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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post5873258622803053505..comments2016-07-22T02:04:03.800-05:00Comments on Geographic Travels: Native American Nations Map is Beautiful But Invents a Fake Geography of American IndiansCatholicgauzehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-63159644560199912802013-12-15T17:25:38.829-06:002013-12-15T17:25:38.829-06:00I won't waste my breath.I won't waste my breath.Neil Whitelawhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-33216718844462968482013-12-14T20:34:58.119-06:002013-12-14T20:34:58.119-06:00Neil, I do want to thank you though for not thr...Neil,
 I do want to thank you though for not threatening me, unlike self professed AIM member Aaron Carapella who demonstrated himself with thuggish behavior.Catholicgauzehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-32847504366153119722013-12-14T20:32:28.451-06:002013-12-14T20:32:28.451-06:00Neil, Your latest comment was elitist and racis...Neil,
 Your latest comment was elitist and racist.
 What about Ana Mae Aquash?
 Finally, you are trying to attack me while ignoring the fact the map was wrong. My knowledge qualifies me as having an educated opinion.
 If you want to debate facts, we can debate facts. If you want to continue to make elitist and racist statements on an internet record which will not be deleted, feel free to do so also.Catholicgauzehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-8989340757893047052013-12-14T19:19:02.430-06:002013-12-14T19:19:02.430-06:00Sounds like uneducated White trailer-park trash ta...Sounds like uneducated White trailer-park trash talk. People can have Phd's and still fit that category.Neil Whitelawhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-15988565515468941172013-12-14T18:38:28.670-06:002013-12-14T18:38:28.670-06:00Neil Whitelaw, Anna Mae Aquash is unavailable t...Neil Whitelaw,
 Anna Mae Aquash is unavailable to reply to your comment. I've dealt with AIM thugs before and I've dealt with AQ and Taliban before. Thugs are thugs.Catholicgauzehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-37216696935328199062013-12-14T17:38:36.146-06:002013-12-14T17:38:36.146-06:00Catholicgaueze, I am not Native American & hav...Catholicgaueze, I am not Native American & have no Native blood. I am Whte, Caucasian. I look aghast at your comparing AIM (American Indian Movement) with al Qaeda & Taliban. This shows your ignorance, prejudice & disqualification to comment on things Indian.Neil Whitelawhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-84826468572373901622013-06-14T09:55:09.217-05:002013-06-14T09:55:09.217-05:00By the way, associating AIM as comparable to Al Qu...By the way, associating AIM as comparable to Al Quaeda does have its reprecussions. A couple leaders of AIM would like to speak to you over the phone about your insensitive and racially-charged tone. If you are man enough to stop hiding behind an alias and the internet, here is their number : (612) 721-3914 . Otherwise, provide your own and the best time to call you. You may think you are the go-to person on anything Native, so maybe you need a little lesson in humility. At the very least, you should be able to face the "evil-doers"email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-8565364239201093452013-06-14T09:48:22.710-05:002013-06-14T09:48:22.710-05:00"Indians" is the most straightforward on..."Indians" is the most straightforward one?? That reaks ignoranceAaron firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-28296548907063809202013-06-13T23:40:42.939-05:002013-06-13T23:40:42.939-05:00Tony, When I was working on the thesis the hard...Tony,
 When I was working on the thesis the hardest part of writing it was figuring out what to call natives. I brainstormed through all the terms. Eventually I consulted with members of various tribes and friends and they all agreed Indians was the most straight forward one.Catholicgauzehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-1288919518248102792013-06-13T23:37:58.898-05:002013-06-13T23:37:58.898-05:00Aaron, I am sure the American Indian Movement ...Aaron,

 I am sure the American Indian Movement members were very kind and clam in their explanations. I've dealt with Taliban and al Qaeda before in person so I know how to handle myself when confronted by bullies. I see we cannot agree on this issue and I bid you good day while remembering the martyr Anna Mae Aquash. Catholicgauzehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-64520060327550076812013-06-13T14:39:39.681-05:002013-06-13T14:39:39.681-05:00I will make my "vague intimidation" more...I will make my "vague intimidation" more clear....as a member of AIM I have seen people who have gone unchallenged get confronted face to face, and seen their reactions when real Natives stood in front of them and expressed to them how their attitudes can be very hurtful. Our community is used to being 1% of the population, getting dismissed about our opinions regarding our own selves. It gets tiring trying to just get respect.

I admit I have a "tilt", or a bias. But I am also realistic about the fact that science and anthropology DO have a place , ALONG WITH our own beliefs, which many times mesh.I used "white academia's" information for a large part of my research, not solely "stories." That is nonsense. Perhaps if someone read your book and dismissed it based on one page, you might take issue as well.

And my main point with you is that you attempted to write off my entire project as "revisionist" and "Pan-Native", by citing one tribe on the map. You have yet to address that. I practice a very specific culture and speak that culture's language, doing my best not to intermingle "Pan-Nativism" into it as to continue its purity, so generalizing me or the map in that way is misleading. Just because you hold a degree does not give you the right to hold your nose up and look down on others beliefs or opinions.Calling me bigoted when you call the white race the "most powerful tribe" is completely the reverse of reality.

In the end, this map is not perfect, but it is being spread all over the US and Canada right now because there is a calling for it, something that many Native Americans have been asking for but no one had done it up to this point.
Aaron email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-5416688414561175352013-06-13T09:27:21.006-05:002013-06-13T09:27:21.006-05:00I'm surprised that no-one has yet commented on...I'm surprised that no-one has yet commented on the very restricted use of the word "American" in the title and coverage of the map to refer to the present-day USA ONLY! Canadian First Nations and Mexican indigenous groups are Americans, too, as are peoples further south.Tony Burtonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-70401171917513148782013-06-12T16:15:29.102-05:002013-06-12T16:15:29.102-05:00Aaron, Yes, both you and the fundamentalists I ...Aaron,
 Yes, both you and the fundamentalists I dealt with before rely solely on stories and dismiss historical evidence as liberal academia or "white 'history'" imposed on others. We could go back and forth with you claiming that my genetic profile leads me to take one point of view and me retorting with things like the very detailed primary sources of the Jesuit Relations (oops, wait, their blood probably isn't pure enough to count).

Never once did I defend European/White American war and war crimes into Indian lands (the claim did cause me a bit of whiplash as I have been accused of being a revisionist historian by some who were upset that I decried the minimization and stereotypes of American Indians along the Oregon Trail and elsewhere).

Never once have I mentioned my degrees. Please stay on target.

Finally, your vague intimidation about me not going to "traditional Natives" (what the heck is that mean?) is just plan odd. I have given talks to and worked with multiple American Indian (including council members of a nation) and Mesoamerican nations. They were very grateful for my help and I am very much grateful for their help they gave me and their friendship.

