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Founded 1996: 'An auditioned choir of around 30 singers based in Glasgow, Scotland. They perform a wide variety of repertoire from Puccini to Sondheim under the artistic direction of Graham Dickie ... In 2012 The Singers Company launched the open competition for Young Scottish Musical Theatre Performer of the Year ... The Competition has been a huge success over the last several years. Last year alone [2017], over a dozen UK colleges and universities for the performing arts were represented'.
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Starbucks has announced a new deal with Whole Foods that will take its Evolution Fresh line of super-premium juices nationwide. Evolution Fresh, which had been sold primarily along the West Coast and parts of the Northeast, will be carried in all eight Whole Foods regions, and Starbucks plans for the brand to be sold in approximately 8,000 of its cafes and other grocery locations by the end of the year.
The deal includes the launch of a new line of premium snacks called Evolution Harvest that will debut at Whole Foods locations and roll out to Starbucks stores later this year. The new brand includes variety of snack bars, trail mixes, and fruit snacks, each of which will have a suggested retail price of $1.95. Evolution Fresh has also announced the addition of two new flavors — Organic Ruby Roots and Organic Sweet Burn — that will be sold exclusively at Whole Foods, albeit for an undisclosed period of time.
Evolution Fresh, a cold-pressed juice brand which helped pioneer the use of high-pressure processing (HPP) in beverages, was acquired by Starbucks in November 2011 as a key piece of a strategy to become a major player in what CEO Howard Schultz then termed as a "$50 billion health and wellness sector." Starbucks pegs the current super-premium juice market to be worth $1.6 billion and, armed with national distribution at Whole Foods, will certainly look to be the leader in expanding the category to a broader range of consumers.
"We've received enthusiastic customer support in every market where we've introduced Evolution Fresh juice, and have been working toward our goal of national distribution since the acquisition," said Chris Bruzzo, senior vice president, Channel Brand Management and general manager, Evolution Fresh, said in a statement.
As a result of the new distribution, Evolution's juices and snacks will replace PepsiCo's Naked Juice and Kind LLC's Kind bars in Starbucks stores, according to a recent article in The Wall Street Journal. The Journal noted Starbucks' belief that the move will be more profitable and create greater awareness for the Evolution brand.
The push into Whole Foods comes shortly after BluePrint's recent foray into smaller sized bottles, which are also currently sold exclusively at Whole Foods. BluePrint's new three-SKU line, packaged in 10 oz. bottles, come in slightly more mainstream-focused flavors — Carrot Lemon, Kale Apple Lemon, and Orange Grapefruit Lemon — than its larger format products, and are intended to "connect with a wider consumer base by offering more options both from a palate and health-driven perspective," according to a statement from the company.
Despite an increasingly competitive environment for cold-pressed juices, Bruzzo said that Evolution Fresh is, particularly with new distribution at Whole Foods and Starbucks, better positioned than competing brands to take advantage of growing awareness and adoption of cold-pressed juices.
"We believe that our mission is about trying to get really healthy fruit and vegetable juice into the hands and into the bodies of as many people as possible, Bruzzo told BevNET. "And we're in a position to really lead the category of cold-pressed juices, which we believe is the future of juice."

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Just One Question: What Invention or Feat of Engineering, From Any Time Period, Impresses You Most?
The computer is by far the most impressive invention that I have seen and since graduation.
— Charlie Weinberg '42 Th'43
The spiral tunnels on the Canadian Pacific Railway near Lake Louise. To gain elevation, it makes two complete circles inside the mountain.
— Tom Streeter '44 TT'48
Fly ash from large coal-burning electric power plants has the same chemistry and uses as the volcanic ash the Romans used in their aqueducts. My company made a patented road base material from lime, fly ash, and various aggregates called Pozzolanic road base. It was a way to use products that otherwise would have ended up in landfills. The patent on lime-fly ash road base material impressed me and had an effect on my life in the 1960s.
— Craig J. Cain '45 Th'45
What excites me are investigations of electromagnetic principles that permit low-energy electrolysis of water into its constituent parts, oxygen and hydrogen, and the controlling of the H2 output to power or increase the efficiency of an engine or motor. There are some currently in operation. Then there is BlackLight Power's power source that extracts heat from the manipulation of the hydrogen atom to a fractional quantum state. Both 1- and 50-kilowatt units have been validated by an outside lab. The only input is water. Further, there's the employment of "negative energy." These new means of producing energy will power our world in the future.
— Ken Carpenter '48 TT'50
I'm nominating the open-dredged caissons under the piers of the Huey P. Long Bridge here in New Orleans. This construction innovation is now fairly widely used, but in 1930 most caisson piers were pneumatically sunk to their founding. I'm now involved with widening that bridge without increasing the foundations, and am basing my confidence on the fine geotechnical work done in the 1920s on the site by Karl Terzhagi. Bill Kimball, then an associate professor and eventually dean of the Thayer School, was involved in the analysis. He wrote a fine paper on the geotechnical aspects of the bridge.
— William B. Conway '52 Th'54
The greatest engineering achievement in my lifetime was Neil Armstrong's landing on the moon on July 20, 1969 and safe return to Earth. The Internet is another. My view is biased because of my 50-plus years in both the aviation and computers/communications fields.
— Pete Knoke '55 Th'56
The solid-state computer impresses me the most. When I was at Thayer, there was just one chapter in one book that discussed transistors. That invention made possible the integrated circuit, and that made programmable computers possible. Throughout my career with the Naval Research Laboratory and then NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, I used these developments to build ever more capable telemetry systems for launch vehicles and satellites.
— Ron Muller '55 Th'56
My late husband, Gene White '56, would agree with me that in all our years of living and working in developing countries, three inventions stand out: the radio, the bicycle, and the sewing machine. Never did we encounter a person who did not want a radio or yearn for a bicycle if all their travel was by foot, donkey, or bus. Likewise, no one needed to be convinced that a sewing machine was a practical item!
— Betsy White (Mrs. Gene White '56)
Velcro. Taking a look at nature and embodying the idea into a useful closure is quite exceptional.
— Charlie Schneider '57 TT'58
The steam engine in the 1800s. It was a power source that could be located anywhere and enabled society to move away from oceans and rivers.
