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Vampire Diaries Crossover Episode: When Will Tyler Appear on The Originals?
After hearing the news that Tyler Lockwood (Michael Trevino) will be the first Vampire Diaries character to cross over to The Originals, we couldn't help but devise some theories about why the character would pay a visit to New Orleans.
We're still not sure what Tyler's motives for the trip down south are or what he's planning to do there. Luckily, The Originals executive producers Julie Plec and Michael Narducci sat down with Entertainment Tonight and addressed some of our biggest concerns — including when we can expect to see Tyler on the new series.
"The crossover is happening very soon," Julie said. "I'm fairly certain we will see our first glimpse of Tyler before November is over. It will answer a couple of questions, one of which is at least answering the first piece of the mystery of the protective wolf."
Julie also hinted that Tyler's need for revenge on Klaus isn't the only reason he has for coming to New Orleans.
"A lot of things will come out of that crossover that will shake things up in the core dynamic of the original family," Michael explained. "There will be a whole storyline that will come out of where that crossover leads them geographically and what they discover when they're there."
"That's not what it sounds like — it's not like they head back to Mystic Falls" Julie added. "One of the big things Hayley has been asking herself, quietly, and the whole thing that brought her to New Orleans in the first place is trying to get answers about what bloodline she came from, what this mark on her shoulder means and the one thing Tyler does offer with his presence in this world is answers and more information. He sort of takes her to a place out in the bayou where she's going to start understanding a bit of where she comes from."
We had a feeling former best friends Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) and Tyler were in for some serious conversations. Given that these two didn't part on the best of terms and the fact that Hayley is carrying Klaus's unborn child, we're curious to see how the duo's relationship progresses.
Will you tune in to see Tyler on The Originals? Let us know in the comments below!
Source: Entertainment Tonight
Catch the next episode of The Originals on Tuesday, November 5 at 8 p.m. ET on the CW, followed by Supernatural.


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ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- If you have a penchant for painting and poultry. Than you shouldn't bawk, bawk, bawk at the chance to see a new exhibit at the Rockford Art Museum
They were hatching history Tuesday tonight at the Rockford Art Museum, as 20 oil paintings from the rare poultry breed portrait collection were on display.
The complete collection of 57 paintings were created by three American artists back in the 1920's.
Tuesday night's reception was closed to the general public, but don' t let that ruffle your feathers, because the exhibition will be free and open to the public during regular museum hours through Friday.

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Appearance:Long brown hair, bright blue eyes, a long red trenchcoat, black long sleeved shirt, black jeans, black boots, and leather open fingered and knuckled gloves.
Personality:He is accident proned, usually happy, almost idiotic, and pretty exciting
Favorite Type(s): Dragon and Fire, but uses all types
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Dream:To be a better trainer than his older brother
History:Tyelers parents r divorced. His father left with his older brother to Hoen, where Tyelers older brother became the hoen champion, who uses a black blaziken. Tyeler lives with his mother in Sinnoh. All his life he hated yet looked up to his brother, and wanted to be a better trainer.


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Xbox 360 owners will soon be able to purchase the first three Fable games all at once. Xbox Marketplace is listing a discounted Fable Trilogy bundle that will be out next month.
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Man mtowncyclone doesnt have a life...
Over the years i have noticed that every once in a while a college or pro team dons an alternate colored "uni" during a game. Some teams have one, and if your Oregon you have 1,000. Also there are teams that just dont have an alternate, like us. So, over time i have kind of grown to like the alternates, and i was wondering what CF's approval of the good ole alternate jersey is.
"I have come back to life!"- Ca-Mun-Rah/ THE DURANTULA"
This poses another question, does Iowa State need alternate basketball uniforms? following after the example set by the football team.
I think it would be neat to have alternate uniforms in basketball for special occasions. The KU game would have been a good time if we had em.
It would be nice to have an alternate uniform for basketball. Something gold but a little more imaginative than the gold ones we've worn in recent years.
I like the idea of having an alternative for football that you wear once a year maybe. It gets the players excited.
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This poses another question, does Iowa State need alternate basketball uniforms? following after the example set by the football team.
Didn't we do that? We wore pink. Worked for Fennelly, not for McDermott.
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How about we get ones that are actually Gold......not yellow
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How about we get ones that are actually Gold......not yellow
Because gold is hideous. Highlighter yellow!!!
I like the alternative idea, but I think now most teams just use them as a money grab to sell more jerseys.
I like the Maryland gold alternates, I think Cyclones in cursive would look cool.
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Nice job comparing the football and basketball games, showing videos of both.
Awesome for ISU.
Okie State is going to start hating us.
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Okie State hates us.
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Would there be a clip of this on ESPN3?
I wasn't home yet, but I want to see it.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Originally Posted by 2020cy
Okie State is going to start hating us.
I think they already do hate us.
Scotty was number 3 on the plays of the day.
can you summarize what they said please?
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I welcome the chance for ISU to become a villain again.
I'm waiting for this LAC - Dallas game to finish... Sportscenter is on right afterwards
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I'm waiting for this LAC - Dallas game to finish... Sportscenter is on right afterwards
Better not go into OT.
How in the hell was Scott #3 when he hits a game winner at the buzzer, but #1 when he hits a half courter at halftime in a loss?
wow... Jason Terry... Unreal
They showed McGee's 3 then Weeden's pick in OT. Then OKStates turnover with 5 seconds left then Woody's TD with field rush then capped it off with Scotty for 3. Big props!
I'd love to see this but the last 30 seconds of this NBA game has taken about 15 actual minutes... more reasons to hate the NBA this is ridiculous!
Go Braves!
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HP 2311x Review
HP's 2311x (starting at $168, Amazon) displays a pretty picture for the most part but experts and consumers have some nitpicks about this 23-inch monitor. An HP 2311x review at CNET notes the bright colors overall and says they're vibrant and rich when playing games and watching Blu-ray movies. However, the review continues, photos present with a very slight greenish hue and the build quality seems less than first-rate. An expert at Gadget Review commends the design decision to place the inputs facing out to the side rather than down, which facilitates connecting the monitor to other devices. The expert echoes other favorable comments about picture quality and vibrant colors and further states that no ghosting emerged during product testing. On the other hand, the reviewer describes the sharpness and contrast as "lackluster."
Consumers generally have a positive view of this monitor, although a small number of HP 2311x reviews posted at Amazon complain about the firmware: If you want to switch from one input type to another, say from HDMI to DVI, according to users, the initial input must be connected already or the monitor will stop displaying, and it's a hassle to bring it back up.
This is a widescreen 23-inch LED display with a 1920x1080 maximum resolution and a static contrast ratio of 1000:1. The 250cd/m brightness is typical for a monitor in this price range. The 5ms response time is a little bit slow for a display with TN technology, but is apparently fast enough to prevent ghosting. The 2311x features an HDMI input, a DVI-D input, and a VGA input and comes with DVI and VGA cables. The monitor has earned an Energy Star and it tilts for viewing comfort.
