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Mick Jagger Burping
Dancing in the Street with all music removed. A musicless musical video, with some interpretive dubbing.
Mirror shades, satanism, cyborgs, hover bikes... it has it all!
The video for Perturbator's (previously) She is Young She is Beautiful is an amalgam of Gothic horror, cyberpunk science-fiction, late 80s anime aesthetics, post-apocalytpic Miami and the best parts of b-movie cinema. All done up in a pixel art style reminiscent of the classic Out of This World (recently) series of adventure games.
We Beat the Drum Slowly
Chad VanGaalen animates a surreal drive through Hollywood in the video for Timber Timbre's Beat the Drum Slowly. VanGaalen also produces animations for his own music: Molten Light, Flower Gardens, Clinically Dead, Peace on the Rise and Red Hot Drops. Some imagery slightly NWS.
'Tussin and Twerkin
We Can't Stop and Wrecking Ball in G-Major. Maybe not G-Major, but at least pitched down and edited. As not-work-safe as the regular versions. [more inside]
A Desert Road
I'm Waiting Here is a bonus track off of David Lynch's forthcoming album. The video pairs the dreamy vocals of Lykke Li (reminiscent of the sound work on Twin Peaks) with a visual of rolling desert landscape (reminiscent of Lynch's Lost Highway). [more inside]
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Fade Away: music by Vitalic (previously), directed by Romain Chassaing. Multiple assassins try to get their hands on an attaché case, and (briefly) they all succeed. NWS for action-movie gore.
It's. My. Beak.
Have you ever wanted to see cartoon ducks raving in a 3D psychedelic wonderland? You're in luck. It's My Beak, by Libythth. Via.
It's hard to describe - impossible to forget
"THIS is my favorite video on the internet. I insist that you watch it!!!! ... Generally what the vid is about is training girls to be an Amazoness. GOD IT'S SO GOOD." Mildly NWS. From the same animation studio who brought you Gal-O.
Legend of the Golden Motorcycle
Five Seconds and Patient are two new videos from Twin Shadow that tell the story of a motorcycle gang called The Teds. [more inside]
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Hot Potato Style is a video by New Orleans rapper Nicky Da B made with a little help from Jean Luc Picard, Pee Wee Herman, John Stamos, and Charlie Chaplin (among others). Lyrics are probably slightly not safe for work.
"... the album has an ebb and flow, much like the ocean near which it was recorded in North Carolina."
Balance, directed by Jay Buim, is a beautiful music video about two hitchhikers trying to get to the beach. The music comes from the latest album by NC/MD band Future Islands: On The Water. [more inside]
Body Doubles
Didn't Know What Love Was is video by Andreas Nilsson, for a collaboration by Bernard Sumner (lead singer of New Order), Hot Chip (previously), and Hot City. A little about the video here. [more inside]
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First Philippines Minister to Israel Presents His Credentials
Roberto Regala, the first Philippines Minister to Israel, was received today by Mrs. Golda Meir, Israel's Foreign Minister, to whom he presented his credentials. More ▸
Roberto Regala, the first Philippines Minister to Israel, was received today by Mrs. Golda Meir, Israel's Foreign Minister, to whom he presented his credentials. More ▸
The establishment of diplomatic relations between Israel and the Philippines was announced by the Foreign Ministry here last night. In formed circles viewed the move as a major development in Israel's campaign to establish closer ties with Asian nations. M. Shimoni, Israel's Minister to Burma, is expected to be appointed to represent Israel at Manila. More ▸
The appointment of F.W. Pollak as Israel's first trade commissioner for the Far East was welcomed by Jewish business men here who are anxious to initiate trade relations with the Jewish state. Although Palestinian oranges were sold here during the British Mandate period, no Israel citrus or other products have been sold in Hong Kong… More ▸
Ernest Simca, president of the Jewish community of Manila, has been named Israel immigration officer for the Philippines, where 70 persons have already exprssed a desire to proceed to the Jewish state, it was announced today. More ▸
An Israel delegation sent to the Philippines to foster the development of air and commercial relations between the two nations returned here last night after successfully accomplishing its mission. The delegation was headed by Dr. Gershon Meron, economic adviser of the Foreign Ministry, and included Yaacov Shimoni and Michael Comay of the Foreign Ministry. The… More ▸
The project for settling 10,000 refugees in the Philippine Islands, arrangements for which had been completed just prior to the out-break of the war, is receiving fresh consideration, it was disclosed today in the annual report of the Refugee Economic Corporation, which negotiated the original agreement with the Philippine Government. The report, which was issued… More ▸
The Japanese occupation administration in the Philippine Islands has imposed a special "war tax" on all Jews, according to a report appearing in the "Deutsche Beobachter in Asian," a copy of which was received here today. The German report states that "wealthy" Jews, who own real estate and big business concerns will be forced to… More ▸
President Manuel L. Quezon of the Philippine Commonwealth today called Japan's new policy of anti-Semitism a tribute to the patriotism of Jews in the occupied islands. Praising Philippine Jews as "quiet, energetic and productive," he expressed the hope that he would be able to work with them again after the war in accordance with the… More ▸
The Berlin radio today reported that the Japanese authorities in the Philippine Islands have issued a "warning" to the Jews there not to engage in any "espionage" activities for the Allied Nations. More ▸
A cable from the Refugee Committee in Manilla stated: "No casualties among transient, old time Jewish refugees." Most of the refugees have been in the Philippines for several years. Some came there directly and others finally settled there after leaving Shanghai. A small group, now stranded in Manila, were on their way to the United… More ▸
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Fugard's 'Mecca': A Treasury Of Meaning
September 24, 1989
By William B. Collins, Inquirer Theater Critic
The path to enlightenment is taken with touching innocence every night at the little Wilma Theater on Sansom Street. In the opening play of the season, The Road to Mecca, a woman passing into old age lights the way with candles, realizes that she has reached her spiritual destination and decides the time has come to blow them out. Thus does the life cycle take on meaning in Athol Fugard's treasure of a play, which stands apart from the...
Mullica Hill's Show And Shops Will Be Mecca
September 18, 1992
By Anita Myette, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It's no wonder they call it Antiques at Harvest Time in Mullica Hill. Collectors will find a bountiful array of primarily country antiques at this show, the ninth annual one, Saturday in this small village in Gloucester County. The show will be held at Harrison Township School on North Main Street but, as avid area collectors know, Mullica Hill is an antiquing mecca with 40 shops stretched out along Main Street. So antiquers who can't find what they're looking for at the show should head south on Main, where most shops will be open for business as usual.
