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The quake, at 1:38 p.m., may have been felt in nearby Franklin, Mass., which is six miles from the epicenter.

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Celebrate the everyday tonight and jazz up your dinner plans when you come to The Melting Pot in Maple Shade, New Jersey located conveniently close to Moorestown and Cherry Hill Townships. We are your local destination for casual family dining with a fondue twist, so give our restaurant a try when you are in the mood to dip into something different.
We offer courses of fondue dining, including our famous cheese fondues prepared by our professional chefs and brought out warm and ready to enjoy. With new dippers, like our delicious Rosemary fries and artisanal Italian meats, the cheese course has reached a whole new level of deliciousness! And our freshly made salads are a perfect segue to our customizable main plate options which guests can enjoy in the traditional fondue style, cooked table side with you as your own chef! And who can forget dessert? We offer several choices of decadent chocolate fondues.
When you crave fondue, make reservations for your table at The Melting Pot located on Route 38 East right before the Moorestown Mall and just minutes from the Cherry Hill mall.


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City Centre School
You can still register in person January 5th, 7:00pm at Colonel Gray High School.
It will be first-come, first-served. Don't forget your $20 registration fee!
City Centre Community School is a place to learn something new, have fun and meet members of your community during the cold and sometimes isolating winter months on Prince Edward Island. We welcome all members of the Charlottetown community and PEI to participate in a new selection of courses beginning in January 2016 for ten weeks at Colonel Grey High School. With a committee led by young adults from around Charlottetown, the City Centre Community School is building on an existing community school platform. The goal is to raise awareness of the community school system in PEI, increasing its participation levels and the program's sustainability for years to come. City Centre's classes run on Tuesday evenings, 7:00pm – 8:30pm. Courses cost $20.00 for ten weeks! The evening includes a short break for community time, which gives a chance for students and instructors to share what they have learned or simply enjoy some snacks and conversation.
Pre-registration for this course has finished. But don't worry! There are still some spots open for registration in person at Colonel Gray on January 5th.
This course is for anyone and everyone interested in combining fun with some exercise. Stretch your comfort level, and yourself, in a new direction and try something new! Learn basic belly dance moves broken down into easy-to-follow steps, and combine them into a short dance choreography. All materials provided -- including veils and hip scarves.
Tammy MacDonald loves to move and to teach. With seven years experience teaching belly dance at various PEI community schools, Tammy hopes to see you in class!
The course will start off with with introduction to computing, allowing students to identify various components of computers. They will then learn basic keyboarding and editing skills before jumping into photos, editing, social media and internet safety (viruses, phishing, etc).
Fazal hails from sunny shores of Prince Edward Island and lives in Charlottetown. He is passionate about computers, internet and teaching. Through this course, he hopes to bring more awareness to the students about surfing and keep them safe online, while enjoying sharing photos and files that matter!!
Cultivating Community Resilience is about building our capacity for active citizenship at the local level and an awareness of our responsibilities as global citizens. We will discuss and explore ways of responding to energy vulnerability and climate change by communicating and providing access to the knowledge and tools necessary to cultivate sustainable lifestyles and resilient communities. We are offering this course because we want to spread awareness of the challenges ahead, as well as the knowledge and tools we can use in our communities to rise to those challenges. *Please note that this course's content is different from the 2014/15's Cultivating Community Resilience course.
Phil Ferraro is the Director at Bioenterprise Maritimes, Co-Director at Institute for Bioregional Studies Ltd., and the general manager of the Charlottetown Farm Centre. He has worked for decades to create and advocate for sustainable agriculture and community initiatives. Jordan MacPhee is a first year organic farmer, a student of political science and environmental studies at UPEI, and a board member on the Environmental Coalition of PEI (ECOPEI). He has volunteered with a wide variety of community groups since 2010 to help foster environmental awareness, political citizenship, and a socially just economy. Other members of Transition PEI, the group that is the collective brain behind this course, will take on roles facilitating and organizing the course as well.
Island experts on edible botany and unique farming skills will be invited in to give presentations. Examples of presenters could be a bee farmer, someone who grows amazing organic tomatoes, or someone who owns an apple orchard. Discussion will be opened up after the presentation so you can ask questions about how you can incorporate what we've learned into your own garden, or to trouble shoot about a crop you've always had trouble growing. Come and get great ideas for your own garden from expert growers!
Liz is a UPEI student and a dietetic intern through the university's Integrated Dietetic Internship Program. She started gardening at a very young age as her parents are adamant growers and they have a large garden and a mini orchard. She volunteered at the Farm Centre community garden and has maintained her own plot there for two years. Liz hopes to become a community dietitian and start a garden where she sets up a practice. Liz's favourite thing to grow is purple beans!
Morgan is a UPEI student majoring in Foods and Nutrition. Before going into a science degree, Morgan attended the Culinary Arts program at Holland College. Morgan worked as a cook across Canada and abroad, with a focus on seasonal ingredients and helped established or maintain a kitchen garden wherever she could. She has been a farm hand on organic farms and worked in a greenhouse, and she established and gained funding for a community garden project. Morgan is highly involved with PEI's food community and is especially passionate about her backyard garden.
Pre-registration for this course has finished. But don't worry! There are still some spots open for registration in person at Colonel Gray on January 5th.
Focusing on the connection of the body and breath, each week we will move through a series of asanas (poses) tailored to the interests and abilities of students. We will pay special attention to correct alignment in the asanas and control of the breath. Classes will cater to all levels of experience. As yoga involves much more than physical movement, the second half of class will focus on different meditation techniques and their connection to our daily lives. Meditation is the practice of calming and focusing the mind. Through forms of active and passive meditation we will work on developing mindfulness.
Kirstin Sweet has been practicing various styles of yoga for several years. She has developed a true passion for the practice and believes that absolutely everyone can do yoga. In 2014, Kirstin traveled to India and completed a yoga teacher training course in the foothills of the Himalayas. There she learned how to effectively lead students in many styles of yoga and discovered many different meditation techniques. She is excited to share her knowledge and passion for yoga with the students of City Centre Community School!
Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes to write a story? Learn what goes into a story and how to develop your ideas into a story in How to Write Short Stories. In this 10-week course, you will write a short story with the guidance of an experienced teacher and writer. Completed stories will be published in TheWritingPool.com, Cindy's website for writers.