The 2311x is a solid monitor for an attractively low price. The color and picture may not be perfect, but it's better than just good. Gamers and fans of fast-paced films shouldn't notice any ghosting and will enjoy bright, vibrant colors. We also like the side-pointing ports and would welcome other manufacturers following suit.


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The company reported that ore development was underway and stoping was planned to commence in the Arenal Deeps area by the end of February.
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Really looking for a silver lining here– "Within the offense's slight resurgence were a couple of strong showings from DH Travis Hafner and LF Shelley Duncan. Hafner went 2-for-4 with a homer and three RBIs, while Duncan went 3-for-5 with a homer and two RBIs. If that duo can contribute solid pop and run production on a consistent basis, the middle of the Indians' order will have a much different feel to it. Hafner has looked solid since the start of spring. Duncan has shown the power, but has lacked the consistency. Wednesday was at least a promising afternoon for both of them." [Bastian/MLB.com]
"According to the team's website, Santana's 27 home runs in 2011 were the most in Cleveland history for a switch-hitter and his 97 walks ranked third in the American League. Santana joined Prince Fielder, Miguel Cabrera and Joey Votto as the only big league hitters to end the year with at least 25 homers, 35 doubles and 90 walks. In team history, Santana became only the eighth batter — and first catcher — to achieve at last 25 homers, 30 doubles and 90 walks in a single season. Before Santana, the only Cleveland hitters to accomplish that feat were Grady Sizemore (2008), Travis Hafner (2006), Jim Thome (2000), Manny Ramirez (1999), Albert Belle (1996), Andre Thornton (1979) and Earl Averill (1934). Not bad for a guy that the Tribe got for Casey Blake." [Red Right 88]
"In the 10 drafts from 1999 through 2008, the Browns fueled up with 83 picks. Only three are still on the team, which has ditched to the tune of an 18-46 record in the last four years. The hope of the franchise and its fans is that things will be different now that 44-year-old Tom Heckert has settled in. He will be in his third draft since Mike Holmgren hired him as general manager on Jan. 11, 2010." [Doerschuk/Canton Rep]
From his chat wrap– "Chad Ford: Cavs need help on the wings. I think they'd be thrilled if they landed MKG, Beal or even Harrison Barnes. Last year they were praying Barnes stayed in the draft and would've likely selected him with the No. 4 pick had he declared." [Ford/ESPN]
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School clubs are a great way to develop new interests and to make new friends. Aviano Elementary provides extra-curricular activities after school. Students select these activities based on their interests. Several teachers are the sponsors and coordinate the programs with parents, students, and community volunteers. Aviano Elementary offers the following clubs, which generally run throughout the school year:
Students in grades 1-5 are able to participate in the Baton Twirling Club. Baton twirling gives students an opportunity to develop eye hand coordination, directionality, poise, short and long term memory, build group dynamics, leadership, and friendship. Each student is provided individual and group instruction. They learn marching techniques, routines and have opportunity to create their own small group presentation. The club meets on Mondays 2:45-4:00pm at the AES gym.
The Aviano Elementary Chorus is an after school program that meets weekly on Tuesdays from 2:40-3:30pm in the Music Room. The Chorus normally lasts from 10-16 weeks. Enrollment is limited to the first 50 students who sign up. There are no auditions or academic requirements.
The purposes of the chorus are to learn and perfect music with the goal of presenting a choral concert for the school and parents, to learn to be better musicians and music readers and to have fun! Our music consists of folk songs, spirituals, Broadway songs and songs from movies and television. Proper choral singing technique is emphasized. We also play fun games, when time permits.
Students in grades 1-3 can join the Primary Music Club. The purpose of the club is for students to learn a variety of songs and put on a performance at the end of the club. The club meets on Thursday after school from 2:30 - 4:00pm in the music room.
The "Cooking-Up' Stories club was an after school group of "little chefs" that meet from September through April to interact with literature through cooking experiences. The cooking club meets on Fridays from 2:30-4:15 in room E77. The club provides an opportunity for students to respond to learning through culinary arts. Each week students listen to a story and then use a recipe to take an active role in the process of following a recipe and cooking food related to the literature. Students are engaged in activities that included following directions, simple arithmetic, sensory awareness, vocabulary enrichment, concept development, cause/effect relationships, and cooperation. Students answer open ended questions throughout each session, encouraging problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Educational areas such as, reading, fractions, counting, sorting, chemistry, science, nature, social studies, geography, health and nutrition were woven into cooking activities. The focus of the recipes is healthy cooking using fresh ingredients.
Computer Club is open to all 4th graders who have an interest in computers, enjoy working with others, and are looking for a fun activity. In the Computer Club the students learn about some of the computer software that we have available at AES. The Computer Club provides an opportunity for 4th graders to learn advanced features on some software programs such as Word. The students also learn how to use several software programs such as Power Point, Image Blender, Publisher, and Print Shop. The club meets on Mondays in lab upstairs from 2:30-4:00pm in the 2nd floor computer lab.
The Deployment Club is for all students who have a family member who will be, is, or has been deployed this school year. This probably means you! We play games, make things, do special projects, read books, talk about things, have guest speakers, and take a neat field trip to the flight line. Mainly, you get to visit with people just like you ~ people who are missing someone special. The Deployment Club meets on Fridays during lunch recess for students in grades 1-5. The Kindergarten Deployment Club meets during lunch recess at the AYP.
The Homework Club meets every Monday and Wednesdays from 2:30-3:45pm in Room E40. If Monday is a holiday, the club will only meet on Wednesdays during that week. If you are in first through third grades and you need some extra help with your homework, join the club. The club has high school students, adult volunteers, and a teacher to help you get all of your assignments done. The Homework Club will help your grades improve!
The Aviano Elementary School Student Council provides leadership roles to the 3rd, 4th and 5th graders who have been elected to represent their classrooms. Weekly meetings are held to discuss school-wide activities. The class reps bring up proposals from their classrooms to promote student driven positive changes in the school. They present morning announcements, so that all students can be informed about what is happening around the school. They run the student store and the pencil machine in order to raise money for school needs. They determine how the funds that they earn from these activities are to be used. They also give tours to new students and visitors. They organize and sponsor school-wide events such as the Carnevale Celebration and the school spelling bee. They continually discuss how to make Aviano Elementary School a safe and fun learning environment. The Student Council meets every Wednesday during lunch recess.
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SURPRISE! Listen to BOTH bonus tracks from Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience."
