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ECF BitTorrent Provider
Project Lead: Remy Chi Jian Suen (IRC: rcjsuen)
Mentor(s): Wayne Beaton (IRC: WTB), Scott Lewis (IRC: slewis2), and Chris Aniszczyk (IRC: zx)
The goal if this project is to create an implementation of the file sharing API provided by the Eclipse Communication Framework using the BitTorrent protocol. The BitTorrent protocol will be implemented in 100% Java in a clean room environment. It is currently under active development and is licensed under both the MIT License and the Eclipse Public License.
Bug 144133 will monitor the progress of this project.
- 1 Getting the code
- 2 Features
- 3 Examples
- 4 BitTorrent plug-in data model
- 5 Plug-in Usage
- 6 External links
Getting the code
The 'Summer of Code' project component has been approved by Eclipse but the code has not yet been committed into CVS yet as it is currently questionable whether the base library itself will be hosted by Eclipse.org or not.
Host: eclipse-incub.cvs.sourceforge.net
Repository Path: /cvsroot/eclipse-incub
User name: anonymous
Connection type: pserver
- start and stop torrents, resuming supported
- select which files to try to download first and which files to not download at all
- set up and down speeds
Currently, there are three example projects committed into CVS.
- org.eclipse.bittorrent.example
- org.eclipse.bittorrent.example.plugin
- org.eclipse.ecf.example.rcpbittorrent
This project contains two different classes each with a main method. The command line client's main class is org.eclipse.bittorrent.example.cli.CLI. The other client within this project is the SWT graphical client, its main class is org.eclipse.bittorrent.example.swt.SWTClient.
This plug-in adds a "Torrents" view to the workbench to allow the user to download torrents whilst using Eclipse. A console is embedded within the view to allow debugging messages to be displayed.
This RCP application allows the user to download files through the BitTorrent protocol using ECF's file sharing APIs.
BitTorrent plug-in data model
The package name org.eclipse.bittorrent may be altered when the plug-in is released. All internal packages are not intended to be used by developers and the implementation will change even after the API has reached a 1.0 release.
Text in red denotes that the code for that specified class or interface has not been written yet.
Torrent- reads in a TorrentFile and connects to peers to begin seeding or downloading
TorrentFile - a representation of the metainfo stored within a .torrent file
TorrentFactory - creates Torrents
TorrentConfiguration - configures debugging output and state location storage paths
TorrentServer - listens for incoming connections from other peers and hooks them onto the appropriate Host
ITorrentErrorListener - watches for errors caused by trackers or failed hash checks
ITorrentStateListener - reports what state the download is in right now, such as whether it has been 'stopped' or whether the download has 'completed'
ITorrentProgressListener - monitors how far the download has gone
IPieceProgressListener - monitors the download progress of a particular piece
DataFile - a representation of a file on the user's system for read/write operations
- contains one or more Pieces
Piece - a piece of data that is needed to complete a download
- contains one or more DataFiles
ConnectionPool - a thread pool that manages ConnectionThreads
- contains exactly one TorrentManager
- contains one or more PeerConnections
PeerConnection - connects to a peer and exchanges information
- exactly one Host
TorrentManager - reads and writes to files and performs message processing with PeerConnections
- contains exactly one ConnectionPool
BEncodedDictionary - holds the key-value pairs stored within a bencoded string.
Decode - decodes information such as the contents of a torrent file
Encode - converts or alters information for use
Plug-in Usage
This section will describe how a developer would create a client using the BitTorrent plug-in.
Use Cases
- - downloads a single file from a torrent until completion
- - begin downloading a single file from a torrent and pause the download after a period of time
- - resume the download
- - start two downloads from two torrents until completion
- - begin two downloads from two torrent and then pause the second one after a period of time
- - begin downloading from a torrent and monitor its progress with a listener
- - start downloading multiple files from a torrent and select which files should be downloaded
- - begin downloading a file from a torrent and cap the download/upload speeds
The use cases listed below makes use of an implementation of the ITorrentStateListener interface. All references to stateListener can be referred back to the implementation provided below.
ITorrentStateListener stateListener = new ITorrentStateListener() {
public void stateChanged(int state) {
switch (state) {
case ITorrentStateListener.STARTED:
System.out.println("The torrent set-up is starting...");
case ITorrentStateListener.EXCHANGING:
System.out.println("Exchanging pieces with peers...");
case ITorrentStateListener.STOPPED:
System.out.println("The exchanging has stopped...");
case ITorrentStateListener.FINISHED:
System.out.println("The download is now complete...");
It is also assumed that a path has been set for the library to save configuration and state information to properly support the resuming of torrents without having to perform a hash check when the client has started.
TorrentConfiguration.setConfigurationPath(new File(System.getProperty("user.home"), ".hilberteffect"));
Use Case 1 - download a torrent's contents to completion
Torrent torrent = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-sdk.torrent")));
Use Case 2 - stop the download after a period of time
Torrent torrent = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-sdk.torrent")));
// after some amount of time has passed
Use Case 2.1 - resume downloading a torrent after pausing it for a period of time
Torrent torrent = new Torrent(new File("eclipse-sdk.torrent"));
// after some amount of time has passed
// more time passes
Use Case 3 - begin downloading from two different torrents until completion
Torrent torrent01 = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-sdk.torrent")));
Torrent torrent02 = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-ecf.torrent")));
Use Case 4 - start downloading two different torrents and stop the second one after a period of time
Torrent torrent01 = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-sdk.torrent")));
Torrent torrent02 = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-ecf.torrent")));
// some time passes
Use Case 5 - begin downloading from a torrent and monitor its progress with a listener
Torrent torrent = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-sdk.torrent")));
torrent.addTorrentProgressListener(new ITorrentProgressListener() {
public void pieceCompleted(int completed) {
System.out.println("Pieces completed thus far: " + completed);
Use Case 6 - start downloading multiple files from a torrent and select which files should be downloaded
Torrent torrent = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-all-in-one.torrent")));
// assuming that this torrent has three files and the user only wants the first one
torrent.setFilesToDownload(new int[] { 0, -1, -1 });
Use Case 7 - begin downloading a file from a torrent and cap the download/upload speeds
Torrent torrent = TorrentFactory.createTorrent(new TorrentFile(new File("eclipse-sdk.torrent")));
torrent.setMaxDownloadSpeed(5 * 1024);
torrent.setMaxUploadSpeed(5 * 1024);
External links
Eclipse Communication Framework Website


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Police investigate possibility Palestinian was kidnapped by Jews seeking revenge for three Israeli teens; possibility murder was part of domestic issue also being investigated.
