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FARMINGDALE, N.Y. It was a little more interesting
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When Mickelson, the crowd favorite, needed to finish birdie-birdie-birdie
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on a day when Woods looked more than willing early on to hand it to him or to
someone or to anyone, in fact.
Woods is halfway to the Grand Slam of men's golf, and there's
no reason to think he won't do it. After watching this, who in the world is
going to stop him? It's the Curse of Tiger. If he plays poorly, his opponents
play worse. But it's to his credit. Woods is the ultimate competitor. He does
whatever he needs to do to win.
"He's able to do whatever it takes," said Sergio Garcia,
who started the day four behind Woods and ended up worse, six shots behind.
"He's a human, and he showed it today. I had my chance, and I didn't take it."
With all of New York, it seemed, cheering for a real battle
in the U.S. Open, Woods obliged by bogeying the first two holes, and Mickelson
and Garcia were suddenly just two strokes behind. But quickly, misery had company.
This is golf in the 21st century: Tiger's in trouble; they're all in trouble.
There was one moment when Garcia was standing in a bunker on No. 5 and Mickelson
was standing in a fairway bunker on the sixth hole. There must have been an
announcement over the public-address system: Will everyone please report
to the sand, right away?
These guys were supposed to be putting pressure on Woods?
It's the strangest thing: Tiger cracks open the door, but
no one walks through. They want to, but they just can't do it.
For example, you're thinking when Mickelson makes the turn,
with Woods one hole behind him, that he's close. But Phil is four shots behind.
That's not anywhere near Tiger. You have the illusion that Mickelson is catching
him, yet he makes up only one shot on Woods through nine holes. At that rate,
playing one round a day, Mickelson would catch Woods at the turn on Tuesday.
One might think Mickelson might have been disappointed
at the latest one that got away. Woods wobbled to the finish line with two bogeys
in the last three holes, but it didn't matter because Mickelson already had
botched his storybook ending.
But did you see that interview Mickelson gave to NBC? He
said he had a "great time," that he "enjoyed it," that it was an "incredible,
incredible experience."
It's wonderful that Mickelson can take it all in, that
he has such a healthy sense of perspective, that he's so appreciative of his
adoring fans, but wouldn't it be nice to see him act like he's a little
Then again, golf did become uproariously fun over these
four days, thanks to the delightful spectators from Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens,
et al., who came in droves, got soaked to the skin and still screamed their
lungs out. (Delightful? New Yorkers? This week? Absolutely.)
Had this tournament not been played here and had the fans
not been so boisterous and funny, this would not have been as memorable a national
championship. It would have been just another Tiger major, nothing more. But
the spectators made this event better than it was and were far more entertaining
than the golfers Sunday. The fans were spectacular, the players, merely pedestrian.
Woods shot a mediocre 2-over par 72 for the day; Mickelson
could manage only an even-par 70; Garcia ballooned to 74. This is hardly clutch
play. In fact, it's seriously underwhelming.
At least Garcia wasn't smiling afterward.
"It was a little frustrating," he admitted, adding, "There's
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It didn't quite work out that way, though. Oh, we chatted about the game, but Duncan seemed more keen to talk about his upcoming slate of movies. And since that slate includes the likes of Will Ferrell's untitled, unofficial follow-up to Anchorman, and Sin City 2, who can blame him?
The Ferrell film, first. Although not a direct sequel to Anchorman, we're expecting that the NASCAR-set comedy, in which Ferrell plays a top racing driver who suddenly finds himself up against an arrogant French rival, will share the same spirit, tone and penchant for outright stupidity.
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Then, after he'd finished waxing lyrical about co-star Sacha Baron Cohen, who plays the French driver ("one of the funniest guys you will ever meet"), Duncan moved onto the much-mooted Sin City 2, in which he is scheduled to return as manipulative man-mountain, Manute.
Hang on, though… didn't Manute die in the first Sin City? Well, yes, but the story that will form the basis for the Robert Rodriguez-Frank Miller sequel, A Dame To Kill For, takes place before Sin City: The Movie. So Duncan's had a reprieve… now he just needs to get the nod from Frank'n'Robert that he's returning.
"We've talked about it. Manute has a very big role [in that] and I certainly wanna be a part of it. You'll think, 'didn't he get killed?' but Frank doesn't do it in order. True fans will understand that."
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With all of the talk about the license for the Linux kernel being violated by Google and downstream vendors of the Android operation system, I wanted to find out what would happen in a worst-case scenario.
Specifically, if someone wanted to sue a vendor for GPL non-compliance on behalf of the Linux kernel, who could do it, and what might happen next?
To understand this, let's back up and talk about how "ownership" of the Linux kernel works. Throughout this discussion, I will be talking about the Linux kernel proper, not any form of the broader Linux operating system (aka GNU/Linux, if you're so inclined). Ownership of the operating system is a little easier: Red Hat owns Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE owns SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and so on.
But when it comes to the kernel, things get a bit more confusing.
A common misconception is that Linux is owned and controlled by its founder, Linus Torvalds. In a legal sense, that's not the case. Torvalds owns the trademark for the name "Linux," a trademark enforced by the Linux Foundation (LF). This means that I should not be able to name my new line of bath soaps "Linux Luxury," unless I had the approval of Torvalds and the LF.
Nor does the LF own the Linux kernel. The LF exists primarily as a support and advocacy organization for Linux. Their only involvement with kernel development is paying the wages of certain Linux developers through fellowships and organizing working groups when asked. Otherwise, it's strictly hands off. Which, probably, is how it should be.
So if the kernel as a whole is not owned by Torvalds, then who has it? Simply put, anyone and everyone with accepted code inside the kernel. That's because unlike some other software projects (free, open, or otherwise), Linux does not require contributors of code to sign any sort of copyright assignment.
Copyright assignments basically work like this: I, a hypothetical developer, create some semi-brilliant code and want to contribute it to Project X, which is overseen and used by Company X. Company X, recognizing the semi-brilliance of my code, wants to use it in their latest release, so they ask me to sign away the copyrights of my code over to them. This is so that when they release my code as part of the greater whole software release, they can have full legal control over the code--even though they will still work with me and give me credit.
Under most circumstances, this makes sense. After all, I want my code to be in Project X, and it makes sense that Company X doesn't want the nightmare of working with a bazillion different copyrights.
The Linux kernel, however, uses another method. There is no copyright assignment requirement. In fact, there really isn't a contributor agreement in the traditional sense. Developers who contribute to the Linux kernel are only required to sign off on a Developer's Certificate of Origin, which basically says that the developer created the code, didn't copy it from anyone else, and is authorized to submit the code to the Linux kernel. This lets the rest of the Linux developers off the hook if someone foolishly tried to pilfer some code from another piece of software and inject it into the Linux kernel.
But what the Certificate of Origin doesn't do is grant the ownership of the contributed code to any other entity. The contributor still holds the copyright for the code. This means, in theory, that any single developer or group of developers who owns the copyright for a piece of the Linux kernel could raise objections about any legal issue affecting the Linux kernel--including violations of the GNU General Public License, under which the Linux kernel is licensed.
In theory this raises some interesting questions about GPL enforcement of Linux. If any one developer, who owned the copyright for a piece of Linux kernel code, opted to sue a downstream vendor, then that vendor might lose the right to distribute the entire kernel.
