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The use of antimicrobials over the past six decades has been associated with the emergence and dissemination of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria. To explore local geographical patterns in the occurrence of acquired antimicrobial resistance (AMR), AMR of
The spread of acquired antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in bacteria represents a significant public health threat, with growing limitations on the availability of effective drug treatment options for many common infections [
The use of maps for analyzing and illustrating the occurrence of AMR in bacterial pathogens at a national level has been employed on a European-wide basis since 1999 [
Differences in the levels of AMR in bacteria at the regional level have been reported in numerous countries, and practitioners are advised in many countries to consult local resistance data when prescribing antimicrobials for bacterial infections [
Geographical information systems (GIS) have been used as a means of conveying health care related data to a wide audience, as they facilitate the visualization of disease patterns in a specified geographic region [
Investigations into the spread of resistant pathogens in the wider community represent a major challenge for public health. Community based investigations generally involve broad geographical regions, and there are currently no established regional AMR reporting systems in place in Ireland. The appropriate medium would need to convey relevant health information, such as resistance data, to health care professionals at all levels, in particular general practitioners, on a routine basis. The ideal platform for this type of data would give an easy to understand, clear and concise overview of bacterial AMR on local, regional and national levels. This platform should also support analysis of spatial variation in the occurrence of AMR in the context of spatial data on antimicrobial consumption and other health indicators (e.g., deprivation indices, land use patterns). This information would promote health care professionals' and communities' awareness of the local occurrence of resistance and ultimately to understand to what extent factors such as local antimicrobial consumption impact on local resistance levels. The routine provision of AMR data in the primary care setting in this format could support a positive change in antimicrobial prescribing practices, as prescribing would be guided by local resistance patterns.
GIS are currently underutilized for studying AMR in the community and have not been used previously for this purpose in Ireland. Previous research elsewhere applied GIS to study meticillin-resistant
The current study included 682 females (91%). The overall patient mean age was 55 (±21) years (
Summary of patient descriptive.
|Nursing home residents
The distribution of
Distribution and frequency of
Heat maps showing the mean antimicrobial diameter of the zone of inhibition results for
Average antimicrobial susceptibility results * for
A choropleth map (
Percentage antimicrobial resistance* for
The present study demonstrates the feasibility of the application of GIS for studying the dissemination of acquired AMR in a common bacterial pathogen in the wider community at a local level. GIS software allows for the analysis and visual representation of data in the form of a geographical map, which can be easily interpreted by health care professionals, members of the public and policy makers [
The study uses both clinically interpreted (EUCAST) and non-interpreted (zone diameter) results to present the data, which also allows for the visualization of a summative quantitative measure of resistance (mean zone diameter) in addition to the more commonly used percentage of isolates categorized as resistant by defined interpretive breakpoint criteria.
The results suggest spatial clustering of resistance to trimethoprim and ciprofloxacin and therefore the possibility of local high-risk areas of resistant bacteria. The use of GIS allows one to examine spatial variations at the level of resistance in the context of particular geographical information, for example urban compared with rural areas or the occurrence at a nursing home in the locality. There is a subjective impression, for example, of a link between higher resistance among
The use of GIS to visually present the association between antimicrobial consumption and antimicrobial prescribing was previously carried out in Sao Paulo, Brazil [
While there are numerous advantages of using GIS to display health care information, appropriate precautions must be adhered to. When inferring a relationship based on the results of spatial analysis, caution should be used in applying the appropriate areal units (scale of the map) and analysis should be carried out at numerous scales to evaluate the effect [
The use of GIS for mapping health care data based on patient addresses in Ireland on a routine basis has several limitations. Geocoding of patient addresses can be a time-consuming task, in particular where postal codes are not in use, as is the case in Ireland. Numerous discrepancies exist between the spellings of various townlands, in particular where Irish is the first language (Gaelic-speaking areas). The introduction of postal codes in Ireland, or the automatic linking of patient addresses with x, y coordinates, would alleviate this problem and allow for automated patient data retrieval and subsequent analysis.
This is the first study to report the use of GIS for the investigation of patterns of antimicrobial resistance in pathogenic bacteria in Ireland. The study highlights the potential of GIS to present antimicrobial resistance data for routine communication of current epidemiological trends in bacterial pathogens. As piloted in this study, this can allow the investigation into the impact of possible risk factors associated with antimicrobial resistance, such as the presence of a health care center such as a nursing home in the region. While not evaluated in the current study, the software can also be used to investigate the impact of other potential risk factors such as social deprivation or agricultural use in the region [
The study area covered two counties in the West of Ireland, namely Galway and Roscommon (total area = 8,695 Km2). Patient data from a previous prospective case-control study analyzing AMR (trimethoprim and ciprofloxacin) in
To obtain patient addresses at the townland level, the results from the patients' analyzed urine samples were accessed at the University Hospital Galway (UHG). Antimicrobial susceptibility zone diameters (mm) to two antimicrobials (trimethoprim and ciprofloxacin) and patient townland addresses were geocoded with assignment of specific latitude and longitude coordinates, for use with ArcGIS software as described below.
Patient townland data was converted to a vector point Shapefile by extracting the centroid (x,y location) of each townland polygon. Following this, a spatial join was carried out in ArcGIS to link the patient data with the geographic townland dataset. Electoral divisions (ED) (
Antimicrobial susceptibility testing was carried out using the disk diffusion method of the European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility (EUCAST) [
Color themed maps were created to visually display the number of UTI cases per ED. Where an isolate originated from a nursing home patient, the nursing home was indicated in an ED. Heatmaps were generated by extracting the average zone diameter for each ED, while choropleth maps were generated using proportions of resistance for each ED. Heatmaps use varying degrees of color (yellow, orange, red) to represent a scale. In this study, a lighter yellow color indicates a larger zone diameter result and less resistance to the specific antimicrobial studied. A deeper orange color indicates a smaller zone diameter result indicating increased resistance to an antimicrobial, while a red color indicates complete resistance (
The spatial extent of heatmaps (
This research demonstrates that it is possible to spatially analyze community antimicrobial resistance in common bacterial pathogens. This suggests a potential application of geo-mapping to optimize antimicrobial prescribing practices across large geographical regions.
This work was supported by a grant from the Health Research Board, Ireland and the Millennium Research Fund, National University of Ireland Galway. This work includes Ordnance Survey Ireland data reproduced under OSi Licence number NUIG220212. Unauthorized reproduction infringes Ordnance Survey Ireland and Government of Ireland copyright. ©Ordnance Survey Ireland, 2013.
The authors declare no conflict of interest.
Ethical approval for the original prospective study was obtained from the Irish College of General Practitioners. Ethical approval to access patient address information for the current study was obtained from Galway University Hospital ethical committee.


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(Note, the
first part of this story was posted in January 2001.)
Be careful
what you do.
I often write stories
from the female point of view. Consequently I get a lot of propositions
from men who think I am a woman. I usually just blow them off. However,
sometimes in a sadistic moment of boredom, I will string one of
them along for an email or two, keeping up the charade.
One such string along
happened last May. I got an email in response to something I posted
somewhere. It turns out that the responder was from a Marine in
Virginia who also propositioned little girls on the web. He did
something (I declined finding out exactly what) to/with a 12-year-old
girl. He was arrested. On his computer was the string along email
from me.