Cindy Lapeña is an award-winning writer, teacher, editor, and artist. She has an M.A. in English Literature with specialization in drama and teaching creative writing. She has published a novel, The Lost Amulets, as well as a 5-volume series 101 Fun Games, Activities, and Projects for English Teachers. She owns and operates her art and writing studio, Art 'n' Words Studio & Gallery, from her apartment in Charlottetown. This is her third year with the City Centre Community School.
Pre-registration for this course has finished. But don't worry! There are still some spots open for registration in person at Colonel Gray on January 5th.
Trying to figure out your first DSLR camera can be a daunting task. There are so many buttons, dials, and whatchamathingies on a DSLR camera. In this course, you will learn what some of these thingies are, how to use them, and how to tie that new-found knowledge together with proven photographic techniques to make powerful images. You'll be shooting like a pro in no time! Each week will be a blend of technical talk, camera practice, sharing of images, and group discussion of those images in a creative and constructive way.
There was a time when Evan shook his fist at all photographs digital, but he has long since embraced the digital medium and all the opportunities it affords. Let his experience guide you on your first few steps into the world of digital SLR photography.
Our goal for this course is to help introduce students to the wide world of modern boardgaming. There are hundreds of great games being made which is wonderful, but it can be intimidating to know where to begin. We will be guiding students through introductions to some of the most popular new games. We will discuss some of the common themes and different genres to help students choose out a game that is right for them and their group! Games we will explore include Settlers of Catan, Carcasonne, Dominion, One Night Ultimate Werewolf, and many more.
Jeff Dohoo is a lifelong gaming enthusiast . He is passionate about games and a professional educator, even starting a board game club for students at Colonel Gray High School.
Niall Stanley has been hosting game nights for friends and family for many years. He discovered the now classic Settlers of Catan in university and loved the social and competitive elements. His interest in this new type of modern board game has led to playing and collecting dozens of games from around the world, from light social party games to heavy tactical strategy games and everything in between.
Pre-registration for this course has finished. But don't worry! There are still some spots open for registration in person at Colonel Gray on January 5th.
This course is for the beginner knitter or those who would like to refresh their knitting knowledge. You'll learn: Casting on Basic knitting techniques (increasing and decreasing) Casting off How to read a yarn label and select the right yarn for a project We'll provide the patterns for the course, but for the first night please bring a set of knitting needles either 5.0 mm or 5.5mm and a ball of Bernat Handicrafter yarn. You can purchase these items at Michael's, Fabricville, Owl's Hollow, or your favourite knitting shop.
Blair has been knitting for more than 20 years and crocheting for about half that time. She loves making fun patterns and fashionable knits and thinks that knitting and crocheting are both fun and important skills to have! It can also be a great form of meditation and great opportunity to vent.
I'm Krista. IT and data diva by day, and knitter every chance I can get. I'm a third generation knitter, and I enjoy teaching knitting to all ages of learners. I've been knitting for over five years now, after a series of rough starts! I enjoy making household items, as well as small knitted goods such as socks, mittens, and headbands. I also enjoy writing about the philosophy of creativity, and learning more about why we create. See you in January!
Pre-registration for this course has finished. But don't worry! There are still some spots open for registration in person at Colonel Gray on January 5th.
This course is a gentle introduction in living life in a more natural way. We'll discuss what Naturopathic Medicine is, how it fits into one's health care plan, and learn about botanical medicine, Chinese medicine, nutrition and more. We'll explore what to look for (and what to look to avoid!) in household products, supplements, and food. It will be interactive and fun, and more discussion based than lecture based. Practical tips will be shared to integrate into your everyday lives that very week! Sample class topics may include: Chinese Medicine and and an intro to acu-pressure; The medicinal properties of spices in your kitchen; Decoding labels on household products; The microbiome and how to make sauerkraut; and Intro to making herbal medicines at home
Cassandra Goodwin is a Naturopathic Doctor at Goodwin Naturopathic Medicine in Stratford, PEI. She was raised in Charlottetown, and has recently returned from Vancouver to open her practice. She loves to share the easy ways we can make our lives healthier by living more naturally. She is passionate about living vibrantly, gardening, reading and sharing meals with loved ones. She's delighted to join City Centre School in 2016!
We want our students to experience local products and businesses. We'd love to work with you to make that happen!
City Centre School
Don't hesitate to send us an email for any reason! And make sure to interact with us on social media, we like to think that we're funny and clever.


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For some 'trendy trad', look no further than Dublin's buzzing Temple Bar from the 25th - 29th January for the 7th annual Temple Bar TradFest.
The toe tapping festival will include over with over 200 free events, music trails, and open sessions. Visitors to Dublin's cultural quarter will also experience two outdoor stages, the international Celtic Irish dance show, street performers, and a rural Irish village in the city.
One of the highlights of the event is bound to be the The Dubliners 50th anniversary concert which will take place in the impressive surrounds of Christ Church cathedral.
Irish Music will reverberate all this week in Dublin City Hall with lunch time and evening intimate concerts with some of Irelands best known artists including Voices and Harps with Moya Brennan and Cormac De Barra, Frankie Gavin, Sean O Riada's Cor Cúil Aodha, Tommy Sands, Mick O' Brien, an evening of Irish Culture in Song and story with Noel O' Grady and a very special gala benefit night for the Pecker Dunne


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Research Roundup
Overviews of the climate change work happening at Forest Service research stations.
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Northern Research Station
The i-Tree suite of models is designed to link research with local data on tree populations to assess the services and values provide by trees. The model is constantly being updated with new features and is being used globally. The model estimates numerous ecosystem services, disservices, and values, and includes estimates of tree carbon storage and annual sequestration, and their effects on building energy and consequent emissions from power plants. For more, please see the i-Tree tools page.
Northern Research Station
Peatland ecosystems represent 3-5% of earth's land surface, but store 12-30% of soil organic carbon. However, this very large pool of carbon is vulnerable to loss to the atmosphere as CO2 because of climate change. Lowered water tables caused by climate change or human-caused drainage can shift peatlands from being net carbon sinks to net carbon sources. The PEATcosm experiment was initiated to study the relationships between water tables, plant communities, and carbon and nutrient cycling in peatlands in a controlled setting. Read more on the experiment here [pdf].
