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Management of invading pathogens should be informed by epidemiology rather than administrative boundaries
24 March 2016
Robin N. Thompson | Richard C. Cobb | Christopher A. Gilligan | Nik J. Cunniffe
Plant and animal disease outbreaks have significant ecological and economic impacts. The spatial extent of control is often informed solely by administrative geography – for example, quarantine of an...
Interannual variability of the phytoplankton community by the changes in vertical mixing and atmospheric deposition in the Ulleung Basin, East Sea: A modelling study
24 February 2016
Soonmi Lee | Sinjae Yoo
The East Sea (Japan Sea) ecosystem has experienced a significant warming and ever-increasing anthropogenic atmospheric deposition of nitrogen during recent decades. To understand the impacts of such...
A HMM-based model to geolocate pelagic fish from high-resolution individual temperature and depth histories: European sea bass as a case study
10 February 2016
Mathieu Woillez | Ronan Fablet | Tran-Thanh Ngo | Maxime Lalire | Pascal Lazure | Hélène de Pontual
Numerous methods have been developed to geolocate fish from data storage tags. Whereas demersal species have been tracked using tide-driven geolocation models, pelagic species which undertake extensive...
Modelling the effects of fishing on the North Sea fish community size composition
10 February 2016
Douglas C. Speirs | Simon P.R. Greenstreet | Michael R. Heath
Ecosystem-based management of the North Sea demersal fish community uses the large fish indicator (LFI), defined as the proportion by weight of fish caught in the International Bottom Trawl Survey (IBTS)...
Factors controlling Nitrous Oxide emission from a spruce forest ecosystem on drained organic soil, derived using the CoupModel
10 February 2016
Hongxing He | Per-Erik Jansson | Magnus Svensson | Astrid Meyer | Leif Klemedtsson | Åsa Kasimir
High Nitrous Oxide (N2O) emissions have been identified in hemiboreal forests in association with draining organic soils. However, the specific controlling factors that regulate the emissions remain...
Perspectives in mathematical modelling for microbial ecology
10 February 2016
M.J. Wade | J. Harmand | B. Benyahia | T. Bouchez | S. Chaillou | B. Cloez | J.-J. Godon | B. Moussa Boudjemaa | A. Rapaport | T. Sari | R. Arditi | C. Lobry
Although mathematical modelling has reached a degree of maturity in the last decades, microbial ecology is still developing, albeit at a rapid pace thanks to new insights provided by modern molecular...
Best practice in Ecopath with Ecosim food-web models for ecosystem-based management
Available online 29 January 2016
Johanna Jacomina Heymans | Marta Coll | Jason S. Link | Steven Mackinson | Jeroen Steenbeek | Carl Walters | Villy Christensen
Ecopath with Ecosim (EwE) models are easier to construct and use compared to most other ecosystem modelling techniques and are therefore more widely used by more scientists and managers. This, however,...
Discriminating between possible foraging decisions using pattern-oriented modelling: The case of pink-footed geese in Mid-Norway during their spring migration
24 January 2016
Magda Chudzińska | Daniel Ayllón | Jesper Madsen | Jacob Nabe-Nielsen
Foraging decisions and their energetic consequences are critical to capital Arctic-breeders migrating in steps, because there is only a narrow time window with optimal foraging conditions at each step....
SIBBORK: A new spatially-explicit gap model for boreal forest
24 January 2016
Ksenia Brazhnik | H.H. Shugart
Climate change is altering forests globally, some in ways that may promote further warming at the regional and even continental scales. In order to predict how forest ecosystems might adapt to a changing...
Emergy baseline for the Earth: A historical review of the science and a new calculation
Available online 20 January 2016
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Quantifying the emergy baseline of the Earth is a practical necessity for emergy evaluations, because it serves as a unified basis for determining transformities of the available energy storages and...
Lessons learned from applying a forest gap model to understand ecosystem and carbon dynamics of complex tropical forests
Available online 4 January 2016
Rico Fischer | Friedrich Bohn | Mateus Dantas de Paula | Claudia Dislich | Jürgen Groeneveld | Alvaro G. Gutiérrez | Martin Kazmierczak | Nikolai Knapp | Sebastian Lehmann | Sebastian Paulick | Sandro Pütz | Edna Rödig | Franziska Taubert | Peter Köhler | Andreas Huth
Forests worldwide are threatened by various environmental and anthropogenic hazards, especially tropical forests. Knowledge on the impacts of these hazards on forest structure and dynamics has been...
Towards threshold-based management of freshwater ecosystems in the context of climate change
24 December 2015
Junguo Liu | Giri Kattel | Hans Peter H. Arp | Hong Yang
Climate change is an increasing threat to freshwater ecosystem goods and services. We review recent research regarding the direct and indirect impacts of climate change on freshwater ecosystems and...
Effects of ocean warming on growth and distribution of dinoflagellates associated with ciguatera fish poisoning in the Caribbean
24 November 2015
Steven R. Kibler | Patricia A. Tester | Kenneth E. Kunkel | Stephanie K. Moore | R. Wayne Litaker
Projected water temperatures at six sites in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea were used to forecast potential effects of climate change on the growth, abundance and distribution of Gambierdiscus...
