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Jags Consider Future Games in Orlando
The Jacksonville Jaguars are considering the possibility of playing some future home games in Orlando, Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver told the Orlando Sentinel.
"There's certainly the possibility that we would play some out-of-market games," Weaver told the newspaper. "If it happened, Orlando would be the best option and most reasonable location.
"In the past, we have reached out to try and cultivate that market and haven't had as much success as we would have liked. We probably need to do a better job. That's a given. We are looking at a long-term strategy and thinking out of the box on how we can build a fan base in Orlando."
Weaver told the newspaper that such a decision probably would be made in conjunction with the NFL's proposed expansion of the regular season, likely to 18 games per team, within the next few years. The owners have discussed lengthening the regular season to 17 or 18 games per club and have indicated they will deal with the issue during their current labor negotiations with the players' union.
The Jaguars have struggled to sell tickets to their home games this season. Weaver previously has said that he expects all of the team's home games to be blacked out on local television in the Jaguars' home market this season for failing to sell out the required 72 hours in advance. There are some concerns within the league about the long-term viability of the franchise in Jacksonville.
But Weaver's plan with Orlando appears to be similar to an arrangement currently being utilized by the Buffalo Bills, who have agreed to play a series of preseason and regular season games in Toronto.
The Bills have indicated that they're not interested in relocating the team but are attempting to gain a regional following to strengthen the franchise economically while operating in one of the league's smallest markets.
Mark Maske
September 30, 2009; 9:40 AM ET
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England started with real intensity and a strong scrum in the middle of the park was rewarded with a penalty that was kicked into touch by Ford. Northampton Saints hooker Mikey Haywood delivered a good throw from the line out and the ball was worked back to Farrell who kicked a grubber through for Wade to touch down for his fifth try of the competition. Ford missed the conversion.
France's response was immediate, heavy pressure from the restart resulted in USA Perpignan prop Sebastian Taofifenua burrowing over to score, and the successful conversion from Jean Pascal Barraque gave France the lead at 7-5.
Both sides then exchanged penalties, Barraque for France and Ford for England, to make the score 10-8. Ford then missed a three-pointer that would have reclaimed the lead for Head Coach Rob Hunter's men, dragging his kick just wide.
Ford's nifty footwork freed up space in open play minutes later, but the 18-year-old fly half couldn't find the support to back him up. England were applying heavy pressure on the French defence and almost broke through five minutes before the break. Ransom found some space behind the French line but was denied by an excellent last-ditch cover tackle.
England's second try came just before half time, again, sustained pressure from the English pack resulted in Ford displaying some deft footwork to dodge several French tackles before crashing over to make the score 13-10 at the break, after the conversion was missed.
Sloppy play from England at the start of the second half handed France two early penalties, No. 13 Barraque missed the first but made no mistake with the second to tie the scores up at 13-apiece.
French wing Marvin O'Connor scored his side's second try of the game with 52 minutes on the clock, making some space for himself along the touchline before cutting inside Ransom to touch down. The conversion was missed, giving France a five-point lead at 18-13.
England hit back with their third try just five minutes later. Ransom, who came within meters of scoring in the first half, made no mistake second time around, touching down wide of the posts after some strong phase play from his teammates. Ford's successful conversion gave England back the lead at 20-18.
A Ford penalty after 65 minutes opened England's lead up to five points, but France almost scored their third try ten minutes later in bizarre circumstance. A French line-out was won by England, but another ball appeared on the pitch while England had possession and the line-out was taken again. France won at the second attempt and almost scored in the corner, but the TV Match Official ruled that the ball wasn't touched down.
Ford's radar was again spot on with seven minutes left to play, converting a long range penalty to give England an eight point lead at 26-18. France then went over England's try line, but Irish referee John Lacey pulled it back after spotting a forward pass in the build up.
With the clock past 80, France were throwing everything at England, but a loose pass in their own half was snapped up by captain Gray who ran through unopposed to touch down between the posts and Ford's conversion brought the game to a close.
Points: Wade 1T, Ford 1T, Ransom 1T, Gray 1T; Ford 3P 2C.

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UIW Football Falls to Central Arkansas in Season Opener
The University of the Incarnate Word opened the 2013 season at #6 Central Arkansas on Thursday night at Estes Stadium and was dealt a 58-7 loss in their first game as an NCAA Division I team.
Despite the loss, the Cardinals (0-1) had a number of bright spots that they can build on for the rest of the season. Red-shirt freshman quarterback Trent Brittain (Eastland/Eastland HS) led the offense against a strong Bears (1-0) defense that was one of the best in the Southland Conference a year ago. Brittain went 21-of-38 passing for 144 yards without tossing an interception and was only sacked twice. He carried the ball nine times for a team-high 70 yards, including a 38-yard touchdown scamper.
Another freshman, Greg Lemon (Austin/Sweeny HS) had a big game at outside linebacker for UIW. He recorded the team's lone sack and also recovered a fumble and picked up 28 yards on the return.
The story of the game was the play of the high-powered offense of the Bears and their new star, freshman wideout Jatavious Wilson. Senior quarterback Wynrick Smothers, the reigning SLC Offensive Player of the Year, was very efficient going 27-of-31 for 267 yards and a touchdown in a little over two quarters of work, but it was Wilson who had the biggest impact on the game. He caught four passes for 105 yards and two scores and he dropped a potential third touchdown. He added two punt returns for 16 yards and capped off his performance with a 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
The Bears never allowed the Cardinals in the game as they scored on each of their first five possessions of the game. Running back Blake Veasley got things started with a pair of touchdown runs in the first eight minutes of the game and finished with a game high 85 yards on 17 carries. Eddie Camara added a 42-yard field goal with 1:39 left in the first quarter.
The Bears kept up the scoring in the second quarter scoring on a Smothers to Wilson 29-yard pass with 7:36 remaining and on a Danzell Williams 1-yard plunge with 2:36 to play in the half.
The Cardinals had to quickly punt and the Bears threatened to score again before the half, but Nick Ginn (Corpus Christi/Calallen HS) forced a fumble that was returned by Lemon. UIW was able to pick up a first down on the legs of Brittain and moved up to the UCA 40-yard thanks to a penalty with time for one final play in the half. The Cardinals ran a perfect "Hail Mary" with three receivers in tight formation and freshman Daryl Brooks (Teague/Teague HS) came down with the ball, but was stopped at the 1-yard line so the Cardinals trailed 30-0 at the half.
In the first half, the Bears racked up 360 yards of total offense to only 101 for the Cardinals, but the second half played a little more evenly. The third quarter started poorly for UIW with a blocked punt being recovered in the endzone by Desmond Smith for a touchdown for the Bears.
