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After turning off the microphone as the analyst for the Badger Radio Network, UWBadgers.com Insider Mike Lucas offers some final thoughts on No. 13 Wisconsin's 10-7 loss at Oregon State Saturday afternoon at Reser Stadium.BY MIKE LUCASUWBadgers.comCORVALLIS, Ore. -- The odds of survival are dramatically reduced when you play the type of offense that the Badgers played against Oregon State.With the exception of a well-executed two-minute drill on the final possession, it didn't bare much of a resemblance to Wisconsin football. Despite the offensive woes, the Badgers still nearly survived.The defense limited the Beavers to just 10 points despite giving up 354 total yards, 276 through the air. On the money downs, Oregon State was only 5-of-17 on third down and 1-of-4 on fourth down.Wisconsin's first-year punter Drew Meyer impacted field position by averaging nearly 40 yards on seven kicks, which included three that were downed inside the 20. But for the second week in a row, the UW defense didn't have any takeaways and that was more surprising Saturday because the Beavers were one of the most turnover-prone teams in college football last year with 31 giveaways. The UW offense could have used a short field.The inefficiency on third down was glaring (2-of-14 for Wisconsin), but even more damaging and uncharacteristic were the two turnovers, a Danny O'Brien interception and lost fumble. The latter came after the Badgers trailing 10-0, drove to the Oregon State nine-yard line in the third quarter. At the very least, a field goal would have gotten them on the board and given them some much-needed momentum. Turnovers in the red zone are magnified in close games and this was no exception.Onside, just offLining up for an onside kick, Kyle French felt confident, and rightly so. Based on how Oregon State was deployed on the front line, the Badgers opted for the right option – a dribble kick, or the equivalent of a drag bunt in baseball. A new NCAA rule makes the old standard end-over-end onside kick more problematic because the defense can't hit the player receiving the kick until after the ball has taken one bounce or hop.French did everything right, dribbling the ball out in front of him and putting himself in position to recover. French cannot, nor any of his teammates, touch the ball until it has traveled 10 yards. The Badgers recovered the football, but the play was reviewed upstairs and it was ruled that French had touched that ball before it went the necessary 10 yards.However, one camera angle seemed to show Oregon State's Tyrequek Zimmerman touching the ball with his left hand and moving it forward. That would explain as a result, French reaching back for the ball when it made contact with him, just before it crossed the line. It's unclear if the officials saw that camera angle. In the end, the Badgers shouldn't have been in that position.If you believe in the law of averages, the Badgers are long overdue to win a video replay. The pain of injuriesTo tweak an old cliché, injury was added to insult as the Badgers lost three starters, Brendan Kelly, Shelton Johnson and Jared Abbrederis. It becomes even more important now that they don't lose sight of who they are and the goals that they've set for themselves this season.Some egos may have been bruised, some feelings hurt and some more questions raised – certainly more than anyone anticipated at this stage of the season. But the truest measure of this team, and the season, will be determined by the resolve the players show in rallying around its leaders and reviving the concept of playing Wisconsin football.
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Grace Institute: The Writings : Psalms Part 3
The most common form of Psalm is the lament. In the lament the psalmist faces a difficult situation in which he desperately needs God's intervention. The lament gives a poetic voice to those who are suffering or in need of God's del iverance.
While the lament psalms represent the honest emotion and authentic expression of the psalmist, the lament psalm is not a mere rant or a stream of consciousness complaint. There is a very specific format which the psalmist follows in the lament.
The introduction to a psalm of lament begins with an address to God and an introductory call for help. This introduction may be a single line, or may be a rather lengthy as the psalmist addresses God. It often includes a foreshadow of the petition and/or the praise.
In the next section, the psalmist outlines the situation which is causing the lament. This can be brief, but is often an extended part of the psalm. In any case, the psalmist usually makes reference to three persons in the lament: the psalmist himself (I or my), God (You), and his adversary (they). This would typically sound something like the following:
Understanding the situation which has caused the lament is important when studying the lament, for it describes the crisis from which God will need to del iver the psalmist.
Often after the lament, the Psalmist will proclaim confidence in God's ability to del iver. This is usually made obvious by the conjunction but This is absent in many lament psalms, although some have an extended confession of trust.
The psalmist then asks God for del iverance. Often the request itself is divided into a request for God to hear the petition followed by a petition for God's salvation or intervention.