Pacific Northwest Research Station, Western Wildland Environmental Threat Assessment Center
Although basic outbreak dynamics and impacts of some bark beetle species have been described, characterizing and quantifying these impacts on ecosystem functions and services remains a significant challenge. The range of ecosystem services and resources impacted by bark beetles is wide and diverse, but most pest impact assessments and valuations are still based on timber production. New information addresses the wider range of impacts on non-timber services and resources but much of it remains scattered in the literature and databases pertaining to individual insect species. We will review and synthesize the literature involving currently used pest assessment methods, including monitoring and survey methods, summary analyses, valuation procedures, reporting metrics and standards and error and accuracy estimation.
Rocky Mountain Research Station, Western Wildland Environmental Threat Assessment Center
National Grasslands are large, diverse, and mostly intact native ecosystems that provide a wide variety of outputs and resource values. Approximately 86% of the 3.8 million acres of National Grasslands are located within the Northern Great Plains States of CO, NE, WY, SD, and ND, and may represent the last, large tracts of native short- and mixed-grass prairie in the United States. However, the structural and functional integrity of native grasslands are being threatened by intensive agriculture, urban and energy development, unmanaged recreation, and climate change. This project is strategically focused on National Grasslands issues that may adversely impact the diversity, productivity, and sustainability of what may be the last, large tracts of native grasslands in the United States.
Western Wildland Environmental Threat Assessment Center
The US Forest Service classifies ecological types consistently throughout the nation using a system called Terrestrial Ecological Unit Inventory (TEUI). Within this system, spatial regions are uniquely classified based on their climate, geology, geomorphology, soils and vegetation. We will expand upon a TEUI conducted by the by Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (LTBMU) to create an updated R5 Terrestrial Ecological Unit Inventory (TEUI) User Guide with specific applications for climate change planning, as well as a completed TEUI for the Inyo National Forest.
Rocky Mountain Research Station
Researchers are looking at long-term population dynamics, germination characteristics, response to disturbance, and climate manipulations for a suite of forbs found in central New Mexican grasslands.
Pacific Southwest Research Station
Using a longterm dataset (27+ years), researchers are examining the effect of weather patterns on avian abundance at the San Joaquin Experimental Range, an oak woodland savanna in California, to reveal potential climate change effects on demography and identify species at risk.
Rocky Mountain Research Station
Researchers are using a multi-scale approach to examine geomorphic, hydrologic, and vegetation influences on Great Basin meadow complexes, how these influences might change under future climates, and to develop guidelines and methods for maintaining and restoring sustainable riparian ecosystems.
Rocky Mountain Research Station
This multifaceted research program addresses the impacts of shrub encroachment, precipitation variability, and warming on carbon and nitrogen dynamics of arid grasslands along a latitudinal gradient from northeastern Colorado to southern New Mexico.
Pacific Northwest Research Station, Western Wildland Environmental Threat Assessment Center
Three major biomes intersect in the south-central region of Alaska: the western edge of the coastal rainforest, the southern edge of the boreal forest, and the eastern edge of the mostly treeless tundra and shrub ecosystems of southwest Alaska. Predictions of climate change responses for these ecosystems vary widely and substantial vegetation changes in this area will have large impacts on the area economy. This study will evaluate tree species' vulnerability to climate change in this area of AK.


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Valentine's Day is less than two weeks away, and if you're looking to get your significant other that perfect gift, perhaps Motorola has the answer. The manufacturer has three deals being offered specifically for February 14th. Actually, the company is letting the deals run past Valentine's Day as they don't expire until February 16th at 12 Noon EST.
The second Valentine's Day deal involves the Motorola Moto 360 smartwatch. Buy the timepiece with a metal band, and get a leather band for free. The Moto 360 is priced at $299.99 and up.
Lastly, Motorola is offering those buying the third-generation Motorola Moto G two free shells with the purchase of the handset. The phone is priced at $179.99 and up. The handset features a 5-inch screen carrying a 720 x 1280 resolution. The Snapdragon 410 chipset is under the hood with a quad-core 1.4GHz CPU, and the Adreno 306 GPU inside. 2GB of RAM is on board, along with 16GB of native storage and a 32GB capacity microSD slot. The camera combo from back to front is 13MP/5MP, and a 2470mAh battery keeps the lights on. With an IP X67 certification, the phone can be submerged in up to 3.2 feet of water for as long as 30 minutes, and emerge unscathed.
Look, you could get roses for your significant other for Valentine's Day, but a few weeks later they will be dried up, tossed in the trash. On the other hand, buy the Moto X Pure Edition, the Moto 360 or the third-gen Moto G, and you will have given a gift that will last for some time. And unlike roses, which don't take very good pictures and can't render websites very well, the Motorola devices all have very useful functions.


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Shares of Inergy (NRGY) soar 13.1% after the company agrees to contribute its retail propane operations to Suburban Propane Partners (SPH +0.1%) for a consideration of $1.8B in an exchange of senior notes and cash.
Shares of Inergy (NRGY) soar 13.1% after the company agrees to contribute its retail propane...
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Sure glad I did not sell a the bottom. What kept me in was big purchases by more than one officer.
You mean one percenter's like Soros? Why not name your own kind?
"One-third of the nation's "1%" identify themselves as Republicans, 41% as independents, and 26% as Democrats."
There is no problem. Why should there be a problem? I was pleased that my estimation that the company deserved a higher market price has proved to be accurate--at least up to now. I suggest you also go bargain hunting. There are lots of underpriced small-cap stocks out there. Of course, they may remain undervalued forever. But sometimes the market wakes up and gives them the credit they deserve
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IppiErode problem
I have a error message when i tried to use ippiErode_8u_C1R or ippiErode3x3_8u_C1R:
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I am developing a Phaser.js app. Since build 3619, all click events fire twice in the simulator. This did not happen until the IntelXDK was updated.
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I Travel 5-10 times a year this was the worst stay ever. Had an alergic reaction to bug bites. First was told they were ants. Then we found bedbugs. Manager apologized and said he would refund room charges. We got home no refund we called hotel and Manager said no refund and accused me of having a history of doing this.......OMG MY EYE WAS ALMOST SWOLLEN SHUT and he witnessed this. No worries I have pictures and plenty of eye witnesses if it goes to court I will seek more than just room fees.
