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Leading Off: An app that does the heart good
A many-splendored app: How it works
This simple but powerful single-lead ECG recording system is composed of an iPhone 4/4S case with two electrodes on the back of the case and a downloadable app. Simply insert your iPhone 4/4S into the case and, after downloading the AliveECG Vet application, commence ECG recording.In most circumstances, the left side of the animal's chest is wiped with alcohol, and the electrodes are gently placed parallel to the long axis of the heart against the animal's chest. In some circumstances, the ECG may be able to be recorded even via electrode contact with the animal's paws.
Recording and display of the ECG on the iPhone's screen begin immediately after good skin contact is obtained. Recording time is programmable in increments of 30 seconds or can be set to continuous recording. The sensitivity and "paper" speed can be altered within the application for optimization of the ECG trace.
Acquisition ends after skin contact is disengaged, and the file can be stored on the iPhone alone, or it can be automatically sent for cloud storage, enabling review on any Internet-connected computer. Files may be emailed, printed, or viewed as a PDF from within the application.
The heart of the matter: How well does it work?
Acquisition of ECG tracings is easily achieved, and in most cases the signal strength and recording quality are very good. As with any ECG system, baseline artifact may be introduced by panting and movement, and in some circumstances the small amplitude P waves are difficult to consistently visualize.
Thus, this system is not meant to replace a multi-lead ECG that enables assessment of chamber enlargement, prolongation of conduction times, or S-T segment depression. But the system is useful on a daily basis for its accessibility and portability, its ease of use, its good recording quality, and, perhaps most important, its utility in the assessment of basic cardiac arrhythmias.
Although the system cannot interpret the ECG recording on its own, the key to ECG interpretation is practice, and this system enables easy recording of an infinite number of ECGs to help you hone your interpretive skills. The system is currently undergoing clinical validation by Marc Kraus, DVM, DACVIM (internal medicine, cardiology), in dogs, cats, and horses.


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Sometimes battles on "The Voice" are won before the two vocalists face off in the ring. And sometimes we have to take on faith that the show's coaches know more about their team members' potential after working with them over the course of at least two sessions (albeit of indeterminate length) than we do after watching them sing for just a few moments onscreen. "That's why we have coaches on this show and not judges," Blake Shelton observed on Monday night.
Shelton's comment foreshadowed the first real battle-round surprise of the season, which arrived seconds later courtesy of Cee Lo Green. In a matchup between adorable 19-year-old George Horga Jr., whose family came from Romania in pursuit of the American Dream, and Juhi Pathak, an equally adorable 16-year-old weighing a future in music or aerospace engineering, Juhi, with her arrestingly quirky signature tone, seemed to have carried the round. After all, as Horga and the other coaches acknowledged, he'd hit a clunker of a note early on in Gavin DeGraw's "Best I Ever Had." Even Horga thought he'd lost the match, he later admitted. Not Cee Lo.
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Green gave Juhi a cute nickname -- "Juju," he called her – and then gave the win to Horga. Juhi was a "young Einstein," Green said, but Horga had a "brave heart" and he wished to advance with someone who wanted to "solely do this as if there's no plan B."
But don't cry for Juhi. (No "boo-hoos" for Juju!) Adam Levine snapped her up on a steal, his first of the season, saying he felt like he'd "just won the lottery." While there was work to be done, he said, the talented teen has "potential, potential, potential."
The outcomes of most of the other battles were easier to predict.
Ultracool vocalist and single dad Josh Logan, of Team Christina, trounced bouncy Latin-music lover Michael Lynch on Maroon 5's "Harder to Breathe." Levine, who wrote the song, complimented both singers, but tipped Logan as the winner for his more "polished," commanding performance. Christina Aguilera complimented Levine, calling him a "perfectionist kind of a singer," and handed the victory to Levine sound-alike Logan. Lynch went home unstolen.
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Soulful, bearded Austin Jenckes, who may be this season's answer to Season 3 finalist Nicholas David, out-emoted and out-connected sporty Brian Pounds on the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody." Their coach, Shelton, said "technically" the competition was "dead even," but, praising the way Jenckes "really loses himself in a song," gave him the match. "I think Austin's gonna take my team deep into this competition in the live shows," Shelton said. The other coaches apparently agreed with the coach's call. No one pushed a button for Pounds.
In a battle of Team Adam singers who'd returned from past seasons and turned multiple chairs in the blinds, James Irwin faced off against Matt Cermanski. Levine said he was looking to advance whoever moved him more with OneRepublic's "Counting Stars," whose lead singer, Ryan Tedder, happens to be Levine's guest adviser this season. Neither Irwin nor Cermanski gave a terribly impressive performance, which Levine acknowledged. Still, someone had to win, and that person was Irwin. (Unless you asked Cermanski's mom, who told her son she thought he'd won. Aw. Moms.)
Team Christina's Destinee Quinn, whom the show has unflatteringly dubbed a "biker bar singer," may not have been the favorite when she went up against classically trained former model Lina Gaudenzi on the Dixie Chicks' "I'm Not Ready to Make Nice," but win it she did. Aguilera had challenged the singers to connect with the song's lyrics and emotions, and while Gaudenzi had shown superior range, Aguilera said, Quinn had moved the audience more with her performance. It was the second (if more modest) surprise of the evening, and it also ended with a steal by Levine, his last one. Again he cited the singer's "potential."
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In the episode's final match, Apple computer expert James Wolpert and Will Champlin, whose dad played in the band Chicago, faced off on Imagine Dragons' "Radioactive." Levine swore he hadn't paired them because they both wore glasses, but rather because they were so similar as to be "somewhat redundant" members of his team and he wanted to move forward with the stronger of the two. Though vocally the match may have been a tossup, the three male coaches couldn't get over the mismatch between Wolpert's geeky look and potent vocals. Levine, just before declaring him the winner, said Wolpert looked like he "could be working in the stock market -- in a cool way." Who knew a necktie could so prettily tie up a victory?
It didn't impress Aguilera, though. She used up her last steal to add Champlin to her team. "To me, you were consistent, you were steady and you followed through," she told him.
With just a few more battles, Green alone among the coaches has a steal remaining. It'll be interesting to see whom he uses it on.
Who are your favorites so far?