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Micky Rosenfeld, a spokesman for the police, said police had been notified of a youth "pulled into a vehicle and possibly kidnapped" and roadblocks were set up in search of suspects. The Shin Bet are also involved in the incident.
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Mountain Dew: MD joins MOfilm, Hulk
Extreme meets film.
Advertising Agency: Graffiti BBDO, Romania
Creative Director: Mihai Gongu
Art Director: Cosmin Simionescu
Copywriters: Alex Strimbeanu, Eugen Suman
Illustrator: Cosmin Simionescu
Published:December 2010
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tytpolJan 28, 2011 - 18:17
Like it. But worse than the old one: http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/moutain_dew_van_gogh
Sophia LambadaridisJan 29, 2011 - 8:05
Excellent choice of medium...appeals to target market nicely. Probably would've changed the type to something that looks more epic.


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Singstar PS4 uses your smartphone as a mic
Sony's karaoke sensation is making its way to the PS4 later this year.
Samurai Warriors 4 western release confirmed for this fall
The latest in Tecmo Koei's action game series Samurai Warriors 4 is getting a western release later this year, the company has announced.
PlayStation Now US private beta hits PS4 this week
The private beta for game-streaming service PlayStation Now will launch for PS4 in the US on May 20th, Sony has announced.
PS3 and 360 Assassin's Creed title still due in 2014
Ubisoft has reiterated its desire to release an Assassin's Creed title on last-gen titles this year.
Far Cry 3 surpasses 9m copies sold
Ubisoft's multi-platform sequel Far Cry 3 has sold more than 9m units, the publisher has announced.
Assassin's Creed IV ships 11m units
Ubisoft has announced Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag has shipped 11m copies to date.
VIDEO: Wolfenstein: The New Order launch trailer arrives
Bethesda has gone live with the launch video for next week's release Wolfenstein: The New Order.
Cloud users to hit 3.6bn by 2018 - report
3.6bn people will rely on cloud technology by 2018, a new report from Juniper Research forecasts.
PC platform driving Sanctum 2 sales, developer regrets console launch
PC and consoles indie title Sanctum 2 has earned around 95 per cent of its revenue from Steam, according to developer Coffee Stain Studios.
Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition dated for PS4 and Xbox One
Blizzard has confirmed a release date for Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition on PS4, Xbox One, PS3 and Xbox 360.
The Walking Dead Season 2's next episode out next week
The Walking Dead season two episode three will launch next week, Telltale has announced.
The Last of Us: Remastered is struggling to fit on a Blu-ray disc
Naughty Dog has said that disc space, as opposed to hardware limitations, are proving the biggest challenge for PS4 title The Last of Us: Remastered.
Dying Light delayed until 2015
Techland's Dying light won't arrive in 2014 after all.
Minecraft on PlayStation. The retail smash hit of the summer?
Mojang hopes to repeat last year's feat and have Minecraft sit atop of the UK retail charts all summer.
Bandai Namco has shipped 1.2m copies of Dark Souls II
From Software's Dark Souls II has seen more than a million copies shipped on Xbox 360 and PS3 in Europe and America.
Destiny beta scheduled for July
The beta release of Bungie's Destiny is now set for July, Activision Blizzard revealed during its quarterly financial report.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare platforms confirmed; Sledgehammer not making PS3 and 360 versions
The next Call of Duty won't be released on Wii U, it seems.
VIDEO: Hellraid ditches PS3 and 360, goes next-gen
Techland's fantasy battler Hellraid has officially gone next-gen.
GAME offering next-gen trade-in deals this bank holiday weekend
A bank holiday trade-in deal at GAME is offering either PS4 or Xbox One at a discount.
Sky Go and Now TV apps confirmed for PS4
Broadcaster Sky has confirmed two new streaming video apps for PS4 and one for PS3.
No Hearthstone for consoles as attention focuses on Android version
Blizzard's epically popular PC, Mac and iPad title Hearthstone is unlikely to appear on consoles in the near future.
Madden NFL 15 launches in August
The latest installment of EA's Madden NFL franchise will launch this August in North America and Europe, the publisher has announced.
VIDEO: Warner delays Mad Max until 2015
Mad Max now won't be released this year.
Content-specific MGS V: Ground Zeroes content unlocking on all systems
Konami is going to open up the previously platform-specific Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes content.
Free-to-play Ace Combat hits PS3 next month
Free-to-play title Ace Combat Infinity will launch next month on PlayStation 3, publisher Bandai Namco has announced.


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Choosing the right storage medium based on the life of media, the legal filing, frequency of use and cost of archiving.
Life of storage media
If you want to save your documents on CD-ROM, be aware that the life of your data will be limited. Beyond 2 to 10 years for the original CD-ROM and 2 to 5 years for cd-rom burned, your data may be partly erased or impossible to read. The lifespan depends on the assumed exposure to light, shocks and the quality of the cd-rom. This conservation problem is especially true if the images or pictures. To maximize conservation, store cd-rom in a dark, cool and dry - often the place not the most accessible!
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Science under sail : ocean science education program combines traditional vessels with state-of-the-art technology
(Oceanography Society, 2004-09)
Sea Education Association (SEA), located in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, offers introductory oceanographic instruction in the classroom and hands-on research training at sea to create a unique educational experience for ...
