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Three climbing specialists – Brent Bookwalter, Steve Morabito and Ivan Santaromita – who helped Cadel Evans win the Tour de France last year headline the BMC Racing Team's roster for the Tour of Austria.
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I just wanted to share this, look what the postman brought today!!
this broadhead is so cool... im in love!
I just wanted to share this, look what the postman brought today!!
this broadhead is so cool... im in love!
That does look sweet. Whatcha gonna use em on?
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bowhunting is illegal in austria (), but i can bowhunt in hungary (which is aprox 1h away from vienna) and maybe i will go on a hunting trip to spain this summer.
in hungary roe deer and wild boar are widespread but theres also alot of red deer. in spain you find quite the same species, but hunting red deer is much more affordable!
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Thats a good question.. This is the situation in Europe: http://www.dbjv.org/bogenjagdineuropa/index.htmlWhy is bow hunting illegal in Austria?
Silencers for guns are illegal as well in Austria and bowhunting is a silence hunting method, so authorities believe bowhunting would encourage poaching. what a stupid argument, since poachers dont care about legal or illegal, therefor they are pochers..
furthermore does the hunting law in Austria say, that a projectile which is used to kill an animal must have a certain velocity. of course an arrow doesnt even come close to the required energy and velocity..
this and other arguments are clearly stubborn, but hunting is a very traditional matter in Austria and hunting culture is very important and upheld (which is not a bad thing), new inputs and ideas (like bowhunting) are just processed extremely slow..
Luke, here in the states every state has it's own rules and hunting regulations. Not really alot different than the different countries there. In Wisconsin where I live, I couldn't use a crossbow for hunting at all until this past year when they finally allowed crossbows but only during thier nine day deer gun season. That is unless you are 65+ years or get a special permit for disabled hunters. On the plus side though our archery deer season is open from the middle of September until the middle of January and then there are special hunts in different municipalities where there are alot of deer in the city limits. Green Bay has special bow only hunts in the city park system that ran into February and I think even early March.
Some states have a very short deer season and allow any weapon, traditional bow, compound bow, cartridge gun or muzzle loader. Some have special muzzle loader only hunts and some don't. Some states allow the use of expandable broadheads and some don't. Some states don't allow any electronics on a bow.
There used to be a velocity minimum limit for pistol hunting deer in Wisconsin but they have removed that limitation but still have the 6" barrel length minimum.
Thier reason for not allowing crossbows to be used during the archery deer season is that it would make it too easy for anyone to do. Then they want to know why hunter license sales are declining.There might be some people that decide to go archery hunting with a crossbow that had never hunted with a bow before, but if they found out that I can shoot probably as accurate if not more accurate with a compound bow, and a farther distance, than they can with a crossbow they might change. Or quit. Crossbows are not the killing machines that some people think. Most don't shoot as fast as most modern compound bows.
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Those are some beautiful broadheads! My question though (to all of you who have used them) are they worth the cost?
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Unlike the United States many aboard countries, more of the European stage, hunting is the upper class affair and they keep strict control over it. The Royal families and upper class still maintain their hunting properties with Game Keepers. Game Keepers are to "rid" the property of unwanted guests (coons, owls, ground hogs, badgers, hawks and so forth). Of course, protected species is a protected species so long as it isn't on the hunting property. Don't tell, no one knows. This also applies right here in the United States - unwanted guests removed be it quietly.
If allowed hunting some countries charge so much it is unaffordable. Watching this show one night. The one being interviewed, traditional bow, replied his cost would be the equivalent of $8000.00. Another report was our dollar value of $3000.00.