This has already happened, so there's precedence: when the Software Freedom Law Center sued Monsoon Multimedia for GPL violations of the BusyBox software, they did it on behalf of two principal developers of BusyBox--Erik Andersen and Rob Landley--not all of the BusyBox developers. This is significant because, like Linux, BusyBox also does not use contributor agreements or copyright assignments.
In fact, as BusyBox developers continued to launch GPL violation lawsuits, the creator of BusyBox, Bruce Perens, actually raised public objections to the lawsuits in 2009, claiming that his interests were not being represented in the multiple lawsuits.
So yeah, this doesn't sound like such a good thing for downstream Android vendors, at least in theory. Looking at the GPL compliance list of Android tablet vendors compiled by Red Hat kernel developer Matthew Garrett, it would appear that some of these vendors are already in trouble. In fact, I have caught flack for pointing out Garrett's list and then turning around and saying there are no claimed violations. That's because, to my knowledge, Garrett nor any other Linux kernel developer have filed any formal legal claims against any of the vendors he's cited, though he has been pretty vocal in his objections.
That's why I have been writing that, thus far, all of the GPL compliance noise about Android and Linux has been just that: noise. Simply put, if there's no legal complaint, then you can't run off your mouth and declare Android vendors are already in violation of the Linux kernel's GPL.
So what would have to happen for a Linux kernel developer to initiate a lawsuit?
First, I would imagine that the developer in question would have to determine if their part of the Linux kernel were actually in the downstream software that was not in compliance. That could be tricky, since the downstream vendor's source code might not be available (hence the non-compliance). Reasonable guesses could be made, however: the developer of embedded controls, for instance, would have a far more likely chance for their code to be in an Android kernel than, say, a developer who submitted desktop monitor code. Past releases, which might be available, would also provide some clues.
Next, if code presence were established, the developer would probably need to try non-legal recourse first. Bradley Kuhn, executive director of the Software Freedom Conservancy, an organization that pursues GPL enforcement, has often said that a lot of GPL violations can be handled with a phone call or two, which is just fine with him. Public complaints are another avenue. Garrett raised holy heck about HTC's non-compliance of the GPL, and HTC responded to the public outcry by posting the appropriate source code--albeit in a delayed way.
If all options had been tried, then the developer might choose to get a lawsuit going. Because of this theory, two concerns kept bubbling up from the darker corners of my mind.
First, after the recent pronouncement from the Free Software Foundation (FSF) on the shortcomings of the GPLv2, I was worried about what would happen if a kernel developer decided to use the FSF to represent or be a co-plaintiff in any non-compliance claims. I could just see the FSF using such a lawsuit to not only attain compliance but also formally pursue agreement from every single affected Linux kernel developer, just to prove their point about how the GPLv2 is more difficult to regain compliance than the GPLv3.
Second, and this is admittedly paranoid, I kept coming back to the recent reports such as the one where Microsoft developer K.Y. Srinivasan was revealed to be the largest contributor to the Linux 3.0 kernel, in terms of change sets. Srinivasan's contributions were for Hyper-V related code, so there's little chance his code will make its way to the Android kernel. But what about other contributed code from Microsoft, or Oracle for that matter? What would happen if one of those developers saw their code in the Android kernel suddenly got the urge to vigorously pursue GPL compliance with oh, say, an Android vendor? The copyright belongs to them, or their employer, so they would certainly be within their rights.
This bothered me. I kept thinking that with so much money tied up in the Linux ecosystem, someone would get clever and try to damage Linux-related projects with carefully aimed litigation, just to further their own commercial or philosophical ends.
So I did more research and discovered that in practice, thankfully, things aren't quite as bad as all this theory sounds.
To begin with, while the LF does not own the Linux kernel, it does have licensing counsel, and it's very likely that the LF, not the FSF, would help represent a Linux kernel developer, working very hard to resolve the situation on the developer's behalf. With the full muscle of the LF and its constituent members behind any such legal action, I would further speculate that any matter of GPL violation would be resolved quickly. I also suspect that the supposed hurdles to GPL re-compliance recently raised by the Free Software Foundation and others would also be quickly worked out without having to really go through every other copyright holder of the Linux kernel. After all, if the original developer who initiated the compliance lawsuit is satisfied, does anyone expect objections from the other developers?
(It should be noted that the above is all speculation on my part. I can't speak for the LF nor any legal action they might take, as evidenced by all the "ifs" and "imagines" in the previous paragraph.)
But beyond my speculation, there are known arrows in the LF's quiver. The Foundation's Open Compliance Program, for example, was implemented to take care of issues just like this.
"Complying with open source licenses is very straightforward," according to the LF's VP Marketing and Developer Programs Amanda McPherson. "The Linux Foundation started the Open Compliance program last year to make it even easier... our compliance directory is one example of this system at work."
McPherson [Disclaimer: My former boss at the LF] isn't worried about the recent discussions regarding the Linux kernel and GPL compliance.
"The kernel development community is incredibly well coordinated on these matters. There is a lot of FUD out there and we suggest people keep a cynical eye on the sources of this 'sky is falling' material," McPherson wrote in response to my queries today.
The coordination McPherson refers to confirms another thought I had: I would expect that any developer who decided to make a stand on GPL compliance might face strong community pressure to not pursue such a lawsuit. Torvalds does not need to own Linux to assert control over the Linux kernel. The community trusts him and through that trust has granted him broad management powers. I would imagine his influence and those of veteran Linux contributors would be enough to prevent individual lawsuits.
It's very easy to sit around and come up with scary booga-booga situations that anyone can wrap up and sell as truth, when it's really just a possibility. Heck, I can make up scenarios that could scare myself.
But there's theory and then there's reality. Everyone needs to make sure they know the difference.
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Early Thursday afternoon, a fifth suspicious fire was discovered in the area of 61 River St., Sgt. Ken Grimes of the state fire marshal's office said after a Thursday afternoon news conference. Investigators continue to look into the cause of that fire.
Thursday's fires burned buildings near a section of the city that less than a year ago was plagued with a string of fires determined to be arson. But Lewiston Fire Chief Paul LeClair declined to comment Thursday morning on any possible connection among Thursday's fires or to those set in the spring of 2013.
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Tired of looking exhausted?
Protrusion blepharochalasis,also known as eyebags, is usually one of the bane for many look conscious individuals, because eye bags not only make one look haggard, sad and unattractive, but also make one look constantly exhausted and lethargic, often creating a lousy impression and lack of vigor.
As early as in our early 20s, many of us will start to notice these unsightly undereye bags, making us look much older than what we actually are. When we approach our 30s, 40s or even older, eyebag worry worsen.
What causes eyebags?
There are many causes of eyebags, such as aging, hereditary, stress, allergies, hypertrophy of the orbicularis muscle – overgrowth of eyelid muscles, which results in protruding fat, and the like and they are graded according to how prominent they are.
Eyebags can generally be classified into 3 grades, namely Grade I, Grade II and Grade III and the most common causes of saggy and baggy eyes are age and "bad genes". This also means that if you have eyebags when you are younger, it will almost certainly become more obvious as you age.
Do you have eyebags?
How are eyebags formed?
Our eyes are protected and cushioned by fats (NOTE: Being obese does not cause eye bags) and will sags downwards in reaction to gravity overtime. This gradual sagging of fats is not apparent when we are younger. But as we age, reduction of collagen will result in the thin and delicate skin around the eyes to lose its elasticity and stretch. The weight of the fats from this downward pull will cause a pouch to form in time.
What can be done?
