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New Plastic $5 And $10 Bills Debut In Canada
Canada's new plastic $5 and $10 bills got a stellar welcome Tuesday — literally.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield joined Finance Minister Jim Flaherty and Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney via a satellite video link from space to help unveil the latest and last of the country's new polymer bills.
The bill's themes centre on frontiers: The $10 bill features an image of a train, while the $5 bill shows the Canadarm floating in space above the earth (hence Hadfield's participation).
"The innovative nature of the polymer notes is echoed in the theme of the series — frontiers — because, in so many ways, these notes break new ground," Carney said.
Check out these images of the new bills that will soon be coming to your purse or wallet:
Source: Bank Of Canada, Flickr
From Bank Of Canada, Flickr: "Robotics innovation is Canada's ongoing contribution to the international space program and demonstrates our commitment to space exploration. The Canadian-built Mobile Servicing System is the sophisticated robotics suite that helped to assemble the International Space Station in orbit. This system consists of Canadarm2, Dextre and the Mobile Base. On board the space station—a permanent orbiting research laboratory—international partners conduct scientific experiments, many of which result in an enhanced quality of life on earth. Canada's contribution to the space program evokes pride and sparks the imagination and curiosity of our future leaders in science and technology."
Source: Bank Of Canada, Flickr
From Bank Of Canada, Flickr: "The expansion of the railway in the 1880s was hailed as a remarkable feat of engineering for a young country with a varied and often treacherous terrain. At the time, the railway was the longest ever built, and its completion demonstrated Canada's pioneering spirit by linking our eastern and western frontiers, connecting people, and facilitating the exchange of goods. Today, The Canadian train, winding its way through the Rockies showcases Canada's natural beauty and symbolizes what we accomplished as a young nation."
Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney unveils the new polymer $5 and $10 bank notes during a press conference at the Bank of Canada in Ottawa on Tuesday, April 30, 2013.
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty unveils the new polymer $5 and $10 bank notes during a press conference at the Bank of Canada in Ottawa on Tuesday, April 30, 2013.
A new polymer $10 bank note is displayed during a press conference at the Bank of Canada in Ottawa on Tuesday, April 30, 2013.
Astronaut Chris Hadfield poses for a photo with a new polymer $5 bank note on Tuesday, April 30, 2013.
Hand holding up the new polymer Canadian $20.00 bill.
Some new polymer twenty dollar bills, which is the most widely used bank note in the country, are pictured at Montreal on November 19, 2012.
The Bank of Canada introduced the plastic see-through $20 bill on May 2, 2012.
Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney holds a new $50 bill while standing in front of the Canadian Coast guard ship Amundsen Monday, March 26, 2012 in Quebec City. The Amundsen is displayed on the back of the new bank note made of polymer.
Bank of Canada Mark Carney shows off the bank's new circulating $100 bill, Canada's first polymer bank note, in Toronto on Monday Nov. 14, 2011.
The $100 bill was the first of Canada's paper denominations to go plastic and see-through.
An Australian 100 dollar polymer note is displayed above various international currencies. AFP PHOTO / Torsten BLACKWOOD
AFP PHOTO / Torsten BLACKWOOD
A Mexican pesos note made out of polymer material. Alfredo Estrella/AFP/Getty Images
Mexico City, MEXICO: A sample of the new 50 Mexican pesos' note made out of polymer material to hinder its forgery, 14 November, 2004 in Mexico City. AFP PHOTO/Alfredo ESTRELLA (Photo credit should read ALFREDO ESTRELLA/AFP/Getty Images)
Even that would be better. @InklessPW: Wells designs new bills. What'll we put on the 5? Oscar Peterson. The 10? Peterson. 20? Glenn Gould
Wait so there's no more quote from the Hockey Sweater on the new $5 bills? #manifencours
New bills should be 5 pin bowling for the $5, a Robertson screwdriver for the $10, a Canadian flag, draped over a picnic bench on the backs.
Theory about the new $5 and $10 bills: They're ugly enough that we don't want to keep them in our wallets.
Paul Wells designs the new bills. "What'll we put on the 5?" "Oscar Peterson." "And on the 10?" "Oscar Peterson." "20?" "Glenn Gould."
Was expecting the new $5/$10 bills to literally have pictures of poop on them, based on the outcry. Surprise: they look like money!
Q: You're the federal government, what do you put on the new 5$ and 10$ bills? A: Things you've cut funding to. http://t.co/jqT3BLmENc
Everyone is pretty damn hung up on the AESTHETICS of the new $5 and $10 bills in Canada. Me? I'd like money that WORKS in vending machines
@Cmdr_Hadfield Dude, with all the stuff you've had up there (guitars, Easter eggs, new $5 bills), how BIG was your suitcase?

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A terror attack killed 22 in Manchester on Monday. Queen Elizabeth visited the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital on Thursday to speak to some of the young people who were injured in the attack the monarch called "very wicked."
A bomb blast outside Manchester Arena after an Ariana Grande concert killed 22 people. Here's a look at the victims of the attack.
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"WoZela – make a difference, not just a noise," is the slogan of the scheme's competition.
Winning entries include earrings, lampshades, plant pots and table legs. Most coverage has gone to the earrings, but the Blog's choice would be the plant pots, unimaginative but useful.
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Can you tell that Cooper loves Fridays? He is playing all happy, and as soon as I turn on the camera, he can't. Stay. Away.
Your so vain. You probably think this post is about you, don't you, don't you!
I think he just takes after me. Whoops. I look a little goofy here, but Cooper's little passie grin was too adorable to pass up.
When I was just about to post this, the hubs just got home and called me Princess Leia. Then offered to take my picture. Uhh, little late, dude. There he goes again, putting his work and my livelihood before my blog. So selfish.
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Let's get physicalPisgah girls oust ACR, Kruk's boys beat Central Cabarrus
CANTON — The Pisgah varsity girls overcame the excessive physical play of the visiting A.C. Reynolds to maul the Rockets, 66-40, in a NCHSAA Class 3-A West first round playoff game in the "Bears' Den" Monday night.
The Black Bears, a No. 2 seed in the West bracket, improved to 25-1 overall, while ACR's season ended at 9-13.
"I thought we came out a little nervous, probably first playoff game jitters," said Pisgah Head Coach Brandon Holloway. "We were missing a lot of easy shots. But I also think the first quarter was about as good defensively as we played all season. We attacked the boards hard (tonight). I'm proud of the way our girls fought through early adversity and came out with a key first round win."