I am sadden that you see everything with such a racist tilt. It is the same bigotry I have seen with some Israelis who destroy Palestinian farms, some radical Catholics who hate Jews, and some Islamists who kill others for thinking differently.Catholicgauzehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-68499489260260491142013-06-12T01:41:51.623-05:002013-06-12T01:41:51.623-05:00You really did a disservice by comparing me to Mor...You really did a disservice by comparing me to Mormons....wow....if you noticed on the actual map, I placed Dakota exactly where you say Sioux people come from. There is no way for you to know with 100% certainty that the entire Lakota Nation is "wrong" in their own knowledge of having roots in the Black Hills area. Non-Indians having been "correcting" us since the dawn of arrival, so I see why you feel so comfortable doing it. You are also the same person who stated in your scathing critique of me how the white race was-in the end-the most powerful tribe. Hard to argue with people who justify encroachment by arguing that the encroached-upon deserved it because they had inter-tribal warfare. Hiding behind your college degrees and the internet to blast out offensive "thesis" is one thing, but I sincerely doubt you would assert your linear viewpoints around traditional Natives, in our setting. If you did that, you might lower your superior-acting tone and actually learn about whose land you are treading on.Aaron Carapellahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-45353680297136301622013-06-11T18:24:55.502-05:002013-06-11T18:24:55.502-05:00"but ALL Sioux agree that at least some of th..."but ALL Sioux agree that at least some of there people have lived around the Black Hills since time immemorial."

Ah, I see. The map is based on Red Earth, White Lies style myths. Okay. Sorry I insulted your dogma. All the archaeological digs, histories, and anthropological operations must be the work of misguided people. Last time science was this much of a pain was when I had to deal with Fundamentalist Mormons who were upset at National Geographic's work showing that Indians were not once White people from Israel. Catholicgauzehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-35562031449792747532013-06-11T09:30:19.121-05:002013-06-11T09:30:19.121-05:00Dear Catholicgauze, Having American Indian blood ...Dear Catholicgauze,

Having American Indian blood flowing through my veins DOES-in fact- give my opinion clout, not a monopoly. You addressed 1 nation out of almost 600 presented here where you find an inaccuracy. And you are basing that "inaccuracy" on a sole explorer who may have missed documenting a nomadic population....it is true that some Sioux AGREE that they moved westward as a result of battles with the Ojibwe, but ALL Sioux agree that at least some of there people have lived around the Black Hills since time immemorial. That is THEIR stance, and so I placed them where they claim to be from. We cannot go back and document their exact migration patterns . This map is not perfect, and has had changes and additions even since the PDF on my website was last updated. By honing in on what you think is incorrect, you have called my whole project inaccurate. That is a blatant falsehood in itself.

Addressing another issue, I agree that some tribes did have brutal wars. I never said they didn't . I don't know how you assumed that my map intends to dismiss that reality. It is ALSO true though, that wholesale slaughter between tribes is much less evident than let's say in Europe during the Medieval. My tribe called stickball the "Little Brother of War"...because we played it against our enemies in most cases instead of outright battle. A few people died in each of these games, but not hundreds or thousands, which we started doing to each other at the request of colonial empires from Europe.

I sense an undertone of dismissiveness so I would hope that you keep your ears and heart open to receive my message: I do not claim that Natives are "holier than thou"...simply that this is our original homeland-our birthright-and the desire to maintain our culture and memories can be very daunting.Aaron Carapellahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-28933568315061400042013-06-10T19:12:53.445-05:002013-06-10T19:12:53.445-05:00Aaron, Thanks for commenting. My concern is...Aaron,
 Thanks for commenting.

 My concern is with inaccuracies using your pre-contact definition. The first recorded Europeans in the Dakotas were La Verendrye brothers in 1743. They met the Arikara (Sahnish) people. The various Sioux nations where not were you have them placed.

 Your racial blood inquiries are disturbing. Just because some American Indian blood flows through your veins does not give you a monopoly on Native history. (For the record, my mother was *the* attorney for a tribe. But that gives me no more right to comment on Native history & culture than some well read Italian, for example).

 Finally your call for Natives to have their own history is off. Pan-Indianism ignores the rich diversity of the various nations. It's like saying Estonians and Portuguese fit in one European narrative. Utes are not Citizen Potawatomi are not Kaw are not Dakota are not Ojibwe are not Cree, etc.

 It's great if you want to add a voice to an overall history narrative which focuses on the Truth. But your map represents a no place that never was.Catholicgauzehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-59728235037283931282013-06-10T11:07:16.422-05:002013-06-10T11:07:16.422-05:00Dear Catholicgauze, I am responding to yuor below...Dear Catholicgauze,

I am responding to yuor below quote: "With this claim Aaron is either showing ignorance or a malicious propaganda in order to show some sort of fiction pan-Native Americanism meant to paper over the population movements displacements, ethnic cleansings, and other all too common human crimes committed by American Indian nations on each other (Europeans, Asians, and Africans have been no different)."....

There is no way to create a stagnant map of Native America at any time in history that would live up to your expectations. Native Americans have had our history taught from other's perspectives since the coming of Europeans. Though you may disagree with tribes asserting their own histories-and decide to call it "malicious)- this map shows where tribes were roughly before the coming of the whiteman in each of their respective territories. Some articles have claimed that this is Pre-Columbian-their words, not mine. I say "pre-contact." I am guessing by your tone and misunderstanding that you are not a Native American, and unfortunately you have missed the whole point. Calling it "fake" is exactly why Natives need to own our own history. There are plenty of fake examples of our history taught by non-Natives which we can't get in a word edge-wise about. This map does not intend to say that tribes have never lived in other locations.You have shown by your critique a lack of understanding of how Native people think. Our correct approach would have been to address me personally with your issues about it, so that I could have responded with fairness.Aaron Carapellahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-29364164004575674582013-06-03T03:15:43.345-05:002013-06-03T03:15:43.345-05:00Ah, well I certainly do understand that when you&#...Ah, well I certainly do understand that when you've studied a subject in depth, deliberate ignorance on the part of others can be infuriating. That denial of historical movements and displacements does make some sense, though, insofar as indigenous groups today may feel pressure to establish land claims based on being there since "time immemorial."

I just finished writing a thesis on Tlingit history myself, which makes it difficult for me to recommend books, given some of the weaknesses in the literature. As far as I know, there is no comprehensive work on Alaska's indigenous history, but there are a few good surveys like Langdon's "The Native People of Alaska." If you're interested in the Tlingit, (one of the most powerful and influential groups in Alaska's history), the works of Sergei Kan and Nora and Richard Dauenhauer are all commendable.Peter Stantonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-84757797376258595322013-06-02T20:37:43.382-05:002013-06-02T20:37:43.382-05:00Peter, Use of native names is indeed refreshing...Peter,
 Use of native names is indeed refreshing and does deserve praise.

