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Suntrust Bank rip off consumers with bogus late charges Richmond Virginia
*Consumer Comment: Where is the Rip-Off?
*Consumer Comment: If they had corrected your mistake,
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When you speak to their reps. on the phone they are surly and not helpful. I think they are trying to pump up their bottom line at the expense of the consumer. I was told directly they make NO attempt to correctly place a payement.
In other words, they are looking for reasons to return payments so they can charge late fees and costs.
If you have a choice, AVOID Suntrust for your consumer needs.
Ellicott City, Maryland
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Where is the Rip-Off?
AUTHOR: John - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, October 31, 2006POSTED: Tuesday, October 31, 2006
I've had 3 accounts with SunTrust for 7 years, and I have received excellent customer service from them at every point of contact.
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If an account does not exist due to an incorrect number then of course I would expect it to be returned.
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Deer Ugly lives in the forest where it's nice and quiet. Yeah but deep down, he's thinking: "Please take me home with you!" The nice quiet forest is great, but Deer Ugly wants to see the world...YOUR world! He wants to explore the fantastic places you frequent. Like that room with the desk and computer? What is THAT for? Not much I guess. Please write letters to Deer Ugly. No, not emails. Real letters with real paper! But how would you begin such a letter? Deer Ugly!
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Deer Ugly lives in the forest where it's nice and quiet. Yeah but deep down, he's thinking: "Please take me home with you!" The nice quiet forest is great, but Deer Ugly wants to see the world...YOUR world!
He wants to explore the fantastic places you frequent. Like that room with the desk and computer? What is THAT for? Not much I guess. Please write letters to Deer Ugly. No, not emails. Real letters with real paper! But how would you begin such a letter? Deer Ugly! LITTLE UGLYS ARE 7" TALLFOR ALL AGES
Groody is a pretty relaxed, easy going, energetic, stressed out, moody broody mess! AAAAHHHH! Did I just close that door? It was a ghost! Did I close the garage door? Did I send that e-mail to the wrong person!!!??? You get the pictureâÂÅ which is exactly why Groody has chosen you to be his pal. If you are willing to help him on his quest for inner peace he will help you on your quest for whatever dealio you got going. His first though.
2011 Parent's Choice Award
Where else is Groody? Right here! Groody Uglydolls
Puglee is super smart. How can you tell? You know how they say if you get really good grades, you'll have a better shot at getting a really great job? Well Puglee figured out that a great way to avoid getting a job was to get the worst possible grades ever! Only an F- would do. But here's the problem... Puglee LOVES to read, write, and count. So she gets all A's no matter how hard she tries! Puglee is also smart enough to know that life isn't about getting a grade. It's about the special bond she now has with you.
Where else is Puglee? Right here! Puglee Uglydolls
Tray has three brains! One for each eye, or one per lump. She also sees everything in 3D so you will have plenty to talk about with her. Tray may look a little confused.......that may be from each brain working hard at the same time! While one is wondering about the meaning of the universe, the others are arguing over stuff like why Babo keeps bringing back all kinds of rocks and sticks when he is sent to do the shopping. 1+1+1= Tray's busy.
Cheesy is the laziest cat in the world. I mean, this cat doesn't want to do ANYTHING. Do that trick with the string so you can get on the "best funny home movies" show and win a huge ball of cash? Nope, not happening. Bring in the newspaper then? No again, this cat rolls "online only." Catch a mouse? Yeah well forget that, they've cut a deal and seem to be working together to make sure as little as possible gets done. Lazy! How about suddenly darting into another room for no reason, like most normal cats? Never! There could be inter dimensional doorways letting in sprits and ghosts right in front of you, this cat just sits there. So you're made for each other then. LOVE!
You know how you just want to throw your hands up in the air when you've had just about enough? Well Fishy has his arms up pretty much all the time, because he's had it up to here (top of his forehead ) with just about everything! You know how the shorter line at the super market somehow goes slower than the long one and the last guy in that line (who tried to cut you off earlier in the parking lot), now gets to go first? Dude! Well, Fishy is right behind you in the line of life. He has seen his fair share of WHAT THE HEEEEY moments and… wait, you know what? You guys should totally hang out. With his experience and your smarts, perhaps you can win one for the home team. Also, your arms match.
Ugly Charlie and his little brother Jrizzy are always putting on a show. Ugly Charlie likes to take center stage anytime he can. Especially if someone is watching. If you really want to get on his good side, clap when you think his routine has come to an end. Uh, but most of his routines are never ending, so maybe bring some popcorn or something. This could take a while. Good luck.
Where else is Ugly Charlie? Right here! Ugly Charlie Uglydolls
What kind of name is OX? No, not like the animal OX, as in HUG and KISS! How can he hug you with such short arms? OX uses his ears! He's not a very good listener, but he puts his ears to good use in many other ways! OX is great at magic, and his best trick is turning your stuff into his stuff. His best buddy Wedgehead calls that stealing, but OX just wants to borrow things from you for a few hundred years. He promises to put everything back when he's done. What he wants to steal the most is your heart, and he promises to be your friend if you would lend him a hand, or an ear...or like two dollars.!
UGLYDOLL OX IS APPROXIMATELY 7" TALLFOR ALL AGES* Winner 2006 Toy Of The Year Award by Toy Industry Association* Oppenheim Best Toy Award* 2006 Parent's Choice Approved Award
Where else is OX? Right here!Ox Uglydolls
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Journal is 6-3/8 x 7-1/8 in; 96 pp ; embroidered plush cover, for all ages HardcoverPublished in March, 2008
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Jrumpy has had enough. You know what? He's not buying into the nonsense anymore! That's it! You can keep your this and that and the other thing. Jrumpy isn't playing that game this time! From this day on, Jrumpy is an all new force of nature with the willpower of a...Hey do you smell something? That smells a lot liked baked goods. You don't smell that? Move a little to your left... Nothing?Wait wait, OK more to the left. More...a little more.
Where else is Jrumpy? Right here! Jrumpy Uglydolls
Everybody thinks Mynus is quiet and shy, but to her they all make way too much noise. While Mynus may seem silent and introverted at first, she is actually in deep thought most of the time. What about? No clue! She's quiet, remember? When you're in trouble Mynus is the one to turn to. She's got some brilliant ideas, and seems to have everything figured out way ahead of time. It's almost like she's psychic! Can't find anything to write with? Mynus will be standing there with a pen. Can't find your keys? Mynus drove off with your car.
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Where else is Mynus? Right here! Mynus Uglydolls
You'll never meet anyone more optimistic than Uppy. He's super positive! He's positive that the snack you have in your hand belongs to him, and that your bank account should be in his name, not yours. Uppy is sure of things. He's sure that you guys would make the perfect team, and that your team should make it's way down to the bakery to order something really super delicious. You handle the money part and Uppy is sure he can do all the eating. No worries.