A little later in the quarter, Emmanuel Nunez (Dallas/Seguin HS) boomed a 51-yard punt that was muffed by Clay Murphy and recovered by UIW's Daryl Irby (Pearland/Dawson HS) giving the Cardinals their best field position of the game at the UCA 25-yard line. The Cardinals drove down inside the 10-yard line and Brittain nearly scored a touchdown, but in his dive toward the goal line the ball came lose and went out of bounds in the end zone giving a touchback to the Bears.
UCA used the turnover to their advantage. They drove 80 yards in 11 plays using up 4:45 seconds before Williams scored his second touchdown of the game, a 3-yard run.
The Cardinals finally got on the board late in the fourth quarter. After a 30-yard kickoff return by Devin Haywood (San Antonio/Roosevelt HS), the Cardinals picked up a pair of first downs. Facing a second-and-10 at the UCA 38-yard line, Brittain rolled out and found open field racing for a touchdown with 4:00 remaining in the game.
The Cardinals picked up 12 first downs in the game gaining 87 yards on the ground on 24 carries and 144 yards through the air. They were 4-of-16 on third down conversions and committed only one turnover. They had eight penalties for 55 yards. Clint Killough (San Antonio/MacArthur HS) led the team with five catches for 37 yards. Haywood had three kick returns for 106 yards, including a 55-yarder.
Kobie Douglas (Plano/Plano HS) led the UIW defense with eight tackles and a pass break up. Josh Zellars (Baytown/Lee HS) added six tackles in his first game for the club. Nunez finished the game with eight punts for an average of 44.5 yards per kick.
The Bears finished with 142 yards rushing and 381 yards passing. In addition to Veasley, Williams finished with 50 yards on nine carries. Blake Gardner led all players with 10 receptions for 61 yards. Desmond Smith added four catches for 77 yards. Wilson finished the game with 215 all-purpose yards.
The UCA defense had three players with five tackles apiece. Jonathan Woodard and Jordan Toliver each had a sack in the game while Jestin Love had two tackles for loss. Ricky Wyatt and Dezmin Lewis each blocked a kick in the game.
The Bears had 25 total first downs in the game and held a time of possession advantage by holding the ball for 33:24. They converted 10-of-14 third down chances and were 5-for-5 in the Red-Zone.
The Cardinals are back in action next Saturday, September 7 against Texas College in the home opener at 6 p.m.


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National Grid strongly supports Providence Children's Museum mission to provide a stimulating learning environment.
Providence, RI (PRWEB) December 14, 2012
Providence Children's Museum, an active place where kids and grown-ups play and learn together, has received a $50,000 grant from National Grid to support the Museum's major new exhibit, ThinkSpace, as well as provide free Museum admission to 500 low-income families. Education is one of National Grid's charitable focuses and this gift signifies their understanding that spatial thinking is the basis for STEM (science, technology, math and engineering) learning. It also demonstrates National Grid's strong commitment to southern New England's children and families and will help the Museum continue to serve families in need; 40 percent of the Museum's $2.1 million operating budget goes to services for low-income children and families.
"National Grid strongly supports Providence Children's Museum mission to provide a stimulating learning environment for our young people," said Timothy F. Horan, president of National Grid in Rhode Island. "This donation is a reflection of our company's commitment to fund learning programs in Rhode Island and all of our jurisdictions."
"We are deeply grateful to National Grid for their $50,000 lead corporate sponsorship of ThinkSpace," said Museum Executive Director Janice O'Donnell. "By supporting our newest exhibit, National Grid will help the Museum foster young children's interest in STEM subjects, and ensure hands-on learning opportunities for children and families of southern New England."
About National Grid
National Grid is an electricity and gas company that connects consumers to energy sources through its networks. The company is at the heart of one of the greatest challenges facing our society – to create new, sustainable energy solutions for the future and develop an energy system that underpins economic prosperity in the 21st century. National Grid delivers electricity to approximately 3.3 million customers in Massachusetts, New York and Rhode Island. It manages the electricity network on Long Island under an agreement with the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA), and owns over 4,000 megawatts of contracted electricity generation, providing power to over one million LIPA customers. It is the largest distributor of natural gas in northeastern U.S., serving approximately 3.4 million customers in New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. For more information, visit http://www.nationalgridus.com.


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'Survivor: South Pacific' votes off Elyse Umemoto, ousts Stacey Powell
By Elizabeth Kwiatkowski, 10/13/2011
: South Pacific's
Savaii tribe voted Elyse Umemoto out of their tribe during Wednesday night's broadcast of the fifth episode of the CBS reality series' 23rd edition.
"So tonight at Tribal, I have to admit it was a total surprise. Everyone likes to think that they're friends with everybody, but at the end of the day, that's just not the case. So, the trust is forever broken, because how can you know who to trust after feeling so betrayed and feeling so betrayed by several people?" Elyse, a 27-year-old dance team manager and former Miss Washington from Las Vegas, NV, said upon arriving at Redemption Island.
In addition, previously voted off contestant Stacey Powell, a 44-year-old mortician from Dallas, TX, lost the season's third Redemption Island duel to Christine Shields Markoski, a 39-year-old teacher from Merrick, NY, and was permanently ousted from the game.
"I challenged myself. This is something I would have never done. I'm a funeral director, a mortician is what I am. I mean, I'm a diva. Who lives like this? But in spite of everything, I had fun and I'm proud of myself," Stacey told
Jeff Probst
when asked what the adventure meant to her.
As the game's newest Tribal Council victim, Elyse will now take Stacey's place on Redemption Island, where she will battle Christine in the game's next duel and attempt to eventually earn a chance to rejoin the game's other remaining castaways and resume competing for
: South Pacific's
million dollar prize.
: South Pacific's
fifth broadcast began on Night 11 with Stacey arriving at Redemption Island and talking to Christine in her shelter. Stacey told her she was angry at the whole Upolu tribe -- which consisted of Sophie Clarke, a 22-year-old medical student from Willsboro, NY; Albert Destrade, a 26-year-old "baseball/dating coach" from Plantation, FL;
Brandon Hantz
, a 19-year-old oil tanker crewman from Katy, TX; Edna Ma, a 35-year-old anesthesiologist from Los Angeles, CA; Rick Nelson, a 51-year-old rancher from Aurora, UT; Mikayla Wingle, a 22-year-old model and Lingerie Football League player from Tampa, FL; and former
: Tocantins
: Heroes vs. Villains
castaway Coach, a 39-year-old currently residing in Susanville, CA.
Stacey was especially mad at Coach for being the ring leader of his alliance, who she said will all go to hell with "gasoline drawers on."
"Tribal was so fake, so fake. They are not just one big happy family on that tribe. Coach comes on here and tries to act all holier than thou, but he is nothing but a joke. When they find out the truth about him -- At the duel, I'm going to start up a bees nest and let the Red tribe know that Coach is in control over there. I'm going to spill everything that I know about what's going on over there," Stacey explained.