I could have accepted just bad luck or luck of the draw if you will, but when they denied it once I was back home it showed an attempt to fraud.
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Easy as the breeze...
The Boston easy listening station WJIB has developed a cult following among senior citizens, children, and young artsy types. Before local radio legend Bob Bittner revived the call letters and format of the beloved beautiful music station, the 740 frequency had an unusual and eccentric history. [more inside]
Some Like It Punk
Punk Rock Fashion Show at the popular Spit nightclub. Boston, 1982. PLYT; mildly NSFW due to subliminal nipple
Gone to hit the highway
Highway Ulysses is a new play premiering at Boston's American Repertory Theatre. Playwright/composer Rinde Eckert and ART artistic director/Sam Shepherd's regular director Robert Woodruff have collaborated on an envigorating new play with music about a Vietnam vet on a road trip to find his son that parallels Homer's Odyssey. The ART's website is similarly informative and engaging as it points out the frightening timeliness of The Odyssey in the current world. (more inside)
Santa is REAL!
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List Price: $170,000
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Living Area: 1
Dining Area: 2
Formal Dining Area: Yes
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Parking: 2 carport
Year built: 1973
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Why I love Puerto Rico
"It was a balmy January evening on a back street of Old San Juan and I noticed a tiny corner bar where a TV was showing a football game being played in a blizzard. How could I not walk right in, order a cold beer, and enjoy the incongruity? Later, as the night progressed, I was struck by the local families out strolling, giving authenticity to a place that could easily be just a tourist cliché. The next day it was..." Read More
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One European country has made an art form out of its characterful, upmarket hotels. A leisurely tour of Spain's paradores - luxury hotels usually located in historic buildings - would make for a magnificent honeymoon at any time of year. October is the best option here as it will be warmer, especially in the south. You could go a stage further by taking the frequent ferry across the Med to Ceuta, one of Spain's African exclaves. The Parador de Ceuta is housed in a modern building but attached to the ancient walls of the town's palace, with sea views and a palpable Arabic influence (parador.es). Next, head back to the mainland, and inland to the Parador de Carmona, a Moorish castle dating from the 14th century. It's easy to plan a road trip around Spain, staying in paradores of your choice.
Culebra vs Vieques: Puerto Rico's contrasting islands
Divorced from the clamour and commercialism of the crowded "mainland", the latter two islands – both reachable by a 90-minute boat ride from the port Fajardo – purposefully shun Puerto Rico's default attractions of golf and gambling. The islands lay claim to broad unblemished beaches, vigorous expat communities and a spirit of seditious nonconformity, borne in part out of the islands' recent histories as firing ranges for the US Navy.
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Bioluminescent Kayak Adventure from San Juan
In Puerto Rico, your evening doesn't end when the sun goes down! Take part in an exciting kayak adventure on a bioluminescent bay not far from San Juan and be amazed as the water glistens and sparkles underneath you! When you brush your paddles or hands through the water, the plankton lights up a fluorescent color, making your kayak adventure a truly magical experience.Puerto Rico is by far the best country to experience a bioluminescent adventure. There are only 5 lagoons in the world which have glistening waters and Puerto Rico is home to 3 of them! Begin kayaking at sunset and enjoy picturesque views of the Fajardo area. As the sun goes down, begin paddling towards the fascinating lagoon at Las Cabezas de San Juan Reserve for your nighttime adventure. Under the blanket of the night sky and the historical lighthouse of Fajardo, you can touch run your fingers through the water and swim in the waters lagoon that glows right before your eyes! Come experience a real adventure which that will leave you breathless!Important note: Unfortunately due to natural causes the bioluminescence is glowing very inconsistent at this time. Natural debris carried by the current may affect visibility. When there is a Full Moon the glow effect is also affected. In order to improve the visibility, guides may use black tarps to cover the kayaks and riders; this promotes darkness and provides a greater appreciation of the microorganisms. Guests will still be able to enjoy the rest of the experience including the paddling lesson, kayaking through the mangrove channel and the observation at Laguna Grande, which is a wonderful experience, but expectations need to be clear as the glow may be very low and we want to avoid any claims. This is a natural reserve and some conditions caused by nature can't be controlled
San Juan Snorkel and Picnic Cruise
Relax and unwind on a leisurely catamaran sail to Icacos, a deserted island paradise off the coast of San Juan, with miles of white sand beaches and crystal clear water! Here you can search the island, collect shells, sunbathe, wade or swim offshore and view the underwater wonders of a living coral reef. Your picnic lunch and complimentary pina colada is served on board by the crew - what more could you ask for!Spread your wings and take a leisurely sail to a deserted island from San Juan. Cruising aboard the Barefoot IV Catamaran, this trip promises to be the highlight of your San Juan vacation!The tour takes you on a relaxing sail by catamaran to the uninhabited island of Icacos. Spend the morning exploring the island, collecting shells or swimming offshore in the crystal-clear Caribbean Sea. If you're a novice, you can receive professional instruction in the art of snorkeling.After you've worked up an appetite, enjoy a scrumptious picnic lunch freshly prepared onboard by the crew, accompanied by pina coladas and rum punch.After lunch, you'll anchor over a breathtaking coral reef, home to colorful tropical fish and underwater wonders.Then, after a full day at sea, it's time to hoist the sail for the return trip to San Juan, completing a truly different day in paradise!
PADI Advanced Diving Course in Gran Canaria
The Padi Advanced Open Water Course is a great step to developing and enhancing your skills. Located in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria, we will take you through 5 dives and give you a fun filled 2 days. 2 scheduled dives and 3 chosen topics, this course is a great way to learn higher difficulty dives.


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PIEDMONT, Ohio – Members of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District may allow Denver-based Antero Resources to drill for Utica Shale natural gas on nearly 6,700 acres of Piedmont Lake property in Belmont and Harrison counties as early as Friday.
"Financial terms still are being negotiated. According to our staff, there will be a maximum of two well pads that will be located on district property," spokesman Darrin Lautenschleger said Monday, adding that the district's board of directors will consider Antero's proposal during the regular meeting set for Friday in New Philadelphia.
Thousands of ambitious fishermen hoping to hook a catfish, walleye, bass or muskie – along with children participating in 4-H and school-related activities – head to Piedmont Lake every year. The vast majority of the lake itself lies in northwestern Belmont County, while it stretches into southern Harrison County and the extreme northeastern corner of Guernsey County.