Despite knowing how eyebags can have a negative effect on one's appearance, many people are however, daunted at the thought of going under the knife due to potential scarring issues, downtime, complications, and the like.
Many men and women in their quest for a "knife-less" and risk-free solution to eyebags resort to expensive over-the-counter eye creams, eye-gels, eye-masks and/ or even gadgets, only to find that these (often) twice a day "ritual" does little or no help to improve eyebags.
Depending on the cause and extent of the eyebags there are both non surgical and surgical ways to remove those excess bulges.
Non-surgical eyebags treatment
Temporary fillers can be used to treat eyebags. Fillers are injected in the depression just beneath the eye bags. This treatment is suitable for people with mild eye bags and can be performed in the office. The main benefit of this is that there is generally no downtime, although some slight bruising can be expected. But on the flip side, this "removal" is only temporary.
For the more "serious" cases of eyebags, surgical removal of fats be the only way to effectively and efficiently improve the appearance of eye bags.
Surgical eyebag removal
There are basically 2 techniques to eyebag removal.
Trans-cutaneous (cutting) approach of eyebags removal involves making a cut along the lower eyelid. Thereafter, the eyelid skin is being pulled down exposing the fats. The surgeon will then have the fats and excess skin (if necessary) removed. The eyelid skin is then flipped back and stitched up.
This method has got fairly higher risks of risks and complications, such as over excising the skin, causing eyelid retraction (lower eyelid to turn outwards), injuring of the orbicularis muscle and the much dread scarring.
However, this method is excellent for individuals with excess under eye skin.
Another method of eyebag removal is the trans-conjunctival approach, also known as Scarless Eyebag Removal. As the name suggest, this method of eyebag removal leaves one with NO VISIBLE scar. This is because an incision is made from the inner side of the eyelid. The bulge of fat from the undereye is then removed and the incision is closed with dissolvable stitches.
Typical eyebag of a young adult
TCS' Scarless Eyebag Removal approach is a minimally invasive approach, performed under local anesthesia. Downtime is shorter and recovery is speedier, as compared to the traditional trans-cutaneous approach.
In addition, the risk of scarring and eyelid retraction is very much reduced.
Healing process
During the recovery phase, slight bruising and swelling can be expected. Most people are able to resume work after about 2 – 3 days, with light make-up to conceal the bruise. As dissolvable stitches are used, NO stitch removal is required.
After 3 days of recovery:
Mild bruising (yellowing, circled in red) below the lower eyelids near the cheeks and slight swelling of the pretarsal muscle of the lower eyelids.
Is everyone a good candidate?
Unfortunately, not everyone is a good candidate for this procedure. Those who are older and have very lax skin around the eyes will not have a good cosmetic result after removal of eyebags using the scarless eyebags removal technique. It is therefore important that you consult an experienced doctor who can advise on whether or not you are suitable for this procedure.
At TCS Aesthetics Central, our doctor is experienced in eyebags removal and has done enough procedures to advise you on the options available for the best cosmetic result.
Clinical outcome results
We are committed to providing the highest standard of care to all our patients. All our surgical procedures and outcome are documented and constantly reviewed. This is part of the centre's emphasis on quality patient care, safety record and good clinical outcomes.
At TCS Aesthetics Central, it is not just about removing eyebags, combination therapies such as chemical peels and lasers. We listen to you and provide personalized advice such that an informed decision is made together with you on what is the best possible outcome.


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This article was published 6/8/2003 (5105 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Co-produced by Toronto's Miracle Pictures and Winnipeg's Frantic Films, the made-for-CTV movie, reportedly budgeted at more than $3 million, stars Judd Hirsch as a devoted grandfather who hires a hitman (Danny Aiello) to kill his son-in-law (Gil Bellows).
The legal wording, Brown says, is that it's "inspired by a true story."
"The real story is an abusive-type story and we just didn't go that way," he says. "We took the comedic approach to the dilemma."
Yesterday, while filming on location at the Ken Hong Restaurant on Albert Street, Brown elaborated on the plot. "Our son-in-law is kind of like John Turturro in Quiz Show; he's kind of like a game show addict. He's wants to succeed to make a quick buck on a millionaire-type show."
Director Melanie Mayron, perhaps best known for her role as Melissa on thirtysomething, has put a few classic cars on the street outside the window, an aesthetic decision that, she says, reflects the classic feel of the Exchange District.
"I love the look of Winnipeg," she says. "I grew up in a suburb of Philadelphia but Winnipeg feels a lot like Philadelphia to me. I kind of feel like I'm home. I love the Exchange District.
"I'm trying to do a timeless thing," she says. "And when I saw the Exchange, I got so excited.
"We're certainly getting a look like the old signs painted on the walls and the old buildings, and it's just so rich, the texture here, I just think the location in the older parts of this city is just stunning.
"So yes, the story takes place in present day, but I just love the look and feel that it could be any time," she says. "So instead of just having modern cars, we'll have one or two vintage cars and the clothes are pretty much classic... sort of East Coast Preppie Classic.
"You know when you're a kid and you had the cigar box filled with all your favourite stuff in it? The look is like that. That's been the motif."
Winnipeg is one city that star Judd Hirsch feels like he's seeing for the first time.
Hirsch, remember, came to Winnipeg in January 1997 to play Willie Loman in the Manitoba Theatre Centre production of Death of a Salesman. He is surprised by how different the city was then and is now.
"It's like a buried city that came to life," he says. "I would never imagine.
"During the run of the play, I was making my way through the streets of ice trying not to get killed, trying not get into an accident, so I never noticed anything," he says. "Now I see everything. Now I see the mosquitoes," Hirsch says, lifting his arm to show a well-bitten forearm. "And they see me. It's going to be like my badge of courage going home."
Hirsch's co-star Danny Aiello could commiserate.
"My first couple of days here I got sick... heatstroke. They rushed me to the hospital, gave me two blood tests, two EKGs, I thought I was going to die in Winnipeg with no one here," he says.
"Fortunately they brought me through."
Like Hirsch, Aiello is a dyed-in-the-wool New Yorker. Ask him what he likes about Winnipeg and traffic comes to mind.
"Your traffic jams are non-existent," says the former bus dispatcher. "At least, I didn't experience that. I come from New York. You can go through an entire goddamn area here for miles and miles. One block in New York City at rush hour, you're dead. In the time it takes you to go one street in New York, you can go through all of Winnipeg," he says.
"People are very hospitable, very nice, doesn't surprise me," he says. "Because Vancouver's the same way."
Because of his medical problem, he says, "I saw some of Winnipeg... not near as much as I would want to, if I had more time.
"I went out to Gimli and saw some of your beautiful farmland on the way out and back, and your cattle... I just adored it.
"There's a lot to see here," he says, adding in a puzzled way: "But I saw very few people on the street."
Producer Paul Brown says he would like to bring actor Freddie Prinze Jr. to Winnipeg to work on a planned production titled Art Lover. It, too, is a reality-based story.
"It's based on a true story about someone who steals millions and millions of dollars worth of art over a number of years and keeps the art in his mother's room," he says." The legislature would be the art gallery. But it's not financed yet."


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Jewish Genealogy Center Opens in Germany
By Crystal Conde
A new resource for helping Jews of Germanic descent connect to their ancestral past opens in Wurzburg, Germany.
A new resource for helping Jews of Germanic descent connect to their ancestral past opened in Wurzburg, Germany, in October 2002.