On Day 12, Brandon told his Upolu tribe they had received Tree Mail inviting two tribe members to attend and watch the game's third duel, and he still had a lot on his mind. Brandon was upset over how the season's previous fourth Tribal Council session had played out in that Mikayla admitted the one thing that bothered her the most about him was that he is in the Hantz family, as he's the nephew of former
: Samoa
: Heroes vs. Villains
Russell Hantz
Brandon called her comment an act of prejudice and wanted everyone to realize he was a good guy. He said it would only be worth winning the game if he could do it as a good and honest person.
Albert and Mikayla opted to be the spectators at the upcoming duel, and Coach was just hoping Christine and Stacey were going to "keep their mouths shut" about the prior events that had taken place at their tribe's camp.
Later that day, Jeff met with Stacey, Christine and the onlookers who came to watch the duel. While Albert and Mikayla attended the duel on behalf of the Upolu tribe,
Dawn Meehan
Whitney Duncan
were the witnesses for the Savaii tribe.
At the duel, Stacey told everyone exactly what she had planned to say about Coach and the Upolu tribe and how they had betrayed her, and then Jeff explained the rules to the duel.
Christine and Stacey were each required to drop a ball down a shoot that would spiral downward and eventually fall out the bottom of the contraption, where they must then catch the ball and put it back into the top of the shoot. Every few minutes, another ball would be added, alternating left and right down the shoot and making it more difficult for the castaways to track them. If at any point a ball would hit the ground, that person would be out of the duel.
The last person standing would remain on Redemption Island and stay alive in the game, while the person to lose the challenge would be immediately sent home. Stacey and Christine then squared off in the duel. Stacey dropped one of her balls first and was eliminated, giving Christine her third duel victory.
Albert was frustrated that Stacey had revealed the inner-workings of the Upolu tribe.
"I thought we were going be able to keep under the radar pretty well. It just pisses me off because it makes us look bad in front of the other tribe and I know Coach is going to be pissed," Albert said after the duel.
Once the tribes returned back to their camps after the duel, Albert told Coach that Stacey had outed them about how they, along with Sophie, were in control and were all liars.
"Stacey just went on a rant. Stacey said, 'Coach is running the show,' so now at the merge, I'm probably going to be hit number one. It just ruins my day. It sucks. Could this day get any worse?" Coach said.
Meanwhile, the Savaii tribe -- which consisted of
John Cochran
, a 24-year-old Harvard Law School student from Washington, DC; Whitney, a 27-year-old country singer and former
Nashville Star
finalist from Nashville, TN; Dawn, a 41-year-old English professor from South Jordan, UT; Jim Rice, a 35-year-old medical marijuana dispenser from Denver, CO;
Keith Tollefson
, a 26-year-old water treatment tech from Edina, MN; Elyse; and former
: Cook Islands
: Micronesia -- Fans vs. Favorites
castaway Ozzy Lusth, a 30-year-old currently residing in Venice, CA -- was featuring some conflicting personalities.
Elyse thought her alliance with Jim, Whitney, Keith, and Ozzy was very strong, except she had no idea Jim was scheming with Cochran on the side to eventually take down Ozzy or at least diminish his power in tribe. Elyse felt secure in her position in the tribe had grown very close to Ozzy, which their fellow tribe members noticed.
"I'm kind of just following [Ozzy's] lead. I believe he will take me far into the game and I think we see the game the same way. We feel the same way about the alliance, about the merge, about making it far -- we're pals," Elyse said.
Cochran continued to work hard around camp and it was beginning to annoy him that Elyse and Ozzy slept in everyday and relaxed. He felt Ozzy and Elyse were "wrapped up in their love blanket" and found everything irritating about them.
Dawn and Whitney returned from the duel and told their tribe Coach was running the Upolu show and Albert and Sophie were his puppets.
Ozzy then said that if Coach was smart, he should get rid of Albert soon and his words struck a chord with Jim. Jim assumed Ozzy's advice for Coach represented how he himself would play the game, which meant Ozzy would get rid of one of the strongest men on his own tribe and alliance. Jim felt he and Keith would be those men in Ozzy's eyes, and he knew he had to initiate a little fear in Keith to get him to stray from Ozzy's grasp on him.
At the Upolu tribe, Albert felt he was a target because his tribe members saw him as a threat. As a result, he started looking for the clue and the hidden Immunity Idol. He ended up finding the clue and looked everywhere for the Idol but failed to find it. He then told Sophie and Coach he found the clue in the hopes they would help him find it and remain loyal to him because he shared that valuable information with them.
Coach then went off looking for the hidden Immunity Idol on his own and found it. He told Albert and Sophie he had it, and he was thrilled about his success.
"I mean, are the stars aligning for Coach or what?! This morning, I thought to myself, 'Could this day get any worse?' But now, Coach is a happy man and things couldn't be going better. I gotta get a hold of myself and just say, 'Dragon, just get back in there. You can't go too crazy.' I'm not running the show, but at the moment, pretty close," Coach said.
On Day 14, Cochran and Ozzy went out in the boat to catch fish for the Savaii tribe although Cochran felt he lacked the skills to be an efficient fisherman.
"During his first two
seasons] you see Ozzy as this superhuman guy that could do no wrong, but Ozzy has kind of faded into this middle-aged Ozzy who has a few moments of glory each day when he runs out and catches some fish, but otherwise, he's kind of a lazy ass. He's becoming the arrogant fisher boy jungle boy who feels that he can do no wrong and is entitled to our deference. The more he acts like this, it's going to come back and bite him in the ass," Cochran said.
The castaways then met Jeff again and he explained the rules to what would be their fifth Immunity Challenge and fifth Reward Challenge.
The tribe members learned that each tribe would be given a roasted pig on a spit. With their hands tied behind their backs, they must race to chew off as much meat as they possibly could and although they would be tempted to eat it, they had to spit it out into a large basket. The tribe to spit the most meat into its basket at the end of 10 minutes would win the challenge and immunity. The losing team would have to vote someone out -- who would then be sent to Redemption Island.
In addition to receiving immunity, the winning tribe would also be given veggies, spices, a loaf of bread, and a clue to the location of the hidden Immunity Idol.
The challenge proved to be disgusting and after the 10-minute race was up, the end result was extremely close. Savaii was able to spit 22 pounds and 12 ounces of meat into their basket, while Upolu achieved 22 pounds and 14 ounces -- winning by only two ounces.
After the challenge, while Upolu cooked up the meat they had also won from the challenge, the Savaii tribe had to decide who they were going to vote out next. Cochran continued to work hard around camp, opening coconuts and such, but Ozzy said it was a little too late.
"I think everyone on the tribe still thinks [Cochran] is the weakest link and I think everybody feels good about letting him go tonight," Ozzy said.
Ozzy made it clear Cochran should be the next tribe member to go, but Dawn felt it was time to make some big moves and break up the strong Ozzy alliance. Cochran, Dawn and Jim were on the same team and wanted to vote Elyse off instead.
