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Nature Conservancy Urban Habitat Network Project Manager, Conservation and Marketing
Habitat Network is a new program to advance conservation actions by bringing people together to restore the ecological function of residential landscapes. This program will connect a growing network of landowners and residents to transform their own back yards, neighborhoods, and communities into ecologically functional and attractive landscapes. The Habitat Network evolved from the merger of two programs, Cornell University's Yard Map, an on-line citizen science tool for people to improve their own backyard habitat, and the Conservancy's Habitat Network pilot on Martha's Vineyard which helps people create attractive, ecologically appropriate habitat on residential properties. The Urban Habitat Network will utilize and modify the Habitat Network to educate and connect urban residents so they can create or enhance wildlife habitat in their backyards, schools, and neighborhoods. Customization of the app to the urban environment will be achieved by designing and testing citizen-science based practices in three pilot cities and then use that field experience to guide, assist and motivate app users in other cities. The Urban Habitat Network Project Manager will report to the Director of Forest Health and will develop goals and strategies with the Director of Forest Health and the Habitat Network Coordinator. The Urban Habitat Network Project Manager will develop and implement outreach and education strategies to engage urban residents in our conservation programs. This is a two-year position and may be continued dependent on funding and program success.
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Arizona Project WET is now hiring Water Educators! Water Educators deliver locally relevant water education programs to Tucson-area school districts. The position is open to UA students and requires morning availability (7:30 am - 1:00 pm) at least two weekdays (M-F). This is a great opportunity for students who are motivated by the desire to conserve and interested in sharing their passion for science with young, engaged learners.
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posted October 28 2015
Assistant or Associate Professor of Microbial Biogeochemistry
Department of Soil, Water and Environmental Science
University of Arizona
(70% research / 30% teaching)
UA Human Rresources link for the Microbial Biogeochemistry position with more information and application process at: https://uacareers.com/postings/6969
The Department of Soil, Water and Environmental Science at the University of Arizona seeks a dynamic individual to initiate a research and teaching program at the interface of soil microbial ecology and biogeochemistry. Applicants are sought who use contemporary techniques (e.g., genomics, bioinformatics, isotope geochemistry, or high resolution imaging and spectroscopy) to study microbial communities and activities and their interactions with biogeochemical processes in earth surface systems (ecosystems, soil, rock, water). Potential research foci may include (but are not limited to): plant-soil-microbe relations; nutrient dynamics and rhizosphere processes; mineral and organic matter transformations; and coupled microbial-biogeochemical processes, ranging from molecular to watershed scales. The candidate will teach an undergraduate course each year and a graduate course in a related area of specialization, contribute to student mentoring, and help to develop innovative approaches to enhance student engagement, increase diversity, and expand collaborations with community and business partners.
The SWES department comprises a cross-section of faculty, staff, and students with unparalleled capacity to address emerging environmental issues of local to global significance, including climate change, contaminant remediation, and the sustainable management of land and water resources. Outstanding research opportunities exist at the University of Arizona, with a strong culture of interdisciplinary scholarship among faculty in the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences (http://www.sees.arizona.edu/), the School of Plant Sciences, the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, the Mel and Enid Zuckerman School of Public Health, and Biosphere 2. Applications from candidates with an interest in collaborative research are preferred, as are those from individuals who would bring novel microbial and/or biogeochemical approaches and techniques to bear on environmental systems. Minimum qualifications include a Ph.D. in microbiology, soil science or geoscience, biogeochemistry, or a closely related field. Postdoctoral experience is preferred. As an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer, the University of Arizona recognizes the power of a diverse community and encourages applications from individuals with varied experiences, perspectives and backgrounds, and who have experience with a variety of teaching methods and curricular perspectives.
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Student Assistant position
Arizona Project WET (APW) is currently accepting applications for a Student Assistant.
APW develops water stewardship and STEM literacy by providing teacher professional development focused on 21st century skills, direct student outreach that delivers or extends classroom learning, and community engagement. We engage students in relevant learning about a subject that is arguably the issue of this century: Water.
APW is a University of Arizona program, operated through Arizona Cooperative Extension and the Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), both of which are part of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. This position is based out of the WRRC, located just off the University of Arizona campus at 6th St. and Campbell Ave.