I know this because the
police came to my house. They traced the email to my account, and
asked to call inspector so-and-so at NIS.
No, I'm not in trouble.
The authorities contacted me because they were concerned that this
pedophile might have tried to seduce another victim. I had to assure
them that there are no minor females living in my house and using
my computer, and that what he thought was a young girl was in reality
a 50-year-old man.
I have no problem with
the police or NIS. I am glad that they are looking out for the welfare
of our children. If I had a daughter and she was contacted, I would
like to know.
The bottom line is that
I don't need this on my conscience. I know I did not start this
person down the road to perversion. Also, there is nothing I can
do to change the past. I can, however, change the future, and that
future might just be better without my young femdom stories floating
around the net.
I have pulled the stories
from this web site, and from the other locations where I know they
had been posted. If you know of any place where my young female
domination stories still exist, please contact me.
I will stay with 100%
adult female domination. I will say that it was a good run. I enjoyed
the fantasies, and for me they were necessary. I was a submissive
boy, and I never resolved those feelings I had. By creating my fantasy
world and populating it with younger versions of myself and the
girls I knew, I was able to live out the fantasies without hurting
anyone ... or so I thought.
I appreciate all my loyal
readers. I know that you are responsible adults and use the stories
that I had posted responsibly, namely as fantasy materials. I know
also, that you would not use these stories to harm anyone. I am
asking you to make the same sacrifice I am: no more Mule young femdom
stories. If you have them you can keep them, but please do not pass
them on. I thank you.
So it is in the world
today; the responsible people must be punished for the irresponsibility
of the few.
Be careful what you do,
some people may take you seriously.
The following is a postscript
to this story. Since the person was being held at the Marine Corps
brig at Quantico I assumed he was a marine. This story was posted
on the Air Force News Site on 5/22/2001.
pleads guilty to sex crimes; sentenced to 40 years confinement
by Tech. Sgt. Mark Haviland
305th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs
FORCE BASE, N.J. (AFPN) -- A 305th Supply Squadron noncommissioned
officer received a sentence of 40 years of confinement, reduction
to airman basic, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and a dishonorable
discharge in a general court-martial here May 17.
Electing trial by military
judge in lieu of a jury-like military panel, Staff Sgt. Julian Latorre,
a 12-year Air Force veteran, pleaded guilty May 16.
Latorre was convicted
of traveling across state lines to engage in a sexual act with a
person younger than 18; interstate transportation of child pornography;
using the Internet to send lewd or lascivious pictures across state
lines; rape of a child younger than 12-years-old; forcible sodomy;
committing indecent acts with a person younger than 16; creating
and possessing child pornography; and wrongful appropriation of
a government digital camera.
Maj. Donald McQuown,
305th SUPS commander, originally preferred two charges against Latorre
in early December following his arrest by members of the Rockland
County Sheriff's Computer Crime Task Force in New York.
The arrest culminated
a two-month investigation in which Latorre sent sexually explicit
pictures to a "14-year-old girl" -- actually an undercover
deputy -- he would met in an Internet chat room. At the time of
his arrest, Latorre had traveled to New York to have sex with the
Following the arrest,
a team of deputies from Rockland County and agents from the Air
Force Office of Special Investigations further investigated Latorre's
During the investigation,
computer forensic experts from both agencies discovered more than
5,000 pornographic images on computers, floppy disks and CDs taken
from Latorre's home. In court, an OSI agent testified that "more
than half" of the images were child pornography. Investigators
also discovered a 15-minute video clip on one of the CDs of Latorre
performing various sexual acts with a child.
As a result of the continued
investigation, McQuown added charges in February. Following an Article
32 hearing -- similar to the civilian grand jury process -- Maj.
Gen. Nick Williams, 21st Air Force commander and the court-martial
convening authority referred the case to a general court-martial.
Col. Mary Boone, the
Eastern Judicial Circuit's chief military judge, began hearing the
government's case late May 15 after Latorre entered a guilty plea.
Williams will review
the results of the trial. Following his review, the case will automatically
go through several stages of appellate review, beginning with the
Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals. Latorre, who's been in pretrial
confinement at the Marine Corps brig at Quantico, Va., since his
arrest in December, will serve his confinement at the U.S. Disciplinary
Barracks, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
As Paul Harvey would
say, "and now you know the rest of the story."


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Rhymes. That is it.
I love skating in the desert.
But wait! There's more!
Here is why sand is better than ice:
- More grains.
- Less ice.
- Sunny weather.
- The beach.
- No ice.
No ice.
A Bit About Barack Mumbarak0
Born in 1990 A.D., Barack Mumbarak hasn't died yet. He is still alive and healthy. His legacy remains untouched. Hail Barack! What are his achievements?
- 7 wives
- Author of 30+ novels
- College professor
- 2k+ ELO LoL solo queue ranked
- Rapper
- Jew
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Landfill is an important part of waste management in Ireland. However, all other waste disposal options, like recycling, minimisation, prevention and re-use, must first be considered before the landfill option.
A modern landfill is a carefully designed structure built into or on top of the ground in which waste is isolated from the surrounding environment (groundwater, air, soil). It offers much more protection for the environment and for local people than traditional dumps did. Problems with odours, litter, vermin, etc., are greatly reduced by the careful management of the site. Most landfills are made up of the following elements:
Before a landfill site can be built, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is done on the proposed site.
Landfill sites are licensed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and must be monitored on a regular basis to make sure they are being run efficiently and safely. The responsibility for this monitoring rests with the EPA and landfill operators. This process begins with the application for a waste licence. If a landfill site operator breaks the terms of its licence by failing to establish proper monitoring procedures or failing to send its monitoring data to the EPA, the Agency can prosecute under the Waste Management Acts 1996 - 2008.
While the EPA carries out routine inspections on landfill sites and provides guidance for landfill operators, the operators themselves are required to constantly monitor various aspects of their site to ensure they remain in compliance with their licence.
As well as these technical monitoring practices, the management of a landfill site must include proper compacting of waste, covering waste with a layer of soil, litter control, surface water control and general tidiness.
The EPA has set out recommendations in landfill manuals.
Each landfill site has the authority to refuse to accept any type of waste prohibited by its waste licence. If you have a query about an item you want to send to landfill, contact your local landfill site to see if it will accept it. You can contact your local authority for further advice.
All landfill sites must be licensed by the EPA and there is a detailed application process for a licence. The EPA can prohibit a landfill from accepting certain kinds of waste if it thinks the provisions set out in the application are not sufficient to prevent the risk of environmental pollution.
All new landfill sites must apply for planning permission from a local authority or, in certain cases, directly to An Bord Pleanála. An Environmental Impact Assessment is typically required as part of the planning process. This assessment will also be passed onto the EPA as part of the application process.
All landfills require a licence from the EPA. The information contained in any waste licence is available to the public. This includes the application documentation. Anyone can make an objection to a licence application or a decision by the EPA on granting a licence. After the EPA make the licence application available, you must make your objection within 28 days.
The EPA must also prepare guidelines on the selection, management, operation and termination of use of landfill sites. These guidelines aim to improve and standardise the practices in landfill sites and bring them in line with European regulations.
