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Summer 2008 News Brief: Catch up with our latest research quickly by reading our summer News Brief! [PDF 200 kB] If you'd like to receive future News Briefs, sign up here.
Our Forest Service colleague Geoffrey Donovan has been studying the impacts of trees on property values in Portland. Catch a first glimpse of the results in Community Tree Connections, the newsletter of the Oregon Dept. of Forestry Urban and Community Forestry Program. "On average, trees add $7,020 to the price of a house in Portland, which is equivalent to increasing the size of the house by 106 square feet."
The Urban Forest Greenhouse Gas Reporting Protocol moves forward with the California Climate Action Registry! The Registry has made some changes to our final draft of the Protocol and released their version for a period of review and public comment. We hope you'll take the time to review it and share it widely. Comments are due August 4 and can be addressed to email@example.com. The California Registry will hold a public workshop on Tuesday, July 29 at 1 PM - 4 PM (PDT) at the Cal/EPA Headquarters in Sacramento to discuss the Urban Forest Project Reporting Protocol and answer questions.
Urban Forest Greenhouse Gas Reporting Protocol: We've completed the final draft of the Urban Forest Protocol and have presented it to the California Climate Action Registry for their review. They will hold a public comment period this summer and then will vote to adopt during their August board meeting. We'll provide the details of the public comment period when they become available.
Read about the "Greening of America" in the Washington Post. "Spurred by visions of their cities frying in a warmer world, mayors around the nation have grasped a green solution: trees!"
The newest volume in our national Tree Guide series, the Temperate Interior West Community Tree Guide: Benefits, Costs, and Strategic Planting, is available online and in print! Residents of this region will be interested to learn more that a large shade tree in their area can provide up to $75 in net benefits each year. The Tree Guide includes helpful information for customizing the data in the report to suit your location and offers many ideas for maximizing the ecosystem services provided by trees. If you live in this region and are interested in getting the media involved in understanding the benefits of trees, our press release can be used to create interest!
The latest release in our national Tree Guide series, the Interior West Community Tree Guide: Benefits, Costs, and Strategic Planting, is available online and in print! Residents of this very hot and dry western region will be interested to learn more about the benefits that trees provide. Urban forest managers and other tree lovers will find great tips on making use of the data in the Tree Guide to determine the ecosystem services provided by your own city trees. If you live in this region and are interested in getting the media involved in understanding the benefits of trees, our press release can be used to create interest!
San Francisco Bay Area State of the Urban Forest Final Report: We've just released our study of the urban tree canopy of the San Francisco Bay area. The report had three goals: (1) to describe the historic changes to the region's urban canopy cover and amount of impervious surface, (2) to quantify the value of ecosystem services the current forest provides, and (3) to estimate future benefits based on possible expansion of the urban forest. It's full of interesting information for Bay area residents and anyone who would like to know more about the benefits of trees. For a quick review, read our one-page summary.
Unraveling the Debate: Some of you may have been following recent controversies in the media regarding the role of trees in the fight against global climate change. Read our take on the subject in the fall issue of California Trees. "Trees and alternative energy sources
are not mutually exclusive—both have a place
in reducing carbon dioxide emissions..."
The Benefits of Trees in Honolulu: The latest in our series of municipal forest resource analyses is available. Our indepth study of Honolulu's urban forest showed that the majestic and colorful trees of Hawaii's capital city are providing residents with nearly a 300% return on investment, offering approximately $2.98 in benefits for every $1 spent to care for them!
A Green Thumbs-Up for Trees: Read up on volunteer and citizen efforts to plant trees in cities across the country in the Philadelphia Inquirer. "Digging in to Cool the Planet" has a lot of good information about trees and their environmental benefits, including the role of tree in fighting global climate change.
The Northeast Community Tree Guide: Benefits, Costs and Strategic Planting has been released! Be sure to read the latest in our nationwide series to learn more about the ecosystem services and other benefits trees provide to residents of the Northeast. Copies can be downloaded or printed versions can be requested. To learn more about the urban forest of New York, the reference city for this Tree Guide, and how we used STRATUM to determine the benefits there, read our Municipal Forest Resource Analysis. For a quick summary and an example of STRATUM in action, check out "Maybe Only God Can Make a Tree, but Only People Can Put a Price on It" from the New York Times [PDF 450 kB]. "It seems like a Zen koan: how much is a New York City tree worth?..."
We've moved! On Tuesday, November 13, we officially took up residence in a new building with our Forest Service colleagues! Please adjust your contact information as follows:
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Uprooted: Read about the struggling status [PDF 800 kB] of urban forests and hear from Forest Service scientists in a recent issue of Time magazine. "Trees have always struggled to survive in cities, and now they're losing the fight. That's bad for them--and for us."
Jim Simpson has been the recipient of a second award this year! On November 2nd, the California Urban Forest Council awarded Dr. Simpson, the Center's forest meteorologist, the Durrell Maugh Founders Award in recognition of his contribution to education. Click here to read up on Jim's work. Congratulations Jim!
Urban Trees and Greenhouse Gas Reductions: We've finished the outline [PDF 150 kB] of the Urban Forest Greenhouse Gas Reporting Protocols with the help of many of you. To everyone on our Steering, Technical Advisory, and Stakeholders Committees--we greatly appreciate for the support and the feedback! We're looking forward to working with you on the next phase. For more information on the Protocols and the role of urban forests in fighting global climate change, see our Protocols website. Check back often for more information!
STRATUM and New York City: To learn more about the benefits that trees are providing in New York City, read our newest Municipal Forest Resource Analysis [PDF 1.4 MB]. For a quick summary and an example of STRATUM in action, check out "Maybe Only God Can Make a Tree, but Only People Can Put a Price on It" from the New York Times [PDF 450 kB] on April 18th. "It seems like a Zen koan: how much is a New York City tree worth?..."
Turning over a new leaf at the EPA: Read more about the Urban Forests for Clean Air Project, a new way to think about solving our air quality problems, in the Sacramento Bee. [PDF 29kB] The Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District is working with us "to include trees in the federally mandated air quality plan it's sending the EPA early next year."
News Brief: Catch up with our latest research quickly by reading our summer News Brief! [PDF 200 kB] If you'd like to receive future News Briefs, sign up here.