Shipboard ADCP profiles, central equatorial Pacific Ocean, 2003-2012
This data set contains 23 individual NetCDF files, each containing subsurface zonal and meridional velocity profiles (along with time/space coordinates) measured by shipboard ADCP.
Women in Oceanography : a web site for students, teachers, scientists, and the general public
(Oceanography Society, 2005-03)
In 1999 as the millennium was drawing to a close, we decided that the time was right to introduce a new type of web site highlighting the contributions that women are making to marine science. We envisioned a web site ...
The history of ocean resources : modeling cod biomass using historical records
(Ecological Society of America, 2005-03)
Managing the remnants of the ocean's resources is a critical issue worldwide, but evidence for what constitutes a healthy fish population remains controversial. Here, we use historical sources to understand ecosystem trends ...
Segmentation and crustal structure of the western Mid-Atlantic Ridge flank, 25°25′–27°10′N and 0–29 m.y.
(American Geophysical Union, 1997-05-10)
We conducted a detailed geological-geophysical survey of the west flank of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge between 25°25′N and 27°10′N and from the ridge axis out to 29 Ma crust, acquiring Hydrosweep multibeam bathymetry, HAWAII ...
Record of seamount production and off-axis evolution in the western North Atlantic Ocean, 25°25′–27°10′N
(American Geophysical Union, 2000-02-10)
Using multibeam bathymetry, we identified 86 axial and 1290 off-axis seamounts (near-circular volcanoes with heights ≥70 m) in an area of 75,000 km2 on the western flank of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR), 25°25′N to 27°10′N, ...
Distribution of surface plastic debris in the eastern Pacific Ocean from an 11-Year data set
(American Chemical Society, 2014-04-07)
We present an extensive survey of floating plastic debris in the eastern North and South Pacific Oceans from more than 2500 plankton net tows conducted between 2001 and 2012. From these data we defined an accumulation zone ...
Distribution and seasonal variability in the benthic eukaryotic community of Río Tinto (SW, Spain), an acidic, high metal extreme environment
The eukaryotic community of Río Tinto (SW, Spain) was surveyed fall, winter, and spring through the combined use of traditional microscopy and molecular approaches including Denaturing Gradient Gel Electrophoresis (DGGE) ...
Prokaryotic community structure in algal photosynthetic biofilms from extreme acidic streams in Rio Tinto (Huelva, Spain)
(Spanish Society for Microbiology (SEM), 2008-12)
Four algal photosynthetic biofilms were collected from the Rio Tinto (SW Spain) at four localities: AG, Euglena and Pinnularia biofilms; ANG, Chlorella and Pinnularia biofilms; RI, Cyanidium and Dunaliella biofilms; and ...
Influence of Central Pacific oceanographic conditions on the potential vertical habitat of four tropical tuna species
(University of Hawai'i Press, 2015-10)
Climate change has resulted in the geographic and vertical expansion of oxygen minimum zones but their impact on the vertical distribution of commercially important species, such as tunas, is not well understood. Although ...


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Posts Tagged 'showcases'
LUMAS XMAS 2015 Windows by DFROST, Hamburg – GermanyDecember 27th, 2015
National Space Centre Revamp by Mynt Design at National Space Centre, Leicester – UKSeptember 5th, 2015
Off the Wall Pharmacy by Mantzios Evangelos, Piraeus Keratsini – GreeceJuly 2nd, 2015
Earl of Sandwich by api(+), St. Petersburg – FloridaJune 11th, 2015
Zens showroom by SchilderScholte architects, Amsterdam – NetherlandsMay 22nd, 2015
TRICKLE TRICKLE stool by GLADC studioJanuary 29th, 2015
VENICE ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE 2014! UAE PavilionJune 16th, 2014
Audi City showroom by Design4Retail, London – UKMay 30th, 2014
The installation includes new window elements that combine large format light boxes and showcases within the ground floor window areas and a larger shop in shop area in the lower ground floor area, which also features an enhanced event table area with integrated show case and iPad to explore the full Audi Collection.
Showcases for Volkswagen at Beijing Motor Show 2014 by VAVE, BeijingMay 28th, 2014
Dupont innovation center by Arch group, MoscowMay 21st, 2013
Bread & Butter Berlin 2013 Winter – BARBOUR by ShedJanuary 25th, 2013
We*Do gallery by Francisco Polo & Markus Herchet, BangkokSeptember 21st, 2012
We*Do gallery carries a cool range of hand-picked items by the savvy duo, presented in a setting or constellation that directly spawns from their vision to inspire and challenge shoppers. As such, a wall section in the store is dedicated to rotating contemporary art showcases while another section features sculpture.
adidas all originals windows by Studio XAG, BerlinSeptember 13th, 2012
SHOE STORES! New Balance Experience Store, BeijingJune 7th, 2012
Selfridges Christian Louboutin window displays by StudioXAG, LondonApril 5th, 2012
London's Selfridges department store has teamed with Studio XAG for its latest window display – a tribute to legendary footwear designer Christian Louboutin. Five themed windows at Selfridges' Oxford St. megashop are filled with two-dimensional graphics, each of which was photographed especially for the project.
Paris Baguette bakery by JHP, SeoulFebruary 26th, 2012
G-Star RAW flagship store, Hong KongFebruary 24th, 2012
Future Map Installation by StudioXAG at Selfridges, LondonFebruary 14th, 2012
Following its neon window display for Diesel in Paris, StudioXAG has created a geometric turquoise installation for Future Map at Selfridges. 'We imagined a domestic room scene, cut out and transplanted into Selfridges window,' says Xavier Sheriff of StudioXAG. 'Using the Future Map logo we defined the shape and an eye-catching bright turquoise to make it pop.'
Kameleon jewelry by COEN!, EindhovenFebruary 14th, 2012
Kameleon, a jeweller, has chosen COEN! to take care of its design management. All communication of this trendsetting jeweller is designed and guarded by COEN!. Jewels in this shop are presented by personality, not by material or by brand. A new logotype, designed in four personalities, and a new website are the first results of this new identity.
