Annual ConferenceWhere: Portland, ORSponsor: Society of American Foresters
December 15, 2010Managing Trees for Health and Longevity
Speaker: Turfgrass and Landscape InstituteConference: Where: Rancho Cucamonga, CaliforniaSponsor: University of California Cooperative Extension and
the Southern California Turfgrass CouncilSponsor Email: Contact: Janet Hartin -- firstname.lastname@example.com
October 17, 2008Measurement and Uses of Tree Height in Urban Forest Research
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Natural Connections: A Natural Resources Field Day at the Institute of Forest Genetics for 7th Grade ClassesWhere: Placerville, CA
October 20, 2005Midwest Community Tree Guide
Speaker: Jim GeigerConference: Minnesota Shade Tree Advisory Committee LuncheonWhere: Minneapolis, MN
Sponsor: USFS Urban and Community Forestry
View PresentationSponsor Email: email@example.com
February 7, 2006Midwest Community Tree Guide
Speaker: Jim GeigerConference: Arborist Association Annual Conference and Trade ShowWhere: KI Convention Center, Green Bay, WISponsor: Wisconsin Arborist Association
Mark FrebergView PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.waa-isa.org/
September 10, 2007Million trees LA canopy cover assessment
Speaker: Jim SimpsonConference: 7th Symposium on the Urban Environment, American Meteorological SocietyWhere: San Diego, CA
January 06-14, 2005Money Does Grow On Trees: The benefits and values of Minnesota trees
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Minnesota Green ExpoWhere: Minneapolis Convention Center
Minneapolis, MinnesotaSponsor: Minnesota Green Expo Partners
651-633-4987View PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.minnesotagreenexpo.com
September 23, 2008New Tools for Municipal Arborists
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2008 Pacific Northwest Arborist ConferenceWhere: Boise Center on the Grove, Boise, IDView Presentation
February 19, 2009New Tools for Urban Greening
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2009 Nursery Industry National ConferenceWhere: Canberra, Australia
February 5, 2006Obtaining an Investment in Community Trees
Speaker: Jim GeigerConference: Wisconsin Urban Forestry Conference Where: Regency Suites, Green Bay, WISponsor: Wisconsin Arborist AssociationView PresentationSponsor Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.waa-isa.org/
January 28, 2008One Million Trees in Salt Lake County: New Research and Technologies You Can Use
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Utah Green Industry Conference, Thinking Green: The Business of SustainabilityWhere: Salt Lake City, UTView Presentation
October 21, 2010Optimizing Tree Benefits
Speaker: Paula J. PeperConference: Desert Green 14th Annual ConferenceWhere: Advanced Arboriculture Track
Las Vegas, NVSponsor: http://www.desert-green.org/images/2010_Desert_Green_Flier.pdfSponsor Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.desert-green.org/
May 17, 2007Overview of Urban Forest Research in Region 5
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Cooperative Forestry National Program ReviewWhere: Vallejo, CASponsor: US Forest Service
April 27, 2010Overview of Urban Forestry Programs
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: The Role of Vegetation in Mitigating Air Quality Impacts from Traffic EmissionsWhere: EPA Campus, Research Triangle Park, NCSponsor: The first day of the
invitation-only workshop will be available to a larger audience via
webinar. Contact Rich Baldauffor
more information on content and how to enroll in the webinar.Sponsor Email: email@example.com
February 19, 2009Planning and Implementing a Greenhouse Gas Tree Project: Santa Monica Case Study
Speaker: Paula Peper & Walt WarrinerConference: Urban Forestry: Future Perfect; Western Chapter ISA and California Urban Forests CouncilWhere: UC Berkeley, International House, Berkeley, CaliforniaView Presentation
February 26, 2009Planning and Implementing a Greenhouse Gas Tree Project: Santa Monica Case Study
Speaker: Jim Simpson & Walt WarrinerConference: Urban Forestry: Future Perfect; Western Chapter ISA and California Urban Forests CouncilWhere: UCLA Tom Bradley International Hall, Los Angeles, California
February 7, 2012Planning, Design, and Maintenance for Urban Tree Longevity
Speaker: Paula J. PeperConference: Where: Sacramento, CASponsor: Sacramento County UC Cooperative Extension
July 26-30, 2008Point/Counterpoint: The Role of Trees in Climate Change
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 8th Annual ISA ConferenceWhere: St. Louis, MOView Presentation
September 10, 2007Preliminary assessment of the air quality effects of trees for an urban forestry-based SIP measure in Sacramento, California
Speaker: Jim SimpsonConference: The 7th Symposium on the Urban Environment, American Meteorological SocietyWhere: San Diego, CA
February 25, 2010Quantifying Urban Forest Structure, Function, and Value: Tools and Models
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: International Conference on Urban Forests and BiodiversityWhere: India International Center, New Delhi, IndiaSponsor: http://aravalifoundation.in/ICOUFB.htmlSponsor Email: email@example.com Website: http://km.fao.org/urbanforestry/
August 21, 2008Research in Urban Forestry
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Central California ConsortiumWhere: Davis, CA
June 21, 2007Results of Tree Canopy Cover Assessments in California
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: WC ISA Regional Conference on Tree RetentionWhere: Palo Alto, CASponsor: Western Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture
August 5, 2009Roles of Ecologists in the Design of High-Performance Urban Forests
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Symposium on Sustainable Urban Design: What do Ecologists Have to Offer?Where: Albuquerque, NM
April 4, 2006STRATUM and Municipal Forest Resource Analyses
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: International Society of Arboriculture, Southern Chapter Annual ConferenceWhere: Wynfrey Hotel, Birmingham, AlabamaSponsor: ISA Southern Chapter
Scott JordanSponsor Website: http://www.isasouthern.org/
January 16, 2007STRATUM and i-Tree Software: Municipal Forest Resource Analysis for Boise, Idaho
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: Idaho Community Forestry Advisory CouncilWhere: Boise, IdahoSponsor: Idaho Nursery and Landscape Association
December 17, 2007STRATUM and i-Tree: Assessing Urban Forest Benefits and Costs in the United States