After the request, the psalmist normally gives a reason why God should intervene. The reasons are sometimes based on the psalmist, where the reason is the deep extent of the problem or the innocence of the psalmist. More often, however, the reason God should intervene has to do with God's character. God's failure to intervene would reflect poorly on God's honor, or God will intervene because it is in his character to do so.
This is reasons cited for God's intervention is especially enlightening, for it provides us with a template for making requests of God in our daily prayer life.
Finally, the psalmist always concludes his lament with a statement of praise. Sometimes this is in the form of a promise to praise once God delivers. Often, however, the psalmist praises God in anticipation of the del iverance.
There are four specific types of laments found in the Psalms:
Lament Psalms have much to say to the believer today.
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An act of God. That's what residents are calling an incident in which a truck, laden with goods, overturned on a church in Mount Rosser, St Catherine, yesterday, destroying its structure, but miraculously there were no injuries.
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So which one did you pick......to bad it is not night . you could look for the "Great PUmpkin"... such lovely countryside
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Mr. Richard Lee "Rick" Conrad, age 61, of Blowing Rock, pictured here with his nephew, Alec, died Thursday, May 9, 2013.
Rick was born September 5, 1950 in Forsyth County, North Carolina, a son of the late Richard Brown Conrad and Susan Wagner Conrad. He was the night auditor for Chetola Resort in Blowing Rock. Rick was a resident of Blowing Rock for 20 years and had a resounding love for the area.
Rick is survived by his daughter, Susan Beard and husband Bryan of Hickory; one brother, Tony Conrad of Kernersville; one sister, Melinda Beauchamp and husband Chris of Davie County, North Carolina; two nephews, Alec and Conrad Beauchamp, both of Davie County, and one niece, Amanda Conrad of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Funeral services for Mr. Richard Lee "Rick" Conrad will be conducted Friday afternoon, May 17, 2013, at 2:30 PM, at Chetola Resort in Blowing Rock. Officiating will be Dr. Richard Capps. Burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery in Blowing Rock.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Blowing Rock Art and History Museum, PO Box 828, Blowing Rock, North Carolina, 28605.
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I see our mayor will seek a 2nd term. Personally, I hope Former mayor Schraff (sp) decides to come back.
I'd also like to see Frank Arden run for council.
Bernard Martin for council.
Corey Rahn for council.
These are just some regular joes. I dont want any high falooting people up there that wont listen to the community. We need people up there that actual love Rincon and not the all mighty dollar.
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Steering Committee Elections at Annual Presidents Meeting
APRU held its 11th Annual Presidents Meeting from May 28 to 30, 2007 in Hangzhou, China. Professor Yuichiro Anzai, President of Keio University was elected as a member of the APRU Steering Committee and as APRU's Vice Chairman at the meeting.
Professor Anzai became President of Keio University in 2001. He is currently President of the Japan Association of Private Colleges and Universities and of the Federation of Japanese Private Colleges and Universities Associations, and Chairman of the Federation of All Japan Private Schools Associations.
Professor Hiroshi Komiyama, President of University of Tokyo, has just completed a two-year term on the Steering Committee. During Professor Komiyama's term, University of Tokyo organized the 7th Distance Learning and Internet (DLI) Conference in October 2006 and was co-host of the recent APRU/AEARU research symposium on earthquake, tsunamis and volcanic phenomena hazards with University of Indonesia in June 2007.
Professor Yuichiro Anzai, APRU Vice-Chairman and President of Keio University
Leaders of Education from the Americas, Asia and Australasia Meet in Hangzhou
Zhejiang University hosted APRU's 11th Annual Presidents Meeting (APM) in Hangzhou, China. 25 university presidents and 68 delegates from member universities and leading Chinese universities from the Project "985" participated in the meeting.
A key highlight of the Presidents Meeting was the APRU Forum on "Higher Education and Emerging Economies: Developments in Asia Pacific and International Cooperation in China" on May 29. The Forum was graced by eminent speakers such as His Excellency Mr Zhang Xinsheng, Vice Minister of Education, People's Republic of China;
Participating APRU Presidents and keynote speakers at the 11th APM
Professor Franklin Yang Chenning, Distinguished Physicist and Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics (1957); and Professor Tu Weiming, Director, Harvard-Yenching Institute and Professor, Harvard University.