STRATUM and Boise: To learn more about the return on investment that trees are providing in Boise, read our newest Municipal Forest Resource Analysis [PDF 1.5 MB].
Leafy, green, and good : Read Greg McPherson's Op-Ed [PDF 17 kB] in the Los Angeles Times for a discussion of the role of urban trees in combatting global warming. "Fighting climate change is complicated — but the benefits of trees in cities are not an illusion..."
New Tree Guides: Be sure to check out the latest editions to our Community Tree Guide: Benefits, Costs, and Strategic Planting series for the Midwest, the Piedmont, and the Coastal Plain. If you would like to order printed copies, information is available here.
Urban Forests and Climate Change: Soon California residents will be able to register urban forest projects through the California Climate Action Registry. Read our project summary [PDF 77 kB] describing the Urban Forestry Protocols. Have you heard talk in the media recently questioning the value of trees in fighting climate change? Read our take on the subject in the June issue of Arborist News.
Urban Forestry and Urban Greening Journal: Read about the viability of urban trees in a carbon credit market in an article by Melissa McHale, Greg McPherson, and Ingrid Burke [PDF 262 kB] in the Urban Forestry and Urban Greening 6: 49-60.
New Research Summary: Why Shade Streets? The Unexpected Benefit. See the latest summary of our research. View PDF document [3.18 MB]
Renewable Resources Journal: Read about the state of urban forestry in North America in an article by Greg McPherson in the Renewable Resources Journal 24(3): 8-12.
Los Angeles' Million Tree Initiative: Listen in on a radio show with Greg McPherson as he talks about the Million Tree Initiative on the Earth and Sky radio series.
i-Tree Release Date: August 1, 2006. Attend the i-Tree debut session, i-Tree - New Technologies to Assess Your Urban Forest: The Minneapolis Experience, at the ISA Annual Conference in Minneapolis.
In His Own Words
A Conversation With James R. Geiger
- Maximizing the Nation's Benefits from Urban Forests. Read this Special Feature in the latest Forest Service Sustainable Development e-News.
New Municipal Forest Resource Analysis Available. See report: City of Charleston, South Carolina Municipal Forest Resource Analysis. View PDF document [1.40MB]
New Research Summary: "Trees - the Air Pollution Solution" See the latest summary of our air quality research. View PDF document [1.17MB]
Dr. McPherson's April 25, 2006 Conference Call Presentation. i-Tree: Demonstrating that Trees Pay Us Back! See how the new i-Tree tool, integrates four urban and community forestry tools: UFORE, STRATUM, MCTI, and the Storm Damage Assessment Protocol. See: www.itreetools.org. View presentation
New Newsletter: Fall 2005⁄Winter 2006. Top story - "Demystifying Reference Cities- the power behind STRATUM." What do you do if you are NOT a reference city? Find out the answer. Click here to sign up to receive future issues electronically. - View PDF document
Getting More Than We Pay For - City Trees Magazine highlights our Center's work on STRATUM throughout the United States. Read the article.
UC Davis is Testing 14 Elm Varieties - New disease resistant varities are being tested as part of a national elm renaissance. Read the article.
New Newsletter: Summer 2005. Top story - "Making Research Work for You, the Story of Greenprint." Learn why it is so important to combine scientific research with marketing the value of trees to local elected officials. Click here to sign up to receive future issues electronically. - View PDF document [0.62MB]
Honolulu, HI new reference city: The city of Honolulu has joined Boise as a new reference city. Honolulu will represent the Tropical Climate Region. Work will begin in late September to collect field data. Read the Honolulu Project profile...[pdf]
Boise, ID new reference city. The city of Boise has been selected as the reference city for the Temperate Interior West climate region. Work began earlier this month to collect the field data. Over the next several months we will run calculations to determine tree values for energy conservation, air pollutant removal, stormwater retention, and property value increase. Other cities within the climate region can obtain customized results using STRATUM.
Read Boise Tree Canopy Survey article...[pdf]
Read Feds come to City of Trees article...[pdf]
New Newsletter. Top story: "Fire Prevention in the Wildland-Urban Interface. What we've learned." See what lessons two case studies have taught us. Also in this issue: "Regional Urban Forest Canopy Cover Analyses." Our preliminary results already reveal some interesting facts about expanding developments. Click here to sign up to receive future issues electronically. - View PDF document [0.67MB]
Lessons learned from hazardous fuels treatment projects. See what we found when we took a look back at two projects conducted in the early 1990's.
Read Shingletown PDF Document...
Read Incline Village PDF Document...
State of the Urban Forest Report for the San Francisco Bay Area. This interim progress report describes the region's urban forest structure and quantifies the value of ecosystem services it produces. Full report due Spring 2006. - View PDF document [1.52MB] - Download file [2MB]
Some Quick Updates. See a recap of our STRATUM workshop held March 28-29, and updates on STRATUM's future, i-Tree, and our Reference City program. - View PDF document [0.14MB]
Natural Inquirer Features Urban Forestry. The Natural Inquirer is a middle school science education journal. This edition is devoted entirely to urban forestry. See our science and scientists in action on pages 17, 38, and 45. Go to: View the document.
Trees Equal Clean Air According to New Research. Arbor Day is the perfect time to plant more trees according to Dr. McPherson. See Arbor Day press release. - View PDF document [0.02MB]
What a Difference a Tree Makes.
Dr. McPherson featured in the Backyard Habitat section of the April-May 2005 National Wildlife Magazine. Read the article...
Growing Need is Seen for Big Trees.
"Greenprint" program hopes to double the shade canopy in a six county area around Sacramento, CA.
Read Sacramento Bee article...
Benefits of Trees on NPR. Hear how important benefits of trees are to quality of life in communities on Capitol Public Radio in Sacramento. On April 12, Dr. Greg McPherson, and staff from the Sacramento Tree Foundation, discussed the benefits of trees and the importance planting additional trees while also caring for the existing ones. Listen to the broadcast now!