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Climate Change and Urban ForestryWhere: Palazzo dei Congressi, Rome, ItalySponsor: ETM European Tree Management and Italian Society of Arboriculture (ISA - Italian Chapter)View Presentation
August 20-23, 2007STRATUM and i-Tree: Assessing Urban Forests in Canada
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Forests in Settled LandscapesWhere: University of Toronto, St. George Campus
Toronto, OntarioSponsor: Faculty of Forestry, University of TorontoSponsor Website: http://www.event-horizons.com/fsl/
August 20-23, 2007STRATUM and i-Tree: Assessing Urban Forests in Canada
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Forests in Settled LandscapesWhere: University of Toronto, St. George Campus, Toronto, ON, CanadaView Presentation
November 18, 2005STRATUM at Your Service
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2005 National Conference on Urban EcosystemsWhere: Westin Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina
Sponsor: American Forests
Sponsor Website: http://www.americanforests.org/conference/
October 2, 2009Seeing the Forest for the Trees: What a New Vision Can Do
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2009 California Urban Forests ConferencWhere: Ventura, CASponsor: California Releaf and the California Urban Forests CouncilSponsor Website: http://www.caufc.org/Annual%20Conference
November 13, 2006Short Course: ecoSmart-Fire: New Research and tools for Fire-Safe Buildings and Landscapes
Speaker: Greg McPherson, John Kennedy, Steve Quarles, Jo Ann Fites, and Mark DietenbergerConference: Third International Fire Ecology and Management CongressWhere: Town and Country Resort & Convention Center,
San Diego, California
Sponsor: The Association for Fire EcologyView PresentationSponsor Website: http://emmps.wsu.edu/firecongress/
October 23, 2005Software for Sustainable Landscapes
Speaker: Shelley GardnerConference: Society of American Foresters 2005 National ConventionWhere: Forth Worth, TX
Sponsor: Society of American Foresters
Sponsor Website: http://www.safnet.org
October 19-22, 2004Stemming the Fiscal Crisis: Tools for Valuing and Marketing the Urban Forest
Speaker: Scott MacoConference: 6th Canadian Urban Forest ConferenceWhere: Grand Okanagan Resort and Conference Centre
Kelowna, British Columbia, CanadaSponsor: Tree Canada Foundation
(613) 567-5545View PresentationSponsor Email: email@example.com Website: http://www.treecanada.ca/cufc6/program.htm
December 12, 2007Street Tree Assessment Tool for Urban Forest Managers: Street Tree Benefits, Costs, and Management
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: 2007 Turf and Landscape InstituteWhere: Rancho Cucamonga, CAView Presentation
April 30, 2005Street Tree Inventories: The STRATUM Approach
Speaker: Jim GeigerConference: New York City ReLeaf Workshop on Tree InventoriesWhere: Auditorium Museum of the City of New York
1220 Fifth Avenue at 103rd Street
New York, New York 10029Sponsor: New York City of Parks and RecreationView PresentationSponsor Website: http://www.nycgovparks.org/index.php
December 1, 2005The Benefit and Value of Urban Trees
Speaker: Jim GeigerConference: IX Annual Meeting of Brazilian Society of ArboricultureWhere: Municipal Park Americo Renne Giannetti
Belo Horizonte, Brazil Sponsor: IX Congresso Brasileiro de Arborizacao Urbana
31-3277-4749-3222-6224 View Presentation
May 11, 2011The Bottom Line -- What Research Means
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Western Chapter ISA Annual ConferenceWhere: La Jolla, CASponsor: WC ISA
Contact: Mary PendletonSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
October 16-, 2007The Importance of Quality Trees for California
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Quality Trees for CaliforniaWhere: UC Davis, Buehler Alumni Center
February 17, 2009The Urban Forest Imperative: Effects on Carbon, Water, Heat Islands and Community Quality of Life
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Greenscapes Symposium 2009Where: Canberra, AustraliaView Presentation
October 30, 2011The Urban Forest is Broken: Science Based Tools to Repair It
Speaker: Greg McPherson & Peter MacDonaugh Conference: ASLA Annual ConferenceWhere: San Diego, CASponsor: Clark Ebbert, 202-2126-2326
April 21, 2009The Urban Forest: What's in it for You?
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Earth Day and Creek Week ActivitiesWhere: American River College, Raef Hall, Sacramento, California
View Presentation
September 3, 2008The Value of Green: Benefits of Honolulu's Urban Forest
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: LEEDing the Way to GREENER Urban LandscapesWhere: McCoy PavilionSponsor: Hawaii Society of Urban Forestry ProfessionalsSponsor Website: http://www.hsufp.org
August 23-27, 2004Tools for Quantifying Climate-related Effects of Trees on Urban Forest Benefits
Speaker: Jim SimpsonConference: 5th Symposium on the Urban EnvironmentWhere: Hyatt Regency Vancouver
Vancouver, BCSponsor: American Meteorological Society
617-227-2425View PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.ametsoc.org
February 15, 2006Tree Benefits: Adding Value to California Landscapes
Speaker: Greg McphersonConference: California Landscape Contractor's Landscape Industry ShowWhere: Los Angeles Convention Center Sponsor Email: email@example.com
April 13, 2007Tree Biology: Roots and Leaves: The Value of Our Tree Canopy
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: Tree Biology: Roots and Leaves, Western ISA and California Arborist Assoc.Where: Knuth Hall, San Francisco State UniversitySponsor: California Arborists Association and Western ISAView Presentation
April 28-30, 2010Tree Growth: Planting for Benefits
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Mystery, Magic, and Management of TreesWhere: Tucson, AZSponsor: Western Chapter International Society of Arboriculture, 800.785.8960Sponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.wcisa.net
February 4, 2009Tree Siting: The Good, Bad, and the Ugly
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: LEAF Stewards, Sacramento Tree FoundationWhere: Sacramento, CaliforniaView Presentation
March 1, 2007Trees Pay Us Back - Benefits of Trees in the Midwest
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Midwestern ISA ConferenceWhere: Holidom, Topeka, KSSponsor: Midwestern International Society of ArboricultureView PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