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Where else is Uppy? Right here! Uppy Uglydolls
Picksey is an interdimensional being. He can be in many places at the same time.That explains why you saw several Pickseys at the store you found him in. Pretty neato, huh. Yes well despite his ability, Picksey seems to be stressed out pretty much all the time. What if I'm too early? Too late? What if my other self from another dimension forgets to leave a tip and everyone thinks I'm the stingy one?As you can see, Picksey has a lot on his mind. You may need to help him keep his cool at times.This can usually be achieved through hugs, kisses, and contributionsto his chocolate bar fund.
Where else is Picksey? Right here! Picksey Uglydolls
With handy perforated pages, these four pocket-sized notebooks feature the irresistible Uglydolls.Four notebooks: 3-3/4 x 5-1/2 in. each, 48 pp each,Paperback,Published in September, 2007
Ox wants to hang out with you. Why? He needs you.
This quirky journal-with an embroidered plush cover - will be irresistible to Uglydoll fans.Journal is 6-3/8 x 7-1/8 in; 96 pp ; embroidered plush coverHardcoverPublished in March, 2007 by Chronicle Books.
Having a bad day? Babo's got your back! With a high-quality plush and embroidered cover, this quirky journal will bring a smile to any Uglydoll fan.
Where else is Babo? Right here! Babo Uglydolls
With a high-quality plush, silk-screened cover, this cushy address book is a must-have for all Uglydoll fans. Each tab features the best of the Uglys!5 x 5-1/2 in; 144 pp ; padded 6-color silkscreen cover, one-piece case, 21 die-cut tabs, color illustrationsHardcover,Published in September, 2007
No way. No, not going. Forget it! Are you joking? Remember the part about me saying OK? Well that part has changed to the other answer. Wait. Oh, I get to go with YOU? Ok but then I gotta be me, if I am going to roll with you. Just you be you and we will be cool like that. Yes way.
Where else is Gragon? Right here! Gragon Uglydolls
If you're going to get caught with your hand in the cookie jar, you might as well do it UGLY. Now you can relive your favorite UGLYDOLL™ snack moments with the all new UGLYDOLL ceramic line! Cookie Jars to hide your favorite cookies, Mugs and Cups for your favorite beverage, and Jumbo Mugs so you can have even more! Use the Ox™ and Babo™ Plates to carry your favorite snack to the table, TV room, or to your secret fortress. And when it comes time to season up your favorite snack make sure to grab one of the UGLYDOLL Salt & Pepper Shakers, those things come in handy. There's also Coin Banks to keep your "time to buy more cookies" coins in and Picture Frames and Spreaders…so many UGLY ceramic things to choose from!
- Uglydoll mug: everyone loves your ugly mug!- Uglydoll cup: Holds water and other drinks! (Sold separately) - Dishwasher Safe- Mircowave Safe- Mug Measures: 4"H x 5"W x 3 1/2"D- 11 oz (0.33 liters)
You may look at Winkolina and say "There goes a really plain, regular, everyday looking Ugly." But on the inside, Winkolina is an adventure waiting to happen. Which is funny because she sees that in you too! Winkolina thinks you have nothing but action and adventure locked away, way deep down! Is she right? Are you ready to show the world what you've really got going on in there? Winkolina has 6 cookies, an apple, and 11 tacos in there. What about you?
Where else is Winkolina? Right here! Winkolina Uglydolls
Ugly Charlie and Ket were made for each other.They also can't stand one another.They also love each other.They also fight all day.They also play all night.Nothing can get between them.Nothing can bring them together.There's no separating them.There's no helping them.They call you coach.They call you referee.Call them brothers.Call the cops.
If you're going to get caught with your hand in the cookie jar, you might as well do it UGLY. Now you can relive your favorite UGLYDOLL snack moments with the all new UGLYDOLL ceramic line! Cookie Jars to hide your favorite cookies, Mugs and Cups for your favorite beverage, and Jumbo Mugs so you can have even more! Use the Ox and Babo Plates to carry your favorite snack to the table, TV room, or to your secret fortress. And when it comes time to season up your favorite snack make sure to grab one of the UGLYDOLL Salt & Pepper Shakers, those things come in handy. There is also Coin Banks to keep your "time to buy more cookies" coins in and Picture Frames and Spreaders so many UGLY ceramic things to choose from!
- Uglydoll cookie jar: Get your own!- Uglydoll mug: everyone loves your ugly mug!- Uglydoll cup: Holds water and other drinks! (Sold separately) - Coin bank: save it pal!
- Frame Measures: 6 1/2" H X 9 1/2" W
Gorgeous is outrageous! She's the ultimate people person...er,.. Ugly and her motto is: "It's who you know, as long as that who is you." She knows exactly who she is and wants to know more about who you think you are. Hey and who are you? She also loves unicorns, rainbows, and code. You know how most kids learn basic coding before moving onto elementary school? Well Goregeous was writing open source dual screen enabled API algorithms before she could walk, and completed her first 8-bit conversion of her retro video game collection via dual format emulators by the time she was a toddler. In other words, please take this kid outside and show her some sunshine. No, not that sunshine! The kind you got up in there! ( points to your brain )
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Something about the dessert always stands out to me. Maybe its the stark beauty of barren landscape, or the warm hues of red and orange offset by green succulents and cloudless blue skies. Or, in this case, a beautiful floral crown from Flora Couture and cakes from Shanna Cakes help elevate the scene as well. Either way, huge swoon alert for Paris Mountain Photography's pictures of the day.
From Paris Mountain Photography… Emily and Ryan are residents of Las Vegas! Ryan is an MMA fighter like his dad Randy Couture who is an MMA Champion and stars in The Expendables with Sylvester Stallone! Their session took place at Valley of Fire State Park about an hour north of Las Vegas! There is nothing that compares to the red sand and amazing landscape of this place. Archel Rowling brought in several vendors to make this desert themed engagement session come to life!
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This is something I've been thinking since the first day I installed Events Manager: the places where Events are held should be called Places instead of Locations. In my understanding of English a place is, well, a place where you may go to, such as a restaurant or a park, and a location is used to refer to geography - where a place is in relation to other places.
Place means something that is directly relevant to humans, such as Central Park. A location means its relation in space to other places: "40°47′N 73°58′W" and "at the corner of Broadway and 59th" are ways of expressing the location of a place.
At the moment Events Manager has Locations that have locations, which doesn't make sense. A location is a location, it cannot have a location. Things and places have locations.
