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Move over, Abraham Lincoln and Jennifer Lawrence ,Clint Dempsey is America's new hero. The American midfielder scored the fastest goal in United States' World Cup history and suffered a Game of Thrones-worthy bloody nose in the first half of the team's 2-1 victory over Ghana Monday night.
Marty McFly stepping out of the DeLorean. Darth Vader's mask looming beside the Death Star. These images are iconic—and among the best movie posters ever made. But as big studios lost interest in super stylish posters, the artists who would be making them took it upon themselves to create alternative designs, re-creating posters for the classics. In Alternative Movie Posters II, available this month, author Matt Chojnacki highlights 200 beautiful reimagined homages to beloved movies. Chojnacki said, "It's more or less fan art, but this stuff is more in demand than the official art." As Chojnacki sees it, the rise of social media may have caused a decline in art posters—but it also may lead to their renaissance.
Some 6,000 refugees and migrants — most from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sudan and Eritrea —live in the makeshift camp in northwest France near the port of Calais and the tunnel that leads to the UK. Elevated on the embankment above the sea of mud-spattered tents like a festival gone wrong, the young men are charging along the fence. It's fantastically dangerous but they are there at least. For now, they are one step ahead of the thousands or so left behind in the slimy mud and filth of the Jungle. If they can hide somewhere on that truck for long enough, they'll reach the ultimate prize after the weeks and months of travel — the UK.
As people dig ever deeper to find water, nearly 1,200 square miles of California is sinking 2 inches a month – destroying roads, bridges and farmland in the process. In addition to wildfires, the state is facing a slower-moving disaster at ground level: collapsing levees, buckling irrigation canals, water rising up over bridges and sloshing over roads. So much water has been pumped out of the ground that vast areas of the Central Valley are sinking, destroying millions of dollars in infrastructure in the gradual collapse. The Central Valley is the world's largest patch of class one soil, considered to be the best for crops, and produces about 40% of the country's fruits, nuts and vegetables. In some parts of the valley, however, the land is sinking at a rate of 2 inches a month. According to The Guardian, about 1,200 square miles, roughly bounded by interstate 5 and state route 99, is collapsing into what scientists describe as a "cone of depression".
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Happy New Year 2015! I hope you all have fared well over the seasons. Can you believe it? Here we are…going on our THIRD year of NWI Food Swaps! The foods I've tasted, the friends I've made…I can honestly say that food swapping has entirely enhanced my life over the past few years. Speaking of…our first event of the year has been scheduled!
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Fifteen homeowners' associations and neighborhoods have signed up for the 2013 Slow Down Campaign, according to township Assistant Manager Duane McKee.
The campaign is part of the national Keep Kids Alive, Drive 25 initiative, reminding motorists to heed the 25 mph speed limit in residential neighborhoods.
Last year, McKee said, speed counters showed that the campaign apparently raised awareness about speeding, and motorists drove slower.
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The participating homeowners' associations are: Cranberry Heights, Autumn Hill, Orchard Park, Pinehurst, Winchester Lakes, Freedom Woods, Walden Pond, Creek Wood Commons, Hunters Creek, Lakevue Estates, Glen Eden, Settlers Grove, Glenbrook and Carriage Manor. Also, McKee said, residents along Freedom Road, the corridor from Cranberry into Beaver County, will participate.
Township police Lt. Kevin Meyer said speeding in neighborhoods isn't confined to one part of the township.
"We periodically get complaints of speeding in the neighborhoods, and we get in there with our traffic unit and do what we need to do," Meyer said.
Meyer said the township's engineering department also will use sensors on the roads to compile information such as traffic volume and speeds.
The campaign costs $1,750, including printing the lawn signs, and is paid for through sponsorships by the Cranberry Township Community Chest, Rj Development Co. in Cranberry and Re/Max Select Realty in Cranberry and Ed Rae, Re/Max Select Realty's founder and president.
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The first woman to deliver one of Britain's most prestigious scientific lectures believes that we are not alone in the universe.
Dr Monica Grady's talk at the Natural History Museum, London, last night was devoted to the possible existence of extraterrestrial life.
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Dr Grady, one of the museum's leading earth scientists and a world authority on meteorites, gave a talk entitled Are We Alone?.
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Wander Minnesota: Festivals And Events In December (Week 1)The month of December is an exceptionally busy one for this festival-fond state. To try and get as much coverage as possible without creating a blog post that's a mile long, I'm going to report weekly this month.
Wander Minnesota: Halloween WeekendHalloween is almost here, and there's plenty going on. Let's take a look at a sampling of Halloween events around the state. Friday night is Haunted High Ropes at the Eagles Bluff Environmental Center near Lanesboro. Go trick-or-treating on the high ropes course—and watch out for ghosts and skeletons along the way.
Wander Minnesota: A Labyrinth and BicyclesThere's a lot going on at the White Bear Lake Center for the Arts these days, both inside and out. The main exhibit inside is one that's actually rooted in the outdoors: Gregg Rochester's Le Tour d'Art, which is touring various galleries and is on exhibit in White Bear Lake through Oct. 29.