Of course, this is right up there with some of the leased properties here in the states. Boys, I can't afford some $2500 for a 6 day deer bow hunt. I sure can't afford; "Hey, take a kid hunting" for another $2500. Right now in my area it's almost impossible to find a place to squirrel or rabbit hunt because property being leased for deer hunting. Watching a hunting sports channel; Want a record Bull Elk? No problem except for the time factor (finding the animal and season). Score of 400 or more; $37,000.00 plus 10% for something.
heres a list of prices from hungary (prices may vary): http://www.forst.hu/en/pricelist/shootingpricesIf allowed hunting some countries charge so much it is unaffordable.
guide + accommodation + fuel/ transport etc = aprox. 100 euros/ day
if you are not looking for a trophy its quite affordable, for me just the feeling of being in the woods with my bow is absolutely awesome!!
hunting is definitely a matter of time and money, if you want to keep the money part as low as possible you need to know somebody who owns a property or has the money to lease a property, which is very expensive in Austria..
friends of mine leased a very nice property with red deer, roe deer and even chamois (!), they pay about 15.000 euros/ year. actually this is not much at all (for a lease in Austria), they were pretty lucky. of course this is for rifle hunting only..
I will hunt with them in summer at the earliest, but of course youll find a posting in the hunting section about it!! i bought them for about 65 euros (= 85$), hope they are worth the cost..Those are some beautiful broadheads! My question though (to all of you who have used them) are they worth the cost?


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Blazing through the final turns on his BMC timemachine TM01, Phinney displaced eventual fourth-place finisher Alex Rasmussen, then waited on the hot seat while the final 18 riders took their turn. Norwegian national time trial champion Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky Pro Cycling) came the closest, stopping the clock seven seconds slower than Phinney's winning time of six minutes and 57 seconds. "I'm super, super happy," Phinney said. "I was surprised at how good I felt in my warm-up. I knew it was going to be a good day. This is a good race for me. Racing in Belgium and Holland is kind of my thing. It's what I love to do. There's another time trial in a couple days, so if I can try to hold onto the leader's jersey until then, I definitely will. We have great riders and great staff here, so I'm looking forward to the challenge."
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Phinney enjoyed the benefits of a dry course after rain slickened the course for the early starters. "It was just a power course. I was able to go through it really fast," he said. The former U.S. national time trial champion and owner of two elite world pursuit championships (2009, 2010), one junior world pursuit title (2008) and one junior world time trial championship (2007) came close to winning the Tour de Romandie prologue in April. There, he conceded the victory to Jonathan Castroviejo by .27 seconds. "This was really a great victory for Taylor because he really wanted to win this race," BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Fabio Baldato said. "He told me yesterday he wanted to do reconnaissance and then he did more this morning. With him in the lead, the team is motivated to protect him and he's in good condition."


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This beautifully carved solid walnut cabinet was crafted for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair
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- This one-of-a-kind U.S.-France Liberty cupboard was created for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair
- Carved of solid walnut, this cabinet celebrates the art and industry of the Louisiana Territory
- Mythic and historic figures join native wildlife, plants and people in this carefully crafted piece
- Stenciled "Louisiana Purchase Exposition, Louisiana State Exhibit, USA-France Liberty Cupboard"
- Circa 1904
- 48" wide x 22" deep x 96" high
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This beautifully carved America-France Liberty cabinet was created for the Louisiana State Exhibit at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, also known as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Crafted of walnut, this cabinet celebrates both the special relationship between the United States and France and the amazing variety of life to be found in the Louisiana Territory. A tour-de-force of Louisiana artistry, this cupboard was included in one of the most important expositions of art, industry and culture of all time.This one-of-a-kind cupboard's outstanding design blends rich symbolism with exceptional artistry. The highly detailed carvings tell the story of French and American cooperation and the two countries' mutual love of liberty and cultural excellence. The top finial bears representations of Marianne, France's symbol of liberty, and her two children, France and Louisiana, are joined by America's Lady Liberty on the cabinet's top half. Surrounding these highly important symbols are intricate carvings of lush animal and plant life, and portrait medallions representing the many different historical figures, including Theodore Roosevelt and Mark Twain.The cabinet's lower half is equally symbolic. Two busts that almost certainly portray Thomas Jefferson, the chief architect of the Louisiana Purchase, and Philippe II, duc