 However, I will go on the "pan-nativist" rant as it is a 'Siouxification' (check out my thesis posts) trend among native groups (reserve Siouxification?). Pan-nativists I have met tend to ignore, downplay, flat out deny inter-Indian wars and insist American Indian nations have always been where they were right before direct US interaction. One White/Kansa mixed woman hated a presentation I gave on South Dakota history because it challenged her beliefs about Sioux living in the Black Hills for hundreds if not thousands of years.

 Thanks for the comment though. I find Alaskan history fascinating and wish I knew much more on it. Do you know any good books on native Alaskan history?Catholicgauzehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-17125744214333260392013-06-01T15:37:48.125-05:002013-06-01T15:37:48.125-05:00I took the most important element of this map not ...I took the most important element of this map not to be the placement of the different peoples, but rather the use of their autonyms. There is little justification today for calling indigenous peoples by names other than their own, (unless it is in the context of analyzing the names imposed on them), so I found the comprehensive or near-comprehensive display of autonyms to be an extremely refreshing development.

There do seem to be inaccuracies in terms of placement on this map, and those are worthy of being critiqued. At the same time, though, it's worth emphasizing how uncertain it can be to determine the location and extent of "pre-contact" (pre-15th century) indigenous societies, given the often incalculably calamitous effects of the epidemics that first appeared in the 15th century, many of them preceding interaction between Europeans and Natives.

I'm not really sure how you make the jump in this post to assuming that Carpella's map supports a "pan-nativist" narrative wherein indigenous groups did not fight or conquer one another. As far as I can tell, he made no statement like that at all, and merely made some historically inaccurate placements. Also, although I regularly protest the exclusion of Alaska from maps (being Alaskan myself), I'm not particularly troubled by it here, given that Alaska's incredible indigenous diversity would have substantially increased the work required for an already immense project.Peter Stantonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-90212807324496855622013-05-31T00:06:26.062-05:002013-05-31T00:06:26.062-05:00The Comanche were part of the Shoshone people up i...The Comanche were part of the Shoshone people up in Idaho and Wyoming when the Spanish were taking over New Mexico. They adopted a horsed lifestyle and migrated south around 1700.

The Yamasee was not a "pre-contact tribe", rather a confederate of the remains of earlier tribes of various ethnicities that had been shattered by European contact. The same might possibly be true of the Guale, though I'm not sure anyone really knows for sure.pflyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20709534.post-26046679109500419522013-05-30T14:09:27.599-05:002013-05-30T14:09:27.599-05:00Being from the American West, I can see right away...Being from the American West, I can see right away that there are two tribes missing from the Great Basin area of Utah and Nevada: Goshute and Southern Paiute.Unknownhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Molecules 2000, 5(8), 1004-1010; doi:10.3390/50801004
Flash Vacuum Pyrolysis of 2,5-Diphenyloxazole
1 Organic Chemistry Laboratory, Polytechnic University Bucharest, Splaiul Independentei 313, 76206 Bucharest, Romania 2 "C.D. Nenitzescu" - Institute of Organic Chemistry, Romanian Academy, Splaiul Independentei 202B, 71141 Bucharest, Romania
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AbstractFVP of the title oxazole (1) at 1000oC and 0.5 mm Hg afforded a complex reaction mixture containing benzonitrile, phenylacetonitrile, biphenyl, diphenylmethane, fluorene, o-benzylbenzonitrile (major product, 22%), phenanthrene, anthracene, 9,10-anthraquinone, 2-phenylindole and 3-phenylindole. A radical and carbene mechanism was suggested in order to rationalize the formation of the reaction products.
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Jared Leeds recently photographed Michael Sandel, Professor of Political Philosophy at Harvard, for Observer Magazine. Leeds is a lover of political philosophy himself and tried to incorporate the ideas of consequentialist moral reason vs. categorical moral reasoning into his shoot. See how it all turned out here.
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
by Tennessee Williams
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How we cite our quotes: Citations follow this format: (Act.Page.Line). Every time a character talks counts as one line, even if what they say turns into a long monologue. We used the New Directions edition of the play, published in 1971.
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In this way I destroyed him, by telling him truth that he and his world which he was born and raised in, yours and his world, had told him could not be told? (I.59.1126-1128)]
Maggie has seen the destructive power of truth, its ability to kill. Truth kills when what it reveals lies outside of societal expectations.
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I'm honest! Give me credit for just that, will you please? (I.1140)
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And I did, I did so much, I did love you!—I even loved your hate and your hardness, Big Daddy!
Wouldn't it be funny if that was true… (II.364-368)
It's hard to believe that Big Mama doesn't love Big Daddy, considering the show of affection she demonstrates every time he's around. We never see Big Daddy and Big Mama alone, and so we don't really know them as intimately as we know Brick and Maggie.