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The Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska, is accepting applications for a Plant and Soil Sciences Teaching, non- tenure leading faculty position at the Assistant Professor of Practice rank in the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture located in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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The Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska, is accepting applications for a Distance Education Program Coordinator, a 50% extension, 25% teaching, 25% departmental, twelve-month, non- tenure leading faculty position at the Assistant Professor of Practice rank in the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture located in Lincoln, Nebraska. The focus of this position will be on online and distance development, growth, and coordination.
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The job opportunity announcement for the Soil Scientist (Recent Graduate) GS-0457-5/7 FPL9 has been posted. It will close on March 4, 2015. You can view the announcement here: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/395573800
posted February 4 2015
Job Title:STUDENT TRAINEE (SOIL SCIENCE)
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The Crops Testing Program at CSU is hiring a Principal Field Agronomist to work in Akron, CO. Download this document for more information
posted Nov 20, 2014
Research Associate- Cropping Systems/Agronomy, Montana State University https://jobs.montana.edu/postings/942
posted October 14 2014
Soil Scientist, GS-0470-05/07/09, Salary Range: $31,628 – $62,297
USDA Forest Service, Southwestern Region, Terrestrial Ecological Unit Inventory
Coronado National Forest
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USDA Forest Service, Southwestern Region
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Tonto National Forest
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Posted October 9 2014The Nature Conservancy's Missouri Chapter is recruiting for a "Watershed Restoration Specialist" Applicants must apply on-line at www.nature.org/careers (external applicants) or PeopleSoft/Self-Service/Careers (internal applicants) by 11:59 PM Eastern Time on November 2, 2014. To more easily locate the position, enter the job ID number 42475 in the keyword search. Please do not hesitate to contact Steven Herrington with any questions or suggestions. View complete j.ob description
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posted October 8 2014
Colorado State University Extension
Job Vacancy #20-14
Extension Regional Water Specialist
Arkansas Basin and San Luis Valley
posted September 8 2014
A tenure-track Assistant Professor (Soil Fertility/Nutrient Management) position is open at The University of Wisconsin- River Falls.
The University of Wisconsin–River Falls invites applications for an Assistant Professor of Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES). This is a full-time 9-month tenure-track undergraduate teaching position in our Crop and Soil Science major in the Plant and Earth Science Department. The ideal candidate will have strong knowledge of (1) soil fertility and fertilization practices to improve nutrient use efficiency; (2) nutrient management planning, environmental impacts, and the design/implementation of best management practices in agricultural systems; and (3) biogeochemical processes in soils and their influence on the bioavailability, mobility, distribution, and chemical forms of plant essential elements. Faculty members are expected to accomplish a record of scholarly achievement, including (but not limited to) mentoring of undergraduate research projects. Teaching and research facilities include newly renovated state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratory spaces, greenhouse facility, as well as a 475-acre multi-enterprise livestock and crop laboratory farm. The successful candidate will be a member of a dynamic and multidisciplinary department that includes majors in Crop and Soil Science, Horticulture, Environmental Science, Conservation, and Geology with opportunities to collaborate among other disciplines in CAFES. The standard teaching load is 12 credit hours per semester. Opportunities exist for optional summer employment through teaching, research grants, internship supervision, and other funding sources. Preferred appointment is January 9, 2015.
Inquiries should be addressed to:
Dr. Holly Dolliver, Search Committee Chair
Plant and Earth Science Department
Deadline to Apply: Initial review of applications will begin upon receipt. For full consideration, applicants should submit all required materials by October 1, 2014.
Dr. Holly A.S. Dolliver
Associate Professor of Soil Science and Geology
307 Agricultural Science
University of Wisconsin- River Falls
410 S. 3rd St.
River Falls, WI 54022
Posted August 18 2014
Temporary Field Soil Characterization Position
The NPS (through NAU) is looking to hire a person for about 8 weeks this fall starting in Oct to do basic soil characterization of their study sites in the southern colorado plateau I&M network (https://science.nature.nps.gov/im/units/scpn/index.cfm). Training and experience in basic field soil characterizations including identifying genetic horizons, texture by feel, color, and basic chemical response (effervescence & pH) is required. Additionally, ability to use soil field data and soil survey database to identify soil map unit component is requred.