'The Voice' recap: Battles move along briskly

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Kevin Bone
Kevin Bone is a Professor of Architecture at the Cooper Union (where he has taught since 1983) and teaches both design (at various levels) and an advanced concepts sustainability class. He has organized summer workshops in Venice, Italy, has been a visiting professor in Berlin, Germany at the Hochschule Der Kunst and at Columbia University in New York. Bone has organized numerous public exhibitions about architecture, engineering, and history, and organized and participated in lectures and panel discussions on issues of environment, resources and design.
Kevin Bone has been a principal in a practice (shared with partner Joseph Levine) that has pursued a mix of contemporary architectural design, technical consulting, and historic preservation for over twenty-five years. The practice has won numerous awards, including many AIA awards and the 2005 Chicago Athenaeum Prize for American Architecture. As consultants and historic preservationists, the office worked on over three hundred historic buildings and other structures in New York City, Boston, and Philadelphia, including structures as diverse as the National Historic Landmark Margaret Sanger Clinic, the National Historic Landmark Cooper Union Foundation Building, and the celebrated modernist Penn Mutual Tower in Philadelphia.
Bone directed research that has resulted in two publications on New York City, both of which he edited and to which he contributed significant portions of the writing. These are The New York Waterfront, Evolution of the Port and Harbor, Monacelli Press, 1997 and Water-Works, The Architecture and Engineering of the New York City Water Supply, Monancelli Press, 2006. Bone lectures widely about these topics, most recently at The University of Texas, the City College of New York, the New York City Public Library, the Yale Club, Pratt Institute and the Cooper Union, as well as participating in documentary films on water and infrastructure.
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49 Bond Street
49 Bond Street
Originally built in 1830 as a Federal style residence, the structure had, by 1880, evolved into a mercantile loft building. In 2010 the building was converted into an urban villa with an attached apartment and two floors of workspace. The artist's triplex loft is organized around an atrium that passes through the three floors of space, bringing daylight and visual connectivity to the interior reaches of the building. The atrium bridge, diagonally oriented across the vertical core space, connects the north and south terraces of the penthouse. The bridge derives its skewed geometry from a shift in the street grid that occurs at this location.
60 East 12th Street
60 East 12th Street
This transformation of an existing 1950s post-war apartment house employed a wall system that would change the identity of the building and create a new architectural presence on Broadway, as well as upgrade the performance characteristics of the exterior envelope system. To facilitate the identity change while respecting the positions of the existing window openings, the redesign grouped windows together in horizontally oriented window surrounds. The angular corner was emphasized through a metal clad "tower" component.
Cooper Union Facade Restoration
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The Cooper Union Institute for Sustainable Design
Professor Bone was appointed founding Director of the Institute in the summer of 2009, advocating for the creation of this program in order to increase student, faculty and community exposure to the issues of sustainability. The Cooper Union Institute for Sustainable Design seeks to assist Cooper Union in providing architects, engineers and artists with the cross-disciplinary knowledge and the practical skills that they will need to successfully meet the professional and personal challenges of creating a sustainable society. The Institute cooperates with the larger intellectual and civic community to increase social dialogue and develop architectural and engineering systems to address current issues of sustainability. The Institute has won numerous grants, supported independent research and organized and produced public programming and exhibitions related to environment and sustainability.
Landscapes of Extraction Exhibition
Landscapes of Extraction: The Collateral Damage of the Fossil Fuel Industries
As the first public exhibition mounted by the Institute, Landscapes of Extraction: The Collateral Damages of the Fossil Fuel Industries examined the fossil fuel industries' unconventional, high-risk methods of extracting fuel sources. It is an approach that exists across the continent, from the northern forests of Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, and one that has resulted widespread environmental damage and dangerous levels of pollution. The exhibition featured the photography of J. Henry Fair, an internationally renowned photographer of environmental disasters and resource-extraction operations. His photographs exist between the beautiful and uncanny, the abstract and fact. Moreover, they inspire questions and provide certain truths into the subjects of the photography and efforts to silence environmental and political issues. The exhibition also included thirty original maps and diagrams produced by the Institute, documenting the extent of infrastructure and landscape impact associated with such industries as hydrofracking and mountain top removal.
Lessons from Modernism Exhibition
Lessons From Modernism: Environmental design Considerations in Twentieth Century Architecture, 1925-1970
Lessons From Modernism, an exhibition at Cooper Union's Arthur A. Houghton Jr. Gallery from January 29 – March 23, 2013, examines selected works of architecture completed between 1925–70 through the lens of sustainability, analyzing the use of environmental strategies—long before they were commonly used in 21st Century buildings. Through an analysis of the influence of nature and the environment in architectural design, Lessons From Modernism provides new insights into works achieved by a diverse selection of architects, including Le Corbusier, Paul Rudolph, Jean Prouvé and Oscar Niemeyer. The exhibition demonstrates how these architects integrated environmental concerns into their designs and explores the extent to which these practices have produced environmentally performative and distinctive architecture. The 25 examples shown in the exhibition were extensively researched and documented by a team of Cooper Union students, faculty and alumni. These buildings demonstrate the importance of the aesthetic of clarity and utility that characterizes 20th Century modern architecture. This aesthetic, or really, these values, inform the contemporary green building movement today.
Manhattan Penthouse
Lower Manhattan Penthouse
This three story domestic complex was built on top of an early 20th Century office building. The project employs an organizational scheme set around three separated volumes, each providing spaces for different elements of the program; a private apartment, private working areas and shared common spaces. The architecture uses a material and construction vocabulary based on traditional rooftop mechanical enclosures. The project won the Chicago Athenaeum Prize for American Architecture in 2003.
Mesa Edge Malloy House
Mesa's Edge
This home sits within the mesas of western Colorado along the North Fork of the Gunnison River. The site had previously existing homestead era ranch structures which were preserved, repurposed and incorporated into the design. The house derives its structural logic from typical regional pole barn structures; timber posts and trusses covered with a corrugated metal roof. The house consists of two main architectural systems, the timber super structure and independent volumes for enclosure. Those two systems partially interlock; the spaces left between set up key plan considerations and the programmatic elements of the interior. The house uses active and passive solar heating and passive cooling, and employs numerous green design considerations. The project received the Chicago Athenaeum Prize for Architecture in 2005.