HALSUIT store by Nendo, OkayamaFebruary 9th, 2012
A concept shop for high-volume mens suit retailer Haruyama. Haruyama offers its customers a dizzying number of options for suits, shirts and ties.Variety of choice is one of Haruyama's strengths, but customers can also be overwhelmed by the number of options, and find it difficult to choose the best matches for their suit.


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the Second World War many nurses who were in the military or civilian practice were leaving the profession, and fewer students were choosing nursing as a career. To exacerbate the problem those that did enter the profession were leaving after only a few years. Meanwhile advances in medical science, improved medical facilities and an increase in the number of insured worked to create an increased demand for nurses. Simultaneously the growth in junior colleges, an increase in the availability federal funding, and public concern led to the inclusion of nursing into the junior college curricula. Initially the ADN was foreseen as a temporary solution to address this shortage and was not intended to replace the professional level of nursing education, however, ADN programs, first introduced in 1958, became instantly popular and expanded throughout the 1960s. Raines and Taglaireni (2008) report that currently there are about 940 ADN programs nationwide with approximately 600 of these offered in the community college system. The typical ADN program is a two year commitment and prepares graduates with the clinical competence and technical proficiency to needed to practice safely in multiple settings and to fully assume the RN role.
Baccalaureate programs are offered at approximately 606 four year colleges and universities. The Bachelor of Science Nursing (BSN) program prepares graduates to practice across all healthcare setting and take on the widest assortment of healthcare roles. BSN programs include all of the course work taught in ADN and diploma programs plus a more in-depth treatment of the physical and social sciences, nursing research, public and community health, nursing management, and the humanities. The additional course work augments the student's professional development and provides the basis for progression to advanced practice roles in nursing (Raines & Taglaireni, 2008).
Lucy J. Hood (2009) reports that during the mid 1980s differentiated competencies for ADN and BSN prepared nurses were established. Competencies set forth for ADN's are tended to center around caregiver, councilor, and educator activities. BSN competencies include these as well as the roles of client advocate, colleague coordinator, and change agent. ADN nurses are educated to provide nursing care to persons with similar health issues in a structured environment. BSN nurses are educated to engage in independent thinking and provide nursing care to persons with complex and differing health issues within a variety of settings, including the community. Other responsibilities of BSN nurses is to develop researched based care protocols, assume nursing management positions, and coordinate care for persons with complex interactive health care needs.
A Side by Side Comparison of ADN and BSN Competencies
(Hood, 2009, p.19)
Differentiating competencies gives health care providers the opportunity to utilize the education and experience provided by the diverse educational programs leading to RN licensure. The RN is given the opportunity to practice to their potential, taking full advantage of educational preparation, while not being expected to practice beyond it. In many cases, differentiated models of practice are supported by a clinical "ladder" or defined steps for advancement within the organization based on experience in nursing, education, certifications, or other indicators of professional excellence (NAI, 2010).
Nurses are involved in decisions that affect client's lives. Regardless of the preparation program completed, it is imperative that all nurses have the intellectual capacity to master scientific concepts, understand the impact they have on others, and use this information in clinical practice to understand the consequences of their actions. Hood (2009) asserts a professional nurse must possess a body of knowledge on which professional practice is based, a specialized education to transmit this body of knowledge to others, and the ability to use this knowledge in critical and creative ways.
Hood, L. J. (2009). Leddy & Pepper's conceptual bases of professional nursing. 7th ed. Hong Kong, China: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Huber, L. (2006, December 23). ADN vs. BSN. Nursing leadership and education. Retrieved January 6, 2011 from http:nursingleadershipandeducation.blogspot.com200612adn-vs-bsn-education.html
NAI (2010, October). The impact of education on nursing practice. American association of colleges of nursing. Fact Sheet. Retrieved January 6, 2011 from http:www.aacn.nche.edumediafactsheetsimpactednp.htm
Raines, F. C. & Taglaireni, E. M. (2008). Career pathways in nursing: Entry points and academic progression. Online journal of issues in nursing. Vol. 13, Issue 3, 1. Retrieved January 6, 2011 from http:web.ebscohost.comehostdetail?hid=111&sid=2e22b705-3888-412d-9f7c0099331755b8%40sessionmgr111&vid=3&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3d%3d#db=aph&AN=3760485[continue]
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Brokers Who Set Mortgage Trap; REPOSSESSIONS
Byline: By Nicky Burridge Special Correspondent
People on low incomes are being encouraged to take out mortgages they cannot afford, leaving them deep in debt and facing the prospect of homelessness, a report warned yesterday.
Citizens Advice said dubious advice from brokers, irresponsible lending decisions and aggressive arrears management by sub-prime lenders was driving the current increase in mortgage arrears.
The charity warned that the regulations and safety nets currently in place were failing to protect vulnerable borrowers.
It added that Government policy encouraging people on lower incomes to buy their own homes could only work if these problems were addressed.
The group said people on low incomes tended to rely on brokers and often ended up with inappropriate and unaffordable mortgages, with people buying their council homes often given particularly bad advice.
Some brokers encouraged borrowers who were under the greatest financial pressure to exaggerate their income, while others even submitted false information without the borrower's knowledge.
It said many lenders and brokers failed to carry out basic checks to ensure that borrowers would be able to meet the increased payments when discounted or fixed deals ended, and some had not even checked that payments could be afforded from the outset.
Citizens Advice Bureaux dealt with more than 57,000 problems relating to mortgage and secured loan arrears in 2006/2007, an 11 per cent jump on the previous year.
It said most seeking advice on such issues were on low incomes, more than a third of whom had incomes below the UK poverty line, while one in five were reliant on means-tested benefits.
Around 70 per cent of these people, who tended to have borrowed from sub-prime lenders at higher rates of interest, also had outstanding unsecured debts averaging pounds 22,000.
The group said many people who borrowed from sub-prime lenders started to struggle with repayments early on in the term of their mortgage.