H.E. Mr Zhang spoke on China's developments in the higher education sector while Professor Yang presented on the topic of "Science and Technology in the 21st Century". Professor Tu gave a keynote speech on "Beyond the Enlightenment Mentality: The Humanistic Spirit in the 21st Century". The day wrapped up with a dinner hosted by H.E. Mr Lü Zushan, Governor of Zhejiang Province at the historic West Lake State Guesthouse.
The last day of the Presidents Meeting had presidents discussing strategic directions and initiatives of APRU, and sharing on key programs, initiatives and developments in their respective universities.
Key Personalities at the APM
H.E. Mr Zhang Xinsheng was appointed Vice Minister of Education, People's Republic of China in 2001. He is currently Chairman of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) Executive Board.
Professor Franklin Yang Chenning, together with his counterpart Professor Lee Tsung-Dao, received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1957 for their theory that weak force interactions between elementary particles did not have parity (mirror-reflection) symmetry.
Professor Tu Weiming is Professor of Chinese History and Philosophy and of Confucian Studies at Harvard University. He has also been Director of the Harvard-Yenching Institute since 1996.
Professor Tu Weiming (right) spoke on humanism and the quest for universal ethics at the Forum. His keynote speech was moderated by APRU Chairman Emeritus Professor Shih Choon Fong (left).
(Left to right) Professor Yang Wei, President of Zhejiang University, Professor Franklin Yang Chenning and Professor Shih Choon Fong, APRU Chairman Emeritus and President of National University of Singapore, at Welcome Dinner.
(Left to right) Professor Gavin Brown AO FAA CorrFRSE, APRU Chairman and Vice-Chancellor, University of Sydney in discussion with H.E. Mr Zhang Xinsheng.
APRU Chairman Professor Gavin Brown (left) presenting a token of appreciation to H.E. Mr Lü Zushan, Governor of Zhejiang Province (right) at dinner on May 29.
4th APRU Senior Staff Meeting
APRU Chairman Professor Gavin Brown (left) presenting a token of appreciation to Professor Lee Si-Chen (right), President of National Taiwan University, for hosting the SSM. President Lee is also Chair of FICHET.
The 4th Senior Staff Meeting (SSM) was hosted by National Taiwan University (NTU) from March 11 to 13, 2007 in Chinese Taipei. President of NTU, Professor Lee Si-Chen hosted a welcome dinner for participants and keynote speakers on March 11.
The Senior Staff Meeting began on March 12 with business meeting discussions on APRU's activities and strategic directions. 44 Senior Staff from 29 member universities attended and participated actively in the meeting.
On March 13, an APRU Forum on "Benchmarking Asia Pacific Universities in the Global Era: Competition and Collaboration" was held. Touching on university strategies in achieving academic excellence, and governance and administration aspects in managing competition and internationalization, keynote speakers such as Professor Gavin Brown AO FAA CorrFRSE, Chairman of APRU, Professor Lee Si-Chen, Chair of Foundation for International Cooperation in Higher Education, Taiwan (FICHET) and Professor Lee Doo-Hee, President of Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE), were invited to address the Forum.
Chief Information Officers (CIO) Conference
University of Southern California hosted the inaugural Chief Information Officers (CIO) Conference from March 21 to 23, 2007, in Los Angeles, USA.
The conference attracted about 50 participants including 38 APRU CIOs and IT senior staff, and industry professionals. CIOs and IT staff from 21 APRU member universities from Asia, Australasia and the Americas shared their top collaborative interests, challenges and initiatives at the conference.
The aim of the conference was to form a network of key IT leaders and senior professionals among APRU member universities to provide for an exchange of best strategic practises and to facilitate the formation of partnerships among CIOs in member universities.
An APRU CIO interactive network was set up after the conference, to support and facilitate continuing virtual partnerships, discussions and collaborative work among APRU CIOs.
APRU World Institute 1st Workshop ~ "Climate Change: Challenges and Strategies for Sustainable Cities"
The inaugural APRU World Institute (AWI) workshop was hosted by University of California, San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography from April 4 to 6, 2007, in San Diego, USA. The workshop brought together 40 leading researchers and policy advisors from 8 economies and 9 ARPU members.