January 28, 2008Trees Pay Us Back: Benefits of Trees in Utah
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Utah Green Industry Conference, Thinking Green: The Business of SustainabilityWhere: Salt Lake City, UTView Presentation
October 30, 2008Trees Pay Us Back: Quantifying Benefits of Trees in the Coastal Plain and Piedmont
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: South Carolina Urban and Community Forestry Council Annual ConferenceWhere: Greenville, SC
September 23, 2008Trees Pay Us Back: Quantifying Benefits of Trees in the PNW and Temperate Interior West
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2008 Pacific Northwest Arborist ConferenceWhere: Boise Center on the Grove, Boise, IDView Presentation
August 30, 2005Trees and Air Quality
Speaker: Jim SimpsonConference: Where: 777 12th Street, 3rd Floor
Sacramento, CA 95814Sponsor: Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District
Phone (916) 874-4800View PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.airquality.org/index.html
January 11, 2006Trees are $$$ -- Realizing the Benefits of Trees
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Indiana Arborist Assoc. Annual ConferenceWhere: Marriott Inn, Indianapolis, INView PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
May 8, 2008Trees in our Communities: Lessons from the Past and for the Future
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: North State Building Industry Association Green Home ExpoWhere: Sacramento Civic Center, Sacramento, CA
April 6, 2009Urban Forest Carbon Offsets, New Frontier for the Utility Industry
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Trees & Utilities National Conference - 2009Where: National Arbor Day Foundation
Dallas, TXView Presentation
March 12, 2008Urban Forest GHG Protocols Webcast
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Where: Presented onlineView Presentation
July 29, 2008Urban Forest Project Reporting Protocol
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: Protocol Public HearingWhere: Byron Sher Auditorium, CalEPA Building, SacramentoView Presentation
October 13, 2008Urban Forest Reporting Protocol
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: 2008 Society of Municipal Arborists ConferenceWhere: Mission Valley Marriott, San Diego, CAView Presentation
July 14, 2006Urban Forest Research in the Northeast: The Northeast Community Tree Guide and the NYC Municipal Forest Resource Analysis
Speaker: Paula J. Peper (keynote speaker)Conference: New York ReLeaf Conference Where: Long Island University, CW Post Campus, Brookville, NYSponsor: New York ReLeaf, NYS Urban and Community Forestry CouncilSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dlf/privland/urban/releaf.html
January 18, 2007Urban Forest Research in the Temperate Interior West
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: Idaho Horticulture ExpoWhere: Boise, IdahoSponsor: Idaho Nursery and Landscape AssociationView Presentation
February 9, 2006Urban Forestry and the Sacramento Regional Greenprint
Speaker: Kelaine VargasConference: Sac/Tahoe SAF Chapter February Chapter MeetingWhere: Hing's Chinese Restaurant
5800 Madison Avenue
Sacramento, CASponsor: 530-477-2228Sponsor Email: email@example.com
February 26, 2009Urban Forests and Climate Change: Another Reason to Hug a Tree
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Melbourne's Green Infrastructure -- Public Lecture SeriesWhere: Treasury Theater
Univ. of Melbourne
Melbourne, AustraliaView Presentation
July 30, 2009Urban Forests and Climate Change: Another Reason to Hug a Tree
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Trees for the People Speaker SeriesWhere: Washington, DC
January 14, 2005Urban Forests: Benefits, Costs, and Management Effects
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Seventh Annual Tree Care SeminarWhere: Peppermill Hotel
2707 S. Virginia Street
Reno, NV 89502Sponsor: Reno Urban Forestry Committee
Parks, Recreation & Community Services
Parks Division
2055 Idlewild Dr.
Reno, NV 89509View Presentation
January 12, 2005Urban Forests: Benefits, Costs, and Management Effects
Speaker: Paula PeperConference: Sacramento Valley Landscape and Nursery ExpoWhere: Sacramento Community Convention Center
14th and J Streets
Sacramento, CASponsor: Sacramento Valley Chapter CLCA
California Association of Nurserymen and Garden Centers
PO Box 1263
Colusa, CA 95932
(530) 458-3189Sponsor Website: http://www.sacvalexpo.com
October 28, 2009Urban Greening: Benefits of Trees in the Sacramento Region
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Where: Sacramento
February 20, 2009Urban Greening: Lessons from U.S Urban Ecosystem Analyses
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Where: City of Brisbane, Brisbane SquareView Presentation
April 26, 2008Urban forest amenities: enhancing water quality and creating green jobs for urban youth
Speaker: Gregory Tarver, Jr.Conference: EcocityWhere: San Francisco, CA
August 24, 2005Where Are All the Cool Parking Lots
Speaker: Jim SimpsonConference: Air Innovations Conference: Integrated and innovative Approaches for Improving Air QualityWhere: Four Seasons Hotel
Chicago, IllinoisSponsor: US EPA
(919) 541-5646View PresentationSponsor Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: http://www.cleanairinfo.com/airinnovations2005/
October 28, 2008Where Are All the Cool Parking Lots?
Speaker: Greg McPhersonConference: Parking Lot Landscape SymposiumWhere: Charleston, SC
April 5, 2007Workshop: STRATUM and i-Tree: Tools for Assessing the Green Infrastructure
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13The God of Abraham and of Isaac and of Jacob, the God of our forefathers, has glorified His Servant and [c]Son Jesus [doing Him this honor], Whom you indeed delivered up and denied and rejected and disowned in the presence of Pilate, when he had determined to let Him go.
14But you denied and rejected and disowned the Pure and Holy, the Just and Blameless One, and demanded [the pardon of] a murderer to be granted to you.
15But you killed the very Source (the Author) of life, Whom God raised from the dead. To this we are witnesses.
16And His name, through and by faith in His name, has made this man whom you see and recognize well and strong. [Yes] the faith which is through and by Him [Jesus] has given the man this perfect soundness [of body] before all of you.
17And now, brethren, I know that you acted in ignorance [not aware of what you were doing], as did your rulers also.