I've gotten halfway used to the mixed-up terms because I spend 8 hours with Events Manager on most days. None of our users spend that much time so they won't get used to, and even if they did, it's bad service to require them to adapt to a usage of the terms that could be made more clear. They come to the site looking for "events and places to go to" and then have to deal with either there not being any Places but only Locations or the site mixing those terms, which would be even more confusing.
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It's Day 3 of shark-related videos on my blog for #SharkWeek and this one is one of my favorites.
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The Peanuts gang is coming to a theater near you on November 6, 2015. While many may be most familiar with the Charlie Brown Halloween and Christmas specials, there have been several feature length animated adventures. With the success of other recent animated movies and revivals, it makes perfect sense that we'd see the Peanuts on the large screen. Of course, that means they'll be getting an upgrade in terms of the animation.
Check out the teaser trailer from 20th Century Fox.
I have to admit, I'm a little on the fence with this direction. Yes, this is just a teaser trailer but moving towards a CG route, while expected, is a little sad. I did show this to my daughter before she headed off to school and she showed some interest. So it might just be the older generation, who the movie might not necessarily be geared towards, that will have a problem with the change. I do like the slight mix of the CG with the hand drawn details.
What are your thoughts on the Peanuts coming to the big screen next year and how do you feel about this look?
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How Voice Overs Are Used In Digital Media
By Lin Parkin
November 30, 2010
Have you ever considered the vast amount of voice over work that has been created because of advances in technology and the embracing of digital media?
From Internet to mobile devices, there's an abundance of work for everyone in this new space.
Join us in today's VOX Daily article where we'll explore the many different ways that voice can be used in digital media and supporting devices.
A New Way of Doing Things
Profound changes in the way that people and businesses broadcast their messages to each other have emerged with digital media technologies. Much of the data exchanged in the digital media world is user to user generated or information to user generated.
Digital media companies are becoming more aware of the advantages that a voice over can contribute to their product or service.
Why Use Voice Over in Digital Products or Services?
A voice over provides the user with a more personalized experience, helping them relate to the product or brand on a deeper level. This can be a serious advantage over the competition making your brand more memorable.
Using audio to instruct a consumer on how to take advantage of the service accompanied by a video slide show is a popular way in which many digital media technologies use voice overs. This will also help the company brand itself with a personality which is important when the customer is not met face-to-face with the service provider. An interesting and charismatic voice over will help the company project a lasting image in the minds of the users who are therefore more likely to return.
That's a great selling point when promoting your services to companies who may need your voice!
What Technologies are Considered to be 'Digital Media'?
Many of the digital products that we utilize today have some form of voice over associated with it from e-books to video games and Internet audio to phone trees. Digital media is used to educate, inform, organize, expand and share cultural activities with others all over the world. What better way is there to complement this sharing than the human voice?
Some Forms of Digital Media Include:
๠Cellular phones
๠Compact discs
๠Digital video
๠Televisions
๠e-books
๠Internet
๠Video games
๠e-Commerce
๠Game consoles
๠Computers
๠Interactive media
How About You?
What kind of work digital media voice over work have you done?
I'm looking forward to hearing all about it!
All the best,
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I did a read recently that talked you through tying a tie. The idea being that you can start the iPhone App and follow through the process without needing to operate buttons as you use voice commands to move from step to step. Quite an interesting one I thought!Posted by:
A very timely article--I've just completed an iPhone app project with over 200 individual files in addition to the video game characters that I voice. The new digital media formats have made us all truly global in that opportunity abounds in many more areas--geographically and professionally.Posted by:
Voicing an internet video ad for Zagg was my initiation into digital media. The brief was to instill the character of Inadequate Ingrid (I am a baritone male!) into an inanimate iPad accessory. I might have fled, but the witty script made it fun to do. Actually, thanks for your topic because it activates creative thinking along the lines of "I am a tree", which no doubt helps to build capacity for Character work.
Yes, voice overs are a vital part of the brand experience.
BMW for example wanted to do some commercials in the UK. Through testing they realized that their original voice over personality was part of the BMW brand.
I think all of the touch points that you mentioned Lin are great starting points. For companies wanting to develop their brand in terms of how they sound creating a consistent voice within all of its customer facing touch points is a great start.Posted by:
That Zagg 'Ingrid' video got an Addy Gold, I learned this year. Couldn't wish for a better initiation, particularly since the producer took the trouble to personally acknowledge the contribution of voice. Maybe we could build a VO branding campaign: "A word is worth a thousand pictures..."Posted by:


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Hampshire students work closely with faculty and are involved in scientific research early in their college careers. The following is a list of presentations given by natural science students at professional conferences or ones involving peer review since 2001. This work was conducted by undergraduates, usually as part of the student's Division III (senior thesis), though sometimes during Division II (concentration). Hampshire students are listed in bold.
Fizdale, M. Applications for Metabarcoding for Conservation of Pollinator Habitats. Bats, Bees, Birds, Butterflies and Bouquets: New Research in Pollination Biology. Smithsonian Botanical Symposium. Washington, D.C. May 2016.
Markle, A., McGlynn, J., Panke, K., Raymond, M., Shillington, C., Wilson, A., Cianfrani, C.M. and Hews, S. Greywater Filtration in a Living Building: Assessing Water Quality and Microbial Community Composition in Wetland Mesocosms. Rooftop to Rivers: Integrating Built and Natural Ecosystems. American Ecological Engineering Society Annual Conference. Knoxville, TN. June 2016.
Markle, A., McGlynn, J., Panke, K., Raymond, M., Shillington, C., Wilson, A., Cianfrani, C.M. and Hews, S. Connecting the Living and Built Environment through the Living Building Challenge: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Integrating Alternative Building Practices. Rooftop to Rivers: Integrating Built and Natural Ecosystems. American Ecological Engineering Society Annual Conference. Knoxville, TN. June 2016.
Huggins, H., Amarasiriwardena, D., Goodman, A. Laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) analysis of teeth to determine weaning patterns of ancient Maya from Lamanai, Beliz. American Chemical Society--Connecticut Valley Undergraduate Symposium. South Hadley, MA. April 2016.
Ramireddy, Pranavi, Ullinger, Jamie, and Paja, Laszlo. Using Cremain Weight From a Bronze Age Cemetery in Eastern Hungary as an Indicator of Sex. The Society for American Archaeology Meeting. Orlando, FL. April 2016.
DelRosso, N., Derr, N., Hews, S., Spector, L. Triggered Regeneration of Molecular Circuit Components to Implement Iterative DNA Strand Displacement and Operations. Foundations of Nanoscience: Self-Assembled Architectures and Devices. Snowbird, UT. April 2016.