It also found evidence that these lenders were often unwilling to negotiate affordable repayment arrangements with people in difficulties, taking court action for relatively small levels of arrears.
It added that the hard-line approach taken by lenders in threatening to take people to court, as well as their tendency to increase debt levels by piling on penalty default charges, drove many people to try to solve the problem by remortgaging or taking out other loans. …


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Predicting the incremental effects on transit ridership due to Bus-On-Shoulder operations
Date: August 2010
Creator: Machemehl, Randy B. & Pappas, Elani
Description: "Bus-On-Shoulder (BOS) operations are an extremely effective method for increasing the quality of a bus service; allowing for a bus to use a freeway shoulder as a bypass lane not only decreases bus travel time but also increases the bus service's overall performance. BOS has also been found to increase bus ridership. The modern BOS system began in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area almost 20 years ago. Using the extensive data available from Minneapolis-Saint Paul, ridership changes due to BOS operations were explored. The data showed that with 90% confidence, ridership will increase by at least 4.5% and as much as 14.3%. This paper also explores how the citizens of Austin, Texas would respond to a BOS operation on local freeways. A stated preference survey was administered to a sample of Austin commuters. It was determined that potential riders would desire a time savings of 7 or more minutes. Typically it is challenging for persons to accurately predict time savings, therefore it was concluded that for a BOS operation to be successful it was necessary for a there to be a perceived time savings."
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Use of Micro Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for roadside condition assessment
Date: December 2010
Creator: Gharaibeh, Nasir G. & Hart, William Scott
Description: "Micro Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (MUAVs) that are equipped with digital imaging systems and global positioning systems provide a potential opportunity for improving the effectiveness and safety of roadside condition and inventory surveys. This study provides an assessment of the effectiveness of MUAVs as a tool for collecting condition data for roadside infrastructure assets using three field experiments."
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A road pricing methodology for infrastructure cost recovery
Date: August 2010
Creator: Walton, C. Michael & Conway, Alison J.
Description: "The purpose of this research is to provide a theoretical framework for future commercial vehicle user-changing using real-time vehicle weight and configuration information collected using weigh-in-motion (WIM) systems."
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The light-duty-vehicle fleet's evolution: anticipating Plug-In-Electric-Vehicle adoption and greenhouse gas emissions across the U.S. fleet
Date: May 2011
Creator: Kockelman, Kara; Musti, Sashank & Paul, Binny
Description: "The first part of this report relies on stated and revealed preference survey results across a sample of U.S. households to first ascertain vehicle acquisition, disposal, and use patterns, and then simulate these for a synthetic population over time. The second part of this report relies on data from the U.S. Consumer Expenditure Survey (CEX) to estimate the welfare impacts of carbon taxes and household-level capping of emission (with carbon-credit trading allowed)."
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Compendium of student papers: 2010 undergraduate transportation scholars program
Date: June 2011
Creator: Hawkins, H. Gene; Almy, Isaac; Ballard, Lance; Brimley, Bradford; Huff, William; Larson, Gregory et al.
Description: "This report is a compilation of research papers written by students participating in the 2010 Undergraduate Transportation Scholars Program. The 10-week summer program, now in its 20th year, provides undergraduate students in Civil Engineering the opportunity to learn about transportation engineering through participating in sponsored transportation research projects. The program design allows students to interact directly with a Texas A&M University faculty member or Texas Transportation Institute researcher in developing a research proposal, conducting valid research, and documenting the research results through oral presentations and research papers. The papers in this compendium report on the following topics, respectively: 1) estimating carriers/truckers value of time due to congestion; 2) evaluating retroreflectivity measurement techniques for profiled and rumble stripe pavement markings; 3) analyzing retroreflectivity and color degradation in sign sheeting; 4) evaluating the effectiveness of LED enhanced stop paddles for school crossing guard use; 5) incorporating freight value into the Urban Mobility Report; 6) evaluating ASTM Standard Test Method E2177, retroreflectivity of pavement markings in a condition of wetness; 7) calibrating pavement performance prediction models; and 8) evaluating the effects of concrete curing compounds on hydration."
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Designing Fine Aggregate Mixtures to evaluate fatigue crack growth in asphalt mixtures
Date: April 2001
Creator: Bhasin, Amit; Motamed, Arash & Izadi, Anoosha
Description: "Fatigue cracking is a significant form of pavement distress in flexible pavements. The properties of the sand-asphalt mortars or fine aggregate matrix (FAM) can be used to characterize the evolution of fatigue crack growth and self-healing in asphalt mixtures. This study compares the internal microstructure of the mortar within a full asphalt mixture to the internal microstructure of the FAM specimen. This study also conducts a limited evaluation of the influence of mixture properties and methods of compaction on the engineering properties of the FAM specimens. The results from this study, although limited in number, indicate that in most cases the SGC compacted FAM specimen had a microstructure that most closely resembled the microstructure of the mortar within a full asphalt mixture. Another finding from this study was that, at a given level of damage, the healing characteristic of the three different types of FAM mixes was not significantly different. This indicates that the healing rate is mostly dictated by the type of binder and not significantly influenced by the gradation or binder content, as long as the volumetric distribution of the mastic was the same. In other words, the inherent healing characteristics of the asphalt binder play a more ...
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Optimized deployment of emission reduction technologies for large fleets
Date: June 2011
Creator: Kianfar, Kiavash; Memisoglu, Gokhan & Farzaneh, Mohamadreza
Description: "This research study produced an optimization framework for determining the most efficient emission reduction strategies among vehicles and equipment in a large fleet."
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Thinking critically about models used to predict emergency evacuation in Gulf Coast states
Date: July 2010
Creator: Moseley, Brandon; Wynn, Garlin & Lewis, Carol Abel
Description: "This work examines the application of these models in Gulf Coast states and discusses future direction for improving their use by government officials."