— Don Baker '61 Th'62
GPS is my favorite. I have always loved maps, but GPS puts me into the map. It is a transformative invention.
— Bruce Johnson '61 Th'62
The most impressive engineering feat that I found during my engineering career was four-color offset lithographic printing. The idea that one can create a rainbow of color by putting dots on a page using just four colors is amazing. It is hard to believe that using a photographic plate where the desired patterns are hydrophobic and attract ink, but the rest of the plate is hydrophillic and kept wet with a slurry, lets one put ink on paper. Further, achieving registration with four separate rollers at paper speeds of more than 2,000 feet per minute is an accomplishment.
— Harris McKee '61 Th'63
The production of a practical helicopter by Igor Sikorsky in 1939 led to the multi-billion dollar industry serving societal and defense needs throughout the world.
— David O. Smith '61 Th'62
The Boeing 747. It's amazing it could get off the ground.
— Frank Barber '62
Has to be the Archimedes screw. Its impact on agriculture in the Eastern Mediterranean from 300 B.C. until the full development of Europe is only outweighed by the development of fasteners in the Industrial Age.
— Bill Reilly '67
My joint entry: airplanes and air conditioning. They allowed the full civilization of Florida and California. I guess you also have to tip your hat to the integrated circuit; most of its effects are invisible but also everywhere around us.
— Peter Fahey '68 Th'69
The two inventions that are most significant to my life may be the TV and the automobile, but they are continuing to adversely alter American society, which isn't fascinating at all; so lets skip those two. Let's go with the Hubble Space Telescope. Why does the Hubble fascinate me? Because of this!
Imagine what we might have seen in the cosmos if the engineers hadn't screwed it up by grinding the lens backwards. Then consider how amazingly they fixed it. I hope this fascinates you too!
— Steve Franzeim '68 Th'72
The hybrid-electric drive train for vehicles, because it allows for recycling of energy. This may save mankind from itself. If cold fusion ever works, I'll change my vote.
— Chris Yule '70
Underwater concrete pylons for bridges.
— Larry Lewis '71
The Great Pyramid of Giza.
— Stephen Flanders Th'73
The photographic camera. Photos preserve today's events as well as events of billions of years ago from the farthest reaches of the universe. Photos can evoke profound emotions, making the camera the greatest emotionally related invention, just ahead of the phonograph.
— Steve Arcone Th'77
Favorite of all time: Wright brothers. Newest favorite: Stanley Williams, Hewlett Packard researcher leading the team that discovered the memristor, a fundamental physical component that interacts with electricity in a unique, non-linear way. If memristors can be developed, they may unlock a whole new generation of electronics.
— George Eger '77
There is no more important human occupation than farming. And nothing has done more to make agriculture possible than the humble hoe. Even the most modern and sophisticated of agricultural plows are nothing more than a large-scale hoe.
— Nelson Valverde '77
Watermills and windmills are simple and require little tech to deliver local power.
— Knud Eric Engelsted '78
A case can be made for the Brown & Sharpe universal milling machine. While you don't see them around anymore, the B&S universal performed an astounding array of work. It could make virtually any machine part or tool — and all motion was controlled mechanically.
— Steve Wyckoff '78 Th'79
In aviation, I'd have to say the SR-71 Blackbird. It had stealth in the early 1960s, and nothing has been done since that performs anywhere near it. Charles Babbage's calculating machine is another "ahead of the rest" invention. He couldn't get it to work because machining wasn't accurate enough in the day, but someone recently built one and it worked.
— Richard Akerboom '80 Th'82, '85
The Panama Canal was a huge project but brilliant in its simplicity. In its day, the lake that was created (Gatun) was the largest ever. The above-sea-level lake reduced the excavation from about 50 miles to only about 10. Many of the large earth-movers we take for granted today were developed specifically for the Galliard cut. The controls managing the water and locks stand basically unchanged for almost a hundred years, and gravity basically powers the entire operation. I am biased, as I'm from the former U.S. Panama Canal Zone.
— William Hale '80 Th'93
While a graduate student at Thayer School during the early 1980s, I was given access to the ARPAnet, the beginning of the Internet.
— John Hoh '81 Th'82, '84
The Internet will be no less important than the invention of the printing press.
— Kim Quirk '82 Th'83
The Panama Canal — first use of mass-poured concrete among other firsts, and an incredible feat of construction logistics to implement an excellent engineering idea (don't build a sea-level canal, as the French tried to do, but build a lake and two sets of locks). It remains an engineering marvel for the ages.
— Mike A. Adams '83
The Wright brothers' airplane and first successful flight. I am biased, having gotten my commercial pilot license from the Lebanon airport while studying at Thayer. (Now as as president of Performance Motion Devices, in Lincoln, Mass., I'm too busy to get in much flying.)
— Greg Woods Th'83
The invention of semiconductors impresses me most. These are critical to computers, iPods, cell phones, and even today's automobiles.
— Mark Jones '84 Th'85
The gramophone.
— Alex Hartov Th'88
My favorite invention of all times is the cell phone. I remember my joy when wireless phones came about. Freedom from the cord! Most important invention of all times, though — AC electricity: home-delivered and it powers everything (including my cell phone).
— Doris Martínez Th'91
The wheel.
— Duncan McElroy '91
The Toyota production system has inspired much of my work during the last 15 years. It is the most effective system of production devised in human history, and is being emulated by organizations worldwide. The concepts behind the system seem full of paradoxes, yet when they work in concert, they create a powerful, self-managing, ever-improving system.
— Durward K. Sobek II '91
I am impressed by the Thermos. If you put something hot in it, it keeps it hot. If you put something cold in it, it keeps it cold. How does it know?
— Erik Bliss '92
Cochlear implants let deaf kids grow up listening and talking, and gives adults who lose their hearing the ability to retain their relationships and productivity! I've devoted my career to this technology, first as an audiologist, then academic researcher, and now strategist for the leading manufacturer of implantable hearing solutions.
— Kevin Franck '92
Most of us could not do our jobs without our computer. It has become the most central tool of our lives.
— Annie Kaskade '92
While reading my 4-year-old son a book on the first moon landing, I was struck with how amazing it was to engineer the equipment that carried people to the surface of the moon and safely back to Earth for the first time. In addition to working in uncharted territory, the engineers had a tight time frame and didn't have access to the computing power that exists today.