d'Orléans, for whom the city of New Orleans is named, take a prominent position. And the Exposition itself is honored with tableaux carved in bas relief on the lower cupboard doors. These display symbols of music, writing, painting, drama and sculpture on the left, and agriculture and industry on the right, with carvings of a watering can, scythe, protractor and compass, all tools of the art and industry that made the territory so great in only a century's time.Furniture featured at the St. Louis World's Fair, one of the most magnificent ever to be held, was among the finest made during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Exhibitors came from all parts of the United States and the four corners of the globe, and to be chosen to exhibit was truly a great honor. To find an item that was featured, especially one of such incredible meaning and in such excellent condition, is extraordinary.Circa 190448" wide x 22" deep x 96" highIn 1899, a committee was formed in order to put on an exhibition commemorating the centennial of the Louisiana Purchase. Five years later, the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, also known as the St. Louis World's Fair, officially opened it gates, and became the most fantastic exhibition of international art, industry and culture. The fair featured exhibits by almost every state in the Union, each housed in its own uniquely designed building, as well as buildings, known as Palaces, dedicated to such disciplines as Manufacture, Education and Fine Art. A wonder since its very first day, the Exposition introduced the public to new foods such as the waffle-style ice cream cone, the hamburger, hot dog, peanut butter, iced tea, cotton candy, Dr. Pepper and Puffed Wheat cereal. Human beings were also on exhibit, in more ways than one. The fair featured noted speakers such as Helen Keller. A "human zoo" was featured on the site, and housed members from the Igorot tribe of the Philippines, Native Americans such as famed warrior Geronimo, and Pygmy tribesman Ota Benga.Cabinet to be exhibited in Making America: Myth, Memory, Identity, a major traveling exhibition around Colonial Revival. Curated by: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.


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In Vermont, where the dairy industry is sacrosanct, there is a bill in our state legislature to ban tail docking. I was impressed when I saw that Dairy Herd Management editor Tom Quaife had written a piece back in 2002 called "Tail Docking Makes Little Sense," and opined that "tail docking is no longer a justifiable practice." I recently wrote to Tom to applaud this position and to rue the fact that tails are still being docked a decade later. I wrote to him again, to take issue with certain pieces that appeared in DHM. When I was disallowed from participating in a survey because I was not "in the industry," I suggested that he occasionally airs points of view from "the other side of the fence." I was pleasantly surprised when he generously offered me the opportunity to do that here in this blog.
I will do my best to represent the perspective of the concerned citizen/conscientious consumer in a manner that is civil and helpful.
By way of introduction, I am a longtime animal activist, although I'm no longer employed by, or affiliated with, any organization. I headed for the glorious Green Mountains of southwestern Vermont, where I'm a freelance writer/editor. I've been a vegan for most of my life; I've protested, gone to jail, advocated, campaigned, lobbied on behalf of the full gamut of animal issues. I saved two Vermont Randall steers, sire and son, from the slaughterhouse (close call!), and these two have given me the opportunity to observe them and members of their kind very closely. Rupert and Robin's purpose is to keep the pastures down at the farm where they're boarding, and to allow me the pleasure of being part of their bond. I tend to them every day whether they need tending or not, and they are my bovine inspiration.
Let's get back to tail docking, a subject where many in the industry and those on the other side of the fence actually agree.
Even before Tom wrote his article, numerous scientific papers, expert opinions in journals, and industry-related position statements started to accumulate. Yet tail docking has become routine in this country, even as it has been banned in others. Even the conservative American Association of Bovine Practitioners opposes it.
The AVMA position paper addresses issues of acute pain, chronic pain, physiologic stress, disease and fly-avoidance behaviors (stomping, head-tossing). Fly-maddened cows waggling amputated stumps aren't good for the burgeoning agri-tourism business; localvores are also paying attention to animal welfare. Some in the industry acknowledge the negative implications of ignoring public concern: "The insistence to continue a practice when it is neither supported scientifically nor condoned by the veterinary medical community casts doubt on the ethical bearings of an industry." (The Michigan Dairy Review).


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Art Deco Emerald Diamond Ring
Precious platinum is the basis for this circa 1925 ring. A modified lozenge shaped mount with mille grain edges creates the perfect foil for a superb emerald centered within an octagonal bezel also finished with fine mille grain decoration. The faceted emerald, with a total estimated weight of more than 1.0 carats, is everything an emerald should be – deep and vivid coloration, an intense and radiant green that reflects the color of nature and of life itself.