The Waste Management Act (1996) provides for substantial penalties for environmental offences. The EPA is responsible for dealing with any violations of this Act by landfill operators that it has licensed. When the EPA discovers these violations, it will first write to the landfill operator, telling them what it needs to do to uphold the terms of its licence. All such recommendations must be implemented as soon as possible. If this does not succeed, it can bring summary proceedings against landfill operators in the District Court for offences under the Waste Management Act. It can also bring proceedings in the High Court.
Under the Waste Management Act, it is possible for anyone to take a landfill operator to court. However, this practice is costly and time consuming. The EPA deals with complaints from the public about landfill sites and will take whatever actions it considers necessary to investigate and remedy the situation.
Office of Environmental Enforcement
The Office of
Environmental Enforcement (OEE), which was established under the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), also has a mandate to deliver enhanced
environmental compliance through enforcement of EPA licences issued to waste,
industrial and other activities. It exercises a supervisory role in respect of
the environmental protection activities of local authorities. In this regard,
the OEE acts as a resource to members of the public who have exhausted all
other avenues of complaint.
Under the Waste Management (Landfill Levy) Regulations (2013), a Government levy of €75 is payable per tonne of commercial waste disposed in landfill. This levy is payable on top of whatever fee your local authority or the private landfill owner charge for use of their site. Money from this levy goes towards the Environmental Fund set up to provide finance for environmental projects.
While the levy is standard in all landfill sites, gate fees vary from site to site. General commercial waste is charged by weight. For more information about prices, you check with your local authority or private landfill site.
For details about landfill sites in your area, you should apply to your local authority. For information about the licensing and monitoring of landfill sites or if you have any complaints about landfill sites in your area, you should contact the EPA.
P.O. Box 3000
Johnstown Castle Estate
Tel:(053) 916 0600
Locall:1890 335 599
Fax:(053) 916 0699
Homepage: http://www.epa.ie
Email: email@example.com
If you have a question relating to this topic you can contact the Citizens Information Phone Service on 0761 07 4000 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 8pm) or you can visit your local Citizens Information Centre.


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Denver's ten top coffee shops for conversation
As a follow-up to our list of productivity-inducing coffee shops, we wanted to highlight a few of the many Denver coffee shops that celebrate the exchange of ideas as well as the simple pleasure of sitting down, enjoying the atmosphere, and sipping on a cup of coffee.
Here, in no particular order, are some of our favorite spots to meet, chat, and linger.
See also: Denver's ten top coffee shops for work productivity
10) Little Owl 1555 Blake Street Pint-sized Little Owl is an unexpected respite from the midday LoDo bustle. Tucked into the bottom floor of a high rise, the space manages to be both immaculately designed and inviting. Although there's not enough room to spread out and work, it's perfect for conversation that feels protected from the noise and distraction of downtown Denver. Enjoy a hand-crafted cup of Corvus Coffee and try their house-made almond milk.
9) Common Grounds 2139 West 44th Avenue The new Sunnyside outpost of Common Grounds continues this institution's tradition as a community gathering place, with a sprawling outdoor patio and a signature coffee blend -- called "The Radiator Blend" -- named after the buildings initial incarnation. Common Grounds is conducive to work or play, but its versatility makes it a great place to settle in for a meeting or to hang out with a friend.
8) Denver Bicycle Cafe 1308 East 17th Avenue We featured Denver Bicycle Cafe on our work-productivity list for providing a comfortable space to tackle tasks -- but it also has a relaxing side. The side patio offers shaded tranquility for kicking back with a well-curated multitude of draft and canned beers, as well as coffee, tea, and local pastries. Patrons get also get a bike tune-up while they chill out.
7) Stella's Coffehaus 1476 South Pearl Street Stella's, a neighborhood anchor, breathes life in to the term "coffee house," since it is actually located in an old Victorian. With a porch, gracious patio seating, and a library-mimicking lounge filled with books, you could easily rotate from zone to zone for hours, morning or night. Converse, grab a book, or people-watch. And as a bonus, the fire pit is a great place to linger as the chill starts to set in.Next Page
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It is 1945. The Allies are pushing deep into Germany after the invasion at Normandy. In the opening scene, Army Sgt. Don "Wardaddy" Collier (Brad Pitt) commands a tank crew of four soldiers. When they arrive at an Army rendezvous, the very young Norman (Logan Lerman) is assigned to the unit. He has been in the Army for two months, and is unprepared for the horrors he will face.Wardaddy and his men lead a battalion to take over a town and then head to a crossroads that they are to ho … [Read more...]
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Officials with the Oconee County have located a missing hiker. Oconee County Emergency Services began a search yesterday when the man failed to show up at an appointed time. He had been hiking in the northern part of the county and was separated from his hiking party. Officials say he showed up at the appointed destination this morning.


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A care home for people with dementia is failing to look after patients safely.
The Quality Care Commission (CQC) has taken enforcement action against Jaya Hira, owner of Winterton House in Epping New Road, Buckhurst Hill.
The CQC has demanded improvements in the management of medicines, the safety and suitability of the premises and support of staff.
Following an inspection on November 5, the commission found residents were at risk because the home had failed to keep accurate medicine records.
The report, updated on January 3, also said residents, staff and visitors were at risk because from trailing electrical cables on the floor of the living room and mould growing on the inside of a dining room window.
In addition, only one in ten staff members had any record of suitable training.
Miss Hira, who has run the home since 1983, said: "I hold my hands up to the findings but I have already rectified them.
"I responded to the inspection on December 19, telling them I had made all the necessary improvements but they have not included that in the report."
Miss Hira was given four weeks to improve standards in the 200-year-old building and now says administration and cleaning protocols have been changed in order to adhere to the requirements.
She said: "It was a case of priorities for me. I am about the immediate care first and foremost and they have not faulted me on that.
"I now have reminders on my phone and I remind staff daily about filling in paperwork correctly and on time."
Inspectors will return for an unnanounced inspection in the near future.
If the CQC find the home has failed to make the necessary changes, it has the power to restrict services or close it down.
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TinCaps Win Again, Sweep Series
Fort Wayne Finishes Off Lansing, 7-5
By John Nolan / Fort Wayne TinCaps | April 21, 2013 2:10 PM ET
Click here to see an interview with Justin Hancock and highlights from Sunday's win over Lansing
Fort Wayne, IN -- The TinCaps topped the Lansing Lugnuts, 7-5, at Parkview Field on Sunday, completing a three-game sweep at Parkview Field. After seeing a 5-0 lead evaporate in the fifth inning, Fort Wayne took a lead it would not relinquish on a sixth-inning solo home run from catcher Rodney Daal. The sweep is the TinCaps' first at home since July 28-30, 2012 against the Great Lakes Loons.
A night after scoring 17 runs, Fort Wayne (9-6) wasted no time in getting on the scoreboard Sunday against Lansing left-handed starter Daniel Norris. The TinCaps put up one run in each of the first two frames thanks to an RBI-groundout by third baseman Gabriel Quintana and a run-scoring single from designated hitter Mallex Smith.
The TinCaps then added to their lead in the fifth with three runs to go up 5-1. Second baseman Diego Goris brought home Smith and shortstop Maxx Tissenbaum on a base-hit to left field. Four batters later, Corey Adamson plated Goris on a groundout to shortstop.