Saudis Deny Iran's Report Of Mecca Protest
July 23, 1988
From Inquirer Wire Services
An Iranian radio report said hundreds of Muslim pilgrims in Mecca demonstrated yesterday to protest the deaths of 402 people during last year's pilgrimage, but Saudi Arabia denounced the story as a lie. The broadcast on government-run Tehran Radio said Saudi police attacked some of the protesters, who it said were also demonstrating against Israel, the United States and the Soviet Union. The official Saudi press agency SPA quoted what it called a responsible source as saying that the Iranian report was "totally fabricated and it has no basis of truth whatsoever.
On A Pilgrimage To Mecca For A Muslim, A Journey To The Center Of Islam Is A Must.
April 12, 1998
By Saleema N. Syed, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Standing outside the entrance to the Mecca (also known as the Grand Mosque), I quickly slipped off my shoes and put them in a plastic bag along with the footwear of the rest of my family. Shoes, because they track dirt and filth, are forbidden in this most sacred Muslim place. My father extended his hands to my sister and me and asked us to close our eyes. He would guide us through the porticos leading to the courtyard that houses the Kaaba, the cubic brick structure that is considered the center of Islam.
Even Iran's Allies Deplore The Violence In Mecca
August 12, 1987
The deaths of more than 400 Muslims in front of the Grand Mosque in Mecca on July 31 arose from a simple and yet momentous disagreement. Should pilgrims during the haj behave according to the injunctions of the Koran, which they hold to be the word of God, or should they obey a cranky old cleric in Tehran? Surah ii, verse 197, of the Koran enjoins pilgrims to abstain (depending on the translation) from "abuse," "angry conversations," "contentious discussion," "violence," "lewdness.
In 'Mecca,' Fugard's Message Shifts From Racial To Spiritual
April 13, 1988
By William B. Collins, Inquirer Theater Critic
The arrival of Athol Fugard's The Road to Mecca with - at last - Yvonne Bryceland as its radiant centerpiece is one of the signal events of the decade: a powerfully affecting performance in a major work by a playwright who is arguably the best of those writing today for the English-speaking stage. The play opened last night at the Promenade Theater. Prevented by Actors Equity from appearing in the play's world premiere at the Yale Repertory Theater in New Haven, Conn., in 1984, Bryceland starred in the National Theater of Great Britain production two years later, winning the Olivier Award as best actress of the London season.
Snow Brings The Blues To Country-music Mecca
February 8, 1996
By Catherine Quillman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
This summer, for the first time in 56 years, the folks in the Chester County hamlet of Jennersville will not hear the twang of distant country music from their porches. The music is on hold because Sunset Park, a country mecca for generations, will be closed for the season. When more than two feet of snow hit the area last month, the aluminum roof over Sunset Park's autograph-signing area and part of its main outdoor seating collapsed. The roof now covers most of the front-row seats.
Group Wants To Turn Woodbury Into Cultural Mecca
April 28, 1991
By Michael Peck, Special to The Inquirer
Name some great centers of culture. Paris. Rome. Venice. Woodbury. Woodbury? Seems out of place among world-renowned cities that feature centuries-old art and historic cathedrals. But 10 Woodbury residents still hope to turn their city into a mecca for culture - on a far smaller scale - in Gloucester County. They recently formed the Woodbury Council for Art and Performances, an organization designed to sponsor concerts, plays and other cultural events for Woodbury and the rest of Gloucester County.
'The Road To Mecca' By Athol Fugard In Somers Point, N.j.
November 3, 1989
By Douglas J. Keating, Inquirer Staff Writer
The plays of South African writer Athol Fugard typically deal with the racial problems of his native land. They also focus primarily on male characters, with women in supporting roles. In The Road to Mecca, race is dealt with only tangentially, and the central characters are two women. The play proves that Fugard does not need the emotionally charged issue of apartheid to energize his imagination and that he can create women who are as vivid as his men. The strong characters and nonracial focus of this forceful play could make it Fugard's most-produced work in this country.
Khomeini Warns U.s. Of Revenge Blames America For Mecca Deaths
August 4, 1987
By Marc Duvoisin, Inquirer Staff Writer (Inquirer wire services contributed to this article.)
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini said yesterday that Iran held the United States responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Iranian pilgrims last week in the Muslim holy city of Mecca and warned that it would retaliate "at an opportune time," Tehran Radio reported. "We have placed these crimes to the account of the U.S. and we shall demand repayment and take revenge for the blood of the children of Abraham," said Iran's 86-year-old spiritual leader. Iran also announced that its Revolutionary Guards would hold three days of naval maneuvers, code-named "Martyrdom," in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman and warned all foreign ships and planes to stay out of Iranian territorial waters and airspace in those regions as of midnight (4:30 p.m. Philadelphia time)
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Philly is 'mecca for people in recovery'
December 29, 2014
BY DAN GERINGER, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com, 215-854-5961
RICK FORD, who has spent 20 years helping people recover from drug and alcohol abuse, wants folks to call his WURD-900AM talk show tonight and tell their stories of rebirth and renewal. "Based on all the negative things going on - shootings and killings, crime and violence - I think it's essential that folks call in to talk about their recovery," Ford said. "I want to end the year on a good note and show that recovery is alive and well here in the city of Philadelphia," he said.
Jersey Shore's second great bird-watching mecca
July 27, 2014
By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Inquirer Staff Writer
OCEAN CITY - It'll probably never surpass Cape May and its environs as the Jersey Shore's birding capital. But a small patch of woods on a coastal islet, where a concrete bridge foundation for part of the Route 52 Causeway was rebuilt two years ago at the resort's main gateway, may just be giving veteran birders a new place to flock. The nesting and the squawking - despite the constant roar of traffic off the nearby causeway - can call to mind explorer Henry Hudson's crew. As soon as the Dutch explorers came ashore in 1609, they started giving everything an embryonic-inspired moniker - such as Great Egg Harbor, Great Egg Bay, Little Egg Inlet - because of the inordinate number of seabird nests and eggs laid out across the marshlands and woodlands as far as the eye could see. Pull in, park your car, and stand for a few minutes on the elevated walkway along stretches on the northern side of the little woods, and you'll likely be able to see at least a half-dozen bird species.
Philly is a mecca for Web-based TV shows
June 18, 2014
By A.D. Amorosi, For The Inquirer
When it comes to the small screen - the really small screens, of computers, tablets, and mobile devices - Philadelphia has a flourishing scene. At a time when Netflix is going strong with Web-only programs such as Orange Is the New Black and House of Cards , Philadelphia is home to a range of Web-only series, starring or written or produced by Philly folks. Among the local film crews in town, you'll find Lee Porter's My Ruined Life ( MRL ) shooting near a Rittenhouse park bench.