The pierced and open platinum mount is studded with twenty (20) diamonds, a mix of old European and single cuts with an estimated total diamond weight of .55 carats. Lovely curved lines reflect the sophistication and elegance that only precious emeralds and diamonds could bring to an Art Deco period ring.
Measurements: 3/4 of an inch (1.8 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises of 1/8 of an inch (0.5 cm) in height. Weight of 4.2 grams (2.7 dwt).
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The 35-year-old Page is also one of the few riders to have left the States to race 'cross full time in Europe. While several top American riders—Tim Johnson, Ryan Trebon, Jeremy Powers—go to Europe to compete in a handful of world cup races at different times during the season, Page resides in Oudenaarde, Belgium, year-round. He's committed himself to racing against the world's best all season long, and he's been doing that for the better part of the past eight years.


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A photovoltaic introductory brochure was developed by the UNDP CEDRO team in collaboration with the LCEC team as part of the awareness campaign providing all required information for homeowners.
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Under the resolution, the Bartow County Agriculture Building was renamed the Olin Tatum Agricultural Building. Located at 320 W. Cherokee Ave. in Cartersville, the former school houses seven agencies — UGA Cooperative Extension Office, Bartow County 4-H Club, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Bartow County Grant Writing, Georgia Department of Veterans Services, American Red Cross and Vietnam Veterans of Bartow County.
Tatum, who passed away in May 2001, was a 30-year county employee and was elected to his first term as commissioner in 1972.
Calling him a champion of farming and agriculture, Brown said Tatum "had something to do with the running of the county government" for the past four decades.
"Olin took office in 1973. He hired Frank Moore, who served as commissioner. He hired me, who served as commissioner, so the people he hired served as commissioner in this office for the past 40 years," Brown said. "Not only that, he hired a lot of other good people that are still with the county. A lot of them are retired and gone but Lane McMillan, with 38 years, he hired her. He hired Jo Taylor, and Steve Bradley was hired as the tax assessor's office. There was ... Stephen Burch — another good kid who was hired — and Larry Owens, Sandra Southern. ... I guess you could say he hired the right people."
Family was on hand to unveil the new sign bearing Tatum's moniker.
"We just want to express our gratitude to you for this proclamation. Our father had such a passion for Bartow County, and you know, all the years he worked he always said he enjoyed his work, his days working with the county," said William Tatum, who spoke on behalf of the family. "He loved history and the historical preservation of the buildings in Bartow County and landmarks like the agriculture building. He had a love for the Bartow County soil and the labor of the farmers in the county. He would be so proud."
Also Wednesday Brown approved a resolution concerning the Metropolitan Planning Organization and a memorandum of understanding with local municipalities.
The county, city of Cartersville and municipal representatives met in October to begin working toward forming the MPO, which will bring local governments, county officials and the Georgia Department of Transportation together to plan and fund road projects. The MPO — which is similar to the Atlanta Regional Commission, but on a smaller scale — will encompass all of Bartow County and include the seven municipalities within it.
"A little background into that — when we crossed the 100,000 population threshold, additionally the Cartersville area had enough population — it was the only one in the state of Georgia — for a new Metropolitan Planning Organization. We have held meetings with all the municipalities. It was deemed that the appropriate way to include us into the metropolitan organization would be the entire county. Only a portion of the county was in the urbanized area, but we felt like all the county should become part of the Metropolitan Planning Organization. And this is for transportation planning, of course," County Administrator Steve Bradley said.
Brown said the county had been seeking to establish an MPO for years.
"We have looked throughout the state at what ... Floyd County and Dalton, Whitfield County and they got their own [MPO] and, I tell you what, they do much better. For some reason or another, they've always seemed to get more money for their roads," he said. "That's why I've alway ... pushed it since Gov. [Roy] Barnes was the governor, but at the time, Gov. Barnes wouldn't let us do it."
The MOU will allow Bartow County Planning and Development to be the planning organization for the MPO.
"We will receive federal highway dollars if any additional staff — and there probably will be — that it pay for that additional staff to do the planning for a new Metropolitan Planning Organization for the entire boundary of Bartow County, and that will help us get some federal dollars here for transportation," Bradley said.