In line with AWI's mission to create sustainable communities around the Pacific Rim and beyond, the workshop engendered understanding and discussion on climate change in the context of sustainable cities through a mix of plenary sessions, small group discussions and informal interactions.
The participants agreed that Climate Change should be an ongoing theme for AWI. A proposal presently titled as the "AWI Climate 2030 Project" and submitted by the University of Melbourne was approved by the AWI Governing Board. The project involves developing research collaboration between key research institutes in member universities to address key issues of Climate Change such as energy, food and water issues of the Pacific Rim.
APRU World Institute 2nd Workshop ~ "The Role of Universities in Addressing Emerging Public Health Threats in the Asia Pacific Region"
The 2nd AWI workshop was hosted by Peking University's School of Public Health in Beijing, China, from May 24 to 26, 2007.
The workshop brought together 62 leading researchers and policy advisors from 12 economies and 16 APRU members to debate and exchange ideas on the effectiveness of healthcare systems and policies in dealing with rising public health threats brought about by communicable and non-communicable diseases, and natural and man-made disasters.
A key highlight was the "University Leaders' Panel Session" in which participants had the opportunity to learn from and exchange views with the leaders of 7 major research universities: University of Sydney, National University of Singapore, Peking University, Johns Hopkins University, University of Washington, Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Shandong University as well as Institute of Medicine of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences.
APRU/AEARU Research Symposium on Hazards of Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Volcanic Phenomena
University of Tokyo and University of Indonesia co-hosted the APRU/Association of East Asian Research Universities (AEARU) 3rd Research Symposium on "Earthquake Hazards around the Pacific Rim -Diversity of Earthquake, Tsunami and Volcanic Phenomena and their Hazards" in Jakarta, Indonesia, from June 21 to 22, 2007.
More than 50 researchers specializing in areas of earthquake seismology, earthquake engineering, civil engineering and social sciences presented their findings at the symposium. The symposium attracted a turnout of 149.
Prominent speakers, Professor Jun Murai, Vice President of Research, Academic-Industry Collaboration and Information Technology, Keio University and Mr Kusmayanto Kadiman, State Minister for Research and Technology, Republic of Indonesia, were also invited to give keynote speeches at the symposium.
Mr Satoru Satoh, Minister, Embassy of Japan and Mr Kei Eda, First Secretary to the Japan Embassy hosted a reception for participants on June 21.
National University of Singapore hosted an APRU research symposium on "The Asia Pacific Real Estate Market" from July 16 to 17, 2007, in Singapore. The symposium is a collaborative effort with co-organizers of two other real estate symposiums, namely Tsinghua University, University of Hong Kong and University of Southern California.
A total of 46 researchers on real estate participated in the symposium. The papers which were received for presentations at the symposium will be independently reviewed subsequently for their suitability for publication in a special issue of the "Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economies" (JREFE).
APRU Real Estate Research Symposium
APRU Undergraduate Summer Program 2007
Fudan University is hosting the 2nd APRU Undergraduate Summer Program from July 16 to 29, 2007 in Shanghai, China. Centering on the theme "A Changing China: Economic and Political Reforms in Recent Years", the program targets undergraduates from APRU member universities who would like to gain a better understanding of China's recent political and economic reforms.
Besides stimulating seminars, the two-week program will include activities such as field trips and visits to cultural venues in and near Shanghai. About 40 undergraduates are expected to participate in this year's program.
8th Doctoral Students Conference
Keio University will host the 8th Doctoral Students Conference (DSC) at their Mita campus in Tokyo from July 30 to August 3, 2007. Centering on "The Emerging Future of the Pacific Rim: Alliances, Collaboration and Networking", this year's conference is driven by doctoral students together with Keio University's International Center.
The 8th DSC will comprise plenary sessions, workshops, contributed paper sessions and panel sessions. The panel sessions are a new initiative to encourage doctoral students to focus on specific areas or issues in order to generate more in-depth discussions.
Participants will be provided complimentary lodging at a hotel near the Mita campus of Keio University and no registration fees will be required. The conference will be an opportune time for participants to obtain critiques on their research, and establish valuable networks and future academic collaborations through an international platform.
APRU World Institute 3rd Workshop ~ "Economic Integration among Pacific Rim Economies: Managing the Challenges and Enhancing Opportunities"
AWI will be holding a workshop on Economic Integration in Kyoto, Japan, from November 7 to 9, 2007. The workshop will be hosted by Kyoto University.