At the end of the sloppy first quarter, Pisgah led 13-6. However, sparked by Pressley's 11 second quarter points, the Black Bears rolled into halftime with a 30-14 lead.
In the third quarter, Holloway's girls continued to cause havoc with their trapping defense to take a 49-24 lead going into the final eight minutes.
Early into the fourth quarter, the Rockets' frustration boiled over as Briana Griffith got tagged for an intentional technical foul for kicking and punching Pressley as she laid on the court following a scrum for a loose ball.
Unfazed, the Black Bears continued to dominant the action for the final seven minutes of the playoff game.
Four Pisgah players finished in double-figures, including senior Sheridan Pressley's game-high 19 points, while sophomore guard Brooklyn Allen scored 16, seniors Mariah Lewis and Kelsi Long chipped in 10 points each.
Lewis, who is the school's all-time leading rebounder, finished with 10 boards to record a double-double.
Tisha Marion led Reynolds with 14 points.
Pisgah will face No. 18 seed North Henderson (15-8) at 6:30 p.m. in tonight's second round game in the "Bears' Den." The Knights, led by Cameron Pryor's 25 points, went on the road and upset Asheboro, 54-48 in Monday night's first round playoff game.
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Pisgah 73,
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CANTON — Led by sophomore Peyton Truesdale's game-high 20 points, the Pisgah varsity boys basketball team broke open a close contest in the third quarter and cruised past Central Cabarrus, 73-57, in a NCHSAA Class 3-A West first round playoff game in the "Bears' Den" Monday night.
"I was able to carry into the momentum from the conference tournament into this first round playoff game," said Truesdale, who is the son of former Pisgah High and University of Georgia basketball standout Sid Truesdale. "I don't try to think of myself as a sophomore, I think of myself as an equal player on the court. My dad has a lot of experience and basketball knowledge and he helps prepare me for every game. I could not do any of this with out him."
The Black Bears, which improved to 22-3 overall, will host No. 20 seed Statesville (13-8) at 8 p.m. in a second round game tonight. The Greyhounds upset No. 13 Piedmont in the first round, 73-62.
The Vikings (11-12), which started the season 1-8 before making a mid-season coaching change, finished the regular season winning 10-of-13 games.
"Truesdale has really come along in the second half of the season," said Pisgah Head Coach Casey Kruk. "His confidence has really grown and he poses match up problems for opponents."
Pisgah led 16-10 at the end of the first quarter and 38-31 at halftime. The Black bears, however, opened the third quarter with a 7-0 run and never looked back. They led 56-39 going into the final eight minutes of the playoff game.
"I thought we were really nervous in the first half because it's been a long time since we made it past the first round. But the run to start the third quarter settled us down and allowed us to get into a nice rhythm for the remainder of the game."
Joining Truesdale in double figures were senior Jesse Anderson, who pumped in 16 points and junior Thomas Tatham, who scored 10 points.
Also for Pisgah, junior Josiah Ledford scored eight points, senior Hunter Wike and junior Cole Anderson had six points each.


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Puppy barking non-stop during the day
While we are gone at work out new puppy barks a ton. We thought it was for just a few minutes and then he quit (this is what happened when we listen in) but the neighbors claim he will go for hours. I get my brother to come over at lunch to walk and play with him but apparently it isn't helping a lot.
I decided to try the PB stuffed Kong today but after giving the puppy a little taste of PB last night, he woke up this morning with puffy eyes. I thought he was exhausted at first but they were still there some time later.
I guess I'll be trying cheese or almond butter instead now but if anyone has any suggestions please let me know...
To get this out of the way:
-We don't go to him when he is barking or whining, we make him calm down first.
-I play with him in the morning, then my wife does a couple hours later, then my brother does a couple hours later, then my wife does again after work about 3-4 hours later. We try to wear him out but maybe it's not enough. Although he sleeps his butt off during the time we are home. Go figure.
Wife just told me he's now acting a little weird, hopping around and scratching.
Going to vet in a few.
Either way, I'd still appreciate suggestions for barking remedies.
Anyone ever try the citronella or ultrasonic bark stopping methods? I don't want to use a chock collar. It won't end well.
I'd try to fit in as much exercise as possible. Trying to limit extended hours alone is good also, with others stopping by. Shepherds can be 'barky', right now ours only barks if there is something unusual to bark at.
Our new puppy barks, but if I tire her out she sleeps for hours. I also got some large flavored nylabones that i feel are big and safe to leave with her and she likes them so far.
Jake had done the same but don't baby him because I went wrong there maybe he has separation anxiety I left radio on for game even now at 10 months he still cries well did until he had the cage he chills eats his Kong
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Young Composers Go Solo at NY Phil Biennial
Underground, hidden from the bustle of the streets, young composers and solo musicians had the spotlight at the New York Philharmonic Biennial CONTACT! concert on Tuesday, June 3 at SubCulture. Six new-music makers wrote pieces for solo instruments, ranging from punchy trombone to the lilting upper octaves of the piano.
Hosted by composer Mark Kaplan, artistic director and co-owner of SubCulture, the evening included interviews with each composer before their works were presented by Philharmonic musicians. The audience first heard Paola Prestini's Eight Takes for solo cello performed by Sumire Kudo. Inspired by a Brenda Shaughnessy poem, the sometimes-feisty, sometimes-meditative work is varied and virtuosic. As Above, So Below for trombone by Eric Nathan, performed by Joseph Alessi, followed and contrasted Prestini's piece with intricate technical work.
Violist Rebecca Young opened a sonic cavern with Threaded Madrigals, a piece that bends sound and silence, by British/American composer Oscar Bettison. Next, Ryan Brown (who received his doctorate on the day of the concert) introduced his Four Pieces for Solo Piano performed by Eric Huebner. The group of pieces are all played in the top half of the piano, and each is a cell of clean, focused energy.
Michael Hersch's Of Sorrow Born: Seven Elegies for violin and Chris Kapica's Fandanglish for clarinet closed the concert. Hersch's piece, performed by Yulia Ziskel, is charged, the sections blending together despite changing styles. Kapica, an electric bass player, has "a permanent affliction with the funk," and it comes through in the energy of Pascual Martinez Forteza's clarinet and the musician-made percussion.