—Laura Iwan '93 Th'94
The Golden Gate Bridge.
— Keith Lenden '95 Th'95
Space travel was and still is an amazing feat. And the Apollo spacecraft had less computing power than my cell phone.
— Vic Almgren '94 Th'96
U.S. Patent No. 3,605,843 (1971): Cashew nut sheller. Inventors: Thayer adjunct professor Robert C. Dean Jr. and Richard W. Couch Jr. '64 Th'65. The first line of the abstract says it all: "A method and apparatus for removing explosively the kernel of a cashew or similar nut from its shell while isolating the kernel from contamination."
— Solomon G. Diamond '97 Th'98
Uniform screw threads that are easy to manufacture and validate. These didn't exist in the United States before 1864. I grew up taking the basic engineering infrastructure for granted, that we can all go to the hardware store and get nuts and bolts in order to fasten two objects together. No research required! How I wish we had such a technology base for biology!
— Drew Endy Th'98
The boat is the most important invention ever created. (I'm biased, because my Thayer M.S. thesis involved fluid simulation of an America's Cup yacht for Professor Horst Richter.) The boat allowed humans to reach Australia 40,000 years ago, spread down the coasts of North and South America 13,000 years ago, and colonize the Polynesian Islands 5,000 years ago. The shipping trade in the Mediterranean Sea supported the rise of the Greek and Roman Civilizations. The global economy started with European explorers in sailing ships. The bulk of trade goods are still carried in ships.
— Joe McInerney Th'99
The plow enabled man to start cultivation, which led to civilization.
— Holden Chi Hoon Lee '00 Th'01
My favorite invention is the personal computer. My second favorite is the jet airplane. The two together allow me to live, work, and play anywhere in the world I want.
— Will Schoen '00
The original Ferris wheel was designed and built in 1893. The size of the wheel impresses me — 264 feet high, weighing more than 2 million pounds, and able to carry 2,160 people at one time. People marveled at how such a delicate-looking structure could be so strong and not waver in even gale force winds that tore apart the roofs of buildings and other structures during the fair.
— Lauren Scopaz '00
The total knee replacement.
— Derek R. Jenkins '02 DMS'06
As a feat of imaginative engineering: Tarski's undefinability theorem of 1936 on the limits of truth. For elegance and usefulness: solar water disinfection (SODIS), developed by Martin Wegelin in the early 1990s. My personal favorite: nature's evolutionary engineering of a tree. It is a masterpiece of simple thermodynamic efficiency, and energy degradation.
— Daniel Bilar Th'03
I am amazed at large structures like skyscrapers and huge planes. On a smaller note, the iPhone is pretty amazing, too.
— Brian Mason '03 Th'04, '05
Airplanes. Every time I am in a metal tube with wings I can't help but to look out the window and marvel at how we ever managed to make this happen.
— Peter Rice '05 Th'06
I am glad Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press. Paper, given to us by the Chinese, is one of the most important inventions.
— Subha Srinivasan Th'05
A windmill built by William Kamkwamba, when he was 14, to power two light bulbs and a radio for his family of 20 in the remote village of Malawi, Africa. He built it by reading a physics book!
— Afua Amoah Th'06
My favorite invention is air conditioning. Without it, there are a lot of places we couldn't comfortably live.
— Glenn T. Nofsinger Th'06
One recent invention caught my attention: Last week people broadcast a football game live, in 3-D.
— Trinell Ball Th'07
I'd go with the Internet. It has revolutionized how we communicate, work, shop, bank, learn, teach, etc.
— Thach Bui Th'07
Apollo 11 and the Panama Canal.
— Juan Pablo Fernández Th'07
The bicycle. The design of modern bicycles is so simple that it is beautiful. Every part of a bike — the frame, crank, crank arms, brakes — has a function that is integral to its use. The simple mechanics allow for a robustness and reliability that very few other inventions can achieve. Bicycles made 30 years ago are still used daily with only minimal maintenance. Computers, cell phones, and even cars, become obsolete every five years.
— Calvin D. Krishen Th'07
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New Opportunity to Experience Asia
February 05, 2009
Lewis & Clark has been invited by the Henry Luce Foundation to join 67 select colleges and universities across the country to participate in the Luce Scholars Program. The program represents a major effort by the Luce Foundation to provide an awareness of Asia among potential leaders in American society. This opportunity further enriches the college's strong commitment to academics and global engagement.
"I can think of no single event in recent years that more eloquently acknowledges the quality of a Lewis & Clark education than does this invitation to join such a distinguished group of institutions," says President Tom Hochstettler. "This invitation offers our students a tremendous opportunity to engage our global community in a meaningful way."
Launched in 1974, the Luce Scholars Program is aimed at a group of highly qualified young Americans in a variety of professional fields. It is unique among American-Asian exchanges in that it is intended for young leaders who have had no prior experience of Asia and who might not otherwise have an opportunity in the normal course of their careers to come to know Asia or their Asian counterparts. The program provides stipends and internships for 18 young Americans to live and work in Asia each year. Lewis & Clark may nominate up to two students or young alumni (up to age 29) for the program.


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Mexican guitar duo Rodrigo Y Gabriela are back on the road for their Mettavolution Tour! They first came to international attention when they traveled to Dublin in 2002 when Damien Rice noticed them busking and asked them to accompany him on tour. Now the dynamic Latin duo have gone from busking talent to international musical superstars - experience once of their gigs to hear just why!
The powerhouse of the duo comes from Gabriela's exquisitely fast strumming, described by many reviewers as hummingbird-like and provides the main bass sound for their music; on the other hand, Rodrigo uses these strong notes to cascade with higher chord combos and sis content to have her take the main applause. He has his own charm and flair however, such as playing slide with a Heineken bottle and managing to evoke Led Zeppelin at the same time! Their trademark rapid guitar play has become their trademark and has garnered a huge following worldwide, and even spawned a special DVD for their 11:11 concert in Japan.
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Foligno's hard work paid off when he was sprung by Lomas to bury a short-handed breakaway to give the Wolves a 5-2 lead in the third period. A crisp highlight came as the buzzer sounded to end the first period when the newly appointed leader finished a check and proceeded to deliver a highlight reel pounding to the Whalers' R.J. Mahalak. He received two, five, and ten on the play, but the message was sent and his teammates responded.