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Predicting the market potential of plug-in electric vehicles using multiday Global Positioning System data
Date: December 2011
Creator: Kockelman, Kara & Khan, Mobashwir
Description: "Detailed GPS data for a year's worth of travel by 255 households from the Seattle area were used to investigate how plug-in electric vehicle types may affect adoption rates and use levels."
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How fast is a fast train? : comparing attitudes and preferences for improved passenger rail service among urban areas in the South Central high-speed rail corridor
Date: December 2011
Creator: Morgan, Curtis Alan & Sperry, Benjamin R.
Description: "Using data from an Internet-based survey of residents in three communities in Central Texas-Waco, Temple, and Hillsboro-this research project examined the potential impacts of new intercity passenger rail service on small-or medium-sized communities located in the intermediate area between two larger urban areas that form the endpoints of a federally designated intercity high-speed rail corridor."
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We've paired the very best resorts to seek out your final turns with TripAdvisor's top-ranked hotels for each. Full Article
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With plenty of ski season still left, here's what spring snow and skiing looks like for 2016. Full Article
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The storm track delivers two large storm systems to the West this weekend. Full Article
27th January 2016
Pro advice on how to ski Park City, Jackson Hole, Squaw, Telluride and other legendary ski resorts from the mountain's legendary athletes themselves. Full Article
26th January 2016
All eyes are on a weekend Nor`easter sliding up the East Coast Friday and Saturday. Full Article
20th January 2016
Western U.S. ski resorts celebrate a snowy MLK Weekend 2016. Full Article
19th January 2016
A good weekend on tap for skiers and snowboarders! Full Article
13th January 2016
Skiers at Snowbird, Whitefish and Arizona Snowbowl are enjoying new upgrades at the resorts. Full Article
12th January 2016
Snow will continue to fall across the West through this weekend courtesy of two different storm systems. Full Article
6th January 2016
First timers can learn to ski or snowboard in the world's biggest lesson or January learning programs. Full Article
4th January 2016
After a two-week parade of large snowstorms across the West the pattern is going to flip-flop. Full Article
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Ski resorts across the West celebrate stellar holiday skiing with Christmas snowstorms. Full Article
28th December 2015
Three different winter storms are in the pipeline for the West this week where we'll be measuring snowfall in feet. Full Article
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Three different storm systems taking aim at the Pacific Northwest, California and the intermountain West between Friday and Wednesday of next week. Full Article
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Another something to be thankful for: a sprawling winter storm delivers new snow to the West this week. Full Article
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For the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, 78 ski resorts will be open in the West. Full Article
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Roxi D'Lite, Tootsie's Cabaret and Spearmint Rhino win big in New Orleans at the 18th Annual ED's Adult Nightclub & Exotic Dancer Awards Show
Hosted by comedian Thea Vidal at the Civic Theatre in New Orleans on August 25th, the "ED's" are the only national awards show for the multi-billion-dollar adult nightclub industry
September 2nd 2015, Clearwater, FL—In one of America's most historical cities, on the biggest stage in the industry and in front of a capacity crowd, the best of the adult nightclub industry were honored at the 18th Annual ED's Adult Nightclub and Exotic Dancer Awards Show. As the glitter settled, famed "bad girl of burlesque" Roxi D'Lite danced away as ED's Overall Entertainer of the Year, Tootsie's Cabaret in Miami Gardens was awarded Overall Gentlemen's Club of the Year, and Spearmint Rhino was bestowed with the coveted Club Chain of the Year. This year's show was held at the Civic Theater in downtown New Orleans on August 25th and hosted by Thea Vidale. Best known for her primetime ABC show "Thea," as well as "Last Comic Standing" Vidale is a 30-year comedy veteran whose show can be as clean or as dirty as the audience calls for—and the crowd loved every minute of her raunchy repertoire.


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Welcome to The Parkinson's & Movement Disorder Foundation (PMDF)
PMDF was founded in 1998 in Orange County, California. Our mission is to support basic and clinical research into the causes and treatments for Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders such as dystonia, myoclonus, spasticity, and tremor which will ultimately help us find a cure.
Our Foundation is committed to working with other organizations with similar philosophies in an effort to bring together expertise from both basic and clinical science perspectives.
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Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries.Anguil Aqua was developed to help our industrial clients with water ...
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Founded in 1985, AppliTek is a specialist manufacturer of monitoring solutions (on-line analyzers) for environmental and industrial applications. Its customers are found all around the Globe and vary from local EPC`s to national authorities and private companies that are eager to invest in environmental compliance and process efficiency.
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc.
based in Wilmington, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc. (ESS) has a long and proven track record. We have been providing air quality related services since 1979. Headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina, ESS has provided stack testing services in most of the fifty states and internationally. ESS serves clients in many industries including: Aluminum, Asphalt, Automobile, Carbon, ...
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PACE Environmental Products Inc. is your single best resource for turnkey CEMS Systems. Each CEMS is designed to conform to current EPA standards and is built to suit the monitoring requirements you need. Housed within a single cabinet, all systems are built with the highest quality and designed for easy maintenance and serviceability. Gases such as SO2, NO, NOx, CO2, O2 ...
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BlueStream Environmental Technology has over a decade of experience in developing microbial solutions that are both economically sound and environmentally effective. BlueStream products provide a safe, easy and effective solution for challenging hydrocarbon waste problems with numerous successful applications. BlueStream has earned its reputation for excellence with ...
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Enhesa is a global environmental, health and safety consulting firm, providing EHS regulatory compliance assurance support to businesses worldwide. Over the past 20 years, Enhesa has built a knowledgebase of EHS regulations which includes the `What` of business requirements, the `How` to develop cost-effective solutions and the `When` of enforcement activities in over 200 ...
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Recent Center Grove High School graduates Jay Prior and Sarah Thompson have been boyfriend-girlfriend since the second semester of the 2010-11 school year.
The couple's fork in the road, at least geographically, becomes realized Aug. 18 when Prior leaves for Lincoln Trail College in Robinson, Illinois, where he'll pitch for the Statesmen baseball program.