Wander Minnesota: TuckUnderIt looks like just another charming bungalow in south Minneapolis. But much of the year, it doubles as an art gallery known as TuckUnder, a kind of "living art" gallery where people can use the space as a house, and where people can exhibit art.
Wander Minnesota: Fall Foliage And FunThe DNR is reporting that fall colors have begun to pop, mostly up north as of this writing. The gorgeous fall foliage season is all too short. Now is the time to plan a little getaway to enjoy them before winter sets in. Here are a few suggestions for lodgings that are open past the summer tourist season.
Wander Minnesota: Mille Lacs Kathio State ParkLast week, I talked about the wild rice demonstrations at the Mille Lacs Indian Museum. Not far from the museum is Mille Lacs Kathio State Park. The park's two-fold name has two roots. "Mille Lacs" is the term French explorers used to describe the area, and it is an apt term, meaning "1,000 lakes" in English.
Wander Minnesota: Wild RiceLast weekend (and the next two Saturdays, weather permitting), the Mille Lacs Indian Museum and Trading Post offered demonstrations on traditional Native American techniques of processing wild rice. With the fall foliage just starting to break out around Lake Mille Lacs, this would be a fun day trip both for leaf-peeping and for visiting this well-curated museum and see the demonstration.
Wander Minnesota: State Fair Crop ArtIf you've never seen it, crop art (found in the Ag Building) is the art form that involves the use of seeds in a mosaic style. Specifically, seeds used in crops grown in Minnesota — no weeds allowed, and think wild rice, not white rice.
Wander Minnesota: Catch An ExhibitWe're definitely in a weird patch at the moment, with chilly, rainy weather at this writing, and more rain and low temperatures possible for the coming weekend. Of course, we can expect the heat to return next week, as it often does when the Minnesota State Fair opens. But until then, if you're looking for some indoor entertainment, take a look at what's happening in the museum world.
Wander Minnesota: Japanese Garden at Normandale Community CollegeIf you take a little drive out beyond Edina and into Bloomington, you could find yourself at Normandale Community College. You might note that the buildings look attractively modern and the grounds well-kept, and you might think that's all there is to see, if you're not a student there.
Wander Minnesota: Flandrau State ParkOn the edge of New Ulm is Flandrau State Park. It's named after Charles Flandrau, a frontiersman who spent years exploring the Minnesota River Valley before settling near Traverse des Sioux and became a prominent citizen, eventually serving in both the territorial and state supreme courts.
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He is just like any other happy normal horse! Lol. His coordination and all that is fine, which is what made me think it wasn't neurological, but apparently its probably just a mild case. On the weekend I rode him around just bareback in a halter to see how he's going. He hadn't been ridden in ages and I guess I thought his lil problem might have magically disappered! I thought wrong. He still does it and my stepdad who was watching said this near side hind leg looked a little stiff.
You would never know if you saw him just in the paddock!
He's getting bored. I put a half deflated basketball in there for him (its he's brothers, but he has lost interest in it lately) but he didn't like it. He's more interested in his feed bin! He takes it off the gate, slowly puts one hind leg in it, turns around to look at what he's done, takes it out, then does it all again with his other leg! Lol. I havnt seen him do this for years! But I caught him doing it the other week. When he realised I was watching he stopped! Lol.


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The tallest stack of pancakes measures 91.2 cm (2 ft 11 in) and was achieved by Efteling bv (Netherlands), at the Efteling theme park, in Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands, on 16 October 2014.
242 pancakes were used in the final stack. The record attempt took place in the pancake restaurant (Polles Keuken) in the Efteling park. Two of the chefs - John Pijnappels and Humphrey den Otter - devised the idea of breaking a pancake stacking record in the restaurant.