I played this video on my phone last night to a bunch of dejected Sabres fans ranting about the team's shortcomings. It drew quite a response, including a 'Mike Tyson's Punch Out' style "body blow!" comment from one riled up spectator.
Foligno, who now has 20 points (11+9) in 14 games this season, will again lead the pack when his Wolves (5-10-1-0) host Oshawa on Saturday.
Elsewhere in the OHL, Zack Kassian was -3 with an assist as Windsor lost to Guelph, 5-3. The Spits cut the Storm's lead to 4-3 when Kassian entered the zone down the wing and made a drop-pass to Tom Kuhnhackl, who fed Alex Khokhlachev for a power play tally. The Spits (9-2-0-1) will travel to division-leading Saginaw on Saturday.
Gregg Sutch was held off the scoresheet as Mississauga defeated Brampton, 3-1. The hard-driving forward continued his energy-laced effort with a checking from behind penalty in the third period. The first place Majors (14-2-0-0) will host Erie on Sunday.
In the WHL, Kevin Sundher had two assists as Chilliwack lost to Everett, 4-3. Continuing to get it clicking after a slow start, the 6'0 center will head into next week with a streak of four consecutive multi-point efforts. Sundher will look to keep it going Tuesday when the Bruins (9-6-0-0) battle the Oil Kings.
Brayden McNabb posted a pair assists and a +3 rating as Kootenay lost in the shootout to Lethbridge, 4-3. Despite projecting to be a sturdy stay-at-homer as pro, McNabb now has eight points in seven games this season since being returned to juniors. The Ice (11-4-0-2) move on to face the Calgary Hitmen on Saturday.
Riley Boychuk picked up an assist as Portland needed overtime to defeat Red Deer, 4-3. The assist was Boychuk's first of the season to go along with three goals through the season's first 25-game block. The Winterhawks (13-2-0-1) will take a seven-game winning streak into Saturday night's match-up with Everett.
Corey Fienhage finished +2 with an assist as Kamloops downed Calgary, 5-4. The helper was Fienhage's third WHL point after spending two WCHA seasons in North Dakota. Fellow third-round pick Matt MacKenzie (-1) earned a power-play helper just 2:37 in for the Hitmen, who have now lost eight straight games. Fienhage and the Blazers square off with Lethbridge on Saturday.
Mark Pysyk was scratched as Edmonton got doubled-up by Prince George, 6-3. More to follow on Pysyk's absence. The OK's (5-10-0-1) and Cougars will play it back on Saturday.
In the Q, Jerome Gauthier-Leduc recorded a shot on goal as Rimouski ended a seven-game losing streak with a 5-3 win over his former club, Rouyn-Noranda. The Nics (10-12-0-0) will look to keep their momentum going when they play a rematch with the Huskies on Saturday. EDIT: Gauthier-Leduc was injured in the game, and will miss Saturday's rematch and likely the QMJHL leg of the CAN/RUS Challenge. (tap on the pads to Jerome from NHLDraftVideo.com for the heads up).
In NCAA action, Nick Eno made 30 saves, including a spectacular diving stop that drew a standing ovation, as Bowling Green defeated #11 Notre Dame, 3-2. After stopping all 18 shots faced through two periods, Eno made the save of the season when he sprawled right-to-left to block an Anders Lee shot after a rebound left the Irish forward with a wide open net. With a goaltending rotation in place for the Falcons (4-5-0), it's hard to say if Eno will return to the pipes for Saturday's rematch. You can watch his postgame interview here.
Justin Jokinen (-2) earned an assist as Minnesota State lost at #8 Nebraska-Omaha, 5-1. The helper ends a six-game point drought for the junior forward. The Mavericks (2-3-4) will look to get to .500 mark when the clubs close their weekend set on Saturday.
Drew MacKenzie skated even as Vermont lost to Lowell, 3-1. The Catamounts held a 1-0 lead before surrendering three unanswered goals in the third period to move to 0-3-2 on the year.
Also from Hockey East, Mark Adams was +1 was Providence shut out Merrimack, 2-0. The Friars (3-4-1) will look to keep MacKenzie and UVM among the winless when they host the Cats on Saturday.
Connor Knapp took his usual Friday post on the bench as #1 Miami suffered their first CCHA defeat of the season, 3-2 to Ferris State. The 6'5 netminder will be in net when the RedHawks (5-2-2) look to gain the split on Saturday.
Brad Eidsness did not play as Aaron Dell backstopped #9 North Dakota to a 4-2 win over #2 Minnesota-Duluth. The junior stopper is expected to get the nod when the Sioux (5-3-1) look for the sweep on Saturday.
In the USHL, Christian Isackson (-1) posted two shots on goal as Sioux Falls fell to Lincoln, 3-1. The Stampede (9-6-3-0) will host Youngstown on Saturday.
On Thursday, Sutch did not record a point as the Majors blanked Niagara, 3-0. Steven Shipley failed to hit the scoresheet for the IceDogs, who will suit up on Saturday against Peterborough.
In the lone humpday affair on the Sabres prospect slate, Corey Fienhage was even with a holding minor as Kamloops lost to Kelowna, 5-3.
In other news, Val-d'Or forward Cedrick Henley has continued to miss time after having surgery to repair a genetic wrist defect. He's expected to make a 100% recovery, but could still miss a total of eight weeks of action while on the mend.


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For a dev who doubles up as a sysadmin in small web startup, what services/servers/devices do you recommend running?
I am also open to best-practices suggestions
To get the ball rolling- here are some of what I have.
- OSSIM suite
- Pingdom to verify stage and production status(I have custom scripts hooked to a paid SMS gateway)
- OpenDns
- SVN server (Linux).
- Backup server (Linux).
- Mail's on Google apps. (prioritizing LDAP integration)
- Linksys WRT54GL routers with Tomato for wireless
- Gateway with iptables (Arno's script), DHCPd and LDAP on a Linux machine
- Ccnet servers for continuous integration.
- Source code review tool (Not yet up. Something likes rietveld)
- Reddit clone to work on ideas.
- Nmap and NDiff
- Dump server. Doubles up as a torrent client, gaming server and data crunching tasks.