Forming an MPO is required under federal law once an urbanized area acquires more than 50,000 residents after a census. As Cartersville has approximately 52,477 residents as of the 2010 census, it was required to start laying the groundwork to form an MPO. Although an MPO is based around the urbanized area that hit 50,000 in population, with its boundaries extended to areas where the city is predicted to expand in 20 years, Bartow County and local officials decided to make the county lines the borders for the MPO.
"When that's done, we will no longer be part of the Atlanta MPO. We'll still have some coordination with them but this will be our own MPO. We won't be going 18 or 20 counties down there in that kind of unweildy MPO."
Once approved by Gov. Nathan Deal next year, the Bartow County MPO will be the 16th in the state.
In other action Wednesday, Brown:
• Approved entering into a contract for 2013 on county employee health insurance. Coverage will remain unchanged through Blue Cross Blue Shield.
• Approved the five-year short-term work program update for the joint city-county comprehensive plan.
Bradley said the county is required to update the outline every five years, which provides the status of projects and goals within the comprehensive plan.
• Ratified an agreement with American Red Cross designating the Clarence Brown Conference Center as an emergency shelter.
• Appointed State Rep. Paul Battles (R-Cartersville) to the Bartow-Cartersville Joint Development Authority. Battles will replace Commissioner-elect Steve Taylor who resigned his position with the JDA ahead of his swearing-in.
• Approved 2013 malt beverage license applications.
• Approved four zoning applications and amendments to the county zoning ordinance.
Wednesday's meeting was the last scheduled meeting for Brown as commissioner. He hinted after the meeting that there could "possibly" be a called meeting before he passes the torch Jan. 1.
"We're close on something right now that could trigger another meeting," Brown said.
The next scheduled commissioner's meeting is Wednesday, Jan. 2, in the commissioner's conference room at the Frank Moore Administration and Judicial Center.


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News about Antarctic Regions, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 18, 2014
Japan seeks international backing for its plan to resume whale hunting in the Antarctic in 2015, despite a ruling against it by the top United Nations court. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Michael Clinton travel article on running a marathon in Antarctica, completing his quest for seven marathons on seven continents. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Two groups of scientists report in journals Science and Geophysical Research Letters that a large section of West Antarctica ice sheet has begun falling apart, partially fueled by global warming from greenhouse gases, and its continued melting appears unstoppable; if findings hold up, they suggest the melting could destabilize neighboring parts of ice sheet and rise in sea level of 10 feet or more may be unavoidable in coming centuries. MORE
Apr. 3, 2014
Japanese Prime Min Shinzo Abe says that he will comply with international court order to halt Japanese whale hunts off Antarctica. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
Dr Peter Convey study in journal Current Biology reports that scientists have revived 1,500-year-old frozen moss samples from Signy Island, 375 off coast of Antarctica, and caused them to grow again; study is one of growing body of research in which long-dormant organisms have been revived, providing glimpses of past and hints about future. MORE
Jan. 8, 2014
Russian research ship and Chinese icebreaker immobilized by ice floes near Antarctica break free, as United States icebreaker sent to rescue them remains days away. MORE
Jan. 7, 2014
The Week column; passengers on Akademik Shokalskiy, ship trapped in ice near Antarctica, are rescued by Chinese helicopter; United States Coast Guard, however, must send icebreaker to retrieve crews of two similar ships that became trapped while trying to rescue original vessel; other significant news in science and medicine highlighted. MORE
Jan. 7, 2014
Incident in which ship carrying scientists and adventure tourists became trapped in ice in Antarctic highlights debate over climate change and its effect on sea ice; many scientists admit they do not fully understand nature of changes in Antarctic ice cover. MORE
Jan. 6, 2014
United States has agreed to Austria's request to send icebreaker to help with rescue of Chinese and Russian vessels moored in ice floes off Antarctica. MORE
Jan. 3, 2014
Chinese helicopter rescues 52 passengers trapped for more than a week aboard Russian research ship icebound in the Antarctic, and ferries them to an Australian ice-breaker. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