The Ephraim Gustav Hoenlein Genealogy Project
is a research center created by the
Ronald S. Lauder Foundation
in partnership with the Jewish community of Wurzburg. The center's namesake fled Nazi Germany to live with his family in the United States. Ephraim's son, Malcolm Hoenlein, attended the dedication of the new center. "It is important for the younger generation to be able to find out about and explore their history," he says. You can e-mail queries to
or call +49 (69) 7137-460. Another Lauder Foundation project is in the works for this year:
The Chorev Centre
will house Jewish students who participate in educational programs, summer camps and seminars.
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Water views are seen throughout most of the living space and the yard. The house has direct water views of Wellfleet Harbor, Duck Creek, Great Island and Cape Cod Bay. A private bay beach is only 100 steps away and the National Seashore Ocean beaches are a 2 mile drive. Its a 1.5 mile jog along the beach to Indian Neck or a 15 minute walk along the beach to downtown Wellfleet.
The house has a spacious 2nd floor deck rebuilt in 2011, large screened in porch, farmers porch, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, outdoor shower and is conveniently located on a dead end street, great for kids. The house faces directly to the west so you will enjoy spectacular sunsets.
Our home has been thoughtfully prepared with all our guests in mind. We are continuously evaluating and improving our homes amenities. If you are searching for a family oriented, peaceful and fun filled vacation then come stay with us!
2nd Floor Deck:
A spacious deck perched high above Nauhaught Bluffs offers spectacular views of Wellfleet Harbor, Cape Cod Bay, Duck Creek and Great Island. Unwind at the end of the day by watching the sunset on Wellfleet Harbor. The deck is complete with a dining table, chairs, umbrella, lounge chairs and additional seating.
Spacious Screened in Porch:
The screened in porch has views from three sides and offers a tranquil airy outdoor living space. Soak in the water and nature views, and enjoy the sounds of summer from this wonderful area of the house. The room has cedar floors, walls and ceiling. This room has a six person glass dining table, 2 oversized chairs, a loveseat and table. Access to the outdoor shower is just steps away.
Kitchen, Dining Area and Living Room:
The Kitchen, Dining Area and Living Room is a wonderful open area for the family to congregate. It has direct access through the sliding glass doors to the spacious screened in porch. An open floor plan was designed to preserve the water views and family friendly atmosphere. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking and was renovated in April 2009. It includes brand new stainless steel appliances (refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher), new granite counters, refinished cabinets and a new sink/faucet. It is a eat-in kitchen with a table for 4-6 people. The living room has two cozy chairs, a large comfortable sofa and a wide screen HDTV mounted on the wall.
1st Floor screened porch overlooking Wellfleet Harbor, Duck Creek, Great Island and Cape Cod Bay.
2nd floor deck overlooking Wellfleet Harbor, Duck Creek, Great Island and Cape Cod Bay.
1 minute walk to Private Beach.
Home is located on a dead end street, private area, great for kids.
Portable Crib, High Chair and Baby Gates.
Enclosed Outdoor Shower.
Pool Table and Ping Pong Table
15 minute walk along beach into town.
Access to Miles of Running paths all along the beach.
Wireless High Speed Internet and Cable.
Widescreen HDTV and DVD player.
Stereo/CD Player.
Washer and Dryer.
Gas Grill.
2 bedrooms have air conditioners, all bedrooms have fans.
Fully stocked kitchen.
Beach permit is available to to guests and is purchased at the town pier.
3 car driveway.
Renting a house you have never seen can be a haunting experience. My daughter and I recently did this and it turned out to be a wonderful experience.
Dealing with John Glennon who was most helpful with his suggestions, recommendations of places to see, beaches to wander and restaurants to go to made our visit to the Cape a joyful experience.
If you like to cook - this is your place! A fully equipped kitchen that made cooking there a pleasure. You want a clean house - you have it. It is certainly a comfortable house for adults but a family would certainly appreciate all there is to enjoy. The views from the rooftop deck, out to the harbor, are ever changing. Don't forget to schedule your day to be there for the sunsets. They are magnificent!
Thanks, John, for being so welcoming, sharing your knowledge of Wellfleet and your friendly suggestions helped to give us a special time together, in a special place and certainly a time to remember
We hope to return in 2012.
Pat Ryan
So comfortable and welcoming. We took in the sunsets nightly - loved being right near the water and the view is beautiful. This house had everything my family and I (hubby and 3 kids) needed and were looking for to ensure a relaxing and enjoyable time away. The owner is responsive, professional, and helpful! The Wellfleet beaches were amazing and the town is quaint. I would highly recommend and would return.
My family stayed at this home during the summer of 2014. The house was everything we had expected and the views were more impressive in person.
The house was clean and perfectly maintained. I was initially attracted to the house because of the views. I felt even more comfortable after speaking to the homeowner on the phone and reviewing all of the pictures on his website. He was very clear about what I could expect when using his house and it was exactly as he described. The location was perfect for us. It's a 1 minute walk to a private bay beach, walking distance to town and a five minute car ride to the ocean beaches. The kids loved exploring the private beach. My husband and I loved watching the sunset from the top deck and eating our dinner on the screened in porch. Thanks! We hope to return soon!
The Clahane Family
I stayed at this house with my husband and kids. The accommodations were very nice and comfortable. The screened porch and deck were amazing! It was fantastic living on the water for the week and being so close to all that Wellfleet has to offer. The location was quiet and located on a hill top over looking beautiful Wellfleet Harbor. It is steps to a private beach. The owner takes good care of the home and made sure we had everything we needed.
My family enjoyed our vacation staying in this family friendly home! The house is kept clean and organized. The views of Wellfleet Harbor are outstanding! My family spent countless hours gazing out at the water, barbecuing, playing games on the screened porch, hiking on the beach, walking to town, sunsets, ping pong, outdoor shower, and on and on. We truly loved everything about this house and its location. We highly recommend staying here and made wonderful memories. Thank you!
We can't say enough about the beauty and perfection of this gorgeous home. It was a wonderful and memorable stay-- totally spotless throughout, every amenity you could want, and a spectacular view. The location is perfect, so private in a quiet neighborhood setting right on the water. The beach was excellent for the kids. We all enjoyed early morning strolls along the bay, watching the wildlife and skipping stones. It's like a secret little haven on the Cape, no traffic, just the right distance off of Route 6 so you can get away from it all, but without being too isolated. It was so convenient. We visit the Cape about 3-4 times a year, and this stay has definitely been the highlight of the past few years! John was awesome to deal with, very informative and quick to answer any inquiries. Thanks for the memorable experience, John!
We had a great time in the upper cape and the house was exactly what we needed. The location is great since it is really not that far from anything we wanted to do. We did not have an agenda, just wanted a place where we could reconnect with our two college-aged children and be a family. Whale watching was great. The beaches are beautiful. For the most part, we were ahead of the busy season. The property was clean and the owners were very nice and very helpful. We did discover that the no-see-ums kept us off the upstairs deck at dusk if you were wearing shorts. You can cover up with long pants/sleeves or a blanket. Also, since linens and towels are not provided with the home, we had to bring along an extra suitcase just for linens for the four of us. We discovered the Furies literally just around the corner that rents linens and towels and more. For the cost of an extra suitcase round trip, you can rent what you need with no hassle. They also provide a cleaning service if you don't want to clean up yourself when you leave. Great seafood wherever you go on the cape. Nice people everywhere. I would definitely recommend this home.