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Caring for Michigan's Communities: Consumers Energy Contributes More Than $8 Million to State's Nonprofit Organizations in 2013 PR Newswire JACKSON, Mich., Feb. 17, 2014 JACKSON, Mich., Feb. 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --Michigan nonprofit organizations received more than $8 million in contributions in 2013 from Consumers Energy, its employees, retirees, its Foundation and the utility's parent company, CMS Energy. "In this extremely cold winter and all year, we work to fulfill our Promise to care for the communities we serve," said David Mengebier, Consumers Energy's senior vice president of governmental and public affairs and president of the Consumers Energy Foundation. "Helping Michigan residents in need today creates opportunities for our state's future and supports the strategic work being done by many nonprofit organizations." Three million dollars of the contributions in 2013 went to organizations that provide direct energy assistance to those in need, including The Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW), $1.5 million; TrueNorth Community Services, $1 million; and The Salvation Army, $500,000. The United Way also received significant support, with $1.7 million going to 58 local United Way organizations.Of that amount, $1.1 million was contributed by employees and retirees. Other highlights of Consumers Energy's contributions in 2013: o$2.7 million to support 994 projects, focusing on education, social welfare, community, civic and cultural development and the environment. o$1 million to early childhood initiatives and basic needs programs from a CMS Energy donor-advised fund.Those grants included a $200,000 grant for Michigan 2-1-1, providing local matching funds to maintain the service in communities across the state. o$221,225 to 430 nonprofit organizations on behalf of 531 employees and retirees through the Volunteer Investment Program (VIP).Organizations supported by employees and retirees with volunteer time may receive grants of $100 to $500 or more through this program. o$11,250 to 45 nonprofit organizations on behalf of 697 employees through the Caring for Community grant program. This is a new program recognizing the efforts of teams of employees volunteering for a nonprofit organization or event. o$110,217 of the foundation's Matching Gifts program was utilized to match employee and retiree donations for 28 higher education institutions, 15 community foundations, and 65 food banks, food pantries, and homeless shelters across the state. "What is striking is the diversity of ways in which our employees and retirees contributed to communities throughout Michigan. Our combined efforts make a difference in communities in which our employees live, work and play," Mengebier said. Notable 2013 grants included: o$200,000 to Michigan State University's College of Engineering to support its residential experience program for engineering students o$100,000 to the Community Economic Development Association of Michigan to support the Michigan Economic Impact Coalition to promote, support and build capacity for free income tax preparation services to financially vulnerable families, individuals and children in the state o$100,000 to the Grand Action Foundation for construction of the Grand Rapids Downtown Market o$50,000 to the Nature Conservancy – Michigan Chapter for an aquatic invasive species initiative that will benefit Michigan and all Great Lakes communities o$50,000 to Munson Healthcare Regional Foundation for the re-routing and restoration of Kids Creek in Traverse City o$50,000 to the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan supporting renovations of a warehouse facility in Flint o$50,000 to Goodwill Industries of Southwest Michigan in Kalamazoo to support its Read & Seed Family Literacy Program o$50,000 to Saginaw Valley State University for its 50^th anniversary, with grants for a new sculpture garden at the Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum and engineering programs supporting Great Lakes Bay area students. o$50,000 to Cranbrook Institute of Science in Bloomfield Hills for its "Young Scientists" program that provides science, technology, engineering and math experiences for students in the Flint Community Schools o$50,000 to the Community Foundation for Muskegon County to support construction of a Muskegon Farmers Market in the downtown area o$50,000 to the Michigan 4-H Foundation to support improvements at the organization's Kettunen Center in Tustin The Consumers Energy Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Consumers Energy. It provides funding for a variety of areas including education, community, civic and cultural development, social services, the environment, and emerging issues. For more information about the foundation, go to www.ConsumersEnergy.com/foundation Consumers Energy, Michigan's largest utility, is the principal subsidiary of CMS Energy (NYSE: CMS), providing natural gas and electricity to 6.6 million of the state's 10 million residents in all 68 Lower Peninsula counties. For more information about Consumers Energy, visit us at www.ConsumersEnergy.com or join us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/consumersenergymichigan. SOURCE Consumers Energy Website: http://www.consumersenergy.com Contact: Brian Wheeler, 517-788-2394 or Dan Bishop, 517-788-2395
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Friday, September 11, 2009
In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, the retired fireboat John J. Harvey was called back into service to fight blazes and aid survivors. Jessica DuLong, the boat's engineer and a freelance journalist, recounts this time in "My River Chronicles."
NEW YORK (WOMENSENEWS)--On the morning of the 12th, I call Huntley's cell phone and Tim answers.
"Where are you?" I ask.
"Where do you think we are?" he says. My head begins to spin. I had spent all day Tuesday in Brooklyn, wandering around the way so many New Yorkers had, trying unsuccessfully to donate blood, asking police officers if there was any way to help.
"They don't even know what to do with us," one officer replied. It hadn't even occurred to me that the boat would be down there.
I want to help, but I have no idea how to get to the fireboat, since subway service is shut down and the bridges and tunnels are all still closed. Tim passes the phone to Bob, who has just arrived, having caught a boat at FDNY Marine Division headquarters in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He tells me that's my best bet.
I just go.
Will my John J. Harvey crew shirt--with its line drawing of the boat on the front and "Crew (Really)" printed on the back--be proof enough that I'm actually an engineer? It is.
A FDNY lieutenant escorts me to a boat where three men in fatigues, merchant marines, are eating lunch. When the lieutenant gives them their assignment, they throw down their sandwiches, all charged up, ready to take me over.
They don their life vests, toss me a spare and direct me to the "best seat in the house" in front of the steering station of a small open-decked pontoon boat that looks something like a golf cart on water.
When I see that the crew remains standing, I stand too. As the boat picks up speed, I steady myself first with one hand, then two, against the slap of the bow on the water. The life jacket zipped up the middle of my chest was last worn by someone much bigger. It flaps in the wind, an apt metaphor for how I feel cruising into this situation: ill-equipped.
A pillow of white smoke rises above Lower Manhattan from between the remaining buildings, ascending quietly, gently, in that clear blue sky. At about 11 o'clock on Wednesday morning, more than 24 hours after both towers have collapsed, ground zero is still ablaze.
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Sussex Central High School baseball players, Garrett Hudson, left, and Tyler Aiken, right, sign letters of intent to Division I baseball programs and are pictured here with coach Todd Brock.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Country music can still spill onto Nashville's downtown streets -- as long as it's being performed live.