While the TinCaps' Justin Hancock did not earn a win, he did breeze through the Lansing (4-9) lineup through the first five innings. He allowed just two hits and walked four, but faced the minimum 15 batters over the first five innings thanks to three double-plays turned by his defense. Hancock worked 5 2/3 innings, the most for any Fort Wayne starter in the first 15 games of the season.
With John Hussey (1-0) on the mound, all five of the Lugnuts' runs scored in the sixth inning after Hancock's departure. Two of the runs, which were charged to Hancock, were unearned due to an error on first baseman Luis Tejada, who dropped a foul pop-up. The other three were charged to the 26-year-old Hussey. The TinCaps tacked on two more runs in the bottom of the sixth--first with a Rodney Daal home run to left, and then on a sacrifice fly by Rodney Daal. Lugnuts reliver Ben White (0-1), who allowed the final two runs to score, took the loss.
Roman Madrid closed out the game, earning his third save of the season.
The TinCaps head to Bowling Green, Kentucky, for the start of a three-game series Monday night. With a scheduled 8:05 ET first pitch at Bowling Green Ballpark, the starters are set to be Zach Eflin for Fort Wayne and Taylor Guerrieri for Bowling Green. The game can be heard on The Fan 1380 and TheFanFortWayne.com.
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Prospective Iliff students sometimes face a major obstacle of pulling up roots to move to Denver to obtain their Master of Divinity degree (MDIV). Iliff's new Journey MDIV program removes those obstacles and welcomes students to a program that requires no need to relocate.
The "Journey" Master of Divinity (MDIV) degree program at Iliff is a progressive and comprehensive graduate program offered in a combination of online, hybrid, and on-campus courses. Designed for those seeking careers in ministry, non—profits, and other religious leadership areas, it is the most widely recognized theological studies degree, and the primary way to meet educational requirements for those seeking ordination in most traditions*.
Read our Journey MDIV frequently asked questions for more information.
The Curriculum
By examining Christian traditions, contemporary circumstances in a global context, and other religious faiths, Iliff's curriculum acknowledges ideological, ethnic and cultural diversities of Christianity. Students are encouraged through these courses to be self-conscious about their own moral environments, think critically about their assumptions, and develop theological frameworks for their participation in the processes of changing ideas, personal relationships, and social structures.
Divided into five thematic sequences, the curriculum explores the diverse dimensions of the following areas:
- Religions in a Changing World
- Bible, Canons, and Criticism
- Christianity and Cultures in Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
- Theology and Moral Practice
- Practical Theology, Social Analysis and Religious Leadership
About Iliff
Recently recognized as one of the top 20 theological schools engaged in multi-faith education, the Iliff School of Theology is located in Denver, Colorado – a dynamic and diverse city with a wide range of cultural, educational, recreational activities. The beauty of the Rocky Mountains is just minutes from Iliff's eight-acre campus, which is located in the University Park neighborhood just minutes from downtown.
*Students should consult with their own denominational judicatory regarding residency requirements for ordination.
The questions we hear the most:
Q: Can the Journey MDIV be completed fully online?
A: The Journey MDIV offers the flexibility of completing much of your coursework online but one-third of the degree must be in a residential format. At this time, fully online is not available with any theological school accredited through the Association of Theological Schools (ATS). To meet the accreditation residential requirements, students in the Journey MDIV attend one-week intensives on campus as well as a few days during each term for hybrid classes. Relocation to Denver is not required.
Q: How often do I need to come to Denver?
A: Three times a year. 7 days in the fall, and 2-4 days in the winter and 2-4 days in the spring.
Q: When does enrollment begin?
A: The Journey Program begins in the fall term. Classes begin online in September, followed by a one-week on-campus component in October.
Q: What will my schedule look like?
A: There are many ways you might structure your schedule, depending on your lifestyle and commitments. In the fall, you will be on-campus in Denver for one week. From there, in the winter, and spring, you may register for fully online courses or elect to take hybrid courses. A hybrid course is completed at distance with the expectation that you will attend a residential session for 1-2 days mid-term. Additional flexibility includes weekend options or summer classes.
Q: What is a hybrid class?
A: A hybrid class combines elements of an online class and a traditional face-to-face class. While the majority of the coursework is completed online, they require attendance on campus over a 1-2 day period.
Q: What is an online class?
A: When you take an online class, discussions take place through postings, you communicate via email or chat, and your assignments are submitted electronically. Although much of the coursework is completed independently, there are established deadlines, enrollment periods, and completion dates. Distance courses follow the same term as traditional face-to-face courses and require at least as much time. They provide the same quality of education as our residential courses with the added flexibility of attending class from any location with internet access.
Q: How do I know if online learning is right for me?
A: While it is true that online learning may not be for everyone, you may be surprised how engaging and relational online learning can. In general, students who succeed with online learning are comfortable using the internet, engage with social networking, manage email, read blogs, have time management skills for self study, and are comfortable using new technology. We suggest that you speak with one of our Admissions Representatives to determine if this is the right program for you.
Q: Is the Journey MDIV degree option the same as taking the MDIV offered by Iliff through its traditional, residential program?
A: This degree option has the same entrance and educational requirements, as well as the same overall learning goals. Degree requirements for students taking courses through the Journey MDIV are the same for students taking courses through other residential-centric formats.
The Journey MDIV option offers a program comprised primarily of online and hybrid classes, with short visits to Iliff's campus in Denver. You do not need to move to Denver to complete your degree.
Q: How do I know if the Journey MDIV meets my denomination's residency requirements?
A: It is up to each student to ascertain their denomination's residency requirements. You should contact your local judicatory or denominational office for this information. Iliff is happy to help you with meeting your denomination's requirements through a variety of course delivery options – online, hybrid, on-campus or weekend – just speak with one of our Admissions Representatives. Know that Iliff's Journey MDIV program is accredited and has been approved by the Association of Theological Schools as part of our comprehensive distance education offerings.
For those who are United Methodist and seeking ordination as an Elder, the denomination allows two-thirds of the Master of Divinity degree online, with one-third required to be in residence (University Senate, January 27, 2011). There are a number of options available to fulfill the residency requirements set forth by the denomination. Speak with an Admissions Representative to learn more.
Q: Who teaches in the Journey MDIV program?
A: Iliff's internationally renowned faculty teach the courses in the program, just as they do in our residential programs. All of Iliff's faculty are dedicated to teaching/scholarship, as well as to developing caring, collegial relationships that nurture and challenge every student. Learn more about our faculty.
Q: How long does it take to complete the Journey MDIV?
A: The Journey MDiv can be completed in a minimum of three years and a maximum of 10 years.
Q: Is Iliff accredited?
A: Yes. The Iliff School of Theology and its programs are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, as well as the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the U.S. and Canada. Iliff is listed by the University Senate of the United Methodist Church as an official seminary of the denomination. Our degree programs have also been approved by the Colorado State Approving Agency for Veteran's Education and Training.
Q: What are the requirements to enter this program?
A: The requirements to enter the program are as follows:
• Baccalaureate degree from a college or university accredited by an agency acceptable to Iliff
• Cumulative G.P.A. of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale
• Self-motivated, and also able to work independently
• Technologically proficient. See our Online Learning Checklist.