Complete Program:
Paola Prestini – Eight Takes
Eric Nathan – As Above, So Below
Oscar Bettison – Threaded Madrigals
Ryan Brown – Four Pieces for Solo Piano
Michael Hersch – Of Sorrow Born: Seven Elegies
Chris Kapica – Fandanglish
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The Auberge de la Fontaine is a charming accommodation option in the heart of the Plateau. With many of the rooms overlooking Parc Lafontaine, the guesthouse offers twenty one rooms in a beautiful setting. Plus, there's a certain "homey" feeling that is difficult to find in the big name hotels. If you're looking for something personable, with easy accessible to restaurants, cafes and shops, this might be your best bet.
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Australia's Belle Brockhoff, riding for the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, earned her country's first World Cup podium Saturday, scoring a third-place finish in a snowboard cross event in Austria.
Brockhoff was first in her quarterfinals heat and second in her semifinals heat. She then was third in the four-racer finals, earning her first World Cup podium event. The races were in Montafon, Austria.


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In an earlier post I explained how to avoid parallel JAXB2/Jackson annotations when supporting both XML and JSON web service endpoints. Basically the idea was to configure the Jackson
ObjectMapper to understand JAXB2 annotations.
The problem
One of the things that was a little unsatisfactory about that post was that I was using views to generate the XML and JSON representations. We can do that, of course, but a more direct approach to generating the desired data payloads is to use
@ResponseBody in conjunction with Spring's
HttpMessageConverters. The idea here is that handler methods simply return the object to be mapped (whether to XML or to JSON), and then HTTP message converters sitting on the app context map the object to XML or JSON. Correspondingly, there are HTTP message converters for both JAXB2 and Jackson (among several others). I say this is more direct because there's no need to involve a model or a view at all: the controller simply returns the object and the converters do the rest.
In Spring 3.0 this was somewhat challenging to pull off, because both the JAXB2 message converter and the Jackson message converter are able to map the object, and so whichever message converter appears first in the list (the JAXB2 converter, it seems) would always map the object. So we ended up either having to treat JSON as a special case (invoke the
ObjectMapper directly), or else just use views after all.
In Spring 3.1 things are a lot better: we can use the
@ResponseBody and HTTP message converter approach quite cleanly, owing to an enhancement to
@RequestMapping and also to an enhancement to the
<mvc:annotation-driven> configuration.
Let's see how it works.
Implementing the controller
We'll look at the controller code first:
@RequestMapping( value = "/{id}.json", method = RequestMethod.GET, produces = "application/json") @ResponseBody public Person getDetailsAsJson(@PathVariable Long id) { return personRepo.findOne(id); } @RequestMapping( value = "/{id}.xml", method = RequestMethod.GET, produces = "application/xml") @ResponseBody public Person getDetailsAsXml(@PathVariable Long id) { return personRepo.findOne(id); }
To use the
@ResponseBody approach, we obviously need to annotate the handler methods with that annotation, so that's what we've done here. The other thing we do here is return the actual entity (in this case, a
Person) from the method instead of returning a logical view name.
We've also specified the extension (either
.json or
.xml) in the value to route requests correctly.
So far, everything we've described was available in Spring 3.0. But notice the new
produces element, introduced with Spring 3.1, in the
@RequestMapping annotation. This element has two effects. First, it excludes requests with
Accepts headers incompatible with the specified media type. Second, it ensures that the generated response is consistent with the specified media type. It's this second effect that we care about, because this is what allows Spring to figure out which HTTP message converter to use, even when we're using JAXB2 annotations for both XML and JSON mapping.
We need some configuration too. Here are the relevant bits. Be sure you're using Spring 3.1, that you've declared the
oxm and
mvc namespaces, etc.
<oxm:jaxb2-marshaller id="marshaller"> <oxm:class-to-be-bound name="org.skydingo.skybase.model.Person" /> </oxm:jaxb2-marshaller> <bean id="jaxbAnnIntrospector" class="org.codehaus.jackson.xc.JaxbAnnotationIntrospector" /> <bean id="jacksonObjectMapper" class="org.codehaus.jackson.map.ObjectMapper"> <property name="serializationConfig.annotationIntrospector" ref="jaxbAnnIntrospector" /> <property name="deserializationConfig.annotationIntrospector" ref="jaxbAnnIntrospector" /> </bean> <mvc:annotation-driven> <mvc:message-converters> <bean class="org.springframework.http.converter.json.MappingJacksonHttpMessageConverter" p:objectMapper-ref="jacksonObjectMapper" /> </mvc:message-converters> </mvc:annotation-driven>
The JAXB2 marshaller and Jackson
ObjectMapper are the same as they were in my earlier post. The thing that's different is the
<mvc:annotation-driven> definition, and specifically, my inclusion of the new Spring 3.1
<mvc:message-converters> configuration. This allows us to define converters that override the defaults. Here I want to override the default Jackson converter with one that knows about my JAXB2-enabled
You don't need to include XML or JSON views anymore. If you don't have anything other than the normal JSP view, you can probably get rid of the
ContentNegotiatingViewResolver entirely.
The end result
The result is that we can now generate XML and JSON payloads in a simple and consistent fashion. There's no more need for models and views here (at least with respect to generating XML and JSON), and there's no need to invoke
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Revelations was good??
What would you rate it??
I'd say about a 8/10
Beware though. I like horror games, I don't like the well liked RE4... It lacks horror for me.
Revelations scared the crap out of me, it was awesome.
It would have been a 10 for me if it had a good online mode. Sadly it has a rather poor shoehorned multiplayer co-op called Raid Mode, you basically run through what you did in SP with a co-op partner, utterly pointless.
Now reading some of my other posts you'd be thinking, but it has a bad MP and a story which you probably finished. True..
But the SP offers you reasons to replay. You have 3 modes, easy, normal (Both the same I think) and Infernal (Changes everything about the game, I finished it on normal. I'm one of those sucky gamers on Infernal mode. I die a lot. It's going to take a while because it has the feel of Resident Evil 6 and the ammo and scares of Resident Evil 1 and 2.
There were moments when I had like.. Just a knife to defend myself.. So my options were to fight... or run away... That so reminded me of the original.. whenever i elected to go for the knife I died. running away.. I died a lot.. Eventually I got through it with the knife though, running away wasn't an option. I missed some ammo, I'm aware of that. lol
Meaning.. It's a survival horror game and not an action game, FINALLY...! It has about 3 action set pieces in the entire game. They actually work quite well within the story too, and it's not endless battles against tentacle bosses. Capcom finally manned up and brought back old school infected, added new infected and they all offer different levels of intensity and fear.
If you are immensely awesome at survival games, it may be a waste of money based on the fact that the MP component isn't great. But if you are not awesome, and can accept something challenging then it's probably perfect.