Exploring effects of hypoxia on fish and fisheries in the northern Gulf of Mexico using a dynamic spatially explicit ecosystem model
Available online 14 November 2015
Kim de Mutsert | Jeroen Steenbeek | Kristy Lewis | Joe Buszowski | James H. Cowan | Villy Christensen
The formation of an extensive hypoxic area off the Louisiana coast has been well publicized. However, determining the effects of this hypoxic zone on fish and fisheries has proven to be more difficult....
Comparing fuels reduction and patch mosaic fire regimes for reducing fire spread potential: A spatial modeling approach
24 October 2015
Brean W. Duncan | Paul A. Schmalzer | David R. Breininger | Eric D. Stolen
Reduction of fire hazard is becoming increasingly important in managed landscapes globally. Fuels reduction prescribed burn treatments are the most common form of reducing fire hazard on landscapes...
The continental shelf carbon pump in the northern Adriatic Sea (Mediterranean Sea): Influence of wintertime variability
24 October 2015
G. Cossarini | S. Querin | C. Solidoro
The northern Adriatic Sea, a marginal sea of the Mediterranean, is both a highly productive shelf area and a dense water formation site. The combination of productivity and dense water formation on...
Insights into processes of population decline using an integrated population model: The case of the St. Lawrence Estuary beluga (Delphinapterus leucas)
24 October 2015
A. Mosnier | T. Doniol-Valcroze | J.-F. Gosselin | V. Lesage | L.N. Measures | M.O. Hammill
Integrated population models combine data from several sources into a single model to allow the simultaneous estimation of demographic parameters and the prediction of population trajectories. They...
Representation of species mixing in forest growth models. A review and perspective
10 October 2015
Hans Pretzsch | David I. Forrester | Thomas Rötzer
Mixed-species forests can sometimes fulfil forest functions and services better than monocultures and are therefore receiving growing attention in forest science and practice. The productivity of mixtures...
Modeling tiger population and territory dynamics using an agent-based approach
24 September 2015
Neil Carter | Simon Levin | Adam Barlow | Volker Grimm
Effective conservation planning of globally endangered tigers (Panthera tigris) requires a good understanding of their population dynamics. Territoriality, an essential characteristic of many wildlife...
Can diversity in root architecture explain plant water use efficiency? A modeling study
24 September 2015
Stefania Tron | Gernot Bodner | Francesco Laio | Luca Ridolfi | Daniel Leitner
Drought stress is a dominant constraint to crop production. Breeding crops with adapted root systems for effective uptake of water represents a novel strategy to increase crop drought resistance. Due...
Calibration and evaluation of individual-based models using Approximate Bayesian Computation
24 September 2015
Elske van der Vaart | Mark A. Beaumont | Alice S.A. Johnston | Richard M. Sibly
This paper investigates the feasibility of using Approximate Bayesian Computation (ABC) to calibrate and evaluate complex individual-based models (IBMs). As ABC evolves, various versions are emerging,...
From sensing to emergent adaptations: Modelling the proximate architecture for decision-making
Available online 14 September 2015
Sigrunn Eliassen | Bjørn Snorre Andersen | Christian Jørgensen | Jarl Giske
During the past 50 years, evolutionary theory for animal behaviour has branched into different methodological frameworks focussing on age-, state-, density-, and frequency-dependent processes. These...
Predicting how many animals will be where: How to build, calibrate and evaluate individual-based models
Available online 4 September 2015
Elske van der Vaart | Alice S.A. Johnston | Richard M. Sibly
Individual-based models (IBMs) can simulate the actions of individual animals as they interact with one another and the landscape in which they live. When used in spatially-explicit landscapes IBMs...
Deriving simple predictions from complex models to support environmental decision-making
Available online 20 May 2015
Richard A. Stillman | Kevin A. Wood | John D. Goss-Custard
Recent decades have seen great advances in ecological modelling and computing power, enabling ecologists to build increasingly detailed models to more accurately represent ecological systems. To better...
Improved calibration scheme of SWAT by separating wet and dry seasons
10 April 2015
Dejian Zhang | Xingwei Chen | Huaxia Yao | Bingqing Lin
Simulation of low flow process is critical to water quality, water supply, and aquatic habitat. However, the poor performance of Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) in dry seasons has impeded its...
Combining the [ABA] and net photosynthesis-based model equations of stomatal conductance
24 March 2015
Chris Huntingford | D. Mark Smith | William J. Davies | Richard Falk | Stephen Sitch | Lina M. Mercado
Stomatal conductance gs is variously depicted as being dependent on environmental conditions (Jarvis, 976), transpiration (Monteith, 1995), net photosynthesis (Leuning, 1995) or chemical signalling...
A spatially explicit population model of simulated fisheries impact on loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta caretta) in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean
10 March 2015
Melissa L. Warden | Heather L. Haas | Kenneth A. Rose | Paul M. Richards
Incidental mortality from commercial fishing operations can alter the demography and distribution of affected species. Population assessments for long-lived, wide-ranging species such as sea turtles...