Q: How do I apply for this program?
A: Complete application instructions are available at Get Started
Q: Do classes meet at the same time?
A: Courses progress as the weeks in the quarter progress. You are not required to be online at the same time as your classmates, but will need to submit assignments per the requirements specified in your course syllabus.
Q: When do I meet my classmates and faculty?
A: You will meet your classmates and faculty during "Journey Days" at the start of your program.
Q: When will I know to order my textbooks? Where will I buy them?
A: Book lists for courses are available one month in advance. Textbooks can be ordered through most online bookstores.
Q: How much does the Journey MDIV cost?
A: Tuition costs are available on Iliff's Web site. In factoring your costs, you will need to budget for your travel, meals and accommodations while you are in Denver. These costs can be covered by financial aid.
Q: Where do I stay when I come to Denver?
A: Iliff has a partnership with the Holiday Inn—Denver Cherry Creek. Reservations should be made through Iliff. The hotel is located near Downtown and the heart of Cherry Creek.


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Adam Levine is rooting for Danielle Bradbery of Team Blake Shelton, praising her for once again showing perfection with her rendition of 'Born to Fly'.
The three finalists of "The Voice" season 4 sang one last time on Monday, June 17 before one of them was crowned as a winner. Each of them sang three times, including an encore of their "defining moment" and a duet with their respective coach.
After the four coaches kicked off the show with their performance of "With a Little Help from My Friends" by The Beatles, The Swon Brothers came up to sing "I Can't Tell You Why" by The Eagles. Adam Levine commended them for doing "an amazing job."
The country music duo then returned to reprise their performance of Loggins and Messina's "Danny's Song", which they performed last week. Their mentor Blake Shelton gushed that people were already playing their version of the song back in their hometown of Oklahoma.
Colton Swon and Zach Swon were later joined by Blake for a rendition of "Celebrity" by Brad Paisley.
Usher picked Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" for Michelle Chamuel's "defining moment" performance. "I'm so glad that you made it to the end, because you're needed out there as an artist," Shakira said of the unique singer. Michelle later had a duet with Usher, singing U2's "One".
For her third performance, she sang "Why" by Annie Lennox, showing her emotional and powerful vocals. At first, it appeared that she sang into a mirror but then it was revealed that the reflection was actually a prerecorded video. "I'm still freaked out about that mirror trick that you did. That was cool!" Blake enthused.
Danielle Bradbery of Team Blake took the stage for the first time that night for a duet with her coach. They did an adorable performance of "Timber, I'm Falling In Love" by Patty Loveless.
Danielle's "defining moment" song was Pam Tillis' "Maybe It Was Memphis". Adam said, "I think Danielle's the winner of this thing."
The Maroon 5 frontman was almost left speechless after her third and final performance in which she sang "Born to Fly" by Sara Evans. "What else could I possibly say? Your perfection is almost boring at this point. You're amazing, still," he gushed.
The winner of "The Voice" season 4 will be announced on Tuesday at 9 P.M. ET/PT in a star-studded second part of the season finale.


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Date: Friday, 17 Oct 1997 09:02:52 +0000
Subject: 8.1042 Q: Joe Macbeth
Comment: Re: SHK 8.1042 Q: Joe Macbeth
> Can anyone give details about an early Movie Called "Joe Macbeth" which
> stuck in my mind for 30 or so years as an interesting gangster
> interpretation of Macbeth.
I can't supply any practical details, but I too would love to se it
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Checking in on a brand new pampering palace, Rashida Jones, Jenna Dewan-Tatum and Jena Malone showed up at the grand opening of the Caudalie Boutique Spa in Venice, California last night (March 12).
They're some of the most talented ladies in the industry, and last night (March 2) a bunch of beautiful and quirky cuties showed up for the 2014 Vanity Fair Oscar blowout.
She's best-known for her roles on NBC sitcoms like "The Office" and "Parks and Recreation," and now Rashida Jones has signed on for a new project called "Tribeca."
Slated to air on the TBS network, the upcoming program will also star Jones' dad Quincy Jones and her mother Peggy Lipton.
She made headlines when she spoke her mind on Twitter about the sexuality in pop culture, and now Rashida Jones is setting the record straight about the situation in the March 2014 issue of Glamour magazine.
In her monthly column with the publication, the 37-year-old actress chatted about the infamous tweet and revealed what she really meant by it.
Showing off her talents away from the cameras, Rashida Jones is penning her thoughts about love and life monthly in Glamour magazine.
The 37-year-old multi-talented artist's first installment of the illustrated column for the publication's March 2014 issue is titled "Mixed Messages."
Stepping out for an evening of fun and excitement, Rashida Jones attended the premiere of her new film "Cuban Fury" in London on Thursday (February 6).
The "Parks and Recreation" star looked super cute in colorful dress as she posed on the red carpet before making her way into the theatre at Vue Leicester Square.
She is saying farewell to the hit series "Parks & Recreation" next week, but Rashida Jones won't be gone from the small screen for too long.
On Wednesday (January 22), Deadline reported the 37-year-old actress has signed on for Steve Carell's new pilot "Tribeca."
Over the years, Ann Perkins and Chris Traeger have become beloved members of the "Parks and Recreation" family, so it will be heartbreaking when cast members Rashida Jones and Rob Lowe say farewell on January 30th.
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Vanessa Hudgens & Josh Hutcherson Are Lakers Lovers (PHOTOS)
Vanessa Hudgens may claim that she is "just friends" with rumored new beau Josh Hutcherson but the two young stars sure do hang out a lot for a pair that is purely platonic!
VHud and Josh were spotted getting cozy at a Lakers game on Sunday night. Josh looked low-key in a black Lakers hat and navy blue t-shirt while Vanessa looked casual chic in a baggy white shirt. Vanessa and Josh looked adorable as they shared some snacks while relaxing in the stands.
Vanessa was enjoying a relaxing weekend while her new movie, Sucker Punch, opened in theaters. The action-packed film opened at the number two slot at the weekend box office and earned an estimated $19 million.
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Ecological Engineering (M.S., Ph.D.)
Phytoremediation is a collective term for a number of processes that utilize bacteria, fungi, green plants to stabilize or remediate contaminated sites. Remediation processes by these organisms include stabilization, filtration, extraction, sequestration, and/or detoxification of contaminants. Hardwood species such as willow and poplar are used to create an environment that promotes evaporation to reduce percolation into contaminated soils. In addition, improved soil environment is more conducive to degradational processes.
We have been working primarily with development of short rotation woody crops on degraded lands such as brownfield sites in New York. We have had a several-year long project with particular emphasis on phytohydraulic applications to prevent pollutant migration to Onondaga Lake near Syracuse, NY. We also collaborate with wetland restoration ecologists in assessing the utilization of waste sites to restore salt marshes in central New York.
We are increasingly engaged in evaluating performance of green infrastructure systems such as rain gardens, green roofs and bioretention basins. Collaborative arrangements with restoration ecologists and landscape architects are investigating diverse projects such as design of green roof vegetated systems that are based on native plants. We have a functioning rain garden on campus that is instrumented with level and temperature sensors to compute the water balance and provide a resource for examining water quality improvements.