The co-sponsors for this workshop are Kyoto University, Fudan University, National University of Singapore, Osaka University, Seoul National University, University of California, Davis, University of Melbourne, University of Southern California, Asia Business Consulting (Shanghai), Asian Development Bank Institute (Tokyo), Monetary Authority of Singapore, Pacific Council on International Policy, Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC) and the Taiwan Institute for Economic Research (TIER).
More information on the workshop will be available on AWI webpage in due course.
8th Distance Learning and the Internet Conference
The 8th APRU Distance Learning and the Internet (DLI) Conference will be hosted by Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand from December 12 to 15, 2007. This annual conference gathers leading distance education experts from academia, business and government to explore issues in distance learning and information technology applications in education and research.
The theme for DLI 2007 is "Sustainable Learning in a Global Information Society". Registration is now open for IT and distance learning scholars, researchers and administrators. Interested participants can send their names, university particulars and contact details to the DLI 2007 Secretariat Office of Chulalongkorn University at firstname.lastname@example.com. Registration fees are US$250 and will cover conference proceedings, meals and local arrangements.
University of California, Los Angeles
Professor Gene D. Block was named Chancellor-elect of University of California, Los Angeles, in December 2006. He will take office on or before August 1, 2007.
Professor Block is Vice President and Provost at the University of Virginia and a respected biologist. He joined University of Virginia in 1978 as an assistant professor and became a full professor in 1989. His research and teaching expertise is in the cellular physiology of biological clocks and chronobiological aspects of ageing. In 1991, he was named founding director of the National Science Foundation's Center for Biological Timing, based at University of Virginia, and was named Vice President and Provost in 2001.
Bidding to host the following APRU activities is now open:
(a) Chief Information Officers (CIO) Conference in 2009;
(b) Distance Learning and the Internet (DLI) Conference in 2009; and
(c) Undergraduate Summer Program in 2009.
Interested members can indicate their interest by submitting the "APRU Activities Bidding Form" to the APRU Secretariat at: firstname.lastname@example.com by August 24, 2007.
Please click here to see the APRU calendar of events from 2007 to 2009.
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So, other than bringing a buttload of fuel into the winter environs, what options are there to creating a solar powered snow melter? Does anyone have any experience with this idea? I was reading Ray Jardins expedition to the south pole and it struck me that he was complaining about the nonstop solar radiation and at the same time complaining about having to hump gallons of fuel to melt snow for potable water.. why not use that sunlight to melt snow?? Any ideas? Please discuss.-Satchel
bring a black garbage bag, fill with snow, put on sleeping pad and leave out in the sun for camp. It works well if your basecamping, you could try it with a sled.You end up with slush at the end of the day, but it saves you some fuel.
In a perfect world I'd like a solar panel with a battery that could hold enough juice to make a heating element, that could then be lowered into a cup of water and used to warm it, add snow, repeat.I've searched but there's nothing like this that I can find, which is odd, because once you hit, say a gallon of fuel, you definitely would have more weight than a batter/solar package. Obviously this would only be a weight benefit for longer excursions, but at some point it would be counterproductive to keep bringing more fuel.-Russ
Instead of making an electronic gadget, my guess is that you could quickly melt snow with some kind of solar dish that would direct and intensify the suns rays. Also, if you can start a fire with a properly positioned magnifying glass, why couldn't you use that heat to melt snow? Maybe a magnifying glass that clips onto a pot rim?
You will waste tons and tons of energy using a solar panel to melt snow. A solar cooker would do great at this and is super simple to make and doesn't even need full sun.Here is my favorite design:http://solarcooking.wikia.com/wiki/Windshield_Shade_Solar_CookerYou could cut it down to size or use reflectix for smaller amounts. Very effective!Just thinking that this could be used to supplement your sleep mat too, I wonder if anyone has done this? Well look at that: http://fast-solar.com/SolarProducts.htm
Edited by justaddfuel on 05/24/2011 13:22:47 MDT.