If i was that awesome I'd probably say it's worth a 7 because no one really wants a game they finish in a few days and don't get their money's worth from it.
Still regardless of what I'd give it, it's the best Resident Evil game since the earlier Gamecube RE games. totally worth it if you were a fan of the older games.
Re: Anyone else having a hard time sleeping?
Yes, I keep having these **bleep**ed up post-apocalyptic end of world dreams.
First time it was a The Road scenario.
Next time I dreamt that I was infected, contemplating suicide to die as a human or living the rest of my life as something inhuman... in an ice cream-Chinese takeout hybrid shop out of all places.
Then it was a dream about looting a supermarket while hostiles roamed the aisles and evacuating a town to the safety of the coast. This dream ended in a pizza place, me waiting for my order to arrive.
The most recent dream involved us all being assimilated into vampire-esque infected. Like I Am Legend. But this one ended up pretty cool. I escaped before I could be fully turned and I teamed up with Batman who was also a vampire and we kicked major **bleep** **bleep**.
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^I actually ordered Revelations primarily based on your previous review of it. lol.
I'm excited, because it's about time RE went back to survival horror roots over action. Even if it's just a tiny bit.
I'd be shocked if you were disappointed. I bought it just for something to pass the time.. Expecting it to be garbage...
When I started the demo I was like..
Oh yeah. Maybe it's best to try the demo. it's on the store
A lot of the game is based in that venue. I love that venue!
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Re: Anyone else having a hard time sleeping?
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Omggg!! Yes finally a return to the scarce ammo & epic scary moments!! I was afraid to buy it because 4, 5 & 6 were too action orenitated. But if it's anything close to the REmake on GameCube I'm buying right now lol
Try the demo
You may not like the new camera, which is actually RE6's camera just slightly modified.
Re: Anyone else having a hard time sleeping?
I sleep well, but I can't help but get hyped for TLOU while I'm awake. School ends for me in two days, so when TLOU comes out, I have no exams or homework to worry about
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The Ducks played the same fast-break offense, scoring points quickly and often. They played the same defense, sending waves of players onto the field all game long. The architect of Oregon's rise may be gone, wearing green three time zones to the east, but the Ducks are carrying on nicely in his absence.
"The culture we built here hasn't changed at all," quarterback Marcus Mariota said. "Coach [Mark] Helfrich was within the program and he understands kind of the way we run things around here. As it continues to go on, I think guys understand that this culture is successful, and why change it?"
Two games may not qualify as a data sample, but the Ducks appear to have changed only in the typical ways from last season. Mariota is a year older and a year smarter. De'Anthony Thomas is getting the ball in more ways, befitting someone in his third season. The Ducks committed 11 penalties for 119 yards, nearly all of them mental errors befitting an early game. But like a flight crew on a G5 flying around the world, Kelly handed the controls to his successor and the jet continued without a hitch.
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Historian of Ancient American art. Spinden was the grandson of Swiss immigrants. As a teenager he worked on railroad survey parties in the western United States and briefly followed the gold rush in Nome, Alaska in 1900.
In 1902 he entered Harvard University, graduating with a B. A. in anthropology in 1906. Spinden continued with amazing speed for a Master's degree in 1908 and his Ph. D., the following year, working at the Peabody Museum, Harvard, under its director, Frederick W. Putnam (1839-1915). His dissertation, on Mayan art, was written under the eminent anthropologist Alfred Tozzer (1877-1954) with the assistance of Roland Dixon (1875-1934) and Putnam. That same year Spinden secured a position as assistant curator at the American Museum of Natural History, New York. He made his first visit to the Mayan lands in 1910 when he traveled to the Yucatan. He presented a paper on his work, "On the Historical Development of Art at Copan," before the International Congress of Americanists, held in Mexico City, the same year.
In 1913, Spinden published a revised version of his thesis, A Study of Maya Art, which remains a classic in the field of ethnographic art history and anthropology. A second Mayan excursion was made in 1914 with the Mayan archaeologist Sylvanus Griswold Morley (1883-1948). Spinden's handbook, Ancient Civilizations of Mexico and Central America appeared in 1917, published by the Museum.
During World War I, Spinden served as a naval intelligence officer in Honduras and El Salvador. During this time he became ever more interested in correlating the Mayan calendar with Western dating. It was clear once this was accomplished, other archaeological objects could be more effectively dated. Matching events recorded in both Spanish (western) and Mayan calendars, Spinden read a paper in 1919 at the National Academy of Sciences on this work.
In 1920 he left the Museum to become curator of Mexican archaeology and ethnology at the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. A third excursion, this time to search for unreported Mayan ruins, took place in 1921. The years at the Peabody were largely consumed, however, with the completion of the Mayan chronology, financed by Tozzer and others, which he published in 1924 as The Reduction of Maya Dates. Spinden was appointed curator of Anthropology at the Buffalo Museum of Arts and Sciences in 1926.
He married the archaeologist Ellen Collier in 1928. He joined the Brooklyn Institute (later Brooklyn Museum) staff as curator of ethnology (later renamed curator of American Indian Art and Primitive Cultures) in 1929, replacing its first curator, R. Stewart Culin (1858-1929). In 1930, however, a private scholar John E. Teeple (1874-1931) published a paper proving Spinden's 1924 Mayan chronology to be wrong, based on Teeple's astronomical calculations. Spinden never conceded Teeple's work, despite Teeple's convincing arguments, devoting years to defending his timeline which became increasingly dubious. As curator at Brooklyn, Spinden concentrated on collectiong pre-Columbian, Mexican and Central/South American indigenous art. He led numerous expeditions to the region, acquired significant extant collections from private individuals as well.
He married again in 1948 to Ailes Gilmour, the sister of the sculptor Isamu Noguchi. He retired from the Museum in 1950 and settled in Croton, NY where he died in 1967.
"Spinden was an art historian rather than an archaeologist, having studied the art of various early primitive cultures long before public interest in that field was aroused" (Thompson), an estimation seconded by George Kubler (q.v.), who described Spinden as an "historian of art among anthropologist and archaeologists." His interests included visual motifs; he once made a study of bat motifs in the New World. Spinden's A Study of Maya Art approached cultural production not as a series of artifacts, but as a social art history. His interest, not only in the ethnographic art of South America, but in the interaction between post-Conquest pre-Columbian and European-influenced cultures made the Brooklyn Museum one of the richest museums of Spanish Colonial art in the United States. However, Spinden, even according to those who respected him, was severely disorganized and unable to discard theories he had once advanced, no matter how convincingly they could be disproved. His almost non-stop talking is also frequently remarked in personal reminiscences. A description of Spinden on an archaeological excursion appears in Gregory Mason's Silver Cities of the Yucatan (1927).