Jim knew they needed a fourth vote to get Elyse out, so he decided to tell Keith that he felt Ozzy might eventually turn on one of them in order to snag his vote. Jim told Keith about Ozzy's earlier remarks regarding Coach and Albert, and Keith agreed it would be smart to weaken Ozzy by removing Elyse from the tribe.
Keith, who was teamed up with Whitney, discussed their options and realized they needed to vote out Elyse while still hoping to show a little loyalty to Ozzy. They knew they were the swing votes because Ozzy and Elyse were going to vote for Cochran.
"The first alliance I made was me and Ozzy, so tonight's vote is going to be really scary because Elyse gets blindsided and then Ozzy gets blindsided. So, how's Ozzy going to trust me when he thinks we're all voting for Cochran. That's the question I'm going to have to try to figure out," Keith said.
"I don't think Ozzy's going to like it if we all vote [Elyse] off and there goes our alliance," Whitney said. "Keith and I are still trying to find out how to weezle our way around this and still come out in our alliance with Ozzy. It's hard. I wish we could let those three vote for Elyse and us two vote, not for Cochran, but for someone else."
Cochran said he finally didn't feel that bad about his chances going into Tribal Council.
"I don't care if Ozzy thinks we're all against him. We are all against him. We're going to vote him out next time. He's going to hate me more after I vote out his hammock sweetheart, which I hope is what happens tonight," Cochran said.
That night,
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Savaii tribe castaways arrived for their third Tribal Council.
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Professor Andy Davis
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- Director of Institute for Conservation Biology & Environmental Management (ICBEM)
Research Interests
- Ecology of invertebrate larvae
- Chemical ecology
- Defensive strategies in marine invertebrates
- Human impacts on natural systems, including the impact of introduced marine pests
- Structure and dynamics of invertebrate assemblages
- Pattern and determinants of biodiversity
- Additional research information on Caulerpa taxifolia
- Monitoring fish assemblages with Baited Remote Underwater Video (BRUV)
Representative Publications
Davis A.R., Coleman D., Broad A., M. Byrne M., S.A. Dworjanyn & R. Przeslawski (2013) Complex responses of intertidal molluscan embryos to a warming and acidifying ocean in the presence of UV radiation. PLoSONE 8(2) e55939
Broad A., Knott N., Turon X. & A.R. Davis (2010) Effects of a shark repulsion device on rocky reef fishes: no shocking outcomes. Note In: Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 408: 295-298.
Davis A.R. & D.W. Ward (2009) The establishment and persistence of species rich patches in a species poor landscape: role of a structure-forming subtidal barnacle. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 380: 187-198.
Ferguson A.M. & A.R. Davis (2008) Heart of glass: spicule armament and physical defence in temperate reef sponges. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 372: 77-86.
Wright, J.T. & A.R. Davis (2006) Demographic feedback between clonal growth and fragmentation in an invasive seaweed Ecology 87:1744-1754.
Przeslawski, R., Davis A.R. & K. Benkendorff (2005) Synergistic effects associated with climate change and the development of rocky shore molluscs. Global Change Biology 11: 1-8.
Current Students
- Marie-Clare Demers, Project title: Ecological processes in Posidonia australis, an endangered seagrass marine community (co-supervised by Dr Nathan Knott, Marine Parks Authority).
- Matt Rees, Project title: Developing seascape models for pelagic and demersal fish assemblages.
- Will Mulvaney, Project title: The integration of macroalgae into Abalone culture (co-supervised by Dr Pia Winberg, UOW).
- Lauren Cole, Project title: Connecting reefs: Drift algae and rafting invertebrates.
- Laura Lopez, Project title: Interactions between introduced and native freshwater fishes in the face of a changing climate (co-supervised by Dr Marion Wong, UOW).
- Lachlan Fetterplace, Project title: The ecology and movements of temperate soft-sediment associated fishes (co-supervised by Dr Nathan Knott, Marine Parks Authority).
- Jessica Holan, Project title: Impacts of metals on high-latitude marine invertebrates in the face of a changing climate (co-supervised by Dr Cath King, Australian Antarctic Division).
- Daniel Coleman, Project title: Community development and assembly in a changing ocean (co-supervised by Dr Todd Minchinton, UOW)
- Jessica Rugge, Project title: Seeking abiotic surrogates for reef invertebrate assemblages using an Automated Underwater Vehicle (AUV).
- Clare McKenzie, Project title: The utility of microalgae in biofuels (co-supervised by Dr Pia Winberg, UOW)
- Rhiannon Kiggins, Project title: Spatial and temporal variation in seagrass-associated fishes (co-supervised by Dr Nathan Knott, Marine Parks Authority)
- Caitlin O'mara, Project title: Behavioural responses of fishes to stress (co-supervised by Dr Marion Wong, UOW)
- Sharon Myers, Project title: Size changes in marine molluscs: an historical perspective
Suggested Topics for Future Students
What are the pattern and determinants of spatial and temporal variation in recruitment of solitary ascidians.
Sterols and free-fatty acids in molluscan egg masses can be effective antimicrobial compounds; do they also play an antifeedant role?
Are sessile-invertebrate assemblages in shallow coastal lakes structured from the top down or by the availability of suitable settlement substrata?
What are the ecological impacts of Caulerpa spp. on the structure of rocky intertidal and subtidal zone assemblages?
What are the patterns of biodiversity in coastal lakes in central and southern NSW and, selecting appropriate taxa, can effective surrogates be identified?
Mycosporine-like Amino Acids (MAAs) are apparently effective sunscreens; do they also possess antimicrobial or antifeedant activity?
Does exposure of adult invertebrates to conditions anticipated under climate change affect the provisioning and performance of their offspring?
What is the relative importance of physical vs. chemical defences in deterring predators for sessile invertebrates? To what extent are these defences inducible?
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Lab Highlights
Andy Davis, Convenor Australian Marine Science Association (AMSA) Conference, New Waves in Marine Science.