New Newsletter. Top story: "Replace field surveys with AVIRIS infrared imagery. Can we?" No more field surveys. See how AVIRIS can work for you. Also in this issue: "Fitting tree into the planning process." We take another look at how to do parking lots right. Click here to sign up to receive future issues electronically. - View PDF document [2.69MB] - Download file [2.49MB]
Tree Growth Visualization. See a tree grow in animation, and watch the benefits accrue. Download AVI File [20.1MB]- This file is packaged as a compressed zip. Please extract the file to a folder on your computer and open file tree_anime.avi. - View PDF document [0.64MB]
New article by Dr. McPherson: Benefits of Trees - Watershed, Energy, and Air. Published in the Arborsit News, December 2004. - View PDF document [0.61MB] - Download file [2.59MB]
Keeping Trees Saves Cash: Bangor Daily News reports on research from our Center. By Kathy Carter, Orono Tree Board. View Article
New Newsletter available. This Special Edition is devoted entirely to air quality. Find out about the pollutants, how "green" cleans, unlocking the mystery of deposition, "green" economics, and fitting trees into the regulatory process. Click here to sign up to receive future issues electronically. - View PDF document [0.7MB]
Desert Southwest Community Tree Guide Available! This new Tree Guide identifies and describes the benefits and costs of planting trees in the desert southwest climate region. It is the sixth in a series of Tree Guides for the United States. - View PDF document [3.56MB] - Download file [7.61MB]
i-Tree/STRATUM Two Day Workshop, March 28-29, 2005 - learn to use this computer-based resource management tool to assess your street tree resource, develop policy, and set priorities. Limited to 30 participants, so register today. Workshop Find out more about i-Tree/STRATUM
A new feature of our website: We have just added powerpoints of all of our speeches. Click on Upcoming Speeches to view our latest talks.
Dr. McPherson in the News. The San Luis Obispo (CA) Tribune features our own Dr. McPherson in an article about storm damaged trees. Read the Article
Ventura County Star publishes story on our new fire software: " Software lets users asess fire vulnerability." Homeowners can learn how to keep their back yards safe. Read the Article
New Newsletter. Top story: "What Are Your Trees Relative Performance Index?" See what it takes to rate your trees performance. Also in this issue: The Forest Service lauches Treesearch, and find out how your tree program stacks up to Cheyenne's. Click here to sign up to receive future issues electronically. - View PDF document [1.6MB] - Download file [1.57MB]
FireWise for home safety. We just released a new computer tool designed to demonstrate fire safety choices while retaining aesthetics and privacy. Go to ecosmart.gov. - View PDF document [0.16MB]
Make the large tree argument. Don't settle for your community planting small-stature trees at the expense of large-stature trees. See our latest research summary. - View PDF document [2.75MB] - Download file [3.49MB]
Land Development Today features our research on bioretainment: Land Development Today
American Society of Landscape Architects runs article in their newsletter on our stormwater research. See the article: http://www.asla.org/land/raindrain.html
Olympic Torch research in the news. "Like almost all objects of modern society, the Olympic torch makes pollution. Just how much pollution is the subject of a curious study by a forester in Davis."
See Sacramento Bee Article
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New Newsletter. Top story: "STRATUM in Action." See how the City of North Vancouver, B.C. incorporated STRATUM into its planning process. Also find out how many trees it takes to offset the transport of the Olympic torch. And meet the new kid on the block. Click here to sign up to receive future issues electronically. - View PDF document [1.17MB]
Special EPA Conference Call Will Feature Greg McPherson. Here him speak on Wednesday, June 2. Topic: "Air Quality Benefits From Parking Lot Shade." Click here for more details and call-in information: - View PDF document [0.15MB]
"STRATUM in Action" - Our Center's STRATUM model played an important part in the development of the Street Tree Master Plan for the The City of North Vancouver, British Columbia. For more details on STRATUM in action click:http://www.lanarc.ca/cnvsurvey/


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Hollywood loves a remake! That's certainly the case with Stella Dallas, which has a 1925 silent version directed by Henry King, a 1937 version directed by King Vidor, and a 1990 version (called Stella) starring Bette Midler. Read more
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Like most children growing up in the last half of the 20th century, I dreamed of a 64-count box of Crayola crayons. In school we had eight-count boxes. I wanted 64—all the myriad colors including bittersweet, sky blue, and raw umber. The 64-count box also had a built-in sharpener. A virtual Technicolor assortment of waxy goodness and a sharpener to keep them in ready condition! What more could a child have wanted? I drew all kinds of pictures and shapes, some more recognizable than others. Read more
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"War is partly madness, mostly insanity, and the rest of it's schizophrenia. You do ask yourself, 'Why am I here? What is my purpose? What's this got to do with photography?' And it goes on and on, the questioning. You're trying to stay alive, you're trying to take pictures, you're trying to justify your presence there. Read more
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Whenever I am on a Metro North train, barreling along the Hudson River north of New York City, I try to sit on the river side of the car in order to get a good look at Bannerman's Castle. Perhaps you, too, have been intrigued by the carcass of what appears to be a red brick castle fallen into decay, about 1,000 feet from the shoreline on the six-acre Pollepel Island. Having just watched René Clair's The Ghost Goes West, I couldn't help but think of the decrepit, battered ruin. Read more
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The Road More TraveledThis driving piece of power-pop carries a psychedelic edge, making it ideal to use when the road trip takes a turn for the unusual.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS15OR_200.jpgSingle55108-ST$ 39.9555108-EX$ 59.9555108-W$ 149.95Genre: Rock, Alternative Rock, Vintage, Retro Rock, Western Production Types: Commercials, Travel, Home Videos Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Competitive, Funny, Old-Fashioned, Punchy, Raw, Quirky Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Instrumental
The Road More Traveled from the album Open Road
Bikini BeachSun-bleached blondes and surfin' safaris of the early 60s, complete with background doo-wop vocals.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/goodtimes.jpgSingle602-ST$ 39.95602-EX$ 59.95602-W$ 149.95Genre: Outdoorsy, Themes, Period, Retro, Surf, Classic Rock, Pop Rock, Retro Rock, Rock Production Types: Travel, Action-Drama, Home Videos Emotions: Happy, Cool, Lively, Old-Fashioned, Spirited, Action, Fun, Upbeat Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Guitar (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar
Bikini Beach from the album Good Times