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Nice park. Closest we found to I40. Park clean, staff pleasant, wide streets and easy-to-negotiate pull-thru's. Limited TV selection. WIFI was adequate. Had some permanents but they were very nice and well kept. Would return again.
Date of Stay: October, 2007
Nice campground. Met all our criteria: easy on/off from I-40; clean and well maintained; easy to negotiate, level pull-through sites; good selection on the TV cable; and (best of all) a very fast, free Wi-Fi. Several fuel suppliers close by. Some noise from the trucks at the Flying J, but that didn't bother us. Not much to do for a extended stay, but all we needed was an overnight and this was an excellent stop.
Date of Stay: October, 2007
Very nice campground. Wide, long, level, easy-to-negotiate pull-through's with good hookups. We had a site on the river edge and enjoyed watching the river traffic. No cable, but local channels were available. However, free Wi-Fi was terrible: slow and cut out all the time. However, the nice river location made up for it. Would return when in the area again.
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One of our favorite parks. We stayed here two months (price reflects monthly rate). The sites are privately owned and rented when the owners are not there. We had a huge (by comparison with some other parks) site that was paved with a patio and a second patio at the edge of the lovely pond we were next to. Beautiful, well maintained campground with good ocean access. No community room or planned activities, but we don't need them - we can make our own fun. Used the hot tub almost daily. March and April are the off-season and the park was only lightly used. We loved the local restaurants with live acoustic music almost every night. The Port Aransas annual sand sculpture contest was great. The greater Corpus Christi area was also great with events almost every weekend. Plan to return again when we're in the area.
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Beautifully landscaped park with large, wide, paved pull-thru's and back-ins with patios. We stayed four months (the rate reflects this) and the price was great. Great for birding and butterfly watching, biking, and walking. In November, hundreds of migrating butterflies were around the flowering shrubs on our patio every day. The grounds were immaculate with a crew mowing, trimming and cleaning daily. Didn't use the bathrooms and showers but they appeared to be very clean. Our only complaint was the sometimes poor WIFI if a trailer was parked between you and the repeater. The park would be perfect if you could get broadband on the cable TV. We searched parks from the coast all the way to Mission, and this was by far the best park in the region. Would definitely return again.


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what were the steps on mendels experiments with pea plants?
1) Mendel allowed each variety of pea plants to self-pollinate, or self-fertilize, for several generations. This ensured each variety was true-breeding for the trait (which means all offspring will have only one form of the trait). An example: all true-breeding purple pea plants should only produce purple offspring. This step created the parental generation of his experiment, called the P generation (the first two individuals crossed in a breeding experiment).
2) Mendel then cross-pollinated two P gen plants that were different in forms of a trait. In this case, he crossed a true-breeding purple pea plant with a true-breeding white one. The offspring were called the F1, or first filial, generation. He examined these plants, and recorded the number of plants expressing each trait.
3) Mendel's last step was just letting the F1 generation self-pollinate. His offspring were collectively called the second filial (F2) generation. Again, each F2 plant was examined and counted.
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"The highway portion of the EPA rating averages only 48.3 MPH, and never exceeds 60 MPH, so if you're hoping to see the highway rating at 70 MPH you probably won't see it."
I do easily. All the time in every car I've ever owned, I can easily hit the EPA Hwy number at 70mph.
There is a high speed portion (to 80mph) in the EPA testing that have been added in to the formula since 2008. The EPA Hwy numbers are NOT based solely on the test you noted. Haven't been for 5 years now....
radar1 Posts: 25You are correct, I missed that there is an additional high speed cycle used to adjust the highway cycle (likely downward). Although that test does hit 80 MPH, the average speed on that portion is still only 48.4, probably because it includes 4 stops and acceleration cycles, compared to 48.3 on the slower max speed highway cycle.
I too easily exceed the highway rating on my 2005 Accent (37 vs 30), and my 2008 Subaru (28-30 vs 26). My 2004 Dodge Dakota at about 18-19 has a hard time meeting either the old rating (20) or the updated rating (19).
For the 2012 Accent, I only see a 37 highway rating, not a 40 as mentioned in a previous article. Was that a change at some point?
Yes, it was revised down on 11/02/2012 after EPA testing. The 40 mpg Hwy rating was lowered to 37 mpg at that time.
The 37 mpg figure should be achievable by most drivers on the highway at normal highway speeds of 65 to 70 mph. Not uphill, not driving into a 40 mph headwind, and not at 75 or 80 mph.
Drivers should not be observing 28, 29, 30 mpg Hwy. It defies logic in small, light cars turning relatively low rpms. These cars (mainly Elantra and Accent) don't require that much energy to maintain a constant 65 mph. When owners report under 30 mpg Hwy, I scratch my head because it doesn't make sense. Now if they are averaging 30 mpg in mixed driving? That makes sense.


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Mar 10, 2012
Bad Chinese Food
This waiter showed me a simple lesson, if you don't believe in what you sell, you won't do a good job selling it. Is this true in church? Certainly. How often do we go to advance the gospel of Christ and are rebuffed because deep down people doubt whether we believe in it? How often do we invite friends to church never believing that church will matter to them? We invite/share Christ simply because we know we are supposed to. For most of us church is a job or a chore and not a passion.
I don't want to sell a product I don't believe in. I guess before you can ask a stranger to buy anything you have to "buy" it yourself. With your church, with your faith, do you "buy" it? The worst kind of service is a service that doesn't believe in the product its selling.
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It was a great privilege to participate as a member of the small Parliamentary drafting team preparing the bill that became the Human Rights Act 1998. But how has the act measured up to the hopes of those involved in its creation?
The Human Rights Act (HRA) is the property of no one. Its conception and enactment were the product of many minds and as many agendas. It involved politicians, lawyers, organisations ranging from Liberty to the faith communities, and, of course, those campaigners, notably Lord Lester QC, whose earlier attempts to bring human rights home into UK law formed a natural foundation for the HRA. All had their own unique take on what the legislation might achieve.
There is no baseline expectation against which to measure its performance after a year in force. In any event, the act's most fundamental object is to bring home the European Convention. Debate in the courts and elsewhere should be first and foremost
about what the convention, and the legal principles associated with it, have to say about rights. In a sense, the less we hear about the act itself, the more successfully it will have done its job.