- WorkRave for RSI (not as a service. But I push this around a lot)
- OpenVpn to connect from wireless to LAN
It's been a while since I asked this question. Updating the list after 2 years :-):


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It looks like genealogists are having a significant impact in the hallowed halls of academia. This is a message I received on a library listserv:
Academic Globalization of "Genealogy Method"
DEFINITION of "genealogy":
CURRENT USE DEFINITION of "genealogy method": Method of investigative scholarship to establish valid generational relationships connecting any specialty, within or between all fields of knowledge.
JUSTIFICATION: Genealogy Method procedures that discover and record connections of kinship, descent and marriage, can also be used to establish accurate understanding of any knowledge system properties, using diagrams, symbols and scholarly analysis.
The "genealogy method" is now being used in real time, within fields of research, to vindicate the truthfulness of conclusions as shown by historical comparison. The "genealogy method", or "genealogical perspective", is a looking to the past "reverse" process of economic
methodology, as it relates to the scientific method.
Tel-Aviv University: Genealogy As Evolutionary Dynamics
Understand the evolutionary processes of industrials sectors using a genealogical perspective.
ADDITIONAL REFERENCES: School Records,
Genealogical Resources & History Links


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|Biographical Information
|Other names
|Itarillë (Q, fn),
Celebrindal (S, epessë)
|Princess of Gondolin
|Quenya and Sindarin
|During Years of the Trees
|Sailed West, F.A. 525
|House of Fingolfin
|Elenwë and Turgon
|Physical Description
|Hair color
|Eärrámë (ship)
|Images of Idril
Idril Celebrindal was the daughter of King Turgon of Gondolin and Elenwë, the wife of Tuor, and the mother of Eärendil the Mariner.
Of the Noldor who returned to Middle-earth documented to have Vanyarin ancestry, Idril has the most, being five-eighths Vanyarin by ancestry. Her full-Vanyarin mother Elenwë fell during the crossing at Helcaraxë, and so did not step foot in Middle-earth. Idril's son Eärendil is also documented the most heavily Vanyarin of the Half-elven, being five-sixteenths Vanyarin by ancestry.
Idril Celebrindal was the only child of Turgon. She participated in the Flight of the Noldor, and in the Helcaraxë almost lost her life falling through the ice with several others, but Turgon saved her, though he lost his wife Elenwë. Together with Angrod's son Orodreth she was one of the two Noldor in the third generation to come into exile. Idril was loved in secret by her cousin Maeglin, the son of Eöl the Dark Elf and Aredhel, Turgon's sister, but she scorned his advances because of his dark character, and the fact they were too closely related.
When Tuor, son of Huor arrived in Gondolin, Idril fell in love with him. Because Turgon had grown to love Tuor as a son (as he had his father before), and remembering the last words of Huor, he allowed Idril and Tuor to wed, thus bringing about the second union of the Eldar and Edain, after Beren and Lúthien. Idril encouraged Tuor to build the secret passage known as Idril's Secret Way, and thus enabled many to escape the Fall of Gondolin. In Gondolin she had a son, Eärendil.
After the fall of Gondolin, Idril and Tuor became leaders of the exiles at the Havens of Sirion, where they also received Elwing daughter of Dior son of Beren and Lúthien.
When Tuor grew old he departed in his ship for the West, and Idril went with him. It is believed by the Elves and Dúnedain that Idril and Tuor arrived in Valinor, bypassing the Ban of the Valar, and that Tuor became reckoned in the kindred of the Elves, so that they both live in Valinor.
The name Idril is the Sindarin form of her Quenya name Itarildë (or Itarillë), which means "Sparkling Brilliance".
She was called Celebrindal, "Silver-foot", because she always went barefoot.


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IMAGINATION inflation
Anyone who has read this blog more than a few times (which most fall under) has joined me in reflection, especially approaching my birthday. Every person, businessperson, sales professional, artist, writer, creator, imagineer, imageer and optioneer should do this annually:
Your own Annual Life Plan
Taken with a twist on my REALLY popular Blog called "The 90-Day Plan" (I really wish I knew who the person was to give it a lift, sharing it somehow outside my typical social media radar.
Before you can move FORWARD
you have to have a heart to heart with yourself. Seriously. Honestly. Barely a hairs breath away from your nose touching the mirror.
It can be your Journaling all at once!
For any other procrastinators like me. Once I discovered a way to exhaust my mindfulness times 100% ::... by BLOGGING!
A cork popped open ||\\"//||
Ideas that had been brewing began to become released. By sharing knowledge and seeking even more to fill up the depleted.
New Curiosities
unfold, gliding across your vision or glimpse of an expression, a beautiful attention getter image.
Stretching the imagination
because as it explodes into the universe, some small particles, fall glittering into a receptive hand.
My year in review
has been one of where I have been putting others first. Not an easy feat to consider the impact one has on others, and try to obtain a lofty one, for them, not me. That is one of the biggest struggles I've been wrestling with: am I an impostor of greatness? Was I really a big sales professional once upon a time? Maybe I got lucky for a few years when the timing was right.
A social media experience
as I ride the waves from the tide pushed by others before me. Am I just a toe in or knee deep? Thank goodness for analytics to appeal to my numerical musical notes, de-scrambling and decoding information that is mine for the taking, just as I log on and click in.
Like a sponge floating
soaking up, but not falling too deep beyond the grasp of realization that maybe I've been looking at it all wrong. I mean, I read A-LOT! It never sinks me in, it expounds wonder at all the information at my disposal, my right, my actions, my clicks revealing a true, authentic person.
Not a persona but a brand
I've been continuing the brand I started so many years ago. I tap into what has delighted me (like last night I was surfing the PINs on PINTEREST on "figure skating") .... who cares how long I look? Nobody, my WIFI provider LOVES the moola it extracts from me: I have an "unlimited data plan".
True Authenticity
is when you allow your spirit and soul to guide you to what you find intriguing, moves you in its beauty. The next wave a super social media rock stars will need to be authentic in a crowded noise of ME me ME (like Guy Kawasaki, who forgets was among his small tribe when he moved on to Google Plus G+ not remembering who they were, ah-hem, like moi).
I didn't adopt someone else
to build my brand by trying to be someone I am not, claim to know something I do not, brag about knowing someone to build your brand? Well, my not-so-reciprocal friends aka |devils in disguise| narcissists | fake | crooks | egotistical | famed | self-proclaimed experts.