The Metro Nashville Council approved a new noise ordinance Tuesday night, voting for a compromise measure that leaves alone the strains that made the city famous.
The Tennessean reported the new ordinance applies only to recorded music and limits its volume outside of buildings to 85 decibels.
Tourism officials didn't like an earlier version of the bill.
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By JasLocal residents affected by crime, and their families, will have opportunities this week to remember loved ones they've lost and to honor law enforcement personnel. National Crime Victims' Rights Week began Sunday and extends through Saturday, and several events marking the observance have been scheduled in Henry County. A memorial service for families of homicide victims, and victims of other crimes, will be held Thursday at 7 p.m., at Shiloh Baptist Church, located at 262 Macon Street in McDonough. On Friday at 11 a.m., the Henry County District Attorney's Office and Solicitor General's Office will host a Law Enforcement Recognition ceremony on The McDonough Square. National Crime Victims' Rights Week is coordinated by the federal Office for Victims of Crime, and began in 1981. Henry District Attorney Tommy Floyd said the movement was born from a focus by the criminal justice system on constitutional rights for defendants. "My entire career, I've heard victims lament that the criminals have all the rights," Floyd said. "From that sentiment grew the victims' rights movement, over the years." In Georgia, Floyd continued, a Victim's Bill of Rights enables victims to be notified of court proceedings and bond for defendants, and to be heard in court if they so desire. The bill of rights also grants victims and their families the right to participate in plea negotiations, he said. "I have found over the years that if you sit a victim down, or their family, and explain the ins and outs of the criminal justice system ... and how it relates to their case, it's usually not very difficult to craft a recommendation," Floyd said. In 1995, the district attorney's office in Henry County formed a Victims Services division with advocates who help victims and their families to understand court proceedings, and to seek restitution on behalf of victims, Floyd said. Those advocates, Floyd said, are able to devote more time than prosecutors to explaining aspects of the criminal justice system. "We try not to let the system re-victimize these victims," Floyd continued. "We try to help them understand why things are done the way that they're done, and why things end up the way they end up. For the most part, it's a great relief to victims, and I've found that the more serious the crime, the more we can help." Lorraine Bunn is the victims' services director for the district attorney's office, and a coordinator for Victims' Rights Week. She said she has received positive feedback about the week-long remembrance from victims and their families. "It's a time when they can come together, and not have to be sitting in a cold courtroom where everything is more formal," said Bunn. "They can gather, and they can grieve if they want to." Bunn and Henry County Senior Assistant District Attorney Jim Wright were among the local officials who were on hand Monday to receive a proclamation from the Henry County Board of Commissioners, commemorating Victims' Rights Week. Others included Henry County Solicitor General Charles Spahos, and victim advocates, Evelyn Roberts and Judy King. "I would like to say thank you for what you're doing this morning," Spahos told commissioners. "This week is about us backing up from the trial calendars and the motion hearings, and all the things that go on in court, and reminding everybody that it is about the victims of crimes, and the families that are left behind." Henry County Commission Chairman Elizabeth "B.J." Mathis is scheduled to be in attendance during the memorial service and the recognition ceremony. "I believe it's important to continue to bring awareness to the fact that there's another side to crime," Mathis said. "We tend to focus on the perpetrator when, in fact, we need to also consider the victims and victims' families. This helps victims and [their] families to feel like they're not alone ... and that their loved ones are not forgotten."
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Article: Agriculturae Conspectus ScientificusAgriculturae Conspectus Scientificus 06/2014; 77(4):177-183.
Article: Effects of State of Boar on Nutrients Digestibility, Nitrogen Balance, Backfat Measurements, Cut-up Parts and Organ Weights of Finishing Pigs[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A study was conducted to determine the nutrients digestibility, backfat composition, cut-up parts and organ weights of intact and castrated finishing pigs. Forty eight Large White male pigs with initial average weight of 36.82±0.45 kg were randomly assigned to two treatments with each treatment consisting of three replicates of eight pigs each. Twenty four of the experimental animals were castrated while the remaining twenty four were left intact. Four pigs per replicate were selected and housed in metabolic cages to determine nutrient digestibility and carcass evaluation was performed when the pigs in each experimental group attained an average weight of 70 kg in order to verify the backfat composition, cut-up parts and organ weights. The experiment was arranged in a Completely Randomised Design. Dry matter intake, excreted faeces/dry matter intake, dry matter digestibility, crude protein digestibility, nitrogen intake, absorption and retention were significantly (P<0.05) influenced by state of boar. Castrated boars had higher mean values in these parameters except in excreted faeces/dry matter. Intact boars had higher significant (P<0.05) mean values in liver (1.98%), kidney (0.20%) and heart (0.22%) weights in comparison with the corresponding values (1.57, 0.12 and 0.12%, respectively) recorded for castrated boars. Subcutaneous fat depth and fat free index were significantly (P<0.05) influenced by state of boars. Intact boar recorded better value (49.07) for fat free index when compared to 43.46 obtained by the castrated boar. It was concluded that state of boar had effect on nutrient digestibilities, organ weights (liver, kidney and heart weights) and backfat deposits (subcutaneous fat depth and fat free index) of finishing pigs.Agriculturae Conspectus Scientificus 01/2014; 79(3):195-200.
