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DENVER, April 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- IQNavigator has been named a finalist for the 2013 SIIA Software CODiE Awards for Best Human Capital/Talent Management Solution. The SIIA CODiE Awards are the premier award for the software and information industries, and have been recognizing product excellence for 27 years. IQNavigator placed as a finalist in 2011 and awarded winner in the Best Supply Chain Management Solution category in 2012 as well as a finalist for Best Human Capital Management Solution.
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The race to fill President Barack Obama's old Senate seat is a toss-up just one day before the election. Candidates Alexi Giannoulias and Mark Kirk are campaigning until the very end. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
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On Tuesday, the Cleveland Orchestra will perform the score of 'Psycho' as the film is projected on a large screen above the Severance Hall stage.
The exhibition 'Invitation to Stare' is at the Akron Art Museum through June 1.
Here's the latest installment of our weekly list of upcoming arts, culture and entertainment events that runs each Thursday on CrainsCleveland.com.
On tap for the next week: The "Psycho" score performed live by the Cleveland Orchestra, "Invitation to Stare" at the Akron Art Museum, "Informed Consent" at the Cleveland Play House, rapper Waka Flocka Flame in Kent, and lots more.
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Soprano Amanda Forsythe is featured in the latest program by Apollo's Fire.
Now through Sunday, June 1:
Who says it's not polite to stare? The Akron Art Museum
you to stare at an exhibition that's about halfway through its run. "Invitation to Stare: Photographic Portraits" features works by 26 photographers — among them Diane Arbus, Harry Callahan, Michael Disfarmer, Vivian Maier, Andrea Modica, Abe Frajndlich, Angelo Merendino and Jen Davis — that "entice viewers to consider the relationship between artist and subject as we gaze at the person in the photograph," the museum says. (It features many recent acquisitions as well as some classic favorites.) The central question being considered: Do these images tell us more about the sitter or the person behind the lens? Information about the exhibit is
'Wadjda,' from Saudi Arabia, screens Friday night at Stocker Arts Center at Lorain County Community College.
Classical music
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The latest program for Apollo's Fire, Cleveland's marvelous baroque ensemble, is "The Power of Love: Passions of Handel & Vivaldi." The group promises "arias traversing the pathos and fire of the operatic stage, alongside fiery Vivaldi concertos." The shows feature acclaimed soprano Amanda Forsythe. They take place Thursday through Sunday at sites in Fairlawn, Cleveland Heights and Rocky River. Details and ticket information are
. Apollo's Fire says the program tours to Europe following the local performances.
Friday, April 18:
The acclaimed "Wadjda" got a lot of attention for matters not related to its quality — namely, because it was the first feature film shot entirely in Saudi Arabia and the first feature made by a female Saudi filmmaker, Haiffa Al-Mansour. Now, thanks to the Stocker Arts Center at Lorain County Community College, you can judge the film on its merits. The story follows Wadjda, a 10-year-old girl living in a suburb of Riyadh who pushes boundaries in a conservative world. After a fight with her friend, Abdullah, a neighborhood boy she shouldn't be playing with, Wadjda sees a beautiful green bicycle for sale and goes to lengths to get it that violate society's norms. The screening at the Hoke Theatre within Stocker is at 7:30 p.m. Information is
Tuesday, April 22:
If you had to pick the most iconic movie score of the 20th century, Bernard Herrmann's music for Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho," from 1960, would be a great choice. Even better — listening to that soundtrack performed live by the Cleveland Orchestra with the film projected on a large screen above the Severance Hall stage. The program starts at 7:30 p.m. The film will be shown with one intermission and will end at about 9:40 p.m. Tickets range from $40 to $105. Go
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Atlanta rapper Waka Flocka Flame visits The Kent Stage on Monday as part of a spring tour of college campuses.
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Dyngus Day, or Wet Monday, is a Polish tradition that celebrates the end of the observance of Lent and the joy of Easter. Organizers of the 2014 Cleveland Dyngus, the fourth year for the event, are making it an ever-growing celebration of Polish and other Eastern European cultures still thriving in Cleveland. Lots of establishments in the Detroit Shoreway, Tremont and Ohio City neighborhoods are taking part by offering food and drink specials, and Lolly the Trolley will shuttle Dyngus Day participants between venue until 8:30 p.m. As you can imagine, there will be tons of food, drinks, games, music, dancing and more.