Honesty has been my guiding star
towards bright lights without sunglasses to block the glow. Truthfulness is a strength in character, it is ingrained and cannot be replicated by large degrees.
Believe in me?
The jury is still out. I just know that I'm not doing my God-given gift. I keep looking and stretching to find it. Sometimes I think maybe I've found it, when instead I've found some new great hobbies ::... like painting objects and making them into art. Really a fun sidekick to have.
I may have become too scattered
creating far too many blogs, when here I should just write. Focus on making one site really really good, then a bunch of others mediocre.
I've had this ah-HA moment before
I realize. When I was jumping from advertising to the world of publishing ::... the how before the what.
The how before the what
Is really what makes me stand out. I'm not suggesting that I really do, but I was trying to appease you, your time and dedication for reading thus far.
Whether it is sales, business or communication people gravitate to the explosive environment we allow ourselves to tumble into ::.... traditional media that has the explosion with headline before any details. Saying WHAT??!!??
I gravitate towards the HOW
which basically covers the how, the who, the where, the speculation as to the why, or the scientific explanation of the how. I think people's eyes and sensibilities are been drummed out of the noise, and only ENGAGE with those they believe appeals to their own values, opinions, knowledge, genre, topics, interests, hobbies, visuals, emotional well being, what grabs them NOW.
I'm going to continue on this journey
with you by my side. Continual in experimentation on a quest for new insights. The insights that I share may be long and somewhat rambling. But there is a nugget in there somehow.
Too many people haven't discovered
who they are so they try to invent themselves to be someone they're not. For personal, professional, relationship reasons, known only to themselves. They hide behind a character or persona in which they want the world to see them as.
An enthusiast
is what I tagged myself. Does it really suit me? OKay, thanks for the reminder mirror | DANG! (borrowed from my 22 y/old lovely daughter) | I am not always in a good mood. Gasp, shocked? Probably not those that know me and still love me would say.
Determined and tenacious
would be a common affront in succinctly describing me. That's what is great. As a woman who is 5 ft TALL and petite curvy figure ::.... it is a gracious honor to be synonymous with STRENGTH.
A nod for the new year ahead
will be the stretch to willpower. Where I should examine these fair questions:
Am I trying to prove something?
To myself? To someone else? Or bigger?
Am I doing my hardest to avoid and stay out of toxic environments or people? Am I being true to my GIFT that I am working to discover: a teacher? a writer? an advertising Adonna? | HA! Google Chrome spell check: "Ladonna, Madonna, Donna" | fooled YA! Yes, I meant to make up a new word since GURU isn't even in the cards for a lot of knowledge to beget.
A website
I've been struggling with this for almost two years. It doesn't fall under my PROCRASTINATION leanings, but I keep coming up with ideas on sections, which will fall under an umbrella of an e.zine. I have experimented with blogs, Word Press, Go Daddy | good grief: worst experience EVA! They didn't mind taking my money | "there's a sucker born every milisecond on the internet" | they fall into my bucket of ::... "NEVER AGAIN" pile. Of which there are few, it's a small crowd, like my "former dentist" Lee (first or last name, I'll never tell, except from what it rhymes with "Cal-gar-y" ('y' pronounced "Eeee")
I'm going to write and let him know. This young fellow, who shall not be named, unless agreed to by name). I would like to showcase his work from Word Press websites.
What's in a name?
I can't settle on a name is what a name is about. You'd be surprised how much time I spend waving on the tide of websites, website hosts, and a few creative outfits in between.
designCA has been born. I guess pretty much anything I spend doing ends up in a blog of some sorts. I launched it about a week ago. What I want to do is showcase what I uncover for the social media crowd or blogging tribe. Tools, resources, gallery, creative, writing host of a colossal kind!
Getting pumped up
now, creative juices flowing unabated, from feeling a strong sense of cabin FEVER since my skin erupted from either Shingles or a skin reaction/infection | doctors have conflicting prognosis | first time ever the Wicked Witch of the West has been nice to me in months, if exactly a year ago from now.
I think I have an idea
so I guess I better go. Thanks for joining me while I uncork another idea for others to be amused by, inspired from or motivated to ..... JUST DO IT!


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Hot Shot – Brooke Weisbender
Brooke Weisbender loves to ride, but calm down dudes, we're referring to horses and machines with motors.
Brooke was born in rural Wyoming and began riding and training horses at a young age. This love of riding led her to try other adventure sports including skateboarding, snowboarding and rock climbing.
Brooke loves building her show cars, racing motorcycles, and launched an online retail business for motorsports gear called Revv Wear in 2005.
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options to choose
options to choose
1) I don't know
2) Was at a Tesla group get together not too long ago where an owner already scratched a 21" rim.... you might be onto something.
3) http://www.teslamotors.com/forum/forums/anyone-receive-car-without-tech-...
4) That is correct. Absolutely no possibility to upgrade afterwards too is my understanding.
5) I got the air suspension because there are a few places I have scrapped the bottom of my Saturn on and I don't want to scrape the bottom on my very expensive battery pack.
For the sound package, you can't get satellite radio without it. (Although you still need to subscribe to it if you get the sound package). Also, there are 12 speakers instead of 7.
I started a similar thread when I received the email to finalize my options. You can read some of those responses:
If you plan on keeping the car for a long time and can afford the options get them. Life is too short. I got my car on 12/17 and got all the options. 85kW and 19" wheels. The car is awsome!
I selected the audio and tech packages, But can't decide on the battery. Not sure if it's worth paying extra to get the largest battery if I plan to commute to work and charge it every night. Can anyone make a case for getting the SMALLER batteries?
I'll make a case for getting the larger battery: If you live in a climate that has cold winters, know that the battery conversion to mileage drops. If you live a distance from a Tesla service center, you'll need to be able to drive there in order to get it serviced. If you are an optimist and are thinking that the Supercharger network will be growing soon, you may want to take advantage of that without having to pay $2,000 for the privilage--actually, then, the 85 battery is only $8,000 more!
IMO the 60kwh battery is the best value & I believe the recent EPA rating for that battery which has a higher MPGe than the 85 kwh, backs it up. If long distance trips (200 miles+) aren't something you're going to do regularly, it's definitely the best value IMO. That said, I would highly recommend getting supercharging capability as the network is being built to accommodate the 60kwh range (see recently announced East Coast locations).