Just when we thought things couldn't get any better this week, what with the release of Justin Timberlake's The 20/20 Experience, the internet CONTINUES to provide us with even MORE JT-related joy! Only this time it's the fruitful bounty of not one, but TWO 20/20 bonus tracks, "Body Count" and "Dress On," off the Target-exclusive version of Justin's newly released album. Not to mention his new "Mirrors" video dropping last night, which we're STILL NOT OVER. We need to calm down before we have a full-scale JT meltdown.
Listen to Justin Timberlake's "Body Count" and "Dress On" after the jump.
The first bonus track, "Dress On," obviously reminds us of "Suit & Tie" because, well, it's Justin singing about clothes! Set to a sultry, synth-laden beat, Justin trades in his falsetto for a lower register on the bass-heavy record. Conceptually, "Dress On" picks up where "Suit & Tie" left off, as JT and his gal have a bomb night out on the town. As the evening progresses, Justin wonders why his lady's dress is still on, and actually, we're wondering that too! Because if Justin wanted us to remove our couture, it'd be off in a New York Minute. (Judge away! We know it isn't the most becoming, but you'd do the same, so shut your trap, haterz.)
Next up is "Body Count," an uptempo, Spanish guitar-tinged jam that sees the return of JT's prized falsetto and kiiiinda sorta reminds us of Justin and Timbaland's severely underrated "Carry Out." As the frantic, synth-laden track roars in the background, Justin sings about what it takes to make him… "happy" during nighttime activities: "And by the end of the night/ When you hot like a light/ In the beat cause you and me burned up the floor/ And if you own what I want, then you already know…/ Make my body count." Is this jam say, as sonically sophisticated as say "Blue Ocean Floor?" Probably not, but we're not ones to scoff at any uptempo JT Jam, let alone one perfectly syncopated for crunches at the gym!
+ Listen to Justin Timberlake's "Body Count" and "Dress On," and watch his "Mirrors" video.
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Pork Council will serve up Bacon and Bourbon Dinner on Friday
The Oklahoma Pork Council will present a Bacon and Bourbon Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Waterford Marriott, 6300 Waterford Blvd.
A five-course meal developed by chef John Wheeler will be paired with bourbons supplied by Republic Beverage.
The first course is bacon-wrapped shrimp and pork belly skewers with Booker glaze. Next is micro green salad with Gorgonzola bacon rings and Jim Beam Honey Tea vinaigrette. Soup course is a Knob Creek Single Barrel pumpkin and pork belly stew. Main course is bacon pesto-crusted pork tenderloin with Basil Hayden reduction served with garlic herb polenta and Parmesan and bacon-crusted asparagus. For dessert is chocolate, bacon and berry cake with chocolate Jim Beam Devils Cut sauce. Cost is $100. For tickets, call 232-3781.
Food Festival returns to St. Elijah
St. Elijah Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church, 15000 N May Ave., will host its annual food festival and bake sale from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
The event includes a bake sale and Lebanese feast for dine-in or carryout. Available foods include Cabbage Rolls, Kafta Sandwich, Mediterranean Chicken Kafta Sandwich, Rice Pilaf with Green Beans and Meat Sauce, Talami, Sfeeha meat pies, Mediterranean Sundae, Tabbouleh, Lebanese Salad, Hummus and Pita Bread and Baklawa.
The St. Elijah Culinary Cupboard will offer homemade entrees and desserts to serve to your family and friends or to give as holiday gifts, including assorted Lebanese pastries, pies and cakes, dinner rolls, hummus, cinnamon rolls, cookies and brownies.
Church tours will be conducted every hour during the event. For more information, call 755-7804 or go online to stelijahokc.com/foodfest.
Harley's Cafe in Choctaw will be featured on Food Network
The new Food Network series "Health Inspectors" will air an episode, which was filmed in Choctaw, at 9:30 p.m. Nov. 9. The episode, "Slugs in the Walk-in," focuses on Harley's Cafe as it prepares for a health inspection.
Coach House brings Pierre Fauvet to cook dinner, teach cooking class
Chef Pierre Fauvet, of Seattle, will guest chef The Coach House, 6437 Avondale Drive, at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 12.
The five-course menu prepared by Fauvet will be paired with wines. Cost is $100 per person plus tax and gratuities. For reservations, call 842-1000.
Fauvet will conduct a pastry cooking class at The Tasting Room, 4322 N Western Ave., from 1 to 3 p.m. Nov. 10. Cost is $50 per person or $70 per person with sparkling wine. For reservations, call 604-3015.
Bourdain visit to Rose State nears
MIDWEST CITY — Chef/author/television personality Anthony Bourdain will appear at Rose State Performing Arts Theatre, 6420 SE 15, at 7 p.m. Nov. 11.
Bourdain, whose "No Reservations" is winding down its run on Travel Channel before he jumps to CNN to create a new show, is the author of "Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly," "Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World of Food and the People Who Cook" and "A Cook's Tour."
He will spend the evening sharing candid and hysterical insights about his life's work and travels, including a question-and-answer session with the audience.
For tickets, call 297-2264 or go online to myticketoffice.com.
Stella celebrates truffles
Stella Modern Italian, 1201 N Walker, will celebrate the autumn truffle festivals of northern Italy by hosting a five-course dinner at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 12.
Chef Jonathan Krell will start dinner with a Whipped Egg over Chantrelle Toast with Black Truffle, and follow it with White Asparagus and White Truffle Salad with Fennel Fronds finished with Grand Marnier Vinaigrette. Next is Wild Mushroom Ravioli in a White Truffle Horseradish Cream, and a main course of Filet of Beef with Black Truffle and Roasted Bone Marrow Butter, Cocoa Butter Braised Fingerling Potatoes and White Truffle Creamed Spinach. Dessert is assorted Hand Rolled Chocolate Truffles.
The bar opens at 6, and dinner starts promptly at 6:30 p.m. Cost is $180 plus tax and gratuity. For reservations, call 235-2200.


text: Esther Short — Nearly 300 people came out for the Chabad Jewish Center of Clark County's Grand Hanukkah Community Celebration at the Hilton Vancouver Washington in downtown Vancouver to learn about the holiday, eat latkes and help build a large Lego menorah. Attendance at the annual event on the evening of Dec. 9 has improved year after year, organizers say. In 2011, about 200 people took part, said Tzivie Greenberg, the center's school director. "Every year, it's grown and grown and grown," she said, adding that celebrants consumed about 700 latkes Sunday. Nearly 40,000 plastic blocks, weighing 120 pounds, went into the Lego menorah, which was topped with a nine-candle structure and built with guidance from an engineer. The Chabad Jewish Center of Clark County is at 9604 N.E. 126th Ave.


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Father gets 35 to 71 years in sexual abuse of son
WILKES-BARRE - Calling him a "monster," Luzerne County Judge Tina Polachek Gartley sentenced a convicted sexual offender this morning to 35 and a half to 71 years in state prison.