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The Kent Stage in Kent consistently earns its eclectic reputation. Thursday night, April 17, featured a show by Start Making Sense, a seven-piece Talking Heads tribute band. On Monday, Atlanta-based rapper/hip-hop artist Waka Flocka Flame, makes his way to the Kent Stage for an 8 p.m. show. Click
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Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns will speak Tuesday at Kent State University.
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Like to shop local? Prove it this weekend on Record Store Day, an event designed to promote independent, brick-and-mortar stores and to give consumers a chance to by some cool limited releases. The event was conceived in 2007 and started the next year. Organizers say there now are Record Store Day participating stores on every continent except Antarctica. (C'mon, Antarctica!) The event's website says participating retailers are stores "whose main primary business focuses on a physical store location, whose product line consists of at least 50% music retail, whose company is not publicly traded and whose ownership is at least 70% located in the state of operation. (In other words, we're dealing with real, live, physical, indie record stores — not online retailers or corporate behemoths.)" Click
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'Informed Consent' runs April 23 through May 19 at the Cleveland Play House's Second Stage.
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which debuted Tuesday on PBS, tells the story of a school in Putney, Vt., where each year the students are encouraged to practice, memorize and recite Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
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The Cleveland Play House says "Informed Consent," a world premiere from playwright Deborah Zoe Laufer and director Sean Daniels, "takes us into the personal and national debate about science vs. belief and whether our DNA is our destiny." The play, based on a true story, originally was commissioned by The Ensemble Studio Theatre/Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Science & Technology Project. The lead character, a genetic anthropologist named Jillian, "has devoted her life to finding a cure for early-onset Alzheimer's, the inherited disease that took her mother, and will soon overtake her and perhaps eventually her own daughter," the Play House says. "When Jillian is brought on to conduct a study on diabetes in the isolated Havasupai tribe, she runs a series of unauthorized tests. Jillian's hopes to discover information that will aid her battle against Alzheimer's soon clash with the tribe's beliefs." Information is available
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Ben Zobrist hit an RBI single with two outs in the 13th inning and the Tampa Bay Rays won their season-best seventh straight game, beating the Minnesota Twins 4-3 on Wednesday night.
Zobrist lined a 1-2 pitch from Ryan Pressly (2-1) into the gap in right-center field, ending a 4-hour, 47-minute game that featured 35 strikeouts — 19 for Rays pitchers.
Tampa Bay climbed to a season-best 12 games over .500. The Rays also improved to 9-1 a stretch of 14 consecutive games against the Twins, Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros — teams with the three worst records in the American League.
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The Catholic Diocese of Charlotte will enter the city's low-income housing market Wednesday, with groundbreaking on a 20-acre site that will eventually have 253 units for the elderly and for adults with disabilities.
Phase one is a 13-unit complex to be completed in the next eight months a half mile south of the intersection of South Tryon Street and Carowinds Boulevard. These units will be reserved for adults of any age who have mental and physical disabilities.
Mother Teresa Villa represents the diocese's first attempt to build low-income housing in Charlotte, which has a shortage of affordable housing. The diocese has two existing housing projects for low-income seniors outside of the city: one in Mooresville (40 units) and another in Salisbury (18 units).
Cost of the 13-unit complex is $2 million – supplied by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development – with an additional $900,000 provided by the diocese for site preparation.
A start date has not been set for the remaining 240 units, which will be reserved for low-income seniors. The completed project will include a chapel, gardens, open space and outdoor activity space.
The nonprofit InReach, which provides residential and community support for the disabled, will manage Mother Teresa Villa.
"Safe, affordable housing for this population is one of our biggest needs," said Lori Gougeon of InReach, noting there are already 50 people on a waiting list for the 13 units.
"Just because you have a developmental disability doesn't mean you can't do anything. We have people who have successful jobs and are just looking for a chance to be treated fairly as contributing, taxpaying members of the community."
The disabled will pay 30 percent of their adjusted income for rent, and the federal government will subsidize the rest.
Charlotte's shortage of affordable housing has contributed to a wide range of community problems, including a 57 percent increase in homelessness among families since 2009. However, proposals to build low-income projects throughout the city to house the homeless have met with resistance from neighboring homeowners.