SXSW Interactive: Mecca for geeks
March 15, 2014
By Dan DeLuca, Inquirer Staff Writer
AUSTIN, Texas - Is SXSW Interactive the nerdiest place on earth? The conference, which brought more than 30,000 busily networking techies from all over the globe to Austin last week, and which precedes the better-known SXSW Music, is where the superstar attractions were NSA leaker Edward Snowden (via teleconference), Mythbusters host Adam Savage, and astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who referred to the confab as "geek central. " Panels drilled down into topics like "The Future of Genetics in Everyday Life," "Your Next UX Skill: Prototyping With HTML," and "Combinatorial Creativity: The Future of Innovation.
City's cultural mecca set for party, renewal
October 28, 2013
By Stephan Salisbury, Inquirer Staff Writer
Twenty years ago, Ed Rendell stood in a freezing drizzle at the southeast corner of Broad and South Streets and told a small crowd to "close your eyes and dream. " The then-mayor painted a portrait of an Avenue of the Arts, a boom-time boulevard of cultural delights. Thousands would crowd its sidewalks after performances. Block after block would buzz with activity. "They pour out on South Broad Street," he said. "Think of what that will mean to us as a city!" So ground was broken for the Arts Bank, a former bank acquired by the William Penn Foundation for conversion to a 238-seat theater and the first footprint on the new Avenue of the Arts, intended to stretch from Temple University 10 miles south to Washington Avenue.
Kansas among the best - if not the best - basketball meccas
January 4, 2013
BY DICK JERARDI, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
TRADITION FOR the modern college basketball player is the uniform his team wore last season. History is the last game, if not the last possession. So how exactly do you account for the University of Kansas? Smack in the middle of the country, hard by I-70, with its throwback gym right in the middle of campus on Naismith Drive, KU is as much a feeling as it is a place. But it is a place that has a longstanding love affair with its basketball team that shows no signs of abating.
Chillin' Wit' Cindy Bass: Where pit bull, cat coexist
August 28, 2012
Chillin' Wit' is a regular feature of the Daily News spotlighting a name in the news away from the job. CITY COUNCILWOMAN Cindy Bass attends Triumph Baptist Church in Nicetown on Sunday morning, then takes a lunch break at her Mount Airy home with her daughter, Carson, 3; her "great husband," Scott; pit bull Mecca; black Labrador Kinsey, and new kitten . . . "Um, Kitty, for now. " "Mecca was abused," says Bass, explaining the coexistence of...
For three days, North Wildwood was a barbecue mecca
July 17, 2012
By Dara McBride, Inquirer Staff Writer
Smoky, spicy, and sweet - the smells of barbecue filled the air on Sunday, stretching for six blocks and along the beach of North Wildwood, as the three-day New Jersey State Barbecue Championship came to a close. That's right - New Jersey. Many in the competitive barbecuing circuit have asked event coordinator Eric Shenkus, "What does New Jersey know about barbecue?" Apparently quite a lot. An estimated 75,000 people were expected to attend the 14th annual event. That's a huge difference from the first year, which brought 500 people to a fund-raiser in the parking lot across the street from the local fire company, Shenkus said.
To golf's mecca: The Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland
April 8, 2012
By Steve Kelly, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The ball strike rang pure. A player of my, um, caliber knows that sweet "thwack" because I hear it but a handful of times every round. Sure enough, I found the last of my Top-Flite XLs soaring against a brilliant blue Scottish sky high above the Coffins, a cluster of mean-spirited pot bunkers on the par 4, 388-yard 13th hole at the Old Course St. Andrews Links. In the distance, colorful hang gliders zigzagged over the North Sea in schizophrenic gales that have driven golfers mad for more than 600 years.
Broadway Review: The Road to Mecca
January 17, 2012
By Howard Shapiro, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
NEW YORK - To honor the 80th birthday of celebrated South African playwright Athol Fugard, The Road to Mecca , a play he wrote in the mid-'80s, opened Tuesday night for the first time on Broadway. We have many reasons to celebrate Fugard - foremost, his creation of exceptional theater in his unswerving march against the official racism of South African apartheid - but The Road to Mecca is not among them. It's a ho-hum play with a dull first act, as tedious as cleaning up the piles on your desk, and with a second act that fails to deliver even the satisfaction of at least a clean desktop.
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Packed in head to tail like interstellar sardines, these retro-styled rocket ships are off on great adventures. In between the rocket stripes, twinkling stars peek through to excite your little astronaut. Spaceship stripes are about 1 1/8" wide, from the 'Space Age' collection by Jamie Wood for Clothworks.


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European leaders voice fears over possible Brexit
European leaders at the economic summit in Davos on Thursday urged the UK not to vote to pull out of the European Union as Prime Minister David Cameron called on business leaders to voice their support for Britain staying in a reformed EU.
Mr Cameron told British business leaders attending the World Economic Forum that he needed their help in his bid to shape "the future direction" of the EU by voicing their support for his renegotiation of the UK's terms of membership ahead of the planned in-out referendum.
"If you believe like I do that Britain is better off in a reformed European Union... then, when the time comes, help me make that case for Britain to stay. This is a once in a generation moment and the stakes are high," he said.
Meanwhile, Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister, told a meeting in Davos that Europe "needs" the UK to stay within the 28-nation bloc and echoed Mr Cameron's call for business leaders to actively campaign to prevent a Brexit.
"The UK is outward looking, trade oriented, growth oriented, and we do not have enough of that storyline, that tradition, that culture within the European Union," Mr Rutte said.
"The European Union can only survive if it is relevant to its people, and it can only be relevant if it leads to economic growth, more jobs and prosperity.
"I believe the United Kingdom will be worse off outside the EU. It will not have the influence it has in the world today.
Isn't it strange to even debate a Brexit at a time the world is facing all these huge issues and challenges?"
Describing Mr Cameron as an "influential and excellent leader", Mr Rutte added, "We would all be worse off if he left, so all 28 countries must work together to create an EU that is more competitive, more outwards-looking, more growth-oriented.
If we could achieve that, the whole episode (of the UK's renegotiation) will have a positive ending."
Manuel Valls, the French prime minister, also told the meeting it would be a "tragedy for Europe" if the UK quit the EU and said Mr Cameron was right to seek a more simple and effective Europe.
"We must find a compromise and everyone must contribute to it," he said. "Our British friends must understand we will move forwards hand in hand. Nothing would be worse than to see a country like UK leave, it would lead to more populism."
Zhu Min, deputy managing director at the IMF, also said that it was "very difficult" to see the financial and economic argument in favour of a Brexit.
He told the BBC, "In the past 10, 15 years all we talk about is globalisation. Interconnectivities have become such a big thing, we are all closely linked to each other. So, it's really hard to see someone want to isolate itself [sic]."
However, a report published by the think-tank Civitas on Thursday maintained that it was "a myth" that membership of the EU gave the UK additional clout in negotiating international free trade deals.
The report said that far from opening up foreign markets, the EU had been less successful than the likes of Switzerland, Singapore and South Korea and Chile in negotiating such deals.