One Prize Competition
One Prize Competition: New York Harbor, Enhancement of Estuary and Ecological Systems
Transforming the harbor and estuaries to meet the changing demands of the coming decades and offering a richer and more ecologically integrated urban environment will require planning approaches that employ various strategies and support interventions at multiple scales. Ecological enhancement should be incremental and opportunistic, allowing for the testing of ideas and the development of different localized landscapes. Site-specific project developments will allow for the verification of adaptability, efficiency and performance for each type of proposed ecological system improvements. The overall direction should be towards creating more articulated edge conditions, more diverse biological zones and improved habitats. Increased ecological complexity and the potential for biological systems to thrive can also provide the benefits of ecological servicing: storm surge protection, natural water filtration, stream flow stabilization and increased recreational, cultural and economic opportunities. This Cooper Union Institute for Sustainable Design team project was selected as one of the four winning projects in the One Prize Competition, 2011.
Palisades Glacier Mountain Hut
Palisades Glacier Mountain Hut
The proposed Glacier Mountain Hut is a modular prototype for wilderness huts in the National Park System. The scheme uses pre-fabricated sleeping units that can be transported to remote sites by helicopter or truck. The structure is raised above the ground to create protected outdoor areas and minimize the footprint on the natural features. The proposal incorporates photovoltaic electric systems, rainwater and snowmelt collection and passive cooling through natural ventilation strategies.
The New York Waterfront Studies
Conducted over several years, these studies focused on the New York City's port, harbor and estuary systems. Students, working with the New York City Municipal Archives, developed a program to review, catalog and research the records of the former Department Docks. This effort generated a knowledge base pertaining to the historic and contemporary architecture of the waterfront and the urban and ecological evolution of the estuary at a critical time of rapid waterfront transformation. The result of these efforts was made public in an exhibition on the New York City Waterfront, held at The Cooper Union in the winter of 1994. Professor Bone also served as the editor and contributing author to the publication of The New York Waterfront, Evolution and Building Culture of the Port and Harbor (The Monacelli Press 1997).
The New York City Water Supply System
This research (1993 to 2005) focused on the resources and infrastructure of the city's water supply system. Professor Bone directed a seven-year program, between The Cooper Union and the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, to study the archival holdings of those agencies that designed and built the monumental water supply system. An exhibition on the New York City Waterworks was held in 2001 at Cooper Union. For the following two years, Cooper Union worked the city on its vast archival holdings, directing initiatives to preserve, database and store the several hundred thousand drawings, photographs and artifacts. Professor Bone served as the primary editor and contributing author to the publication of Water-Works, The Architecture and Engineering of the New York City Water Supply (Monacelli Press, 2006).


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CIU Grads Thank Professors
Over 200 Columbia International University students crossed the stage of Shortess Chapel to receive undergraduate and graduate degrees during commencement ceremonies May 17. After exiting the chapel doors to sunshine and blue skies of a mild spring day, one of the first things many of them did was thank a professor, often with a hug or a handshake.
Jacob Tedder, who will be a youth pastor in Rock Hill, S.C., says he needed guidance to see his way through to his academic and spiritual goals, so during his sophomore year, he sought out Youth Ministry professor Dr. David Olshine as a mentor.
"I can say that without his influence in my life over the past three years I would not be the person I am today," Tedder said. "Through all of our 'Olshine walks,' and hard questions, I can say that he has become a great friend who has shaped me in more ways than I ever could have imagined, and I am incredibly grateful for him."
Meanwhile, a graduate of the CIU Seminary & School of Ministry, who preferred not to be identified because he may be ministering in areas hostile to the gospel, credited a number of his professors for helping his earn his Master of Divinity degree, including the late Dr. Bill Larkin who passed away at the beginning of the year.
Dr. Larkin modeled excellence along with humility as a disciple of Jesus Christ," the student said. "Dr. David Cashin and Dr. Chris Little challenged me the most to present the gospel faithfully and relevantly for the glory of God."
The commencement speaker was Dr. John Stumbo, the president of the Christian Missionary & Alliance (C&MA) and a 1985 CIU graduate. He said the message to CIU graduates should be different than many educational institutions because CIU graduates are followers of Christ.
"We don't want to do life on our own strength, our own powers, our own abilities," Stumbo said. "Our message is completely different. We've opened up our hearts to the lordship of Jesus Christ to change us from the inside out, to set our lives on a completely different course. That is a far superior message than 'dig deep and try hard.'"
Stumbo then paused and said, "I'm so happy to be a follower of Christ."
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Hear Dr. John Stumbo's message to the graduates at: http://podcast.ciu.edu/.


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When I am praying, so that I will not forget how many rak'ahs I have prayed, I count the number of rak'ahs on my fingers. When I have prayed one rak'ah, I clench one of my fingers, then when I pray a second rak'ah I clench the second finger, and so on until the end of the prayer. Is that permissible or is it regarded as making too many movements which invalidate or spoil the prayer?.
There is nothing wrong with that, because it is a small movement and is nothing big. There is nothing wrong with clenching one or two fingers so as not to forget, and this is not moving too much. Rather it is something small that is in the interests of the prayer, so it is excused. End quote.
Shaykh 'Abd al-'Azeez ibn Baaz (may Allah have mercy on him).


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The Federal Reserve will keep buying bonds at a pace of $85 billion a month and said that risks to the economy have decreased.
"The committee sees downside the risks to the outlook for the economy and the labor market as having diminished since the fall," the Federal Open Market Committee said today at the conclusion of a two-day meeting in Washington. It repeated that it's prepared to increase or reduce the pace of purchases depending on the outlook for the job market and inflation.
Chairman Ben S. Bernanke is expanding the Fed's balance sheet toward $4 trillion as he seeks to reduce a jobless rate that stands at 7.6% after four years of economic growth. Investor concern that the Fed may soon start to reduce the pace of asset purchases this month pushed 10-year Treasury yields to a 14-month high.
Stocks extended losses after the statement. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index declined 0.4% at 2:06 p.m. in New York. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.26% from 2.19% late yesterday.
Bernanke, 59, is scheduled to explain the Fed's actions at a 2:30 p.m. press conference in Washington.
The Fed also left unchanged its statement that it plans to hold its target interest rate near zero as long as unemployment remains above 6.5% and the outlook for inflation doesn't exceed 2.5%.