Maritime safety officials begin preparations for a helicopter rescue of scientists and others aboard the Akademik Shokalskiy, chartered research ship that has been stuck in Antarctic ice for a week. MORE
Dec. 30, 2013
Australian icebreaker works its way through thick ice off Antarctica in the latest attempt to rescue about 70 people aboard the Akademik Shokalskiy, a stranded research ship. MORE
Dec. 28, 2013
Chinese icebreaker sent to free stranded Russian research ship that had become trapped in ice off Antarctica also becomes stuck in ice; French icebreaker is also unable to reach stranded ship; all ships are awaiting arrival of more powerful Australian icebreaker. MORE
Dec. 27, 2013
Three icebreakers are headed to area off Antarctica to help free Russian ship carrying 74 people, including a scientific expedition team, which is stranded in thick sheets of ice. MORE
Dec. 17, 2013
The Week column; temperatures from minus 92 to minus 94, lowest ever recorded on earth, were logged by scientists in Antarctica from 2003 to 2013; other significant developments in science and medicine highlighted. MORE
Dec. 4, 2013
Editorial underscores both the value of marine reserves and the difficulty of establishing them in international waters; notes China and Russia have succeeded again in blocking a large marine reserve in Antarctica; warns that the ability of species to endure effects of global warming depends on the overall health of the ecosystem to which they belong. MORE
Nov. 2, 2013
International negotiations aimed at creating one of world's largest marine reserves in waters off Antarctica end in failure in face of objections from Russia, China and Ukraine; environmentalists describe failed talks as major setback for world's oceans. MORE
Oct. 15, 2013
Government shutdown threatens planned Antarctic research, possibly jeopardizing scientific studies built on decades of work; research on family life of seals, climate change and more is stalled, and data from equipment set up on past expeditions may be lost if scientists are not able to retrieve it. MORE
Sep. 17, 2013
Editorial laments that United States and other nations have capitulated in effort to establish extensive marine reserves in Southern Ocean around Antarctica; argues decision, which shrinks proposal by 40 percent, rewards recklessness of opposing nations and turns blind eye to fragility of one of world's last pristine ecosystems. MORE
Sep. 11, 2013
Proposal by United States and New Zealand to create a huge ocean reserve in Antarctic waters is sharply reduced in scale after opposition from Russia and other nations with large fishing industries; environmentalists warn that the ambitious project is being badly undermined. MORE
Jul. 15, 2013
Editorial supports proposals put forward by the United States and New Zealand to create two major marine reserves in Antarctic waters; notes biggest obstacle to proposals is Russia, which has expressed resistance to these reserves; contends time to protect Antarctica is now. MORE
Feb. 7, 2013
Scientists report for first time that they have found bacteria living in lake beneath half-mile of Antarctic ice, discovery that may aid knowledge of how life could survive on other planets. MORE
Jan. 29, 2013
American research team drills through half-mile of ice to reach surface of Lake Whillans, subglacial body of water in Antarctica, retrieving water samples to be studied for presence of microbial life; samples could give clues as to kind of life that might exist elsewhere in solar system. MORE
Jan. 20, 2013
Three bottles of rare, 19th-century Scotch found beneath floorboards of Ernest Shackleton's abandoned expedition base are returned to Antarctica after distiller flies them to Scotland to recreate long-lost recipe. MORE
Jan. 18, 2013
Powerful storm tosses luxury cruise liner M S Silver Explorer, injuring four crew members and fraying the nerves of 90 students from elite Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Conn, who were on three-week excursion to Antarctica. MORE
Jan. 15, 2013
American expedition is set to begin drilling in a subglacial lake in Antarctica, seeking evidence of life; project, one of three piloted by separate countries in region, may uncover long-hidden microbes that could provide clues about life elsewhere in solar system. MORE
Dec. 24, 2012
Research published in journal Nature Geoscience reports that West Antarctica has warmed by 4.4 degrees Fahrenheit since 1958, roughly three times overall rate of global warming; findings are ominous given that huge sheets of ice there may be vulnerable to long-term collapse, with potentially drastic effects on sea levels. MORE
Oct. 29, 2012
Editorial warns ecological balance of Southern Ocean, which circles Antarctica, is under threat of commercial pressure; calls for creation of large marine protected areas to ensure safety of sensitive ecosystems. MORE
Apr. 14, 2012
Scientists counting Antarctica's emperor penguins from space put the total population at 595,000, roughly double previous estimates of 270,000 to 350,000. MORE
Mar. 20, 2012