18Thus has God fulfilled what He foretold by the mouth of all the prophets, that His Christ (the Messiah) should undergo ill treatment and be afflicted and suffer.
19So repent (change your mind and purpose); turn around and return [to God], that your sins may be erased (blotted out, wiped clean), that times of refreshing (of recovering from the effects of heat, of [d]reviving with fresh air) may come from the presence of the Lord;
20And that He may send [to you] the Christ (the Messiah), Who before was designated and appointed for you--even Jesus,
21Whom heaven must receive [and retain] until the time for the complete restoration of all that God spoke by the mouth of all His holy prophets for ages past [from the most ancient time in the memory of man].
22Thus Moses said to the forefathers, The Lord God will raise up for you a Prophet from among your brethren as [He raised up] me; Him you shall listen to and understand by hearing and heed in all things whatever He tells you.
23And it shall be that every soul that does not listen to and understand by hearing and heed that Prophet shall be utterly [e]exterminated from among the people.
24Indeed, all the prophets from Samuel and those who came afterwards, as many as have spoken, also promised and foretold and proclaimed these days.
25You are the descendants (sons) of the prophets and the heirs of the covenant which God made and gave to your forefathers, saying to Abraham, And in your Seed (Heir) shall all the families of the earth be blessed and benefited.
26It was to you first that God sent His Servant and Son Jesus, when He raised Him up [[f]provided and gave Him for us], to bless you in turning every one of you from your wickedness and evil ways.
Peter continues to share the gospel, with the people. Boy his preaching, can really help us, as we seek to share the Gospel.
The Power of the Holy Spirit, had transformed him, from someone, who had denied Jesus, into one who uplifted HIM, in front of thousands of people.
What we need to realise, is that GOD can and wants to do exactly the same for us today.
God did not cast Peter off, He restored Peter and gave him a powerful Ministry, you may say.. well that was Peter, but he has done the same with me, God is still in the restoration business.. amen
Peter preached Repentance.. oh how we need this today.. Amen.
People do not need to hear a gospel that says.. Come to Jesus and all your problems will be sorted out.. in fact.. when you become a Christian.. you will have persecution etc etc. But we have a Saviour, whose love and grace, makes everything worthwhile....Amen.
He makes life truly real and worth living, despite persecution and opposition from the devil and the world. Jesus makes life, the greatest adventure. Whatever we lose when we become Christians, we receive more than we can ever imagine, because we have Jesus.. Amen.
Jesus said that he came to bring a sword, and indeed he also said that because of Him, you would be hated by this world. Isn't it about time, we were honest in our preaching and told people the Truth?
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34Do not think that I have come to bring peace upon the earth; I have not come to bring peace, but a sword.
35For I have come to part asunder a man from his father, and a daughter from her mother, and a newly married wife from her mother-in-law
36And a man's foes will be they of his own household.
Yes, Jesus will totally and completely heal them and He gives them peace with God, through his Death and Resurrection. But opposition and persecution, will happen.
The world need to hear words like Repentance and Hell again Church. It is time to stop preaching a gospel that promises wealth and prosperity. Amen. God prospers us far above the world's riches, when we are in Christ.. Amen. The Lord chooses to bless some with wealth, he blesses whom He chooses.. amen.
Paul knew wealth and he also knew poverty, but in both, he was secure and satisfied. Whatever situation, you are in.. are you satisfied and content?
I invite all believers, who are reading this, to look at the sermons preached in the Early chapters of Acts and compare them to what is preached in their pulpits each Sunday. if your church is not preaching the Christianity practised in the first few chapters of Acts, then you should seek a church that is.
I also ask all preachers of the word, if they are preaching the true Gospel, that was preached in the early church? Please check your standing before God. Please read Jeremiah chapter 23.
Brothers and Sisters, I wonder what would happen if the same sermon, Peter preached here, was preached in pulpits up and down our land?
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Zapata's sister, Rebecca Guererro, spoke about her brother's murder. "I don't understand what these individuals thought he owned or possessed that would warrant doing this heinous act to him."
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"I just miss him so much. He was a one-of-a-kind. The community misses him, friends, he didn't deserve this, nobody deserves this."
Geurerro says her brother was always trying to help disadvantaged youth. A friend of one of the suspects, who didn't want to be identified, says Zapata was a mentor to Timothy or "TJ" Miller when he was a teenager. She doesn't think he's capable of murder.
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GOUVERNEUR The Gouverneur Volunteer Rescue Squad has revamped its policies and procedures to ensure responsibilities are carried out after losing its nonprofit status for failing to file tax returns for three consecutive years.
This event has allowed us to make needed changes, Director of Operations Mark A. Deavers said. It sped up the process.
Earlier this winter, Crowley & Halloran CPAs, Watertown, filed the errant tax returns for 2010, 2011 and 2012 and an application for retroactive reinstatement of the squads nonprofit status. The last letter from the Internal Revenue Service, dated Feb. 18, said it would render a decision within 90 days if additional information was not needed and within 180 days if more paperwork was required, Mr. Deavers said.
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Every city has secrets. But none as terrible as this. His name is Deucalion, a tattooed man of mysterious origin, a sleight-of-reality artist who's traveled the centuries with a secret worse than death. He arrives as a serial killer stalks the streets, a killer who carefully selects his victims for the humanity that is missing in himself. Detective Carson O'Connor is cool, cynical, and every bit as tough as she looks. Her partner Michael Maddison would back her up all the way to Hell itself — and that just may be where this case ends up. For the no-nonsense O'Connor is suddenly talking about an ages-old conspiracy, a near immortal race of beings, and killers that are more — and less — than human. Soon it will be clear that as crazy as she sounds, the truth is even more ominous. For their quarry isn't merely a homicidal maniac — but his deranged maker.