Old Time RideA rousing, whimsical piano kicks up a dash of quaint, old-time tomfoolery in this stirring, danceable tune.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGF_200.jpgSingle7100183-ST$ 39.957100183-EX$ 59.957100183-W$ 149.95Genre: Southern, Vintage, Retro Rock, Western Production Types: Commercials, Cooking, Travel, Comedy, Home Videos Emotions: Exciting, Happy, Comical, Exuberant, Fresh, Funny, Inspiring, Motivating, Fun, Chase, Festive Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Piano, Instrumental
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Word Of MouthTap your fingers on the steering wheel as you roll down the highway with a bit of blues driven by electric organ, synth and a warm, old-time rock and roll feel.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGF_200.jpgSingle7100181-ST$ 39.957100181-EX$ 59.957100181-W$ 149.95Genre: Southern, Blues, Rock, Retro Rock Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Cooking, Travel, Comedy, Home Videos Emotions: Driving, Exciting, Cool, Cheerful, Fresh, Leisurely, Lively, Motivating, Refreshing, Bluesy, Fun, Festive Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Electric), Organ, Guitar (Lap Steel), Instrumental
Word Of Mouth from the album GFGF
Full ThrottleA relentless and fast-paced track that will drive any scene forward.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATBLB_200.jpgSingle7100143-ST$ 39.957100143-EX$ 59.957100143-W$ 149.95Genre: Blues, Rock, Retro, Surf, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Rockin, Vintage, Pop Rock, Hard Rock, Retro Rock Production Types: Sports, Animation, Cinematic, Commercials, Indie Film, Reality TV, Short Film, Home Videos, Background Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Edgy, Cool, Bold, Competitive, Crazy, Extreme, Exuberant, Fierce, Intense, Lively, Motivating, Powerful, Punchy, Raw, Striving, Thrilling, Wacky, Bluesy, Quirky, Festive, Heavy, Raucous, Slammin, Upbeat Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Electric), Organ, Instrumental, Guitar
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Don't Stop SambaYou'll be compelled to move and groove with this catchy, Latin number. Features fun vocal highlights.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS24KK_200.jpgSingle56304-ST$ 39.9556304-EX$ 59.9556304-W$ 149.95Genre: Latin, Electronica, Retro Rock, Latin American Production Types: Commercials, Travel, Home Videos Emotions: Sleek, Tongue-in-cheek, Cool, Lively, Fun, Festive Instrument: Electronic, Latin Band, Instrumental
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Wiped OutGonzo surf rock, punk and new wave all thrown into a blender, resulting in an unbeatable dance creation. Go wild and party out of bounds with this rockin' track.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS24KK_200.jpgSingle56310-ST$ 39.9556310-EX$ 59.9556310-W$ 149.95Genre: Rock, Retro, Surf, Rockin, Retro Rock Production Types: Sports, Commercials, Travel, Home Videos Emotions: Driving, Edgy, Competitive, Incessant, Punchy Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Instrumental
Wiped Out from the album Kool Kitsch
Lazy DaisyThis laid back melodic tune features trombone and works perfectly for commercials, or any form of less-than-serious situation.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGSS_200.jpgSingle69305-ST$ 39.9569305-EX$ 59.9569305-W$ 149.95Genre: Retro Rock, Specialty Production Types: Kids, Commercials, Comedy, Home Videos Emotions: Tongue-in-cheek, Comical, Goofy, Old-Fashioned, Wacky, Whimsical, Quirky, Fun Instrument: Big Band, Brass Section, Trombone, Tuba, Instrumental
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Freight Train Coming from the album Classic Rock & Roll (PS67)
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He has eclipsed 100 rushing yards and found paydirt in his last two starts for the Broncos. Fans are beginning to wonder if they had been wrong about the McDaniels era holdover, Knowshon Moreno. Is he finally rounding into form for the Broncos?
Fool me once ...
Shame on you if you think that Moreno can be counted on to lead the Broncos through the playoffs. He represents a vulnerability that could prove costly. While Moreno has fought valiantly to hold onto the football recently, a couple of poorly timed fumbles could mean the difference between a trip to New Orleans and a deflating end to an exciting season.
I, for one, am worried. Willis McGahee is not eligible to return to the team until the AFC Championship game when, according to NFL whiz Cecil Lammey, Willis would back up Moreno (assuming he's actually healthy). That leaves the Broncos very much counting on Knowshon, Lance Ball and Ronny Hillman, none of whom have proven that they have Championship level ability.
Luckily, Denver is a passing team with an MVP quarterback playing at a higher level than anybody anticipated. The running game is not as crucial to the Broncos as it is to the Texans and other AFC teams. Still, they are going to hand the ball off. Let's all just hope that Moreno can hold on to that sucker.
It would be an awful shame to this impressive Broncos run ended by a guy who's fooled us before.


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The not-at-all surprising fiscal cliff drama currently unfolding on Capitol Hill warrants a mere yawn from the average American voter. We have heard it before. We have watched crises after crises unfold and are no longer buying the doomsday rhetoric which serves as political collateral for the Congressional royalty. We have been misled before into a feeding frenzy only to see whatever substantive issue exploited, then kicked down the road as extensions and delays are employed as the status quo of Congressional accomplishments. Congress, simply put, has cried wolf one too many times. And if there is a serious crisis in the future they want people to pay attention to, I am afraid it's too late. No one is listening any more. A serious issue would have warranted an answer last year, last month, even last week. A serious issue would have warranted discussion during a presidential election. Yet, the term "fiscal cliff" was not employed even once during the electoral process.
The sad part to this story is that America is in danger. America's credit has been downgraded once - once again would yield a devastating blow. Those in power have played politics with the lives of Americans and the way of our Democracy and that will eventually have consequences. Questions about tax increases, decreases will be meaningless when China comes calling for their borrowed monies. We have elected individuals to represent our interests but they are much too busy representing themselves. Americans are tired, sick and tired of all the talk.
I know the America I grew up in is slowly slipping away. And no one is actually doing anything in Washington DC to save it. Perhaps the wake-up call to Congress will be when they take their latest crisis at the end of the December to the American airwaves and realize everyone, instead, was watching American Idol.


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Guerrero, T; Geyer, H; Hässig, M; Montavon, P M (2007). Effect of conformation of the distal portion of the femur and proximal portion of the tibia on the pathogenesis of cranial cruciate ligament disease in dogs. American Journal of Veterinary Research, 68(12):1332-1337.