Daniel Coleman, AMSA oral awards; Victorian Marine Science Consortium Award,
Editor's Choice Award Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research
Awarded Best Performance in the Bachelor of Marine Science Honours
Liz West, three papers accepted from her honours project on Caulerpa taxifolia
Maiko Lutz, winner Jim Campbell Award for best School of Biological Sciences Honours thesis
Andy Davis, Distinguished Visiting Scholar, University of Canberra
Rachel Przeslawski, winner New Scientist and British Council writing competition – "Sunburnt Seaslugs", published in NewScientist
Matt Kindred, winner Alan Sefton award for best Environmental Science Honours thesis
Amanda Watson, winner Jim Campbell Award for best School of Biological Sciences Honours thesis
Gabbia davisi (Bithyniidae:Mollusca) 'discovered' in southwest Queensland
Kirsten Benkendorff, winner Young Australian of the Year (Science & Technology Category)
Abbreviated CV
Academic Degrees
- PhD (Zoology) University of Adelaide, Australia, 1987
- MSc (Hons -1st class) University of Auckland, New Zealand, 1982
- B.Sc (Zoology major) University of Auckland, New Zealand, 1980
Academic and Research Appointments
- 2014 - present Professor in Biology, University of Wollongong
- 2000 Associate Professor in Biology, University of Wollongong
- 2006-Distinguished Visiting Scholar, University of Canberra
- 1993-2000 Senior Lecturer in Biology, University of Wollongong
- 1996 Visiting Research Fellow - Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
- 1989-1993 Lecturer in Biology, University of Wollongong
- 1987-1989 Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution Postdoctoral Fellowship
- 1987 Lecturer in Statistics & Computing, South Australian College of Advanced Education


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Just starting out here in the UK, as a hobby taxidermist, does anyone know anything about the procedures to be followed should I (for example) want to import a tanned Wolf hide into the UK from the USA? I am aware that from here i need an import licence, and am awaiting detailed guidance notes from the UK CITES department, but there must be someone out there who has exported stuff to the UK before now, and of course done it all legally and above board, so what is the procedure? I am assuming I have to have details from the USA of what I want to import and who from with supporting documentation, to apply for my import licence, and also that whoever is exporting something to me will have to provide me with a copy of their export licence before I can get my import licence. (gets confusing!) I spent ages trawling the UK CITES website trying to figure it out, but ended up totally bogged down. I expect the guidance will come through in a week or two, but can anyone put the procedure into simple terms for me?
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CITES gets confusing, but your management authority should be able to help you out.
Grey wolves, which I will assume you are talking about, are endangered in the lower 48 states. So, a legal wolf would have to come from Alaska or from Canada, and have been shipped to the US. If someone in the US has wolf hides to ship to the UK, they would be CITES II listed. That means whoever is shipping them to you would have to get a CITES II permit from the US management authority. Then it has to clear the fish and wildlife folks here for export, the shipper should contact the fish and wildlife office nearest him/her to make sure they comply with any other export issues. Whatever the UK requires would be in addition to this.


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Bacteria in marine environments are often under extreme conditions of e.g., pressure, temperature, salinity, and depletion of micronutrients, with survival and proliferation often depending on the ability to produce biologically active compounds. Some marine bacteria produce biosurfactants, which help to transport hydrophobic low water soluble substrates by increasing their bioavailability. However, other functions related to heavy metal binding, quorum sensing and biofilm formation have been described. In the case of metal ions, bacteria developed a strategy involving the release of binding agents to increase their bioavailability. In the particular case of the Fe3+ ion, which is almost insoluble in water, bacteria secrete siderophores that form soluble complexes with the ion, allowing the cells to uptake the iron required for cell functioning. Adaptive changes in the lipid composition of marine bacteria have been observed in response to environmental variations in pressure, temperature and salinity. Some fatty acids, including docosahexaenoic and eicosapentaenoic acids, have only been reported in prokaryotes in deep-sea bacteria. Cell membrane permeability can also be adapted to extreme environmental conditions by the production of hopanoids, which are pentacyclic triterpenoids that have a function similar to cholesterol in eukaryotes. Bacteria can also produce molecules that prevent the attachment, growth and/or survival of challenging organisms in competitive environments. The production of these compounds is particularly important in surface attached strains and in those in biofilms. The wide array of compounds produced by marine bacteria as an adaptive response to demanding conditions makes them suitable candidates for screening of compounds with commercially interesting biological functions. Biosurfactants produced by marine bacteria may be helpful to increase mass transfer in different industrial processes and in the bioremediation of hydrocarbon-contaminated sites. Siderophores are necessary e.g., in the treatment of diseases with metal ion imbalance, while antifouling compounds could be used to treat man-made surfaces that are used in marine environments. New classes of antibiotics could efficiently combat bacteria resistant to the existing antibiotics. The present work aims to provide a comprehensive review of the metabolites produced by marine bacteria in order to cope with intrusive environments, and to illustrate how such metabolites can be advantageously used in several relevant areas, from bioremediation to health and pharmaceutical sectors.
Marine bacteria have to adapt to the physical, chemical and biological conditions found in the oceanic environment, which is reflected in their physiology and biochemical properties. The presence of a relatively high concentration of Na+ ions in sea water has influenced the requirement for these ions by most marine bacteria [
The diversity of marine environments has exerted a driving force on bacteria selection leading to new adaptive strategies and the synthesis of new metabolites [
Adaptations to the sea conditions can affect secondary metabolite production. For example, of four actinomycetes isolates that produce novel metabolites, all grew to some extent when seawater was replaced by complex fermentation medium in deionized water, but only one of the four was able to produce the metabolite in the absence of seawater [
The quest for interesting bioactive natural products from marine strains has been stimulated by the need for anti-tumor and anti-cancer agents and for efficient antibiotics for multi-resistant strains. Furthermore, it has been suggested that metabolites obtained from algae and invertebrates such as sponges, mollusks and tunicates are in reality produced by microorganisms [
Molecular approaches such as the extraction of DNA from seawater have shown a much wider bacterial diversity than that obtained by culture-based methods. Cultivation conditions in the laboratory seldom reflect natural conditions found in the sampling site and thereby fast-growing strains are selected (for a review see [
The maintenance of the integrity of the cellular membrane is vital to bacterial cells, since it acts as a permeability barrier to solutes, is responsible for the maintenance of the energy status of the cells, for signal transduction and other energy-transduction processes and for keeping turgor pressure [
In general, higher salinity concentrations cause an increase in the content of negatively charged phospholipids at the expense of neutral phospholipids. Gram-negative bacteria decrease the proportion of zwitterionic phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) in the membrane with simultaneous increase in the proportion of the negatively charged phosphatidylglycerol (PG) and/or diphosphatidylglycerol (cardiolipin, CL) [
The outer layer of Gram-negative bacteria is mainly constituted of lipopolysaccharides (LPS), which are usually organized into three subdomains: a glycolipid region (lipid A), the oligosaccharide of the core, and a polysaccharide referred as
Bacteria are also masters at changing the fatty acid composition of their membranes in response to environmental stresses.