Students in this study area are supported through coursework in Phytotechnology (listed as ERE 796); field studies involving lysimeters, tensiometers, climate monitoring, eddy covariance; and model application.
Representative research projects, theses, presentations and publications:
- Ofori, Deborah. 2010. Water and Heat Fluxes through a Willow-based Evapotranspiration Landfill Cover System. M.S. Thesis. SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Syracuse, NY.
- Douglas Daley and Timothy Volk. 2009. Using Short-Rotation Willow Crops for Leachate Management and Biomass Production on Solvay Wastebeds. Presentation at Ninth Annual Meeting, American Ecological Engineering Society.
- Douglas Daley, Timothy Volk and Lawrence Abrahamson. 2009. Success of Willow Grown in Amended Solvay Waste as a Landfill Cover System. Presentation at Annual Meeting of International Phytoechnology Society.
- Daniel Brown. 2007. Determination of ET Landfill Cover System Design Parameters Using the Simultaneous Heat and Water (SHAW) Model. M.S. Thesis. SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Syracuse, NY.
- Dan Brown, Douglas Daley and Timothy Volk. 2007. Calibration of the Simultaneous Heat and Water (SHAW) Model using Sap Flow Measurements of a Salix-based Evapotranspiration Landfill Cover System.
- Industrial Waste Contamination: Past, Present and Future. Sandra Lislovs. Summer 2005. Clearwaters. Published by New York Water Environment Federation.
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FARGO, N.D. – A Fargo-Moorhead metro-area man pleaded guilty in federal court Monday to sexually exploiting minors and possessing child pornography.
This guilty plea resulted from an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigation (HSI); the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI); and the police departments of Moorhead, Minn., and Fargo, N.D.
Dustin Howard Muscha, 32, of Moorhead, pleaded guilty to two counts of sexually exploiting minors and two counts of possessing child pornography.
Law enforcement authorities began investigating after a lost cell phone was turned into the Sprint retailer in South Fargo. Sprint representatives discovered a child pornography video on the phone involving a girl about 6 years old; they immediately contacted law enforcement. The cell phone, which was traced to Muscha, was searched by a BCI forensic examiner who discovered additional child pornography videos involving two other children under 4 years old.
Through further investigation, it was discovered that Muscha created the child pornography videos involving the pre-pubescent children between March 2009 and September 2012 in both Fargo and Moorhead. Muscha maintained these videos and other child pornography images on his cell phone, which he lost at a Fargodome concert Sept. 29, 2012. The Fargodome is an indoor athletic stadium and concert venue owned by the city on the campus of North Dakota State University. A search warrant was also obtained for Muscha's storage unit in South Fargo, which revealed additional child pornography.
Upon conviction, each count of sexually exploiting minors carries a mandatory penalty of 15 to 30 years' imprisonment. Each count of possessing child pornography carries a maximum penalty of 10 years' imprisonment.
Sentencing for Muscha has been scheduled for Aug. 29 in U.S. District Court in Fargo.
The investigation was part of Operation Predator, a nationwide HSI initiative to protect children from sexual predators, including those who travel overseas for sex with minors, Internet child pornographers, criminal alien sex offenders and child sex traffickers. HSI encourages the public to report suspected child predators and any suspicious activity through its toll-free hotline at 1-866-347-2423 or by completing its online tip form. Both are staffed around the clock by investigators.
Suspected child sexual exploitation or missing children may be reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, an Operation Predator partner, via its toll-free 24-hour hotline, 1-800-843-5678.
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So that was the year that was. Highlights? Yes there were plenty. In the premier form of motor sport, there was satisfaction among fair-minded observers with good memories - those who recall the odorous ''Crashgate'' controversy during the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix - that Fernando Alonso was thwarted in his title bid by the precociously talented Sebastian Vettel. Call it karma.
Our Mark Webber had a year of peaks and troughs but banked the two blue-chip races, Monaco and Britain. And tyro Daniel Ricciardo's pace in the underperforming Toro Rosso has earned him another season with the team.
In MotoGP, Casey Stoner rocked the two-wheeled world when he announced he was disenchanted with the direction of the sport, specifically the increased reliance on electronic aids at the expense of rider talent. His brilliant, dominant win in his home GP left no doubt he has been the pre-eminent rider of the past five years, and one of the best ever.
Aussie Will Power might be forgiven if he has a full-time slot on a psychiatrist's couch after finishing runner-up in the US IndyCar championship for the third consecutive year. Seventeen points ahead going into the decider, Power lost out to American Ryan Hunter-Reay by three points.
World rallying's greatest driver, Sebastien Loeb, called time on his full-time career after nailing his ninth consecutive drivers' title. He will make a few cameos next year, just to put the pretenders in their place.
Locally, V8 Supercars bellowed news that, finally, fresh brands will join Holden and Ford on the grid next year. But even the injection of Nissan and AMG (Mercedes) can't encourage the TV networks to wrestle over the rights to telecast the series. To date, no deal has been done and the first championship race of the year, the Clipsal 500 set for February 28-March 3, will be on us before we know it.
Jamie Whincup kept winning the races that matter in another stellar year that further reinforces the thought he could become the all-time great of tin-top racing in Australia. No, I haven't forgotten Peter Brock. The best race of any category this year? F1 in Valencia was a stunner. The Bathurst 1000 was enthralling but very clever and controlled with Whincup and the stalking David Reynolds using brain rather than brawn. Not just because an Australian prevailed, but Marcos Ambrose's win in NASCAR's Watkins Glen round after a crazy final-lap street fight, does it for me. Google it on YouTube if you missed it.
In acknowledging the deeds of the standouts in the sport, we should also pause to remember some fine men of racing who died this year. Internationally, we lost former formula one doctor and safety advocate Professor Sid Watkins, Texan tuner, Le Mans winner and car builder Carroll Shelby, veteran US broadcaster and journalist Chris Economaki, former NASCAR great ''Cotton'' Owens, English speedway rider Lee Richardson, and Dakar motorcycle competitor Jorge Andres Boero. Here, the sport is poorer for the deaths of versatile old-time touring car stalwart and motorcycle racer Warren Weldon, racer/journalist Barry Lake, popular sports sedan champ Des Wall, and former Holden sales chief and managing director (and driving force behind the Holden Dealer Team) John Bagshaw. Those who died in action included, most poignantly, Oscar McIntyre, 17, in the Superstock 600cc race at Phillip Island, Mike Rooke in the SA Motor Racing Championships at Mallala, Dave Robinson in the Queensland Motor Racing Championships at Morgan Park, and Adam Plate during Targa Adelaide.


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LAMPASAS — Wes and Carol Chancey purchased their first two longhorn steers so they could maintain the ag exemption on the land they bought for their retirement home.
Now, 16 years later, the couple has developed an "addiction" to raising, breeding and trading the animals on their 225-acre C&W Ranch.
"People told us longhorns were easy to take care of," Carol Chancey said. "That's the reason we bought our first. Then it got addictive and grew from there."
Ranching wasn't in the plans for the couple, both of whom grew up as Air Force children, moving constantly around the country, even as adults.
They moved to Texas in 1995 and discovered they liked the atmosphere, climate and "just everything about" the state, Carol Chancey said.
The land they bought to build their retirement home was covered in cedar and cost more to clear than they paid for it, Wes Chancey said.