Robert Caravella, 54, of Plymouth, and his wife Carol Hann were convicted of grooming their preteen son into a sexual partner and raising him a squalor. Hann is serving a maximum prison sentence of 41 and a half years.
A jury convicted Caravella in December last year on six charges, including conspiracy to commit rape of a child, corruption of minors and endangering the welfare of a child. Last April, jurors convicted Caravella of sexually abusing two underage girls between 2002 and 2005.
"Parents tell their children there is no such thing as monsters. This case prove them wrong because three innocent children were robbed of their childhood," Gartley said prior to the sentencing. "This was a nightmare from which they could not wake."
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While many scientists who study global warming look up to investigate the Earth's atmosphere, Jay Gulledge looks down, exploring the planet's soil. Most scientists agree that average temperatures around the world are getting hotter, and they correlate this increased heating with more carbon dioxide concentrated in the atmosphere.
But Gulledge, assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology, is letting others track atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions from internal combustion engines, burning forests and other human activities commonly linked to global warming. Instead, he's unraveling the global warming conundrum by investigating the soil in a bottomland coastal forest just across the river from New Orleans.
Scientists forecast that warmer global temperatures will melt a portion of polar ice caps. The increased water volume resulting from the melting ice will cause sea levels to rise everywhere. While not primarily associated with melting ice masses, much of southeastern Louisiana is already sinking and losing land at an accelerated rate because of the leveeing of the Mississippi River. And that makes it a particularly attractive place to model the effects of actual sea-level rise on coastal ecosystems.
Gulledge says, "Southern Louisiana at this time happens to be a particularly good place to get an early jump on the question, 'what if we do get a true global sea-level rise?'"
Gulledge and Julie Whitbeck, a University of New Orleans researcher, have received funding from the National Institute for Global Environmental Change to study the effects of sea-level rise on the ecosystem of the Barataria Preserve in Marrero, La. This study has relevance worldwide, Gulledge says. "Global sea-level rise is going to inundate a lot of coastal forests."
The Barataria Preserve is an old-growth, wetland forest dominated at its highest elevation by oak, sweet gum and maple trees. The forest hasn't been cut recently, and, as a national park, is protected from development. It slopes from high ground down to a cypress swamp, which typically is under water nine months of the year.
The incline of the Barataria site allows Gulledge an opportunity to "substitute space for time," he says. The higher, drier ground simulates a later time before inundation by rising water. As water in the Barataria forest creeps up from lower elevations, it represents what can happen worldwide as sea levels rise.
Although this year's drought has affected the site's water coverage by drying out the mucky swamp, Gulledge isn't concerned that the atypical dry conditions in this first year of the three-year study will skew his findings.
"It's actually going to give us an interesting contrast between two different climate conditions," he says. Without rain boots, in late September, Gulledge walked the site from top to bottom, installing sampling receptacles at three different spots.
In these, he'll collect samples of carbon dioxide released into the soil. He'll return with the samples to his Israel Building lab where, with a brand-new gas chromatograph, he'll measure the concentration of carbon dioxide at each point in the forest. That's the first step.
Gulledge says, "We can't do anything until we basically know how much carbon dioxide is coming out." All of this has to do with the carbon cycle. We breathe in oxygen released by plants and, in turn, breathe out carbon dioxide. All living things are involved in the exchange of gases in the carbon cycle, which includes the combined processes of photosynthesis, decomposition and respiration by which carbon circulates between the atmosphere, oceans and living organisms.
Gulledge has a hypothesis that the carbon cycle will slow down in the Barataria forest in places where it is covered with water. The forest is a complex ecosystem, says Gulledge, with plants, bacteria, fungi, worms and "creepy crawlies" munching on dead roots and leaves.
"It's important to understand which ones are controlling the release of carbon from the soil to the air. That's what we're trying to get at down there. That's our fundamental question."
Gulledge says his experiments "will tell us what happens to the below-ground carbon cycle in that ecosystem when sea level rises. "Then that has to be evaluated within a larger body of information to decide what it means globally."
But that's somebody else's job. For now, Gulledge will leave the big global warming picture to other scientists. He'd rather focus on a slice of a Louisiana wetland forest.
"We don't know if the plants are going to change the rate at which they put carbon into the soil when they get covered with water. It's complicated. We can't say exactly what's going to happen. And that's why we need to do the research."
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For given bit vector
first of length
bitnum (<32) I need to iterate over all lexicographical successive bit vectors of same length.
For example, if
first is 011001 (binary) and
bitnum is 6, then all successive are: 011011, 011101, 011111, 111001, 111011, 111101, 111111. Also, I need to iterate over 011001 too.
What I mean lexicographical successive:
- if the i-th bit in
firstwas '1', then i-th bit of
nextmust be '1'
- if the i-th bit in
firstwas '0', then i-th bit of
nextcan be '0' or '1'
What is the fastest way of generating such bit vectors?
Now I use this unoptimized code, It works by generating all possible bit vectors and check every vector is it follow the given
first in lexicographical way.
uint32_t loop_over_all_lex_succ(int bitnum, uint32_t first) {
uint32_t next = first;
uint32_t tmp;
do {
do {
tmp = (~first|next); // sets the 0 bit at offset iff `next` has a 0 bit and `first` has 1
tmp = ~tmp; // invert tmp; now all invalid bits are marked with '1'
tmp = tmp & ((1<<bitnum)-1); // mask the tmp with target bit number
} while( (next < (1<<bitnum)) && tmp );
} while ( next < (1<<bitnum) );
I think, that if code will generate only successive bit vectors, it will be faster.
First vectors are any possible vector with this bit length.
Ordering of generated vectors can be different.
If you want to benchmark this function or your versions of it, there is a small benchmarker, just add a loop.. function code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
uint32_t count =0;
void target_function(uint32_t a) { count++; }
/* loop_over_all_lex_succ() here */
int main() {
uint32_t f;
int bitnum=16; // you can increase it up to 31
printf("bits: %d, count of pairs: %u\n",bitnum,count);
For example for bitnum=16 this code runs 6 sec on my PC. I need to use this function with higher bit count, up to 31.
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After years of disagreement, NOAA's Fisheries Service has decided to list the Atlantic sturgeon as an endangered species. The listing will include five distinct populations of the fish -- four are endangered, and one will be listed as threatened.
The action comes in response to an NRDC listing petition filed in 2009. Since 1998, the government has banned fishing for these ancient creatures -- they haven't changed much in 85 million years -- but recent studies have suggested the ban hasn't effectively protected them. Some scientists and advocates say the endangerment listing will be the extra push the fish need to rebound.
Sturgeon were overfished for years for their roe. As Bruce Stutz wrote in his story for OnEarth's winter 2012 issue, the actual populations of sturgeon are very hard to pin down. They can travel from their home rivers and bays up and down the coast for thousands of miles, making an accurate count difficult.