Mabry, B., Nowell, A., Chai, C., Colodner, K.J., Tanner, G.R., Ketogenic Diet Metabolites Reduce Severity of Tau-Induced Rough-Eye. Northeast Under/Graduate Research Organization for Neuroscience Conference. Hamden, CT. Feburary 2015.Piper, A., Dobro, M. Novel Method of Presenting Quantitative Digital Models. Northeast Undergraduate Research and Development Conference. University of New England, Biddeford, ME. March 2015.
Alkattan, M., Ikuma, K., Goodwill, J., Tobiason, J., Reckhow, D. Can Ferrate Be Used to Remove Iodinated X-Ray Contrast Media from Drinking Water? Tufts 6th Annual Water: Systems, Science and Society Symposium. Boston, MA. April 2015. Awardee; New England Water Works Association Conference. Worcester, MA. April 2015.
Westra, C., Amarasiriwardena, D. Study of Competitive Adsorption of As, Cd, Cu, and Pb by Nano Zero Valent Iron Nanoparticles (nZVI). Sigma Xi Northeastern Regional Research Conference. Danbury, CT. April 2015.
Kelley, P., Amarasiriwardena, D. Investigation of Bioaccumulated Trace Metals in Cape Cod Shorebirds using Laser Ablation Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS.) American Chemical Society-Connecticut Valley Section Undergraduate Symposium. Hartford, CT. April 2015.
Alexander, D., Amarasiriwardena, D. Investigation of Simultaneous Adsorption Properties of Cd, Cu, Pb and Zn by Rice Husks. Sigma Xi Northeastern Regional Research Conference. Danbury, CT. April 2015. Physical, Earth and Planetary Sciences First Place Poster Awardee.Brevig, S., Wu, F., and Amarasiriwardena, D. Dendrochronological Investigation of Trace Metals in Trees in the Xikuangshan (XKS) Sb Mine Area, China using LA-ICP-MS. Sigma Xi Northeastern Regional Research Conference. Danbury, CT. April 2015.
Huggins, H., Kanchan, J., Ramireddy, P., Goodman, A., Amarasiriwardena, D. A Comparison of Elemental Concentrations in Parallel Locations in Deciduous Tooth Enamel and Dentine using LA-ICP-MS. Sigma Xi Northeastern Regional Research Conference. Danbury, CT. April 2015.
Biller, O., Adler, L. S., Irwin, R. E., Palmer Young, E. Nectar Chemistry Meets Pollinator Health: The Antimicrobial Tale of Thymol. 21st Annual Undergraduate Research Conference. Amherst, MA. April 2015.
Biller, O., Newton, J., Westa, C., Hankins, A. Real Food Calculator & Food Systems Working Groups: Student-Led Research & Cross Campus Collaboration. Farm to Institution Summit. Amherst, MA. April 2015.
Drucker, J., and Krauss, D. Analysis of eBird Information as a Source of Data for Diversity Studies in Urban Microparks. Northeast Natural History Conference. Springfield, MA. April 2015.Drucker, J. Coastal and Marine Birds (session chair). Northeast Natural History Conference. Springfield, MA. April 2015.Vasquez, C., Dobro, M. A Double-Blind Study of Pasture-Raised Bovine Meat on the Status of n-3:n-6 Lipid Ratios in Buccal Cells and Laboratory Measures of Attention and Impulsivity. Georgetown University Undergraduate Research Conference, Washington, DC. April 2015.
Westra, C., Amarasiriwardena, D., Cianfrani, C. Nano Zero Valent Iron Particles (NZVI) as a Soil Remediation Technique to Remove As, Cd, Cu, and Pb. Designing 21st Century Grasslands: Fire, Water, Conservation and Carbon. American Ecological Engineering Society Annual Conference. Stillwater, OK. June 2015.Drucker, J. Interspecific Aggression in a Neotropical Songbird over a Major Rainfall Gradient. The Wilson Ornithological Society Annual Meeting with the Society of Canadian Ornithologists and the Association of Field Ornithologists. Wolfville, Nova Scotia. July 2015. Nancy Klamm Undergraduate Presentation Awardee, presented by the Wilson Ornithological Society.
Brisson, K., Tor, J.M. Microbial community analysis of Deep Springs Lake, CA: Exploring the role of aerobic biofilms in biogenic dolomite precipitation. Boston Bacteriological Meeting. Cambridge, MA. 2014.
Berk, S., Romero, L., Parker, C., Ardia, D., Winkler, D., Ross, C., Gill, C. Feather CORT Predicts Subsequent Year's Lay Date in Female Tree Swallows. Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology 2014 Annual Meeting. Austin, TX. January 2014.
Le, T., Aidala, K., Hayward, R. Mechanical Characterization of Photo-crosslinked, Thermoresponsive Hydrogel Thin Films via AFM Nanoindentation. The American Physical Society March Meeting. Denver, CO. March 2014.Bartolo, A., Churchwell, R., Verjeien, B., Sandercock, B. The Effect of Three Land Management Strategies on Dickcissel (Spiza americana) Territory Size in the Flint Hills Ecoregion. Eastern New England Biology Conference. Merrimack College, North Andover, MA. April 2014.Guild, K., Amarasiriwardena, D. Bird Feathers as Bioindicators: Determination of Heavy Metal Spatial Distribution of Indian House Crow Feathers using LA-ICP-MS. American Chemical Society-Connecticut Valley Section, Undergraduate Symposium. Amherst, MA. April 2014.Keeney, R., Amarasiriwardena, D. Investigation of Elemental Exposure via Rice: Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) Study. American Chemical Society-Connecticut Valley Section, Undergraduate Symposium. Amherst, MA. April 2014.Malkin, Z., Amarasiriwardena, D. Fate and Transport of Lead Arsenate Pesticides in a Western Massachusetts Pear Orchard. American Chemical Society, Connecticut Valley Section, Undergraduate Symposium. Amherst, MA. April 2014.
Brevig, S., Wu, F., and Amarasiriwardena, D., Dendrochronological Investigation of Trace Metals in Trees in the Xikuangshan (XKS) Sb Mine Area, China using LA-ICP-MS. Sigma Xi Northeastern Regional Research Conference. Danbury, CT. April 2015.
Biller, O., Nielsen, G., Laetham, M., Koneva, A. Comparison of Herbivore Damage Among Chestnut Varieties. Designing For Success: Ecological Restoration in Times of Change. Amherst, MA. April 2014.
Brown, S. The Power & Privilege of Teaching. TESL Canada 2014 National Conference. Saskatchewan, Canada. May 2014.
Fidanzato, M. Connections Between Hampshire College's Storm Water Drainage System and Stream Temperatures and Water Quality. American Ecological Engineering Conference. Charleston, SC. June 2014.