But Lucy Thomas, deputy director of the Britain Stronger in Europe group, said, "This is the latest in the baseless claims coming from 'leave' campaigners about what fantasy deals might be on the table if we leave Europe. If we look at what our major trade partners like the USA, India and China have said, all three have made clear that they value the UK remaining part of the EU. Indeed the US trade representative said they wouldn't be prepared to deal with individual countries when it comes to negotiating free trade deals.
"This is an economically illiterate piece of research, which fails to take into account the terms of the deals they examine. The 'leave' campaigns need to stop scaremongering and come clean with the public about what relationship we would have with Europe – our biggest customer – if we went out on our own."
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See Hugh Jackman Live in Concert on his Australia Tour
Great news for Australian fans (or those who can get there): Hugh is doing a tour of his home country, hitting 5 cities with a new version of his Broadway […]
Chappie Fan Event – Berlin
The Chappie gang met fans in Berlin with Hugh looking fantastic in a blue/black suit. Always such a great guy, Hugh signed autographs and posed for photos with lucky fans who'd waited to see him. Photos by Sean Gallup.
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Chappie Photocall – Berlin
Hugh Jackman rocks the t-shirt, jeans and jacket look for the Chappie photocall at the Hotel du Rome in Berlin as the press tour continues. Photos by Sean Gallup.
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Rock ramp will guide fish over Crooked Creek barrier
GIRARD -- Steelhead might be able to migrate farther up Crooked Creek this fall.
Girard Township is accepting bids for construction of rock ramps in the creek, at a waterfall that blocks fish swimming upstream. The ramps, actually a series of five rock steps, will conduct fish over the barrier.
That's good news for fishermen.
"It's going to open up better fishing along the stream," Girard Township Supervisor Bill Felege said.
Rock will be placed to create a series of pools and more shallow riffles, said Ken Anderson, a fisheries biologist with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. Anderson has been advising the township on rock ramp construction.
"Fish will be able swim from one to the next," Anderson said.
The ramps will be built at the downstream end of a culvert under Springfield Road, where the waterfall was created by erosion, Anderson said.
"Right now, the fish can't ascend past the waterfall. It's too big a jump," he said.
Steelhead and golden redhorse are the fish most likely to use the rock ramps, Anderson said. Steelhead, a popular, fierce-fighting trout that has spawned its own tourist attraction, have been heavily stocked in Lake Erie and its tributaries since the 1970s. The fish migrate upstream each fall and winter to spawn. Golden redhorse, a kind of native sucker, migrate upstream in the spring.
Construction of the rock ramps is funded by a $125,000 grant from Sustain Our Great Lakes, a public-private partnership including the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration, and private industry. Girard Township will provide in-kind services for the project.
"It's going to be quite the thing," Felege said.
Ramp construction could be completed this fall, but there are strict state-imposed time limits on construction in Lake Erie tributaries because of the fall steelhead run. Construction can't continue beyond Sept. 1 unless the township requests and the Fish and Boat Commission grants a special exception, Anderson said.
Township officials plan to award the construction contract on Aug. 13.
"Right now, we have to deal with the realities of that window," Anderson said. "My belief is that the project could be completed in three weeks if they get a good bid and the contractor is able to work aggressively -- and if there's not bad weather. But my gut feeling is that the project will probably be delayed until next summer."
If construction is delayed until 2014, the township would need to request an extension on Sustain Our Great Lakes funding.
Felege said he is optimistic the project can be completed by fall. "It should be done this summer," he said.
The Sustain Our Great Lakes grant will also pay for work in another stream in Girard Township, an unnamed tributary where the Culbertson Road culvert is failing. The work will reduce sediment and nutrients in the water.
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Despite strong medical schools, high resident retention rates and $189,940,402 in spending on Graduate Medical Education (GME) by South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (SCDHHS) in state fiscal year 2012, South Carolina has struggled for years to attract and retain physicians to serve rural areas and the urban poor. All 46 counties in South Carolina are considered Health Professional Shortage Areas, and there is strong evidence that this shortage contributes to poor health outcomes in these populations.
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The best hotel on earth
teh great thing about this place is EVERYTHING!!!!!!! you will love it
i wish i could buy it for myself
Great atmosphere
This is a fantastic hotel located in the center of one of the cutest towns in Scotland. The rooms were excellent and the lively pub and restaurant downstairs just add to the charm. This was one of the nicest (and cheapest!) hotels we've stayed in anywhere. We would definitely go back!!
To "Wee Bruce"
We had been looking forward to our single night stay and were not disappointed. Everything about this hotel deserves the superlatives accorded to it by other reviewers.
The room was fantastic - and we only had the "basic" double ! the staff were so friendly, the breakfast wonderful, the bar so welcoming (great selection of malt whiskys and choice of local ales) and to cap it all I had the finest steak I think I have ever tasted - cooked I believe by "Wee Bruce".
We intend to return and our return can`t come quickly enough.
Why aren't there more hotels like this?
We've just spent three nights at the George and found it to be every bit as good as the other reviewers have suggested. Amazing bedrooms, excellent staff - friendly, motivated, capable and cheerful (even heard the breakfast waitress singing!) - cozy and atmospheric bar with good ale, simple but good and reasonably priced food. Highly recommended.
We Keep Going Back!
We stay at the George 2/3 times a year. It is always so comfortable(which ever room) spotlessly clean and the staff are excellent.The evening meals are of a very high quality and reasonably priced. We were there the last week of February 2004 and the weather was glorious, blue skies and sunshine,when the rest of Scotland was submerged in snow! Inverary is very picturesque and a good setting out point for miles of beautiful scenery. We have already booked up for our next visit
A bit of luxury 2 hours away
This puts scotland on the map...best ive ever stayed at..rooms fab,food fab,staff fab..so proud to be Scottish
I urge you to stay in this hotel
I have stayed in hotels all over the world and yet this little hotel is possibly the most beautiful and yet the cheapest I have ever stayed in.
The rooms are quite simply incredible and yet the rates are so cheap ... the bar is lovely, the atmosphere is warm and welcoming, the food is great. It's possibly my favourite hotel experience in the world - that's why I keep going back for overnight stays. I urge you to go.
Memories are made of this!
My husband and I were very fortunate to stay in the George Hotel for 7 nights. Our exquisite room, full of antiques, definitely helped us deal with our jet-lag! The jacuzzi tub was very welcome after a long day of sight-seeing. The dining rooms, pub and public areas were charming! The warmth that was exuded by the coal fireplaces was only beat by the warmth of the staff. The royal family couldn't have been treated any better! Meals were fabulous and great value! We can hardly wait to see the conservatory when it is finished! It will enclose under glass the current outdoor beer garden. This building project, although evident, was definitely not obtrusive. The hotel is within walking distance of all the local sites. Inverary is touristy, but not lacking the family-friendliness which travellers appreciate. We can only compare it to Banff or Jasper in the Canadian Rockies for ambiance. Although the Inverary castle was closed for the season we were welcomed there for a special viewing arranged by a staff member of the hotel. This was too amazing! We will definitely be back. Count on us in the summer of 2005!