Sure enough, most judicial pronouncements have focused on the underlying requirements of the convention rather than on the mechanics of the act. But naturally, having discovered what our rights are, we want to know who we can vindicate them against and how. Inevitably, the courts have to seek out answers to these questions in the act's provisions. So, how has the act fared under the judicial microscope?
First, the courts' views have often been informed by the act's generally simple, plain-English style. Non-technical language points to a non-technical approach to the law. That cue was taken early on by the House of Lords in R •DPP, ex parte Kebilene, accepting that the act's retroactive effect in proceedings brought by or at the instigation of a public authority before 2 October 2000 (Section 22(4)) extended to an individual's appeal against a lower court's decision in those proceedings. Viewed from that standpoint, the opposite conclusion recently reached by the Lords in Lambert, on the basis that certain provisions of section 7 had to be read disjunctively, perhaps represents an unfortunate retreat into technicality.
Second, in the face of UK law's long insistence that all statutes are of equal status, many commentators heralded the act as a piece of 'constitutional' or 'organic' legislation. The act itself makes no such claim. The courts have recognised that the fundamental nature of its subject matter means it has to be treated as laying down not just new law but also a new approach to the law, in particular to the way other, more workaday legislation has to be understood and applied. In R •A (Sexual offence: complainant's sexual history) [2001] UKHL 25 the House of Lords recognised that Section 3 of the act created a new rule of statutory interpretation, strong enough to require the court in effect to ignore a swathe of the rape shield provision (Section 41) of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999. Otherwise the provision would have been incompatible with the accused's convention right to a fair trial.
That development recalls one of the more sensitive topics of debate around the Human Rights Act: how far was Parliament being asked to shift from elected politicians to judges the power of decision over controversial clashes between rights and conflicting social interests? Many recent convention decisions of UK courts balance, as they must, the citizen's rights against other goals of moral or political importance. In the rape shield case, the proportionality principle required the court to second-guess Parliament's own recent assessment of the 'familiar triangulation' of interests of the accused, the complainant and the wider public interest. The court concluded that the restrictions on permissible questioning on issues relating to consent amounted to 'legislative overkill'.
But that might not represent quite so profound a realignment of power as might appear at first blush. Many human rights lawyers believe that courts have long concealed moral and political judgments behind seemingly agnostic statements of legal principle. The proportionality principle forces the courts to come clean about those judgments, setting out and explaining the relative weight and priority they attach to competing values. Far from giving the judiciary carte blanche, the act has asserted the discipline of transparent decision making.
Still in its infancy, the act has yet to exhaust its potential to reassure, surprise or dismay those present at its birth. But in a year from now, if we can say that it has at least reaffirmed the values of imagination, transparency and plain thinking in our law, then maybe we will have found something about which we can all agree.
Gordon Nardell is a barrister at 39 Essex Street and a former member of the Parliamentary Counsel Office and the secretariat of the European Commission of Human Rights.
The Human Rights Act – a draftsman's view one year on
It was a great privilege to participate as a member of the small Parliamentary drafting team preparing the bill that became the Human Rights Act 1998. But how has the act measured up to the hopes of those involved in its creation?


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The Economist Intelligence Unit maintained in a recent report that Egypt's economic growth would be impeded if a well-trained workforce does not emerge in the near future.
The Economist also cited over regulation and excessive bureaucracy as a constraint to economic progress.
Egyptian authorities, aware of the problem, have pledged to improve skills of the nation's workforce by implementing an aggressive education campaign. This undertaking, however, is costly and difficult.
Nonetheless, if these goals are tackled efficiently, Egypt's privatization program, along with projected subsequent business growth, is expected to result in a more liberalized, market-based economy.
Furthermore, the World Bank granted Egypt a $150 million loan earlier this month to be allocated to the nation's education and health sectors, and specifically to programs which would train citizens in computer science and Internet Technology. –(Mena Report)
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Bad weather hasn't wrecked havoc on Grant County Schools as much as last year — at least not so far.
Still, even with several snow learning days to soften the blow, the district is discussing plans to keep from going to school further into June.
One possibility is losing part or all of spring break for a second consecutive year.
Despite Old Man Winter dumping eight to 14.5 inches of snow here last week, Grant County fared better than other parts of the state.
"There were no big concerns or issues for us," said Les Whalen, Grant County's Emergency Management Director. "It was fairly quiet. We definitely didn't have the I-65 issues."
News reports indicate that at least 65 motorists were stranded on Interstate 65 in Hardin County when the snow kept falling on March 5.
The word assist means to give support to or help to another.
For the last four years, Austin Johnson, son of Bonnie and Ernie Johnson, has done that for Grant County High School boys basketball.
This season, Johnson broke the assists record that was held by Kevin Wright for the past 35 years.
Wright's previous record was 421.
A 26-year-old Williamstown Police officer has resigned after being arrested early Feb. 26 for allegedly driving up to 100 miles per hour while under the influence of alcohol.
Matthew Boshears, who was with WPD since July 2012, was arrested shortly before 3 a.m. just off the Crittenden Interstate 75 exit off ramp by the Boone County Sheriff's Department.
Rep. Brian Linder, R- Dry Ridge, is hoping to send a message from the legislature to the state Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet.
That message — reverse the decision to remove an $18 million tax incentive from the upcoming $73 million Ark Encounter park being built in Williamstown.
Linder filed a resolution, HRC 163, in the House last week, asking the state to reconsider its decision to pull the incentives.
The clock is ticking with only three weeks remaining in the 2015 session of the General Assembly.
The final day of the session is March 24 and lawmakers still have to discuss, debate and compromise on many key proposed bills from a statewide smoking ban to a response to the heroin epidemic.
Sen. Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown and Rep. Brian Linder, R-Dry Ridge, discuss how the session is going so far and what may lie ahead.
As the session winds down, how productive has the legislature been?
Two missteps by Tom Jump has the Dry Ridge Fire Department looking for a new chief.
Mayor Jim Wells asked Jump to resign from his position after learning the fire department failed to get building permits for a renovation and turnout gear was bought without an advertised bid or an approved purchase order.
Jump submitted his resignation Feb. 19 to Wells.
When the flakes start falling, Barry Marksberry's day starts early.
Last week, his day began at 4:30 a.m. on Monday when Grant County was blanketed in winter white.
Marksberry's day (and night) didn't end until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 17.