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Security has been stepped up at the Australian high commission in Malaysia after a "flash" and a loud "bang" erupted from a car outside the mission in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday night.
The Foreign Minister, Alexander Downer and the Foreign Affairs Department played down earlier reports of a terrorist attack directed at the mission, saying there was "no suggestion of a specific threat against Australia".
Unconfirmed reports said that Malaysian police found no trace of bomb fragments and the cause of the explosion was unknown.
Malaysian district police chief Kamal Basha ruled out the incident as an attack on Australians, saying it occurred outside the high commission building, but at the same time police said that security would be stepped up.
Reports from the capital say a forensic team and tracker dogs were also brought in and that the road in front of the embassy was cordoned off, but there were no injuries or damage to property. Police are still investigating.
The incident comes just days after the Prime Minister, John Howard, announced that the Malaysian Prime Minister, Dr Abdullah Badawi, will visit Australia next month, the first visit by a Malaysian leader in 20 years.
The two countries are also moving closer to a free trade agreement and last night the Foreign Minister, Alexander Downer, told delegates at a conference on the trade agreement that Australia and Malaysia have greatly strengthened their defence and security links as well as their economic ties.
In the speech, he said: "Defence links enjoyed between our two countries are among the strongest and most technically sophisticated in our immediate region."
Malaysian police briefed the high commission yesterday on their findings but Foreign Affairs released few details. The mission was attacked around the same time last year when a speeding car threw a small explosive device into its compound.
While Malaysia is stepping up its co-operation with Australia and the US on counter-terrorism, and has arrested scores of terrorist suspects linked to al-Qaeda and Jemaah Islamiah, in recent months an upsurge of terrorist incidents in southern Thailand has threatened to spill over into Malaysia.
Reports from Jakarta that four al-Qaeda suspects may have entered Indonesia hoping to cross into East Timor are being examined by Australian Federal Police.
A police spokesman could not confirm reports that the four terrorist suspects - two from South Africa, the others from Kuwait and Turkey - were in Indonesia.
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By Mikel Cronin
Nov 14, 2006
I did not climb the extension yet just cleaned and equipped it. I think it may add a letter for sure, crimpers and slopers! Then the Quest extension will go to the same anchors. It follows the prow. I do not think it will add any grade just 30 more feet on super good rock.
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Sep 6, 2010
rating: 5.12a/b 7b 26 VIII+ 26 E5 6a
|This is an excellent route. The bottom is VERY strong and I had to aid through the bear hug move. The rest is beautiful and sustained with big holds and excellent movement. Not as reachy as maximum overdrive. Well bolted. I hang-dogged up it on lead, but another one of our party onsighted it. It was probably 5.12a/b based on his abilities. Highly recommended!
By Jon Marek
From: Sioux Falls, SD
Jul 2, 2011
|Super Fun! The bottom crux has a real OUCH factor on tiny crimping under-clings, best to get it done the first try.
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From: Boulder, CO
Sep 7, 2015
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|For the 2nd bolt, you may want to consider putting 2 quickdraws together. With a normal draw, the rope gets pinched on an edge that isn't that sharp, but it still will put wear on your rope if you are falling and/or working the bottom moves. A longer style draw (like the petzl spirit) prevents the rope from getting pinched, but now that edge can actually open the gate of the rope end biner! 2 quickdraws put together (biner/dogbone/biner/dogbone/biner) works best! Food for thought...


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Tina Arora, Donna Bryan, Chad Brown, Joy Chantarasompoth, Mike Clark, Patrick Burke, Bert Cueva, Thomas Griffin, Martine Hall, Jamie Hoffman, Kathy Molini, Eileen Fowler, Adrienne Malka, Gigi Marr, Wendy Motch, Andrew Tai, Alex Stavchanskiy
Excused: Sam Schaffel, Malinda Lee, Stephanie Fisher, Jim McGlynn
The Minutes of the September 9, 2008 meeting were reviewed and approved with the following corrections- Martine Hall and Tina Arora were present at the September's meeting.
UPDATES - Wendy Motch reviewed goals discussed and highlighted some additional topics and mentioned that her focus is on amending the UCOD charter and the constitution of bylaws.
She discussed the committee goals they would like to meet and mentioned that she met with Monroe Gordon and David Burns the Emergency Preparedness Manager. David Burns stated his interest in a committee to look at emergency evacuation for persons with disabilities.
Other committee members added to reach out to colleges and other UC campuses to see if they have a committee such as UCOD and another goal is to focus on public relations and functions including continuing to work on training opportunities for faculty and staff.
A. Subcommittee Reports
1. Membership Committee
Mike Clark has accepted the chair position of the membership sub-committee and he will be working to fill the vacancies for the membership subcommittee.
Three undergraduate positions are open and Sam Schaffel the president of the Disabled Student Union will fill one of those positions. Bert Cueva has been appointed for the graduate student position and the other two positions are filled, along with one opened faculty position. All four staff positions filled, with one alumni position filled and one open. Three of the community representatives positions are filled with one position open.
B. Subcommittee Leadership & Organizations
1. Communications Subcommittee
Wendy Motch thanked Jim McGlynn for accepting the role of chairing the Communication Subcommittee. Jim asked if anyone is interested in working on the communications subcommittee to see him after the UCOD meeting.
Communication, Membership, Recruitment Program Activities and Bylaws subcommittees divided-up for ten minutes to discuss goals and sub‑goals.
Donna Bryan volunteered her time to be on the Emergency Preparedness committee and Wendy Motch mentioned that Emergency Preparedness committee is out of David Burns' office, and that once put together, UCOD will have formal representation on that committee.
Bert Cueva requested a copy any guidelines related to her concern of issues of confidentiality because she will be providing a report to GSA.
Tina Arora stated that based on the bylaws, there is a stipulation about what can be presented and that reports needs to be presented to UCOD or disseminate with the minutes for approval.
Wendy Motch stated that within the general UC policies, confidentiality is addressed and any concerns could be directed to Amy Blum from the Office of Legal Affairs.
She went on to say that, the current by-laws indicated that this committee serves as an advisory to the Office for Student with Disabilities and informally to the ADA/504 office. Wendy added they are trying to bridge communications to maximize resources between the faculty arena, the University Committee on Diversity, and Student Affairs which includes the ADA/504 Compliance Office.
2. Activity Subcommittee
Had great turnout sub-committee members include Martine Hall, Tina Aurora, Joy Chantarasompoth, Eileen Fowler, Bert Cueva and with Jamie Hoffman chairing the subcommittee.
3. Membership and Recruitment
Members Adrienne Malka, Wendy Motch and chaired by Michael Clark.
4. By-Laws Subcommittee
Members are Thomas Griffin, Mike Clark and chaired by Donna Bryan.
Wendy Motch and Adrienne Malka met with Monroe Gorden to discuss the ADA Coordinator's position, as well as the ADA/504 Compliance Office. They also had a meeting with Vice Provost Becerra. Wendy added that through their discussions, the need to look at the bylaws and the future role of the committee still needed focus. Having a focus on programs and activities, promotion awareness, resources and referrals, are some of the key components of the bylaws committee will look at as they draft new laws.
Disability Awareness Week
Jamie Hoffman handed out the poster of all the activities for the Disability Awareness Week scheduled for Monday, October 27 through Saturday, November 1, 2008. One of the things she was particularly pleased about is the breath and scope of the graduate, faculty, and panel presentations for faculty, and students to be engaged with, that might give insights into what it might be like to live with a disability.