An Amazing Experience!
Our family was fortunate enough to be in Scotland for a November wedding, but our stay at The George made our trip even more amazing!
All of the rooms in this historic hotel were unique, with each being decorated differently. Because there were several members of our family staying at the hotel we were able to see many different rooms, including the luxurious Merchant Room! Our stay in Room #9 was highlighted by the jacuzzi tub! We loved the big canopy bed and the modern bathroom facilities, as well. The large sitting area allowed for our family to congragate on several occasions. Equally spectacular as the rooms, was the food! Each morning we had a full Scottish breakfast tailor-made to suit our needs. For lunch or dinner, there was a good selection of menu choices, including many seafood choices, making it hard to decide what to eat! (Good thing our family believes in sharing!) Even my husband who is a certified Chef raved about every meal. A must is the Sticky Toffee Pudding for dessert! Our stay was complete because of the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. They looked after all of our needs and made us feel comfortable as well as passed on local information about sites worth visiting and the history behind them. Many thanks to Mr. Clark and the rest of the wonderful staff at The George Hotel. We can't wait to be back in Scotland to enjoy your wonderful hospitality and breath-taking country! Cheers!
Atmospheric Hotel in lovely location
Stayed at the George whilst on a business trip in the area - and liked it so much I immediately rebooked for a late summer break with my wife and child.Inveraray is a pretty small town set on the banks of Loch Fyne. The George is just 100 yards from the Loch and is a really welcoming homely place. Family owned for 130 years. Excellent bar, open fires, 80 whiskies, stone floors, good food. All 12 rooms individually designed - lovely and different. Certainly not your corporate chain standard Ikea refits or Mrs Miggins saggy mattress and candlewick bedspreads. Thoroughly recommended.
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Grapes Galore!
Goat Cheese and Grape Galettes with rosemary and pine nuts – a great dessert as we make the transition from juicy summer fruits to savory fall flavors. Here are some other recipe ideas from the Kitchn archives: • Grapes Roasted with Walnut Oil • Manet's Almond Cake with Grapes and Peaches • Pie of the Vine • Quinoa Salad with Grapes • Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Grapes, Hazelnuts, and Parmesan • Wine-Marinated Grapes • For more information on the Hollywood farmers' market and other Los Angeles area markets, visit Farmernet.com Related: In Season: Muscadines and Scuppernongs Seasonal Spotlight: Local Grape Varieties (New York) (Images: Emily Ho)


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'Let employers try before they buy'
One graduate has hit upon a recruitment formula which could help job-seekers and firms alike.
Bright idea: Andy Shovel
Good news for graduates: help is at hand for university leavers struggling to get jobs in the recession. Former student Andy Shovel has launched Recruitment Squared, a business which he believes can combat graduate unemployment — and, three months in, it is already in profit.
Recruitment Squared offers employers the chance to "try before they buy" and, as Mr Shovel puts it, "this takes the risk away from companies, making it more financially appealing for them to hire".
London-based Andy Shovel, 22, graduated from Nottingham with a degree in business and geography last year. He says: "When I left university I realised that companies don't want graduates in a recession. They have dropped in terms of a company's priorities. They are expensive to train and are a risk because they haven't got a proven professional record to fall back on.
"There are so many talented candidates out there but they are finding it so hard to get in with a company.
"You need to be more imaginative to find work and offer employers a more palatable proposition."
Mr Shovel's business allows firms to try out interns on a two-month basis — the right amount of time, he says, for companies to assess a candidate's suitability without free-loading. "It takes between one and two months for the candidate to get to grips with the firm, so it isn't really worth a reputable company's time to take somebody on just for the sake of it."
So employers get help at little cost and obligation, while graduates get a foot in the door.
There are so many talented candidates out there but they are finding it so hard to get in with a company.
"We are careful to insist that the potential employer signs up to an agreement that the internship will last no longer than two months and the candidate will then have to be given formal employment if things have worked out between them.
"The idea is to make the process a more buyer-led, results-orientated proposition in the current climate."
The government has launched schemes to boost graduate employment, notably its Graduate Talent Pool — a graduate internship initiative — and the more recent Future Jobs Fund, which is injecting £1 billion into sectors such as social care, education, tourism and sport in order to create "soft jobs" and work experience opportunities for young people. But Mr Shovel argues that these schemes do not address the core problem.
"They are not doing anything to make it cheaper or easier for firms to hire but just repackaging the graduates and plonking them on what is effectively a glorified advertising board.
"This government has conclusively demonstrated their inclination towards an 'act now, think later' disposition.
"One could argue that most of these so-called 'soft jobs' are being created in a hurry and, as such, there will be no clear framework for personal development and promotion. Perhaps a more sensible approach would be to work with companies to make the young and unemployed more appealing. Incentives could be offered — perhaps companies that take on a number of new employees through the scheme will be subject to a slightly lower rate of national insurance."
Recruitment Squared, which cost Mr Shovel £800 to set up, is already in profit. Although reluctant to disclose numbers, he says: "We are doing very nicely, with many of our placements looking like they will result in permanent positions.
"Going on evidence from the past couple of months, I think the growth will be quite fast."
He has received thousands of CVs to date, hardly surprising given that graduates are competing in one of the most difficult job markets in decades. According to the Association of Graduate Recruiters, around 49 graduates are battling it out for each graduate job, up from 30 this time last year.
But Mr Shovel believes there are still plenty of vacancies. "It's easy to get drawn into hysteria but there are jobs and there are growing sectors." He cites energy efficiency as a "defiantly growing. There also seem to be a lot of IT companies wanting graphic designers. I think there are a lot of staple companies for whose demand has not been significantly affected by the recession."
Graduating last year, south London-based Mr Shovel went to work for a start-up drinks company. "The academic side of university and school never really engaged me that much; I was always off doing other business ventures. There was a small team of us at the drinks company so I kind of helped build that up. It gave me a good idea of how a really small company operates." He then started developing a business plan for Recruitment Squared before launching in May.
"Fortunately, I have very low overheads. A friend of mine built the website — that was about £300; plus rent on my small office in Hammersmith; incorporating the company, which was around £50; and other little bits and bobs. I didn't want to start saddling myself with a huge investment." It means almost all of the revenue that comes in is profit.
"I told myself that I would never do something with a big pile of investment as you could lose everything you've made. I want to have something that grows organically and doesn't need a big leg up with money."
He recruits graduates for companies at no cost and only takes a fee if the placement is successful after two months.
"Our rates for full-time recruitment are lower than the market rate, so the whole package adds up in terms of credit crunch appeal."