None of the people with disabilities who will be moving into Mother Teresa Villa are counted among the homeless, officials said. They may be sharing a home with family or friends.
The 20 acres has been owned by the diocese for 20 years and was once considered a prime spot to locate a new parish, said Jerry Widelski, head of the Catholic Diocese of Charlotte Housing Corp.
He says the housing corporation has been looking for ways to help the disabled and elderly in Charlotte, and it found an opportunity by partnering with InReach to handle services, including a staff member who will live on site.
Widelski said he is not sure when work will begin on the remaining units. None will be reserved for Catholics, he added.
"We're new at developing affordable housing, so it has taken us some time to get off the ground," he said. "We could end up developing (the site) in stages."
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John C
Namaste. I believe PYji has described experiencing the state of oneness with God as infinite & eternal, but also as ever-expanding, unending, ever-new; the latter seems to suggest the notion of space/time; but I'm also under the impression that God as Spirit/Absolute/Sat-Chit-Ananda is beyond space/time? Perhaps related: Are all spiritual Masters/Gurus (such as of PY's lineage) in exactly the same state & differences such as Guru-disciple relationships exist only in maya for benefit of mankind?
Dear Friend,
It just so happens that I very recently wrote a lengthy article on just this subject.
Describing such states with words and using the intellect has inherent limitations, but of course we use our God-given intellect to attempt to comprehend what is true - even that which is beyond the intellect! So let's give it a try.
September 12
Dhivakar S
I had a dream where Paramhansa Yogananda blessed me in my head and am able see a vibration in my body. He touched me again, I feel the same.
I am very new to yoga and Paramhansa Yogananda.
Please clarify me the meaning.
Dhivakar S
An experience such as this should be treasured as a divine blessing. Its meaning and interpretation may be less important than the power of the blessing itself.
If you had recently made some spiritual commitment (for example, began the practice of meditation; or, overcome a harmful habit; felt inspiration or devotion to God or guru), then this might be a confirmation and blessing upon the step you have taken.
September 7
Was Swami Vivekananda's role in the West for Paramhansa Yoganada the same as the role of John the Baptist for Jesus Christ in Israel? Why did Yogananda never mention Vivekananda?
Dear Mangesh,
I have never found in any of Yogananda's teachings any mention that Swami Vivekananda was Yogananda's predecessor in the same way John the Baptist was for Jesus Christ.
My guess on this would be that no, this was not the relationship between them.
August 30
Alan L.
I noticed that the "Autobiography of a Yogi" is written in rather difficult and sophisticated prose. Was this because Yogananda did not intend that particular book for uneducated, lower class audiences?
Hello Alan,
That's an excellent question. The first time or two that I read that book, I had to have a dictionary nearby-and I have a PhD! e.g., "Ineluctable quiddity"!
I am not aware of Yoganandaji having commented on why he wrote it as he wrote it. Though English was not his first language, his vocabulary was indeed large, and he may have used a great deal of it.
August 4
Was Gurudeva (Yoganandaji) an Avadhut or an Avatar? I have some doubts relating to this, as Gurudeva spoke of his previous incarnations, as William the Conqueror, and also as a diamond. But I feel I've read that Sri Yukteshwar named him a "Premavatar". Also, I remember Swami Kriyananda saying (in one of his recent Satsangs, I guess) that even William the Conqueror was an Avatar. My facts might be wrong, but please do clarify.
Thank you!
Dear Kailash,
Yes, Yogananda said he was an Avatar and his life proved it in many ways (and keeps proving it in the hearts and lives of his living disciples).
It is true he said that he remembered all his past lifetimes, as all liberated beings do, in human incarnations as well as non-human forms such as animals, plants, and minerals - and in that "list," he included the lifetime during which he played the part of William the Conqueror.
Did Yogananda put a special spiritual charge into the portrait on the cover of his autobiography?
Dear Jim,
You are right, that cover picture is indeed charged. It has touched countless people, and is still working wonders today, on the book, on altars, on devotee's walls.... It was Sister Gyanamata's favorite photo of Yogananda, for example. She too must have felt that magnetic beauty.
May 26
Jai Guru!
I have a (hopefully) quick question:
I don't recall Yogananda ji recommending any specific Hindu mantras in his books, but I do remember reading something about how he was sometimes heard reciting the Gayatri mantra. Do we know if he used the long or short form? Which form is more "authentic" from a Vedic standpoint?