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ABSTRACT: A highly promising energy crop for biogas production can be Miscanthus * giganteus. It has multiple advantages, which include low soil requirements and the existence of genotypes adapted to dry conditions in comparison to other energy crops. Miscanthus cannot be used in the biogas plant without a pretreatment due to the recalcitrant nature of lignocelluloses. One of the most efficient pretreatment methods for lignocellulosic biomass is steam explosion. This includes heating the biomass at high temperature values, followed by mechanical disruption of the biomass fibres by a rapid pressure drop. The objective of this study is to analyse the effect of the steam explosion pretreatment on the specific biogas and methane production of miscanthus. In addition methane hectare yields are calculated and compared to those of maize. Steam explosion pretreatment was carried out in a laboratory scale facility in As, Norway. The miscanthus was mixed with water and heated up to the desired temperature. After a defined pretreatment time the pressure in the reaction vessel was reduced rapidly, which caused the liquid water to vaporize immediately. The material was cooled down in a flushing tank and was then stored at 5°C until further analytical procedures. Pretreatment temperatures were 190°C and 210°C; holding times were 5, 10 and 15 minutes. Determination of the specific methane yield was done in triplicate using batch tests according to VDI 4630. The material was inoculated with the liquid fermentation residue of a biogas plant. The produced gas was collected in eudiometers and then analysed for the CH 4 and CO 2 content.Agriculturae Conspectus Scientificus 01/2014; 79(1):19-22.
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ABSTRACT: Use of saline water for crop irrigation leads to rhizosphere salinization, which affects plant element uptake, as well as trace elements (TEs) accumulation in plant tissue. Moreover, imbalance in crop element uptake may reflect on crop productivity. Soil organic matter (SOM) plays an important role in soil biogeochemical processes and especially affects trace element mobility and bioavailability. Therefore, it is an important factor for assessment of plant responses under varying ecological conditions, including salinity. A greenhouse pot experiment was set up to study the effects of saline irrigation and increased SOM on faba bean (Vicia faba L.) salt stress response. Soil from arable land of Croatian coastal region was used for the trial. One half of the bulk of soil provided for the experiment was mixed with commercial peat (4:1) and two trial variants, unmodified and increased SOM content, were investigated. Two weeks after transplanting faba bean seedlings into pots, treatment with two levels of NaCl salinity (50 and 100 mM NaCl, respectively) was applied in a nutrient solution. Control plants were included in the measurements as well. Saline irrigation as well as increased SOM affected certain element accumulation in bean plant (leaf, pod and/or seed), although no significant interaction between rhizosphere salinization and SOM was revealed.Agriculturae Conspectus Scientificus 01/2014; 79(1):13-18.
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Institute for Social Ecology Board members:
Bea Bookchin
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Negesti Cantave
[Biographical information and photo for Negesti forthcoming.]
Daniel Chodorkoff
Daniel Chodorkoff, Ph.D., anthropology, New School for Social Research, is co-founder and former executive director of the ISE. He is an urban anthropologist and activist with special interests in community development and utopian studies, and has authored numerous articles on both subjects. Dan has been active in the Green movement and was a longtime faculty member at Goddard College. His essays on social ecology and community development have been published under the title, The Anthropology of Utopia, by New Compass Press.
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Eleanor Finley
Eleanor Finley has been a student at the ISE since 2011. She has a background in feminist activism and was a participant in the Occupy Wall Street Movement. Eleanor is a graduate student in anthropology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where her research focuses on social movements, environment, and energy in Europe. She is currently conducting action-research within the Spanish anti-fracking movement, and interns with Environmental Justice Organizations, Liabilities and Trade (EJOLT) at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
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Grace Gershuny
Grace Gershuny is internationally known in the alternative agriculture movement, having worked for over twenty-five years as an organizer, educator, author and consultant, as well as a small-scale market gardener. She has written extensively about soil management and composting, including The Soul of Soil and Start With the Soil, and was the editor of Organic Farmer: The Digest of Sustainable Agriculture for its four year existence. Grace has been involved with organic certification for many years, including five years on the staff of USDA's National Organic Program. She is working on a book about the meaning of organic and what happened to it. She has taught at the ISE since 1986, and grows her own vegetables and chickens in Barnet, VT.
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Chaia Heller
Chaia Heller has taught social ecology and feminist theory at the Institute for Social Ecology for close to thirty years. Heller recently published, Food, Farms, and Solidarity: French Farmers Challenge Industrial Agriculture and Genetically Modified Crops with Duke University Press. Her first book, Ecology of Everyday Life: Rethinking the Desire for Nature, was published by Black Rose Books. In addition to being a writer, activist, and artist, Heller has a PhD in anthropology from the University of Massachusetts and has been teaching food politics and gender studies at Mount Holyoke College for nearly a decade.