Yes, it is very inefficient to convert sunlight to electrical power and then convert that to heat. It is much better to go directly from sunlight to heat.On a multiday ski tour, we always carry one black plastic trash bag for collecting clean snow. If the day is cold and cloudy, the bag works as a bag only. If the day is warm and bright, the bag works as the snow melter. Sometimes it gets it only halfway melted, but that still saves a lot of fuel. It works best if the bag of snow is insulated from the snow surface.--B.G.--
"bring a black garbage bag, fill with snow, put on sleeping pad and leave out in the sun for camp. It works well if your basecamping, you could try it with a sled.You end up with slush at the end of the day, but it saves you some fuel."+1Any place a solar panel works, a black garbage bag will work. If you're base camping, it will actually produce liquid water.
Took the solar cooker to Africa. Took my cooking pot and painted it black. Cast Iron isn't bad. Not exactly light weight though with cast iron. Paint used was same as used an all of your wood stoves. Got it over 170F easily to cook all the nasty bacteria and food! Aid groups are giving "cardboard" aluminum plated panels out. Also in more temperate climes, they are using an enclosed pan with a jet black bottom reaching temperatures of 170F to kill bacteria. Obviously this won't work on snow, but your black pot will.I keep meaning to take my setup up high somewhere. Would have to bring a bag to put the pot in due to wind considerations.+2 to using black bag for melting water, though it will taste nasty for the first few liters.
Check out:http://www.soltac.com/This might work fairly well if you were base-camping.
Has anyone tried experimenting with different-colored Nalgene bottles, or painting their bottle black?
I'll use my Gatorade bottles set against rocks or on bark to insulate from the snow. Start small and add snow as water is created. Keep moving the bottles to face the sun. Works good for when you are hanging around camp reading, relaxing. I can get two quarts of water this way if started by late morning until the sun sets too low.Duane
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Zoo elephant 21 months pregnant
PORTLAND, Ore. — Want to know when that baby elephant will be arriving? Join the herd.
As Asian elephant Rose-Tu heads into her 21st month of pregnancy, anticipation is building at the Oregon Zoo. Some staffers have organized informal office pools to guess the date of the calf's arrival.
And this week the zoo launched a contest on its Facebook page: Whoever guesses closest to the actual date and time of birth gets to be first in line at the calf's public debut.
Despite years of important scientific discoveries about elephants — many of them made right here in Portland — pinpointing a pregnant elephant's due date remains something of a mysterious art.
With a 22-month gestation period, the longest of any mammal on the planet, giving birth "a little early" can mean several weeks. Currently, the best predictor is blood-progesterone level, which remains high throughout pregnancy and drops precipitously a few days before delivery.
"Elephant pregnancy is long and the end point is difficult to predict more than a fewdays in advance," said zoo research associate Heather Velonis, a graduate student in biology at Portland State University. "But if we can identify specific, predictable behaviors that indicate when an elephant will give birth, we might be able to have two weeks' notice instead of two days."
Velonis, with the help of zoo conservation research associate Karen Lewis and zoo volunteers, is looking to turn the guessing game into a science. By carefully observing Rose-Tu in the weeks leading up to birth, researchers are seeking behavioral clues that might enable them to accurately predict the date ahead of time.
Velonis and a team of trained observers are collecting data for 30 minutes at a time, four times a day, seven days a week, based on an ethogram — a checklist of specific behaviors. For example, Rose-Tu might stay away from the other elephants in the herd, swing her tail more often, or drink less water than usual. She might throw dust at her belly, lie down, place her trunk in her mouth more frequently, or freeze in an awkward position, then release. Elephant keepers have observed all of these behaviors through the years, but until now they've just been part of the anecdotal record.
Lewis initiated the current study in 2008 when Rose-Tu was pregnant with Samudra. Researchers are also collaborating with the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia, where three elephants have given birth since 2008. Velonis plans to write up the results of these five births for her master's thesis and for publication in a scientific journal.
The Oregon Zoo's string of successful elephant births — more than 25 since the early 1960s — has played a key role in establishing what is already known about elephant gestation. The zoo's most famous elephant, Packy, was born in 1962 — the first successful elephant birth in the Western Hemisphere in nearly 44 years. At the time, the pregnancy of Packy's mother, Belle, was a huge milestone for zoos.
"We've come a long way," Lewis said. "When Packy was born, nobody knew how long an elephant pregnancy lasted or what signs to look for. The zoo's veterinarian at the time, Matthew Maberry, spent three months sleeping in the elephant house."