What we see now: Event-persistence and the predictability of hydro-eco-geomorphological systems
24 February 2015
Keith Beven
What we see now in the landscape is the result of a long history of events with varying degrees of persistence. We have only limited access to much of that history and we know that many current events...
Biomass and fire dynamics in a temperate forest-grassland mosaic: Integrating multi-species herbivory, climate, and fire with the FireBGCv2/GrazeBGC system
24 January 2015
Robert A. Riggs | Robert E. Keane | Norm Cimon | Rachel Cook | Lisa Holsinger | John Cook | Timothy DelCurto | L.Scott Baggett | Donald Justice | David Powell | Martin Vavra | Bridgett Naylor
Landscape fire succession models (LFSMs) predict spatially–explicit interactions between vegetation succession and disturbance, but these models have yet to fully integrate ungulate herbivory as a driver...
A generalized optimization model of microbially driven aquatic biogeochemistry based on thermodynamic, kinetic, and stoichiometric ecological theory
24 December 2014
R.A. Payn | A.M. Helton | G.C. Poole | C. Izurieta | A.J. Burgin | E.S. Bernhardt
We have developed a mechanistic model of aquatic microbial metabolism and growth, where we apply fundamental ecological theory to simulate the simultaneous influence of multiple potential metabolic...
First 20 years of DNDC (DeNitrification DeComposition): Model evolution
24 November 2014
Sarah L. Gilhespy | Steven Anthony | Laura Cardenas | David Chadwick | Agustin del Prado | Changsheng Li | Thomas Misselbrook | Robert M. Rees | William Salas | Alberto Sanz-Cobena | Pete Smith | Emma L. Tilston | Cairistiona F.E. Topp | Sylvia Vetter | Jagadeesh B. Yeluripati
Mathematical models, such as the DNDC (DeNitrification DeComposition) model, are powerful tools that are increasingly being used to examine the potential impacts of management and climate change in...
Validating tree litter decomposition in the Yasso07 carbon model
10 November 2014
M. Didion | B. Frey | N. Rogiers | E. Thürig
Up-to-date and accurate information of ecosystem state and functioning becomes ever more critical for decision-making and policy. For complex ecosystems such as forests, these demands can in some cases...
Simulating 2368 temperate lakes reveals weak coherence in stratification phenology
10 November 2014
Jordan S. Read | Luke A. Winslow | Gretchen J.A. Hansen | Jamon Van Den Hoek | Paul C. Hanson | Louise C. Bruce | Corey D. Markfort
Changes in water temperatures resulting from climate warming can alter the structure and function of aquatic ecosystems. Lake-specific physical characteristics may play a role in mediating individual...
Spatial modeling of agricultural land use change at global scale
10 November 2014
Prasanth Meiyappan | Michael Dalton | Brian C. O'Neill | Atul K. Jain
Long-term modeling of agricultural land use is central in global scale assessments of climate change, food security, biodiversity, and climate adaptation and mitigation policies. We present a global-scale...
Modeling micro-scale ecological processes and emergent patterns of mountain pine beetle epidemics
10 October 2014
Christopher Bone | Mark Altaweel
Forest insect outbreaks can impose significant tree mortality across vast forested landscapes. The current epidemic of mountain pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopkins, for example, has led to...
Quantum structure in competing lizard communities
10 June 2014
Diederik Aerts | Jan Broekaert | Marek Czachor | Maciej Kuna | Barry Sinervo | Sandro Sozzo
Almost two decades of research on applications of the mathematical formalism of quantum theory as a modeling tool in domains different from the micro-world has given rise to many successful applications...
An energy budget agent-based model of earthworm populations and its application to study the effects of pesticides
24 May 2014
A.S.A. Johnston | M.E. Hodson | P. Thorbek | T. Alvarez | R.M. Sibly
Earthworms are important organisms in soil communities and so are used as model organisms in environmental risk assessments of chemicals. However current risk assessments of soil invertebrates are based...
Coupling different mechanistic effect models for capturing individual- and population-level effects of chemicals: Lessons from a case where standard risk assessment failed
24 May 2014
Faten Gabsi | Monika Hammers-Wirtz | Volker Grimm | Andreas Schäffer | Thomas G. Preuss
Current environmental risk assessment (ERA) of chemicals for aquatic invertebrates relies on standardized laboratory tests in which toxicity effects on individual survival, growth and reproduction are...
Application of compound interest laws in biology: Reunification of existing models to develop seed bank dynamics model of annual plants
24 April 2014
Zhi-Quan Han | Tong Liu | QinMing Sun | Ru Li | Jiang-Bo Xie | Bai-Lian Li
Reunification of widely-usedclassic models in ecology is a very important step for the field to grow. In this study, classic models based on compound interest law, which exists in many natural phenomena,...