"In this grisly thriller, the first in a new series by bestsellers Koontz and Anderson, Dr. Frankenstein has survived into the 21st century, masquerading as biotech tycoon Victor Helios. Helios wants to replace flawed humanity with his New Race, people born and fermented in pods, their personalities programmed by him, their imperfections removed in the lab. But at least one of his creations has become a serial killer, trying to assemble the perfect woman from parts of many. Like expert plate-spinners, the authors set up a dizzying array of narrative viewpoints and cycle through them effortlessly. These include one of Victor's creations who suffers from autism and is trying to understand it; a cloned priest who serves as a clandestine member of Helios's army; Helios's custom-made wife, unique among his creations in that she's allowed to feel shame; and, tying it all together, a classic buddy-cop set of homicide detectives who slowly come to understand that the butcher they're chasing isn't quite human. The odd juxtaposition of a police procedural with a neo-gothic, mad scientist plot gives the novel a wickedly unusual and intriguing feel. The familiarity of the Frankenstein myth makes much of the story arc predictable, but it's still a compelling read, with an elegant cliffhanger ending." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
This first title in the mesmerizing four-book paperback original series — Dean Koontz's Frankenstein — is a brilliant re-imaging of the classic story that only world-renowned and New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz could conceive, bringing the two hundred-year-old "monster," a literate, mysterious loner, to modern day New Orleans on the trail of his creator and the serial killer he has spawned.
A brilliant re-imagining and updating of the classic Frankenstein story that only Dean Koontz could conceive, Prodigal Son is the first volume in a four-book series that opens with the "monster" — Deucalion — coming to modern-day New Orleans, where he will join forces with a street-smart police detective and her partner on the trail of a macabre serial killer...a serial killer spawned, Deucalion will discover, by his own creator, Dr. Victor Frankenstein, now Victor Helios.
Deucalion has survived for two centuries, given near immortality by the furious lightning storm that brought him to life. But he is no monster — not anymore. While he carries a quiet mystery about him, Deucalion is literate, intelligent, and very much in control of himself, almost as if he has an inner peace. For two hundred years Deucalion has thought himself alone among men, an aberrant creation of an evil mind. Now he will find that his fellows are legion...that they live among us at every strata of society...and that his nemesis, Victor Frankenstein, has survived the centuries as well...and dreams of seeding the earth with his creations.
Loosely based on Dean Koontz's Frankenstein, the national network television series scheduled to begin airing on USA at Halloween, and co-authored with Kevin Anderson, subsequent volumes in the series will continue Deucalion's pursuit of Victor Helios and his unnatural army, in partership with two tough, bemused New Orleans cops, and will move back and forth in time as well, unspooling Deucalion's story from the time the original story closed. Rich, suspenseful, heartbreaking and terrifying, Dean Koontz's Frankenstein will explore as only "the master of the psychological drama" (Larry King, USA Today) can, the heights to which we might aspire, the depths to which some may fall, and what, in the end, it means to be truly human.
The "New York Times" bestselling author brilliantly re-imagines the classic story in a mesmerizing original four-part series that brings the 200-year-old "creature," a literate, mysterious loner, to modern day New Orleans on the trail of his creator and the serial killer he has spawned.
About the Author
Dean Koontz, the author of many #1 New York Times bestsellers, lives with his wife, Gerda, and their dog, Trixie, in southern California.
Kevin J. Anderson has written twenty-eight national best sellers and has been nominated for the Nebula Award, the Bram Stroker Award, and the SFX Reader's Choice Award. He also holds the Guinness world record for "Largest Single-Author Book Signing."
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"Dandelion Windows" is quick and easy and really showcases your favorite fabric in a beautiful throw size quilt. Large prints work especially well as they cross over the window panes. "Dandelion Windows" uses solid fabric for the window frame, but a small scale print that 'reads' as a solid would work equally well.
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Release Date: June 24, 2013
What: Conventiculum Buffaloniense (con-ven-TIK-you-lum Buffalo-nee-ence), the University at Buffalo's fifth annual three-day immersion workshop in spoken Latin. This year's theme is friendship or amicitia (ah-me-KEE-tee-ah). The touchstone for discussions of friendship will be Cicero's "De Amicitia," selections from which will be read in the workshop.
When: June 26, 6:30-8:30 p.m.; June 27-28, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Best time for media: 1:30-3:30 p.m. June 28 in 107 Capen Hall, UB North Campus.
Where: Byblos Restaurant, 270 Campbell Blvd., Getzville, on June 26, and Honors Colloquium Room, 107 Capen Hall, on June 27-28.
Who: Moderators will be Neil Coffee, PhD, chair and associate professor in the UB Department of Classics; Kevin Roth, a PhD candidate in the UB Department of Classics; and Catherine Nicastro of East Aurora High School. The moderators all have years of experience speaking Latin and leading spoken Latin groups here and in other states and all are working with active Latin exercises in their classrooms.
Also those who want to read the pope's Latin tweets, Ciceronians, Latin teachers, potential Latin speakers, students, members of the general public with a yen for fun with Latin literature, games, poetry or socializing in an ancient language.
Program: Among other things, De amicitia puerile or childhood friends, cartoons and photographs (De imaginibus), readings and a discussion of a fragment of "Annales 8" by Quintus Ennius, considered by many the father of Latin poetry, and a Taboo-style game in Latin using vocabulary. Registration is available at http://classics.buffalo.edu/events/buffaloniense/. The full program is available at http://classics.buffalo.edu/docs/Conventiculum2013SessionPlan6-6-2013.pdf.
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42 U.S. Code § 254s - Native Hawaiian Health Scholarships
(a) Eligibility
Subject to the availability of funds appropriated under the authority of subsection (d) of this section, the Secretary shall provide funds to Papa Ola Lokahi for the purpose of providing scholarship assistance to students who—
(b) Terms and conditions
(1) The scholarship assistance provided under subsection (a) of this section shall be provided under the same terms and subject to the same conditions, regulations, and rules that apply to scholarship assistance provided under section 254l of this title.
(c) "Native Hawaiian" defined
For purposes of this section, the term "Native Hawaiian" means any individual who is—
(3) a descendant of the aboriginal people, who prior to 1778, occupied and exercised sovereignty in the area that now constitutes the State of Hawaii, as evidenced by—
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title III, § 338K, formerly § 338J, as added Pub. L. 100–713, title I, § 106,Nov. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 4787; renumbered § 338K,Pub. L. 101–597, title III, § 302,Nov. 16, 1990, 104 Stat. 3032; amended Pub. L. 101–644, title IV, § 401,Nov. 29, 1990, 104 Stat. 4668; Pub. L. 107–116, title V, § 514(b),Jan. 10, 2002, 115 Stat. 2220.)