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The Fed's bond purchases will remain divided between $40 billion a month of mortgage-backed securities and $45 billion a month of Treasury securities. The central bank also will continue reinvesting securities as they mature.
The Fed repeated that it will keep buying assets "until the outlook for the labor market has improved substantially."
"Labor market conditions have shown further improvement in recent months, on balance, but the unemployment rate remains elevated," the committee said. "Partly reflecting transitory influences, inflation has been running below the committee's longer-run objective, but longer term inflation expectations have remained stable."
Fed officials lowered their forecasts for the unemployment and inflation rates this year.
They now see a jobless rate of 7.2% to 7.3%, compared with 7.3% to 7.5% in their March forecasts. They predict the jobless rate will fall to 6.5% to 6.8% in 2014, compared with 6.7% to 7.0% in March.
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Katherine Heigl & Kate Walsh: Josh Kelley Pre-Thanksgiving Concert!
Katherine Heigl has a Grey's Anatomy reunion while watching her husband Josh Kelley perform at The Hotel Cafe on Wednesday (November 21) in Hollywood.
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The 33-year-old actress was joined by former co-stars Kate Walsh (with boyfriend Chris Case) and Justin Chambers (with wife Keisha). It was basically a triple Grey's date!
Kate will soon be wrapping up the last season of Private Practice. Can't wait to see what she has in store for us next!
FYI: Justin is wearing Levi's jeans.
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C-Mon Giveaway Extravaganza: Tony Smith T-Shirt edition.
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The good folks at INCCA – North America (that's the International Network for the Conservation of Contemporary Art to you) have kindly given me a coupla Tony Smith tees for giveaway on the blog. The shirts are part of a project that the organization is spearheading to generate more Tony Smith coverage on Wikipedia (you can read all about that here).
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It's been about a decade since my last Latin class, and I have to admit that I was never any good at translating English to Latin, so help is very much appreciated.
What I am trying to do is this. Emperor Augustus was famously said to have uttered, "Vare, redde legiones!" after hearing of Quintilius Varus's misguided expedition into the Teutoburg Forest, which led to three legions being wiped out. I want to use a similar sentence with reference to this famous sentence, but want it to read, "Give me back my country!" in the context. For the life of me, I'm not sure which would be correct - "Redde Patria" or "Redde Patriam"? (Or I might be completely off on both ... like I said, English to Latin was never my strong point.)


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LOS ANGELES James Bond's Skyfall has extended its worldwide box-office rule to North America, hauling in a franchise-record $88.3 million in its first weekend at U.S. theaters.
Adding in $2.2 million from the Nov. 8 previews at IMAX and other large-format theaters, Skyfall has taken in $90 million domestically, according to studio estimates Sunday.
That lifts the worldwide total for Skyfall to $518.6 million since it began rolling out overseas in late October. Internationally, the 23rd Bond flick added $89 million last weekend to raise its overseas revenue to $428.6 million.
The third installment starring Daniel Craig as British super-spy Bond, Skyfall outdid the $67.5 million U.S. debut of 2008's Quantum of Solace, the franchise's previous best opening. Skyfall more than doubled the $40.8 million debut of Craig's first Bond film, 2006's Casino Royale.
Skyfall already has passed the $407.7 million overseas total for Quantum of Solace.
Skyfall was the weekend's only new wide release, but Steven Spielberg's Lincoln had a huge start in a handful of theaters. Starring Daniel Day-Lewis as the 16th president, Lincoln took in about $944,000 in 11 theaters for a whopping average of $85,846 a cinema. By comparison, Skyfall averaged $25,211 in 3,505 theaters.
Lincoln centers on the months leading up to the president's assassination in April 1865, as he maneuvers to pass the 13th amendment abolishing slavery and end the Civil War. Distributor Disney will expand Lincoln into nationwide release of about 1,600 theaters Friday and may widen the film further over Thanksgiving week.
The film has strong Academy Awards prospects for two-time directing winner Spielberg, two-time acting recipient Day-Lewis and the rest of the cast, which includes Oscar winners Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones.
Skyfall took over the top spot at the weekend box office from Disney's animated comedy Wreck-It Ralph, which fell to No. 2 with $33 million, raising its domestic total to $93.6 million.
While Skyfall marked a new high for Bond's opening-weekend revenue, the film has a long way to go to match the biggest audiences 007 has ever drawn. Adjusted for inflation, Sean Connery's 1965 Bond adventure Thunderball would have taken in an estimated $508 million domestically in today's dollars, with its 1964 predecessor (and vastly superior) Goldfinger not far behind at $444 million, according to box-office tracker Hollywood.com.
Still, Craig's Bond is setting a new critical standard for the franchise. While Quantum of Solace had a soso critical reception, Skyfall and Casino Royale are among the best-reviewed Bond films, with critics and fans enjoying the darker edge Craig has imprinted on 007.
Directed by Sam Mendes, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker behind American Beauty and Craig's director on Road to Perdition, Skyfall continues the current franchise's exploration into the emotional traumas that have shaped Bond's cool, aloof manner.
The film reveals secrets out of the past of Bond's boss, British spymaster M (Judi Dench), and pits 007 against a brilliant but unstable former agent (Javier Bardem) who's out for revenge.
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ONS Hosts Congressional Briefing on Palliative Care
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
In September 2014, ONS hosted a successful congressional briefing on palliative care and the role of the oncology nurse in Washington, DC. As a result of the briefing, five additional representatives have signed on to the Palliative Care and Hospice Education and Training Act, an ONS-supported bill.
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On Thursday, September 18, the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) hosted a congressional briefing on "Palliative Care and the Role of the Oncology Nurse" at the Cannon House Office Building in Washington, DC.
ONS Executive Director of External Affairs and Business Development, Michele Dietz, RN, MSN, was the emcee, and the panel included keynote speaker and ONS member Laura Fennimore, PhD, RN. Attendees of the briefing included Congressional staff, including House leadership and Ways and Means Health Subcommittee Chair staff, two members of Congress, and nursing, cancer, and healthcare coalition partners. U.S. Representatives Eliot Engel (D-NY), sponsor of H.R. 1339: Palliative Care and Hospice Education and Training Act, and Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO), sponsor of H.R. 1666: Patient Centered Quality Care for Life Act, each spoke, acknowledging ONS by name and the role of the oncology nurse in the cancer treatment process.