A Bayesian network approach to predicting nest presence of the federally-threatened piping plover (Charadrius melodus) using barrier island features
24 March 2014
Katherina D. Gieder | Sarah M. Karpanty | James D. Fraser | Daniel H. Catlin | Benjamin T. Gutierrez | Nathaniel G. Plant | Aaron M. Turecek | E. Robert Thieler
Sea-level rise and human development pose significant threats to shorebirds, particularly for species that utilize barrier island habitat. The piping plover (Charadrius melodus) is a federally-listed...
The Biodiversity Forecasting Toolkit: Answering the 'how much', 'what', and 'where' of planning for biodiversity persistence
24 February 2014
Michael Drielsma | Simon Ferrier | Gary Howling | Glenn Manion | Subhashni Taylor | Jamie Love
This research reports on a new approach to conservation assessment that seeks to extend the target-based model traditionally underpinning systematic conservation planning. The Biodiversity Forecasting...
Coupling 3-D Eulerian bio-physics (ROMS) with individual-based shellfish ecophysiology (SHELL-E): A hybrid model for carrying capacity and environmental impacts of bivalve aquaculture
10 February 2014
Diego A. Ibarra | Katja Fennel | John J. Cullen
As bivalve aquaculture continues to grow, it is imperative to understand the spatially-explicit interactions between farmed bivalves and the environment. However, the ability of models to represent...
Uncertainty, robustness, and the value of information in managing an expanding Arctic goose population
10 February 2014
Fred A. Johnson | Gitte H. Jensen | Jesper Madsen | Byron K. Williams
We explored the application of dynamic-optimization methods to the problem of pink-footed goose (Anser brachyrhynchus) management in western Europe. We were especially concerned with the extent to which...
Effects of noise and by-catch on a Danish harbour porpoise population
24 January 2014
Jacob Nabe-Nielsen | Richard M. Sibly | Jakob Tougaard | Jonas Teilmann | Signe Sveegaard
Ships and wind turbines generate noise, which can have a negative impact on marine mammal populations by scaring animals away. Effective modelling of how this affects the populations has to take account...
Evaluation of simulated estimates of forest ecosystem carbon stocks using ground plot data from Canada's National Forest Inventory
24 January 2014
C.H. Shaw | A.B. Hilger | J. Metsaranta | W.A. Kurz | G. Russo | F. Eichel | G. Stinson | C. Smyth | M. Filiatrault
Assessing the uncertainties in the estimates obtained from forest carbon budget models used for national and international reporting is essential, but model evaluations are rarely conducted mainly because...
Measuring the potential for growth in populations investing in diapause
24 January 2014
Javier Montero-Pau | Carmen Gabaldón | María José Carmona | Manuel Serra
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A.R. Keshtkar | A. Salajegheh | A. Sadoddin | M.G. Allan
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24 September 2013
Roberto Pilli | Giacomo Grassi | Werner A. Kurz | Carolyn E. Smyth | Viorel Blujdea
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Dynamic modelling of honey bee (Apis mellifera) colony growth and failure
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Stephen Russell | Andrew B. Barron | David Harris
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Decision analysis for species preservation under sea-level rise
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Sea-level rise is expected to dramatically alter low-lying coastal and intertidal areas, which provide important habitat for shoreline-dependent species. The Snowy Plover (Charadrius alexandrinus) is...


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Sellsword. Another card illustration I made for Fantasy Flight Games' Talisman. This is for "The City" Expansion. I've been playing so many fantasy-themed games without having heard of the term "sellsword". I can't get over how cool that sounds compared to "mercenary". Anyway, check out the announcement of the game's release in news section of FFG's website! This card got featured! [link]
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Minnesota Vikings defensive end Ray Edwards called his $25,000 fine for hits against Tampa Bay two weeks ago "ridiculous" and "outrageous."
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Hadley Jenner, Grad. Cert. '97 Harrisonburg, Virginia Long-time work with Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) seems to leave people with rich experiences and much wisdom, but not necessarily with credentials that translate into comparably responsible work in the US. Or so Hadley and Jan Jenner found after leaving their shared 7-year-long roles as MCC country representatives ...More
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Empty Netter Assists - 11-24-10
-Has Evgeni Malkin (above) been "terrible" this season (PG+)?
-Sidney Crosby is kind of popular. He leads all vote getters on the all-star ballot.
-Forget Crosby-Ovechkin. How about Crosby-Stamkos?
-The Civic Arena has been saved from demolition for the moment.
-U.S. Bankruptcy Court Chief Judge M. Bruce McCullough, who helped mediate the purchase of the Penguins by Mario Lemieux, passed away. He was 66.