In order to keep the land's ag exemption for their taxes, they bought a couple of low-maintenance longhorn steers.
"We liked them a lot, so we bought some more steers," Wes Chancey said. "And we bought some more. Then we bought some cows and started going to longhorn auctions."
Currently, the Chanceys have about 60 longhorns on their ranch, and the number can fluctuate with every show or auction they attend or climate conditions and food prices.
The breed's self-sufficiency drew the Chanceys the same way it draws others who get involved with raising longhorns.
Descended from the cattle brought by Spaniards in the 1500s — a time when the animals were often allowed to wander because of lack of fences — longhorns grew to be very disease-resistant and element-enduring with a natural resilience against predators.
"During a 300-plus year period of time, the longhorns were left to their own devices in the wild and a process of natural selection kind of took over," Wes Chancey said. "Any longhorn that had trouble having a calf, for instance, ended up dying. Any longhorn that didn't protect itself, didn't make it. Longhorns that couldn't walk long distances or eat marginal food ended up dying. By the time the 1800s came around, longhorns were a distinct, recognizable breed of cattle."
When cattle drives started to gain popularity as a way of income for the state of Texas, the breed's heartiness was an asset on the trail, where the animals were known to gain weight or birth calves along the way, Wes Chancey said.
"In 16 years, I've never lost a longhorn to a predator," he said. "I had a longhorn cow attacked by a mountain lion. She fought it off, survived, and had a calf a week later. They pretty much take care of themselves."
Longhorn calves are a particular joy to the Chanceys.
Coloring and patterns are not predictable, even if both parents have solid red hides, Carol Chancey said.
"When we know one is about to have a calf, it's always exciting to see what color it comes out," she said. "They're like little Easter eggs."
Because she is often in charge of registering calves born on their ranch, Carol Chancey gets the final say in naming the animals.
"Right now my favorite is a younger cow born on the property named Uppity Me. Her mother's name is Pretentious Me," she said. "(Wes and I) usually butt heads on it. He likes different names; I like names I can remember."
The offspring of one bull on the property, Rio Whiskey, will likely have whiskey-related names, Carol Chancey said.
Another bull on the property, Wes Chancey said, has won awards for his 5-foot-8-inch hornspan, and he's not even 2 years old yet.
"We're expecting him to be 6 feet by his second birthday," he said. "By the time he's mature, he could have 7 foot horns."
Horn length is the biggest driver of a longhorn's value in auction.
The Chanceys have sold some of their stock for up to $170,000, but the money isn't what they're in it for, as each continues to hold down a job in addition to looking after their animals and, in Wes Chancey's case, managing the Texas Longhorn Marketing Alliance.
"Most people in breeding longhorns are in it because they like the animals," he said.


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Here is the deal: Google disabled my account with no explanation, and it's unlikely they will give it back, so I'm now in the process of changing all my forum profiles, etc.
THis forum is logged in, but I forgot the password and it's not saved on my browser either. Since I can't access my email, what can I do? I really don't want to create a new account, since I wanted to maintain my reputation and al, but perhaps this is not a problem?


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Mariah Yeater Still Claims Justin Bieber's The Father
Mariah Yeater has already been caught texting a friend that Justin Bieber isn't the father of her baby, not to mention the real father has already come forward and said she made the whole thing up for a $50,000 payday from the tabloids, so of course she's going to keep saying it's Justin Bieber's kid. She's got everyone right where she wants them. The Chicago Sun-Times reports:
I asked Yeater (while baby Tristyn cried in the background) if she dropped her paternity lawsuit against Bieber as reported in the media? She said, "I am still pursuing the paternity claim through my Chicago attorney Jeffery Leving and my Los Angeles attorney John Carlson but outside of court," Yeater said. "I dropped my lawsuit, but never my claim. I still definitely want a DNA test and I want to refile my paternity case."
I asked Yeater is Bieber the father — "I do believe he is the father," said Yeater.
I asked if she actually did have sex with Bieber as she has claimed? "I had sex with him on Oct. 25, 2010 in a bathroom at the Staples Center in L.A.," Yeater said.
I asked her about the recent RadarOnline report that Robbie Powell, 23, who was arrested Nov. 26 on drug and burglary charges in San Diego is the "real father?" She said, "Yes, I know him. He is not the father and he's locked up and out of the picture."
"Yes, I have sex with drug addicts who commit home invasions, so clearly that shows I'm incapable of making horrible decisions that will ultimately blow up in my face." – What Mariah Yeater just said.
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Morris Uebelacker has taught geography at Central Washington University for more than two decades, and was named Distinguished Teaching Professor for 1998-99. He has extensive experience in field archaeology and environmental planning, and once headed up a research team that completed a comprehensive geomorphologic and hydrologic study of the Yakima River floodplain. More recent endeavors include mapping pre-contact Native American village sites in Hells Canyon, and excavating the Wenas mammoth. He regularly teaches the Geography of Rivers course (GEOG 273) as well as the introductory graduate seminar in resource management. He serves as director of the Native American graduate fellowship program, a federally funded scholarship opportunity for Indian students.


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10 gorgeous shelves to display tiny treasures
Kids collect a lot of stuff, don't they? When I was little I always had various collections on the go, from Smurfs and miniature ballet figurines to erasers and mice – of both the live and ceramic variety. The only problem with LOTS of little things is that it's not long before storage becomes an issue.
I love the resurgence of vintage shadow box shelves as a kitschy-cute way to both store and showcase kids' collections and small figurines.
One of the big trends that's been doing the rounds for a while is repurposing vintage printers' type cases as display shelves for figurines and small objects – you can find quite a few on Pinterest at the moment. They look particularly good with a patchwork of vintage wallpapers stuck to the back of each section.
Keep an eye out for printers' type cases at vintage shops, or search for them on eBay and Etsy. Otherwise, have a look at the various shelves that savvy designers around the world have produced. There are some really beautifully designed pieces around at the moment, but they don't come cheap.
Here, I've collected 10 of my favourite display shelves – from DIY repurposed vintage soft drink trays to beautifully hand-crafted modern shelves.
Display shelves
Circle shelf by Bride & Wolfe.
DIY repurposed vintage Coke crate by 4 ETG.
DIY open shelf using poplar and walnut by Lumberjocks via Apartment Therapy.
Wooden Apple Shadow Box from Candy Stripe Cloud.
DIY shelves made from old drawers lined with vintage wallpaper by La Factoria Plastica.
Type case in green by Retrovilla.
Collectors house by Molly Meg.
The Dorm by Ferm Living.
DIY toy car display using magnet knife holders (which you can get from IKEA) by Style Files.
More fabulousness from Wee Birdy on Village Voices:
- 15 awesome things to make with a cardboard box
- 12 refreshingly unboring outfits for boys
- 12 best personalised presents for kids
- 12 lovely alphabet posters
- 14 winter warmers for babies and toddlers


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Pack of 5 Notelets
A pack of five or ten different blank cards or notelets showing wonderful arrangements of English Roses. The magnificent colour photographs of the roses are beautifully displayed on quality cards, 18 x 18cm, and each one comes with an envelope.
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LAKE ELSINORE -- This time next month, the Planning Commission should be back on track with a full panel.