Palliative care is a relatively new medical specialty focused on improving a patient's quality of life by providing patients with relief from the symptoms, pain, and stress of a serious illness. Drawing from expert knowledge in its Emerging Trends in Palliative Care conferences, the ONS briefing discussed the increasing importance of education, training, and research in this field. As a result of the briefing, five additional members of Congress signed onto the palliative care legislation.
The briefing also leveraged the Institute of Medicine's 2014 report, Dying in America: Improving Quality and Honoring Individual Preferences Near the End of Life, which supports the need for palliative care education that could help relieve a burdened healthcare system already troubled by factors that hamper delivery of high-quality care near the end of life.
H.R. 1339: Palliative Care and Hospice Education and Training Act seeks to increase the number of permanent faculty in palliative care at nursing schools, allopathic and osteopathic medical schools, and other interdisciplinary fields relating to palliative care. It also establishes fellowship programs that provide short-term intensive courses on palliative care to upgrade faculty members' knowledge and clinical skills.
H.R. 1666: Patient Centered Quality Care for Life Act seeks to create a patient-centered quality initiative for seriously ill individuals by establishing a national stakeholder strategic summit that includes an interdisciplinary advisory committee. It also forms a quality-of-life education and awareness initiative through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), provides funding for a healthcare workforce training program, and institutes a palliative care-focused research plan to lower cost and improve quality for patients with chronic conditions.


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Durango High School has narrowed its head football coach search to four candidates: Finalists Casey Doss, Travis Jackson, Robert Schafer and Scott Schultz will participate in a community forum at the DHS auditorium at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Community members, parents and players are invited to attend, and each candidate will have 25 minutes to answer audience questions, according to a news release to The Durango Herald.
Afterward, the audience can provide written feedback about each candidate for the interview team to consider before it makes its recommendations to DHS principal Leanne Garcia.
Doss has been the offensive coordinator at Grand Junction Central for 11 years. Hes taught physical education and coached the girls golf team. Before working in Grand Junction, he was an assistant coach and physical education/social studies teacher in Bray, Ok.
Doss graduated with a bachelors degree in early childhood education from Northwestern Oklahoma State University, where he played baseball.
Jackson is the assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Desert Ridge High School in Arizona, where hes been since 2008. He teaches in that school district. He was an assistant coach for two years each at Bayfield High School and Show Low High School before that. Hes coached both track and wrestling at those schools.
A DHS alumnus, Jackson graduated from Fort Lewis College with a degree in exercise science in 2003.
Schafer led Hohne High Schools football program to two state championships and a 70-11 record since 2005. He was a head football coach and social studies teacher in Claude, Texas, for two years before that and also worked as a teacher and coach in New Braunfels, Texas.
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Schultz graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1986 with a bachelors degree in education before earning a masters degree in exercise science at California University of Pennsylvania.


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Feds: Teen injured in Florida pileup won't be deported
(CNN) — The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency said Wednesday that an illegal immigrant who was injured and lost most of her family in Sunday's multivehicle wreck in Florida will not face deportation.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with Miss Lidiane Carmo as she deals with the tragic loss of her family," ICE spokeswoman Barbara Gonzalez said. "Reports of her facing deportation are completely false."
"ICE's stated priorities include convicted criminals, immigration fugitives, repeat immigration law violators and recent border crossers," Gonzalez said in a written statement.
Lidiane Carmo, 15, the sole survivor among her immediate family, came to the United States from Brazil when she was only 2, according to a pastor at International Church of the Restoration in Marietta, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta.
"She is like any regular American girl. (But) she wasn't born here," the Rev. Aron Amazonas said Wednesday. "She acts like an American girl. She almost can't speak the Portuguese language. She doesn't know the people there."
Church members were concerned that the teen could face deportation.
Lidiane and five members of her family were part of a church delegation returning Sunday from a conference in Orlando.
Jose Carmo, another pastor at the church; his wife, Adriana; and their daughter Leticia were killed, along with Jose Carmo's brother, Edsom Carmo, who was driving one of the church's vans, and a companion.
"The Carmo family was in the United States illegally," said Alonso Oliveira, a family friend and pastor. "The family wanted to obtain legal status but had no laws to help them do so."
The family stayed in the United States after their visas expired, CNN affiliate WSB reported.
Lidiane, who remains hospitalized, learned Tuesday that her parents and sister had been killed, Amazonas told CNN. "We know she is trying to process everything."
Amazonas said the church's top priority is taking care of Lidiane and sending the bodies of the victims back to Brazil.
"We are shocked with everything that happened with us and this lovely family. We are trying to give them the support they need," he said.
A local high school was scheduled to hold a vigil Wednesday night.
"We could never imagine such tragedy would come, and the whole congregation is totally devastated," said Amazonas.
On Sunday, according to the Carmo family, Florida Gov. Rick Scott visited the girl in the hospital and assured the family that Florida would take case of expenses, including the transportation of the bodies back to Georgia. The girl has no medical insurance.
"The governor gave the family members a phone number to call. They have called the number a few times, with no answer or returned call," a source close to the family told CNN.
According to Scott spokeswoman Amy Graham, "On Sunday, Gov. Rick Scott stopped by the Shands Hospital in Gainesville where several victims are being treated for the fatal pileup on 1-75. Gov. Scott wanted to express his condolences and let the families know he was praying for them."
When CNN asked Graham to confirm that the governor promised to take care of financial costs, she declined, saying that the conversations with the accident victims were personal and that she does not have any details about them.
Scott had been set to appear on CNN on Wednesday to discuss the previous night's primary, but his office canceled the interview when told that CNN also would ask about his offer of help to the family. Scott's office said it canceled because the network changed "the terms of the interview just hours" beforehand.
The death toll from the string of crashes on Interstate 75 near Gainesville — amid heavy smoke from a nearby brush fire — has risen to 11 with the discovery of another body, the Florida Highway Patrol said. An additional victim was found in a Dodge truck, the highway patrol said in a statement Tuesday. The body was not immediately identified.
The National Weather Service warned that patchy smoke and fog may still be present in the area Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, questions remain about the deadly crashes. The Florida Highway Patrol had reopened the section of I-75 where the crashes occurred barely half an hour before the pileup.