Along with Piedmont, the district manages several large eastern Ohio lakes, including Tappan, Clendening and Seneca lakes.
"This lease for Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District property at Piedmont Lake continues the MWCD's commitment in all of the leases it has negotiated through its history to place a premium on environmental safeguards – and to ensure that recreational use of the reservoir is not negatively impacted," said Theodore R. Lozier, the district's chief of conservation.
According to the district, some of the environmental protections featured in the lease include:
- Allowing district officials to review and approve erosion control and construction plans.
- Surface operation requirements that include specifications on drilling operations and reclamation efforts.
- Light and sound controls, as well as seasonal restrictions on drilling to reduce the impact on the community.
District leaders said they followed the same public input process prior to leasing Seneca Lake property in Guernsey and Noble counties in 2013, also to Antero. During a January public hearing, district officials said up to $19 million from the lease signing could be used to improve the Piedmont Lake Marina.
Antero is already drilling several successful wells in western Belmont and Monroe counties, while the company has signed deals with the village of Barnesville, the Barnesville Exempted Village School District and numerous individual property owners for drilling in the village.
District officials previously signed leases for Utica Shale development of its property in 2011 with Gulfport at Clendening Lake in Harrison County, and for non-development leases in 2012 with Chesapeake Energy at Leesville Lake in Carroll County.
To view the proposed drilling contract, go to www.mwcd.org. Comments regarding the deal can be sent through e-mail at piedmontcomments@ mwcd.org, or through regular mail to Piedmont Comments, P.O. Box 349, New Philadelphia, OH 44663.


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I love to run all sorts of distances from just a jaunt around the block up to 31 miles on isolated, rugged trails. I am running my 9th marathon to raise money for STRAY RESCUE OF ST. LOUIS. I am so happy that they have created a concept to get shelter dogs out of their kennels and out on the streets with local runners. Please support "Running Buddies" and help these dogs learn to be great so someone will take them home.
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Did you know that the Canada Council has just announced its new funding model? By 2017, 6 new non-disciplinary programs will replace the current 147 programs.
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New this year: You must submit an application to be considered for this prize.
The Virginia Parker Prize, valued at $25,000, is awarded annually to a Canadian classical musician, instrumentalist or conductor under the age of 32, who has received at least two Canada Council grants from the Grants to Professional Musicians – Individuals program. The prize was established in 1982 by the late Virginia Parker and is funded by an annual donation from the Virginia Parker Foundation.
This prize is awarded to musicians who demonstrate outstanding talent, musicianship and artistic excellence, and who make a valuable contribution to the artistic life in Canada and internationally.
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While shredding chutes and trees, it can be easy to forget the steep costs of equipment, quality gear, season passes, and even lessons. But Beecher Clifton-Waite, a high school junior, hasn't forgotten.
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[FREE][APP] Backup SMS, Call logs, Contacts, Apps, Settings, Photo, Video, Music
I developed and released my first application for Android. I will welcome any comments and suggestions. It will help me to improve my program. Here is my application:
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Ranking The Top 10 SEC Running Backs
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Ranking The Top 10 SEC Running Backs
When it comes to SEC running backs, there are none better than Georgia's Todd Gurley.
In his freshman year, Gurley ran for 1,385 yards and 22 touchdowns, including nine 100-yard efforts.
He was amazing from Day 1, and was a huge reason the Bulldogs made it to the SEC Championship Game.
Gurley is expected to do the same this year. Fans only hope he can do a little more damage on South Carolina than he got to do last year.
He has breakaway speed and is not afraid to hit the hole.
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The Iraq war ended where it began — at the president's desk in the White House Oval Office.
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The first family had a little redecorating done back at the White House while they were on vacation last week, just in time for President Barack Obama to make only his second nationally televised address from the imposing — and newly redone — Oval Office.
Rough spots for Obama on the economic…. statement
Things were looking good for President Barack Obama's statement on the U.S. economy in the White House Rose Garden: the sun was shining in a bright blue late-August sky.
Democrats disagree on NY mosque, White House says no problem
Barack Obama and Harry Reid agree on most things.
They both favored stimulus measures to boost the economy. They both want climate change and comprehensive immigration reform to pass the Senate — at least someday.
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President Barack Obama signed a $600 million bill to strengthen border security, and just to make sure the message got through, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano took the podium at today's White House media briefing. Immigration has always been a tough political issue, and in an election year no great strides are expected on major reform before the November vote. "It cannot only be done by Democrats. The Republicans need to come to the table," Napolitano said.
Will Gulf getaway be much of a vacation for Obama?
A two-day trip to the Gulf Coast for President Barack Obama and his family will feature some beach time but maybe not a great deal of rest and relaxation.
White House spokesman's "professional left" comment bites back
If the White House was trying to fire up its liberal base ahead of the Nov. 2 elections, this was probably not the way to go about it.
Obama settles for half a sub
Can half a super sub really be considered super? And when is half a loaf better than the whole?
Obama girls get their own presidential lecture on fiscal responsibility
Just because they live in the White House doesn't mean they can't earn a little pocket money.
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They talked.
President Barack Obama called Shirley Sherrod at about 12:35 p.m. and they spoke for 7 minutes. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says the White House operator unsuccessfully tried to reach her twice last night but was unable to leave a voicemail.


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Ok, So I've finished prepping my presentation of detailed recipes for how to make time machines. (Sorry, but it does not involve any of the elements depicted in the sketch above.) It is for a special event tonight celebrating the fact that this is the day Marty McFly came forward in time to in Back to the Future II. The question is: Should I really be telling people how to do this? Yikes. 😉
Ok, time to get into my flying car and head off to teach…
Yes, I've been hanging out with my Screen Junkies friends again, and this time I also got to meet JPL's Christina Heinlein, who you may recall was in the first of the Screen Junkies "Movie Science" episodes last year. While we were both in it, I'd not got to meet her that time since our chats with host Hal Rudnick were recorded at quite different times. This time, however, schedules meant […] Click to continue reading this post
I ran across two excellent Dune-related items in the last fews weeks, and since it is the 50th Anniversary of Frank Herbert's book "Dune", I thought I'd share them with you.