Grant, T. Degree Day Analysis, Energy Use for Heating and Cooling. American Ecological Engineering Conference. Charleston, SC. June 2014.Prochoda, E., Conlisk, E., Cremer, M. Abnormal Pap Smear Management Among Migrant Farm Workers in New York. Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. New Orleans, LA. November 2014.Duska, M., Jha, K., Murray, S., Ramireddy, P., Goodman, A. A Comparison of Methods for Estimating Age at Formation of Linear Enamel Hypoplasias. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Washington, DC. December 2014.Jha, K., Ramireddy, P., Duska, M., Murray, S., Goodman, A. Variation in the Age at Formation of Linear Enamel Hypoplasias by Sex and Nutritionally Supplementation Status of Individuals from Tezonteopan, Mexico. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Washington, DC. December 2014.
Ramireddy, P., Duska, M., Jha, K., Murray, S., Goodman, A. Variation in the Age at Formation of Linear Enamel Hypoplasias by Nutritional Status in Supplemented and Non-supplemented Individuals from Tezonteopan, Mexico. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Washington, DC. December 2014.Brewer, S. Feed Your Faith: Disease and Spiritual Healing in Overeaters Anonymous. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Washington, DC. December 2014.
Schwenkler, K., Deibel, A., Veith, L., Kovchegov, Y. Inhomogeneous Quantum Walks. Joint Mathematics Meetings. San Diego, CA. January 2013.Basnet, P., Amarasiriwardena, D., Fu, Z., Wu, F. Unraveling of tissue level trace metal distributions in rice (Oryza Sativa L.) seeds using LA-ICP-MS. Humic Science & Technology Conference Sixteen. Boston, MA. March 2013.
Ramos, I. Reproductive Justice and Youth. 30th Women's Studies Conference. SUNY, New Paltz, NY. April 2013.
Salvi, S., Sonty, S. Evaluate the protective effect of statins use on Humphrey Visual Field Changes in White Glaucoma Patients over Three Years of Follow up. 5th World Glaucoma Congress. Vancouver, Canada. July 2013.Baldwin, J. Fruit secondary compounds mediate the retention time of seeds in the guts of Carollia perspicillata. 16th International Bat Research Conference. San José, Costa Rica. August 2013.Getman-Pickering, Z., terHorst, C., Lau, J. Evolution of increased biomass does not result in increase competitive ability during invasion. Ecological Society of America Annual Conference. Minneapolis, MN. August 2013.
Drucker, J., Griffith, C., Wang, Y. Influence of Anthropogenic and Environmental Factors on the Birds of Nanjing. Nanjing Forestry University, REU China. June 2013.
Bonnarigo, A., Roof, S. Decreased Ice Cover Duration on Arctic Lake Linné, Svalbard. Geological Society of America 125th Anniversary Annual Meeting. Denver, CO. October 2013.
El Baggari, Y. Moroccan Women's Empowerment: Political and Civil Socio- Economic Reforms. 47th Annual Meeting of the Middle East Studies Association. New Orleans, LA. October 2013.Bartolo, A., Fizdale, M., Schultz, B. Effects of Organic Pesticides and Repellents on Trichogramma Parasitoid Wasps and on the Convergent Lady Beetle, Hippodamia covergens. Entomology Society of America: Entomology 2013. Austin, TX. November 2013.Brown, S. Critically Examining the Role of Logic In Classroom Management. Northern New England TESOL Conference. Gorham, ME. November 2013.
El Baggari, Y. Identity, Morality and Cultural Evolution: Muslim and Arab Students in Europe Identity. 56th Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Baltimore, MD. November 2013.
Leland, T., Amarasiriwardena, D. Antimony sorption by pristine and humic acid coated bimetallic and pure nano zero-valent iron (nZVI) particles. Humic Science and Technology Conference XV. Northeastern University, Boston, MA. March 2012.
Barish, S., Handakumbura, P., Trabucco, G., Veling, M., Hazen, S. Transcriptional regulation of the lignin gene HCT in the energy crop model system Brachypodium distachyon. New England Undergraduate Research and Development Symposium. Biddeford, ME. March 2012.
Farell, J., Amarasiriwardena, D., Goodman, A., Arriaza, B. Bioimaging trace metals in dental tissue using LA-ICP-MS: Archived toxicological and nutritional information. American Chemical Society Undergraduate Symposium, Connecticut Valley Section. Springfield, MA. April 2012.
Franca, R., Goodman, A. A regression method for the timing of micro-enamel defects. 81st Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Portland, OR. April 2012.
Friedlander, J., Amarasiriwardena, D., Goodman, A., Jones, J. Determination of lead and nutritionally important elements in teeth taken from Sol's, Mexico via LA-ICP-MS. American Chemical Society Undergraduate Symposium, Connecticut Valley Section. Springfield, MA. April 2012.
McLaughlin, K., Amarasiriwardena, D., Deng, Y., Xing, B. Investigation of the uptake and spatial distribution of nTiO2 by rice plants using LA-ICP-MS. American Chemical Society Undergraduate Symposium, Connecticut Valley Section. Springfield, MA. April 2012.
Siegel, R., Brigham-Grette, J., Powell, R., Roof, S. Influence of marine and climatic dynamics on short term calving processes at the Kronebreen-Kongsvegen Glacier System, Svalbard. 42nd Annual Arctic Workshop. Winter Park, CO. April 2012.Smith-Scherliss, A., Warren, K. Current issues for women in outdoor leadership. Association for Experiential Education Northeast Regional Conference. Woodstock, CT. April 2012.
Ringel, A., Ramsden, C., Barrow, D., Hibbein, J., Mann, J. Dietary PUFA reductions decrease non-enzymatic oxidative stress biomarkers in humans. 10th Congress of the International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids & Lipids. Vancouver, BC. May 2012.
Anthony, M., Contosta, A. Temporally produced nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from differently managed agricultural pasturelands: relative bacterial and fungal contributions. Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America. Portland, OR. June 2012.
Gallagher, C., Pote, B., Hews, S. Dynamical Model for Pollen Tube Tip Geometry. Annual Meeting of The Society for Mathematical Biology. Knoxville, TN. July 2012.
Vogel, J., Sargent, J., Gill, C., Couperus, J. Differences in resting alpha electroencephalograph asymmetry between depressed and non-depressed men. The Society for Psychophysiological Research Conference. New Orleans, LA. September 2012.
Le, T., Letteri, R., Emrick, T., Aidala, K., & Hayward, R. Polymeric Zwitterionic Hydrogels. Polymer Symposium. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA. October 2012.
Vogel, J., Sargent, J., Gill, C., Couperus, J. Comparing linked-mastoids and current source density reference montages in assessing the relationship between resting alpha electroencephalographic asymmetry and depression in men. Society for Neuroscience 2012. New Orleans, LA. October 2012.