It is possible that Paramhansa Yogananda chanted the Gayatri Mantra at times, though I've never heard any stories in that regard. He certainly must have been raised hearing and chanting that very sacred mantra while he was growning up in India. There are no records of him actually teaching the Gayatri Mantra.
January 29
Aum Guru
I read in an article by Swami Kriyanada that once Daya Mata was continually scolded by Yogananda to make her understand not to get too much attached to him and to put divine mother first. When I sit to meditate and throughout the day I tend to think of Yogananda much more than God or divine mother. I find it easier to focus on his image than a formless one. But after reading this, I wonder if it is ok?. My second question is
After liberated souls merge into the spirit what do they do?
Dear Sunil,
It is wonderful, and recommended, for you to focus on Yogananda in meditation. Tuning in to Yogananda's image or vibration helps you attune to God.
The difference in the case of Daya Mata is that, since she knew Yogananda personally, it was easy to become attached to his delightful human personality, to their personal relationship which seemed to be like father and daughter, and to forget that Yogananda was like glass, allowing God's light to flow perfectly through him. Whatever sense she might have had - as would be natural when you know someone personally - that they had a personal relationship, was a delusion.


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Citizen participation in science at the Museum of Science in Boston
By Arvind Suresh (Editor) December 11th, 2014 at 1:16 pm | Comment
This is a guest post from David Sittenfeld, Manager, Forums at the Museum of Science, Boston.
At the Museum of Science in Boston, we've been exploring three flavors of citizen science over the last half-decade or so. We started with fireflies and have added participatory efforts around urban environmental health assessment and participatory policy formulation. We're excited about the way that citizen science has transformed the landscape for science and are looking forward to what's next! Read the rest of this entry »
The Citizen Science Funding Resource Guide
By Ian Vorster August 25th, 2014 at 7:08 pm | Comment
Looking for ways to fund citizen science research? Check out the Citizen Science Funding Resource Guide!
Jessica Clemente, an environmental science graduate thought she would be doing work outside of her community once she got her degree. But she is an asthmatic, and when she found out there was an asthma study taking place in the area of her home in South Bronx she became involved and eventually took the lead. "Living day-to-day in an area where all I saw was high traffic volumes, poor air quality and adding more waste to our community got me enraged," she says in an EPA video interview. Her anger prompted action, and she looked at the tools to empower herself and her community—education and advocacy.
In many cases, there is a connection between socioeconomic status and air quality. Some call it environmental justice—why should a factory spew tons of filth into the same air that a poor, young family across the road breathes? Amanda Kaufman, the Environmental Health Fellow in the Air Climate and Energy Program Office at the EPA says, "We are currently working with a community in Newark, New Jersey that has faced environmental justice issues in the past and still faces many to this day. We hope to collaborate with the community action group to establish a community-led air monitoring project."
Waiting for a butterfly to flutter by with the Los Angeles Butterfly Survey
By Melinda T. Hough July 20th, 2014 at 11:01 am | Comment
Live in Los Angeles county? Photograph butterflies and moths, and help scientists study climate change.
Interested in more moth and butterfly citizen science projects? We've got you covered!"Once I read a story about a butterfly in the subway, and today, I saw one…" [2]
In the heat of summer monsoons, butterflies accompany the paddling turtles in the lake outside my window… butterfly? Wait a minute; I remember dragonflies, not butterflies, from childhood. Nightly news reports every evening that our fragile blue marble is undergoing significant changes. Could butterflies and moths help scientists understand how living organisms adapt to climate change?
More than 174,000 species of butterflies and moths, the Lepidoptera, or scaly-winged insects, have been cataloged, making them some of the most successful insects to flutter across our planet. Vital to local ecosystems, butterflies and moths are important food sources and pollinators, only differing in their coloration (bold colors vs. drab monochrome) and diurnal/nocturnal range. Yet, only 236 species of butterfly have been observed in Los Angeles County.The Los Angeles Butterfly Survey, a partnership between the all-volunteer Butterflies and Moths of North America (BAMONA) and the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, is working with citizen scientists to count and photographically catalogue the butterflies, and moths, found between the urban skyscrapers of southern California.