Oil spills occur often in ecosystems with high or moderate salinities, such as the sea, estuaries and seashores, and thus bioremediation of alkanes and other oil compounds must be carried out under saline and non-optimal temperature conditions. Since both salinity and growth temperature influence the cellular hydrophobicity, the uptake of the hydrocarbons can also be quite influenced [
In phsychrophiles, the very cold rigidifying conditions are overcome by incorporation of specific fatty acids to maintain membrane fluidity and transport of substrates and nutrients across the membrane. In the Gram-positive
Bacteria have traditionally been considered unable to produce poly-unsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), but deep sea isolates have been found to contain PUFAs such as docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) in their membranes. Bacteria containing PUFAs have been isolated from deep sea fish, sediments, seawater and amphipods [
Bacterial cells are also able to produce fatty acids as defense compounds. For example,
Sterols play a relevant role in the physiology and biochemistry of all eukaryotic organisms. As part of the cell membrane, they control its fluidity and permeability. Besides this well-established role, sterols can be involved in the control of membrane related metabolic processes, are the precursors for a wide array of relevant metabolites for cellular and developmental processes (
With the notable exception of members of the family
Bacterial exopolysaccharides, or more generally exopolymeric substances (EPS), have several functions including protection from desiccation, cryoprotection, stabilization of enzymes by buffering pH and salinity fluctuations, surface adherent, nutrient storage and sequestration of toxic compounds. Polysaccharides represent in general 40–95% of the EPS [
The benefit given by the EPS must compensate the important carbon and energy investment required by the bacterial cells for their production [
Novel EPS have been isolated from marine bacteria, especially from those collected in the deep-sea near hydrothermal vents. This environment is characterized by high pressure and temperature, as well as high levels of sulfur and heavy metals. Several of the mesophilic, thermophilic and hyperthermophilic bacterial strains isolated have been able to produce EPS in the laboratory [
The bacterium
Some of the EPS from marine bacteria have biosurfactant properties, decreasing the surface tension of the media and increasing the bioavailability of low water soluble compounds. One of the fractions obtained from the crude biosurfactants of
As mentioned in the previous section, extracellular polymers enhance the adaptability and survival rate of bacteria in marine environments, especially under extreme conditions. The EPS change the physical and biogeochemical microenvironment around the cell [
The development of biofilms is thought to be mediated by chemical compounds that act as signals and that are released by bacteria in a density-dependent manner. The process called "quorum sensing" [
The discovery of
The extraordinary diversity of marine metabolites has also showed that some strains can produce inhibitors of QS of other bacteria.
Terpenes, which are compounds derived from isoprene units, are widely spread throughout nature, mainly in plants as constituents of essential oils. For his contribution to the identification and characterization of terpenes from essential oils, Geheimrat Otto Wallach was awarded with the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1910. More than 25,000 individual terpenes and terpenoids, their oxygenated derivatives, are known, which makes this probably the largest group of natural products. The large majority of known terpenes are derived from terrestrial sources, in particular from plants and fungi. Studies describing the biotransformation using enzymes, cell extracts or whole cells of bacteria, cyanobacteria, yeasts and microalgae have also been published (for a review see [
The majority of the bacteria occurring in the sea are chromogenic. The carotenoids produced by marine bacteria do not differ significantly from terrestrial bacteria, the main characteristics being a comparative lack of hydrocarbon carotenoids, synthesis of polydroxy compounds and inability to synthesize lutein [
In 2007, Schulz and Dickschat published an extensive review on the production of volatiles by bacteria [
The increasing number of terpenes reported from marine bacteria suggests that there should be a high number of these compounds still to be isolated and characterized. Their role in bacterial cell physiology is also unknown in most cases.
Most microorganisms depend on iron for diverse cell processes, namely respiration, photosynthesis or production of pigments. In the presence of low-iron environments, such as the ocean seawater, where the dissolved iron level is roughly of 20 pM to 1 nM [
The Fe(III)-siderophore complexes are quite stable, since the stability constants range from 1025 to 1050 for such metal-ligand complexes [
Desferrioxamine B was also shown to form stable complexes with uranium (VI). The different species of the uranyldihydroxo complex formed had stability constants within 1017–1023 [
The number of siderophore structures from marine microorganisms is relatively scarce when compared with those from terrestrial microorganisms. This may be partially ascribed to the tapping of marine resources for this class of compounds being undertaken more recently. Unlike terrestrially produced siderophores, those originated from marine microorganisms are vastly amphiphilic [
Two major patterns for the wide majority of marine sidephores have been pinpointed. On the one hand, are suites of amphiphilic siderophores containing a Fe(III)-binding headgroup and a fatty acid appendage with variable chain length. On the other hand, are siderophores containing α-hydroxycarboxylic acid moieties (
When bacteria are under iron starvation, siderophores bind to Fe3+, yielding a thermodynamically very stable ferrisiderophore, [
As part of natural iron chelators, marine siderophores are clearly relevant players in aquatic ecosystems due to the role played in the iron cycle. They can furthermore contribute to the development of therapeutic drugs and food supplements, targeted at specific conditions, as well as in the development of biosensors and biofilms [
The full chemical potential of marine bacteria is still far from established. Recent technological improvements have considerably enhanced this field of studies, for example, high pressure liquid chromatography with diode array detection for metabolite assessment, mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance to determine the identity and structure of the compounds and even the possibility of analyzing whole-cell MALDI-TOF MS spectral profiles. The use of fluorescent specific dyes to assess cellular physiology and the structure of cell aggregates and biofilms will also contribute to the study of the particularities of adaptive mechanisms in marine bacteria.
The major obstacle to the full assessment of bacterial metabolites and adaptive mechanisms is, however, the difficulty to reproduce in laboratory the conditions usually found by the bacteria in natural stressful environments. Unfortunately, it is still common to find differences in bacterial diversity measured from the counting of cultures obtained in the laboratory from natural samples and the diversity assessed directly in those samples by the application of molecular techniques. Hopefully, the recent advances in analytical methodologies will enable us to clarify the particular biochemical mechanisms and potential of marine bacteria.
The authors would like to thank Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, Portugal (program Ciência2007) for financial support.
Chemical structure of common sterols.
Examples of terpenes produced by marine bacteria.
Functions and applications of exopolymeric substances produced by marine bacteria.
|Examples of functions of EPS in bacterial cells
|Benefit during competition for space and nutrients on surfaces
|Allow survival in oilwells
|Polysaccharide and proteins
|Helps microbial interactions
|Bone-healing material
|Biosurfactant; antimicrobial action
|Tissue regeneration; antithrombotic effects
|Antifouling activity
|Antitumor activity
|Pseudoplastic behavior
Some siderophores produced by marine microorganisms that have been recently described. Apart from their common Fe(III) scavenging nature, other (potential) roles or noticeable features are referred to.
|Amphiphilic cell associated siderophores. This feature can be ascribed to the membrane affinities of amphibactins, which range from 3.8 × 103 to 8.3 × 102 M−1, clearly exceeding those for other amphiphilic siderophores.
|Backbone derived from ω-N-hydroxyhistamine, cysteine, and 2,3- dihydroxybenzoic acid. Producing strain is a fish pathogen
|Contain a given peptidic head group that coordinates Fe(III), alongside with an appendage of a fatty acid moiety. Aquachelins display low critical micelle concentration. Production by open ocean bacteria
|Anti-tumor activity
|Desferrioxamine G
|Strain BLI-41
|Structurally similar to desferrioxamine B, but for the substitution of a terminal methyl group by a propionic acid moiety
|Anti-bacterial activity tested against the pathogen
|Loihichelins A–F
|Potential role in the promotion of Mn(II) and Fe(II) oxidation
|In the presence of Fe(III) marinobactins undergo a spontaneous phase change to form vesicles. In the absence of iron, they are present as micelles at concentration over the critical micelle concentration.