Waters, E., Morse, J., Bettez, N., Groffman, P. Denitrification in riparian zones and streams along an urban to exurban gradient. Baltimore Ecosystem Study Annual Meeting. Baltimore, MD. October 2012.
Stark, E., Conlisk, E. Racial disparities in levels of care in an emergency department. 140th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. San Francisco, CA. November 2012.
Basnet, P., Amarasiriwardena, D. Bioimaging of trace toxic metal distribution in rice seeds (Oryza sativa) by LA-ICP-MS. SciX. Spectroscopy Conference. Kansas City, MO. November 2012. Society for Applied Spectroscopy-Undergraduate Travel Awardee.
2011Ryan, E., Coupe, C. Designing a portable gynecological examination table for low-resource communities in El Salvador. Yale Unite for Sight Global Health and Innovation Conference. New Haven, CT. April 2011.Hofmeister, K., Roof, S., Cianfrani, C. Ice cover trends in an Arctic Lake (Svalbard, Norway). 8th Annual Conference of the Massachusetts Water Resources Research Center. Amherst, MA. April 2011.Koelmel, J., Amarasiriwardena, D. Assessing biological uptake of antimony, copper, lead, and zinc at a shooting range using Laser Ablation ICP-MS. Northeastern Sigma Xi Undergraduate Research Symposium. Stony Brook, NY. April 2011.Koelmel, J., Amarasiriwardena, D. High resolution bio imaging using Laser Ablation ICP-MS for determining metal transport pathways in ferns. American Chemical Society Undergraduate Symposium Connecticut Section. Hartford, CT. April 2011.Bokulich, N. Microbial community profiling of American lambic-style beers using terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism (TRFLP). American Society of Brewing Chemists Annual Conference. Sanibel Harbour, FL. June 2011.Shaffer, E., Moreira, R. Synthesis of an oxime dienophile for aquous Diels-Alder reactions. 242nd National Meeting of the American Chemical Society. Denver, CO. August 2011.Drucker, J., Fried, L. Comparison of Wing Morphology in Austral Migrant Passerines. New York State Ornithological Association Annual Meeting. Sylvan Lake, NY. September 2011.
Baldwin, J. The effect of Piper fruit secondary compounds on gut retention time in Carollia perspicillata. 41st Annual Symposium on Bat Research. Toronto, ON. October 2011.
Mathis, K. The Rules of Attraction: Host location and acceptance of the ant, Azteca instablis, by their Phorid Fly Parasitoids. XX Simposio de Mirmecologia. Petropolis, Brazil. October 2011.2010 Bartkus, L., Amarasiriwardena, D., Arriaza, B., Bellis, D., Yanez, J. Investigation of lead in single hair strands from ancient Andean mummies by laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS). Winter Plasma Spectrochemistry Conference. Fort Myers, FL. January 2010.Barbieri, L., Dickson, J., Head, J., Dyar, M. Deciphering late-Amazonian climate change on Mars: evidence for episodic gully activity preserved in Gully Fan Stratigraphy. 41st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The Woodlands, TX. March 2010. Awarded 2010 Five College Astronomy Department Irvine Prize. Baker-Wagner, M., Wolcott, N., Marwidi, Y., Yu, S.F., Dey, D., Onisko, B., et al. Evidence for host drug targets essential for dengue virus capsid formation. 23rd International Conference on Antirviral Research. San Francisco, CA. April 2010.Sawaya, P., Schanck, J. Traveling salesman solver for Amherst school bus routes. New England Undergraduate Computer Science Symposium. Boston, MA. April 2010.Bullard, K., Conlisk, E., Fried, M., Cremer, M. Factors affecting the timing of abortion in New York City. 138th Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Boulder, CO. November 2010.
Baker-Wagner M., Marwidi Y., Yu, S.F., Dey, D., Atuegbu, A., Broce, S., Hansen, W.J., Lingappa, V.R., Glass, P.J., Hurt, C.R. Identification and Early Lead Optimization of a Chemical Series with Activity Against the Dengue Virus. Annual Northeast Biodefense Center Conference. New Paltz, NY. November 2010.Bruss, I., Bernstein, H., Amarasiriwardena, D., O'Hara, P. FRET Detection of dynamic hybridization between double complementary oligonucleotide. American Chemical Society Undergraduate Symposium Connecticut Section. Amherst, MA. April 2010. Awarded Best Student Poster.2009Van Vleek, B., Amarasiriwardena, D., Xing, B. Investigation of trace metals complexed to soil-derived humic acids molar mass fractions extracted from various depths in a shooting range soil. Humic Science and Technology Conference-XII. Boston, MA. March 2009.Forster, S., Amarasiriwardena, D. Mosses as pollution indicators: trace metals in amblystegium riparium of Baltimore and western Maryland. Society for Applied Spectroscopy-New England Section. Boston, MA. April 2009.
Haggerty-Perrault, M., Cianfrani. C., Long, T. Unifying architectural design with storm water management-A case study of the Longsworth Arts Village. 6th Annual Conference of the Massachusetts Water Resources Research Center. Amherst, MA. April 2009.Torrens, A., Tor, J. Diversity of sulfate reducing bacteria in Deep Springs Lake, California and implications for biogenic dolomie formation. 109th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology. Philadelphia, PA. May 2009.Zia, J., Amarasiriwardena, D., Xing, B. Investigation of the adsorption characteristics of antimony cadmium, and lead by nano and micro particle titani. International Conference on the Environmental Implication and Application of Nanotechnology. Amherst, MA. June 2009.Fulmer, A., Ross, C. Conspecific mate recognition and male courtship behavior in Colias Butterflies. Eastern New England Biology Conference. Lowell, MA. April 2009; and Animal Behavior Society 46th Annual Meeting. Pirenopolis, Brazil. June 2009.