Still, it has become clear that even with the fishing ban in place, sturgeon could soon disappear. In its listing notice, NOAA wrote that prior to 1890 the Delaware River had more than 180,000 spawning females. Now? Probably less than 300, and spawning most likely occurs in only 20 of 38 rivers the fish used to occupy.
By listing the sturgeon as endangered, it may allow for a comprehensive recovery plan to be enacted. By firmly establishing where sturgeon tend to gather or breed, officials could then place restrictions on fishing or specific fishing equipment to protect them from bycatch. Of course, establishing those crucial areas, as well as exactly which population of sturgeon an individual comes from, is quite a challenge. Scientists are using genetic methods as well as implanted transmitters to see where sturgeon travel, and to better understand the behavior of this mysterious creature.
Dewayne Fox, a researcher at Delaware State University who works on sturgeon, said the listing was warranted but worried that distinguishing some populations as endangered and one as threatened could represent a serious challenge. The threatened group is in the Gulf of Maine, but when the animals can range so widely, management of one group could affect another.
"Any time you're talking about an animal that moves such great distances -- thousands of miles -- and covers these areas on a seasonal basis, and has the possibility to interact with so many different fisheries and anthropogenic impacts, i think it's going to be a management nightmare in terms of recovery," Fox told me.
Fox said we could be looking at "multiple decades" before any real recovery of the sturgeon is seen. Still, he said the endangered listing will most likely increase funding for research, helping to update knowledge about the fish, which in some cases relies on work dating back a century.
Brad Sewell, an NRDC attorney who has advocated for the endangerment listing, also applauded NOAA's action: "That such a monstrous fish swam alongside dinosaurs -- and then out swam their mass extinction -- should give us hope that, with our protection, it will survive."
NOAA's listing officially goes into effect on April 6, 2012.
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YA is Way White — How Colorless Are Young Adult Covers?Sunny Chanel
There may be a lot of items that are pink, blue, and green on the covers of young adult novels, but that's seemingly where the colors end. If you look at the people, the skin of the guys and gals represented on covers is very, very white.
Jezebel brought to our attention a study done by blogger Kate Hart, who created a "YA Cover Color Wheel" in response to the assertion that YA novels were "dark." They meant that in themes, not in skin hues, but she took it literally. Hart found that caucasians accounted for a majority of girls on the cover. And the percentage is shocking….
She initially did her study in 2010 and found that just 9 percent of covers had models of color. But in 2011 it got a bit better, jumping slightly to 10 percent. Looking at about 900 different covers, she found that only 1.2 percent of the books had a black model on the cover and if they do appear to come in what Jezebel calls "four basic types." They appear "In the background (behind a white girl)," "face obscured," "beheaded (along with two white friends)," and "front and center; illustrated; albino."
The truly sad thing? While black girls were only on 1.2 percent of covers, dead girls on the cover accounted for 6.6 percent of the jackets. So readers would rather see dead girls than black girls on the cover? I hope not. Since 2011 went up one percent, let's hope that covers get more colorful in the future.
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Joshua Fairfield Named Director of the Frances Lewis Law Center
Lexington, Virginia • March 2, 2009 --
Joshua A.T. Fairfield, associate professor of law at Washington and Lee University School of Law, has been named the next director of the Frances Lewis Law Center. He will begin his duties with the Center on July 1, 2009.
Law Professor Testifies on Indigent Defense before Congressional Committee
Lexington, Virginia • March 30, 2009 --
Erik Luna, professor of law at Washington and Lee School of Law, testified last week before a U.S. congressional subcommittee on a state's ability to provide legal services to indigent defendants.
W&L Study Assesses Rockbridge Area Poverty
Lexington, Virginia • March 28, 2009 --
Two Washington and Lee seniors, Melissa Caron and Chris Martin, conducted the Rockbridge Poverty Assessment 2008 to catalogue and assess existing efforts to meet the needs of underserved populations in the county and to propose potential solutions.
Lights Off for Earth Hour on Saturday
Lexington, Virginia • March 27, 2009 --
In response to a request from Washington and Lee's Student Environmental Action League (SEAL), lights in Payne, Washington and Robinson Halls will be turned off between 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday, March 28, in observance of Earth Hour.
Staniar Gallery Interns Mount Art Exhibit in Leyburn Library With Opening Reception
Lexington, Virginia • March 27, 2009 --
An opening reception on April 6 at 5 p.m. will celebrate a new exhibit of prints on display on the first floor of Leyburn Library on the campus of Washington and Lee University from April 1 to June 8.
W&L Senior Awarded Project for Peace
Lexington, Virginia • March 24, 2009 --
As far as Washington and Lee University senior Eduardo Rodriguez is concerned, communication is the key to peace. That basic premise underlies the proposal that won Rodriguez a $10,000 grant from the Kathryn Wasserman Davis 100 Projects for Peace program.
The Challenge of D.C. Representation: Opinion Piece by W&L's Mark Rush in Times-Dispatch
Lexington, Virginia • March 24, 2009 --
Mark Rush, the Robert G. Brown Professor of Law and Politics at Washington and Lee University, explores issues surrounding the efforts to gain voting rights of citizens of the District of Columbia in an opinion piece published by the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
2009 Lewis F. Powell Jr. Lecture On a Supreme Court Advocate's Perspective
Lexington, Virginia • March 23, 2009 --
The Lewis F. Powell Jr. Distinguished Lecture Series will present the Seventh Annual Lewis F. Powell Jr. Lecture on Thursday, April 2, at 6 p.m. in Lee Chapel on the campus of Washington and Lee University. The event is free and open to the public.
W&L Law Symposium to Explore African Women's Rights and Health Issues
Lexington, Virginia • March 24, 2009 --
Human rights scholars from around the world will gather at Washington and Lee University School of Law on Friday, April 3, for a symposium exploring women's reproductive and sexual health as human rights on the African continent. W&L Law's 2008-09 Scholar-in-Residence, Charles Ngwena, professor of health and human rights at the University of the Free State in South Africa, will chair the symposium.
Recipients of the 2009 Woolley Fellowships Announced
Lexington, Virginia • March 23, 2009 --
The Center for International Education (CIE) at Washington and Lee University has announced the recipients of the 2009 Woolley Fellowships, provided through the generosity of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Woolley in honor and memory of their son, Erik.
Government Bailouts Topic of Federalist Society Panel
Lexington, Virginia • March 20, 2009 --
Former presidential candidate Bob Barr will be among the participants for an upcoming panel discussion at Washington and Lee School of Law exploring government bailouts.