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Putting Vermont Farms to the Test
Stacked 15 high, 1,500 culture plates line the bench of John Barlow's lab at UVM. This is the collection of just one day at one Vermont farmstead cheesemaker's farm. Barlow's large-scale, entire-farm sampling hopes to come up with some novel pathogen-detection technology that may be particularly useful to small-scale, on-farm cheesemakers. His research on various forms of Staphylococcus will fill in the gaps in food safety professionals' knowledge: which agents are beneficial in the culturing of cheese, and which may affect human health.
The UVM animal scientist's epidemiology research addresses on-farm practices and milk quality using molecular biology to identify pathogens that influence milk quality. Building on the research of UVM listeria expert Catherine Donnelly, Ph.D., on how the safety of raw-milk cheeses informs national policy, Barlow's work is year two of a three-year $300,000 transdisciplinary grant from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
On each of up to five Vermont farms that make artisan cheeses, Barlow and his team take milk samples from the mammary glands of all the cows in the herd, swabs of 15 different skin sites from six of the cows, and 15 different environmental samples from walls and stanchions. "This results in running about 1,500 culture plates per farm," says Barlow of the project whose goal is to collect from five artisan cheese-producing farms. "From this we typically select about 300 Staphylococcus species bacterial isolates for identification and molecular typing."
Back in the Barlow lab, Robert Mugabi, a second-year doctoral student, examines these for potential virulence characteristics such as the ability to form biofilms and antibiotic resistance genes. "We are doing a comprehensive survey to look for sources of Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus species," Barlow explains. "The former is a food safety pathogen of concern, but other species appear to be important for the cheesemaking process and may play a beneficial role as important normal bacterial flora on the cow skin." To further complicate matters, some Staphylococci carry antibiotic resistant genes that could affect human health, which may act as a reservoir for antibiotic-resistance on dairy farms.
While it is too early to make conclusions, by using molecular typing techniques Barlow and colleagues are making progress in understanding the source of the sporadic new infections in these herds, which generally have a low prevalence of udder infections caused by this pathogen.
"Molecular typing has revealed some novel strains," Mugabi says. "However, there is still a lot to discover that could be important in answering some critical questions in animal health, food safety and public health."
Barlow continues to collaborate with Donnelly, and UVM researchers in community development and applied economics, David Conner, Ph.D., and Sarah Heiss, Ph.D., are also making major contributions to the social science aspects of the project. "We are proud of the transdisciplinary approach to this project," says Barlow. He and Donnelly are particularly excited about the opportunity to collaborate with Conner and Heiss as they work to understand how the public views artisan cheese farms and raw milk, and how social networks may influence perceptions of food safety.
"In the big picture, we are here to help artisan cheese producers improve animal health, milk quality and food safety," Barlow says, "and also to help these producers understand how consumers perceive these attributes for Vermont farms and how this affects their perception of food safety risk and ultimately their purchasing decisions."
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Dupont State Forest is the latest addition to North Carolina's state forest system, but it already boasts more than 90 miles of trails. Trailside attractions include no less than four waterfalls all of which earned screen time in "The Last of the Mohicans". Dupont also proves that slickrock isn't endemic only to Utah, as two trails, the Cedar Rock and Big Rock singletracks, traverse huge exposed granite domes interspersed with gnarled scrub pine, creating spectacular riding conditions and unobstructed views.
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Location: Dupont State Forest is located in the western corner of North Carolina near Brevard, about 30 miles from Asheville.
Length: 30-35 miles
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by Elizabeth Bishop
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If you've ever seen any of those schlocky movies in which an older narrator looks back at the events of his or her past (classic examples include Stand by Me and A River Runs Through It), you might recognize a similar tone of retrospective contemplation in this poem. Take away the schlock factor, and all of a sudden there's something reminiscent of the inner monologues that dominate movies like this about this poem, despite the fact that it's overtly a written work (as acknowledged in the last line – "Write it!" [6.19]).
Though we find out in the final stanza that it's kind of addressed to a mysterious beloved that she lost, we get the feeling that this poem was never intended to be sent to said beloved. Instead, it's a sort of self-directed address, perhaps intended to help the poet make sense of her own losses. She attempts to convince herself that she can cope with all the things she's left behind, but this tactic only partially works; by trying to get used to loss, she only covers up her true feelings of sorrow and longing. Though her voice might sound optimistic, she almost loses it in that last line – after all, some losses really are disasters.


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The long-term goal of this project is to develop and utilize appropriate approaches and techniques in genomics and biotechnology to discover genes that control key agronomic traits, and to utilize these to augment breeding strategies that will facilitate the development of improved sorghum cultivars. At present, positional cloning in sorghum is a daunting task, but the further refinement of a sequenced-based sorghum genome map will greatly simplify gene discovery. We have targeted several agronomically critical genes for positional cloning, including the stay-green gene(s) conditioning sorghum's exceptional tolerance to post-anthesis drought. In ongoing collaboration with scientists at Texas A&M University and the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, Queensland, Australia, an integrated approach that includes the plant disciplines of physiology, breeding, molecular genetics, and genomics is being employed to clone stay-green genes. This information, and markers linked to these genes, will be exploited to introgress post-anthesis drought tolerance into elite sorghum cultivars. Additionally, the molecular tools developed under Objective 1 and Sub-objective 2.A will facilitate our ongoing efforts to clone pollen fertility restoration genes. Work with our Queensland collaborator will target cloning of Rf2 because of its importance in hybrid seed production, and the need for informative markers tightly linked to Rf2 for germplasm evaluation. We also seek to map, at high resolution, the height and photoperiod-insensitive genes required to convert tropical sorghums to photoperiod-insensitive, short-stature cultivars suitable for production in the U.S. Objectives 1-3 are complementary, and the knowledge gained under one objective will facilitate success in all. Continued map resolution of photoperiodic and height trait loci obtained under Objective 3 will provide the foundation for identification of additional robust molecular markers and potential candidate genes, which will positively impact achievement of Objective 4.