Becoming a butterfly, or moth, hunter has never been easier. Citizen scientists simply photograph, noting the date, time, and location, of their winged sighting. The photo and observations are then uploaded to the BAMONA website, where experts identify/verify the species before adding the find to their database. The data is used to develop a visual database and life history page for each species including stunning, user-submitted, photographs and maps reflecting recent sightings.
Kelly Lotts, co-founder of BAMONA, notes, "It is very easy for kids to grab cameras and to take photographs of species found where they live or at their school… Kids really enjoy being able to point to their dot on the map, to their actual photograph."Since its launch in 2011, the Los Angeles Butterfly Survey has become an invaluable tool encouraging city dwellers to become scientists for the day. Over 628,000 butterfly and moth sightings have been recorded across all of North America; 1320 for southern California. Lotts goes on to explain, "We get a lot of data requests from scientists looking at butterflies as indicators of climate change… in 2011 and 2012, in California, there was a sighting of Hyalophora cecropia each year. This is very unusual as the Cecropia is found in the east of the Rocky Mountains."
Citizen scientists benefit from their involvement as well. At the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, they are mapping local species in order to inform planting in the pollinator garden. New projects are sprouting up including the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project. According to Lila Higgins, Manager of Citizen Science for the museum, "Citizen scientist are already getting so much out of their experience. They are thinking like scientists – making predictions about what they are going to find in the coming weeks. Talk about science in action."
Why not grab a camera and enjoy the summer sun while waiting for a butterfly to flutter by?
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[1] Image courtesy Tony Maro (BAMONA submission).
[2] Kathleen Kelly, You've Got Mail
[3] Image courtesy Wendy Caldwell (Museum of Natural History, Los Angeles).
[4] Data courtesy BAMONA website.
Dr Melinda T. Hough is a freelance science advocate and communicator dedicated to sharing the inspiring stories of life science and helping the general public explore their world. She holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh for research into how antibiotics kill bacteria, was a policy fellow at the National Academy of Sciences, and is a published photographer. Naturally curious, it is hard to tear Melinda away from science. Not content to stay in one place for very long, she might be found exploring, often behind the lens of her Nikon D80, plotting her next epic adventure, or training for the next half marathon.
Learn how climate change affects plant life with AMC Mountain Watch
By Emily Lewis May 19th, 2014 at 2:47 pm | Comment 1
Track phenology events in Appalachian mountains and contribute to climate change research with Mountain Watch!
Want more spring citizen science? We've got you covered through April showers and May flowers.
There is nothing more rewarding than taking in the view from above tree-line. A challenging hike always seems like a distant memory after gazing upon the landscape below, especially if it's the White Mountains of NH. Now, the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) is calling on visitors of these Northeastern peaks to help them observe plant life through the Mountain Watch program. This citizen science initiative aims to investigate how the life cycles of alpine plants are affected by climate change.
To do this, Mountain Watch asks participants to record plant phenology, which is the study of how plant life cycle events, such as flowering or producing fruit, are affected by changes in environmental conditions, including temperature and precipitation. Plant life cycles are very sensitive to small variations, so even subtle changes across seasons can be observed. For example, a dry summer might cause the leaves on trees to change color earlier in the fall. When recorded over many years, these phenology records can start to uncover long term trends in the climate and help scientists to model the effects of climate change in a certain region.
Since the AMC is based in the Northeastern portion of the Appalachian Mountains, the focus of Mountain Watch is on alpine plants that are found exclusively at high elevations in the north. The program is targeting these alpine species specifically because they have adapted to survive only in harsh, low temperature conditions and cannot thrive in warmer climates. As such, they are especially sensitive to climate change. Georgia Murray, a scientist a the AMC, describes that the Mountain Watch observations help to make up "really rich mountain data sets" that, paired with temperature observations from the Mt. Washington observatory, help to understand how climate change has affected the environment in the Northeast.
This year, the Mountain Watch program is joining an exciting new collaboration called A.T. Seasons (A.T. for Appalachian Trail), which is working to develop sites for citizen scientists to collect plant phenology data all along the Appalachian Trail. Mountain Watch joined this project to get more people involved, and as Georgia explains, to "utilize the A.T. as a north-south corridor in understanding phenology in climate change." The goal of A.T. Seasons is to monitor the same type of plants along the whole Appalachian Trail to better understand the interplay of climate and phenology across geographical regions, as well as in relation to climate change. As alpine species only grow on the northern section of the A.T., they will not be included in this portion of the program; however, Georgia notes that Mountain Watch will still maintain the "alpine focus that is unique to the AMC and our region in the northeast" in addition to the A.T. Seasons plant list.