-Happy 75th birthday to former Penguins coach/executive Eddie Johnston (right, with a somewhat successful draft pick). Hired as the team's head coach July 15, 1980, "EJ" coached the team for parts of six seasons and served as general manager for parts of four seasons. In 1980-81, Johnston led the team to a 30-37-13 record and an appearance in the postseason where it fell, 3-2, in a preliminary round series to the Blues. Johnston followed it up in 1981-82 with a dreadful 31-36-13 record. The team returned to the postseason but once again fell, 3-2, in a preliminary round series to the eventual Stanley Cup champion Islanders. Johnston ended his first stint as the Penguins coach in 1982-83 by leading the team towards a dreadful 18-53-9 mark. In the 1983 offseason, he was promoted to general manager. Johnston - who drafted Mario Lemieux and traded for defenseman Paul Coffey - served in that capacity until he was replaced in the 1988 offseason. Johnson would also play a role in perhaps the biggest transaction in franchise history despite being the general manager of another team. On March 4, 1991, while serving as the general manager of the Hartford Whalers, Johnston agreed to a trade which sent Ron Francis, Grant Jennings and Ulf Samuelsson to the Penguins in exchange for John Cullen, Jeff Parker and Zarley Zalapski. The Penguins would win the Stanley Cup two months later while the Whalers eventually moved to Carolina five years later. After leaving the Whalers in 1992, Johnston returned as the Penguins head coach June 22, 1993. He directed the team to a 44-27-13 record and a division title in the newly-formed Northeast Division in 1993-94. In the postseason, the team fell, 4-2, to the Capitals in an Eastern Conference quarterfinal round series. During the lockout-shortened 1994-95 campaign, the Penguins went 29-16-3 record. In the 1995 playoffs, the Penguins defeated the Capitals, 4-3, in an Eastern Conference quarterfinal round and fell to the Devils, 4-1 in the semifinal round. Johnston's finest season as coach came in 1995-96. The team went 49-29-4 for 102 points - a mark which remains the third-best total in franchise history - and another Northeast Division title. In the postseason, the Penguins beat the Capitals, once again, 4-2, in the Eastern Conference quarterfinal round and the Rangers, 4-1, in the semifinal round. The team advanced to the Eastern Conference final where it fell to the "Rat Trap" Panthers, 4-3. After 62 games, a 31-26-5 record in 1996-97, Johnston was removed as head coach and replaced by Craig Patrick. Johnston assumed a front office position until retiring in 2009 following the team's third Stanley Cup title. As head coach, Johnston is the franchise's career leader in games (516), wins (232), losses (224), ties (60) and points (524). In 46 playoff games, Johnston's record was 22-24. Only Scotty Bowman (23) and Dan Bylsma (23) have more wins. In 400 games as general manager, Johnston's record was 140-220-40. He currently serves as a community relations/alumni liaison for the Penguins.
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-Happy 60th birthday to former Penguins forward Hank Nowak. Acquired from the Hershey Bears of the AHL in exchange for cash in the 1973 offseason, Nowak's Penguins career amounted to 13 games and zero points in 1973-74. In the 1974 offseason, Nowak was traded to the Red Wings in exchange for a draft pick.
Atlantic Division
-Demolition of the old pig pen Flyers fans used to hang out in The Spectrum began yesterday.
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-Greatest. Photo. Ever:
-"Yes son. Dave Schultz started it all in there with a puppy and a bucket of water in 1973."
-The Islanders recalled defenseman Travis Harmonic from Bridgeport of the AHL.
-Islanders defenseman Jack Hillen (concussion) was granted medical clearance to resume practicing.
-The Rangers acquired defenseman Stu Bickel from the Ducks in exchange for defenseman Nigel Williams.
Northeast Division
-Bruins forward Marc Savard (concussion) has been given medical clearance to resume full-contract practices.
-"He gives us the chance to win every night. I like his attitude. He doesn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss." - Canadiens coach Jacques Martin on the improved play of goaltender Carey Price (right).
-Senators goaltender Pascal Leclaire (leg) and forward Chris Neil ("upper body") are dinged up.
Southeast Division
-After Monday's 5-0 loss to the Devils, Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin was spotted yucking it up with Devils forward Ilya Kovalchuk in the bowels of the Prudential Center. The exchange was so loud at some points, it caught the attention of Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau during his post-game press conference. When asked about the meeting, Boudreau said, "I'll reserve my thoughts on that, if you don't mind."
-After yesterday's practice, Boudreau downplayed the non-situation saying, "We make big things about nothing."
-The Hurricanes acquired forward Ryan Carter (right) from the Ducks in exchange for forwards Stefan Chaput and Matt Kennedy.
-Panthers defensemen Bryan Allen and Jason Garrison are each dinged up with "lower-body" injuries.
-Thrashers forward Bryan Little is dealing with an undisclosed injury.
Central Division
-The Blue Jackets demoted forward Mike Blunden to Springfield of the AHL.
Northwest Division
-The Wild claimed forward Patrick O'Sullivan off waivers from the Hurricanes. The Wild drafted O'Sullivan in the second round in 2003.
-Wild forward Guillaume Latendresse (right) will be sidelined for most of the remainder of the season due to hip and groin injuries.
-After getting flattened by Rangers defenseman Marc Staal Monday, Flames forward Matt Stajan is day to day due to an "upper-body" injury.
-Flames coach Brent Sutter returns to New Jersey tonight for the first time since he stepped down as the Devils' head coach in the 2009 offseason.
-The Canucks placed forward Peter Schaefer on waivers.
Pacific Division
-Ilya Brzygalov made 23 saves and led the Coyotes to a 5-0 shutout of the Oilers. Lee Stempniak had two goals and an assist for Phoenix while teammate Martin Hanzal netted two goals. The Coyotes have won seven consecutive games.