Ringel, A., Jackson, J., Palsson, O., Fedor-Hammonds, L., Demaria, N., Ringel, Y. Probiotics and postprandial eating-associated Symptoms. American College of Gastroenterology Annual Scientific Meeting. San Diego, CA. October 2009.Baker-Wagner, M., Glass, P., Hurt, C., Hansen, W., Lingappa, V. Advancement of host protein-directed viral capsid assembly inhibitors of dengue virus. Annual Meeting of Northeast Biodefence Center. New York, NY. November 2009.Brynes, N., Conlisk, E., Jarvis, C., Lowry, N. A prevalence study of folk remedy use by the middle-Appalachian elderly. 137th Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Philadelphia, PA. November 2009.Hoffman, S., Gill, C. Dietary control of cortisol production by sodium intake regulation. 137th Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Philadelphia, PA. November 2009.2008Bandak, B., Amarasiriwardena, D., Gómez, D., Smichowski, P. Determination of As, Pb, and Sb in air particulates matter on air filters using laser ablation-inductively coupled-plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS). Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry. Temecula, CA. January 2008.Gordon-McKeon, S., Wylie, N., Isserman, N., Couperus, J., Gill, C. Influences of testosterone, aggression and anger on Ultimatum game behavior. Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Neuroscience Society. San Francisco, CA. April 2008.*Isserman, N., Gordon-McKeon, S., Frady, T., Couperous, J. Economics, emotion, and electroencephalography: ERP correlates of decision-making in the Ultimatum game. Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Neuroscience Society. San Francisco, CA. April 2008.Eggleston, E., Tor, J. Collaborative research in geomicrobiology: biofilm microbial communities in rock varnish from Panamint Valley, CA. Festival of Scholarship. Bellingham, WA. April 2008.Eggleston, E., Leavitt, W., Tor, J. Characterization of microbial communities in biofilms associated with rock varnish from Panamint Valley, CA. 108th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology. Boston, MA. June 2008.Goldhamer, D., Schultz, B., Tor, J. Pseudomonas fluorescens as a plant growth promoting Rhizobacterium for Spinacia oleracea. 108th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology. Boston, MA. June 2008.Clark, P., Speer, J.H., Winship, L. Longevity under adversity with resilience in Pines on Mokst Butte Lava Flow, Oregon. West Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers Meeting. Bloomington, IN. November 2008.2007 Ceriotti, G., Amarasiriwardena, D. Investigation of antimony complexed to soil-derived humic acids and inorganic antimony species along a Massachusetts highway. Humic Science and Technology Conference-X. Boston, MA. March 2007.
Hall, J., Conlisk, E. A health needs assessment of the growing Latino community in Charleston, South Carolina. 135th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Washington, D.C. November 2007.
Buchsbaum, A., Schaefer, E., Dansinger, M. Baseline dietary glycemic load as a predictor of weight loss on the Atkins, Zone, Weight Watchers and Ornish diets. American Heart Association Annual Meeting. Orlando, FL. November 2007.2006Newton, K., Jones, J., Amarasiriwardena, D. Investigation of spatial trace elemental profiles of blue mussel shells (mitilus edulis) in Boston Harbor, Massachusetts by laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry. Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry. Tucson, AZ. January 2006.Steely, S., Amarasiriwardena, D., Xing, B. An investigation of antimony complexed to humic acids and inorganic antimony speciation in contaminated Soils. Humic Science & Technology IX. Boston, MA. March 2006.
Van der Velden, A., Leavitt, W., Tor, J. Characterization of a novel arsenic-tolerant, halophilic ?-Proteobacterium, Salicola aquaputidensis gen. nov., sp. nov., isolated from Death Valley, California. 106th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology. Orlando, FL. May 2006.
Borchelt, A.M., Conlisk, E., Cimino, F., Cremer, M. Age at menopause in rural El Salvador. 134th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Boston, MA. November 2006.Gorman, T., Conlisk, E., Hartmann, E. An epidemiological review of the physical and mental health effects of the September 11th terrorist attacks. 134th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Boston, MA. November 2006.2005Bido, J. Comparison of the nutritive quality and health outcomes of tortillas made with the Nixtamal process versus harina de maiz. 45th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association. Lake Placid, NY. March 2005.Newton, K., Amarasiriwardena, D., Danku, J., Barnes, R., Xing, B. Determination of As and Pb complexed to soil humic acids and soil arsenic species in an apple orchard contaminated with lead arsenate pesticide. Humic Science and Technology Conference VIII. Boston, MA. March 2005.
Steely, S., Amarasiriwardena, D., Yáñez, J. Laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS): A rapid method for elemental analysis of hair. American Chemical Society National Meeting. San Diego, CA. March 2005.
Borchelt, A.M., Cimeno, F., Conlisk, E., Cremer, M. Early menopause: A study of the reproductive lives of Salvadoran women. 14th Annual Meeting of the International Health and Medical Education Consortium. San Francisco, CA. April 2005.Gorman, M., Conlisk, E., Perez, V. Evidence of impaired bone health in low-income women of childbearing age. Northeastern Anthropological Association 45th Annual Meeting. Lake Placid, NY. 2005; and 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Philadelphia, PA. November 2005.Acosta, A., Conlisk, E., Johnson, K. Health care access among street-dwelling mothers in a middle-income Asian country. 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Philadelphia, PA. November 2005.Acosta, A., Conlisk, E., Johnson, K. Street dwelling mothers in a middle-income Asian country: Health status, risk behaviors, and access to care in Filipino street mothers. 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Philadelphia, PA. November 2005.Bido, J. Adaptación alimenticia en migrantes de Ixtlilco El Grande a los Estados Unidos: Evaluación nutricional previa y posterior a la migración y su correlación con la obesidad. 13th Juan Comas Coloquio de Antropolog'a F'sica. Campeche, México. November 2005.Bido, J. Salud, Nutrición, y Desarollo en Ixtlilco, Morelos. Southern California Conference on Undergraduate Research. Riverside, California. November 2005.2004 Draper, J., Okpotor, F., Amarasiriwardena, D. Semi quantitative analysis of trace metals in over-the-counter calcium supplements by laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS). Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry. Fort Lauderdale, FL. January 2004.Burton, P., Jones, J., Allen, S., Goodman, A., Amarasiriwardena, D., Mack, M., Blakey, M. Dietary reconstruction of enslaved African from the New York African Burial Ground: Elemental concentrations in permanent molars. 73rd Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Tampa, FL. April 2004.Kraynik, S., Carrasco, A., Goodman, A., Winham, D., Dolphin, A. A prospective study of maternal prenatal dietary intakes and the formation of enamel growth disruptions. 73rd Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Tampa, FL. April 2004.Obedin-Maliver, J., Conlisk, E., Cremer, M. The relationship between nutrient intake and cervical cancer in rural Salvadoran women. 132nd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Washington, D.C. November 2004.2003Webb, E., Tauch, S., *Green, E., Goodman, A., Amarasiriwardena, D. Determination of elemental concentrations and lead isotope ratios in teeth from Solis, Mexico, Kalama, Egypt and Bronze Age Magan in Tell Abraq, UAE, by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectroscopy (ICP-AES) and mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). American Chemical Society National Meeting. New Orleans, LA. March 2003.