The incorporation of A.T. Seasons into the Mountain Watch program allows more citizen scientists to be involved, as the new initiative provides options for different levels of commitment – there is an Android app for easily making one-time measurements and more in-depth training courses for people who want to make long-term observations. The alpine flower portion of the Mountain Watch program does require more "dedicated volunteers," as Georgia says, who can commit to regularly visiting the remote mountain sites, but there are many educational tools on the website for those who just want to learn more.
So grab those hiking boots and get outdoors! Spring and summer are the best times to observe plant phenology, and the sweeping views of the White Mountains await.
Top image: Sean O'Brien via Flickr
Bottom image: AMC Mountain Watch
Emily Lewis is a PhD candidate in chemistry at Tufts University, where she analyzes industrially important catalysts on the nanoscale. She received her BS and MS degrees from Northeastern University, and her thesis work examined fuel cell catalysts under real operating conditions. She loves learning about energy and the environment, exploring science communication, and investigating the intersection of these topics with the policy world. When she's not writing or in the lab, you'll probably spot Emily at the summit of one of the White Mountains in NH. Follow her: @lewisbase, emilyannelewis.com
First Leaf, First Bud, First Fruit: Project Budburst
By Ian Vorster May 9th, 2014 at 9:53 pm | Comment
Record plant observations and learn how changes in climate and habitat affect a plant's lifecycle with Project Budburst.
Track the phenology of plants and animals with these citizen science projects.
Gardeners worldwide have their favorite sayings about when to plant, when to reap, how much rain is going to fall, or how dry it will be. For example, according to one proverb, "If the oak's before the ash, then you'll only get a splash; but if the ash precedes the oak, then you may expect a soak." Typically tested by time, and cast over generations by people who till the land, they identify the prime time to sow or harvest. According to an English folk-rhyme, "After a famine in the stall, (bad hay crop) comes a famine in the hall, (bad corn crop)." Endemic to regions around the world, the words often identify both the geographic locale and the season. Gardeners have not only learned the sign for a wet spring or a dry summer, but they also know that there is a connection between the first leaf, the first flower, the first fruit and the corresponding season. Scientists call the study of this timing phenology, and it is the primary concern of a public participation project called Project BudBurst (official site).
Project BudBurst is a national field campaign designed to engage the public in the collection of important ecological data about plant phenology. The project makes the data freely available so that others can make discoveries from it, and publish and write about what they find. Rather than looking for the next "big" thing, the team focuses their efforts on developing and building new and better tools, and opportunities for people across the spectrum, from educators and scientists to students and the public, to explore and engage with the data so that they can make their own discoveries. According to Sarah Newman, a citizen science coordinator with Project BudBurst, "Project BudBurst participants have been sharing their observations of plants with us since 2007. Most climate change studies need about 30 years of data to really start saying something concrete about the effects of climate change, so we have many years of data collection ahead of us yet. That being said, we are starting to see trends for some plants that show they are blooming earlier than was historically true." One example reported in an American Scientist article records how a group of researchers modeled the timing of cherry-blossom peak bloom for trees in the Washington, DC region under various scenarios of climate change. Project Budburst data has also been used in a number of regional historical studies. Take for instance a 2012 study, in which data collected in the Chicago region was compared with records accumulated by botanists Floyd Swink and Gerry Wilhelm. "Swink and Wilhelm collected phenology observations from the mid-1950s to the early 1990s. Of the 15 local species for which we had good contemporary and historical data," said the authors, "13 had an earlier first flower in one or more years between 2007 and 2012 than was ever observed by Swink and Wilhelm." Operating within these timescales, the data begins to reveal the effects of climate change on plants.