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate mediolateral radiographic views of stifle joints to identify conformational differences between athletically sound dogs and dogs with cranial cruciate ligament disease (CCLD). SAMPLE POPULATION: Radiographic images of 50 stifle joints of 43 dogs with surgically confirmed CCLD and 50 stifle joints of 38 dogs without clinical signs of stifle joint disease. PROCEDURES: Mediolateral radiographic views of stifle joints were obtained, and long axes of the femur, tibia, and femoral condyles were measured. Angles between long axes of the femur and femoral condyle and between long axes of the femur and tibia were measured. Circles were drawn representing the joint surface of femoral condyles (circle 1), area of contact on the tibial plateau (circle 2), and femoral trochlea (circle 3). Radii of circles 1, 2 (line F), and 3 were measured. Distances between midpoints of circles 1 and 2 (line K) and between midpoint of circle 2 and most cranial aspect of the tibial tuberosity (line G) were measured. To evaluate differences in conformation that could lead to CCLD, quotients derived from measurements were created for comparison; angles were compared between dog groups. RESULTS: Significant differences were found in the quotients created by the lengths of lines G and F and lines G and K between dogs with and without CCLD. CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE: No anatomic differences were detected in the distal portion of the femur between dogs with and without CCLD. Development of the tibial tuberosity and shape (convexity) of tibial condyles may be relevant in the pathogenesis of CCLD.
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What: 15th annual San Pedro River mapping to determine where water is present. Dozens of partners coordinate this massive effort that covers over 270 miles within the San Pedro River Basin. In addition to local residents along the river, the partners include the Bureau of Land Management, Community Watershed Alliance of Benson, Cascabel voluneers, and Mexican partners and landowners.
When: Saturday, June 15 at 6:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Where: The San Pedro River, from its headwater streams in Mexico to its confluence with the Gila River near Winkelman, tributaries of the San Pedro including the Babocomari River, Aravaipa Creek, Hot Springs Canyon and many other smaller tributaries, covering over 270 river miles. When this effort began in 1999, volunteers mapped 50 river miles. BLM National Conservation Lands include the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area and Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness.
Why: The increasing demands for water coupled with drought conditions continue to affect water availability in the San Pedro River Basin for both people and nature. Because the extended drought continues, this project is increasingly urgent to determine long-term trends. Last year's mapping revealed that water was present in 29 percent of the river overall in late June before the monsoon rains began. By determining what areas no longer flow via the annual mapping, the Conservancy and many partners can determine where to focus conservation projects. The health of the San Pedro is important to our future, and the millions of birds that use this migratory pathway each year.
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Ford raises Bath expectations
Mike Ford admits Bath would have taken a top six Aviva Premiership finish at the start of this season but that has now been overtaken by realistic play-off ambitions.
Bath host Wasps on Saturday knowing that victory would keep them in third place with just seven league games left.
They might be 10 points behind second-placed Saracens and 11 adrift of leaders Northampton, but the west country club are unquestionably genuine title contenders.
"They (Northampton and Saracens) will be tough to catch - I wish we had a 10-point lead - but there have been a few wobbles out there," Bath head coach Ford said.
"Leicester just got through their last two games, Saracens lost to London Irish and we had a scare at Exeter, so it could easily all happen again this weekend.
"We would have taken top six right at the beginning of the season, but where we are now we want to get to the play-offs.
"If you get into that, it's then a straight shoot-out. And if we are away from home, we will take that.
"You can work it out, saying over the last five years you need an average number of points to get into the play-offs. I've done that in the past and I've probably got it on my laptop, but I've not done that for ages.
"We've prided ourselves on just getting better every day, and this is the next game. We still think we are improving, but we've not won anything. It's extremely tight, and we have just got to keep doing what we are doing."


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The Danube is coming
By csj on ápr. 03, 2006
Spring came a bit late this year and it brought a huge flood on all major and minor rivers of Hungary. Both the Danube and Tisza rivers are flooded, several hundred people were evacuated from their homes. There are some cities that are completely cut off and cannot be approaced by road. Some underground stations in Budapest also experience minor water leakage, some rail services were shut down.
I've taken some pictures yesterday in Esztergom, but the Danube is expected to rise another 30-40 cm. If it does, this will be the highest flood ever recorded in the last 150 years:
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Bulgaria has many stray dogs. The problem has become so large that people often resort to disgusting acts of violence leaving dogs dead, maimed and paralysed. To solve this problem the government has resorted to mass poisonings. This is not a solution.
The government needs to support trap, neuter and release (TNR) programmes. In TNR programmes dogs are fed in central places, captured, provided with medical care and then neutered. Homes are found for puppies and the others are released and taken care of locally.
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Hawley was an extremely intelligent astrophysicist with a near-photographic memory that could recall shuttle schematics and checklists at will. It was said to have him on a mission was like having a sixth General Purpose Computer aboard. A sports addict, he was also trained as a professional baseball umpire. Called the Attack Astronomer by the military pilot astronauts. He married the ultra-feminist Sally Ride, which put a crimp on his sharing in the antics of the male chauvinist military test pilots. Nicknamed Cheetah to Mullane's Tarzan after the duo's infamously fawning encounter with Bo Derek during the filming of Tarzan the Ape Man.
STS-41D launched from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on August 30, 1984. Crew members included Hank Hartsfield (spacecraft commander), Mike Coats (pilot), Judy Resnik and Mike Mullane (mission specialists), and Charlie Walker (payload specialist). This was the maiden flight of the Space Shuttle Discovery. During the 7-day mission the crew successfully activated the OAST-1 solar cell wing experiment, deployed the SBS-D, SYNCOM IV-2, and TELSTAR 3-C satellites, operated the CFES-III experiment, the student crystal growth experiment, as well as photography experiments using the IMAX motion picture camera. STS-41D completed 96 orbits of the Earth in 144 hours and 57 minutes before landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California, on September 5, 1984.
STS-61C launched from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on January 12, 1986. Crew members included Robert "Hoot" Gibson (spacecraft commander), Charles Bolden (pilot), Franklin Chang-Díaz and George "Pinky" Nelson (mission specialists), Robert Cenker of RCA, and Congressman Bill Nelson (payload specialists). During the 6-day flight of Columbia the crew deployed the SATCOM KU satellite and conducted experiments in astrophysics and materials processing. Mission duration was 146 hours and 03 minutes. STS-61C made a successful night landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California, on January 18, 1986.