The interstate was closed for about three hours earlier Sunday, after a pair of crashes late Saturday on I-75 and nearby U.S. 441, Highway Patrol Lt. Patrick Riordan said Monday. Troopers, the state Department of Transportation and the local sheriff's office reopened the road after determining that conditions were improving, he said.
I-75 reopened at 3:26 a.m. Thirty-three minutes later, callers began to report chain-reaction crashes in both the north and southbound lanes.
Scott has asked the state Department of Law Enforcement to investigate the circumstances behind the crashes.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- More than 100 women of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign will take part in the March for Life here tomorrow, and dozens of them will tell the story of their abortion and the damaging impact it had on their lives.
"On this 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, many of these women are making this trip to the nation's capital a pilgrimage to honor the lives of the children we lost to abortion," said Georgette Forney, co-founder of Silent No More and president of Anglicans for Life. "We want to be able to honor our children and recognize that we survived this painful and damaging experience. We don't want any more women -- our daughters, our sisters, our friends -- to lose what we have lost."
The Silent No More Awareness Campaign was formed 10 years ago when Mrs. Forney and co-founder Janet Morana, executive director of Priests for Life and author of "Recall Abortion," realized that millions of women were suffering abortion regret alone and in silence because the pro-choice culture refused to admit the truth that abortion hurts women, physically and emotionally.
"We are still trying to reach women who are locked in this prison of remorse and regret," Mrs. Morana said. "And we are trying to reach women who haven't made the irrevocable choice for abortion, to tell them that it won't solve their problems."
This year, as the women – and men who regret their lost fatherhood – tell their stories in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building immediately following the March, they will call for a government recall of abortion.
"Abortion is not like any other medical procedure," Mrs. Morana said. "It is done without oversight, without regard for women's health and with no after-care whatsoever. It is a bad product that needs be removed from the market."
For information about the campaign, go to www.SilentNoMoreAwareness.org and www.RecallAbortion.com
"Women have traveled from all over the country to make sure their voices are heard," Mrs. Forney said. "They are looking forward to the day when they will no longer have to make this trip, when abortion is a tragic chapter consigned to history."
Since the launch of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign in 2003, 5,612 women and men have shared their testimonies publicly at over 1,195 gatherings in 48 states and 10 countries. More than 12,865 people representing 77 countries are registered to be Silent No More. Raising awareness about the hurtful aftermath of abortion and the help that is available to cope with the pain are two of the Campaign's goals. The Campaign has over 1,718 testimonies posted here, with over 214 that are shared via video!
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VATICAN CITY – New questions arose about how much influence Pope Benedict XVI will exert over his successor Thursday after the Vatican confirmed that Benedict's closest adviser would continue to serve him as a private secretary while running the new pope's household.
For a second day of his emotional farewell tour, Benedict sent a pointed message to his successor and to the cardinals who will elect him about the direction the Catholic Church must take once he is no longer pope. While these remarks have been clearly labeled as Benedict's swansong before retiring, his influence after retirement remains the subject of intense debate.
Benedict's resignation Feb. 28 creates an awkward situation — the first in 600 years — in which the Catholic Church will have both a reigning pope and a retired one. The Vatican has insisted that Benedict will cease to be pope at exactly 8 p.m. on the historic day, devoting himself entirely to a life of prayer.
Benedict confirmed that Thursday during a farewell audience with a few thousand priests who live and work in the diocese of Rome, saying that he would remain "hidden" to the world in retirement.
"Even as I retire now in prayer, I will always be close to all you and I am sure that you will be close to me, even if to the world I remain hidden," he told the priests.
But the Vatican confirmed that Benedict's trusted private secretary, 56-year-old Monsignor Georg Gaenswein, would remain in that post and live with Benedict in a converted monastery in the Vatican gardens. He will also go to work every day in the Apostolic Palace, where he is prefect of the papal household, a job he has had for just over two months.
That dual role would seem to bolster concerns expressed privately by some cardinals that Benedict — by staying inside the Vatican and having his confidant working for the new pope — would continue to exert at least some influence on the new papacy and the governance of the church.
Asked about this potential conflict, Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said Thursday that the job of prefect is very technical, organizing the pope's audiences, and has no real governmental or doctrinal role to it.
"In this sense this won't be a profound problem I think," he said.
After the pope, Gaenswein is the most visible figure at the Vatican. Dubbed "Gorgeous Georg" for his good looks, he was featured on the cover of the Italian edition of Vanity Fair last month under the headline "It isn't a sin to be beautiful."
He has been Benedict's private secretary since 2003, although the two worked together for a number of years before that at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which Benedict headed before becoming pope in 2005. He is almost always by the pope's side: holding his glasses for him, driving with him in the popemobile during foreign visits, taking walks with him.
Gaenswein clearly has the trust of Benedict: He could have been tarnished by the scandal over the leaks of papal documents last year, since the thefts took place right under his nose. Instead, he was promoted to prefect of the papal household after the pope's ex-butler was convicted of aggravated theft.
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Edward J. and Paula M. Sylvia of Glen Ave., Cranston, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Sophia's Tuscan Grille in Warwick. They were married August 31, 1953 and have eight children, 13 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
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Soups, Socks, and Snugglies campaign
November 20, 2013
Lewis & Clark has the opportunity to help those in need this holiday season by bringing in non-perishable food for the Oregon Food Bank.
We will also collect warm clothes (jackets and coats), blankets, and stuffed animals for Oregon Foster Kids.
Soup, Socks and Snugglies starts November 21 and runs through December 18.
Collection bin locations:
- Manor House
- Templeton - Bookstore
- Grad School - Rogers Hall Entrance
- Law School - LRC Reception Desk
- CAS - Albany Foyer
Join our efforts and bring a smile to someone's face this holiday season!


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For Sunnyside, there is no 'I' in team.
But, there is plenty of 'D'…as in deliberate, disruptive, dominating defense.
And that 'D', every element of it, was on full display last Friday when the Lady Grizzly basketball team choked off a very solid Moses Lake squad, 58-48.
Coupled with a conference ending, crushing 74-52 victory over winless Eastmont on Saturday, Sunnyside emerged as this year's Columbia Basin Big Nine League champions.
The Lady Grizzlies (12-3, 17-3) now enter 3A postseason play as this region's No. 1 seed. Sunnyside will host a loser-out playoff game against Spokane's North Central High School tomorrow night (Tuesday).