*Green, E., Tauch, S., Webb, E., Amarasiriwardena, D. The application of diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy (DRIFTS) for identification of potential diagenesis crystallinity changes in teeth. American Chemical Society National Meeting. New Orleans, LA. March 2003.Acosta, A., Goodman, A., Backstrand, J., Dolphin, A. Infants' enamel growth disruptions and the quantity and quality of mothers' perinatal diets in Solis, Mexico. 72nd Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Tempe, AZ. April 2003.2002Kang, D., Goodman, A., Amarasiriwardena, D. Application of Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) for the Investigation of Trace Metal Distributions in Human Tooth Enamel Growth Layers. Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry. Scottsdale, Arizona. January 2002. 2002 OUTSTANDING POSTER.Leypoldt, L., Conlisk, E. Asthma hospitalization rates in Massachusetts?1996-1998. 16th National Conference on Chronic Disease, Prevention and Control. Atlanta, GA. May 2002.Brownsmith, M., Reid, J., Goodman, A., Coleman, D., Walker, J. 87SR/86SR in the Landscape, Diet and Teeth of a Modern Mexican Rural Population: Implications for Archaelogical Dietary and Migration Reconstructions. Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America. Denver, CO. October 2002.2001Shifley, L., Amarasiriwardena, D., Xing, B., Siripinyanond, A., and Barnes, R. Trace Metal Speciation and Colloidal Properties of Soil Humic Acids Isolated from Three Different Soils: A Flow-Field Flow Fractionation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (Flow-FFF-ICP-MS) Study. Humic Substance Seminar V. Boston, MA. March 2001.Anderson, T., Amarasiriwardena, D., Xing, B., Siripinyanond, A., Barnes, R. Spectroscopic and Flow-Field Flow Fractionation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (Flow-FFF-ICP-MS) Study of Humic Acids Isolated from Organic and Conventional Agricultural Soils, and Vermin Compost. Humic Substance Seminar V. Boston, MA. March 2001.Tunstall, S., Klein, R., DeCou, S., Amarasiriwardena, D. Characterization of Lead Glazes and Lead Leaching Properties of Glazed Ceramics from the Solis Valley, Mexico using Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) And Diffuse Reflectance Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (DRIFT): Are We What We Eat Out Of? 221st American Chemical Society National Meeting. San Diego, CA. April 2001.
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McGinn netted 10 minutes into each half in front of 10,175 fans at Pittodrie to keep them in the race for the top half ahead of their trip to Dundee United next Saturday, after which the Clydesdale Bank Premier League splits in two and Brown steps down.
Hearts created a number of first-half chances with John Sutton hitting the post but their only real positive after the break was the introduction of right-back Jamie Hamill for his first appearance since damaging a cruciate ligament almost a year ago.
Aberdeen had not scored against Hearts in nine games but Gavin Rae could have ended the goal drought in the second minute when Josh Magennis and Scott Vernon combined to set him up in space 16 yards out but he volleyed over.
The Dons went ahead in the 10th minute, when Rae's pass set Hayes free down the right and he ran towards goal before rolling the ball inside for McGinn to shoot into the empty net.
The Northern Ireland was on target again 10 minutes after the break, when he cut in from the left, turned Dylan McGowan one way and the next and then curled the ball into the top corner from a tight angle.
The former Celtic player soon had a chance for a hat-trick after Johnny Hayes ran from his own half and crossed to the far post but his shot was blocked.
McGinn was then booked for simulation after going down under Danny Wilson's penalty-box challenge. The tackle looked clumsy and there appeared to be contact from a distance but referee Willie Collum immediately produced the card.
Aberdeen survived some late scares before Brown and assistant Archie Knox received a warm ovation as they made their way to the tunnel.
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Sadly today, August 27th 2016, will be our last day at the lovely Barnfield Crescent Gallery. The past 18 months has been really special for us with fantastic exhibitions, great events and lots of new friends! Thank you for your support and we look forward to sharing details of our continuing journey...
Moor to Sea at Budleigh Salterton
15th September - 30th October 2016
Alan Cotton, one of the most revered artists in our midst, was invited by the Brook Gallery to select a body of work from artists across the UK known for their love and portrayal of the West Country. From the sandy beaches of Dorset, to the creeks and inlets of Devon, viaSomerset's high cliffs and Cornwall's secluded coves, the West Country landscape is as diverse as it is long, as portrayed by the varied artist styles included in Moor to Sea.
Current Exhibition: Grosvenor Inspired Exhibition
15th July - 28th August 2016
The British Grosvenor School of Modern Art was opened in 1925 by Claude Flight and Iain MacNab. Flight taught the art of lino-cutting and MacNab taught wood engraving.
Claude Flight taught students to produce multi-colour linocut prints by using different blocks for each colour. Flight's work celebrated the speed, movement and hustle of modern life in the 1920s and 30s, with dominant themes of sport and transport. Many contemporary artists attempt to capture the essence of the Grosvenor School by producing these incredibly complex and angular linocuts, few however succeed in the way that Paul Cleden, Lisa Takahashi and Andrew Pavitt do. Their prints notably capture the spirit of the genre whilst putting their own individual styling and nuances into the work.
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September 15th - October 30th 2016 : Moor to Sea
Alan Cotton, one of the most revered artists in our midst, was invited by the Brook Gallery to select a body of work from artists across the UK known for their love and portrayal of the West Country.
Christmas Exhibition: JP Reynolds
Easter: Mila Furstova
An exhibition showcasing recent work from internationally exhibited artist Mila Furstova.
June - July 2017: Kathleen Caddick
A retrospective celebrating Kathleen's 80th Birthday.
Joining Brook Gallery will be Brook Contemporary Fine Art Consultancy. Opening offices soon in Budleigh Salterton.


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Extended Stay America Grand Rapids - Kentwood, Grand Rapids
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- 104 smoke-free guestrooms
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MONTGOMERY — A 26-year-old man from Beacon died Tuesday morning after falling from the roof at the shop where Paul Teutul Jr. is building his new bike business.
Police declined to release the man's name pending notification of his family.
The man worked for OCS Industries of Middletown, which had been hired to repair the roof by the building owner, Olori Brothers, Lt. Alex Landolina of the Montgomery Police Department said.
Paul Teutul Jr., of the television show "American Chopper," leases the space at 21 Stone Castle Road in Rock Tavern. He announced in April that he's starting his own bike shop to go head-to-head with his father on another season of the show. Neither Teutul nor other cast members were at the scene during the incident.
"This was a tragic accident and, although I've never met this man, my deepest condolences and prayers go out to his family and friends," Teutul Jr. said in a statement.
Just before 9 a.m., the police received a call that a man had fallen. The roofing repair company had cut a hole in the roof and the man stepped backward into the space and fell, Landolina said.
The man's co-workers came to his aid and called for help. Town police, Mobile Life and the Coldenham Fire Department responded. The man died at the scene.
A representative from the Albany office of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which responded to the scene as well, could not be reached for comment.
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