Great choice on the 60kwh, brown, pana. My config is the same & includes ALL options except HPWC gear:
21's - these are perf wheels/tires + they look better given car length, width, style
tech - must have for me as is, plus TM will be adding features over time
sound - 300+ more watts, 12 speakers not 7, satellite radio; you could go w/o, but this is part of the lux for me
air - i have this in my GMC & my Buick... makes for flying carpet style ride quality
armor - all about investment protection! $950 for this is a LOT less than paying to repair paint damage
Rear facing seats & supercharging access - key to the value prop & my justification of cost. If I'm going to make this much of an investment in a luxury vehicle I want all toys including seating for seven & supercharging when needed. Supercharging access can't be added later and will be key for eventual resale.
Higher MPGe for 60 battery is interesting. Why is that?
Perhaps the best compromise on the battery for most urban commuters is 60 + supercharging. My Tesla service center is just a few miles away from home and the longest distance trip I can imagine taking is L.A. to San Diego. (Although, the 85 may allow a round trip without needing to recharge so I am still mulling the 85)...
p.s. the rear facing seats are for kids and the Tesla site says "for children ... between 35 and 77 pounds". Its an exciting option (for the kids) if you have kids (the primary reason my kids want me to buy a Tesla!), but soon the seats will get folded down and the kids will move in with you.
Also check out the older threads that are linked from the above linked threads!


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 3, 2009) - The ETSU baseball team begins the 2010 season Friday, Feb. 19 with the first game of the The Citadel Memorial Challenge against the host Bulldogs. Every day, leading up to the first pitch, a different member of the 2010 squad will check in with Buccaneer fans. Today junior Lee Hall is letting ETSU fans get to know him a little better.
Lee Hall (junior pitcher)
Birthday: March 21, 1989
Hometown: Orange Park, FL
High School: Fleming Island High School
What's on TV: Sportscenter, Baseball Tonight, Everybody Hates Chris
What's in my iPod: Lil Wayne, Drake, a little more rap, and some country
What I drive: 2005 GMC Canyon
Favorite flicks: The Hangover, Superbad, Dark Knight, For the Love of the Game, Summer Catch
What I'm reading: Heads Up Baseball
Bookmarks (websites): Facebook, ESPN.com
Favorite class at ETSU: First Aid with Mrs. Rowe
Worst habit: Biting my nails
Pet peeve: Bad Drivers
Superstition: Jumping over the foul line when going on and off the field
On my wall: Absolutely Nothing
Love to trade places for a day with: Cliff Lee
Talent I'd most like to have: Play Professional Basketball
First job: Dollar Tree
Favorite meal: Steak and Baked Potato with Macaroni and Cheese
Favorite athlete to watch in another sport: LeBron James
Best concert/sporting event I've attended: FSU Bowl Game 2010 (Bobby Bowden's Last Game)
Favorite city to visit: Orlando or Miami
Favorite team growing up: Braves and FSU
Favorite value in others: Honesty
Favorite physical attribute about myself: Eyes
And least: My Small Hands
Dream date: Jessica Alba
Greatest love: Playing Baseball
My hero: My mom and dad
My bucket list: Go skydiving, go on a trip out of the country, take a trip to Las Vegas
My favorite quote: "The only place success comes before work, is in the dictionary." - Vince Lombardi


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Installing Administration Server and Administration Nodes
Install the administration server. You can install the administration server through Web Server Installer GUI or through the wadm CLI.
You can choose the Express installation option, which will install an administration server on port 8989. Alternatively, choose Custom Installation option for setting your preferences. To install the administration server, choose the option Install server as Administration Server in the installer setup screen. You need to specify the SSL port but may or may not specify a non SSL port.
If a non SSL port is specified, an administration node is created in the administration server node and this need not be registered with the administration server explicitly.
To install the administration node , choose Custom Installation and then Install server as administration node. Specify a port for installation. You do not have an option to select non SSL port because all communication between administration server and administration node is through a secure channel. During installation, you will be asked if you need to register the node with the administration server. If you choose not to register the node during installation, you can use the wadm CLI to perform this action.
You cannot install administration nodes through express installation.
Register the Administration Node with the Administration Server
The administration nodes have to be registered to the administration server for them to be part of the cluster or the server farm. The administration nodes will not start unless they are registered to an administration server. To register the administration node execute the following command through wadm CLI.
wadm> register-node --user <admin-user> --port <SSL Port> --host <node name>
This port is the one specified during the administration server installation. The host is the hostname of the node where the administration server is installed.
This action will register the node to the administration server.
A node can be registered only from the same node . You cannot go to the CLI of the administration server and register any node. Also the registration of node with the administration server can be done in SSL mode only.
To set session replication for the created cluster, seeConfiguring Session Replication.


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Local high school students will hit the road this weekend to learn about issues facing our coast and get their hands dirty working on their own restoration project.
Local high school students will hit the road this weekend to learn about issues facing our coast and get their hands dirty working on their own restoration project.
The South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center is hosting its second-annual Wetlands Youth Summit from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
This year's summit will send up to 45 teens along the coast with representatives from local, state and federal government to learn about protection and restoration projects.
Students will end the day at Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge near New Orleans, where they will work with representatives of the National Football League in town for the Super Bowl to plant trees and restore a damaged maritime forest ridge.
The summit is being held on World Wetlands Day, which celebrates wetlands and their importance worldwide.
Jonathan Foret, executive director of the South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center, said the Youth Wetlands Summit, which has become the center's signature event, allows students to look beyond science into the politics of coastal protection and restoration.
The Discovery Center's programs target middle- and high school-aged students.
"There's so much more involved in restoring our coast than just the science angle," Foret said. "The most successful part of this program has been helping the kids to understand the government agencies that work on many different levels to build these projects."
Partners for the summit include the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, the Terrebonne Parish Government, Louisiana State University's Coastal Sustainability Studio, the Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge, the Natural Resources Conservation Services' Golden Meadow Plant Materials Center, Future Leaders of America's Gulf and the Youth Advisory Committee of Terrebonne Parish.
The program is sponsored by the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program and the NFL.
Last year's summit was held indoors and grounded in classroom-like lectures, said Karen McCormick, section chief of the Environmental Protection Agency's Marine and Coastal Section.