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Hilary Moore
Hilary Moore grew up working poor in the Sierra Nevada foothills and Sacramento Valley. She holds a deep commitment to liberation and firmly believes that transformation is a political necessity and totally possible. She co-founded the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of Rising Tide, along with the Mobilization for Climate Justice West, an alliance of organizations that prioritized the leadership of community-based campaigns at the frontline of challenging corporate power and working for resilience and self-determination. Hilary co-authored Organizing Cools the Planet: Tools and Reflections to Navigate the Climate Crisis, a booklet that offers strategies for long-term, directly democratic movement- and leadership-building. She finished a graduate degree in Social Ecology through Prescott College and currently teaches in the ISE's annual intensives. Hilary facilitates anti-racist popular education with the Catalyst Project, and serves as co-coordinator. She spends her time studying somatics, running long distances, writing about big things, and swooning over every dog she meets.
Blair Taylor
Blair Taylor has been involved with the Institute for Social Ecology since 2000. Co-editor of the recent book The Next Revolution: Popular Assemblies and the Promise of Direct Democracy, featuring essays by Murray Bookchin, Blair is presently completing a doctorate in politics at the New School for Social Research examining the historical evolution of the US left from the New Left to Occupy Wall Street. Originally from the Pacific Northwest, he currently works in Germany as a fellow at the Einstein Crisis Research Group at The Free University of Berlin. Active in the global justice movement, today he works with a variety of political and educational projects.
Brian Tokar
Brian Tokar is an activist, author, and a lecturer in Environmental Studies at the University of Vermont. He is the author of The Green Alternative, Earth for Sale, and Toward Climate Justice, now in its second edition. Brian edited two books on the politics of biotechnology, Redesigning Life? and Gene Traders, and co-edited the recent collection, Agriculture and Food in Crisis: Conflict, Resistance and Renewal. He founded the Institute's Biotechnology and Climate Justice projects, initiated public events in response to the biotechnology industry's annual conventions from 2000-2007 (see the biodev.org archive), and has contributed to several recent collections, including the Routledge Handbook of the Climate Change Movement, A Line in the Tar Sands, and Social Ecology and Social Change.
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Lincoln Van Sluytman
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Lorita Adkins
Lorita Adkins, director of finances at the ISE from 2002-2011, is currently the Director of the Maplehill School in Plainfield, VT, which she has been involved with for the last 30 years. Lorita works with Maplehill students on conflict resolution skills, culinary arts, and Aikido.
Ashanti Alston
Ashanti Alston, the Northeast regional coordinator for Critical Resistance, is a former member of both the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army, and was a political prisoner for over 12 years. He has been a member of Estacion Libre, a people of color Zapatista support group, as well as a board member for the Institute for Anarchist Studies. Ashanti also authors the zine Anarchist Panther.
Claudia Bagiackas
Claudia Bagiackas, M.A., social ecology, served as the director of the ISE until 2005. Involved in progressive education for 30 years, she is a founding board member of Center School Montessori, and has also participated in the Ladakh Project in northern India.
Matthias Finger
Matthias Finger, Ph.D., political science and education, University of Geneva, studies globalization and the emerging new global actors, such as transnational corporations. A professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, he was previously at Teachers College of Columbia University. He has co-authored with Pratap Chatterjee The Earth Brokers: Power, Politics and World Development (Routledge, 1994) and with José Asún Learning Our Way Out: Adult Education at a Crossroads (Zed, 2000). He is currently a professor of public management at the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration.
Ben Grosscup
Ben Grosscup is an alumnus of the Institute for Social Ecology where he studied from 2001-2003. During that time, he also interned as a community organizer with the ISE Biotechnology Project. He was the organizer the 2005 Social Ecology Intensive Colloquium. In December 2005, he finished his BA in anthropology of science and technology at Hampshire College, focusing on questions of democracy and technology. He currently works as a community organizer with the Northeast Organic Farming Association Massachusetts Chapter. Based in Western Massachusetts, he serves on the board of the ISE.
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Matt Hern
Matt lives and works in East Vancouver with his partner and daughters where he directs the Purple Thistle Centre and Car-Free Vancouver Day. His writing has been published on all six continents, translated into nine languages and he continues to lecture widely. He holds a PhD in Urban Studies and teaches at SFU and UBC.
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Beverly Naidus
Beverly Naidus is an internationally recognized artist on the faculty at UW-Tacoma where she teaches courses in art for social change and healing. Interdisciplinary to her core, she works in many mediums, allowing the content to determine the form. Themes in her work include the ecological crisis, fear of difference, unemployment, nuclear nightmares and her dreams for a reconstructed world. She has displayed her work on city streets, subways and buses, in major museums, libraries, hospitals, community centers, commercial and university galleries and alternative spaces.
For over three decades she has straddled the high art world and the activist art and community arts worlds, finding it important to share ideas and art projects in all three, sometimes overlapping contexts. Her work has been discussed in books by Lucy R. Lippard, Suzi Gablik, Paul Von Blum and Lisa Bloom, as well as in significant journals and newspapers. She is the author of Arts for Change: Teaching Outside the Frame, New Village Press, 2009 as well as two artist's books, One Size Does Not Fit All and What Kinda Name is That.