Editorial observes that visitors to Antarctica, some 33,000 per season, are inadvertently introducing invasive plant species to one of the world's most pristine places by means of spores and other reproductive matter that sticks to their clothes; notes that human beings, by their very nature, have altered patterns of global biodiversity since they first evolved. MORE
Mar. 13, 2012
Oceanographers and environmentalists are increasingly drawn to the Southern Ocean near the Antarctic Peninsula, to study and protect one of the world's least exploited havens for krill, critical to marine ecosystems; area's krill are now threatened by climate change, as well as a growing flood of commercial fisherman intent on harvesting them for use as animal feed and human dietary supplements. MORE
Feb. 11, 2012
Editorial praises Russian scientists for reaching Lake Vostok, the enormous body of water more than two miles beneath the ice-covered surface of Antarctica, after years of drilling; asserts that this extraordinary engineering feat has opened up many significant research opportunities. MORE
Feb. 9, 2012
Russian scientists have reached a freshwater lake the size of Lake Ontario after spending a decade drilling through more than two miles of solid ice; Lake Vostok, named after the Russian research station above it, is the largest of more than 280 lakes under the miles-thick ice that covers most of the Antarctic continent, and the first one to have a drill bit break through to liquid water from the ice that has kept it sealed off from light and air for somewhere between 15 million and 34 million years. MORE
Jan. 24, 2012
British woman Felicity Aston becomes the first woman to ski alone across Antarctica after persevering for 59 days in near-total solitude. MORE
Jan. 18, 2012
British adventurers play cricket at the South Pole to commemorate the centenary of the arrival there on Jan. 17, 1912, of the ill-fated British expedition led by Robert Falcon Scott. MORE
Jan. 17, 2012
Researchers from the Chize Center for Biological Studies report in journal Science that wandering albatrosses have benefited from markedly increased wind speeds over the Southern Ocean, near Antarctica. MORE
Jan. 10, 2012
Dr Alex Rogers of the University of Oxford in England is among marine biologists reporting in journal PLoS Biology on the discovery of 23 new animal species living in the hot, dark environment around hydrothermal vents in deep-sea waters near Antarctica. MORE
Dec. 13, 2011
One hundred years after the historic expeditions of Roald Amundsen and Robert Falcon Scott to the South Pole, Antarctica has become one vast international laboratory for research in sciences as diverse as astrophysics, climatology, geophysics and oceanography; the National Academy of Sciences has published study identifying key questions that should drive research there over the next 10 to 20 years; recommendations focus on continent's role in global warming, for which many scientists consider region a bellwether. MORE
Aug. 23, 2011
Paper published in journal Science describes new map of Antarctica that charts ice movement, crucial tool in study of global warming. MORE
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China and Russia Said to Block Creation of Antarctic Marine Reserves
International talks in Australia on establishing two marine reserve areas, each larger than Texas, in the waters around Antarctica ended in failure on Friday.
November 1, 2014, Saturday
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Antifreeze Proteins Keep Antarctic Fish Alive and Icy
The proteins that latch on to ice crystals in the body of the fish and prevent them from growing also prevent the ice from melting.
September 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Arctic Sea Ice Shrinks Below Level of a Year Ago
Ice in Arctic waters shrank this summer to the sixth-lowest level in 36 years of monitoring, the National Snow and Ice Data Center reported Monday.
September 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Slovenia: Japan Seeks to Resume Whale Hunting
Japan sought international backing on Wednesday for its plan to resume whale hunting in the Antarctic next year, despite a ruling against it by the top United Nations court.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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A Fresh Look at Iron, Plankton, Carbon, Salmon and Ocean Engineering
A fresh look at controversial efforts to nourish salmon and store carbon.
July 18, 2014, Friday
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The Warming State of the Climate in 2013
A variety of indicators tracked by federal scientists reflect the continued warming of the climate system.
July 17, 2014, Thursday
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Antarctica via France, and Other Tales of Official Expense-Padding
An Antarctica tour that somehow included visits to Chile and France was among the infractions described in reports on 37 Chinese government departments and agencies released this week by the National Audit Office.