2002—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 107–116, which directed the amendment of subsec. (a) by substituting "Papa Ola Lokahi" for "Kamehameha School/Bishop Estate", was executed by making the substitution for "Kamehameha Schools/Bishop Estate" to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
1990—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 101–644, which directed the general amendment of subsec. (a) ofsection 338J of the Public Health Service Act, was executed to subsec. (a) of this section, to reflect the probable intent of Congress and the intervening renumbering of section 338J as 338K by Pub. L. 101–597. Prior to amendment, subsec. (a) read as follows: "Subject to the availability of funds appropriated under the authority of subsection (d) of this section, the Secretary shall provide scholarship assistance, pursuant to a contract with the Kamehameha Schools/Bishop Estate, to students who—
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Nonresidents who draw an archery or muzzleloader Nonresident White-tailed Deer Permit in designated units may apply for one of a limited number of Mule Deer Stamps. If drawn, the applicant's white-tailed permit converts to an either-species/either-sex permit, which allows harvest of a white-tailed or mule deer buck, doe, or fawn. Mule Deer Stamps are available in limited numbers and only in designated deer management units (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 16, 17, and 18.) The stamp costs $102.50.


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- Solo Vu features a molded ring around the camera and flash area that prevents flash glare to appear on images. Flash glare's a problem often caused by cases. So snap away; the Solo Vu won't get in the way of great memories.
- Suited for those seeking a sophisticated look, the Solo Vu comes in three distinct color combinations that are both chic and elegant. The clear shield on the back of the Solo Vu allows for a great view of the iPhone 4/4S while adding to the overall aesthetic quality.
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Erin Wasson's proverbial plate is very full. Not only is the supermodel-stylist-designer still digesting the heaps of press and praise she received for her third RVCA collaboration (which she showed to a packed-house of industry insiders during NYFW), but she's also expanding her design empire. The muse-du-monde whipped up a new 25-piece jewelry collection for springÂ--LowLuv by Erin WassonÂ--comprised of cool necessities like stackable bracelets, silver rings, and leather necklaces. And, unlike her earlier foray in the fine-jewelry world, this costume line is crafted out of plated gold and silver, making all of the items totally attainable must-buys! Aside from the affordability factor, you're sure to adore the whole range, which was inspired by an imagined "walkabout" in the American Southwest. Think: strong shapes, sturdy craftsmanship, plus a healthy dollop of Wasson's signature edge.
Upon seeing the LowLuv costume collection, we immediately wondered how Wasson herself would wear the pieces and incorporate them into her covetable closet. Thankfully we've got the lovely lady on direct dial and she was gracious enough to share all of her spring essentials with usÂ--everything from her favorite bangles to the fragrance she's currently wearing. Please feel free to feast on all of her picks; we know we will be reaching for seconds ourselves!
Alexander Wang for Linda Farrow Silver Zipper Sunglasses ($365)
Longtime friends and collaborators, Wasson and Wang have a natural affinity for each other's aesthetic. So it makes sense that the model-muse would opt for these edgy-yet-effortless Silver Zip frames from Wang's debut sunglass collection with Linda FarrowÂ--they are impossibly cool!
LowLuv by Erin Wasson Silver Plated Cross Pendant on Leather Cord ($98, 323.876.8887)
When Wasson took her bow at the end of her most recent RVCA runway show in New York, our eyes immediately made a beeline for the cross necklace strung around the designer's neck. The piece, which is made out of horseshoe nails, pays homage to Wasson's unwavering love of all things equine and nods to her Western upbringing! We can't wait to get one of these of our very own and wear it with our favorite breezy blouses or a floral print dresses to a springtime musical festival or a summer BBQ!
RVCA x Erin Wasson Hitchhiker Dress ($95, 877.551.SAKS)
Wasson favors shapes that are easy-to-wear and have that effortless quality that epitomizes her off-duty wardrobe. This Hitchhiker dress features a pale palette and interesting folding details, which would look perfect with a pair of substantial boots or woven sandals this spring!
LowLuv by Erin Wasson Silver Plated Aztec Ring ($68, 323.876.8887), Silver Plated Crater Bangle ($55), Silver Plated Arrow Bangle ($80)
We've lusted after the LowLuv fine pieces for a few seasons now, so when we heard she was coming out with a more budget-friendly collection, we couldn't wait to snap it up! The silver and metal-plated bracelets, necklaces, and rings, which draw inspiration from Mexican artisans and native American Indian tribal art, and are crafted from substantial and natural materials like leather cord and sterling silver, will make a seriously stylish statement all spring and well into the summer months.
Missoni S/S 10 Collection
There was a lightness and airy-quality to Missoni's the S/S 10 collection that was undeniably fresh and speaks to everyone's inner bohemian. This collection definitely inspired Wasson as well, who was very influenced by the idea of gypsies and nomadic imagery. The gauzy layering pieces such as the Mesh Knit And Jersey Trousers ($1055) and the West Lurex Knit Maxi Sweater ($1059), as well as the decorative tassel flourishes seen on the Fabric and Chain Belt ($482), lend themselves particularly well to this transitional in-between season!
Maybelline The COLOSSAL Volum' Express Mascara
Full disclosure: Erin Wasson has a beauty contract with Maybelline (which you knew, duh). But even if she didn't, she would have picked this mascara as her go-to beauty product. Just a coat or two and your lashes will look longer and plumperÂ--trust us, we also swear by it! As Wasson succinctly states the reason for her choice: it works!
RVCA x Erin Wasson Keep It Neil T-Shirt ($60, 212.219.2688)
This boxy t-shirt is an ode to one of Wasson's favorite musicians, Neil Young. Not only is he one of the most prolific and influential singer-songwriters alive, but also his music and his attitude have certainly served as a Wasson muse.