STS-31 launched on April 24, 1990, from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The crew aboard Space Shuttle Discovery included Loren Shriver (spacecraft commander), Charlie Bolden (pilot), Bruce McCandless and Kathy Sullivan (mission specialists). During the 5-day mission, crew members deployed the Hubble Space Telescope, and conducted a variety of middeck experiments involving the study of protein crystal growth, polymer membrane processing, and the effects of weightlessness and magnetic fields on an ion arc. They also operated a variety of cameras, including both the IMAX in-cabin and cargo bay cameras, for Earth observations from their record-setting altitude of 380 miles. Following 76 orbits of the earth in 121 hours, Discovery landed at Edwards Air Force Base, California, on April 29, 1990.
STS-82, the second Hubble Space Telescope (HST) maintenance mission, launched at night on February 11 and returned to a night landing at Kennedy Space Center on February 21, 1997. During the flight, Dr. Hawley's primary role was to operate the Shuttle's 50-foot robot arm to retrieve and redeploy the HST following completion of upgrades and repairs. Dr. Hawley also operated the robot arm during five space walks in which two teams installed two new spectrometers and eight replacement instruments. They also replaced insulation patches over three compartments containing key data processing, electronics and scientific instrument telemetry packages. HST was then redeployed and boosted to a higher orbit. The flight was completed in 149 orbits covering 3.8 million miles in 9 days, 23 hours, 37 minutes.
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The Hubble Space Telescope was released back into orbit at 06:41 GMT on February 19. Discovery landed on Runway 15 at Kennedy Space Center at 08:32 GMT on February 21.
The orbiter payload bay contained only the Chandra spacecraft, the IUS, and the IUS tilt tableTthe following payloads were carried in the shuttle's cabin: STL-B (Space Tissue Loss), CCM (Cell culture module), SAREX-II (Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment), EarthKam, PGIM (Plant Growth Investigations in Microgravity), CGBA (Commercial Generic Bioprocessing Apparatus), MEMS (Micro-electric Mechanical System), and BRIC (Biological Research in Canisters) and SWUIS (the Southwest Ultraviolet Imaging System, an 0.18-m UV telescope to be used for airglow and planetary observations); GOSAMR (the Gelation of Sols: Applied Microgravity Research experiment) and LFSAH, the Lightweight Flexible Solar Array Hinge. MSX and SIMPLEX experiments were also to be carried out.
Chandra/IUS-27 was deployed from Columbia at 11:47 GMT July 23. Flight duration was limited; this was the heaviest shuttle (122,534 kg) and heaviest payload (19,736 kg) to that date. Columbia landed at 03:20 GMT on July 28 on runway 33 at Kennedy Space Center. Post-flight inspection found the presence of holes in the cooling lines on the nozzle of SSME 2019 (engine 3) which caused a hydrogen leak. A loose repair pin in the engine broke free and caused the failure. The cause of the short was found to be chaffed wiring inside the shuttle. The entire fleet was grounded for inspection and replacement of wiring as necessary.


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Gatsibo: School Directors asked to improve quality of education
Posted on February 13, 2014 by admin in English, Ibikorwa
Ambroise Ruboneza mayor of Gatsibo district has called on head teachers of primary and secondary schools in Gatsibo district to put more effort in their work as a way of improving the quality of education.
The call was made on February 11, 2014 during the meeting between Gatsibo district administration and Directors of primary and secondary schools in Gatsibo.
On the side of head teachers, they said that they are going to work hard harder so that students pass National examinations with very good grades this year 2014.
During the meeting, mayor Ruboneza asked the heads of schools to create changes in the school systems to effect quality education
On this, he explains that head teachers should work with parents to prevent students from dropping out of school to work as home keepers.
When asked why the school didn't perform well, head of Bihinga secondary school, Olive Mukagasana revealed that the school insufficient staff but strategies are being laid to enable students perform better in 2014.
She revealed that some of the strategies are to work closely and hold meetings with teachers more often.
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CharlieRED offers a fervent and visually compelling criticism of modern society's greed and lust for wealth in this video for "GreenGREED." Nobody's doing it quite like these guys.
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CharlieRED offers a fervent and visually compelling criticism of modern society's greed and lust for wealth in this video for "GreenGREED." Nobody's doing it quite like these guys.
New York City based Blues / Hip-Hop duo CharlieRED premieres the new track "GreenGREED" today as a free download. It is from the forthcoming release MUSE., which drops on August 20th. Rocki Evans offers up his raw vocals with lyrics expressing love over greed while partner Cobaine Ivory handles the intense instrumentation and production.
Check out the lyric video below.
Long Beach producer and singer/songwriter xlsrebelsx earlier this month dropped his marvelously diverse desire EP. Spanning rock, folk, soul, electronic, hip hop, and funk, there's really something for everyone here. "Sinnaman" with Blu feels like a mix between Esthero, CharlieRED, The Child of Lov, and Outkast; we're loving every bit of it.
CharlieRED today drops a video for their sultry "Could Be" tune. In the video, singer Rocki Evans can't seem to catch a break from the ladies. What's a player to do?
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Bluesy rock-n-soul duo CharlieRED will be performing at Tammany Hall in NYC on February 19 for what's sure to be a dynamic show. More details on the flyer above.
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is that rare performer who, over 25 years as a major-label artist, has matured before our very ears. The Western Canada native launched her career with a blend of country-rock stylings and playfully punk-like attitude, by turns whimsical and subversive; back then, she practically put the alternative in alt-country. But from the very beginning, her bravura singing belied her kitschy cowgirl outfits and spiky hair; anyone lucky enough to attend very first appearances in the United States could hear that she was marked for greatness.