The jobs crisis in numbers
£25,000 a year – average frozen starting salary
48 – applications per job, up from 30 last year
900,000 – number of people aged 18-24 out of work
2.4m — total unemployment
£5bn — invested by the government to help people find jobs in the downturn


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Entry forms for the 25th annual Ride-Run competition are now available for interested athletes at the Perry Law Office, Storm Lake, or on-line.
The on-line forms can be accessed through the Storm Lake Chamber of Commerce web site: www.stormlake. org/chamber/chamber.htm. Go to events, then to the Star Spangled Spectacular, then click on Ride Run.
The event has become an annual tradition at the Spectacular.
The race is Sunday, July 4, starting at 7:30 a.m. beginning at the intersection of Lakeshore Drive and Lake Avenue in Storm Lake. The route is around Storm Lake with water stops along the route. Race day registration is from 7-7:20 a.m.
Entry fee is $20 per team in advance (postmarked by June 25) or $25 after June 25 until the day of the race. Checks should be made payable to the Ride Run. Overall winners will receive plaques with medals for the top three finishers in each category. All competitors will receive t-shirts.
Athletes compete in teams of two with one bicycle per team. One team member begins the race on the bicycle while the second begins running the route. The bicycle is left for the second teammate to pick up and eventually pass their now running teammate. The teams continue in this leapfrog fashion until both members of the team finish the 11-mile course together. Teams must finish together.
No support crews are allowed and cars are discouraged along the route. There will be no drafting on bikes, and athletes are asked to stay on the right side of the road.
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Meet Dr. Nancy M. Hackett
Meet a finalist for the Superintendent of Schools position in the high school library, 5:15-6pm. 845/482-4610, ext. 3000.
Penny social
Firehouse, doors open 6pm, calling 7:30pm. 845/557-8715.
Garden day
Plants, flowers, compost bins & rain barrels for sale at Cornell Cooperative Ext., 10am-2pm. Compost bins: $35 (advance-RSVP for a free kitchen scrap bucket), $55 day of; rain barrels: $75. 845/292-6180.
Wild plant survival enzymes demonstration
Seon Wellbeing Academy demo at 229 Meges Rd., 10-11am. RSVP: 917/533-8026.
Sullivan County Dine Around fundraiser
Enjoy dinner at your favorite participating restaurant & a portion of the proceeds benefits United Way of Sullivan County. 845/794-1771.
Children's reading program with Tess & Twiggy
Licensed therapy dogs listen to children read at the Hawley Public Library. Twiggy (Yorkshire terrier) = Thurs., 3-5pm; Tess (yellow Lab) = Wed., 3-5pm. 570/226-4620.
West African drumming & dance showcase
With Ghanaian master drummer Maxwell Kofi Donkor at First Presbyterian Church, 7pm. 862/697-4174.
Meditation class
"Eight Steps to Happiness" to become a more loving & compassionate person w/ guided meditation, teaching & discussion w/ Buddhist teacher Larry Zampino at The Emerson House, Hotel Fauchere, 7-8:30pm, $10. 845/856-9000.
Autism Speaks bowling fundraiser
Gravity Alley, 12:30-2:30pm, $20, 3/$50 incl. unlimited bowling, shoes, food & drink. Raffles. 570/766-5554 or 253-0445.
Sullivan County firefighters memorial service
Begins on Sturgis Rd. side of Gov't Center w/ lineup of "The Sea of Blue," 2pm, followed by ceremony inside. 845/807-0450.


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Yes, there's the prestige.
But in his case, there's a huge financial award tucked away in his contract.
By making the American League team for Tuesday's game at Citi Field, the Royals outfielder received automatic $500,000 raises in each of the next two seasons and will earn $10.75 million in 2014 and $13.25 million in 2015, according to contract terms obtained by the Associated Press.
"I kind of knew something was in there, but not how much it was or what it involved," Gordon said. "
The price of Gordon's 2016 player option also increased by $500,000 to $13.25 million. Gordon is eligible for additional raises based on whether he finishes among the top 15 in AL MVP voting or wins a Gold Glove or Silver Slugger award.
Baltimore shortstop J.J. Hardy also had an All-Star escalator provision, and his 2014 salary will increase by $500,000 to $7.5 million.
"It was kind of like a last-minute, toward-the-end-of-the-contract deal," Hardy said.
Colorado outfielder Michael Cuddyer had a conditional escalator triggered by his All-Star selection, and his 2014 pay will go up by $500,000 to $11 million if he has 500 plate appearances this year and is on the active roster at the end of the season.


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I'm with you. I only wish I had more coin to buy more F.New subj: did anyone see the over 38,000 share dump at 7 cents under the bid a few minutes ago? I smell a rat.
Chill...Its Called Painting the Tape..Load up if we drop below 12.00 but aint gonna happened.peace
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The ultimate goal of conservation initiatives at the Botanical Garden is protection of plant species, habitats, and ecosystems from degradation and extinction—thereby reducing the negative consequences for human well-being and the biological diversity of the planet. The first prerequisite for protecting plant species, habitats, and ecosystems is identifying those species at risk of extinction. Armed with this information, Garden scientists and collaborators work to develop sustainable management plans for protecting at-risk species and ecosystems. Solutions often involve understanding what conservation measures can be effective in a particular place, at a local level.
Conservation Analysis See also Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Laboratory.
Conservation Analysis
The Garden is uniquely poised to inform the conservation process and identify priority species and places for conservation. Garden scientists are specialists on fungi and plant groups throughout the plant kingdom—from ancient lineages such as algae, ferns, and gymnosperms to the many families of flowering plants that make up 80 percent of the plant diversity on Earth today. Their expertise extends to specific knowledge of plant species growing in many places on Earth, including North America, the Caribbean region, the Brazil Coastal Forest, the Amazon Basin, Pacifica, and Southeast Asia, among others. Garden scientists have established an international network of collaborative ties with governments, traditional leaders, conservation organizations, and fellow scientists about plant diversity issues.
The more than 7 million plant collections in the Garden's William and Lynda Steere Herbarium date from the 18th century to the present and document fungal and plant species diversity from every continent on Earth, with exceptional strength in the Americas. The associated C.V. Starr Virtual Herbarium provides instant Internet access to information on fungal and plant diversity in the Steere Herbarium. Using information from the Steere Herbarium and other sources, the Garden's Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Laboratory enables data-intensive analysis and identification of plant species at risk of extinction and of geographic regions with high concentrations of species that are of conservation concern.
Beyond great expertise in plant diversity and unmatched resources and facilities for conservation analysis, Garden scientists have developed novel techniques to rapidly assess the conservation status of plant species and have developed a habitat classification system using climate information and a new GIS model.