Applications to School of Law Buck National Trend, Up 29 Percent This Year
Lexington, Virginia • March 19, 2009 --
Law school applications are up nationally 4 percent, running lower than expected during an economic downturn. Washington and Lee School of Law is a notable exception, with applications up 29 percent over last year.
W&L's Sixth Annual Tom Wolfe Lecture/Seminar Features P.J. O'Rourke
Lexington, Virginia • March 19, 2009 --
The opening talk of Washington and Lee University's sixth annual Tom Wolfe Weekend Seminar will be given by political humorist and author P.J. O'Rourke on Friday, March 27, at 4 p.m. in Lee Chapel.
Death Penalty Topic of Law School Panel Discussion
Lexington, Virginia • March 19, 2009 --
Three criminal law scholars will discuss and debate death penalty issues at Washington and Lee University on Wednesday, March 25, from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. in Classroom A of the Law School.
Law Professor Expert Witness on Mutual Fund Case Headed to U.S. Supreme Court
Lexington, Virginia • March 18, 2009 --
Washington and Lee School of Law Professor Lyman Johnson has for the last three years served as an expert witness for the plaintiffs in a mutual case, Jones v. Harris, as it moved through the lower courts and is moving to the Supreme Court.
W&L Safety Officer Praised for Quick Action in Pi Phi Fire
Lexington, Virginia • March 19, 2009 --
Washington and Lee safety officer Jamie Brown spent the longest seven minutes of his career when he responded to the Phi Kappa Pi fire earlier this month.
School of Law Welcomes New Faculty for 2009-10 Academic Year
Lexington, Virginia • March 18, 2009 --
Washington and Lee University School of Law will welcome five new teachers to the permanent faculty for the upcoming academic year.
Professor Jeremy Sarkin to Give Public Lecture on Genocide
Lexington, Virginia • March 18, 2009 --
Professor Jeremy Sarkin, distinguished visiting professor of law at Hofstra University, will deliver a lecture at Washington and Lee University on Thursday, March 26, at 4 p.m. in Room 327, Huntley Hall.
Public Talk With American Playwright Lucy Thurber at W&L
Lexington, Virginia • March 17, 2009 --
Playwright Lucy Thurber will give a talk at Washington and Lee University on Friday, March 27, at 3:35 p.m. (H hour) in the Keller Theater of Lenfest Hall. It is free and open to the public.
Washington and Lee Welcomes New Members into Phi Beta Kappa; Renames Award for Retired Professor
Lexington, Virginia • March 16, 2009 --
When the Washington and Lee University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa inducted 47 members of the classes of 2008, 2009 and 2010 into the academic honor society on March 12, a former W&L faculty member was also recognized when the chapter's award for the top sophomore was named for J. Brown Goehring.
Stacy Doornbos Earns All-America Honors in Pentathlon
Lexington, Virginia • March 14, 2009 --
Stacy Doornbos, a Washington and Lee University senior, became the first Generals' athlete to win All-America honors in women's indoor track when she placed fourth in the pentathlon (3,390 total points) at the NCAA Division III finals on March 13.
John Montgomery to Speak about Business and Philanthropy at W&L
Lexington, Virginia • March 13, 2009 --
John Montgomery, founder and CEO of Bridgeway Capital Management, Inc., will present an address at Washington and Lee University on Thursday, March 19, at 7 p.m. in Northen Auditorium in the Leyburn Library.
Authors Explore the Vietnam War If Kennedy Had lived
Lexington, Virginia • March 13, 2009 --
James Blight and janet Lang, professors at Brown University's Watson Institute for International Studies, will give a talk about their new book, Vietnam If Kennedy Had Lived, on Monday, March 23, at 3:30 p.m. in Room 345 of Washington and Lee University's Elrod Commons. There will be a book signing after the lecture.
Fire Damages Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Lexington, Virginia • March 12, 2009 --
All residents of Washington and Lee University's Pi Kappa Phi fraternity house were successfully evacuated this morning (Thursday, March 12) when a pre-dawn fire caused major damage to the building at 201 East Washington Street in Lexington.
Topic of W&L's Annual Sexual Assault Summit is Peer Education and Bystander Intervention
Lexington, Virginia • March 11, 2009 --
Washington and Lee University will host its third annual Sexual Assault Summit on Friday and Saturday, March 27-28, in the John W. Elrod Commons on W&L's campus in Lexington, Va.
Steven W. Squyres to Speak at Phi Beta Kappa Convocation
Lexington, Virginia • March 10, 2009 --
Steven W. Squyres, the Goldwin Smith Professor of Astronomy at Cornell University and the principal investigator of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Project, will be the speaker at the Phi Beta Kappa/Society of the Cincinnati Convocation on Thursday, March 12.
Philosopher Thomas Pogge to Addresses Issues of Poverty in W&L Lecture
Lexington, Virginia • March 9, 2009 --
Thomas W. Pogge, the Leitner Professor of Philosophy and International Affairs at Yale University, will present a lecture titled "Do the Global Poor have Human Rights?" at Washington and Lee University on Tuesday, March 17, at 7:30 p.m. in Northen Auditorium of the James G. Leyburn Library.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to Speak at W&L on March 16
Lexington, Virginia • March 9, 2009 --
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas will speak as part of Washington and Lee University's Contact series of speakers on Monday, March 16, at 7:30 p.m. in Lee Chapel. The program is free and open to the public.
W&L's Van Devender Awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
Lexington, Virginia • March 9, 2009 --
Washington and Lee senior soccer star Anne Van Devender has been awarded a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Postgraduate Scholarship. The award is a $7,500 scholarship for academic work beyond the baccalaureate degree as a full-time or part-time graduate student.
James F. Childress to Deliver Inaugural Johnson & Johnson Lecture
Lexington, Virginia • March 7, 2009 --
Dr. James F. Childress, Professor of Ethics and Medical Education at the University of Virginia, will deliver the inaugural lecture of the new Johnson & Johnson Law and Medicine Colloquium Series at the Washington and Lee School of Law. The topic of his remarks will be "Controversies about Human Dignity: Implications for Biotechnology."
W&L School of Law Receives $2 Million Gift for Third-Year Reform
Lexington, Virginia • March 7, 2009 --
The Washington and Lee School of Law has received a major financial boost with the announcement of a $2-million gift to support the efforts to change the way third-year students prepare for transition from law students to legal practitioners.
William Christenberry to Present Artist Talk at Washington and Lee
Lexington, Virginia • March 5, 2009 --
Artist William Christenberry , whose work is currently featured in exhibition in Washington and Lee University's Staniar Gallery, will present an Artist Talk at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 11, in the Concert Hall of Wilson Hall at W&L. The lecture is free and open to the public.
W&L Presents Speaker on Iconoclasm
Lexington, Virginia • March 5, 2009 --
James Simpson, the Douglas P. and Katherine B. Loker Professor of English at Harvard University, will give a public lecture on Monday, March 23, at 7 p.m. in Northen Auditorium in the Leyburn Library at Washington and Lee University.