The pay would be ~$14.50 for a someone with a bachelor's degree in a science field, and could go up to about ~$16 for someone with a masters or a bachelors plus a few years of experience. The pay rates are limited by how NAU classifies the person's experience and by the nature of the work.
Fieldwork in the Colorado Plateau requires physical capacity for backpacking to remote field sites and long days of hiking in rugged, steep terrain. Field crews may remain in the field for long periods of time, experiencing extreme and highly variable weather. The remote nature of this work requires the ability to function as a member of a crew and to independently exercise excellent judgment in difficult situations. Crew members should have prior experience working and camping in backcountry situations.
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Southwest Biological Science Center
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Program Specialist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
A 'Program Specialist' position is now open at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. The focus of this position will be coordination of the Texas Watershed Steward program, a highly successful state-wide watershed education program. This position is located in College Station, TX. Please follow the link below for a job description and required qualifications.
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Galen Roberts, Extension Program Specialist
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
355A Heep Center
College Station, TX 77843-2474
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Externship program for the Summer 2014
The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Sustainability Team is seeking resident undergraduate students for an externship program for the Summer 2014. This Externship program is intended to provide undergraduate students with a work experience addressing community-‐scale sustainability projects in several rural communities throughout Arizona. Qualified externs will be paid minimum wage ($7.90) for up to 10 weeks and 40 hours per week of work. These Externships will provide students with unique opportunities to develop and use their 'in-‐demand' knowledge and skills about local sustainability, as well as engaging with local stakeholders to meet the needs of a community. Externs will work directly with and be supervised by UA Cooperative Extension Agents in their respective project communities. Preferably, students will be matched with an Externship project in the county or community of their residence. The program is specifically not limited to science and engineering students, although US citizenship is required. Applications are especially encouraged from members of under-‐represented minority groups and from women. Students must have at least sophomore standing at the University of Arizona in order to apply. APPLICATION DEADLINE: MAY 16, 2014.
Project Description
Efforts in central AZ would be to help develop educational materials and strategies to disseminate information to help producers make their operations more sustainable; focusing on soil and water conservation.
Goal One: Create a weekly sustainable agriculture article to go into the ag newsletter.
Result: Write 10-12 weekly articles on different soil and water conservation topics that will go in a weekly ag newsletter that has a list of 200+ subscribers.
Goal Two: Create publications on sustainable agriculture practices.
Result: Write 2-3 extension publications in water-saving irrigation practices and soil quality indicators and their management.
Goal Three: Conduct educational presentations to promote soil and water conservation.
Results: Conduct at least 2 presentations at summer grower meetings.
Goal Four: Help develop and improve on-line resources for growers to find information or tools on soil and water conservation
Results: Improve existing on-line nutrient budget and resource contacts. Develop new water-saving reporting system.
posted April 15 2014
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A court case which had arguments posed by Verizon this month is challenging the "Open Internet" rule approved in 2010 by the Federal Communications Commission. Should Verizon win, the Internet as we know it could change.
Currently, the Internet is under the guidance of "net neutrality," U.S. regulations that keep Internet broadband providers from blocking or discriminating against services or content. In other words, no matter who you purchase your Internet service through, your access to where you want to go on the World Wide Web is unrestricted.
On the surface, that seems ideal. We're allowed to do what we want, when we want. But it's more complicated than that. Verizon isn't just fighting to gain control, it's fighting to take control away from an agency preventing an American business from making its product smoother, and selling a product as it freely chooses to do so.
Proponents of the FCC's decision argue if Verizon wins, fixed broadband users like Verizon, Comcast and AT&T may be able to block you from going to sites that rival their services. At the very least they can degrade the experience of sites, like YouTube or Netflix, sites that may be financial competition to alternative services your provider is trying to sell. This could make it a far-less-than-pleasant viewing experience.
But is that what's really important here? Is the bigger issue that once again government is trying to control free enterprise? Shouldn't Verizon be allowed to dictate the pace at which its product is sold? It depends on who you ask.