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Belize as a Diving and Vacation Destination
When looking for a place to dive, it's important that you choose a location that you know you're going to enjoy staying as well as diving. Belize has definitely been that experience for me. The region I stayed and dove in was Ambergris Caye, a well-known island off of the coast of Belize. Even the experience of getting to the island was unforgettable. We took a small airplane to the island from Belize City, seating about 12 people. As soon as I got into the airplane, the pilot asked me if I wanted to be the copilot! Sitting by the pilot watching how he navigated the airplane and seeing the ocean from this point of view was mind blowing. The airport in Ambergris is tiny and many hotels are located within walking distance. Taxis and golf carts are available for lodging further away. The main beach is lined with hotels, restaurants, shopping and dive shops.
While in Belize, whether diving or just swimming in the ocean, I definitely recommend bringing a wetsuit! Despite the water looking warm, the water gets cold! Not only does it get cold, but you also experience random pinching stinging feelings. I had no idea why I was experiencing these little pinches, so I thought I would ask my dive master. He explained that the feeling I was experiencing was a result of little bugs in the water that bite you. If you wear a wetsuit, there is less skin they can pinch. So wet suits serve two purposes- warmth and bug protection!
The majority of dives are only 15-20 minutes away from shore by boat. The first dive I took while in Belize happened to be the best dive of the whole trip. As soon as we submerged, we spotted a sea turtle and it swam right up to me (about 3 or 4 feet away)! It was one of the most surreal experiences I have ever had in my life. Not only did I do local dives close to the shore of Ambergris Caye, my family also took a dive trip to the famous Blue Hole. There's really only one reason to go to The Blue Hole- to see bull sharks. While it was a two hour, extremely bumpy boat ride, it was well worth it. You must have an Advanced Diving Certification because you will reach depths of 140+ feet in 7 minutes. During our dive we saw three bull sharks. This was amazing because despite being in open water with sharks, you feel at peace with nature, and you don't feel like you're in danger. Another memorable dive experience I had with sharks was something called chumming, also known as bating. You would stuff a tube with meat, and bring it to the bottom of the reef. This would bring a swarm of small reef sharks, eels, and various types of large fish. What was so great about it was that you could pet the sharks. Never in my life before my trip to Belize, did I ever think I would touch a shark. All these different experiences left me with memories that I will never forget.
There's more to do than diving on the island of Ambergris Caye. This small island is known for its famous Chicken Drop. There is a large board with a net-like fence around it. The board is separated into many squares, like a checker board, but each square has a number on it. You purchase a number for a dollar or two, and the chicken is put into the arena and you wait for the chicken to do its thing. Whichever tile the chicken poops on is the winner and they receive $100 BZD. It is held every Thursday night at 7, so you would need to make sure you don't miss it, because it's worth going to. Another popular activity to do on the island is renting a bike to ride around the island. My family did this and it was an interesting experience because you could see what the island looked like naturally. Belize is an exciting and worthwhile destination, and I would definitely go back again.
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Eurobike 2012: Cannondale Slice RS
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published Aug 29, 2012
- Updated Oct 31, 2014 at 4:38 PM UTC
- The Cannondale RS, originally created for time trial, its fit adapts well to triathlon.
- The integrated stem is offered in different lengths but doesn't allow stack adjustment.
- Cables and housing thread into the integrated stem.
- The seat stays are full airfoil shapes.
- The fork extension covers the head tube.
- Kinks in the seat stays are intended to reduce drag and mute vibration.
- Extremely clean front profile.
- Cannondale's V brake doesn't kink the cable.
- The rear and front stoppers are both V-brakes.
- The V-brake arms are hidden behind the fork blades.
- Press Fit 30 bottom bracket.
- The downtube is also a narrow airfoil.
- The forward-set seatpost is a critical component for tri fit on this frame.
- Seat stays jut out from the seat tube.
- Horizontal dropouts.
- The connection between the seat tube and down tube is very tall, filling in a lot of the front triangle.
Originally a time trial bike, the Slice RS can be adapted to fit many tri positions.
First designed for time trialists, Cannondale's Slice RS had some geometric obstacles to becoming a good triathlon bike, but Cannondale used the perfect components to overcome those shortcomings.
The Slice RS's integrated fork and aerobar attachment system is its key feature. With the stem and fork as one piece, the Slice RS frame provides reach adjustment but no stack elevation. But it isn't all bad news. Unlike many time trial bikes, this frame's geometry is quite conservative, which should allow many triathletes to comfortably find their ideal position on this bike even without stack adjustment from the frame.
Frame stack and reach data
Size 50: Stack, 50; reach, 37.
Size 52: Stack, 51; reach, 38.
Size 54: Stack, 53; reach, 39.
Size 56: Stack, 55; reach, 40.
Size 58: Stack, 57; reach, 41.
For those who don't spend their free time memorizing frame geometry charts, these dimensions are definitively conservative compared with many tri bikes. Even though the Slice RS offers limited frame fit adjustment, the bars are located in a realistic starting position for many triathletes. Vertical and horizontal adjustment from that point comes in two different ways.
For reach adjustment, Cannondale created stem pieces ranging in length by 4cm. Swap these parts to lengthen the front end.
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The frame cannot lift the elbow pads, but Cannondale spec'd the ideal aerobar to overcome this problem. Vision's Vector Carbon aerobars come on all the stock Slice RS builds, and they offer the ability to elevate the aerobars high above the basebar with shims. By offering the option to raise the bars dramatically, the Vector Carbon bar eliminates the frame's front-end geometric shortcoming.
Slack seat tube angle is another relic of the Slice RS' road heritage. The bike's listed seat tube angle is just 75 degrees, much too slack for most triathletes. But again, the Slice RS overcomes this apparent fit limitation. Effective seat tube angle—the angle of a line drawn from the saddle clamp through the bottom bracket—is in fact steeper than the listed 75 degrees because that number is measured through the intersection of the seat post and top tube. But the seat post doesn't follow that line, it comes straight up from the bike, creating a more forward saddle position than the geometry chart may indicate. The taller the higher the post comes out of the frame, the steeper the effective seat tube angle becomes.
The seat post also helps jack the saddle forward. Many road racers had the post in the rear-offset position, but it is also mountable in the forward orientation. Turning the post forward give another three centimeters of forward adjustment, putting the saddle pretty darn close to the sweet spot for triathlon positions.
V-brakes both front and rear stop the Slice RS. The front is mounted behind the fork, and the cable threads down through the headset bearings and turns to the side to actuate the caliper.
The rear V-brake is stowed behind the Press Fit 30 bottom bracket.
Brake and shift housing route into the frame at a 90-degree angle through the integrated stem.
Cannondale is building the Slice RS with three different component specs. The black and green paint job shown in the photos comes with SRAM Red and Zipp 808 tubulars. The mid-level option is spec'd with Vision wheels and Shimano Ultegra Di2. The most modest spec includes Shimano Ultegra mechanical components. For entry level bikes, Cannondale is keeping the original Slice.
For complete coverage from Eurobike, visit Triathlete.com/Eurobike or follow Aaron on Twitter @Triathletetech.
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Benchmark U.S. crude oil for February delivery rose $1.58, or 1.7 percent, to $94.17 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Brent crude, used to set prices for international varieties of crude, rose 67 cents at $106.27.
The U.S. Energy Department reported that oil supplies fell by a larger-than-expected 7.7 million barrels last week. Analysts surveyed by Platts, the energy information arm of McGraw-Hill, expected a decline of 1.6 million barrels.
The drop marked the seventh consecutive decline in U.S. crude oil supplies.
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At the pump, the average price for a gallon of gasoline remained at $3.31. That's up 8 cents from a month ago and penny more expensive than at this time last year.
In other energy futures trading in New York:
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A Quote by Neal A. Maxwell on admiration, body, fashion, fatherhood, protest, sacred, sons, and women
I thank the Father that His Only Begotten Son did not say in defiant protest at Calvary, "My body is my own!" I stand in admiration of women today who resist the "fashion of abortion, by refusing to make the sacred womb a tomb!"
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Cutest Scared Kitten EverIs this the world's cutest kitten ever? When the vacuum cleaner is switched on, quite possibly.
Cat Watching Star WarsA cat watching Star Wars, who'd have thought, but which Star Wars film is it watching and more importantly, is it enjoying it?
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Two Birds Talking To Each OtherThese two cute birds are having a friendly chat with each other.
Cat That Thinks It's A DogIs this a cat who thinks it's a dog or a dog disguised as a cat?Tags: cat, dog, fetch, funny cat, funny animal
Dog Tries On Snow BootsJust a dog walking and running about funny as it gets used to wearing it's new snow boots.Tags: dog, animal, snow boots, funny, funny dog, funny animal