The first is on the really excellent website called Pornokitsch, which I'm delighted to introduce you to if you've not encountered it before. (Don't worry about the name – they chose it ironically.) Bookmark it and repeatedly return for more. This piece on Dune was about the David Lynch film, really (and not too much about the book), which is always great to discuss with people since it inspires intense love and hate in people… sometimes both in the same person. I find it a decidedly flawed film with so many delightful charming oddities that I can't help but enjoy it. A number of regulars weigh in […] Click to continue reading this post
Well, yesterday afternoon was fun! I was at the studios of the people who bring you Screen Junkies, Honest Trailers, and other film-related entertainment. Why? We were recording another fun conversation concerning science at the movies! The new episode will be released on Thursday at 10:00am, and so check back here or go over to the Screen Junkies channel for updates. What's the subject? Well, I'll let you guess which huge movie (in theatres near you right now) we discussed – wait until Thursday to find out for sure! (There's a major clue in the photo.)
The great thing about all of this is that I got to hang out with Hal Rudnick (the host – who was as funny as always – he's in the centre of the photo), Trevor Valle* (I've not seen him in a while so it was good to catch up!) who was my […] Click to continue reading this post
Yeah. Not sure how to best title this post or fully explain the picture [edit: Picture taken down temporarily until the show is ready to be promoted]. Let's just say that I spent a bit of this afternoon explaining some of the science of the Large Hadron Collider to a bright orange puppet that was determined to not believe whatever I told him/it. It was fun, and was done to camera at Los Angeles Center Studios downtown. (I was actually speaking about things that intersect with the subject of yesterday's post, if you're interested.) It is for a new show on a channel that I can't mention yet*, and I'll let you know as soon as I know what the air date is, etc.
Well, one more thing, in support of the old "It's a small world after all" saying. I noticed from the call sheet that this morning they were shooting a fun segment that was hosted by my friend Hal Rudnick the host of Screen Junkies! (Have a look at some of the science-meets-movies things we've done together here, here and here.) Also, a friend I'd not seen in […] Click to continue reading this post
Because Date Night #2 since the Arrival!
Before (upon finding no instructions but the picture on the box)…
After (once it was clear all the screws were the same size, so no serious assembly mistakes were possible)… […] Click to continue reading this post
Don't forget that this weekend is the fantastic LA Times Festival of Books! See my earlier post. Actually, I'll be on a panel at 3:00pm in Wallis Annenberg Hall entitled "Grasping the Ineffable: On Science and Health", with Pat Levitt and Elyn Saks, chaired by the Science writer KC Cole. I've no idea where the conversation is going to go, but I hope it'll be fun and interesting! (See the whole schedule here.)
Maybe see you there!
(Click for larger view of 2010 Festival "What are you reading?" wall.)
So the Festival of Books is 18-19th April this year. If you're in or near LA, I hope you're going! It's free, it's huge (the largest book festival in the USA) and also huge fun! They've announced the schedule of events and the dates on which you can snag (free) tickets for various indoor panels and appearances since they are very popular, as usual. So check out the panels, appearances, and performances here. (Check out several of my past posts on the Festival here. Note also that the festival is on the USC campus which is easy to get to using great public transport links if you don't want to deal with traffic and parking.)
Note also that the shortlist for the 2014 LA Times Book Prizes was announced (a while back – I forgot to post about it) and it is here. I always find it interesting… for a start, it is a great list of reading suggestions!
By the way, apparently I'm officially an author – not just a guy who writes from time to time – an author. Why? Well, I'm listed as one on the schedule site. I'll be on one of the author panels! It is moderated by KC Cole, and I'll be joining […] Click to continue reading this post
So I'm supposed to be writing 20 slides for a colloquium so let me see if I get this right really fast:- First round, the Koch Brothers bested the Justice League and Ultron was beaten up by Inspector Gadget meanwhile Ice Cube trumped Mr. Rogers and Stephen Hawking battled Charles Darwin but the audience loved them so much that they were asked to team up for the next round (before which Jon Snow did standup in the break) and in which they lost to Inspector Gadget who […] Click to continue reading this post
I've judged Poetry battles a number of times, essay competitions, art displays… but never Nerd-offs. Until tonight. Come to the Tournament of Nerds around midnight tonight at Upright Citizen's Brigade. I'll be one of the guest judges. I've no idea what I'm supposed to do, and my core "nerd" and … Click to continue reading this post
The Big Draw LA event downtown today (in Grand Park) was a lot of fun! There were all sort of stations of activity, and lots of people were jointing in with drawing in various media, including making masks (so drawings and cut-outs) and making drawings on the concrete plaza area using strips of tape, which I thought was rather clever. (I forgot to photograph any of those, but look on twitter – and I presume instagram – under #thebigdrawla for things people have been posting.) One of the most interesting things was the construction made of drawings that people did on pieces of slate that lock together to make a larger structure. Have a look in the pictures below (click thumbnails for larger views). There were several, but maybe still not enough adults involved, in my opinion (at least when I went by). Perhaps this was due to a "I can't draw and it is too late for me, but there is hope for the children" line of reasoning? Bad reasoning – everyone can draw! Join in, all ages. There are events all around the city (see links below).
The pursuit that had the highest proportion of adults was the costumed figure […] Click to continue reading this post
I'm on the road. I gave a seminar at the University of Michigan yesterday, and spent the working day chatting with various physicists at the department there, exchanging ideas, catching up on what people are up to, etc. The seminar itself went ok. I've been talking about extended gravitational thermodynamics, the subject of all my papers so far this year. I think I paced things a bit poorly (trying to squeeze in results from two papers while at the same time being pedagogical about the basic material since it is not familiar to most), so had to rush at the end, but I got the main points in. Lots of good questions.
At the end of the day, I was pleasantly surprised by the offer of whiskey in the break room. Apparently it is a Friday tradition. I began to wonder, and made some inquiries and found out to my delight that it is a direct decendant of a tradition that I (co-) started back in the mid-90s in Santa Barbara!
It was a long time ago, so I am hazy on who the core people were who regularly kept […] Click to continue reading this post
There is a CicLAvia tomorrow*! I'm out of town right now (see next post) but I hope to make it back in time to enable me to go along at least for a little while. It looks like a fun route (see snap of map to left; click to enlarge), although it will be quite hot, so if you go, take it easy. The website is here, and you can find more information (like the 9-4 time) and so forth.