In claiming its first league title in well over a decade, the key match-up for Sunnyside this past weekend was Friday's home game against Moses Lake. It was a must-win affair for the Lady Grizzlies because Moses Lake had a one-game lead on Sunnyside in the conference standings.
With the 10-point win over the visiting Chiefs, both Sunnyside and Moses Lake ended up league play with identical 12-3 records. But, from a tiebreaker standpoint, based on taking 2-of-3 games from the Chiefs this season, Sunnyside earns bragging rights for the 2013-14 season.
Moses Lake (12-3, 16-4) can take some comfort in taking the No. 1 seed into the 4A regional playoffs. The Davis Pirates (10-5, 11-9) are the Big Nine's No. 2 seed in the 4A playoffs.
In knocking off Moses Lake last Friday – for Sunnyside – it was all about contesting each and every Chiefs' possession.
A hustling, full length of the floor, in-your-face defensive effort got the job done for the Lady Grizzlies. The gritty performance included keeping Moses Lake off the scoreboard for the first four and a half minutes of the second half, which translated into a 12-4 third-quarter scoring spurt for Sunnyside.
"This one was truly a team effort," said SHS Coach Rick Puente. "Defensively, it was probably our best performance of the season.
"The girls were hungry, and it showed. They executed the game plan.
"All the turnovers - the deflections, the swipes, the blocks - they were a direct reflection of what our girls were intent on achieving last Friday," Puente said.
As well as all the Lady Grizzlies played, it may have been junior Tiana Perez who elevated her game the most against the Chiefs. The 5'10" post was a beast inside the paint, turning away one Moses Lake drive after another.
"It's difficult to single out just one player, because this game, if we ever had one, was all about being a team effort," said Puente. "But after the game I have to admit, Tiana's performance got noticed and talked about.
"When Tiana sets her mind to it, she can play very strong. Her performance in Friday's game, it started with a terrific week of practice leading up to the game," Puente said.
Sunnyside and Moses Lake jockeyed back-and-forth in the opening three minutes last Friday. The Lady Grizzlies took the lead for good, at 7-5, when junior Jordan Rodriguez nailed a trey with 4:25 showing on the first-quarter clock.
Rodriguez, the team's leading scorer this season and last, ended up in double figures Friday night. She scored 13 points, nine of them in the opening half.
The first sign that Sunnyside was going to take complete control of the contest came when freshman Emilee Maldonado drained a 3-point bomb to close out the first-period scoring. The trey boosted the Lady Grizzlies' lead to 14-9.
Maldonado, the game's top scorer with 17 points, hit another 3-pointer after the Chiefs opened the second quarter with a 4-0 run to pull within one.
Following another Moses Lake bucket, getting the Chiefs to within 17-15, Sunnyside senior Vanessa Alvarez scored on an offensive putback. That was followed by two Rodriguez free throws, which pushed the Lady Grizzlies' lead back out to 21-15.
The two teams exchanged baskets in the final two minutes of the opening half, which left Sunnyside with a 26-22 lead at intermission.
The decisive swing for the Lady Grizzlies came in the opening four minutes of the second half, when Sunnyside pieced together a 9-0 run to take a 35-22 lead.
Perez started the rally, taking a pass from a teammate inside the key, whirling and banking the shot home. After two-point buckets by Rodriguez and Maldonado, and a pair of free throws by freshman Jessica Mendoza, Perez capped the 9-0 spurt by hitting 1-of-2 from the charity stripe.
Sunnyside couldn't buy another third-quarter basket after that, until that is, Maldonado launched a howitzer from way downtown with just two seconds left in the period. Hitting nothing but net, the shot sent the Lady Grizzlies into the final period with a 38-26 lead.
Puente, who says he's never too worried about the offensive end of the game, lauded his players for coming through at critical times.
"The girls seem to always come up clutch, when we need a basket, in clutch situations," he said.
The Chiefs outscored Sunnyside by two down the stretch, but never did get any closer than nine points in the final stanza. Maldonado, Perez and Natalia Bazan helped keep Moses Lake at bay in the final eight minutes by combining for 14 of Sunnyside's 20 fourth-quarter points.
Individually, besides the 17 and 13 points that Maldonado and Rodriguez scored for Sunnyside, Bazan and Perez tallied 9 each, Mendoza chipped in 5 points, Selena Rubalcava hit one trey and Alvarez had 2 points.
The Chiefs were led by sophomore guard Jessie Loera's 14 points, and got another 12 from junior guard McKenna Walker.
In closing out Big Nine League play at Eastmont on Saturday with a 74-52 win, Sunnyside received a game-high, 16-point performance from Bazan.
Looking ahead to this coming Tuesday's 6 p.m. Regional tourney playoff opener against North Central High School, Puente said his players are hoping for yet another large turnout of Lady Grizzly fans.
"All the girls loved the support we got last Friday at home," Puente said. "The crowd was awesome. We're hoping for just as big of a crowd this Tuesday."
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Fitzroya cupressoides
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Fitzroya cupressoides (Molina) I.M.Johnst.
Common Name(s):
Pinus cupressoides Molina
|Taxonomic Source(s):
|Farjon, A. 2010. A Handbook of the World's Conifers. Koninklijke Brill, Leiden.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Endangered A2acd ver 3.1
|Year Published:
|Date Assessed:
|Premoli, A., Quiroga, P., Souto, C. & Gardner, M.
|Thomas, P. & Lara Aguilar, A.