"It was a long 36 hours," he said, as he prepared to make another swipe on his route, which includes Cynthiana Street, KY 36 and side roads such as Hightower Tebelman, Dark Region and Ashbrook.
Despite narrowly passing the House, a proposed statewide smoking ban could go up up in smoke in the Senate.
The Senate moved House Bill 145, known as the Smoke-Free Kentucky bill, last week to the Veterans, Military and Public Protection Committee.
Senate Majority Floor Leader Sen. Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, has said he does not believe there is much sentiment to pass the bill in his chamber.
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The poverty was like nothing i have seen and found it difficult to get my head around.. kids walked barefoot and people barely had the necessities of life (complete opposite to our western lifestyle where we live well beyond our means). Certainly didn't stop everyone from being so friendly and smiling so brightly... amazing!! I managed to take a few weekend trips to a National park and Zomba Plateau. Spotted many hippos, few crocs, plethora of various species pf monkeys (some that raided our food while camping), one warthog, some bushbuck and waterbuck, some impalas (those latter three are kinds of deers as i didn't know) many birds and a partidge in a pear tree
I could go on and on about Malawi but unfortunately a month is too much to write in detail so that will have to do for now. As of yesterday i was dropped back in the capital leaving the volunteer organization... I was on my own traveling again, backpacking some might say...I am taking a bus tonight from Lilongwe to Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania...and 27hrs later i will get there (if the dodgy looking bus doesn't break down). I am slowly getting mentallly and emotionally prepared for the bus ride...It will definitely be an experience, an African experience i reckon. I'm hoping there will be at least one other Muzungu (means white person in Chichewa, the local language, as i've been called many times by the locals, endearingly i'm sure) on the fully booked bus. Please wish me good luck. It's not all so bad... on my arrival in Tanzania, i look forward to booking a safari and hanging out with some lions and elephants (don't worry mom)...until then....


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The Internet is packed with opportunities for unique, influential, and ambitious people to succeed. From would-be bloggers to potentially successful entrepreneurs, the number of people sharing the common goal of online success is staggering – a number rivaled only by the number of people wishing they knew how to achieve it.
Over the last month, I, with my business partner, Matty Craig, have seen online success — albeit on a much smaller scale than some of the Internet's leading blogs or authoritative websites.
There is not much that delights me more than the tranquility and serenity of waterscapes. Just the sound of the drifting and hustling waves brings me joy and relaxation.
Water has a unique assortment of calmness and aggression. For some, water is a symbol of composure, and for others, a symbol of pugnacity. Every waterscape has its own story to tell.
New Riders' Voices That Matter: Web Design Conference, now in its fourth consecutive year, will take place June 28-29, 2010 in San Francisco, CA and the timing couldn't be better!
A back-story: I was offered this complimentary pass by the conference organizer. Unfortunately, I'm unable to go on this date, but my instinctive reaction was to ask if I could raffle off the pass on Six Revisions so that at least one of our readers can go. So, I ask that you leave a comment only if you're truly going to go because this is a great opportunity for someone to learn about modern web design.
To enter, leave a comment stating that:
- You'll be in San Francisco on June 28-29, 2010
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The giveaway ends on May 17, 2010 after which the comments section on this post will be closed. We'll use your email address to contact you if you win. The winners will be randomly selected and announced on a separate post. Please note that comments that don't follow the instructions on how to participate (described above) may not be published.
Microsoft — the company we all love to hate — is turning over a new leaf. This is true, at least, with its latest iteration of Internet Explorer, the company's web browser.
IE — if you've already forgotten — was once a great web browser in the mid-90s, usurping the spot of the dominant browser of that decade: Netscape Navigator. The browser was a market innovator once.
IE9, by the way it's looking right now, is a vast improvement to the browsers Microsoft has been putting out as of late.
Using photos as a design element and central piece in a web design is a great way to get a point across to the viewers or to just add more depth into the design. We are going to look at some examples of two popular ways of using photos in a web layout: using a large photo as your background and using a photo as the central focus in the header.
The Seven Deadly Sins represents vices and tendencies that were believed to be misdeeds in early Christian religion.
The sins are as follows: envy, pride, wrath, sloth, lust, greed, gluttony.
Each sin is said to be represented by a colour. For example, envy is best represented by the colour green, which — in many cultures — is also the symbolic color of money.
Many people find it hard to picture a website as more than a bundle of content. This often makes explaining the mixture of languages used and the way everything comes together a difficult task.
Because what makes up a website can be related and linked to the physiology of a human body, this article's comparison should help clients and beginners alike understand the complex nature of a site's creation and components.


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Friday night was a fantastic night at the Mike A. Myers stadium for the UT annual Heroes & Horns night! Lonestar players were invited to attend the game and take part in all of the fun activities at the stadium.
Our Heroes - fire service, ambulance service and police department were at the stadium providing information about their work and giving tours of the ambulances, fire engines and police helicopters to the fans.
Lonestar players created a tunnel for the UT players to run through at the start of the game, many got to 'high five the players' as they went onto the field.
Two of our Junior Academy teams, Germany Girls and Spain Girls were invited to the "Team Chat" where they had the opportunity to meet one of the UT coaches and a few of the players. At half time these teams represented Lonestar SC well with a scrimmage on the field!
This was a great experience for our players and a fun night out for out Lonestar families.


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Good morning, Leeds.
It's been a weekend of city centre protests in Leeds. Protesters made their feelings known against the tax arrangements of rich individuals and big businesses on Saturday by staging protests in front of a number of city centre shops (pictured above).
And following Friday's protest at Leeds Civic Hall, Leeds' Libyan community came out in force again on Saturday afternoon when in the region of 100 protesters gathered in City Square to protest against Gaddafi's rule.
Don't forget, you can share your pictures of Leeds - its events, buildings, people and protests - with the Guardian Leeds group Flickr pool. In the slideshow below are some of the pictures added over the past week by herman112, marcophotoproto, Chris McLoughlin, and Ollievision:
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Proposals for a waste incinerator in East Leeds will be discussed at the next Richmond Hill Forum meeting, reports No2Incinerator blog.
Police are appealing for information following an explosion on Nursery Lane, Alwoodley, on Friday night. A white transit van, which is believed to have been stolen, had caught fire and subsequently exploded. There were no reported injuries.
The Morley Observer reports an application to put up two large wind turbines in the Howley Park Industrial Estate has been submitted to Leeds council's planning department.
South Leeds School or Academy: What's the Difference? What's the Point? is the title of a post by Victoria Jaquiss on her Leeds Schools Campaigner blog.