|Ochrobactins A–C
|Membrane-associated citrate-type photoreactive siderophore, amphiphilic derivatives of aerobactin
|Petrobactin and sulfonated derivatives thereof
|Sulfonation takes place in an aromatic ring of petrobactin and is considered to increase the water solubility of the aromatic compounds, as well as to reduce the oxidation of the catechol ring and affect the Fe(III) stability constant
|Rare siderophore, one of the two findings of this compound as a natural product. Contains the unusual 3,4-dihydroxycatechol moiety, that is also found in petrobactin
|Inhibitory of the growth of fungal plant pathogens
|Polycarboxylate siderophore
|Synechobactins A–C
|Schizokinen derivatives with amphiphilic nature, where an hydroxamic acid is replaced by a long fatty acid, these siderophores are suggested to fix into the membrane of cyanobacteria, given the high affinity, therefore preventing its loss by diffusion into marine environments
|Stoichiometrical boron binding ability through the α-hydroxy- carboxylic acid groups. The photoproduct of this photosensitive siderophore lacks affinity for iron, hence leading to the destruction of the ligand, in contrast with other photosensitive siderophores, where the photoproduct can still coordinate and sequester Fe(III). This characteristic has been suggested to contribute for the mutualistic sharing of iron between marine bacteria and phytoplankton
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|Through the hydroxamate groups
|Aquachelins, marinobactins, ochrobactins, synechobactins
|Through the oxygen atoms of each hydroxamate group and both oxygen atoms of the β-hydroxy aspartic acid (in the aquachelins and marinobactins) or of the citric acid (in the ochrobactins and synechobactins)
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|Through the β-hydroxy aspartate moieties and a catecholate group
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In 1938, General Motors had formed the GM Diesel Division which was the ancestor to Detroit Diesel. Being the period of World War II, there was a huge demand for tanks, landing crafts, road building equipment and standby generators. These required the engines to be compact, lightweight, two-cycle products.
The war soon ended but GM Diesel recognized the growing opportunity in the on-highway truck market. The company worked on the development of heavy duty engines to meet the commercial needs and in 1957 it introduced the Series 53 and Series 71 engines for on-highway as well as off-road use.
In the late 1950s and early 1960s GM Diesel began to focus on developing a worldwide network of independent, authorized distributors and dealers to provide parts and service.
In 1965 GM Diesel became Detroit Diesel Engine Division. Five years later, General Motors consolidated the company with the closely allied transmission and gas turbine businesses of the Allison Division to form the Detroit Diesel Allison Division. The Series 149 was also introduced in 1965 to replace Series 110.
Though GM continued to focus on its core business, the engines designed by Detroit while under GM's control are still very popular and demonstrate the company's level of engineering ability.
The GM 6.2 liter Detroit Diesel engine was an early effort by the automaker to produce diesel powered trucks and sport utility vehicles. This 6.2 liter diesel engine replaced the 5.7 liter Oldsmobile engine in 1982. The 6.2 was a better engineered engine and was a better alternative to the more thirsty gasoline powered V-8 offerings. The 6.2 was used for Chevrolet, GMC C/K pickups and the Hummer H1.
Introduced in 1982 the 6.2 liter engine was found to be fuel efficient. The horsepower was rated at 130. By 1993, the horsepower was raised to 143. The torque was rated at 240 foot pounds. Torque is the twisting force generated to give the truck of SUV towing power and acceleration. The torque was rated at 257 foot-pounds in 1993. The weight of the engine was 700 lbs.
GM 6.2 liter diesel engine was replaced by 6.5 liter engine in 1993. However, the 6.2 liter diesel is still a favorite among truck restorers as a replacement engine. Vintage Chevy and GMC trucks are often modified by their owners to operate on the 6.2-liter diesel. Many of these engines were also used in older models of Land Rovers. The GM 6.2 liter Diesel engine is still popular due to its availability, easy maintenance and affordable price.
The 6.5 liter diesel engine that replaced the 6.2 liter was not meant to be a power and torque competitor with Ford/International and Dodge/Cummins. It was rather a simply devised workhorse engine that made credible power, achieved decent fuel economy and met emission standards in half-ton trucks. Most 6.5 liter engines were also equipped with a turbo. This engine is still produced for the HMMWV.
There are several options in the GM 6.5 liter diesel engines. The Turbocharged L56 was used in most of the half ton and light duty ¾ ton trucks. The heavy duty ¾ ton and 1 ton trucks used Turbocharged L65 engine. While the L56 is emissions controlled with EGR and catalytic converters, the L65 engine has no EGR or catalytic converter. However, there is a soot trap in L65 engines that is often mistaken for a catalytic converter. Apart from L56 and L65, the other versions of GM 6.5 liter diesel engines include L49 and L57. The L49 and L57 are both naturally aspirated engines. L57 is also listed as a Heavy Duty engine. Other RPO codes include LQM (175 horse power) and LQN (190 horse power).
GM made some changes in the 6.5 liter engines for its light trucks. These were to reduce the emissions and for reliability improvement. In the middle of 1996 General Motors also implemented a redesigned engine cooling system by incorporating twin non bypass blocking thermostats and a 130 GPM water pump. This improved the flow through the block by 70 to 75 percent and also the flow to the radiator by 7 percent.
The technical specifications for the General Motors 6.5 liter diesel engine include:
- Engine RPO Codes: L49, L56, L65, LQM, LQN
- Engine Displacement: 6.5 liter / 397 cu in
- Bore * Stroke: 4.06*3.82 in
- Block / Head : Cast Iron / Cast Iron
- Aspiration: Turbo charged. Also available as naturally aspirated.
- Valvetrain: OHV 2-V
- Compression: GM Early 21.3:1, GM Late 20.3:1, AMG/GEP Marine 18:1
- Injection: Indirect
- Power / Torque (lowest): 180 hp (134 kW) @ 3,400 rpm/ 360 lb feet (488 Nm) @ 1700 rpm
- Power / Torque (highest): 215 hp (160 kW) @ 3.200 rpm/ 440 lb feet (597 Nm) @ 1800 rpm
- Maximum RPM : 3400
The fuel system on both the 6.2 and 6.5 diesel engines by General Motors relies on a very basic set up. The 6.2 liter engine is based on a camshaft driven mechanical lift pump that draws fuel from the tank to the injection pump. For the 6.5 liter diesel engine, the lift pump is electrically powered. The injection pump delivers the exact amount of fuel that the injectors require to fire correctly. The fuel system uses indirect injection. For the 1982-1993 engines it was entirely mechanical, quite like that of Ford 6.9 and 7.3 International Harvester IDI. The engines manufactured in and after 1994 have a similar system but use electronically regulated Stanadyne DS4831 series of injection pumps. These are superior to the mechanical DB2831 series found on 1992-1993 6.5 liter engines and the DB2829 found on 6.2 liter ones.