By observing Belle, Dr. Maberry and the zoo's elephant keepers were able to calculate the length of gestation, which to that point had been an unknown. After Packy's birth, 14 more elephants were born at the Oregon Zoo over the next dozen years — no other zoos had elephant births during this period — and "Doc Maberry," as he was popularly known, developed an excellent eye for predicting due dates. The zoo learned a lot about new calf development and maternal care and shared this important information with other zoos, which began to see their own elephant calves from 1975 onward.
The Oregon Zoo is recognized worldwide for its successful breeding program for Asian elephants, which has now spanned 50 years. Rose-Tu's mother, Me-Tu, was the second elephant born at the zoo (just months after Packy in 1962), and her grandmother, Rosy, was the first elephant ever to live in Oregon.
Asian elephants are considered highly endangered in their range countries, threatened by habitat loss and conflict with humans. It is estimated that only 40,000 to 50,000 remain in fragmented populations from India to Borneo.
The Oregon Zoo is an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, whose species survival plan for Asian elephants is striving to establish a self-sustaining population in North America.
The zoo is a service of Metro and is dedicated to its mission of inspiring the community to create a better future for wildlife. Committed to conservation, the zoo is currentlyworking to save endangered California condors, Oregon silverspot and Taylor's checkerspot butterflies, western pond turtles and Oregon spotted frogs. Other projects include studies on Asian elephants, polar bears, orangutans and giant pandas. The zoo relies in part on community support through donations to the Oregon Zoo Foundation to undertake these and many other animal welfare, education and sustainability programs.
The zoo opens at 9 a.m. daily and is located five minutes from downtown Portland, just off Highway 26. The zoo is also accessible by MAX light rail line. Visitors who travel to the zoo via MAX receive $1.50 off zoo admission. Call TriMet Customer Service, 503-238-RIDE (7433), or visit www.trimet.org for fare and route information.
General zoo admission is $10.50 (ages 12-64), $9 for seniors (65 and up), $7.50 for children (ages 3-11) and free for those 2 and younger; 25 cents of the admission price helps fund regional conservation projects through the zoo's Future for Wildlife program. A parking fee of $4 per car is also required. Additional information is available at www.oregonzoo.org or by calling 503-226-1561.


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Beach Community Hard Hit By Superstorm Sandy Continues To Recover
Alex Marin and Bryant Blackshear practice 'parkour', a sport that... NachrichtenfotoExtremwetter,Hindernisparcours,Holzsteg,Horizontal,Le Parkour,New York City,Sport,Stadt,Strand,Sturm,USA,Umarmen,Unfall und Katastrophe,Wetter,Üben,ÜberschwemmungPhotographer Spencer PlattCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 13: Alex Marin (right) and Bryant Blackshear practice 'parkour', a sport that embraces the urban landscape as an obstacle course, on the remains of the boardwalk at Rockaway beach on December 13, 2012 in New York City. Much of the Rockaway neighborhood is still suffering the effects of Hurricane Sandy which caused extensive damage to parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Thousands of Rockaway residents and business owners are still unable to return to their properties while electricity remains sporadic in many neighborhoods. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)


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As enjoyable as it is to verbally flay the filmic road apples I stumble upon in my journeys, it is the occasional gems that sustain me. All the more enlivening, though even more rare, are those occasions on which I discover an entire, previously unexplored film industry, one whose prolific output of quality entertainments I can gorge upon like a cinephilic Augustus Gloop. As has been well documented, Bollywood was one of these for me–but the rabbit holes I've plunged down over seven-plus years of writing about world cult cinema have led to a couple of other very strong contenders for my affections. One of these is the Egyptian popular cinema of the 40s, 50s, and 60s, which offers a glamorous world of artfully wrought escapism comparable to—and yet quite different from–classic Hollywood.
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STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - Oklahoma State will host South Carolina in the new Big12/SEC Challenge in December.
The Cowboys and Gamecocks will play Dec. 6 in Stillwater.
This will be the first "challenge" event for Big 12 men's basketball since a four-year series between the Conference and the Pac-10 ended in 2010.
OSU returns four starters from last year's 24-9 team. South Carolina has all five starters back from the team that finished 14-18 last season.