-Red times for Edmonton's Devan Dubnyk:
-This Oilers fan is about 24 pounds of cuteness:
-"That was an absolute joke, a travesty." - Oilers coach Tom Renney on his team's effort.
-With defenseman Mark Fistric (undisclosed) dinged up, the Stars recalled defenseman Severin Blindenbacher from Texas of the AHL.
-The Kings recalled defenseman Alec Martinez from Manchester of the AHL and demoted former Penguins defensive prospect Jake Muzzin to Manchester.
-Coyotes forward and former Penguin Paul Bissonnette (right) has received more All-Star Game votes than Devils forward Ilya Kovalchuk. Fire Ray Shero.
Adams Division
-James Mirtle of the Globe and Mail takes a good look at shot blocking.
-Former Penguins forward Eric Meloche scored the winning goal in the 21st round of a shootout in a 5-4 win for Staubing Tigers against EHC Munich in a DEL game in Germany. Is is believed to be the longest shootout ever in a top-level game.
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-And fire Craig Patrick.
-Happy 70th birthday to former Pittsburgh Hornets forward Murray Hall.
-Today would've been the 100th birthday of former Pittsburgh Hornets goaltender Earl Robertson.
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The mission of LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is to celebrate and cultivate an appreciation for the enduring and evolving influence of Mexican and Mexican-American culture, with a specific focus upon the unique Mexican-American experience in Los Angeles and Southern California.
LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes is the nation's premier center of Mexican American culture. Providing an experience unlike any other, LA Plaza's interactive exhibits and dynamic programs invite visitors to explore as well as contribute to the ongoing story of Mexican Americans in Los Angeles and beyond.
Located near the site where Los Angeles was founded in 1781, LA Plaza's 2.2-acre campus includes two historic and newly renovated buildings (the Vickrey-Brunswig Building and Plaza House) surrounded by 30,000 square feet of public garden.
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During his 11-year career, Eli Manning has led the New York Giants to two Super Bowl championships, playing some of his best football in those games' deciding moments. But never in his career has Manning completed more 63 percent of his passes.
Last season, the Giants stumbled to a 7-9 record and Manning struggled, throwing 27 interceptions and completing just 57 percent of his passes. In the offseason, Giants coach Tom Coughlin said goodbye to long-time offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride and brought in new OC Ben McAdoo, recently of the Packers. As the new offense gets installed in New York, word leaked of a new goal: a 70-percent completion percentage for Manning this season. Eli has been great, but never close to that accurate.
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Foolproof Print and Cut with a Silhouette
Print and cut on the Silhouette is one of the great joys of life, and if you have a Silhouette and are not enjoying this you are missing out! The idea is remarkably simple: the 3 marks and your images inside them have to be printed at exactly the same size and position as the Silhouette's eye expects, or your cuts will not match the prints.
In practice, though, there are a whole lot of things we can do to unintentionally foul this up (mostly things that the software should catch but don"t get me started on that), so I've attempted to put together a fool proof sequence. Once you learn the basic principle (that the paper has to match the screen exactly) then you will be able to loosen up, but I want you to experience success, so I have included everything I can possibly think of that could trip us up.
I highly recommend that you use plain white card stock while you are learning (or if you are having problems) to rule out paper color/surface finish as the issue (makes it hard for the optical eye to find or read the marks accurately). Also, while 3rd party mats usually work fine, it is best to learn print and cut using a Silhouette brand mat, so as to not introduce another possible source of error. Once you've got the process down, there are workarounds for colored/specialty stock and you can feel free to use a different brand mat.
The order of these steps is very important, and what I think has been missing in the instructions coming out of Silhouette America, so step through them sequentially. V2 screen shots have a teal border, V3 screen shots (included only when different) have a white border.
-From a new document in Silhouette Studio Open the Page panel and select your Cutting Mat. In V3 also check Show Print Border and Show Cut Border.
-Set your Page Size and Orientation in your Printer's settings
on a Mac: File>Page Setup select your printer, paper size and orientation and verify it is set to 100%
on a PC: File>Print, select Printer, then Click Preferences, set Page Size and Orientation, then OK, then Apply, then x out. (may differ slightly depending on your printer)
-On the Page panel in Silhouette Studio V2 click Use Printer Setting. In V3 select "Current Printer" from the pulldown menu. You should see the virtual paper on your screen change to match the settings you chose.
-On the Registration Marks panel for V2 click Show Registration Marks, and select Auto from the Reg Mark Format box. In V3, select the appropriate style of marks for your machine from the pulldown.
Make sure you have the correct marks for your machine (a square and 2 L shapes for Cameo or Portrait). Click Restore Defaults as it is best to use default positions while you are learning or return to them if you have problems (Especially important in V3).