Thompson moves her belongings to Indiana University the following week. The four-year starter in center field for the Trojans' softball program plans to major in biology while playing in the outfield for the Hoosiers.
Prior's dorm room is a 90-minute drive southwest of the IU campus.
Plenty of absence to make young hearts grow fonder. Close enough to make it work.
Always supportive of each others' athletics pursuits, Thompson and Prior through recent North-South All-Star games both got to play and cheer one final time at the high school level.
Thompson along with former Greenwood standout Brittany Gray played for the South All-Stars in their two-game sweep of the North All-Stars on June 28 at Carmel's Cherry Tree Complex.
Prior contributed a hit and three innings pitched to help the South All-Stars win all three against the North last weekend at venerable McBride Stadium, a 1,800-seat minor-league facility in Richmond.
"I had a blast. It's definitely something I'll remember the rest of my life," Prior said. "Just being able to play with players you've always played against."
All-Star participants were issued matching uniforms for Saturday's doubleheader. However, the players were instructed to wear their high school uniform for Sunday's game, which allowed Prior an opportunity to model his Center Grove No. 15 one final time.
"It was definitely weird putting it on and not being at Center Grove," Prior said.
Cheering him on somewhat nervously was Thompson, whose All-Star experience resulted in two base hits in three at-bats.
"I was really honored to be chosen, and it was a good experience for me," Thompson said. "It was really cool to be able to compare how the two All-Star games were played. I thought the softball one was a little more organized, but the field was awesome where the baseball game was played."
Opened in 1936, McBride Stadium has been home to four minor-league baseball teams: the Richmond Roses (1946-48), Richmond Robins (1949), Richmond Tigers (1950-52) and Richmond Roosters (1995-2005).
It's now where the Richmond RiverRats of the collegiate summer Prospect League play home games.
While not nearly as old, the Cherry Tree Complex packs its own special history. It was home to the annual IHSAA Girls State Softball Finals from 1990-2004 before Ben Davis High School assumed hosting responsibilities in 2005.
Center Grove captured a single-class title at Cherry Tree in 1995, then won Class 3A championships there in 1998 and 2003. The Trojans were single-class state runner-up at the Carmel facility in 1992 and 1996 and later in 3A (2002) and 4A (2004).
It's where Gray, the Daily Journal's Player of the Year the past three seasons, officially closed out her fabulous high school softball career.
Gray pitched the opening two frames of the South All-Stars' Game 1 triumph, striking out two of the six batters she faced. At the plate, she delivered a single and was walked on two other occasions.
"I did alright. It wasn't my best," said Gray, the Daily Journal's 2014 Female Athlete of the Year who leaves Aug. 10 for the University of Georgia, where she'll pitch and play first base for the Bulldogs.
"It was a good experience to see a lot of people I haven't seen in a long time."


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Andrea Repositioning November 2008
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Ham Radio 2013
- Details
- Published: 10 July 2013
- Written by Hans PB2T
- Hits: 3720
What started as an empty stand, was soon filled with many people looking for a coffee and a chat. Jan DJ5AN did an excellent job running the EUDXF stand at Ham Radio 2013, assisted by Achim DF3EC, Jan DJ8NK, Babs DL7AFS, Margreet K2XYL, Rag LA5HE, Nicoletta XYL of PA0R, Ron PA3EWP. They put up the EUDXF flag at what must have been the highest spot in hall A. Thank you all!
9G5AA Ghana
- Details
- Published: 03 July 2013
- Written by Hans PB2T
- Hits: 3735
I hope EUDXF Members will find it interesting to hear about my IARU activities in Ghana
Amateur Radio Administration Courses (ARACs) have been offered in developing countries for more than twenty years. IARU has provided instructors and course material. Prior to 1983 and again from 1999 the ITU has co-sponsored these courses in developing countries. Host countries provide the training facility and local support. IARU has been looking for an opportunity to organize an ARAC in the English speaking part of Africa for several years. In January 2013 we agreed to have an ARAC in Accra in June 2013.
There were 24 participants in total, 20 from the Ghanaian National Communications Authority (NCA), three from the Communications Commission of Kenya, and one from the Ministry of Communications of South Sudan. The YASME Foundation sponsored the participant from South Sudan.
Participant learning objectives:
The primary objective of the ARAC is to train regulators (or prospective regulators) on the administration of the amateur service and amateur-satellite service in developing countries. Related objectives are to train others in associated positions such as managing disaster relief communications and to organize an amateur radio society. During the preparations of this ARAC it appeared that the Ghanaian administration had other expectations than addressing just the objectives described above. It was agreed to work on the Ghanaian National Allocation Table during the week of the ARAC. Course content: This ARAC became a combination of the traditional USTTI course (as offered by ARRL), production of a National Allocation Table and management training. Brennan Price N4QX presented typical USTTI elements, with additions on the European situation by myself. After an introduction the participants were put to work on the production of a national allocation table. Basis formed the work done by one of the NCA officers, who made an extract of the Radio Regulations. Participants discussed the purpose and layout of a National Allocation Table and were made aware of reference documents and stakeholder input. The amateur service served as a good example for other radio services. We also spent time on the question how to develop amateur radio in Ghana.
Future activities:
NCA Director General Vanpercy invited us to return to Ghana for further development of amateur radio in his country. There are about 10 callsigns issued to resident amateurs, but no local Ghanaians hold an amateur license. I agreed to come back with a group of radio amateurs from Europe and the USA. We discussed a tentative program including Instruction, an examination session, issuing licenses, the establishment of radio club(s), donation and installation of radios and antennas and a DXpedition style activity week. For this activity I need the support of EUDXF members. Therefor I will keep you posted on future plans.
Did we operate?
NCA issued amateur radio licenses to Brennan 9G5AB and myself 9G5AA. Ghana was the 72nd DXCC entity I operated from (three are deleted) and with 100 Watts and simple wire antennas I made 1200+ contacts on the WARC bands. My rig was a Ten-Tec Eagle and antenna's were half wave endfeds at about 5 meters height. I was extremely happy that there were trees in front of my hotel room.