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Weather Journal: A Sizzling Day in April
A mid-April heatwave peaks with Monday's skyrocketing afternoon temperatures in the upper 80s, fast-forwarding springtime to late July.
While the near-record temperatures will be felt throughout Greater New York, coastal fog will keep temperatures a bit lower across most of Long Island and southern Connecticut. An energetic storm system will pass across far northern New York, driving warm temperatures into the area around the city.
The Storm Prediction Center, busy wrapping up a two-day tornado outbreak elsewhere, has issued an elevated risk of severe weather for western and northern New York on Monday that may include large hail and strong, straight-line winds as the remnants of Midwestern supercells move eastward. Working on their third day of destruction, these storms should finally fizzle out before they reach the tri-state.
Exceptional amounts of sun will give the Hudson Valley the best chance of beating record highs Monday, with the high in Albany likely to reach 90. Record-breaking or not, Monday's warmth will be 25-30 degrees warmer than on a typical mid-April day. Gusty winds combined with an ongoing severe drought could act to fan any brush fires that arise during the next day or so.
Tornado Recap: More than 100 tornadoes struck the Plains states over the weekend, with Kansas and Oklahoma hardest hit. The city of Wichita took a near direct hit, with officials estimating nearly $300 million in damages.
In a nearly unprecedented move, the National Weather Service warned the area more than 24 hours in advance, likely saving many lives. This was also the first large scale test for the Weather Service's new graphically-worded "tiered" tornado warnings, conceived of in the aftermath of last year's rash of tornado fatalities in Joplin, Mo., and Tuscaloosa, Ala.
As a sample of the new strongly worded advisories, which feature words like "complete destruction possible" and "unsurvivable," take a look at Wichita's warning from Saturday night, which was credited with keeping injuries and fatalities to a minimum.
Monday's Greater New York forecast roundup:
- WSJ Headquarters in Manhattan:
- Actual High: 86; High feels like: 89
- Actual Low: 61; Low feels like: 60
- Weather: July weather marks heatwave peak
- Brooklyn: 83/60
- Queens: 85/61
- Bronx: 87/61
- Staten Island: 84/61
- Poughkeepsie, N.Y.: 89/57
- Trenton, N.J.: 87/60
- Islip, Long Island: 76/54
- New Haven, Conn.: 82/56
Meteorologist Eric Holthaus contributes daily weather reports and analysis on Metropolis. For the latest on conditions in New York and elsewhere, follow his updates (@WSJweather) on Twitter.


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Blackburn fans threw snowballs at the club's controversial owners when they went to watch their team.
Jitendra Desai – husband of owner Anuradha – was hit in the face as the Venky's group got out of their limos outside Ewood Park before Saturday's 2-1 defeat by Charlton.
Desai looked distressed as he wiped his face and glasses with an aide's handkerchief.
The Venky's party are in England on holiday and were making a rare appearance at the club they bought two years ago.
They only watched the first half before returning to London, with their unpopularity levels still high after relegation and a succession of managers.
Reports that the trip was designed to meet prospective buyers were dismissed by insiders.
Defeat by Charlton leaves Rovers even further from the play-offs. They need promotion to recoup big wages and transfer fees.
Check it out for yourself here (around the 27 second mark):
Quite the shot, and a lot better than this hapless West Brom fan yesterday:


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The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
by C.S. Lewis
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Theme of The Supernatural
A fantasy novel, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader features a variety of supernatural elements, including magic spells, invisibility, fantastic creatures like dragons and mermaids, and the ability to travel between different worlds. The supernatural elements of the story blend cleanly into the mystical ones, and it can be difficult to know where magic ends and spiritual miracles begin. Supernatural elements in this book are used for awakening awe and belief, which can then be redirected toward more spiritual ends.
Questions About The Supernatural
- How does The Voyage of the Dawn Treader balance supernatural elements with spiritual ones? Consider Aslan's role in the book and his relationship with the magicians and fantasy creatures that the characters encounter.
- How important are the supernatural and fantasy elements to the plot of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader? Would it be possible for Edmund, Lucy, and Eustace to learn the same lessons if their voyage were completely non-magical?
- Consider the magicians Coriarkin and Ramandu. How does our reaction to them change when we learn that they used to be stars in the sky? How does this make them different from the stock characters of magicians or wizards in other fantasy novels?
Chew on This
Magic in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader serves to capture the attention of the characters and the reader, but it ultimately redirects that attention toward miracles and spiritual truths.
The presence of other supernatural creatures in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader serves to conceal the strangeness of Aslan himself.


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News 12 at 11, April 25, 2007
Augusta, Ga. --- Food prices are affecting more than just your dinner table. They're taking a bite out of a local charity. Volunteers with the Golden Harvest Food Bank said it's a struggle to keep providing.
Karen Jenkins is picking up her food bank order for the teen center in Waynesboro. She visits Golden Harvest Food Bank twice a month.
"We being a non-profit organization, we don't have a lot of money. So picking up the food from the food bank helps us to give the snacks that the kids need in the afternoons," Karen Jenkins said.
She said in this economy, things are limited.
"There's a lot of people out there that's hungry. You know, that really don't have any other means of getting food," Jenkins said.
It's a tough time for many right now. Golden Harvest Food Bank said they're seeing it too. This time last year, it was not nearly as bad. Now they said donations are low, and more people are coming to them for food. In fact, they've even lost some of their volunteers because they can't afford the gas to drive to Golden Harvest. That's why Karen said it's so important to donate and give back to others.
"There's a lot of people out there that really needs this food," Jenkins said.
Golden Harvest, with a history of helping others. Now asking you for help.


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Warner Bros. Targets Streaming Subreddit Over Piracy, Fails
Warner Bros. filed a copyright claim against r/BestOfStreamingVideo, asking that the community be removed from Google's search results, only to have Google deny the request.
Warner Bros. filed a copyright claim against r/BestOfStreamingVideo, asking that the community be removed from Google's search results, only to have Google deny the request.
If you have Amazon Prime—and why wouldn't you—then starting today you'll have free access to Amazon Video Direct. Which is... what exactly?
Now there shall be no more endless converting of your videos to make them more palatable to your Apple TV's desires.
The past 24 hours have been a tortured 24 hours for YouTube professionals and their fans.
YouTube's taking big steps towards transforming itself into a media service that you pay for like you pay for Netflix. Aren't you psyched?
The Google-owned video hosting site is trying to legitimise eyewitness accounts of breaking news by launching YouTube Newswire, a special feed for footage it verifies as accurate.
People like to watch other people streaming their video games. It's kind of a thing. So YouTube is launching a new website and app dedicated specifically to that.
I think that 360-degree video is going to be a big deal. Apparently, Mark Zuckerberg agrees!
From today, subscribers to Vimeo's Pro service will now be able to offer 4K downloads of their videos. 4K streaming is "in the works", according to Vimeo, but there are no concrete plans to launch that option at this time.
The potential service has been rumoured before, but the New York Post is saying it's official.
Amazon just announced Fire TV in the UK for £79. This is great news, as it's a super little player.
Rabbit's creators say the software is also great for sharing documents, playing games, co-browsing with a friend, or text chatting if someone doesn't have a microphone handy.
Recently, we've been following the development of Time4Popcorn, a very popular and fast-developing fork of the open source Popcorn Time code.
So you'll know exactly who is to blame when that cat video takes three hours to load
You remember Popcorn Time, the Netflix for torrents that suffered a self-inflicted death? Well, it never really died. The open source project lives on in the form a forked app version, available for download for Mac, Windows, and Linux. Now, it has come to Android.