Hebe Media blog puts the city's top fashion talent into the spotlight with a post on James Steward, the first British designer to show his collection during Vancouver Fashion Week.
Leeds council is holding a series of consultations about proposed changes to adult social care services. The consultations start this week, says BBC Leeds. The council's also issued a press release on the subject.
Darren Cronian at My Life in Leeds blog discovers the Fulneck Moravian steelment in Pudsey for the first time.
'Saturday Kitchen' chef James Martin tells Leeds Guide about his new Clarence Dock restaurant and the Big Lunch project he's supporting
Over on the foodie blogs, Exploits of a Food Nut reviews Chapel Allerton's Sunshine Bakery, while Leeds Food Leads samples Brios at The Light in the city centre.
The former owner of well-known Roundhay restaurant The Flying Pizza, which went into administration, has spoken of his distress at losing the popular eating place.
The Gazette and Observer reports residents are being asked to shine a light on some of the forgotten history of Otley Chevin.
Spring has sprung and inner city Beeston is beautiful, says South Leeds Life blog.
Do you have news, views or events to share? Feel free add them to the comments below or contact me by email or on Twitter @GdnLeeds.


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We've been to the moon and Mars but still can't figure out the proper solution to transport fried food. So just how does the calamari from MACERA'S SOUP AND SAUCE remain crunchy in its steam-inducing Styrofoam vessel? The calamari rings are not doused in batter nor coated in gritty cornmeal, yet always retain that perfect textural contrast (tender squid to crunchy exterior) long after arriving back home, and without frantically jabbing holes through the lid on the way. Macera's is way off the radar yet well worth the drive, out of sight yet easy to find along Oaklawn Avenue. Rhode Island has cornered the calamari game, and we could seriously spark some civil unrest in proclaiming Macera's squid rings as the best (we hear you barking, Twin Oaks), but it's pretty damn close.
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text: The kindergarten class had a homework assignment to find out about something exciting at home and relate it to the class the next day. When the time came for the kids to give their reports, the teacher was calling on them one at a time. She didnt want to call upon Derek, knowing that he could come up with some crude things .But eventualy she ran out of kids to call upon and had to call on Derek. Derek walked up to the front of the class, and with a piece of chalk, made a small white dot on the blackboard, then sat back down. This baffled the teacher half afraid to ask what Derek had in mind for his report on something exciting, she asked him just what that was."It's a period" reported Derek. "Well I can see that" she said. "but what is so exciting about a period. "Darned if I know" said Derek, "but this morning my sister in college said she had missed one. all of a sudden Daddy had a heart attack, Mommy fainted and the man next door shot himself."


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Ph.D. 1984; Geology, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
Note: Dr. Booth retired from NIU in 2014 and is therefore not taking on any more graduate students.
* Mining hydrogeology: especially groundwater hydrology of underground coal mining and mine subsidence, and hydrogeological controls of groundwater flow and occurrence in coalfield settings.
* Analysis of groundwater flow systems and their application to groundwater resource evaluation and protection and environmental siting problems.
* Past research conducted with students has covered a broad range of aquifer studies and environmental hydrogeological problems: See list of graduate student theses and dissertations
Booth, C.J., Greer, C.B., 2011. Application of MODFLOW using TMR and discrete-step modification of hydraulic properties to simulate the hydrogeological impact of longwall mining subsidence on overlying shallow aquifers. Mine Water - Managing the Challenges: Proc. 11th IMWA Congress, Aachen, Germany, Sept. 2011, p. 211-216.
Booth C.J. and Greer C.B., 2010. Modeling the Hydrologic Effects of Longwall Mining on the Shallow Aquifer System Using MODFLOW with TMR, August 2010: 95 pp. US Department of Interior, Office of Surface Mining Technology Transfer.
Greer, C.B., Booth, C.J., 2010. Modeling recharge into shallow glacial and deep bedrock aquifers related to the Troy Bedrock Valley system, DeKalb Co., Illinois. GSA NC-SC Section Meeting, Branson, MO, April 2010: Abstracts with Programs, v. 42(2).
Booth, C.J., 2007. Confined-unconfined changes above longwall coal mining due to increases in fracture porosity. Environmental and Engineering Geoscience, v. 13, no. 7, p. 355-367.
Booth, C.J., Gillet, S.P., Singhal, A., Greer, C.B., 2007. Evaluation of groundwater recharge in an urbanizing, glacial/bedrock aquifer setting, Illinois, by field, GIS and modeling methods. (Abstract). National Ground Water Association, 2007 Groundwater Summit, April 29 - May 3, 2007, Albuquerque, NM.
Booth, C.J., 2006. Groundwater as an environmental constraint of longwall coal mining. Environmental Geology, v. 49, no. 6, p. 796-803
Booth, C.J., 2002. The Effects of longwall coal mining on overlying aquifers. In: Younger P.L. and Robins N.S. (eds.), Mine Water Hydrogeology and Geochemistry, Geological Society, London, Special Publication 198, p. 17-45.
Karaman, A., Carpenter, P. J., Booth, C.J., 2001. Type-curve analysis of water-level changes induced by a longwall mine. Environmental Geology, 40: 897-901.
Booth, C.J., Bauer, R.A., Curtiss, A.M., DeMaris, P.J., 2000. Site-specific variation in the potentiometric response to subsidence above active longwall mining. Environmental and Engineering Geoscience, v. 6, no. 4, p. 383-394.
Booth, C.J., Curtiss, A.M., DeMaris, P.J., Van Roosendaal, D.J., 1999. Anomalous increases in piezometric levels in advance of longwall mining subsidence. Environmental and Engineering Geoscience, v. 5, no. 4, p. 407-418.
Booth, C.J., Bertsch, L.P., 1999. Groundwater geochemistry in shallow aquifers above longwall mines in Illinois. Hydrogeology Journal, v. 7, no. 6, p. 561-575.
Booth, C.J., 1998. Integrated hydrogeological approach to site selection criteria for a low-level radioactive waste disposal facility in Illinois. in: Gambling with Groundwater (Van Brahana et al., eds.): Proc. 28th Congress, Inter. Assoc. Hydrogeologists, Las Vegas, Nevada, Sept. 1998: p. 305-310.
Booth, C.J., Spande, E.D., Pattee, C.T., Miller, J.D., Bertsch, L.P., 1998. Positive and negative impacts of longwall mining on a sandstone aquifer. Environmental Geology, v. 34, no. 2/3, p. 223-233.
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