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With Group 1 (NYSE:GPI), I felt there were more changes to the presentation than Asbury, so forgive me for spending a little more time on this company. I think the reason I noticed more changes to Group 1's slides (aside from the fact that I haven't seen one of their presentations since the Spring) is because management is still relatively new (less than 24 months on the job). And so last year you started to see management's plan come together (both in the articulated strategy as well as the earnings results). This year's presentation looks to even more clearly articulate where they are heading.
For example, management added a part that discussed a strategic shift toward owning more of their real estate (versus leasing). Something that didn't come up until the company's third quarter conference call. Management also showed a pie chart of the company's geographic "mix." About 47% central region (Texas/Oklahoma), 22% Northeast, 17% West Coast, and 14% southeast. At first you say, ok, not all that new, not all that big of a deal. But as Mr. Hesterberg was presenting, he indicated that future acquisitions would likely be outside of the central region as they look to get a better geographical diversification. If he has said this before, I must have been asleep in the back of the room. It certainly makes sense, and something I guess I would expect them to do.
But you have to understand that Group 1's previous management focused on buying good dealer groups, period. And that is how the company ended up with their Boston group of dealerships. It was a good group. It did not matter if it was no where near any of Group 1's other stores. On the flipside, you can also start to understand why the company got so concentrated in the Central region. Because "flow begets flow," and being in the market so heavy, the company's dealers in that market knew what were the best groups to buy, so they could achieve an attractive return on investment.
Now what you are beginning to see with the new management team is that they are not only still trying to buy good dealerships that meet their 15% - 20% return on investment target (without "penciling up" a whole bunch of synergies), but taking a strategic approach in both the markets and brands they purchase. And speaking of brands, management commented that they hope to end 2007 with a 75%/25% (foreign and luxury versus domestic) split. They ended the third quarter with a 71%/29% split. And they plan to get to their brand mix target with acquisitions that add about $600 million in annualized revenues in 2007 as well as an undisclosed amount of dispositions (mostly domestic stores).
Something else I should add (related to dispositions) was management's mention of potentially $5 to $10 million in disposition charges. These seem extraordinarily high. So I checked with management, and was able to confirm that this includes potential lease termination charges. Apparently, getting out of the company's leases slows the company's ability to dispose of stores that do not fit in their brand/geography strategy. So I think they wanted to caution investors about these potential charges as it certainly does not make sense the company continue operating dealerships that are not a strategic fit (even if they do have to terminate the lease).
Mr. Hesterberg (and the company's CFO John Rickel) also addressed some of management's efforts to centralize and standardize processes to leverage their scale while once again "retaining the entrepreneurial spirit." In this regard, 90% of the company's stores are now on a common dealer management system [DMS] powered by ADP, and by year end, all of the companies stores will be on the same DMS. They also hired a director of purchasing, and are centralizing a lot of their purchasing. On the used vehicle front, now all of their dealerships in Texas are sharing inventory and data, and the gentleman who spearheaded the effort in Texas has just been moved to do the same thing in Oklahoma.
And maybe a final aside, I thought it was interesting to hear Group 1's management mention that they are doing more marketing for parts and services via the email. In summarizing their marketing strategy (and it varies a lot by brand and region), Mr. Hesterberg said they are doing a little more marketing via the radio, a little less in print, and significantly more via the internet.
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As Manchester United seek to pull off an upset against Bayern Munich, they will need a game plan which compensates for the significant gap in quality between the two sides.
When Sir Alex Ferguson's United faced Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid last season, United fans feared the worst. Eventually the worst came to pass, but the performance over two legs gave heart to those who had come to believe that Madrid were in a qualitatively different league to United.
With Mourinho saying "The best team lost," per BBC Sport, Ferguson's men were tigerish in their hunger, fully committed and clearly capable of taking the game to their more expensively assembled counterparts.
In spite of that fixture being only a little over a year ago, it feels like a story of a bygone footballing era. Because, of course, it is.
David Moyes' United have been a vastly inferior copy of Ferguson's version. Every time United have faced a truly significant test this season, they have failed it, often dismally.
The games cited as exceptions, the defeat of Arsenal and the overturning of the deficit amassed in Greece, were enjoyable certainly, but both of those occasions come with a significant caveat in terms of the performance of the opposition.
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It is a challenge provided by a team who have already won the Bundesliga, managed by a manager who knows exactly what it takes to achieve the highest European success.
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Hey Ya'll 'n Howdy~ It's me, Mallee~! I shur did miss U all whilst Mom 'n Paw was away on vaCATion~ Dey had a good time 'n got to visit wif many relatives dey hadn't seen in a furry long time, 'n most o' 'em had kitties too so mom gotted her kitty fix whilst 'way from us'n's~!
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Hiya goodest furiend's 'n pawsome catster lover's communitie's~ Oh wow, don't ya jus' love summer time? We has some cool days wif some rain 'n den sunshine came out 'n oh my goodness, efurything is turnin' GREEN~ It efen rained 'nuff fur our pot holes out ina front yard, I mean ina street (giggles) got fulled up fur da burdies to come drink 'n purrlay 'n dance~!!! Oh what fun~ I love's to watch da burdies~! Don't U!?? Kitty TV rocks~! It's da bestest view ina house~! We also has roadrunner's~ Now not jus' roadrunners, but BABY roadrunners 'n mom 'n dad too~ Ya know, Mork 'n Mindie 'n baby, Mickie~!! 'n now we gotta come up wif more names~! 'n yeah, dem bunnies like to come out to purrlay EARLY ina mornin'~ Dey run 'n den stop 'n jus' loooook at us~ 'n him jus' looked at me 'n Milo 'n den he rubbed him nosie 'n clean him ears too~ KEWL~ 'n dem goats next door, well dey so cute 'n da babies r growin' up but dey still be lil 'n stuff. Dey all colors but mostly brown 'n black 'n white. One lil one is all white 'n look's like lil Mary hada lil lamb goat! MOL!
Oh oh OH~! Giggles! I can See my Purrty Face~!!May 28th 2014 1:54 pm
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Hi dere my saweet 'n precious furiend's~ Is it true? Maybe Catster bein' fixeded? Oh I can see all my purrty furiend's now~! What lovelies~! We nefur gived up hope, we alway's love's our precious catster communitie's~! Our furiends, our furmilies, YES~!