From 1991 to 2002 she taught activist art at ISE's summer residency program, often co-teaching the course with her husband, Bob Spivey. She has also taught at Carleton College, Goddard College's low residency BA, MA and MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts, Hampshire College and California State University, Long Beach. She now shares a home and garden on Vashon Island in Washington State with Bob (founder of SEEDS) and their teenage son, Sam.
Her websites are beverlynaidus.net and www.artsforchange.org and her blog for her current eco-art project is www.edenreframed.blogspot.com
Carmelo Ruiz
Carmelo Ruiz-Marrero is an author, journalist and environmental educator based in Puerto Rico. His articles have been published by, among others, Corporate Watch, Grist, Counterpunch, Alternet, Earth Island Journal, CIP Americas Policy Program, and the Organic Consumers Association. He directs the Puerto Rico Project on Biosafety and runs a bilingual blog devoted to global environment and development issues. Carmelo writes and lectures on the social and environmental impacts of genetic engineering and industrial agriculture and strategies for social justice and environmental sustainability.
Please visit Carmelo's website.
Peter Staudenmaier
Peter Staudenmaier is a social ecologist and historian who has been involved with the Institute for Social Ecology since 1989. He has been an active participant in the anarchist movement, the green movement, and the cooperative movement in the United States and Germany for two decades. His research focuses on alternative cultural and political movements, the fascist era, and the history of racial thought. Peter is now a professor of modern German history at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and co-wrote the book Ecofascism: Lessons from the German Experience with Janet Biehl.
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Lloyd Strecker
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Amoshaun Toft
Amoshaun Toft is an educator, researcher, and activist. He got his BA from the Institute for Social Ecology in 2000 and his MA & PhD in Communication from the University of Washington. He is currently a PostDoctoral Fellow in Digital Media Pedagogy and a Teaching Associate in the Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences program at UW-Bothell. He has taught in carpentry and media activism in two ISE summer programs. Amoshaun studies language and social movements, focusing on communication in processes of collaboration across difference. He has worked on projects relating to a wide range of social movement media platforms, homeless organizing, homeless and immigration rights coverage, social forums, anti-human trafficking networks and criminal justice campaigns. He is also a member of the Social Ecology Education and Demonstration School (SEEDS) on Vashon Island. atoft [at] u.washington.edu
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NSA Blackmailing Politicians, Military, Judges - Whistleblower and former NSA intelligence analyst Russ Tice
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Is the NSA blackmailing Barack Obama? If so, WHO would be doing the blackmailing? WHO is in charge of the NSA if not Barack Obama? Is there a 'power behind the scenes' that we are not aware of? Who could it be? Zionists? Nazi's? The Russians? China? The Bush's? CIA? NWO? The Muslim Brotherhood? Who??? I've got my own theory, backed up by much evidence over a long period of time! I sure hope that I'm wrong. I'd love to read our readers theories in the comments below. Who is in charge of the NSA? The same people in charge of the MSM? Obama certainly has much he can be blackmailed over, we all know that!
Whistleblower and former NSA intelligence analyst Russ Tice talks with Abby Martin about how the recent NSA scandal only scratches the surface of a massive surveillance apparatus, citing specific targets the he saw spying orders for including former senators Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama. Feel free to POUND the NSA public information office at 301-688-6524. It's time that the government, or WHOEVER is in charge here, KNOWS that WE are WATCHING THEM, too. I dare you!


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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.... In a time when a crumbling Republic combated a clouded Confederacy; giving birth to a tyrannical Empire and a Dark Lord to be feared for ages to come...
As seen in Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds- Clone Campaigns and Star Wars: Force Commander
Sarapin is the planet that provides the Republic with half of its energy due to Sarapin's lush mines. If you control Sarapin, you control the power of the galaxy.
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"July 4th was a day of celebration for many, between the numerous cookouts, the Firework displays and the get-togethers with family and friends to celebrate our independence. But it was also a great day for Square Enix fans, as the company confirmed that its long-standing role-playing classic Final Fantasy VII was being re-released for PC…news that fans felt was worth celebrating.
"So, with that, we have to ask the question…are there any more Square Enix games that deserve a re-release? Absolutely. With role-playing games doing big business these days – and less money going into a reissue than an all-new multi-million dollar project – it just makes sense, right? And seeing as how Kingdom Hearts is getting a possible second chance in HD format soon (we're still waiting for confirmation), this could just be the beginning.
"Here now is a list of titles we'd love to see re-released, either for PC or console. C'mon, Square…don't leave us hanging," writes GameZone.


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I never keep track of who didn't send me cards. I'm still getting cards from Round 18 and now ones for 19 are coming it. If I had to guess, I would say I get at least 80% of the cards I'm supposed to.
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I never keep track of who didn't send me cards. I'm still getting cards from Round 18 and now ones for 19 are coming it. If I had to guess, I would say I get at least 80% of the cards I'm supposed to.
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Received cards this past week form ...
Mick Fagan: Fantastically sharp, well composed, and nicely printed. I do not think I could photograph in 40C heat, WOW! Thanks Mick.