-Prepare your design. I highly recommend you start with a print and cut file from the Silhouette store because all you have to do is place it on the mat. You should have some in your library already. Preparing other types of files is covered thoroughly in other tutorials but basically for a "tag" style (text inside shape), type your text and fill it with a color using the Paint Bucket button (very important), draw tag shape and position, set the tag shape to Cut Edge. Or for a "fussy cut," Trace Outer Edge to create the cut line. See this video for a detailed tutorial on tracing for print and cut.
-Duplicate and/or position your design(s) on the page verifying that printing does not encroach on the crosshatched area and that the cuts do not extend past red cut margins.
-Do a print preview to verify that the planned print looks correct.
On a Mac, File>Print>PDF>Open PDF in Preview
Windows users: install a PDF print driver such as Bullzip or PDF Creator if you do not already have a print preview option available.
-Carefully inspect the preview image to check that all 3 registration marks are displaying fully and that all lines and objects you want are visible and complete. Verify that cut lines are not printing.
To correct shapes that are missing either fill them with color (Paint Bucket Button) or check "Print Lines of Selected Shapes" on the Line Styles (button with Black Horizontal lines) panel.
-Do a "cut preview" by opening the Cut Styes panel. Shapes set to be cut will be highlighted by thick red outlines. (If using Advanced settings in V3, thick outlines may be other colors besides red)
Activate/inactivate cut lines as necessary by selecting shapes and clicking the buttons on the right.
-Select File>Print and choose print settings to ensure 100% size (not fit to page, etc) and those appropriate for your paper type. Details will vary depending on your printer, driver and operating system. Representative Mac and Windows 7 screens shots follow respectively.
-Load paper into your printer and print.
Important: This is the point of no return. After printing you can not move any objects or change any settings that effect the margins or the mat without jeopardizing your print and cut accuracy. Consider your design frozen and change only settings in the Silhouette Cut Settings panel from here on out. If you need to make other changes you should plan to reprint your file.
-Open the Cut Settings window and set/verify settings appropriate for your media.
-Place the print on your mat according to the image on your screen and be sure it is attached firmly.
-Compare the mat/printout in your hands to the image on your screen Did the registration marks print completely? Are the page, design and objects in the proper orientation and relative positions? (Crosshatches and margin lines will not print.)
-Set the physical blade depth according to your material and verify that the rollers on your machine are in the proper position as shown on the screen.
-Verify that Load Cutting Mat(Cameo) or Load w/Carrier(SD) is selected on the machine's LCD
-Align the mat with the shorter leftmost line on the base of the machine and load the mat (on Portrait use Load Mat button).
-Leave the lid of your machine open and ensure adequate ambient lighting.
-Press the Cut button on the Silhouette Cut Settings panel or click the Send to Silhouette Button.
if prompted, click to Skip Printing, Continue and Detect Automatically (V2 only).
-If automatic detection fails, try manual detection, following the instructions on your screen.
-Review your results. This should be when the rush of happiness occurs, but if not, don't give up!
Slight misregistrations are normal and can be hidden with design tricks like printing a bleed area the same color as the outer edge of your design or cutting slightly inside the design. I used this technique on the angel below and cut just inside the black outline.
If your cuts are less than a few mm off, try calibrating your machine according to the instructions in the Users Manual under the Help menu.
If your cuts are 1/4 inch off or more, or get worse as you go down the page, go back though the steps above and/or through the SA Troubleshooting steps.
For really great print and cut tutorials and projects visit Under a Cherry Tree.
Print and cut rebus valentine
The theme for this month's Silhouette Challenge was right in my wheelhouse…print and cut. It was hard to pick a project because almost everything I do is print and cut, so I decided to go with a valentine card I was going to be making anyway. This card has all my favorite elements … nerdy wordplay, a robot, matching patterns from Lettering Delights and a wobbly character. The rectangular layers are print and cut, with the robot print and cut with an offset and rising off the page with an Action Wobble. Hard to beat for a quick, easy and fun Valentines card.
Tip: Blank out the center of obscured layers to save ink.
Here's where to find the images I used in this card
- Background patterns- Peepsicles Paper Pack
- Robot and eyeball- Programmed for Love Graphics Set
- Font- LD Big Kahuna font
Want to Check Out More Silhouette Print and Cut Projects?
My Silhouette Challenge buddies and I are all sharing p&c projects on our blogs today, so have a look-see below for a ton of inspiration, and don't forget we all appreciate some comment love!
1. Clever Someday // 2. TitiCrafty // 3. GingerSnapCrafts.com // 4. My Paper Craze // 5. Simply Kelly Designs // 6. Little Blue's Room // 7. Mama Sonshine // 8. Small Stuff Counts // 9. Dragonfly & Lily Pads // 10. GiveMeAPaintbrush // 11. Please Excuse My Craftermath… // 12. Barb's Life // 13. GetSilvered // 14. Lil' Mrs. Tori // 15. Minted Strawberry // 16. unOriginal Mom // 17. Where The Smiles Have Been // 18. Persia Lou // 19. Silhouette School // 20. From Whine to Whine // 21. DailyDwelling // 22. Creative Ramblings // 23. Paper Garden Projects // 24. It Happens in a Blink // 25. Perfectly Fabulous // 26. Adventures in All Things Food // 27. Create & Babble
Part 8 … Tracing Without Tears
Part 8 of the Tracing Without Tears series puts the point editing info from Part 7 into use to clean up a broken line trace, and to manually trace an image that can't be autotraced. Thanks so much for your incredible support of this series!