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Ultrasonic Sensors
Using precision piezo technology, CNC and Micro-machining, BeStar's line of Ultrasonic Sensors is continually expanding. The piezo element is at the heart of ultrasonic sensors and BeStar possesses unique in-house expertise in this enabling technology. Open structure sensors, waterproof sensors and dual angle sensors are available in a range of configurations and sizes. Customized value added assemblies for convenient application specific usage are available upon consultation. BeStar can also supply sub-components to manufacturers who already have their own basic designs.
For an understanding of the working principal of piezo electrics in acoustics, please see the BeStar Piezo Element Catalog under the Resources Tab. The field of piezo electric technology has seen rapid application expansion recently. Utilization of ultrasonic piezo technology for impulsers and actuators has taken this technology beyond the field of ultrasonic sensors.
Nevertheless, ultrasonic sensors themselves have found a rapid market growth due to the nearly universal implementation of near obstacle detection systems on new vehicles in Asia. Whether you require sensor components, complete ultrasonic sensors, or ultrasonic sensors equipped with a driver module contact BeStar for your next project.


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hooeey webprint
hooeey webprint automatically builds a personal library of browsed web pages on the user's computer in real time
hooeey webprint is a new approach to thinking about a user's past
interaction with web pages. hooeey webprint (hwp) goes beyond bookmarks.
It builds a personal library (text and screenshot) of browsed web pages
on the user's computer automatically. You'll never have to search all
over the web again for a page you've seen. The user can also upload
his/her web library (csv) to different services such as Google Docs,
Zoho, Amazon S3 as well as on hwp's own cloud, hooeey webprint Plus.
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Senior Associate Consultant - Media Consulting Agency
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- West-Central London
- Salary
- £65k to £80k depending on experience
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- 06 Nov 2012
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Senior Associate Consultant – Media Consulting Agency / central London / £65k to £80k depending on experience
A boutique media consulting agency based in Notting Hill is looking for an experienced strategy consultant to join their team and help them continue to offer excellent consulting advice to their media clients. They work with a variety of organisations within the media sector (including advertising, publishing and broadcasting companies), providing them with excellent insight and recommendations concerning developments in the media sector in general (new technology, consumer insights and regulatory changes).
As a Senior Associate Consultant, you will be responsible for managing consulting projects, coordinating the work of a team of more junior consultants and ensuring that projects are delivered on-time and to budget – therefore a strong emphasis will be placed on applicants' understanding of business finance. This will be a client-facing position, so applicants must have experience liaising with key client stakeholders – driving to the heart of their business and sector issues and able to handle client requests in a confident manner. You will also be responsible for contributing to the winning of new business and extending current client relationships, as well as contributing to the Agency's own strategic development.
Ideal candidates will:
· Have substantial experience working at a Consultant level for a major consultancy, or a boutique strategy consultancy working in a related sector. You will have had team and project management experience.
· Possess a strong understanding of the media industry, with a demonstrable interest in current sector developments and trends. This must include experience of Broadcast/Television clients and projects.
· Have a strong academic background – with at least a 2:1 or above from a Red Brick university, a numeracy-related subject is preferable
· Be a strong user of the full MS Office Suite
This role would be an excellent opportunity for a candidate from a top Strategy Consultancy with exposure to Media clients looking to specialise their sector experience and join an expanding organisation.
Senior Associate Consultant – Media Consulting Agency / central London / £65k to £80k depending on experience


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Vermont Plastic Specialties provides precision
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Bechtel is among the most respected engineering, construction, and project management companies in the world.
Together with our customers, we deliver landmark projects—the modern marvels of the world—that foster sustainable progress and grow economies.
With every project we undertake, no matter the scale, we place a core focus on protecting people and the environment, promoting local economic development, and partnering with communities and society.
Helping supply energy to fuel one of the world's largest economies, Bechtel built a massive natural gas pipeline expansion that runs from the southern edge of British Columbia to central California.
Bechtel pipeliners completed for Pacific Gas Transmission Company and its parent company, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, a massive expansion of the natural gas pipeline that runs from Idaho's border with British Columbia to central California.
From one end of the 800-mile (1,300-kilometer) line to the other, project staff took extraordinary measures to protect the environment—from worker education and special technologies to revegetation programs and fishery-enhancement measures.
The Bechtel team laid 684 miles (1,100 kilometers) of 42-inch- (107-centimeter-) diameterpipe and 110 miles (177 kilometers) of 36-inch- (91-centimeter-) diameter pipe from the U.S.—Canadian border south to Fresno County in California.
Existing facilities at 15 compressor stations and three meter stations were modified and expanded, and a new compressor station built. The route passed through heavily wooded forests, steep mountain slopes, upland rolling hills, low-lying delta areas, and many miles of volcanic rock.
At the time, the PGT-PG&E pipeline expansion was the largest lump-sum project in Bechtel history: $1.3 billion.
In addition to project management, Bechtel was responsible for general contracting services, such as detailed engineering, major procurement, right-of-way acquisition, construction, and startup.
Bechtel directed the work of five major subcontractors, each building a spread, or major section. At the height of construction, some 5,000 workers were distributed among the four states traversed by the expansion.
One of the project's greatest technical and environmental challenges was installing pipe under three waterways in the Sacramento Delta, an important regional maritime, recreation, and fishery area east of San Francisco. Crossing the Sacramento River near Antioch was the most technically difficult and set a new distance record for large-diameter pipe.
The levee system includes fragile peat-filled islands that lie a number of feet below water level. To avoid fracturing the levees and running the risk of flooding the small islands, the project team set construction back hundreds of feet from the shoreline and drilled from inside a containment cell resembling a giant rectangular bathtub about three stories deep.
By the time the bore reached the riverbanks, the hole was dozens of feet below the river bottom, greatly minimizing the chance that drilling operations would affect adjacent wetlands.
In the event of a waterway fracture or bore failure, the large steel cells would have contained escaping water.
Everyone who so much as set foot on the construction site was trained in environmental awareness and work practices. "Even if they're delivering sandwiches," noted a California state environmental compliance officer, seconded to Bechtel.
Leading-edge construction methods were employed to preserve delicate ecosystems associated with the Sacramento River Delta, nearby California's state capitol.
A fishery-enhancement program for Idaho's Moyie River created a superior habitat for trout. The pipeline crossed the winding river eight times in 14 miles. To reduce turbidity, the Bechtel team only performed in-water work between July 15 and September 30—during periods of low flow.
With a combined weight of 400,000 tons, the order for pipe ranked among the world's largest—the biggest since Soviet natural gas pipeline construction in the early 1980s.
The sections of pipe alone cost some $400 million. They were transported from rolling mills in Napa, California, and Regina, Saskatchewan, to 14 stockpile areas along the construction route.
The pipeline expansion boosted capacity by nearly two-thirds, from 1.4 to 2.3 billion cubic feet (39.6 to 65.1 million cubic meters) per day. And preserving the environment proved perfectly compatible with progress.
Commercial operation began on schedule in November 1993.
Managing a construction site spanning four states and hundreds of miles requires the detailed planning that's a Bechtel hallmark."—Tony Lancione, Bechtel project manager
Managing a construction site spanning four states and hundreds of miles requires the detailed planning that's a Bechtel hallmark."—Tony Lancione, Bechtel project manager
A Bechtel-hired paleontologist scouted geologically sensitive areas of the pipeline and noted a protuberance in an area of Colusa County, California. Careful excavation unearthed the pelvic bone, leg, several vertebrae, and ribs of a prehistoric giant sloth.
The significant find went to Loma Linda University.
Bechtel prepared numerous innovative, site-specific mitigation plans, which various agencies reviewed and approved.
We thoroughly trained all construction workers in environmental awareness, using such tools as endangered-species trading cards, which featured information about wildlife living along the route.
The project team developed a special fishery-enhancement program for Idaho's Moyie River.
About 11,000 feet (3,350 meters) of pipe had to be installed underneath three waterways in the Sacramento River Delta by horizontal directional drilling. Unlike traditional open-cut trenching, this method did not disrupt waterways and wetlands.