"These rules provide an important safeguard both for innovation and investment on the Internet," said David Sohn, an attorney with the Center for Democracy and Technology, which backs the FCC rules, in an interview with The Raw Story.
Verizon and its allies, though, argue the FCC lacks authority to interfere with their business, and that Congress never decided the Internet is a regulated utility or "common carrier." "It's not up to the FCC to decide these issues on its own," said Verizon lawyer Helgi Walker in The Raw Story article, arguing the case before the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington earlier this month. "It has no implied authority, no express authority … and it's highly unlikely that Congress would have delegated authority in such a convoluted way."
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Election board member Laura Bailey requested permission from the county council last week to seek more information about e-poll books for the county's polling sites. Voters would digitally sign in on an iPad when they arrive at one of the seven polling sites in the county to vote. The e-poll books would replace the printed registration books. A receipt would be issued to the voter and taken to an election official to bring up a ballot.


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H.J.Res.131Became Public Law No: 113-203 Dec 13, 2014 (113th congress) 6 Views
Making further continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2015, and for other purposes.
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To establish prospective standards effective January 20, 2017 defining impeachable "high crimes and misdemeanors" within the meaning of Articl...
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Corporate investment in social
responsibility versus dividends?
Michel T.J. Rakotomavo
Purpose – The paper aims to examine whether corporate investment in social responsibility takes away
from expected dividends.
Design/methodology/approach – The article builds two hypotheses that are tested empirically
through the analysis of 17,670 US firm-year observations covering the period 1991-2007. The tests are
conducted in both univariate and multivariate settings.
Findings – The evidence supports the hypothesis that mature firms tend to invest more in corporate
social responsibility (CSR). Specifically, firms investing highly in CSR tend to be larger, more profitable,
and with greater earned (rather than contributed) equity. The evidence also supports the hypothesis that
CSR investment does not subtract from dividends. Instead, CSR effort and dividend tend to increase
together. Thus, CSR investment tends to be effected by companies who can afford it, and it does not
lower value by lowering investors' expected payout.
Practical implications – These results imply that spending resources on CSR does not lower the cash
flows paid out to investors. When combined with the finding that CSR lowers the cost of equity, they also
mean that CSR increases the value of a company's stock.
Originality/value – This is the first study that explicitly links CSR to the dividend flow.
Keywords Corporate social responsibility, Investment, Dividends, Payout, Stock prices
Paper type Research paper
So much has been written about the possible relation between corporate performance on
social responsibility (CSR performance) and corporate financial performance (CFP) that
reviewing the literature reviews has become possible. For example, Orlitzky et al. (2003)
effected a meta-analysis of 52 studies. They found a positive link between CSR performance
and CFP that emanates from increased reputation and goodwill with external stakeholders.
Margolis and Walsh (2003) analyzed 127 studies. They too found a generally positive impact
of CSR performance on CFP. Van Beurden and Gossling (2008) reviewed 24 studies. Two
thirds of those studies reported a positive relation between CSR performance and CFP. More
recent, non-review papers have focused on the fact that a negative relation between CSR
performance and financial returns may be the expression of a lowered risk premium caused
by a decrease in risk. For example, El Ghoul et al. (2010) examine a sample of 12,915 US
firm-year observations from 1992 to 2007 and use various approaches to estimate the ex
ante cost of equity capital. They conclude that firms with higher CSR performance tend to
have a lower cost of equity.
Given the high level of attention paid to the effect of CSR performance on CFP, it is surprising
that no study has yet examined the impact of corporate investment in social responsibility
(CSR investment) on cash dividends. Specifically, does such investment subtract from
investors' dividends? This question is important because the value of a company's stock is a
positive function of its stream of future cash dividend payments and a negative function of its
DOI 10.1108/17471111211234833 VOL. 8 NO. 2 2012, pp. 199-207, Q Emerald Group Publishing Limited, ISSN 1747-1117
Michel T.J. Rakotomavo is
Director of the International
Business Program at Cottey
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UCLA fall camp is just a few days away, and with that, BruinSportsReport.com continues its Going Camping preview with the linebackers.
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Chenae Neilson is a Master of Science in Human Geography student at the University of Melbourne. This is the first post of an MV Blog mini-series celebrating the past, present and future of exploration on planet Earth and commemorating the adventures of Alfred Russel Wallace who died 100 years ago today.