Selected Projects
The New York Botanical Garden's Threatened Plants Program, Phase I: The Puerto Rican Endangered Plants Initiative. This project—led by Garden scientists Drs. James Miller and Holly Porter-Morgan, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) specialist Hannah Stevens, and Puerto Rican colleagues—is using novel rapid-assessment protocols to evaluate which of the approximately 3,300 Puerto Rican plant species are threatened with extinction and which are not. A preliminary study using the new protocols and readily available Puerto Rican specimen data from the Garden's C.V. Starr Virtual Herbarium and the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) indicate that as many as one in five Puerto Rican plant species are threatened or near threatened. Find out more information on page 6 of this PDF.
Native Plants and the Spread of Invasives in the Northeastern United States. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Robert Naczi, the project is inventorying the plants occurring in all or portions of 22 states in the northeastern United States and in five Canadian provinces. The Garden's first in-depth flora of this area, published in 1896, provides baseline data for plants occurring in this vast geographic area more than a century ago. The contemporary inventory of the same area will identify new species, species extinctions, the spread of invasive non-native species, and shifts in the geographic ranges of species that may be due to environmental factors such as habitat loss and climate change. As it has for the last century, the flora—including an online version with identification keys— will be a primary reference for conservation of the area's natural resources. Find out more information
Garden scientists work to develop management plans for protecting plant diversity and the ability of ecosystems to provide vital resources and services for humans and other organisms—now and into the future. Such management plans are often referred to as sustainable management plans for their focus on balancing use and preservation that can allow plant diversity, ecosystems, and human well-being to endure. The first step in developing a sustainable management plan is to identify the plant diversity in the area of concern.
Identifying Plant Diversity
Selected Projects
Sustainably Managing a United Nations Biosphere Reserve in the Dominican Republic. The Jaragua-Bahoruco-Enriquillo Biosphere Reserve in the southwest corner of the Dominican Republic encompasses three biogeographic regions in the Caribbean, a great variety of ecosystems, and a rich diversity of plants, many species of which are found nowhere else. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Brian Boom, the project is combining field expeditions and herbarium studies with modern digital imaging techniques and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analyses to acquire, analyze, and disseminate critically missing data on plant diversity and endangered species in the Reserve. Data will be used in three ways: to identify the most important routes for "biodiversity corridors" that should be preserved to connect the Reserve's core areas; to document the globally threatened plant species that are endangered locally due to economic pressures; and to promote the sustainable management of those at-risk plant resources by the local people who live in the Reserve's transition and buffer zones.
Sustainably Managing Rattan Palms in Vietnam. About one in every seven canes that enters the international rattan industry comes from Vietnam, and many of these are harvested illegally from protected areas in the Central Truong Son Mountains. Led by Garden scientists Drs. Charles Peters and Andrew Henderson, the project is documenting the species diversity of rattan palms in six reserves in this area and training local forestry staff in their identification. Inventories are determining density, size structure, and rates of regeneration of wild rattan populations. Project data will inform plans to sustainably manage rattans by local communities and to design certification for sustainably harvested rattan in Vietnam.
Locally Appropriate Conservation Measures
Locally appropriate conservation protects plant diversity and enhances the environmental and cultural uniqueness and economic health of a particular place. Garden scientists work in close collaboration with local scientists and people, governmental agencies, scientific institutions, and NGOs to determine locally appropriate conservation measures for protecting plant diversity in some of the most remarkable places on Earth.
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Developing Conservation Plans for the Atlantic Coastal Forest of Brazil. The unique Brazil Coastal Forest has been reduced to fragments occupying less than 7 percent of its original extent, and many of the remaining plant species are found nowhere else on Earth. Led by Garden scientist Dr. William Wayt Thomas in collaboration with Brazilian institutions, scientists, and NGOs, the project is documenting plant species in forest fragments in the State of Bahia and developing plans to protect the fragments containing species most at risk. Find out more information.
Shedding Light on the Interdependence of Lemurs and Fruiting Trees in Madagascar. The fruit-eating lemur from the remote, isolated island of Madagascar was identified in 1987 as the most gravely endangered primate in the world. Little is known about lemurs' primary food source—the fruits of ramy trees (Canarium spp., Burseraceae). Led by Garden scientist Dr. Douglas Daly, the project is documenting species of Canarium on Madagascar. It is also looking at whether different species flower and fruit at staggered times, providing an extended season of food for lemurs; whether any species are endangered, resulting in special dangers for lemurs at certain times of the year; and whether all species of lemurs eat all species of Canarium.
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Conservation in Cuba. Endemic species are those which are only found in a given region or location and nowhere else on Earth. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Brian Boom, the project is looking closely at plant species endemic to Cuba and assessing the degree of threat presented to each of them by climate change and local habitat degradation and loss. Data from the project are informing decision-making for conservation measures in Cuba and building capacity for future scientific study, conservation, and sustainable management plans among Cuban scientists and governmental agencies. Find out more information.
Exploring and Conserving Plant Diversity in the Andes Mountains of South America. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Paola Pedraza, this umbrella project is working to explore, understand, and conserve the plants of the tropical Andes mountain system. An in-depth study of one large plant group—tropical relatives of blueberries in Peru, Bolivia, and Colombia, of which almost 50 percent are endangered species—is leading to a better understanding of the evolution, distribution patterns and threats to the entire Andean flora. In-depth plant inventories and published field guides to particular areas—such as Sumapaz National Park in Colombia, part of the largest páramo (high-altitude alpine-like) ecosystem in the world—are identifying species at potentially high risk of extinction and providing data for decision-makers to prepare effective conservation management plans. Find out more information
Inventorying the Green Algae in Yosemite National Park. Green algae are important primary producers, playing essential roles in many ecosystems. They also provide food and shelter for a variety of other organisms. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Kenneth G. Karol, the project is inventorying the species diversity of freshwater green algae in Yosemite National Park's lakes, pools, bogs, and streams throughout an annual growing season. In addition to documenting new species, data from the project are helping to detect effects of climate change, development, and tourism on the National Park and to inform decision-making about future land use in the Park and surrounding areas.
Sustainability – More Projects
Abandoned Lands, Resource Degradation, and the Future of Peruvian Amazonia. The abandonment and subsequent degradation of lands in western Amazonia is leading to a host of environmental, social, and economic problems, including recurrent fires, social conflict, increased crimes against property and persons, and loss of livelihoods. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Christine Padoch, this comprehensive program of multi-disciplinary research on the drivers, processes, and effects of land abandonment and degradation in the Peruvian Amazon is informing broad, science-based policy for diversified and sustainable land use and tenure in Amazonia.
Building Bridges for Sustainable Forestry in the Selva Maya, Mexico: Phase II. The existence of the Selva Maya—the most extensive tract of tropical moist forest in Central America—can be largely credited to members of the local communities who have been managing and conserving the forests of the region for millennia. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Charles Peters, the project is providing technical assistance to local communities (ejidos) so that they can continue to manage their forests and qualify for certification by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). A primary focus is the collection of quantitative growth data for over 20 commercial timber species.