Yale Law Professor Robert W. Gordon to Lecture at Ethics Institute
Lexington, Virginia • March 4, 2009 --
Robert W. Gordon, Chancellor Kent Professor of Law and Legal History at Yale Law School, will deliver the keynote speech at Washington and Lee University's Legal Ethics Institute on Friday, March 27, at 4:30 p.m. in Classroom A at the Washington and Lee University School of Law (Lewis Hall).
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|Help create some Christmas joy
This wish card hung from a decorated tree in a church foyer last Friday but had been snatched off by an eager participant in the Angel Tree project by Sunday morning. Each of the churches in the county is participating in providing gifts for those who might not have a very merry holiday if generous residents don't come forth. The concept of the Angel Tree is for members of congregations to pick a tag from a tree, then purchase the requested gift and return it to the church. The gifts will be delivered in time for Christmas. There is still time to bring joy into some needy homes during the Christmas season. Any questions about the project may be directed to Deb Marshall 352-4250 or Marlene Pritchett 352-4379. (Photo by Jan Rahn)


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CLEVELAND (AP) - No deal has been struck for leniency for a teenager convicted in a deadly plot to lure men with phony Craigslist job offers, Ohio's attorney general said Thursday.
The sentencing in Akron for Brogan Rafferty, 17, was postponed until Friday and his mother said earlier that a deal in return for his cooperation against the alleged triggerman was under discussion.
Because of a gag order, Attorney General Mike DeWine wouldn't comment on the sentencing except to say Thursday that there was no sentencing deal. He made no mention of any continuing talks to strike a deal.
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There was no comment from the defense.
The teen was convicted last week of killing three men and trying to kill a fourth, who was shot but survived.
Judge Lynne Callahan postponed the sentencing during a court session Monday but offered no explanation. The postponement came after prosecutors, including attorneys from DeWine's office, and defense attorneys met in the judge's chambers.
Rafferty could face up to life in prison without chance of parole but his cooperation against Richard Beasley, 53, could give him a chance for freedom at some point - perhaps in 20 or 30 years.
Beasley, described as the teen's spiritual mentor, has pleaded not guilty and faces a Jan. 7 trial.
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my name's Stefano, but for a weird twist of fate everyone calls me Rosiello or simply Ros.
I'm not entirely a new member, because I lurked here for a couple of years, but since I started drawing maps I decided to stop lurking and contributing somehow.
I'm not a native english speaker either, so please forgive me if sometimes I won't be fully able to explain myself.
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Blog: The Return Of Totally Acoustic
I found my colleague Mr S Hewitt already there, gradually followed by various regulars and new faces. Alas The Beer In My Pint Glass was POORLY so couldn't make it, but I was hopeful that I could at least take a RECORDING home with me for her, for LO! Tonight I would be making an PODCAST also!
I was a bit worried about how that'd work, not least because I'd only brough my four track rather than the ARMADA of recording equipment I'd planned ot lug along. I was also a bit worried about whether the ACTS would come, but happily by just after 7pm both Dr Neil Brown and Mr Gavin Osborn were in the building, and so we were able to start pretty much ON TIME!
First of all it was ME, and this is what I did:
I got off to a bit of a bumpy start by forgetting chunks of the words, also TUNE, for the theme tube - it was mostly caused by my KEEN AWARENESS of the recording device on the table, which caused me to GABBLE ON a bit (NB more than usual even) in the first half of the set. I know this because I listened to it this morning and thought "DO shut up Hibbett"! I also had a bit of trouble with tuning my guitar, as I kept adjusting it WRONGLY, but things calmed down by the end and I think I'll be able to edit together a fairly creditable SET.
I'm planning to have about HALF of everyone's gig in the actual podcast - the idea of this is to make it a manageable length, and also to be able to save some songs for later compilation versions between seasons. I thought this would be easier, but having sat through the other acts last night I think I may have some TOUGH DECISIONS on my hands. For LO! next was Dr Neil Brown who was, as ever, COMPLETELY GRATE. Sometimes Neil does gigs as a long GLARE at the audience, almost DARING them to disagree with him, but this time he sat down and, with a SMILE and a thoughtful turn of phrase, allowed everyone to come to HIM. It was EXCELLENT, and I was especially happy to FINALLY hear "Sea Of Lettuce", a song he has spoken of for... well, DECADES, but which I have never heard. It was BRILLO!
As indeed was our headliner, Mr Gavin Osborn. GOOD LORD but he was brilliant - funny, really moving, and with lyrical GENIUS strewn around willy nilly. I must admit to having a bit of an old CRY at the end of "Albert Goes To Rock Shows" and a mighty LARF at his opening NEW song which, apparently, is going to be part of a concept album about MARRIAGE and all that. It was wonderful, and as ever I thought it a SHAME that he is not much MUCH more widly known, for he would make very many people very happy indeed.
It was, as Mr J Kell was later to remark, pretty much the PLATONIC IDEAL of Totally Acoustic - just the right amount of people happy to enjoy some brilliant performers at the top of their game in a lovely evening, only slightly marred by a shouty fenlander at the beginning. LOVELY. I just hope it comes across that way in the podcast!
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thanks mark. i had a really great time. can't wait to see you for the bath gig in december. oh, and thanks for sending me a copy of my set. like you said of yourself, i can't believe how much i waffle on. dreadful. still, glad you liked it. hope the rest of them are equally wonderful.
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marching bands Congratulations to local schools
I would just like to say congratulations to the Elkhart Central, Bremen, Plymouth and John Glenn marching bands on making it to the semistate round of the marching band season! Also, I thought Elkhart Memorial did a good job at the regional level.
Congratulations to the Northwood, Concord, Goshen, Northridge, Fairfield and Penn marching bands on making it to state marching band finals at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Good luck to all the area marching bands in 2013! I hope more area bands make it to state next year.
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Arts Notes: Nov. 24, 2013
Black Friday ArtWalk
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A special Black Friday ArtWalk will take place from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 29. More than 20 businesses are participating in the festive evening of culture and commerce. Maps are available at each venue.
The free event is a Charleston Area Alliance program sponsored by Masters Law Firm. For additional information, contact Susie Salisbury, Charleston Area Alliance, 304-340-4253.
'Small Works'
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The Art Store will exhibit "Small Works" beginning Dec. 3. The show focuses on small-sized, gift-worthy artwork by represented and invited artists. They are:
Ellie Schaul, Helen Chilton, Stephen Smigocki, Maggie Starcher, Caryl Toth, Harold Edwards, George Snyder, Jennifer Snyder, Katherine Cox, Jan Griffin, Allen Jonas, Caroline Jennings, Nancy Berlin, Susan Poffenbarger, Katherine Kadish, Barbara Marsh Wilson, Diane White, Grace Martin Taylor, Henry Isaacs, Jason Berger, Helma Groot, Jim Gibson, Susan Petryszak, David Stern, Ed Kellogg, Selina Trieff, Steven Barbash, David Riffle, Sue Wood, Chris Dutch & Robin Hammer, Brian Humphreys, Adrian Blackstock and Megan Schultz.