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Drug sniffing dog to be used at Littleton school
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This is a discussion on Re: Rulesemporium - SpamAssassin ; jdow wrote: > From: "Daryl C. W. O'Shea" > >> Loren Wilton wrote: >>>>>>> Mike Grau 07/09/07 5:15 PM >>> >>>> On 07/09/2007 04:01 PM the voices made Joe Zitnik write: >>>>> I can't get here: >>>>> http://www.rulesemporium.com/rules >>>>> Is ...
jdow wrote:
> From: "Daryl C. W. O'Shea"
>> Loren Wilton wrote:
>>>>>>> Mike Grau
>>>> On 07/09/2007 04:01 PM the voices made Joe Zitnik write:
>>>>> I can't get here:
>>>>> http://www.rulesemporium.com/rules
>>>>> Is rulesemporium having issues again?
>>>> I can rarely get there (via a browser). So rarely the site is almost
>>>> useless.
>>>> I've been having intermittent issues getting there from home for a
>>>> while. Last time it happened, the site was down. I still can't get
>>>> there....
>>> Hum. I just tried again, and didn't have any problems this time either.
>>> Guess I'm lucky.
>> Perhaps you are. I get "500 Server closed connection without sending
>> any data back" or "500 Can't connect to www.rulesemporium.com:80
>> (connect: timeout)" at least once an hour out of three queries an hour.
> Daryl, I've tried before to tell you and other people RDJ is broken.
Actually, you've not, and if you did it would be a waste of time given
that I don't use RDJ and actually provide the sa-update channels for
SARE rules.
> Put
> a 1 second sleep between each file fetch and see if that improves things.
If you weren't in a hurry to make 3 posts about the same thing to the
same thread, you'd see that I wrote that I'm seeing the timeout in 1 (or
more) of ONLY THREE QUERIES AN **HOUR**. I've already got a 20 minute
delay between queries. I'll try adding a 1 second delay to that though.
> It keeps you from looking like a DoS attack.
> Since I put that hack in my GetRule.sh script has never failed me.
As has been noted already, by Dallas, it's a problem with at least one
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9 August 1933
Letter written by Werner Kraft in Swedish exile to Margarethe Heller in Edinburgh
The letter reflects the hardship suffered by emigrants. Their careers abruptly terminated, they often did not speak the language of their country of exile and were dependent on others for help. At the same time they were anxiously following developments in Germany.
Werner Kraft was considering continuing on to Palestine, but he first wanted to try to "settle here in Europe." Although not particularly optimistic about the outcome, he asked Heller to inquire at the university library in Edinburgh "whether there are any opportunities for Jewish librarians from Germany in the British library system."
Kraft closely followed the German-language press and took the opportunity to comment on current events. Two days earlier the Nazis had murdered the Jewish journalist and Social Democrat Felix Fechenbach and Kraft wrote in his letter: "How hellish life has become in Germany. Poor Fechenbach!" Concerning Karl Kraus, the Austrian writer and editor of the journal Die Fackel, he quoted another source, reporting: "He's physically well, but his silence reveals just how much he is suffering from the unspeakable conditions we are experiencing."
Lea Weik
Djursholm – Danderyd
near Stockholm, Sturevägen 56
After 28 August: Stockholm Sibyllegatan 31
at Blumenthal
9 August 1933
Dear Mrs. Heller,
I was pleased to hear from Emil that you and your husband are doing well. How widely scattered people have become! As you can see, we have also suffered this fate. I still don't know what I am going to do. I'll probably go to Palestine, even though I don't have the slightest prospects. Curiously enough, I am still officially employed and continuing to receive my salary. So order reigns amidst the terror. Palestine, although it is the Holy Land, alarms me somewhat. I would therefore like to make one last attempt to settle here in Europe and want to ask for your help in an entirely hopeless matter. Could you perhaps talk to the director of the local university library and ask him wether there are any opportunities for Jewish librarians from Germany in the British library system and what office one should contact for this purpose? I could also make a stop in England on my trip to Paris. Some brief personal details: I am the senior librarian at the Vormals Königliche und Provinzial-Bibliothek. My "subjects" are
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German, French and Italian. I am sure that the library in Hanover would provide a positive assessment. By the way, information about my career can be found in the Jahrbuch der deutschen Bibliotheken. No doubt all this will lead nowhere, like the inquiry I am requesting, but perhaps you can pursue it anyway if you have nothing better to do. One should leave no stone unturned. I would be grateful! Unfortunately, my English is not very good, but I can learn the language. How nice that you will now have the opportunity to get to know the magnificent culture of this great robber folk! I imagine that once you are able to read Shakespeare, Keats, Shelley, Ruskin and Blake as well as you do Goethe, you will look down at me. At least I can read Proust almost fluently, who is himself no lightweight, and I have now translated a number of "ideas" (which I came up with myself) into French with the help of Ernst Bl's wife so that I might publish them. I can send them along if you feel like reading them. If you still have time for non-English books, I can highly recommend Julien Green's Le voyageur sur la terre. The four stories left a deep impression on me. I would be particularly interested in hearing your opinion about a short one, "Christine," which is quite enigmatic! How hellish life has become in Germany. Poor Fechenbach! What do you make of our Rundschau? They were recently so cowardly—disguising their cowardice as an "idea" —as to claim that the tolerance in Lessing's Nathan
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was linked to the times. Allow me to quote from a letter written on 11 July by Prof. Jaray, Vienna, an architect by profession and the selfless compiler of the index for Die Fackel: "Kraus is in Vienna. When I left the city, he had been there for at least fourteen days. He's physically well, but his silence reveals just how much he is suffering from the unspeakable conditions we are experiencing. It is uncertain when Die Sprache will be published. Based on all that I have heard, work on it has probably been set aside for the time being. The same goes for the publication of the next edition of Die Fackel, which is said to have been completed some time ago." –
My greetings to you and your husband,
Werner Kraft