An important element of Project BudBurst is science education. Dr. Sandra Henderson, the project director, enjoys working on Project BudBurst because it allows her to combine her background in biogeography and experience in developing climate change educational programs. When questioned about data verification—a common bugbear for volunteer-collected data, she said, "Traditionally, we had an annual 'clean up' of the data base by plant scientists associated with Project BudBurst. These subject matter experts helped in making decisions of what data would be shared each year. As our program has grown, this has proven to be somewhat inefficient. For future campaigns, we will be exploring online approaches to data verification." Newman is also excited about Project BudBurst's education initiative, which will facilitate data collection. "Just this week we announced our first cohort of Certified Instructors who will be able to offer presentations and workshops about Project BudBurst in their communities and local areas. Because our program is entirely online and we have a small staff, we are thrilled that these instructors will be able to create personal connections and offer in-person opportunities to engage with Project BudBurst across the country." (You can learn more about these instructors here) A folk saying used in the Midwest goes like this, "When maples flower and woodchucks dig up the hillsides, ducks are scouting for nesting sites, and onion sets can be tucked into the garden soil." As Project Budburst collects data to inform climate change studies, what happens to these sayings as phenology keeps pace? Do they migrate with the warming spring? Will this become a northeastern quote, or will it just fade into the mists of time?
Chung, U., L. Mack, J. I. Yun, and S.-H. Kim. 2011. Predicting the timing of cherry blossoms in Washington, DC and mid-Atlantic states in response to climate change.
PLoS ONE 6: e27439. doi:10.1371/journal. pone.0027439
Images: Project BudBurst
Ian Vorster has a MS in Environmental Communications and most recently served as director of communications at the Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts. Prior to that he worked in the health communications field. Ian has served as a designer, writer, photographer, editor and project leader in the field of science, and now works freelance in a blend of these roles. You can see more of Ian's work at dragonflyec.com.


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Floods recede in Manila as thousands evacuated
Flooding caused by some of the Philippines' heaviest rains that submerged more than half the capital began receding Tuesday even as authorities evacuated thousands of residents along Manila's overflowing rivers and braced for more chaos in outlying provinces.
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Flooding caused by some of the Philippines' heaviest rains that submerged more than half the capital began receding Tuesday even as authorities evacuated thousands of residents along Manila's overflowing rivers and braced for more chaos in outlying provinces.
At least eight people have died, including four who drowned north of Manila. The dead included a 5-year-old boy whose house was hit by a concrete wall that collapsed, and a 3-year-old boy who fell into a swollen river in Mariveles town in Bataan province. Four people are missing.
Throughout the sprawling, low-lying capital region of 12 million people, offices, banks and schools were closed and most roads were impassable. People stumbled through waist- or neck-deep waters, holding on to ropes strung from flooded houses.
More than 200 evacuation centers were opened in Manila and surrounding provinces, filled with tens of thousands of people, Social Welfare Secretary Corazon Soliman said. Overall, more than 600,000 people have been affected by the floods.
"I had to wade through waist-deep flood. I just need to go to the house of my boss ... to get some money, then go home," said Esteban Gabin, a 45-year-old driver, who was plotting the best route to check on his family in Pampanga province, northwest of Manila. "But I may have to swim to reach my home because we live near the Pampanga River, and the flood there could reach up to neck deep."
The flooding that covered half of the city receded to 20 percent, concentrated on Marikina and Paranaque cities, said Eduardo del Rosario, head of the national disaster council.
In Marikina, where the river breached its banks, authorities started evacuating some 12,000 people to schools and gymnasiums that were turned into emergency shelters.
As the weather gradually improved in Manila, the concern shifted to provinces outside the capital that were expected to be drenched as the monsoon travels north.
In Pampanga's rice-producing town of Minalin, more than 200 villagers fled after water from a swollen river spilled over a dike and began flooding communities amid pounding rains. Villagers scrambled to lay sandbags on the dike and in front of their houses, said Office of Civil Defense officer Nigel Lontoc.
"The villagers are afraid that the dike may collapse any time," Lontoc said by phone.
About 200 members of the Aeta tribe living near the foot of Mount Pinatubo left their homes for fear of being swept away by a raging river near Botolan township in Zambales province, said Elsa Novo, a leader of an Aeta federation in the province. She said other family members stayed behind to watch their property.
Evacuations were also underway around the La Mesa dam, north of Manila, which began overflowing because of excess water. The waters from the dam flow into the Tullahan River, which passes through some of the densely populated areas of the capital.
The flooding followed two nights of heavy monsoon rains, enhanced by Tropical Storm Trami. The storm hovered over the North Philippine Sea and drenched the main northern island of Luzon with up to 30 millimeters (just over an inch) of rain per hour. It was forecast to move away from the Philippines toward Taiwan on Wednesday.