And in case you missed Part 1 (intro), you can find it here,Part 2 (threshold) is here, Part 3 (line art) is here , Part 4 (print and cut) is here, Part 5 (filter tech) is here, Part 6 (photos) is here and Part 7 (point editing) is here.
And there's a playlist here.
Part 7 … Tracing Without Tears really Point Editing
Part 7 of the Tracing Without Tears series is not really about tracing at all. It's about point editing, or node editing, which is prerequisite information for cleaning up traced images and so much more. I needed to lay this groundwork so I could answer your questions in the next video. So thanks for bearing with me as we veer off course a bit. Perhaps you'll find this handy for more than just tracing.
And in case you missed Part 1 (intro), you can find it here, Part 2 (threshold) is here, Part 3 (line art) is here , Part 4 (print and cut) is here, Part 5 (filter tech) is here, and Part 6 (photos) is here.
And there's a playlist here.
Part 6 … Tracing Without Tears
For those of you who have been clamoring for a tutorial on tracing photos, I'm happy to announce the release of Tracing without Tears Part 6. I've learned so much along the way, and have become impressed at how much you really can do with just the limited capabilities in Silhouette Studio. I thought this would be the end of the series, but I've got a few extra tips and tricks that didn't fit in the other videos so I guess there will be at least one more after this. Thanks again for all your kind comments and encouragement.
And in case you missed Part 1 (intro), you can find it here,Part 2 (threshold) is here, Part 3 (line art) is here , Part 4 (print and cut) is here, and Part 5 (filter tech) is here.
And there's a playlist here.
Part 5 … Tracing Without Tears
Part 5 of the Tracing Without Tears series is done, and it answers all of you who've been wanting an explanation about the high pass, low pass and scaling controls. It's a little technical and not that practical, but is needed background before we move into more advanced tracing projects.
And in case you missed Part 1, you can find it here,Part 2 is here, Part 3 is here and Part 4 is here.
And there's a playlist here.
Part 4 … Tracing Without Tears
Today I'm posting Part 4 of the Tracing Without Tears series, which focuses on tracing for print and cut. I go through a half dozen representative examples including a cut file that has already been traced, a decoupage sheet, and several styles of clip art. I also unearth the mystery of the trace and detach button and show one use for the low pass filter. Thanks again for your enthusiastic response to this video series. Keep leaving your comments and keep spreading the word while I keep the videos coming!
And in case you missed Part 1, you can find it here ,Part 2 is here and Part 3 is here.
And there's a playlist here.


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U.S. Adds Service Sector to Tracked Data; First New Economic Indicator in 40 Years
Byline: Jeffrey Sparshott, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
The Bush administration next week plans to release newly created data on the service sector, the first new economic indicator from the U.S. Census Bureau in almost 40 years.
Service companies produce the bulk of the nation's output but are poorly measured in government economic data. The new quarterly survey will measure revenue from telecommunications, software publishing, employment services, media and other service industries, the Commerce Department said yesterday.
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But data collection has not kept up with the growing importance of the sector. Services information had been available only in annual and five-year surveys, a pace too slow to help companies adjust in a rapidly shifting economy, Commerce Department officials said.
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"Today you are you, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is youer than you." -Dr. Seuss
you will sweat a lot after the delivery
"Today you are you, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is youer than you." -Dr. Seuss
It's great to a have a plan and know what you want, but it doesn't always work out that way and you need to put your desires aside for the health of your baby (as in I ended up with a c-section). Just be prepared to be flexible (in more ways than 1!) if the doctor changes the game plan.
Audrey 12/18/08
Angel Baby 2/12
Chloe 3/27/13
you will more than likely vomit after giving birth.. this happens with both getting the epi, or going natural.. more so with the epi...
Mommy of two girls
You will probably get the shakes after you have the baby, sometimes even during labor.
After you have the baby, you aren't done, the placenta has to come out, and unless you are super lucky, you'll need some stitches...so if you're wondering why your doctor is hanging out between your legs, that's why.
Your baby's first couple poops will be black and tarry and sticky. Makes your first diaper changes an extra challenge. Baby might also puke up some nasty looking stuff.
~ Sarah
But the pushing...omg is like a sweet relief. pushing against the pain, knowing you are so close to meeting your baby.
You relax through contractions by breathing. take a birthing class or two, you learn so much and it helps prepare you.
Molly, Wife to Roger 11/12/05
Noah 12/2/09, Ella born sleeping 9/30/11, 18.6wks, Madalynn born 6wks early! 3/4/13 Our Rainbow is here and healthy!!
I'm with QueenMommaGoose. I had no idea I wouldn't get a reprieve from contractions the last few hours of labor. It was brutal! You always hear about timing contractions to know when to call your OB, but that's just the beginning - yikes!
mama to 2 boys; summer '10 and spring '13 and a girl, winter '16