The exhibit also will feature fine crafts, holiday and Hanukkah decor, blown glass, wood, jewelry and ceramics handcrafted by artisans from across the country. The exhibition will continue through Dec. 24.
Brass Bell Pottery
ST. ALBANS, W.Va. -- Brass Bell Pottery will hold its fourth annual open house from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 29, 30 and Dec. 1 at 3707 Phillip St., near Lower Falls Beach in St. Albans.
Crafters include hand-thrown pottery by Christy Jo Berry, homemade goat milk-scented soap, twig furniture, handmade baskets and handcrafted jewelry. Call 304-543-4648 for more information.
Lockbridge Pottery
BECKLEY, W.Va. -- Lockbridge Pottery of Meadow Bridge will have a show from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 30 at the Beckley Woman's Club, 202 Park Ave. "Friends and house-trained family" are invited to attend.
Customers may bring the page printed from www.lockbridgepottery.com to register for the holiday pottery giveaway.
For information, contact Jeff or Donna Diehl at 304-484-7150 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gallery walk at HMOA
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- The November Tuesday Tour at Huntington Museum of Art takes place at 7 p.m. Nov. 26 with a gallery walk through the exhibit "Visions of the Prophet: The Visual Art of Kahlil Gibran." Admission is free. Refreshments will be served.
The gallery walk will be led by Clay McNearney and Jeff Ruff, professors in Marshall University's department of religious studies. Their remarks will focus on placing Gibran within the realm of the religious world of the time and his specific mysticism.
"Visions of the Prophet" is presented by the Huntington Museum of Art in an exclusive partnership with Telfair Museums, Savannah, Ga., through Feb. 9. The exhibit of works by artist and writer Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931) includes drawings, watercolors and paintings.
For more information on events at the HMOA, visit www.hmoa.org or call 304-529-2701.
HMOA holiday open house
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- The Huntington Museum of Art offers its annual gift to the community with a holiday open house from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Dec. 1. Admission is free, but visitors are encouraged to bring cans of food to benefit the Huntington Area Food Bank and warm clothes for the Cridlin Food and Clothing Pantry.
Children's art activities will take place in the Education Gallery from 1 to 4 p.m. Excerpts from "The Nutcracker" will be presented at 1 p.m. by Huntington Dance Theatre. Cabell Midland Collegium Musicum performs at 2 p.m. Santa Claus arrives at 2:15 p.m. The Wayne Elementary Honor Choir performs at 3 p.m.
The open house features the "Art on a Limb" exhibit of trees with hand-painted palettes and ornaments designed by area artists. The exhibit will be on view through Jan. 5. For more information, visit www.hmoa.org or call 304-529-2701.
Tamarack funding
BECKLEY, W.Va. -- On Nov. 7, USDA Rural Development State Director Bobby Lewis presented Sally Barton, executive director of the Tamarack Foundation, with a Rural Business Enterprise Grant of $36,000 to assist in the continuation of the Foundation's Urban Markets Program.
The program provides direct technical assistance to artisans in expanding their marketing presence on a national scale. "This grant will open doors for artisan-owned small businesses that are leading the way for others in rural West Virginia," Barton said.
For additional information about the Tamarack Artisan Foundation, contact Sherri Walker at 304-926-3770 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Juried in Martinsburg
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. -- The West Virginia Division of Culture and History's 18th West Virginia Juried Exhibition opens at 2 p.m. Nov. 24 with a reception at the Dunn Building, 400 W. Stephen St., Martinsburg. The exhibit features 53 paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, photographs, mixed media and crafts created by 46 West Virginia artists. Admission is free and open to the public.
The exhibit, co-sponsored by the Berkeley County Council, will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays through Feb. 21 in the Dunn Building.
Artists with works in the exhibition include: Linda Conner, Charleston; Jeff Diehl, Meadow Bridge; Chris Dutch and Robin Hammer, Charleston; Joseph Elbert, Leon; Tiera Floyd, Sutton; Todd Griffith, Charleston; Charly Jupiter Hamilton, Charleston; Carolyn Harmon, South Charleston; Sharon Harms, Charleston; Paul Hartmann, Glenville; Brian Humphreys, Belle; Barrie Kaufman, Charleston; Ralph E. Kennedy, Charleston; Staci M. Leech-Cornell, Nitro; Jessica Levine, Lewisburg; Chet Lowther, Charleston; Ric MacDowell, Hamlin; Ronald H. McCracken, Charleston; Jamie R. Miller, South Charleston; Susan Poffenbarger, Charleston; Brian Reed, Ivydale; Jack M. Rife, Charleston; Pat Roberts, Charleston; Megan Schultz, Charleston; Barbara Harris Walker, Charleston; R.S. Yoho, Charleston.
For more information, contact Betty Gay, exhibits coordinator for the division, at 304-558-0220, ext. 128.
To have your announcement included in Arts Notes, email firstname.lastname@example.com or send it to Arts Notes, The Charleston Gazette, 1001 Virginia St. E., Charleston, WV 25301. Artwork can be submitted electronically or by mail. Deadline for inclusion in the Sunday Gazette-Mail is the Tuesday before Sunday publication.


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Such proteins have been useful for a wide range of purposes from cancer research to disease diagnosis to biofuel production. An advantage of bioprospecting over traditional prospecting (i.e., mining for precious metals) is that bioprospecting requires only a single collection of extremely small amounts of biological material that is propagated in the lab. This allows bioprospectors to follow leave-no-trace practices in their research. The only samples removed from the spring are small samples of water. When possible, samples are collected in outflow channels, removing only water that would immediately flow into nearby rivers.
This research was initiated through NSF Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I and II awards (DMI-0109756, DMI-0215988) to Lucigen (Principle Investigator Thomas Schoenfeld). Ongoing work on the project is currently supported by an additional grant (IIP 08-39404), awarded to Lucigen (Schoenfeld). (Date of Image: 2005-2007) [Image 6 of 6 related images. Back to Image 1.]


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Welcome to the 2009 Burger Bonanza wherein two girls eat 20 of the city's best burgers, on the path to burger enlightenment. The 10 best will then be chosen to be featured—in ranking order—in 7x7's September magazine issue. Burgers must fit our "fancy burger" parameter: made with beef and available as part of the regular dinner menu at upscale restaurants in SF. Beyond that, we're open to suggestions, which we hope you will leave in the comment box below!