This year, the partners decided to get the kids out in the field to see restoration in action.
The group will first visit the U.S. Department of Agriculture's plant materials center in Golden Meadow, where plants are bred for restoration projects. Then they'll hit the road and engage in discussions with professionals on coastal topics.
Nick Matherne, director of coastal restoration in Terrebonne, will talk to the kids about local efforts to restore the coast. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will talk about ongoing work on the Morganza-to-the-Gulf hurricane protection system and other projects.
The state Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority will talk about the state's master plan for coastal protection and restoration, the blueprint that drives coastal work in Louisiana. Environmental Protection Agency officials will talk about environmental issues in the Mississippi River watershed like the Gulf of Mexico dead zone, an area of low to no oxygen that forms each year off the Louisiana coast due to nutrient pollution in the river.
Finally, the teens will travel to Bayou Sauvage to restore a maritime forest ridge that was damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
McCormick said her agency has continued to work with the Wetlands Discovery Center on the youth summit because its an opportunity to reach kids about the coastal issues that will continue to affect their lives.
"It's a wonderful outreach to educate these kids who may go on to be future scientists or politicians who can help Louisiana to preserve these wetlands," McCormick said.
There's still room for more teens on the trip. Local high school students who want to participate can contact Foret at email@example.com.
Staff Writer Nikki Buskey can be reached at 857-2205 or email@example.com.


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Fortinet, a leader in high-performance network security, recently revealed FortiGuard Labs' 2013 threat predictions, highlighting six threats to watch out for next year. Expected trends include mobile advanced persistent threats, IPv6 safe havens and exploits through machine-to-machine communications.
Related Topics : Network Security, Unified Threat Management
Ransomware is a legitimate threat, with estimates from the U.S. Department of Justice showing that over 4,000 of these attacks have occurred every day since the beginning of the year. ... More >>
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Stand Up Thursdays
The Comedy Store, Manchester.
More information about Stand Up Thursdays tickets
The Comedy Store, Manchester is a purpose built 500 seat comedy venue and home to the finest stand-up comedy in the land. We are in now in our fifteenth year - where does the time go, huh? We have live comedy on each Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday night - you may laugh so hard that your head may indeed fall off. We have plenty of dining options to suit all pockets and tastes.
The Comedy Store is a licensed premises so you must be over 18 to attend.


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Arctic permafrost melting 70 years ahead of time
17 Jun 19 - Permafrost has begun thawing in the Canadian Arctic more than 70 years early because of climate change, according to new research.
Changing climate has seabirds dying in their thousands
6 Jun 19 - The bodies started washing ashore on St Paul Island, Alaska, in October 2016. One after another, the small carcasses of seabirds - mostly puffins - landed on the beach in extraordinary numbers.
Ross Ice Shelf melting at faster rate
6 May 19 - Part of the Ross Ice Shelf, the world's largest, is melting 10 times faster than the rest, shedding light on how it might respond to climate change.
Permafrost collapse might double warming
3 May 19 - the Arctic is warming fast, and frozen soils are starting to thaw, often for the first time in thousands of years.
Emperor penguins flee unsteady ice
29 Apr 19 - Antarctica's charismatic emperor penguins have abandoned one of their biggest colonies after breeding pairs there failed to raise almost any new chicks in three years.
IT'S NO JOKE: Laughing gas is leaking from Alaska permafrost
24 Apr 19 - US scientists have identified yet another hazard linked to the thawing permafrost - laughing gas.
'Hair dryer' winds pressure Antarctic ice
16 Apr 19 - Warm, dry winds in Antarctica can cause major melt as they sweep across the ice, even during frigid winter months.
Warming pushes Arctic toward unprecedented state'
10 Apr 19 - Global warming is transforming the Arctic, and the changes have rippled so widely that the entire biophysical system is shifting toward an "unprecedented state," scientists say.
Last Antarctic forests send a message on climate change
8 Apr 19 - Scramble across exposed rocks in the middle of Antarctica and it's possible to find the mummified twigs of shrubs that grew on the continent millions of years ago.
No doubt Arctic temperatures will rise 3.5deg
20 Mar 19 - New research by the UN has found that a temperature rise of up to 3.5deg in the Arctic is now inevitable.
Arctic warming must be urgently tackled, warns UN
14 Mar 19 - Sharp and potentially devastating temperature rises of 3deg to 5deg in the Arctic are now inevitable even if the world succeeds in cutting greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Paris agreement,...
Massive iceberg set to break with Antarctic
1 Mar 19 - An iceberg of 660 square miles is set to break away from an Antarctic ice shelf as a result of a rapidly spreading rift that is being monitored by Nasa.
Ice voyage will explore ocean hidden for 100,000 years
19 Feb 19 - Scientists are setting out to explore an Antarctic marine realm that was hidden from the Sun for more than 100,000 years.
Why sea-ice cover is so low (its not just climate change)
22 Jan 19 - Sea-ice cover in Antarctica shrank rapidly to a record low in late 2016 and has remained well below average. But whats behind this dramatic melting and low ice cover since?
Greenland ice melt is in overdrive
7 Dec 18 - Melting on Greenland's ice sheet has gone into overdrive, with meltwater runoff increasing 50 per cent since the start of the industrial era and continuing to accelerate, new research shows.
Hunt begins for 'detergent' to clean up the sky
26 Nov 18 - Antarctic ice records pre-industrial levels of a chemical that scrubs the atmosphere of greenhouses gases.
How Antarctic melt could slow temperature rise
21 Nov 18 - Cold meltwater running off Antarcticas ice sheets and into the ocean could dampen the pace of global temperature rise, a new study suggests.
Crucial Antarctic current is changing
19 Nov 18 - The Antarctic Circumpolar Current is the strongest ocean current on our planet and is vital for Earths health. It is also changing as the climate warms.
Shaw heads south to check out ice-melt threat
13 Nov 18 - Climate minister James Shaw is heading to Antarctica as scientists warn we already might have triggered tipping points leading to irreversible melting of the polar ice sheets.
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Sharing with your audience on multiple levels is key
Post by Teddy Hunt
Target audience: Nonprofits, cause organizations, foundations, NGOs, social enterprises, marketers, managers, general public.
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