A. ADA & 504 Compliance Office
Wendy Motch made a request to Chad Brown to follow-up on accessibility issues at the new hospital that the members of the committee discussed at the last meeting. Chad and Gigi Marr discussed several areas that they have visited and the corrections made. Gigi went on to say that the restroom doors on the first floor of the Reagan hospital, were too heavy for an elderly person or someone with a disability to push open and that from a facility standpoint, the solution is a push button to be placed on the outside of the restroom. She added that, the hospital is not a state funded building, and that they are trying to work with hospital staff to find out when they are going to do to resolve this concern.
B. Disabled Students Union - No Report
C. Undergraduate Students Association - No Report
D. Graduate Student Association
Bert Cueva, one of the new UCOD members, reported that she is looking forward to working with the disabled student groups in the Research School and in the Law School, getting ideas on what some of the issues are for some of the graduate students.
Wendy Motch asked Bert to provide some information about the student groups to the UCOD because some members of UCOD are not familiar with those groups. She also inquired about if those groups were registered RCO's with the Center for Student Programs.
E. Disabilities and Computing Program
Patrick Burke mentioned that DCP now has the Dragon 10 Voice Recognition software installed and they are getting good reviews.
F. Office for Students with Disabilities
Kathy Molini reported that through the efforts and approval of the UC Mental Health Advisory Committee, the Student Advisory Committee, and the Chancellor, OSD was given an additional position. Kathy went on to say that, they are very happy about that with the number of students they are serving.
G. Tarjan Center – No Report
H. Employee Disability Management Services
Adrienne Malka reported that they are starting to see casework involving faculty and the new policies relative to leaves, reasonable accommodations, and medical separations. Adrienne mentioned they dispersed ergonomic equipment to custodians relative to the work they do and that a lot of injuries are reported resulting from bending, lifting, and stooping that could leave an employee with permanent impairments.
I. UCLA Recreation
Jaime Hoffman reported that they are getting ready for Disability Awareness Month and planning an outdoor recreation program for Pathways through UCLA Extension, and providing opportunities for inclusion in recreation programs.
Adrienne Malka passed out a summation on the ADA amendments act, the first official change to the civil rights act that came into effect in 1991. It came in as a result of many of the court cases and decisions that have affected how the law has been implemented around the country and insofar as employment here in California. This amendment changes the definition of an individual with a disability for employment since the fair employment and housing act in 2001. Prior to this amendment, an individual whose disability was mitigated through medications or assisted devices would not be considered disabled, but now with this amendment, any mitigating devices, a person considered disabled.
Wendy Motch added that the UCOD could assist in providing education and awareness. Some of the changes are not part of ADA but part of the Department of Justice amendments. Updates to their statutes could influence how housing defines temporary and permanent housing for an individual with a disability on campus.
Wendy Motch mentioned as indicated earlier, Stephanie Fisher is the guest speaker for next month meeting. She added that they are working with Student Affairs to help to coordinate a presentation on student Veteran's returning to higher education with Linda Sinclair from Santa Monica College, as suggested at the last week's meeting. She added that there would be a meeting December 9, location to be announced and if anyone is interested, you are invited to attend the discussion on veterans in the community college and students preparing to transfer to the UC's.
Next Meeting: Tuesday November 18, 2008 at the Faculty Center - Hacienda Room


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This Fashionista exemplifies comfort with her laid-back style by utilizing her most favorite fashion finds. Her art based major inspires the majority of her style choices, thus resulting in the intermingling of color and cardigans.
Name: Sarah Thigpen
Year: Junior
Major: Art Therapy
CollegeFashionista: Where did you get your outfit?
Sarah Thigpen: My shoes are from DSW, jeans are from Urban Outfitters, cardigan from Target, T-shirt from a coffee shop in my home town and my coat is from Old Navy.
CF: How would you describe your style?
ST: I guess my style could be described as being pretty low-key. Most of my clothes are earth tones or neutral colors. I always just try to be comfortable, so I wear a lot of oversized button-ups, men's sweaters and loose T-shirts.
CF: Your jacket is adorable! How do you incorporate such a bright color into your everyday wardrobe?
ST: This jacket is one of the most colorful things that I own and I liked that the waist was gathered to give shape instead of hanging loosely. I'll probably wear it with casual outfits, either with jeans and cardigans like right now, or with shorts and tights.
CF: What three pieces in your closet could you not live without?
ST: My three favorite things are probably these shoes, my Cosby sweaters, and this blue, wool coat that I have. These shoes are fun to wear, versatile and make a great clicking sound on hardwood floors. I've always loved Bill Cosby and have accumulated quite a collection of Cosby-esque sweaters. Then the blue coat looks like something straight out of the '50s with an A-line fit, hood, toggle buttons up the chest and it stops mid-thigh.
CF: What is one quick way to spruce up a casual back-from-break ensemble?
ST: I am usually in art classes so I rarely dress up for class. I usually wear an outfit like this one. But to spice up an outfit, I'll do a cat eye, a rich lip color and a hair accessory like a scarf to pull my bangs back.
How to: This Fashionista shows a great way to mix all your trusty favorites into one fool-proof, go-to-class combination. She pairs one of her favorite T-shirts with a few added layers and straight-legged jeans. Topshop has a great collection of vintage looking knits that would look great layered underneath a cardigan. One easy way to brighten up a mostly neutral ensemble is to add a statement-making jacket or coat. This Fashionista got hers at Old Navy. You can purchase a similar one, here.


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Astana, Kazakhstan (RIA Novosti) Feb 18, 2013
The new Kazakh-Russian space launch facility, Baiterek, will be modified for the launch of Zenit carrier rockets, Kazakhstan's National Space Agency Kazcosmos head Talgat Musabayev said on Wednesday, indicating that the two sides have reached a compromise on the project.
Russia and Kazakhstan are building Baiterek at the Baikonur space port, originally designed to launch Angara carrier rockets capable of delivering up to 40 metric tons of payload to low-Earth orbits. Russia intends to eventually leave Baikonur and conduct its launches from the Vostochny space center in the Far East.
Kazcosmos said in January it will pull out of the project if Russia goes ahead with its plans to build a launch facility for Angara rockets at Vostochny, which will make it a direct competitor to Baiterek.
Musabayev earlier said Kazakhstan would have to abandon the Angara project due to rising costs, which have reached almost $2 billion - more than seven times the original estimate.
Russia and Kazakhstan have also been in dispute over the terms of use for the Baikonur space center. Russian media reports alleged in January that Russia and Kazakhstan might cease cooperation on joint space projects due to a limitation imposed by Kazakhstan on the number of Russian launches from Baikonur.
Kazakhstan stopped Russia from launching several rockets from Baikonur in May 2012 during a dispute over the drop-zone for falling launch debris. Kazakhstan insisted this must be covered by an appendix to the main rental agreement for use of the site. Kazakhstan agreed in June to let the launches go ahead, following talks between Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and his Kazakhstani counterpart Karim Massimov.
The issue of control over Baikonur and the rent Russia pays Kazakhstan to use the facility has been the subject of an ongoing dispute between the two nations ever since Kazakhstan gained independence from the Soviet Union.
The two sides signed an agreement in Astana on January 9, 2004, extending Russia's use of the space center's facilities until 2050. Russia pays an annual fee of approximately $115 million to use the space center, which currently has the world's busiest launch schedule, as well as $50 million annually for maintenance. Kazakhstan ratified the deal in 2004, after Russia threatened to suspend other space projects with Kazakhstan if it did not do so.