Over the last 250 years, the taxonomic classification of life on Earth has described approximately 1.2 million species that share the planet with us, Homo sapiens. However, every year, we discover thousands of new species. Often these are organisms that have been concealed from scientific observation within impassable forests or the dark of the ocean abyss. A 2011 estimate suggests there are over eight million species on Earth, which means we have described fewer than 15 per cent of them. This stems, in part, because we have explored only five per cent of the world's oceans, and scientists have yet to survey many terrestrial environments.
This celebration of exploration marks the centenary of the death of explorer, naturalist, and evolutionary biologist Alfred Russel Wallace who died on 7 November 1913. To commemorate Wallace we return to the region of his most famous exploration.
Alfred Russel Wallace, circa 1895.Image: London Stereoscopic & Photographic CompanySource: Wikimedia Commons
"Nature has taken every precaution that these, her choicest treasures, may not lose value by being too easily obtained."Alfred Russel Wallace
From 1854 to 1862, Wallace traveled across the Indonesian archipelago from the Sunda shelf in the west through the island of Sulawesi and to the Bird's Head of New Guinea in the east. On this journey he noted a distinct transition from more Asian fauna to more Australian fauna – the line demarking this dramatic transition became known as the 'Wallace's Line'. The broader region between Asia and Australia, including the island of Sulawesi, is termed Wallacea, which hosts an endemic combination of Asian and Australian lineages. Wallace's exploration of Sulawesi made a significant contribution to the species catalogue in this region and also became the backbone of evidence for his own theory of evolution by natural selection. Wallace's adventures in Wallacea were later chronicled in his book, The Malay Archipelago, written in 1869.
Map of Wallacea, featuring the island of Sulawesi and the biogeographic lines defining breaks between Asian fauna within Sunda and Australasia.Image: Maximilian DörrbeckerSource: Used under CC BY-SA 3.0 from Wikimedia Commons.
Despite the countless scientific findings made during the Age of Exploration in the 1800s, exploration still remains important today, particularly in a world where natural environments are under threat.
Wallace's trail of exploration has been retraced many times by contemporary scientists, amateur naturalists, and television personalities. Exploration may mean something different to each. For the scientist, these areas are revealing new species and answering questions about the evolutionary history of the region. To the naturalist, the 'discovery' of animals found nowhere else on earth and the chance to walk in the footsteps of an influential figure may be the very definition of exploration. Regardless of our definition of exploration, areas like Wallacea hold many new possibilities.
Over 100 years later, two research scientists at Museum Victoria, Dr Kevin Rowe and Dr Karen Rowe, have been following in the footsteps of Wallace. Some of their recent findings will be the subject of the next blog in our mini-series.
Karen Rowe hiking into a remote field camp on Mount Dako, Sulawesi where scientists from MV, Indonesia and the United States inventoried mammals and birds for the first time in 2013.Image: Kevin RoweSource: Museum Victoria
Kevin is the Senior Curator of Mammals at Museum Victoria. He reports on his recent expedition to the mountains of Sulawesi, Indonesia in this series of blog posts.
Last Sunday was the birthday of Alfred Russel Wallace who, along with Darwin, co-founded the theory of natural selection. As Ursula reported, Wallace's expedition through the Malay Archipelago (modern-day Indonesia) also prompted him to develop the field of biogeography and to define the zoogeographical regions of our planet; that is, where groups of animals are found and why.
Wallace's world map showing the zoogeographical regions in different colours. Image: A.R. WallaceSource: Copyright expired. Sourced from Wikimedia Commons.
Biogeography proposes that the species native to a particular region are determined by geographic processes such as vicariance (isolation) and dispersal (colonisation). Natural selection then drives species to evolve traits suited to survival and reproduction in their environments available in their geographic context. Biogeography and natural selection combined often result in species from different regions converging on similar morphological solutions to similar selective pressures.