I be's a Silly Gurly Gurl~!!May 17th 2014 1:38 pm
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Hi Ya'll~ 'n hope efuryone is doin' good and happy 'n havin' fun 'n alway's lovin' on Ur spawcial meowmy's too~!!! Purrs on 'n big hug's to ya'll 'n all dat good stuff~!! XOXOX
Oh MY~! Catster flea's again?April 20th 2014 3:09 pm
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Hey efuryone~ I hope dis diary get's on here. First off we been havin' problem's since dis mornin' here. We got some kin'a mediation error 'n a bad gateway error. 'n Den we try to send prezzie'z 'n stuff 'n can't see 'em once we post to our furiend's pages~! 'n DEN came back here 'n opened our account page 'n ona our account page we had other furiends come up 'n it wus Sonny Bono, Paris 'n Presley's purrty faces on there~ But the first time it was Kally Kat~ MOL~ Mom jus' think's it's funny, but I am a bit flustered ofur it~! Coz den when we come here da internet keeps on bumpin' us offline 'n I can't purrlay wif me grand furiend's like dis~!
Happy Birfday to me, Mallee 'n I turned three~!! Let's- pawty~!April 15th 2014 7:02 am
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Oh oh OH~! Iz my 3rd birfday 'n I be'z purrin' so LOUD dis mornin' too~ Mom a'ready gived me some o' dat wonnerfur 'n luscious delish awesome pawsome Fancy Feast dinner 'n fur breakfast too! Giggles! I enjoy it soo mush 'n don't git'z it furry often, but mom sez fur my spawcial day I git'z to PIG out 'n eat all I want'z~tee hee~! Ain't dat jus' so spawcial? 'n couple day'z 'go me 'n Milo got to share a can o' dat good stuff mmmm, Fancy Feast cheekin 'n cheesey stuff~! Yummy~
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Hey ya'll'z~ I iz GOOD, how iz you?? Da wind iz really keekin' 'n whippin' round today so I keepin' really warm ina mom'z lap~ I IZ a purrfect Lap kitty, meowmy sez~
Furry Thankful dat I iz Spoil't Rotten~!!!!February 28th 2014 7:14 pm
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Hi Ya'll~! Huggiez to ya 'n hope efuryone is enjoyin' life 'n spendin' many comfortable day'z wif Ur meowmy's too!
We will KEEP da LOVE, thank U furry mush~!!February 12th 2014 8:25 am
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Hi efuryone 'n my purrific 'n so kewl 'n purrfect furiends~! I can't share my broken heart near 'nuff 'n tell'z ya dat it's so hard to see our Catster Community come to an end. Dis iz so wrong. But, time will tell 'n we will find a new home 'n purrlace to connect 'n stay loved~! Don't ya know it? Nefur thought we'd efur see Catster to close, EFUR~! I know we hazn't been furry active but our grand furiends know 'n we always been here to show our love 'n strong bond. All da pawties 'n fun times, oh no, I will nefur furget 'n BonnieBell's pawties, don't ya know how mush fun dem were???
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This species has an extremely large range, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the range size criterion (Extent of Occurrence <20,000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size, habitat extent/quality, or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation). The population trend appears to be stable, and hence the species does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population trend criterion (>30% decline over ten years or three generations). The population size is extremely large, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the population size criterion (<10,000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be >10% in ten years or three generations, or with a specified population structure). For these reasons the species is evaluated as Least Concern.
Taxonomic source(s)
AERC TAC. 2003. AERC TAC Checklist of bird taxa occurring in Western Palearctic region, 15th Draft. Available at: #http://www.aerc.eu/DOCS/Bird_taxa_of _the_WP15.xls#.
SACC. 2006. A classification of the bird species of South America. Available at: #http://www.museum.lsu.edu/~Remsen/SACCBaseline.html#.
Related state of the world's birds case studies
Butler, C. J. 2003. The disproportionate effect of global warming on the arrival dates of short-distance migratory birds in North America. Ibis 145: 484-495.
Dunn, P. O.; Winkler, D. W. 1999. Climate change has affected the breeding date of tree swallows throughout North America. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B 266: 2487-2490.
Hussell, D. J. T. 2003. Climate change, spring temperatures, and timing of breeding of tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) in southern Ontario. The Auk 120: 607-618.
Rich, T.D.; Beardmore, C.J.; Berlanga, H.; Blancher, P.J.; Bradstreet, M.S.W.; Butcher, G.S.; Demarest, D.W.; Dunn, E.H.; Hunter, W.C.; Inigo-Elias, E.E.; Martell, A.M.; Panjabi, A.O.; Pashley, D.N.; Rosenberg, K.V.; Rustay, C.M.; Wendt, J.S.; Will, T.C.
Winkler, D. W.; Dunn, P. O.; McCulloch, C. E. 2002. Predicting the effects of climate change on avian life-history traits. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 99: 13595-13599.
Further web sources of information
Explore HBW Alive for further information on this species
Search for photos and videos, and hear sounds of this species from the Internet Bird Collection
Text account compilers
Ekstrom, J., Butchart, S.
IUCN Red List evaluators
Butchart, S., Symes, A.
Recommended citation
BirdLife International (2016) Species factsheet: Tachycineta bicolor. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 22/10/2016. Recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species: BirdLife International (2016) IUCN Red List for birds. Downloaded from http://www.birdlife.org on 22/10/2016.
This information is based upon, and updates, the information published in BirdLife International (2000) Threatened birds of the world. Barcelona and Cambridge, UK: Lynx Edicions and BirdLife International, BirdLife International (2004) Threatened birds of the world 2004 CD-ROM and BirdLife International (2008) Threatened birds of the world 2008 CD-ROM. These sources provide the information for species accounts for the birds on the IUCN Red List.
To provide new information to update this factsheet or to correct any errors, please email BirdLife
To contribute to discussions on the evaluation of the IUCN Red List status of Globally Threatened Birds, please visit BirdLife's Globally Threatened Bird Forums.
Additional resources for this species
|Key facts
|Current IUCN Red List category
|Least Concern
|Hirundinidae (Swallows and martins)
|Species name author
|(Vieillot, 1808)
|Population size
|mature individuals
|Population trend
|Distribution size (breeding/resident)
|2,090,000 km2
|Country endemic?
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