After independently releasing
A Truly Western Experience
on a Canadian label in 1984, which generated serious major-label interest in the States,
joined Sire/Warner Bros. for her 1987 U.S. debut,
Angel With A Lariat
, produced by one-time Rockpile guitarist Dave Edmunds and cut with her then-band the Reclines. 1988 follow-up
-rather daringly-right to the heart of Nashville for a countrypolitan-themed collaboration helmed by legendary producer Owen Bradley, mentor to
idol, Patsy Cline, as well as to Brenda Lee. (In fact, Lee, Loretta Lynn, and Kitty Wells make a guest vocal appearance on the album's "Honky Tonk Angels' Medley.") Though the Nashville establishment may have remained skeptical about
reached #8 on the Billboard Country album chart.
wasn't looking to be pigeonholed. Her 1989 Grammy Award-winning
Absolute Torch and Twang
(Best Female Country Vocal Performance) combined her love of country with increasingly sophisticated, emotive torch singing typified by "Pullin' Back the Reins." With the 1992, platinum-selling
she had fashioned a sound-if not a genre-all her own: an elegant and impassioned adult contemporary approach. That yielded her biggest hit, "Constant Craving," as well as another Grammy, this time for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. On subsequent releases,
continued to both fine-tune and expand the parameters of her songwriting and her repertoire.
All You Can Eat
(1995) was the most experimental, as challenging as it was fun; the smoking-themed
(1997) underscored her gifts as an interpreter, utilizing material by composers ranging from Steve Miller and Air Supply to Jane Siberry and Andre and Dory Previn.
Invincible Summer
(2000) was perhaps her most sultry, a collection featuring bossa nova inflections and dreamy electronics.
Hymns of the 49th Parallel
in 2005,
presented her most compelling set of material by other songwriters-all of them, in this case, fellow Canadians-as well as a gorgeous version of her own "Simple."
interpretation of Leonard Cohen's oft-covered "Hallelujah" is understatedly stunning; with good reason, it has become, along with her breathtaking cover of Roy Orbison's "Crying," an in-concert showstopper. Her most recent studio release, the beautiful and self-assured
, was, as the title suggests, a pivotal moment for
-her first effort acting as producer along with singer and songwriter. The Times of London declared:
"It's a quirk of the music industry that one of the sexiest, most sensual voices in all of pop music comes not from some raven-tressed siren in a glitter-dress but a middle-aged woman with a utility haircut and a penchant for male tailoring."
herself called the album "a culmination of everything I've done-there's a little bit of jazz, a little country, a little of the
sound, a little Brazilian touch." Along the way
garnered two more Grammys, eight Juno Awards in Canada, and Canada's highest civilian award, The Order of Canada.
Along with Siberry,
has collaborated, in the studio and on stage, with many other pop and country performers, including Bonnie Raitt and Elton John. But her best-known collaboration has been with veteran crooner Tony Bennett, with whom she recorded the 2002
Wonderful World
duets album and continues to tour regularly, often in symphonic settings. Bennett may, in fact, be her biggest fan and he declared to the press what so many fans have come to believe over the last two and a half decades: "She's the best singer of her generation."
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When Lera Lynn takes the stage, there is an undeniable feeling that she is something different - something special. Her sultry voice has a way of wrapping around melodies, enveloping the listener in her lyrics, rife with a plainspoken yet cutthroat honesty. When combined with her chordings, which are distinct, original and timeless in their own right, what is revealed is a songwriting craftsman already well on her way to establishing a niche that is very much her own. This coupled with her confident and compelling stage presence and excellent band, guarantee a dynamic and energetic live show.
In Summer 2011, Lynn was deemed winner of the Chris Austin Songwriting Competition held at Merlefest with her song, "Bobby, Baby." Sharing that honor with such alumni as Gillian Welch & Tift Merrit, the contest showed the Americana world that Lynn is indeed an upcoming artist to take seriously and watch closely. "Bobby, Baby" also recently won an award for Best Alt. Country Song in the 10th Annual Independent Music Awards Vox Pop poll, which is determined not by judges but by online fan voting. Just as important to her, Lynn walked away with 2011 "Best Americana Artist" and "Best Vocalist of the Year" in her beloved hometown of Athens, GA.
Released in March 2011,
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We're stoked to announce the headliners of our upcoming Medical Cannabis Cup in the San Francisco Bay Area next month: Ghostface Killah, Raekwon and GZA of the Wu-Tang Clan will take the stage Saturday, June 22, 2013 at the Craneway Pavilion in Richmond, CA for the Homegrown Party presented by Cali Connection. Along with a two-day expo celebrating the best in Northern California's medical marijuana industry, this reunion is an experience that will be hard to forget -- even after a considerable amount of medicating.
Ghostface Killah is a master collaborator and key member of the Wu-Tang Clan pantheon, critically acclaimed for his loud, fast flow and deeply permeating lyrics. In 2006, MTV included him on their honorable mention list of The Greatest MCs of All Time. Most recently, he headlined the 25th HIGH TIMES Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam alongside DOOM and special guests.
Raekwon started as an integral part of the Wu-Tang Clan, with a sharp verbal ability that took center stage early in the original cult classic "Protect Ya Neck." He has since gone on to record numerous solo albums as well as continuing to work with Wu-Tang and providing an extensive number of guest contributions to other hip-hop artists' works. He is the founder of ICEH20 Records.
GZA/The Genius is a founding member of the seminal Wu-Tang Clan. GZA boasted some high-profile appearances on the group's debut album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), including one of only two solo tracks, "Clan in da Front." GZA's 1995 solo effort, Liquid Swords, produced entirely by RZA, met with critical and commercial acclaim, and is largely considered one of the best albums to come out of the Wu-Tang camp. In 1998, the album was selected as one of The Source Magazine's 100 Best Rap Albums of all time.
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Is "moderation" a dirty word? Well, maybe. On her March 13 talk show, Bethenny Frankel featured two weight loss experts. Their heated diet debate compared the pros and cons of a sugar-free detox diet versus an "everything in moderation" food plan. Get their insights below.
Nutritionist Brooke Alpert, author of "The Sugar Detox: Lose Weight, Feel Great, and Look Years Younger" (click for details), contends that moderation is a dirty word when it comes to sugar. Noting that sugar consumption is at an all time high, with Americans consuming 32 teaspoons of added sugar per day, Brooke believes that you should eliminate all sugar from your diet for health and permanent weight loss.
For that reason, Brooke explained to Bethenny that she designed her sugar detox diet to help consumers kick the sweet stuff and clean up their diets. Brooke noted that her detox diet does allow carbohydrates in the form of whole grains.
But Brooke feels strongly that the addictive qualities of sugar lead to weight gain and related problems such as diabetes. For that reason, she told Bethenny that everyone can benefit from eliminating sugar via detox.