Consider the mammals of Australia, which are the product of millions of years of natural selection acting on a set of species determined by biogeography. Australia, along with New Guinea, comprises the continental shelf of Sahul that today, as well as in Wallace's time, is separated by the Indonesian archipelago from the Asian continental shelf, Sunda. During low sea levels of the Pleistocene (the last 2 million years), Australia, New Guinea, and adjacent islands were one continuous landmass as were Malaysia, Sumatra, Java, and Borneo on the Asian side. Between them was Sulawesi, the Moluccan islands and the Lesser Sunda islands (Nusa Tenggara) all separated by deep ocean channels. This region at the interchange between Asia and Australia is referred to as Wallacea.
Map of Sunda and Sahul and the Wallace Line, the Lydekker Line and the Weber Line.Image: Maximilian DörrbeckerSource: Used under CC BY-SA 3.0 from Wikimedia Commons.
85 million years ago Australia was connected to Antarctica and via Antarctica to South America. When a meteorite crashed into the Yucatan peninsula of North America 65 million years ago annihilating the dinosaurs (except a few feathered and crocodilian ones), Australia was already starting to drift away from Antarctica. For 40 million years Australia drifted in isolation and only about 10 million years ago began to collide with Asia. The mammals that made this journey survive today as the marsupials and monotremes that are unique to Australia and New Guinea. The marsupials have evolved to fill many ecological roles with adaptations similar to placental mammals on other continents, a process driven by natural selection leading to convergent evolution.
An example of convergent evolution. The Thylacine (left) and the Red Wolf (right) occupy similar roles in the ecosystem and have similar dog-like characteristics, even though they belong to entirely different groups of animals.Image: Left: Heath Warwick | Right: ucumariSource: Left: Museum Victoria | Right: Used under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 from ucumari.
The native terrestrial mammals of Australia, however, are not just the result of isolation but are also descended from a select group of intrepid colonisers from Asia. These are the native bats and rats that account for nearly half of the mammal species of Australia. The rats are remarkable because they are the only non-flying, terrestrial mammals to colonize Australia before humans and they did it twice; once 5 million years ago (Rowe et al, 2008) and again 1 million years ago (Rowe et al, 2011). Both colonisers clearly came from Asian sources but the details of how they crossed multiple ocean channels and archipelagos are still unclear. In part this is hindered by our limited understanding of rat diversity from Wallacea, a condition that I and my colleagues endeavour to correct with our recent expeditions to Sulawesi.
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Sabres winger Evander Kane and Panthers defenseman Alex Petrovic dropped the gloves three times in Tuesday's game. The two fought twice in the second period and once in the third.
Sabres winger Evander Kane and Panthers defenseman Alex Petrovic dropped the gloves three times in Tuesday's game. The two fought twice in the second period and once in the third.
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Florida Panthers captain Willie Mitchell got tied up with Pittsburgh's Kris Letang, and inexplicably resorted to swinging Letang's own helmet at him. Willie Mitchell's a lawless man.
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A subhead on the Sun-Sentinel's gamer for last night's Senators-Panthers tilt reads, simply, "Panthers lose again with barely anyone watching." That's about right.
In time, any serious hockey market will destroy its $64 million goaltender.
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Even given the customary leeway and not counting the four players by the bench, that's still way too many Panthers on the ice. With the win yesterday, the Bruins have now taken eight straight from Florida, so you can't fault the Panthers for trying to even the odds.
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The NHL trade deadline isn't until 3:00 EST tomorrow, and today has already been fantastic. From the nonexistent to the impactful to the hilarious to the Bryzgalov, each deal has been more fun than the last. Now Roberto Luongo is heading back to Florida, this time to hang out with his old buddy Tim Thomas, and I am…
OK, Panthers goalie Tim Thomas deserves some crap for falling over in the first place in front of Mike Green's breakaway, but man, he recovered for an excellent save. Green's also an enabler for not aiming anywhere at the roughly 80% of open net.
Florida seems the appropriate place for an intersection of broken dreams and poorly attended hockey, but the Panthers are getting a bit literal: A new promotion allows fans to trade in $10 worth of losing scratch-off lotto tickets for seats with a face value of $20. You'd have to be a fool not to play!
The use of public funds on sports stadiums and arenas is bad enough, but at least there's a concrete goal: a new building, or renovations. The Florida Panthers have asked Broward County for $80 million in tax revenue with no specific end in mind; they'd just really like the cash.


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