June 26, 2014, Thursday
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Move Over, Penguins, Marathon Coming Through
A marathon in Antarctica makes laps over hills and through mud and ice.
June 8, 2014, Sunday
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Three Long Views of Life With Rising Seas
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May 14, 2014, Wednesday
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Scientists Warn of Rising Oceans From Polar Melt
The depletion of large parts of the ice sheet in West Antarctica is almost certainly unstoppable, with global warming accelerating the disintegration, two groups of scientists reported Monday.
May 13, 2014, Tuesday
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Antarctica Heard From
An interview with Nunatak, a band composed of five British scientists at a research station in Antarctica, who will perform as part of Live Earth.
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TRAINING: I do hard sparring everyday with Diego Lima at Chute Boxe. I have been working very hard on my Jiu Jitsu and cardio. This is the hardest I have ever trained for a fight. I will be ready to make a good fight.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started in Mineiro. A friend took me to a gym, and I liked it.
What ranks and titles have you held? I have two 155-pound titles
Do you have any heroes? None
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? A dream come true
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I go to college now
What was your job before you started fighting? I have always worked in a gym.
Favorite grappling technique: Choke
Favorite striking technique: Jab
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- Dr. Edward Tick, co-founder of Soldier's Heart and author of "Heal the Warrior, Heal the Country," responds to winners of the Winter 2014 essay competition.
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Changing the Course of Dyslexia
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- President and headmaster Bob Broudo of Landmark School passionately believes that we have a civic responsibility to help students with language-based learning disabilities discover who they are as learners and how they can learn.
Curriculum & Resources: Civil Rights Curriculum
posted Dec 21, 2011
- In 1942, Fred Korematsu was arrested and convicted for refusing to go with other Japanese Americans to incarceration camps mandated under President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order No. 9066. The Fred T. Korematsu Institute for Civil Rights and Education shares lesson plans, videos, and other classroom resources to teach students the importance of speaking up for civil rights for all.
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posted Sep 22, 2011
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posted Sep 22, 2011
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Rain clearing the southeast. Windy and showery in the northwest.
This Evening and Tonight:
Rain will slowly clear southeastern England this evening. A dry night will follow, bar the odd coastal shower, with clear spells allowing the odd fog patch to form. Windy in the northwest with coastal gales and frequent showers.
Frequent showers and strong winds will continue across western Scotland with severe gales affecting coastal areas. Less windy and showery elsewhere, with the best of the sunshine across eastern areas.
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:
Very wet and windy in the northwest Sunday and Monday. Rain pushes southeastwards on Tuesday with cooler, brighter conditions following. Drier and mild further south, but with isolated drizzly outbreaks.
Issued at: 1700 on Fri 24 Oct 2014
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UK Outlook for Wednesday 29 Oct 2014 to Friday 7 Nov 2014:
A slow moving band of rain over the central parts on Wednesday is expected to slowly weaken. To the north, largely fine with sunny spells after a chilly start. Dull, damp and mild to the south with occasional drizzle. Brighter across southern parts on Thursday with sunny spells. However, rain and strong winds are likely to extend into northwestern areas, before reaching central parts by the end of the day. A north-south split looks most likely to predominate thereafter with the most frequent bouts of wind and rain likely in the north and northwest, with the best of the drier weather in the south and southeast; although there is likely to be some rain here at times. Temperatures generally near normal, although feeling cold in strong winds and rain.
UK Outlook for Saturday 8 Nov 2014 to Saturday 22 Nov 2014:
The main signal is for a continuation of a north-south split during the second week of November. During this period, the generally westerly flow is likely to bring spells of wet and windy weather, mostly affecting northern and some western areas, but perhaps reaching other areas as well, this interspersed with drier intervals. However, southern and some eastern areas will probably see more in the way of drier and settled conditions increasing the likelihood of some sunshine, but also the risk of frost, mist and fog overnight, the latter of which could be slow to clear. After this it looks like unsettled weather will spread to much of the UK. Daytime temperatures will probably be near or a little above normal, although feeling cooler during any wet and windy spells.
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