The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to appoint three members to the five-person commission: Jimmy Flores, Phil Mendoza and Axel Zanelli.
Flores is a longtime local business owner, Mendoza is an Orange County sheriff's deputy and Zanelli is a retired firefighter. The three are expected to begin serving next month.
Twenty-four people applied for seats on the commission that became available with the resignations of three members in the last seven months. A council subcommittee interviewed applicants and nominated the top three.
In March, Flores was named an interim member of the panel, which reviews development proposals, while making decisions on some and advising the City Council on others.
Zanelli, a member of the Public Safety Advisory Commission for about a year, will leave that post to sit on the Planning Commission.


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Manhattan's Weekly Series of FREE Early Music Concerts
The sixteenth annual series of FREE 40-minute concerts in midtown Manhattan continues. This season's performers were chosen competitively by jury and are among the finest early music artists and ensembles from the New York area and beyond. The concerts are open to all—no tickets or reservations are necessary.
All concerts are on Thursdays at 1:15 pm and are held at the Chapel of St. Bart's Church, 325 Park Avenue at 51st Street in Manhattan.
Admission: Free, with suggested donation of $10
April Concerts (3):
Diderot String Quartet
The Evolution of Quartet Composition
Date: Thursday, April 3, 2014
Diderot String Quartet performs two quartets that illustrate a connection between Mozart and Haydn's work: Haydn's Op. 20 and Mozart's Adagio and Fugue.
Adriane Post, violin
Johanna Novom, violin
Kyle Miller, viola
Paul Dwyer, cello
Sinfonia Players
String Trio by Beethoven
Date: Thursday, April 10, 2014
Sinfonia plays works by Beethoven from his twenties, before his world was silenced. This program exhibits the work of a mature composer minus the rage and darkness of later years, sparkling with lyricism and laughter.
Dorian Komanoff Bandy, violin
Rachel Evans, viola
Christine Gummere, cello
Lyra Cosort
Rare Jewels of the French Baroque
Date: Thursday, April 24, 2014
Lyra Consort's quintessentially French program features rare French lyra-viol dances by du Buisson and de Machy, music for the elegant but equally rare pardessus de viole so popular in 18th century France, a trio sonata by celebrated violinist/composer/child prodigy Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, and the iconic theorbo music of de Visee.
Vita Wallace, baroque violin
Beverly Au, pardessus de viole
Lisa Terry, basse de viole
Deborah Fox, theorbe
About the Series:
Gotham Early Music Scene presents the sixteenth season of Midtown Concerts. This series sponsors lunchtime performances of music of the 18th Century and earlier for anyone seeking a respite from the midtown hustle and bustle. Free concerts are given each Thursday at 1:15 p.m. by professional early music ensembles and distinguished soloists in the Chapel of St. Bartholomew's Church, 325 Park Avenue, Manhattan. The full schedule is available at www.midtownconcerts.org
Midtown Concerts is made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, celebrating 50 years of building strong, creative communities in New York State's 62 counties, public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, and our many generous private donors.


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What would you like to do?
What does a tribal tattoo smybolize?
Alot of them have significance to the tribes & the meaning of each part of the patterns. Many of the islander tattoos are passed on from generations.
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What does tribal barbwire tattoo symbolize?
An idiot. Or at least poor judgement.
Why does your tribal tattoo keep fading?
Either you didn't take proper care of it after you had it done or the guy who gave it to you isn't a good tattoo artist. If you suspect the latter, you should go and get teste…d for tetanus, hepatitis, and so on.
What needle do you use when colouring a tribal tattoo?
for tribal tattoos you should use a nice defined line for outline with say at least a 5RL or you can use a 7RL and then fill in your black with a 9 mag. 14 mag needles are goo…d for big areas (i speak of magnum needles because i do not prefer flat needles, however if you use flats you can use this same advice). the bigger the area the bigger the grouping of needles you can use. but you must know how to use bigger groupings of needles and have the tips for them plus know the voltage to use on them. personally i use "#10 9mag bugpins". they are wide spread groupings and smaller diameter needles which for me pack black and color very well. shade in your tribal with paint brush strokes for shade and tight circles and cross strokes for filling in black, but never overwork the tattooed area. and if your pigments arent packing into the skin then something is wrong. get new pigments then after youre done run your liner back over between the line work you did and the black filled area to complete the piece and merge the line properly to the black. beginners often forget this and leave skin color gaps around the line work of the tattoo.
How much does a tribal tattoo for your shoulder cost?
it'll cost about $100." Thats a nice start, but a tribal tattoo will vary greatly from artist to artist, and be based off of size and complexity. I have done tribal tattoos o…n the should for $40 and I have done ones that ran $500. Your best bet will to find a couple designs along what you like and go talk to a tattoo artist, and ask in person. It is impossible to give an accurate quote for a tattoo without talking to you in person. You need to be able to gauge size of the design and the area. Are you 100lbs or 500lbs. That is a BIG size difference on shoulders...
What needle should you use to colour tribal tattoos?
This is totally dependent on the size of the piece that you are doing, the bigger the piece, the bigger the needle set. Typically, I like to fill tribal with a round shader as… opposed to a mag. In my opinion you get a tighter grouping without having to really work at it, and for the most part, I hit the edges usually with a 15RS, and then will switch over to a 25RS for the middle fill. Most artists, including myself, will have a machine set up solely for tribal. Having a machine set up for a nice long stroke will give you the optimal results for tribal rather than trying to do it with a typical machine set up for general shade.
What do tribal wings in a tattoo mean?
Wings are typically symbolise freedom. This can be freedom from many things. Independence from the norm, from a struggle in life that they've risen above, or they may just hav…e a thing for wings.
Why do so many rugby players have tribal tattoos?
Rugby is a sport widely played in the pacific islands, Samoa, Fiji and Tonga, the tribal tattoos originate from there, lots of all blacks and wallabies have islander heritage.…
How much does a tribal tattoo for your half arm cost?
It very's on What tattoo shop you get it at but it's in the price range of $50 to $100 or so
What does a tribal butterfly tattoo symbolize?
freedom freedom
What is tribalism?
Tribalism is a social condition in which there is a strong group loyalty. and also the customs and beliefs of tribal life and society.
What Tribal tattoo symbolizes strength?
the dragon tribal
What is the best needle to use for tattooing a large tribal design?
Use anywhere from a 3-7RL, and then switch up to a large mag. Also, make sure that the machine that's packing it is set up for a nice long stroke.
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What does a tribal lizard tattoo symbolize?
That the wearer had very little originality and should have just gotten the Coca Cola logo instead.
Hawaiian tribal tattoo for family?
Hawaiian tribal tattoos for the family are a blend of tribal designs with symbolism. Peace, love, and fertility are tribal tattoos that can symbolize family.
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Where can images of tribal art tattoos be found?
Any tattoos companies would offer that kind of service just message them and tell them what u want. it may take some time before thay got a skiss and then its just your chice …if its okay or not. But keep in mind its easy to make tattoos but hard to take away :P
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When did tribal tattoos become widely popular?
Tribal tattoos started being popular thousands of years ago, it was a sign you had accomplished something in your lifetime and that you had power. Tattoos in general has not… been widely popular in the society until the last 50 years and they are starting to get really popular these days.