Shaggysk8: I really like how this photography prompts the viewer to ask any number of questions. The blank wall with some shadow accents make the print more compelling. Thanks Paul.
Gurkenprinz: Two really happy nuns alright. You captured the spirit of the moment in this photo. I smile every time I look at you card. Thanks Christian.
Even though I was disappointed when receiving donminbox's card, my addiction to this exchange has not diminished.:D I have also kept track of the cards that I receive, the cards I do not get are part of being involved in a large exchange of work. As with others, if I (drpsilver) was supposed to send you a card and you did not get it PM me and I will get one in the mail after my next darkroom session.:)
As for Round #19, my cards went in the mail yesterday. Hope you get them soon.
Thank you Darwin, you got it, totally why I took the picture. this building is in a council run grave yard which is all run down but open for dog walkers, I just felt it said a lot after walking around it for the first time, and also a lot about the town I live, which I also love for this reason
I too got the pre-printed one yesterday from donminbox.
I received Shaggysk88 card yesterday. Like it a lot.
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Received both a pre-printed card from donminbox, but also a fantastic card by Mick Fagan!
Great tones and composition, everything down to the clouds is so balanced. It survived with a mere scratch and orange bars printed over the lower front. Thanks!
I hope to have finished my printing soon, I can't wait to send them out.
Hi, donminbox here. I need to let folks know that I mistakenly merged my APUG mailing list with another postcard exchange mailing list. This resulted in my mailing commercial postcards to members of this APUG exchange. I am in the process of sending out the proper photo postcards, and I ask your forgiveness for the delay. Also, for those concerned, I will not post any APUG postcards to my Website/Blog: http://www.1millionpostcards.com - I have received some friendly (and not so friendly) requests to remove what is considered "copyright" protected photos. Please let me know if you find your photo on my site andI will have it removed immediately. Hope this clears up the matter. May God bless all of your endeavors, Don Morrison (email@example.com)
Thanks Don, although I did like your card you sent me :D I did think it was a mistake also your worked for NASA Cool!!!!
Hi Don,
I did check out your blog. Pretty cool. I'll send you a preprinted postcard for that also since I got one of yours. Sort of fun.
Two cards today!
"So What" from shaggysk8 -- the light going across the wall really makes this photo work.
"Trees, Gills Lap" from Jostie -- I really like the shallow depth of field here, and the curvy tree adds a bit of whimsy. nice.


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"enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others" Yup. Sounds about right. edited to add : I like the idea of buying local. Don't we all? Continue reading
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The 2011 editions of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad & Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne are in the books, as well as the "not quite reached classic status but still totally Continue reading
We got this one from Kent over on the DC Facebook page. Gilbert, Ballan, Cunego, and Big Swiss were all up there. That is a lot of Continue reading
Its a little late and there isn't much more that I can report on here that hasn't already been said by Gnome and D2 but I Continue reading
Pain has a face. And it looks a fair bit like this: Image source: http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/kuurne-brussel-kuurne-1-1/elite-men/photos/160749. Yeah, gratuitous shot of Boom Boom Boonen in the closing Continue reading
Ladies & Gentlemen, cycling fans of all ages: The 2011 races of Spring are upon us. Photo credit: http://velonews.competitor.com/2011/02/news/sebastian-langeveld-beats-juan-antonio-flecha-at-het-nieuwsblad_161791. I had no faith in our Continue reading
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Back in April, celebrity nutritionist Rehan Jalali promised to give Ben Affleck's body a "real life superhero look" for his upcoming turn as Bruce Wayne in Zack Snyder's "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice." Based on new photos of the 41-year-old actor, it's clear he's delivered.
According to reports, Affleck has put on 40 pounds after following a 5,000-calories-a-day diet. That's about the same caloric regimen as co-star Henry Cavill used to bulk up for Superman, as well as Hugh Jackman for his ripped Wolverine. While Rehan Jalali has yet to reveal anything more about Affleck's diet (previous tweets regarding the actor have since been deleted), it likely hasn't changed too much since the pair worked together on the 2008 film "The Town."
In an 2010 discussion, the actor admitted that his diet was the most important aspect of getting into shape for roles. Avoiding junk food, anything with lots of dairy and oil and focusing on "clean chicken breast, clean vegetables, egg whites and brown rice and baked potatoes" was key.
As for the gym, wife Jennifer Garner earlier this year said Ben was working out twice a day. "I'll tell you that there is a man working out at my house right now, I'm sure, for his second time today. And [Ben] has 17-inch biceps," she said.
Makes the bulked-up Batman Snyder revealed last month all the more believable, right?
"Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice" is set for release on May 6, 2016.
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- A drug used with another drug to treat certain types of B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma. It is also being studied in the treatment of other types of cancer. Iodine I 131 tositumomab is a form of the monoclonal antibody tositumomab that is linked to the radioactive substance iodine I 131. It is a type of radioimmunoconjugate.


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I'm a wedding photographer based in Richmond, VA. I specialize in joyful, organic storytelling. I believe your wedding photography is absolutely priceless (more)
Wedding and event photography serving the central and southeast areas of Virginia and outerbanks of North Carolina. Services include family and children (more)