In many coastal towns along swollen Lake Laguna, near Manila, and in food-growing riverside provinces, residents were trapped on rooftops, waded through the streets or drifted on makeshift rafts. Many chose to stay close to their homes for fear they would be looted if they left.
Flooding has become more frequent in Manila because of deforestation of mountains, clogged waterways and canals where large squatter communities live, and poor urban planning.
"We're surprised by the rainfall. Some areas experienced record levels," said Science Secretary Mario Montejo.
According to an assessment from the Department of Science and Technology, rainfall reached 600 mm (23 1/2 inches) in and around Manila Bay on Sunday alone - more than a month's worth of rain in a day. That's compared to the disastrous 2009 Typhoon Ketsana, the strongest cyclone to hit Manila in modern history with 455 mm of rain in 24 hours.
Many domestic and international flights at Ninoy Aquino International Airport were cancelled. Key roads leading to the airport were flooded and passengers and crew were inevitably delayed.
The Philippine archipelago is among the most battered by rainstorms in the world. About 20 tropical cyclones hit the country every year.
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Associated Press writers Jim Gomez, Oliver Teves and Teresa Cerojano contributed to this report.
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In 1982, Alfonso Castaneda opened Dona Esther Restaurant, which he named after his grandmother in honor of her life and love of cooking. Popular dishes include carne asada made with rib-eye steak and the Dona Esther Special, a combination platter that hides its plate beneath a piping-hot chicken enchilada, taco, and burrito and bed of rice and beans. Customers looking for something more comforting than a mariachi band that lulls them to sleep can always order a steaming, fragrant bowl of menudo—a traditional Mexican soup seasoned with onion, cilantro, and crushed red pepper. But if music's your thing, live musicians fill the room on Saturday nights and during the Sunday brunch buffet. The traditional tunes add to an atmosphere epitomized by rustic carvings and paintings, as well as lush greenery that spills out of pots in search of salsa.
Across eight locations in Northern California, Arteagas Food Centers bring a taste of Latin America to their respective communities with fresh produce, meats, and authentic cremerias. Patrons can pick up a variety of Latin ingredients, American-brand products, or meat cuts for their next barbecue, including ribs, carne asada, chicken, and seafood. Throughout the year, live bands and comedians combine with free events such as a Dia de Los Muertos party and a scavenger hunt to entertain guests while they shop. Arteagas gives back to the community by offering free health care testing and a connection to more than 40 nonprofits. Three locations even host a full taqueria, where diners can sit down for freshly prepared hot foods such as barbacoa, burritos, tacos, and chile verde.
At El Amigo, where a spacious, brightly colored indoors is met with an outdoor patio, patrons can feast on classic Mexican cuisine. Enchiladas arrive drenched in green or red salsas, or succulent mole sauce. Breaded pieces of fish fill tacos with coleslaw and chipotle sauce, while marinated chicken arrives with rice, beans, and pico de gallo. Soft French bread carries beef and chicken in tortas, as margaritas quench any underlying thirsts.
Aromas of home-cooked Mexican fare waft through the air at Lopez Restaurante Y Cantina. In the dining room, servers shuttle platters of cheesy enchiladas sidekicked with heaps of beans and rice, as well as tacos crammed with carnitas, chicken, and beef or prepared al pastor style. Throughout the meal, barkeeps churn out frothy margaritas, sudsy beers, and texturally ambiguous wines.
The smells of carnitas simmering with peppers and chicken crackling on a grill drift from inside a convenience store. Those curious enough to find their way inside discover Lopez Taqueria & Liquor, where cooks warm tortillas to craft tacos. They also craft impressive deli sandwiches with Boar's Head meats and lettuce shredded by affectionate helicopters.
The chefs at Los Amigos source recipes from the restaurant's Oaxacan and Southwestern origins to present a menu of delectable selections. Diners can feast on classics such as fajitas, burritos, and huevos rancheros, or sample traditional dishes such as chili verde, which covers tender chunks of pork in a flavorful tomatillo sauce.


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Young, a 5-foot-7, 155-pound senior, has rushed for 1,009 yards and 15 touchdowns in five games this season. He has also returned three kicks for touchdowns.
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