Changing Biodiversity-Related Standards and Protocols for Forest Management in Amazonia. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Douglas Daly, this project, a partnership with the World Wildlife Fund-Brasil, Instituto Floresta Tropical, Acre state agencies, and the University of Acre, is developing better standards and protocols for inventory, identification, and characterization of forest resources being managed for timber in the Amazon. An important part of the project focuses on developing new tools for reliable field identification of trees.
Community-Based Natural Resource Management in the Hukaung Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, Myanmar. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Charles Peters, in collaboration with the Wildlife Conservation Society and the Myanmar Forestry Department, the project is documenting the supply and demand for forest resources—timber, thatch, rattan, medicinal plants, and others—among Kachin communities living along the Ledo Road in the Hukaung Valley Wildlife Sanctuary. Project data have led to the establishment of an intensive management area outside the village of Shinlonga to provide a reliable flow of these resources and train villagers in the mechanics of sustainable forestry. Find out more information.
Video. Hukaung Valley Rattan Survey.Video. Makeshift bridges on the Ledo Road in northern Myanmar are built with boards and long wooden poles lashed together with rattan.
Community Management of Wild Maguey (Agave spp.) in Mexico: Phase II. The cultural and economic importance of wild maguey (genus Agave) for making mescal is a strong motivation for conserving tropical dry forests in Mexico. Local communities have developed very sophisticated systems for ensuring that the maguey resource is not over-exploited. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Charles Peters, the project is documenting local management techniques and providing technical assistance and training materials necessary to extend the tradition of community mescal production and promote the conservation and sustainable use of tropical dry forests.
Locally Appropriate Conservation Measures – More Projects
Botanical Explorations of the Pampa del Madidi, Bolivia. Madidi's Pampa are vast grasslands containing a scattered complex of plant communities high in species found nowhere else. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Benjamin Torke in conjunction with the Wildlife Conservation Society, the project is conducting rapid assessments of plant species richness and conservation status in the remote region. Project assessments will aid local initiatives to formally protect the grasslands and develop management plans for them.
Biodiversity and Human Health in the Republic of Palau, Micronesia. Led by Garden scientists Drs. Michael Balick and Wayne Law, in collaboration with a local team from the Belau National Museum and other international researchers, the project is documenting the plants of Palau and their traditional uses. Project data are being used to identify key habitats for conservation and to produce a checklist of Palauan vascular plants, an ethnobotanical manual of Palauan plants and their uses, and a primary healthcare manual based on traditional Palauan plant medicines.
Biodiversity and Human Health in Kosrae, Federated States of Micronesia. The largely unspoiled island of Kosrae is home to steep mountains and the only intact Terminalia carolinensis forest in the world. Led by Garden scientists Drs. Wayne Law and Michael Balick, the project is exploring the island's biodiversity and culture. Data from the project will be used to identify key habitats on Kosrae as part of the Micronesia Challenge, a region-wide conservation program. It will also be used to produce a checklist of the vascular plants of Kosrae, along with an ethnobotanical manual of Kosraean plants and their uses.
Biodiversity and Human Health in Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia. As part of the Micronesia Challenge, this project led by Garden scientists Drs. Wayne Law and Michael Balick, is helping to identify highly diverse habitats containing rare and endangered plants that should be protected. As a foundation for this conservation work, the project has produced a checklist of the vascular plants of Pohnpei documenting the endemic, indigenous, introduced, and invasive species on the island. It has also produced a primary healthcare manual based on traditional Pohnpeian plant medicines and a book on the ethnobotany of Pohnpei.
Fires in Western Amazonia: Understanding and Modeling the Role of Climatic, Social, Demographic, and Land Use Change. Large fires that have escaped from burning fields and pastures have become common dry-season events, ravaging forests, farms, and settlements in much of Amazonia. In collaboration with researchers from Columbia University, Garden scientist Dr. Christine Padoch is investigating processes of change in land use, migration, urbanization, and climate and their links to the probability of changes in the incidence, size, and severity of escaped fires. Project results will aid understanding of how biological, social, and atmospheric processes are coupled to change the danger of fire damage in complex and rapidly evolving tropical landscapes.
French Guiana e-Flora. Led by Garden scientist Dr. Scott Mori, in collaboration with the French development agency IRD, the project is producing a database-driven, specimen-based, illustrated checklist of the flowering plants of French Guiana and the Nouragues Nature Reserve. At just under 256,000 acres, Nouragues is France's largest nature reserve and a key location for studying tropical forests and their biodiversity.
Find out more information:
French Guianan e-Flora Project
Plant Diversity of Central French Guiana (C.V. Starr Virtual Herbarium)


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Skip to comments.Hollywood Blacklist? Intolerant liberals? Hollywood's conservative underground
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I may be wrong, but there seem to be fewer than a month ago and I'm hoping that the number dwindle.
There is hope. From a small acorn the mighty Oak doth grow.
Again, another positive post. And I believe you are right, the number seems to have dwindled. Folks are slowly coming to their senses.
There are more conservatives in Hollyweird that you think. More "Hollywood liberals" would renounce their political label, except for one prblem: Blackmail by the the screen actors guild. They tell all actors that if they want to continue working in this town, they will openly and publically support the liberal agenda.
Gary Sinise is a great American!
As Obama the Onion is peeled, the odor of naivete and arrogance gets stronger.
James Wood, he is the one who witnessed the practice run of 911. He reported it to the airlines and I believe the FBI but nothing came of it, until after 911.
I miss that show.
Commies and their sympathizers have done a thorough job of demonizing his very name. That way, nobody has to endure the difficult task of discovering the truth: McCarthy Was Right
Robert Taylor grew up in my hometown (Beatrice Nebraska). I met a few people when I was a kid who knew him before he got famous. All of them referred to him as Arly Brugh, however.
I never realized Taylor was a conservative on par with the Duke (who also happens to be my favorite actor) Your tag line salutes my favorite president and my personal hero. Sure wish we could bring him back right about now.......
I have heard Vince Vaughn is pretty conservative.
I can honestly say I thought Gary Sinise was a fine actor before I knew any of this. And there really aren't many of them out there anymore. A rare breed, but Sinise is a rare breed in Hollyweird of an era when actors/entertainers actually loved this country and had real talent and class. It's nothing but hatred and leftist propaganda for the most part today by people who will never match up to the classic era when they actually did original movies, etc. It's definitely tough for conservatives/Republican leaning/not a Demonrat people in entertainment because they make it a central point to get their liberal views and hatred out there everytime they appear somewhere or in something. God bless Gary Sinise and those brave enough to voice a differing opinion.
Babs and Hanoi Jane aren't gonna like this ......
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