New IRCs available
- Details
- Published: 03 July 2013
- Written by Hans PB2T
- Hits: 3767
The new "Water for Life" IRC went on sale on 1 July 2013. Postal customers will be able to exchange it until the end of 2017. It replaces the current coupon, known as the Nairobi model, which was first issued on 1 July 2009 and will remain valid until 31 December 2013. QSL managers will appreciate that you will exchange your old IRCs yourself and use the new type from now on.
No 9G5AA 2-7 July
- Details
- Published: 29 June 2013
- Written by Hans PB2T
- Hits: 3651
Published by DXNL and copied by others without veryfying was the news that PB2T will be active as 9G5AA 2-7 July. This is NOT correct. 9G5AA was active one month earlier 2-7 June. Direct QSLs for that operation have already been sent and cards were distributed in the EUDXF stand in Friedrichshafen
DJ9ON proposed DXCC Card Checker
- Details
- Published: 29 June 2013
- Written by Hans PB2T
- Hits: 3878
EUDXF proposed Dieter Messer DJ9ON as DXCC Card Checker and we are waiting for his appointment by ARRL. As can be seen on the photo Dieter was put at work In the ARRL stand in Friedrchshafen, probably to get some hands on training. Dieter also qualifies as checker for 160 meter contacts.
- Details
- Published: 09 June 2012
- Written by 1A0C
- Hits: 7000
Thirty years have passed since 1A made its way onto the DXCC list. And an activation by an International team looks to celebrate the uniqueness of this event. So, from the 1st to the 4th July, we will listen them on the air as 1A0C from Santa Maria del Priorato, home of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
The callsign that will be used belongs to the "The Order of Malta's Italian Relief Corps (CISOM)", an organization specialized in bringing assistance and relief during emergencies. This underscores the dual value of this activation. On the one hand, there's the fun side ham radio, giving a not so easy "new one" to as many stations as possible (especially from the US and Japan).
On the other hand, however, there's the noble goal, as often seen in ham radio, where a spirit of cooperation and mutual aid are shared by operators all over the world. The team's aim, in fact, is to raise funds – thanks to donations and contributions from QSL requests – in order to buy radio equipment which The Order of Malta's Italian Relief Corps volunteers will be able to use in case of emergencies.
The operators list includes: 1A0X, 1A0Z, EA2RY, EA5RM, EA7AJR, EA7KW, F5CWU, IN3ZNR, IT9YVO, IZ8IYX, PB2T, SP3DOI and KH6CG as a pilot for North America and Pacific.
They will be active on HF+6m and the QSLs for contacts with 1A0C can be requested via Francesco Cozzi, 1A0Z. Check http://www.1a0c.com
DL1VU turns 90
- Details
- Published: 15 May 2012
- Written by PB2T
- Hits: 7254
On 15 May 2012 our life member and ex-board member Karl H. Hille DL1VU turns 90 years old. Karl has served EUDXF as Board Member from 1995 - 2004 and has made numerous contacts from the Pacific. A longer article about his activities will be published in our newsletter. We wish Karl a Happy Birthday and many returns.


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CAMRA North-East Suffolk branch.
last updated 13/03/2016
The license was expired in 1907 as part of a scheme to consolidate "excess" alcohol licenses.
Street number from 1909 Rates book.
Location on the map and photo assume the street numbering scheme is unchanged.
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
Closure date from Blything licensing records.
(** historic newspaper information from Stuart Ansell)


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Poblano Fresco On Poblano Cheese Bread
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Yukon College's Dr. Fabrice Calmels and Dr. Bronwyn Benkert will be presenting on Geohazards in a Changing Climate at GAC MAC 2016.
From flooding to coastal erosion, permafrost thaw to slope movement, the impacts of climate changes have already, and will continue to, have a significant impact on a variety of geohazards. The purpose of this session is to explore how these changes are creating or intensifying geohazards in a broad range of environments. We invite presentations on issues relating to new or already well-known threats, methods for risk and vulnerability assessment, and approaches to mitigation. Presentations may also address topics relating to the development of adaptation strategies, engineering approaches, and/or other physical responses to geohazards, or bring forward interesting or novel case study examples of geohazards in a changing climate.
Yukon College's Dr. Amelie Janin, University of Saskatchewan's Dr. Katherine Stewart and Yukon government's Dr. Dustin Rainey are presenting at GAC MAC 2016.
The mining industry has evolved to a point where responsible mine life cycle planning must include implementation of long-term environmental mitigation measures before, during and after mineral resource extraction. Geoscientists are well suited to participate in all phases of the mine life cycle because geological and geochemical properties of ore bodies and near-surface geological materials directly control the mineral assets exploited by mining, and the potential environmental liabilities associated with uncontrolled metal leaching and acid rock drainage. This session provides an opportunity for geoscience practitioners to present on topics that facilitate achievement of long-term protection of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems adjacent to mines, and the remediation of mining disturbances.
Join staff and students at the McIntyre Creek Salmon Incubation Facility for an Open House and BBQ.
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Kelly Ripa And Mark Consuelos List Their SoHo Home For $24.5 Million
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are selling their Soho penthouse at 76 Crosby Street for a whopping $24.5 million.
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Oh I just thought if I was to be truefully, I found the first three photo's didnt really had the WOW factor for me. But then, when you progress through out your photo album we start to see you being more creative and experimental with the diffrent types of angles you choose to use. However, this just relates to the human photography sector. But I dont really have much knowledge on photography. Therefore, dont take my word for it. Im most likely talking a load of b.s lol
Though I do agree. I love the mixture of colours you see. Its very neutral. Its the type of photo I would use to re-create using watercolour paints. Actually if you dont mind, I might give it a go. Thats of course if you dont mind? I'll be sure to post it up on here after I've finished drawing it :D and complement you for it hehe
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