J Brand Seven-Eighths Skinny Jeans ($170)
When it comes to denim there is only one name on Wasson's wish list: J Brand! Though her favorite style is the Seven-Eighths cropped cut, she does admit to loving the entire legging-like lineÂ--and really, who can blame her?
Vintage Belt
After years of traveling for work and pleasure, Wasson has amassed an incredible collection of vintage treasures. She used this exact belt to tie together a look from her F/W 10 collection (held just last week during the New York shows) but you needn't spend years thrifting to find a similar style; be sure to try Elegantly Waisted's Nyx Belt ($64) if you want a more contemporary alternative, too!
Byredo Parfums Gypsy Water ($195)
This Stockholm-based company is known for their unforgettable fragrances, so it is no wonder that la Wasson would pick one of their unique scents. Gypsy WaterÂ--which combines bergamot, pine needles, lemon, and pepperÂ--is really a remarkable mixture, proving that Wasson's nose knows what to look for in a signature scent! Â--Kate Mulling


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Imagine charging your cell phone battery to capacity within minutes. This will become a reality in the near future with nanotube battery technology. Current research conducted at Argonne National Laboratory is promising. In addition, nanotube technology research is being conducted at MIT and The University of Dayton Research Institute.
Research at Argonne National Laboratory indicates the nanotube battery can recharge to 50% capacity within 30 seconds. This is an incredible speed. Remarkably, the battery can expand its capacity during recharging. This would equate to increased battery life. In addition, instead of waiting a few hours for your cell phone battery to charge, you will only have to wait minutes for a full charge.
This technology is exciting and will have many applications including powering cell phones. Initially, this technology will hit the market as optional mobile accessories. Although, many cell phone manufactures will likely release cell phones that include a nanotube battery instead of the traditional lithium batter. The price for these phones will initially be quite high, however, the phones will certainly be a hot item. However, once this technology is released to the public, it will be well worth the cost. You can expect to find nanotube batteries as part of unlocked cell phone accessories in the near future.
MIT's research indicates the use of carbon nanotubes allows lithium ions to react more effectively with chemical groups containing oxygen. Since the carbon nanotubes have a porous structure and increased surface area, there is an increased area for ions to react. This results in higher energy and power capacity.
This amazing nanotube battery technology ushers in the ability to enagaqe blisteringly fast recharges for mobile devices such as cell phones, tablets, netbooks and ereaders . As young people today wonder how people in the past survived without computers and cell phones, young people in the future will have the same thoughts about nanotube batteries. As research moves forward, expect to hear more about the developing nanotube battery technology that may change the world.
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We develop and maintain key documents that are used by higher education providers to help them meet UK expectations about standards and quality.
This work is done through close collaboration with the higher education sector.
Central to our work of assuring standards and quality is the UK Quality Code for Higher Education (the Quality Code), which sets out the expectations all providers of UK higher education are required to meet. It gives all higher education providers a shared starting point for setting, describing and assuring the academic standards of their higher education awards and programmes and the quality of the learning opportunities they provide. The Quality Code is the core reference point used in all our review activity. It was introduced in the 2012-13 academic year, replacing its predecessor the Academic Infrastructure.
We also produce a range of other guidance to help education providers ensure that students receive a high quality experience of UK higher education. In this area of our website you will find publications and guidance that explain such topics as the award of academic credit, the equivalence of qualifications throughout the countries of the UK, and how contact hours and assessment contribute to the quality of your education. If you are coming from overseas to study in the UK you might find it useful to read our international pages or our guidance on how UK qualifications relate to those in other European countries.
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SYRACUSE Syracuse University has announced that its mens basketball game against Georgetown on Saturday at the Carrier Dome has been sold out. The total ticket count of 35,012 shatters the previous record for an on-campus college basketball crowd.
The pairing between No. 8 Syracuse and No. 11 Georgetown will be the final regular-season, Big East Conference game at the Dome between the Orange and the Hoyas. Syracuse officially joins the Atlantic Coast Conference on July 1.
The game will mark the 72nd time the Dome has topped 30,000 for a SU game. Georgetown has been the opponent 17 times (including this years). The fan total of 35,012 surpasses the mark of 34,616, set on Feb. 27, 2010, when the Orange hosted Villanova.
The Villanova game was also announced as a sellout in advance, the only other occasion for a SU game. Afterward, Dome officials were able to identify additional seats, which could have been sold and courtside seats were added at the north end and west side of the court. Additional seats in the football press box area are also being utilized and contribute to the larger sellout number.
The 4 p.m. game will be televised nationally by CBS. Former SU standout Carmelo Anthony will have his No. 15 jersey retired in a ceremony at the game.
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HOPKINTON When the Town Council meets next month, it will hold a public hearing on a new law regulating garbage on peoples properties.
According to a draft of the proposed law titled A Local Law of the Town of Hopkinton Regulating Rubbish, Trash, Debris and Garbage the purpose of the legislation is to promote a clean, wholesome and attractive environment; protect the community from potential hazards to property and persons; protect water resources; preserve the aesthetic qualities of the municipality; and to prevent the depreciation of properties in the community.
The law itself includes two sections one regarding junkyards, and a second regulating where junk storage areas may be located:
n The town, as its option, may pass a resolution requiring a permit for a junkyard, except that no permit shall be required for junkyards in existence at the date of the adoption of this local law. In the event that the town adopts such a resolution, then no person shall establish a new junkyard unless a permit has first been issued for such junkyard pursuant to this law. All regulations to operate a junkyard will meet New York State requirements.
n Whether permitted or not, no junk storage area shall be located within 500 feet from the following: any adjoining property line, except that the setback from a public road shall be at least 50 feet; any public park, church, educational facility, nursing home, public building or other place of public gathering; any stream, lake, pond, wetland or other body of water.
Councilman Gilbert E. Sochia said if the new law works, it would be great. However, he questions how enforceable it will be.
If it works it will be good, he said.
Town Supervisor Susan M. Wood said the new law would give the towns code enforcement officer something to refer to when trying to get people to clean up their properties.
We have to have something for code enforcement to work with, she said. I personally think we need to have something on the book in case were ever challenged, but Im just one vote.