In contrast, nutritionist Keri Gans, author of "The Small Change Diet: 10 Steps to a Thinner, Healthier You," believes that moderation is valuable. By controlling your portions, no food is off-limits.
And Keri goes one step further, contending that diets actually don't work: By making small changes that lead to healthier food choices, you can lose weight without deprivation.
Keri also emphasized that carbohydrates are valuable for energy, including sugar. In response to Bethenny's confession that she eats dark chocolate on a daily basis, Keri declared that the concept of eliminating all sugar makes no sense. In reality, natural sugar exists in foods such as carrots and orange juice.
Thus, argued Keri, by allowing portion-controlled freedom and knowledge of healthy foods, dieters can literally have their cake and lose weight too. She earned applause for that comment.
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A photo essay about the beautiful landscapes found in the Natural Park of Peneda-Gerês, Minho, North of Portugal.
Paulo Ferreira was born in Lisbon, Portugal and has developed is photographic carrer based on the beautiful things he finds on the course of his life.
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zulufriend says Hello Michael! :-) Thank you for your comment! :-) Yes I knew that there ara many portuguese in Hawaii! :-) Inclusive it was the Portuguese that introduced the famous ukelele in Hawaii, in Portugal is known by "cavaquinho" :-)
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College Hockey:Van Ryn Departs Michigan For Canadian Nationals
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan defenseman Mike Van Ryn announced Tuesday that he will forego his final two years of collegiate eligibility to join the Canadian national team this fall.
"I am disappointed in his decision," said head coach Red Berenson, "but hope he does well in his hockey future. I am also disappointed academically, since he will not graduate."
In his 75 games as a freshman and sophomore for the Wolverines, Van Ryn tallied 14 goals and 41 assists, with 96 penalty minutes. The London, Ont., native was named to the CCHA All-Tournament Team in the spring of 1999 and played for the Canadian squad at the 1998 and 1999 World Junior Championships, serving as the team's captain the second year.
Van Ryn had made no secret that he was considering a jump to the pros, openly discussing with the Canadian press his negotiations with the New Jersey Devils. New Jersey drafted the defender in the first round (26th overall) of the 1998 NHL entry draft.
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The Mt. San Jacinto College Board of Trustees voted during its Aug. 4 meeting to place a district-wide bond measure on the November ballot for $295 million in funding for upgraded college facilities and programs.
Approval for the ballot measure was given after board members listened to testimony of support from a large group of community leaders, including Menifee Mayor Scott Mann and Riverside County Supervisor Marion Ashley. MSJC Academic Senate President Lorraine Slattery-Farrell told board members that faculty, classified staff and students all supported a bond measure.
Board President Ann Motte said such a bond was critical for MSJC to fund projects that would benefit students at each site in the district -- Banning, Temecula, San Jacinto, Menifee and the I-15 corridor. She cited the need for more facilities to serve the growing population and increase the rate of students transferring to four-year universities.
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|Vandals win thriller
FULLERTON, Calif. - For the third time in as many matches, an Idaho women's tennis match went down to the final point before a winner could be decided, and the Vandals came out on top Wednesday as Molly Knox and Barbara Maciocha clinched three-set wins to top Cal. State Fullerton 4-3.
The Vandals lost the doubles point and trailed 3-2 with only Knox and Maciocha still playing, and Knox trailed 4-0 in the third set of her No. 5 singles match. But she rallied from behind to take a 7-6 win and even the score at 3-3. Maciocha then clinched the match with a 6-2 win in the third set at No. 4.
"This was a crazy match, but we seem to be having a lot of them this season," Idaho coach Tyler Neill said. "It looked like Molly's opponent was going to run away with the third set, but Molly kept fighting and slowly got back into the match. Molly was incredibly clutch and it was a great comeback."
Four of the six singles matches went to a third set in the match. After losing the No. 1 and No. 3 doubles matches, the Vandals trailed 1-0 heading into singles play. Victoria Lozano won 6-2, 6-3 at No. 1 singles, but the Vandals fell at the No. 2 and No. 3 singles spots, both in three sets. Yvette Ly won 6-4, 6 -3 at No. 6 singles before Knox and Maciocha sealed the win.
"Cal State Fullerton was a tough team," Neill said. "They were very consistent and made us work for every point. This match could have gone either way, but fortunately we came out on top."
The Vandals were in a similar position earlier this season when they were tied with Portland 3-3, and Lozano trailed 4-0 in her No. 1 singles match before battling back to win the match.
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If you have been walking, running or riding your bike on the Burke Gilman trail near 40th Ave. and 55th Pl. recently, you've probably noticed the addition of bronze tree forms along the trail — this is Anna MacDonald's two-site installation of Reclamation, which includes Already and Not Yet at one location, and Remain at another.
Remain is constructed from living, dying and regenerating materials, with a decaying tree form as the centerpiece and baby Red Alder trees sprouting around it, representing the transformative process of forest renewal. Already and Not Yet, a five minute walk west from Remain, are bronze sculptures cast from the mold of the decaying tree in Remain. Already and Not Yet are shaped like a set of parenthesis and capture this special piece of the Burke Gilman Trail to create a mini-story, or an aside (similar to how parenthesis are used in a sentence). Each piece has its title incorporated on the sculpture.
On the surface of each bronze tree, there are symbols of pathways cast into the trunk. The artist explains:
"These 'tracks' are designed to convey standard toy trains, such as Thomas the Train, and matchbox cars, encouraging play and other physical interaction with the sculpture." The highlight of tracks also serves as a historical landmark, to remind the viewers that the trail's origin was once as a railway line. MacDonald also writes, "As a whole, this work celebrates the act of regeneration, specifically, Seattle Department of Transportations's commitment to establishing and supporting Seattle's greenways and the continuous labors of those who love and voluntarily maintain the park in the Ravenna district, namely, Friends of the Burke-Gilman Trail."
MacDonald was selected in October 2011 to complete this project. She has worked at the University of Washington's Center for Digital and Experimental Arts and Seattle Pacific University's Art Department, and has shown her work in Berlin, Baltimore, and Seattle.
A formal dedication will be planned for late spring.
Funded by the Seattle Department of Transportation 1% for Art funds.
Photos by Jason Huff
Posted: February 7th, 2014 under Art Beat.
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