Baikonur has 15 launch pads for launching both manned and unmanned space vehicles and supports several generations of Russian spacecraft including the Soyuz, Proton, Tsyklon, Dnepr and Zenit. It was the site of the first launch into orbit of a spacecraft in 1957, when Sputnik was launched, and also Yury Gagarin's first manned space flight in 1961.
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Authors: B. Todd, G.W. Suter II
Herbicides are chemicals used to manipulate or control undesirable vegetation. The most frequent application of herbicides occurs in row-crop farming, where they are applied before or during planting to maximize crop productivity by minimizing other vegetation. They also may be applied to crops in the fall, to improve harvesting. Herbicides are used in forest management to prepare logged areas for replanting; the total applied volume and area covered is greater but the frequency of application is much less than for farming (Shepard et al. 2004). In suburban and urban areas, herbicides are applied to lawns, parks, golf courses and other areas. Herbicides are applied to water bodies to control aquatic weeds that impede irrigation withdrawals or interfere with recreational and industrial uses of water (Folmar et al. 1979).
The potential effects of herbicides are strongly influenced by their toxic mode of action and their method of application. The molecular site of action is challenging to predict because structural associations have not been identified (Duke 1990), but modes of action are well-established. Herbicides can act by inhibiting cell division, photosynthesis, or amino acid production or by mimicking natural auxin hormones, which regulate plant growth, and causing deformities in new growth (Ross and Childs 1996). Methods of application include spraying onto foliage, applying to soils, and applying directly to aquatic systems.
Figure 1 and Table 1 present the ten herbicides most used on agricultural land in the U.S. Glyphosate and atrazine were applied to more than double the crop field acreage than the third leading herbicide, 2,4-D, in 2001.
|Common Application
|Mode of Action
|Amino Acid Inhibitors
Roundup, Ultra, Rodeo, TouchDown Pro, Accord
|Applied primarily to genetically engineered, glyphosate-resistant varieties of soybeans, corn, canola and cotton. Also applied to control woody plants. Because of its broad spectrum and relatively low toxicity to animals, it has a variety of uses in horticulture and in the control of emergent and submerged aquatic macrophytes.
|Applied to the foliage and transported with sugars to metabolic sites where they inhibit amino acid production. Effects will manifest in two or more weeks as discoloration of foliage and deformations in new growth.
|Applied to control weeds in alfalfa, barley, soybeans, and wheat.
Beacon, Pinnacle, Harmony
|Applied to control weeds in small grains, soybeans, and corn and in conifer and hardwood plantations.
|Photosynthesis Inhibitors
Aatrex, Atrazine
|Applied to crops such as corn, soybeans and sorghum, particularly for conservation tillage.
|These broad spectrum herbicides are applied at the soil and carried to the leaves by transpiration. They inhibit photosynthesis.
|Synthetic Auxin, Growth Regulators
|Applied to broad-leafed weeds in corn, small grains, sorghum, pastures and rangeland. Urban use on lawns and grassy rights of way. Also applied for control of broad-leafed trees when planting conifers.
|These synthetic growth hormones are applied to the foliage of dicots and transported to meristems causing uncontrolled growth. Effects can be observed as discoloration of foliage and deformations in new growth. They are fast acting: effects on foliage are visible within minutes of application.
Banvel, Clarity, Vanquish, Veteran
|Cell Division Inhibitors
Treflan and others
|Applied to control grasses and broadleaf weeds in crops such as beans, peanuts, cotton and tobacco.
|These herbicides are applied to the soil to control target vegetation before emergence by inhibiting root growth.
Prowl, Pentagon, Pendulum, Stomp
Dual Magnum, Pennant Magnum
|Applied pre-planting to control annual grasses and broadleaf weeds among crops such as corn and soybeans.
|This herbicide is applied to the soil to control target vegetation by inhibiting or disrupting cell division in shoots.
Herbicides may cause biological impairments of water bodies if they occur in water or sediment at sufficient concentrations. Most commonly, they enter surface water in runoff or leachate, but, because they have relatively low toxicity to fish and invertebrates (Table 2), acute toxicity is likely only when they are deliberately or accidentally applied directly to water bodies. Direct applications may result in direct toxicity to non-target plants and animals or indirect effects due to the death and decomposition of plants. Impairments also are more likely when herbicides are applied together or with other pesticides (Streibig et. al. 1998), resulting in additive or synergistic effects. Tests using the earthworm Eisenia fetida show that atrazine reacts synergistically with chlorpyrifos, an organophosphate insecticide: the mixture is seven times more toxic than the two individual pesticides (Lydy and Linck 2003). Atrazine has been shown to increase the effects of other pesticides in mosquito larvae, fruit flies, houseflies, and midge flies (Belden and Lydy 2000, Lydy and Linck 2003). The surfactants used in herbicide solutions also can be toxic to biota and are not considered when testing active ingredients (Folmar et al. 1979).
|Biological Effect
|Water flea
Daphnia magna
|Acute 48h EC50 is 218 mg/L (ECOTOX)
Gammarus pseudolimnaeus
|Acute 48h EC50 is 42-62 mg/L (ECOTOX)
|Buzzer midge
Chironomus plumosus
|Acute 48h EC50 is 55 mg/L technical glyphosate and 13mg/L Roundup® surfactant (Folmar et al. 1979)
Ephemerella walkeri
|Avoided Roundup® at 10 mg/L but not 1.0 mg/L (Folmar et al. 1979)
|Channel catfish
Ictalurus punctatus
|Acute 96h LC50 is 130mg/L technical glyphosate and 13mg/L Roundup® surfactant (Folmar et al. 1979)
|Fathead minnow
Pimephales promelas
|Acute 96h LC50 is 97mg/L technical glyphosate and 1.0 mg/L Roundup® surfactant (Folmar et al. 1979)
|Rainbow trout
Oncorhynchus mykiss
|More sensitive response to Roundup® at elevated temperatures and at pH as it rises from 6.5 to 7.5, with no increased sensitivity at pH beyond 7.5 (Folmar et al. 1979)
|Bluegill sunfish
Lepomis macrochirus
|American ribbed fluke snail
Pseudosuccinia columella
|Continuous exposure across generations produced reproductive effects on the third generation including rapid embryonic development, embryonic abnormalities, and increased egg laying (Tate et al. 1997)
Labrundinia pilosella
|Reduced emergence at 20 ug/L (Dewey 1986)
|Cream and brown microcaddisfly
Oxyethira pallida
|Shift in emergence period at 20 ug/L (Dewey 1986)
|Non-predatory insects
|Reduced abundance at 20 ug/L (Dewey 1986)
|Stonewort algae
Chara sp.
|Resistant to atrazine up to 100 ug/L (Dewey 1986)
|Tiger salamander
Ambystoma tigrinum sp.
|Increased larval stage duration, reduced weight and body size (Larson et al. 1998)
|Hydra sp.
|48 hr LC50 of 3,000 ug/L (lowest acute value) (U.S. EPA 2003)
Carassius auratus
|96 hr LC50 of 60,000 ug/L (highest acute value) (U.S. EPA 2003)
|Water flea
Ceriodaphnia dubia
|Life cycle chronic value of 3,536 ug/L (highest chronic value) (U.S. EPA 2003)
|Brook trout
Salvelinus fontinalis
|Life cycle chronic value of 88.32 ug/L (lowest chronic value) (U.S. EPA 2003)
Checklist of sources, site evidence and biological effects
Herbicides are addressed in this module as proximate stressors that should be considered in Step 2: List Candidate Causes when potential human sources and activities, site observations, or observed effects support portions of the causal pathways in the herbicides conceptual diagram (Figure 2). The conceptual diagram and other information also may be useful in Step 3: Evaluate Data from the Case. When herbicides are contributing to other stressors (e.g., in stream habitat alteration via reduction in riparian vegetation), rather than causing direct toxicity to organisms, they can be considered as part of the pathway for the proximate cause of impairment.