Mr. Sochia said he thinks the public hearing, which is required by law before a new law can be passed, is a good idea.
Gordon O. Jock, who was attending his last meeting as a town councilman, agreed.
I think more people should have a say in this than just the two or three of us, Mr. Jock said.
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Housing and Auxiliary Student Services
Student housing is as much a part of the college learning process as the classroom experience. It is an exciting time of self-discovery and discovery of the world in general. Berklee students are exposed to a wide variety of backgrounds, cultures, and musical styles. For many students, this is their first experience with the responsibility of independence and the art of compromise that comes with living with other people.
On-Campus Housing
In spring 2014, Berklee College of Music opened the doors to its new residence hall at 160 Massachusetts Avenue.
The 160 Massachusetts Avenue building is centrally located and features 12 floors of residence hall space; five lounges; spectacular views of the Back Bay and Fenway areas; in-house practice rooms; a stunning new dining facility that includes a stage, lighting, and sound for performances; world-class recording studios; and a fitness room.
Our residence halls located at 150 Massachusetts Avenue and 160 Massachusetts Avenue form the hub of our housing system due to their central and convenient location, the combined capacity to house nearly 800 residents, and the spectacular dining facility. Our residence halls at 98 Hemenway Street and 270 Commonwealth Avenue, both within a short walk to classrooms and campus buildings, offer an opportunity to live within a smaller community of peers in buildings located in the vibrant and picturesque Boston areas known as the Back Bay and the Fenway. All of these wi-fi enabled halls offer 24-hour security, in-house practice rooms, laundry rooms, community space, and other amenities. On-campus living, with a nine-month academic year license, avoids the need for a 12-month lease and a broker's fee.
All residence halls are staffed with a rigorously selected, highly trained, and compassionate professional staff and student resident assistants. Our Housing and Residence Life staff work with students, faculty, and peers from across campus to build the engaged and supportive community that is a defining characteristic of our residence hall environment.
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Off-Campus Student Services
Berklee strives to provide helpful resources and materials to nonresidential students, from apartment search basics to an off-campus housing bulletin board where students can post anything from "room wanted" to "temporary housing for rent."
Apartment hunting in Boston can be challenging, especially when getting started and particularly if you are far away from the city. When looking for an apartment, we recommend that you start your search online, but plan to dedicate at least a few days to actually visiting the area, making several appointments to see apartments, and doing a certain amount of walking and making phone calls. Any planning you can do beforehand will help you get the apartment you want in the neighborhood you will enjoy the most.


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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate reporter
During the April 25 Price city council meeting essay winners from Creekview, Pinnacle Canyon Academy and Castle Heights Elementary presented their DARE essays to the council.
Essays were read by Jaycey Bruno of Creekview, Otto DeGroff of Castle Heights and Alexis Heugly of Pinnacle Canyon.
DARE is a police officer-led series of classroom lessons that teaches children form kindergarten through 12th grade how to resist peer pressure and live productive drug free lives, as reported by dare.com.
According to Price City Police Chief Alec Shilaos the nine week program is taught once a week to every fifth grader in the county and has become an invaluable part of curbing drug use among local youth.
The officers responsible for teaching at these school are Officers Shane Henrie, Brian Judd and Dave Wilkinson. The DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) curriculum is designed to be taught by police officers whose training and experience give them the background needed to answer the sophisticated questions often posed by young students about drugs and crime. Prior to entering the DARE program officers undergo 80 hours of special training in areas such as child development, classroom management, teaching techniques and communication skills.
The Price city department reported that children are taught how do deal with peer pressure and the dangers of marijuana, tobacco, alcohol and inhalants.
One students essay stated that, "Drinking alcohol can make you act like Brittany Spears," she surmised that for that reason alone she planned to never drink alcohol.
DARE was founded in 1983 in Los Angeles and has proven so successful that it is now being implemented in 75 percent of our nation's school districts and in more than 43 countries around the world.
"It is a fun and worthwhile program," said Chief Shilaos. "And we plan to keep it in our schools."
Price City Mayor Joe Piccolo was particularly impressed with the students essays and with the police that instruct them.
"This community sees you as heroes for what you do and I see you that way as well,"concluded Piccolo.


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By Aldo Panessid
During the Consumer Electronics Show, Samsung announced that the company was working on merging its Bada mobile operating system with the open-source Tizen operating system.
Samsung is currently the second-largest cellphone maker in the world, with devices powered by four major operating systems. By focusing on its own operating system, Samsung has more control over its devices and a greater opportunity to differentiate its products from its competitors. By merging the two operating systems, Samsung is hoping that existing Bada developers will transition to Tizen.
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While still in development, the Tizen operating system is open-source and backed by Intel and the Linux Foundation. When the Bada integration is complete, Tizen will support programs written with Samsung's Bada SDK, including both new and previously published apps.
Tizen, according to reports, features a program called Application Compatibility Layer (ACL), which enables the device to run applications built using different code. ACL is similar to RIM's Android player for its BlackBerry PlayBook.
A new video has been released that demonstrates the Samsung/Intel-backed Tizen OS running Android apps.
While Samsung has carved a reputation as a leader in mobile technology and devices , it is also gained notoriety for being pretty slow with bringing cell phone accessories and tablet accessories to the market. Industry leading manufacturers continue to provide the greatest selection of top brand accessories from Bags and Sleeves, Batteries, Bluetooth Headsets and Bluetooth Car Kits, Car Holders, Cases and Skins, Data Cables, Earbuds and Headsets, Keyboard and Protectors, Memory Cards, Screen Protectors, Speakers and Docks as well as Stylus and Pens
Open Mobile, the company behind ACL, claims Android apps will be able to run on a Tizen-powered device with 100% compatibility, and stated that ACL features the same level of responsiveness users would expect on a device that runs on Android OS. The company would also like to make sure that the ACL will be integrated into smartphones and tablets by vendors and not end users.
As usual, there probably will be a few bugs to be worked out in the field, but all indicators are that Tizen is a well-designed and truly open source alternative to Google's Android.