At present GM uses 6.6 liter Diesel engines for trucks from a joint corporation between GM and Isuzu Duramax and the modern engines also have excellent fuel filtration systems to minimize the failures of injection systems. With more efficiency and better power, these diesel engines also cause significantly less pollution and noise. The 6.6 liter engine was initially used in Chevy and GMC trucks and has been used since 2001 for pickups, vans, and medium-duty trucks.


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Follow the LeaderThe Episcopalian Church follows the Presbyterians on renouncing anti-Israel rhetoric.
The US Episcopal Church has taken a significant pro-Israel turn at its triennial General Convention, joining the Presbyterians in abandoning pro-Palestinian rhetoric and adopting a resolution repudiating anti-Jewish interpretations of the New Testament.
Though I doubt we'll see anything similar any time soon from the Anglicans in Britain - the British equivalent Christian denomination - given the extreme left leaning composition of its ecclesiastical class.
Meanwhile, back to the Episcopalians:
Bishop Edward Little of northern Indiana also asked church to apologize to the Jewish people for its "consistently unbalanced approach to the conflict in the Middle East." "Virtually all General Convention resolutions concerning the Middle East, and all public policy pronouncements by Episcopal agencies, have relentlessly criticized the state of Israel, portraying the Jewish state as an oppressor nation and the Palestinian people as victims of Israeli oppression," he argued.
Opponents of the resolution argued the church should apologize instead to the Palestinians for the US government's support for Israel.
However, Rev. Bruce Chilton, professor of religion at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York stated, "Terrorism is a war crime. If we fail to say that, how can we claim any moral ground whatsoever?"
That's really encouraging.
As an aside, some months back, I read the introductory chapters to Rev. Chilton's work on Jesus, Rabbi Jesus, An Intimate Biography, and enjoyed his presentation very much. He stresses Jesus' Jewish upbringing, as well as the northern, Galilean roots of Jesus' Judaism. He's a member of the Jesus seminar, a group of scholars dedicated to research the historical Jesus. That is, to use historical and exegetical methods to unsplice - to the extent possible - the historical parts of Christianity from traditional but ahistorical interpretations.
Since the Jesus Seminar usually attracts a fairly liberal group of scholars, it is nice to see one of them standing firm on a position like this, against opposition, that terrorism is a war crime. And that this point must be repeated in the Israeli-Palestinian situation, to give proper context to the debate.
Incidental to this discussion, Amazon has updated their Search Within This Book function. (I used it to make sure I was referring to the correct book by Bruce Chilton.) It is better in some ways, but it seems to take longer to load. Which is annoying.


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Sixth-year head coach Tom Carmean's move from co-head coach to the top slot on the sidelines paid immediate dividends in 2001, as a reborn men's lacrosse program jumped out to an impressive 5-1 start, followed by a 9-7 campaign in 2002, a 10-5 mark in 2003, an 11-5 season in 2004 and an 11-4 slate in 2005, showing signs that a future in the NESCAC's upper echelon is immanent. Carmean - a three-time All-America at the University of Massachusetts and veteran of 11 seasons in professional lacrosse - draws from a wealth of experience in the college and pro game. During a standout collegiate playing career, he was recognized as one of the top attackmen in the nation, twice leading the Minutemen to the NCAA Quarterfinals before graduating with a degree in English in 1988. From there, he tutored his former UMass teammates as a graduate assistant coach, earning a master's degree in education in 1992. In 10 seasons of pro indoor lacrosse, Carmean was a five-time All-League selection and led the Major Indoor Lacrosse League's Boston Blazers to a trio of appearances in the League Championship Series. He also suited up for the M.I.L.L.'s New York Saints and Rochester Nighthawks, and played with the Bridgeport Barrage, an outdoor professional team, in 2003. Along the way, the Ithaca, N.Y., native coached three seasons at nearby South Hadley High School before accepting an assistant coaching position at Amherst in 1999.
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Assistant coach Milton Gooding came to Amherst via Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio where, as the head assistant soccer coach in 1993, he helped lead the Lords to an undefeated season, a national No. 1 ranking and a trip to the NCAA Division III Final Four, where they fell to the eventual national champion University of California at San Diego. Kenyon rebounded with a similarly impressive 18-2 record in 1994, advancing to the Regional Championship game for the second consecutive year. In Gooding's two campaigns at Kenyon, the Lords posted a whopping 32-3 overall record. Gooding has had similar success since coming to Amherst as a men's soccer co-head coach and lacrosse assistant in 1997, helping lead the men's soccer team to a New England Championship and a trip to the NCAA Division III Final Four in his first season. Since then, the team has sustained its winning ways with trips to the NCAA Regional Finals in 1998 and 2002 and continued national Top-20 rankings, rising as high as No. 6 in the NSCAA national poll while leading the team to a 10-3-2 season in 2003. Gooding was a two-sport high school standout in soccer and lacrosse at the Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Connecticut, and played collegiate soccer at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and continued his education at Northeastern University, where he graduated in 1992 with a degree in English. This is Gooding's eighth season with the Amherst lacrosse program.
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I'll be posting Part III in the coming weeks, so stay tuned, and please let me know what other questions I can help answer — that's what my "Ask Me" page is for!
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File this one under unintentional hilarity. Volvo announced today that they were recalling 2010-2011 C30, S40 and V50 models equipped with manual transmissions. As you might expect, the number is fairly low, but we squealed with delight when we found out that the number was in the triple digits – 536 cars to be exact.
According to Volvo, a gearshift lever stud could come loose, preventing owners from changing gears. Dealers will fix the problem free of charge, but based on the number of manual Volvos in existence, they will likely have better odds of being struck by lightning than fixing the aforementioned problem.


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- Why titles like Ecstasy and Helter Skelter?
See the Times article on the titles.
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- Why do you suppose Kimmelman called "investigation of doubt as a radical critique of Enlightenment rationalism" catalog claptrap? What does "claptrap" mean?
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I think "pretentious" is the key word. jeanne
- Kimmelman speaks of ecstasy having provided "intense feelings of connectedness with one's companions and with humanity in general." We might today speak of social learning, answerability, the Other. Kimmelman suggests that the drugs of the 60s provided such feelings, but that we seem to have lost that today. He reviews the exhibit as providing some sense of this connectedness we keep trying to achieve. If you could go to the exhibit, what signs of connectedness would you look for in the art exhibited, in the visitors?
Consider what Kimmelman calls "good theatre." Ecstasy will remain open through February 20 downtown. Try to see it.
- Kimmelman says: "There is a dream of radicalism and the cynical sense of its inevitable corruption - an awareness that utopia and dystopia are often the same." What does he mean by this?
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