This checklist will help you determine whether herbicides should be listed as a candidate cause based on the presence of sources and activities, site evidence, or biological effects. For more detailed information on the entries listed here, please see the When to List tab of this module. Like the conceptual diagram (Figure 2), this list also can guide you in collecting evidence that reduces or enhances support for herbicides as a candidate cause.
Sources and Activities
- Forest management
- Agriculture/crop cultivation
- Parks
- Golf courses
- Lawns
- Roads/rights of way
- Aquatic weed control
Site Evidence
- Dead or injured plants
- Fish kills
- Irrigation channels
- Drainage from fields or lawns
- Orchards
Biological Effects
- Inhibition of phytoplankton, periphyton, or macrophytes
- Reduced invertebrate species richness and abundance
- Reduction of sensitive species and abundance of tolerant species
Other stressors may influence herbicide effects, including:
- Temperature: Elevated temperature frequently tends to increase the toxicity of chemicals.
- Moderate to high pH: pH will determine the ionic state and bioavailability of ionizable herbicides.
- DO: If low DO concentration is a candidate cause of a kill or other impairment, signs of herbicide application and resulting dead plant material are evidence of a causal pathway to low DO.
- Unspecified toxics: Surfactants in herbicide formulations can be more toxic to animals than the active ingredients (Folmar et al. 1979, Diamond and Durkin 1997). For example, Folmar et al. (1979) discovered that elevated temperature and pH (i.e., an increase from 6.5 to 7.5) increased the toxicity of Roundup® to bluegill and rainbow trout; the higher toxicity was attributed to the higher toxicity of the surfactant, rather than the active ingredient, glyphosate. The findings of Diamond and Durkin (1997) reinforce this result, showing the toxicity of glyphosate decreases and the toxicity of the surfactant increases at more alkaline pH levels.
You also may wish to consider other causes with similar evidence:
- Insecticides
- Endocrine disruptors
- Toxic metals


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- Natalie Portman's wedding dress was reportedly made by Rodarte. I'm wondering if she didn't go with Dior — for whom she is the public face — after the anti-Semitic comments made by designer John Galliano. [People]
- "Magic Mike"'s Alex Pettyfer may or may not have cheated on his fiancée Riley Keough with a foot fetish model. [Crushable]
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NSW Premier
Mr O'Farrell told the Independent Commission Against Corruption on Tuesday he never received the wine despite testimony from AWH chief executive Nick Di Girolamo that he sent it to Mr O'Farrell's North Shore home by courier and even received a thank-you call. "Having checked with my wife as recently as today we are both certain that it was not received," Mr O'Farrell said.
The evidence about the gift could be significant because if it was received Mr O'Farrell should have declared it on the pecuniary interests register and because it might have influenced Mr O'Farrell in talks then under way over a billion-dollar public-private contract with state-owned Sydney Water.
Geoffrey Watson, SC, counsel assisting ICAC, suggested Mr Di Girolamo was trying to "butter up" the premier and that he said there was a troubling "collision of dates". Invoices suggest Mr Di Girolamo purchased and sent the bottle of Grange on April 20, 2011 just two days after sending Mr O'Farrell a letter asking for an urgent meeting about the contract. A month later on May 27, after Sydney Water made a take-it-or-leave-it offer to AWH, Mr O'Farrell met with Mr Di Girolamo and
Mr O'Farrell said he rejected the inference that he had agreed to the meeting because of the gift. Outside the inquiry he said he was "absolutely confident that in my government's dealing with AWH due process has been followed through". AWH eventually signed an exclusive deal with Sydney Water in late 2011 but it was worth a fraction of what AWH hoped and averted a potentially expensive legal battle. Mr O'Farrell said he did not interfere in the negotiations.
Mr Di Girolamo said he had chosen a 1959 bottle of Grange because it was the year of Mr O'Farrell's birth and he wanted to congratulate him on winning government a month earlier.
Mr O'Farrell said he is "not a wine connoisseur" but he would have known the value of a bottle of 1959 Grange Hermitage and if it had been received he would either have given it away to charity or declared it. There is some doubt about the exact delivery date and Mr O'Farrell said his house was "unoccupied and unattended" after April 21 because his family was away for Easter. Yet a phone log tabled at ICAC shows Mr O'Farrell called Mr Di Girolamo for 28 seconds at 9.29pm on April 20. Mr O'Farrell said he could not recall the call to Mr Di Girolamo on that day and since he had not received the wine he would not have called to say thank you.
AWH donated $96,000 to the Liberal Party before the state election. Mr O'Farrell said under Liberal party rules he was kept ignorant of specific donations. But Mr Di Girolamo said former assistant treasurer
Mr Sinodinos told Parliament last year the donations were not discussed at a board level and he told the inquiry he could not recall the donations.
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Status: Active Town
Date Settled: 1862
Current Population: 340
Peak Population: 10,000
Elevation: 6,605 Feet (2,013 meters)
Primary Mineral: Silver
State: Nevada
Gallery: View 45 Austin, Nevada Photos
Named for Austin, Texas, Austin was founded in 1862, as part of a silver rush reputedly triggered by a Pony Express horse who kicked over a rock. By summer 1863, the Austin and the surrounding Reese River Mining District had a population of over 10,000, and it became the county seat of Lander County (the seat was shifted to Battle Mountain in 1997).
The Nevada Central Railroad was built to connect Austin with the transcontinental railroad at Battle Mountain in 1880. However, by that time the boom was almost over. Major silver production ended by 1887, although there was a slight revival in the 1910s. In the mid 1950s there was a great deal of interest in uranium deposits in the area, but the ore proved to be of low quality. Gold and silver mining has continued in the area sporadically and at generally low levels of production. High quality turquoise is still mined in the area in small quantities. This active turquoise mining, together with several shops that manufacture jewelry from local turqoise have made Austin a sort of Nevada Turquoise mecca.
Today Austin is a "living ghost town", a well-preserved example of an early Nevada mining town. It contains three churches; the Catholic church and the Methodist church were both built in 1866. The Methodist Church is now used as a community center. The Catholic church, St. Augustine's, has been purchased and is being restored as a cultural center for Central Nevada. The Episcopal church, considered by some to be the prettiest frontier church still standing, was built in 1878 and is still in regular use. The International Hotel, first built in Virginia City in 1859 and moved to Austin in 1863 still serves meals and drinks, but does not rent out rooms (there is a motel across the street). The International Hotel is said to be the oldest in Nevada. Austin contains numerous other historical buildings, in various states of repair.
Stokes Castle, a strange three-story stone tower, is located just outside of town. It was built in 1897 by Anson Phelps Stokes, a wealthy eastern capitalist who had a financial interest in several of the local mines. It was only occupied for a month, and then fell into disrepair.
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