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Warren Doede, left, talks with Dave Durment for We Energies about the proposed biomass plant during an open house Thursday for Rothschild residents to ask questions. / Corey Schjoth/Wausau Daily Herald
Biomass yes?
For an in-depth look at pros, cons of plant construction, see Sunday's Wausau Daily Herald
ROTHSCHILD -- The mood at the open house hosted by We Energies on Thursday about a proposed biomass plant in Rothschild was calm, though discussion about the project has become heated.
About 110 residents attended the sessions, one each in the afternoon and evening, at the Holiday Inn in Rothschild. Staff from We Energies and Domtar stood near displays and video monitors, explaining the plant plan and its effects on the community.
The proposal to burn woody biomass as fuel to create electricity for sale by the Milwaukee energy company and steam to power the Domtar paper mill is pending before the Wisconsin Public Service Commission. Since the plant was proposed in September 2009, We Energies has tried to get ahead of critics with direct mailings, community meetings and door-to-door consultations.
Many residents who attended the Thursday meetings said they were undecided or in favor of the $250 million project and felt satisfied with answers to their questions about air quality, jobs and traffic around the plant.
"I want to make sure it's safe. My grandkids attend (Rothschild Elementary School) across the street (from the mill)," Andy Champine of Weston said. "I walked in neutral to get the facts."
Barry McNulty, a spokesman for We Energies at the event, said the company was pleased with turnout and the questions posed.
"No one particular issue stood out," he said. "Residents asked very similar questions (as at the February open house), and we tried to give them a better understanding of what we do and how we do it."
Rob Hughes, a member of Save Our Air Resources, a citizen group that has opposed the plant, said he applauded the open house events. But he's not satisfied with We Energies' responses to his requests for specific information on air quality if the plant is constructed.
"They had a doctor there saying this is good, but thousands of doctors have signed on to a letter (in Massachusetts) saying these plants are bad for people's health," Hughes said.
Hughes was referring to the Massachusetts Medical Society, and its December decision to oppose three biomass plants, citing respiratory problems that air pollution can cause or worsen. The organization also asked state governments to discourage the construction of biomass facilities.


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Police: Man Shot After Pulling Gun On Officers
August 25, 2012 11:33 AM
PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Police say officers shot and critically injured a man who pulled a gun on them during an early Saturday morning traffic stop in north Philadelphia.
Police say four officers and a sergeant were working undercover when they saw a man heading toward them.
Officers said they approached the vehicle and the man inside pulled a gun on them.
The officers fired, striking the suspect twice. The man, who was not named, was taken to Temple University Hospital and listed in critical condition.
Police said they recovered the man's gun. An officer sustained a minor injury when an air bag in the suspect's car deployed and hit him in the face.
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Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- No one works harder at inspiring teens than Justin Spencer, creator of the hit show Recycled Percussion.
Once a week in the month of September, you'll find Justin in costume working at Halloween Mart. His charity Legacy X is all about inspiring teens to do better and be better.
For him, that means giving back to others.
So one day a week, Justin said he will work at Halloween Mart to work for a person who can't work themselves.
"I always have wacky, crazy ideas. And this time around I thought there are a lot of people who can't work. They are barely able to pay electric bill. So I decided to go work for them and give my paycheck to those families to show them there are people out there who care."
There are lots of reasons to shop early for your Halloween costume.
First, you may bump in to Justin. Second, Halloween Mart is donating a portion of September's sales to four local charities, including Legacy X.
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Meet Gay Secret Agent Jayson Bend!
Nigel Campbell | April 3, 2014
Meet gay super-spy Jayson Bend, also known as 009 (oh really??)! Our Brit secret agent is the central figure of Jayson Bend: Queen and Country a new short film that will open the Iris Prize Festival in Cardiff, UK in October.
Check out the trailer!
The film stars Davis Brooks as Jayson Bend and was directed by Matt Carter from a screenplay by Andrew Faure.
Would you like to see Jayson Bend: Queen and Country, Instincters? (And do you think 009 prefers it shaken or stirred?)
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Anonymous - April 11, 2014
Looks like it's more fun than Bond I guess we can hope it crosses the pond.
topher colin - April 4, 2014
"coming soon."... yes, i bet he is.
Mudge - April 3, 2014
Heh! Bring it, laddies! How wonderful someone's taking the piss. (In the Brit sense, you pervs.)


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