Although the estimated 42% past reduction in its area of occupancy does not meet the 50% threshold for A2 under Endangered, there has been an estimated reduction in the quality of habitat across its total range of more than 50% during the last three generations, which is suspected to equate to a population reduction of 50% over that time period. In Chile, where most of the population occurs, this is very evident in the Coastal Cordillera where most of the Alerce forests comprise secondary forest that is the result of fire, logging and damage to trees from bark stripping for caulking purposes. The majority of the Andean forests been impacted in similar ways. The decline in habitat quality is ongoing as illegal logging continues and deliberately set fires re-occur.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|This species is endemic to southern Chile and Argentina where it has a discontinuous distribution from 39°50'- 43°30' S. In Chile it occurs in Region X from Province Valdivia (39°50' S) to Province Palena (43°30' S). It is found in the Coastal Cordillera from 39°50' S to 42°35' S; the Central Valley from 41°30' to 41°50' S and in the Andes from 40°50' to 43° 30' S. In Argentina it occurs in the Provinces of Chubut, Neuquén and Río Negro from 40°57' to 42°45
|Countries occurrence:
Native:Argentina (Chubut, Neuquén, Rio Negro); Chile (Los Lagos)
|Additional data:
|Range Map:
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|In both Chile and Argentina it has a discontinuous distribution in the Coastal Cordillera (Chile), the Central Valley (Chile) and the Andes (Chile and Argentina) with an altitudinal range of 1-1500 m. Patterns of intraspecific variation in Fitzroya have been studied with different molecular markers (isozymes and RAPDs) along the range of the species in Chile and Argentina. Populations located on eastern and western slopes of the Andes are genetically distinct with eastern populations carrying higher levels of genetic variation than western ones (Allnutt et al. 1999, Premoli et al. 2000).
|Current Population Trend:
|Additional data:
|Habitat and Ecology:
Fitzroya usually grows on poorly drained young soils (Veblen et al. 1995) derived from volcanic ash (Peralta et al. 1979, Conaf 1985, Kühne 1985). At low and middle elevations, it occurs on poorly drained sandy soils, rich in organic matter, low pH and high C/N rate (Peralta et al. 1979). At higher altitude (800- 1200 m.) it grows on insipid soils, also derived from volcanic ash, but sandy well drained and infertile (Peralta et al. 1979). These areas receive between 2,000 to 4,000 mm precipitation per annum (Donoso 1981, Villalba 1990, Lara 1991). Throughout its range Fitzroya grows in a range of forest types. For instance in Chile, at elevations greater than 800 m it is often associated with Nothofagus betuloides, while at mid-elevations of from 500-800 m it grows with Nothofagus nitida, Pilgerodendron uviferum, Podocarpus nubigenus and Tepualia stipularis. At low elevations of between 40 and 500 m Fitzroya is uncommon and typically it grows as a large tree in the Valdivian rainforest with Amomyrtus luma, Drimys winteri, Laureliopsis philippiana, Saxegothaea conspicua and Weinmannia trichosperma (Hechenleitner et al. 2006).
This is a very long-lived, slow growing tree with records of it living to more than 3,600 years old (Lara and Villalba 1993). It is dioecious species or ocasionally monoecius (Rodríguez et al. 1983). Inter-annual seed production is highly variable, with 5-7 years periods of low to no production and viability is also usually low (Donoso 1995). In the Chilean Andes most Fitzroya-dominated forests have originated following large-scale disturbance such as volcanic ash depositions, lava flows and landlslides. It can resprout from roots or low branches (Veblen and Ashton 1982).
|Continuing decline in area, extent and/or quality of habitat:
|Generation Length (years):
|Use and Trade:
|Despite national and international legal protection, particularly in Chile its timber has continued to be exploited and this is reflected in the fact that during 1977-1996 the exports of Alerce timber reached an average of US $865,000 (Díaz et al. 1997). Logging permits are issued for timber declared to originate from trees that died prior to 1976 when Alerce was declared a National Monument and the cutting of live trees prohibited. Determining the date of death can be problematic and there have been many instances of fires being deliberately set in forests in the Chilean Andes and Coastal ranges in order to produce more dead timber for harvesting (Lara et al. 2003, Wolodarsky and Lara 2005).
|Major Threat(s):
For more than three centuries Alerce has suffered from over-exploitation due to its highly prized wood; human-set fires and conversion of forest to pasture land has significantly reduced its range and left extensive deforested or degraded areas (Veblen et al. 1976, 1982). In Argentina 60% of the subpopulations shows signs of anthropogenic disturbances linked with cattle ranching and browsing, however, the present-day situation is that the remaining forest are in a relatively good conservation state (Kitzberger et al. 2000). In Argentina, since the 1980s, there has been little illegal exploitation of Fitzroya. Destruction in Chile's Central Depression has been extensive and until 1987, the tree was believed to have been completely eliminated from this area (Lara et al. 2003). During the summer of 1997-1998, human-set fires destroyed 9,777 ha in Chile's Coastal Cordillera. Fires in Alerce forests represented 34% of all forest fires in the provinces of Valdivia and Llanquihue in the 1997-98 summer (CONAF 1998). Throughout its range there has been a 42% loss of the original cover from 617,000 ha to 265,000 ha (Lara 2008), but the decline in habitat quality is far greater (exceeding 50%): evidence for this can be found in the large areas of existing forest with a high percentage of burnt trees in the Coastal Cordillera and the many Andean sites which show poor regeneration and growth and also have a history of selective logging and fire.
|Conservation Actions:
In 1973 Fitzroya was included under Appendix I of CITES. In 1976, it was declared a National Monument and the exploitation of live trees was prohibited. In 1979 it was included as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act in the United States, forbidding its import to that country.
In Chile, 47,400 ha (17%) out of a total of 264,993 ha of Fitzroya forests are protected within National Parks and National Reserves. The remaining 83% of Fitzroya forests is mainly within private properties (Lara 2008). The largest is Pumalín Park, which in its 250,000 ha contains significant Alerce forests. In Argentina over 80% of Fitzroya forests occur in protected systems (Premoli 2000).
Researchers from Universidad Austral de Chile are carrying out ecological restoration of Alerce in the Central Depression using nursery-grown seedlings of local provenances in association with a small land owner and the regional office forest service. Population genetic research has shown that two southern Argentinean populations (Río Tigre and Lago Esperanza) hold genetic "hot spots" for the species (Premoli et al. 2000) and the loss of these subpopulations could result in the loss of significant genetic diversity. The remoteness and relatively small size of these subpopulations has meant that they are relatively untouched and are representative of Fitzroya forests prior to European colonisation and subsequent exploitation. However, these subpopualtions are outside of any protected area. The creation of new protected areas, to preserve the populations of Río Tigre and Lago Esperanza in Argentina is an urgent task (Donoso et al. 2006). The long term conservation of Fitzroya forests is a great challenge that requires the agreement of numerous social actors and the active participation of individuals, indigenous communities, companies, and the national states from Chile and Argentina.
|Premoli, A., Quiroga, P., Souto, C. & Gardner, M. 2013. Fitzroya cupressoides. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2013: e.T30926A2798574. . Downloaded on 15 October 2018.
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