PROMONTORIO - Drilling Success Cont | Kootenay Silver Inc.
PROMONTORIO - Drilling Success Continues at Promontorio as Kootenay Hits 205 meters of 117 gpt Silver Equivalent in Step-Out Drilling in Southwest Zone that includes 169 gpt Silver Equivalent over 50 meters.
Kootenay Gold Inc. (TSX VENTURE: KTN.V) is pleased to announce assay results from the first seven holes of its ongoing 25,000 meter multi-phase drilling program on its Promontorio Silver project in Sonora, Mexico.
Results include three holes (DH 54 to 56) of in-fill drilling of the Pit Resource and four holes (DH 58 to 61) into the Southwest Zone outside of the Pit Resource designed to confirm continuity between the two mineralized areas. Results from the first seven holes demonstrate widely disseminated Zones of silver mineralization extend beyond current resource boundaries and continuation of higher grades within the Pit Resource.
States Kootenay President and CEO James McDonald "We are very pleased with results from the first seven holes of our 25,000 meter drill program. Not only is diamond drilling continuing to hit higher grades of silver at depth where previous drilling bottomed out in silver mineralization within the Pit resource itself, equally important to our resource expansion program, we are seeing continuity of silver mineralization developing in the Southwest Zone from step-out drilling that returned impressive intervals and grades of widespread silver mineralization extending to depth".
80 gpt Silver Equivalent over 103 meters including 105 gpt Silver Equivalent over 68 meters.
DH 54 tested 120 meters down dip of DH 53 (146 gpt Silver Equivalent over 234 meters announced May 31, 2011).
116 gpt Silver Equivalent over 251 meters including 186 gpt Silver Equivalent over 66 meters.
DH 56 is on section with DH 55 and 57 and is in-fill drilling of the Pit Resource and an approximate 25 meter step out to the Northeast of DH 53 and 54.
96 gpt Silver Equivalent over 182 meters including 290 gpt Silver Equivalent over 24 meters.
DH 61 drilled outside of the Pit Resource shows mineralization continuing about 50 meters into the Southwest Zone.
DH 58, 59 and 60 are on section with DH 61.
71 gpt Silver Equivalent over 107 meters including 237 gpt Silver Equivalent over 12 meters.
85 gpt Silver Equivalent over 58 meters with 129 gpt Silver Equivalent over 23 meters in a second deeper interval.
117 gpt Silver Equivalent over 205 meters including 169 gpt Silver Equivalent over 50 meters and 152 gpt Silver Equivalent over 48 meters.
At present three diamond drill rigs are operating on Promontorio with two stepping out in a systematic manner outside of the Pit Resource to the Southwest and Northeast. The third rig is working on stepping out from PC 28 in the Northeast Zone which previously bottomed in 237 gpt Silver Equivalent over 51 meters. (See news release April 4, 2011). PC 28 sits 700 meters outside and on strike to the current 43-101 Pit Resource.
The Company reports 10 additional drill holes have been completed with samples sent to the lab for assaying. Three additional holes are currently in progress on Promontorio.
Upcoming drilling will continue to concentrate on step out and in-fill drilling offsetting the numerous silver intercepts concentrated along a 1.0 kilometer long mineralized corridor that includes the Pit Resource, Pit NE Zone, Northeast Zone and Southwest Zone.
The current 25,000 meter in-fill drilling and resource definition program represents the single largest and most expansive drilling campaigns conducted by Kootenay on the Promontorio Silver project to date.
Kootenay reports an updated NI 43-101 resource calculation on Promontorio is planned to commence at the conclusion of the program. In anticipation of further advancing the development of Promontorio, the Company reports preliminary work for baseline, further metallurgical and scoping studies will be initiated concurrent with the drilling program.
The foregoing geological disclosure has also been reviewed by Mr. James McDonald, P. Geo (a qualified person for the purpose of National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects). Mr. McDonald is the President and CEO and a director of Kootenay.


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Salinibacter ruber gen. nov., sp. nov., a novel, extremely halophilic member of the Bacteria from saltern crystallizer ponds.
Josefa Antón, Aharon Oren, Susana Benlloch, Francisco Rodríguez-Valera, Rudolf Amann, Ramón Rosselló-Mora
Affiliations: 1 Departamento de Fisiología, Genética y Microbiología, Universidad de Alicante, Spain. [email protected]
Published: 01 March 2002 https://doi.org/10.1099/00207713-52-2-485
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Five brightly red-pigmented, motile, rod-shaped, extremely halophilic bacteria were isolated from saltern crystallizer ponds in Alicante (two strains) and Mallorca (three strains), Spain. They grew optimally at salt concentrations between 20 and 30% and did not grow below 15% salts. Thus, these isolates are among the most halophilic organisms known within the domain Bacteria. The temperature optimum was 37-47 degrees C. A single, yet to be identified pigment was present, with an absorption maximum at 482 nm and a shoulder at 506-510 nm. The G+C content of the DNA was 66.3-67.7 mol% and, together, they formed a homogeneous genomic group with DNA-DNA similarities above 70%. The 16S rRNA gene sequences were almost identical to sequences recovered earlier from the saltern biomass by amplification of bacterial small-subunit rRNA genes from DNA extracted from the environment. This phylotype, earlier described as 'Candidatus Salinibacter', was shown by fluorescence in situ hybridization to contribute between 5 and 25% of the prokaryote community of the saltern crystallizers. We have therefore succeeded in isolating a bacterium from the natural environment that, although being a major component of the community, was previously known by its phylotype only. Isolation of the organism now allows formal description of a novel genus and species, for which we propose the name Salinibacter ruber gen. nov., sp. nov. The type strain is strain M31T (= DSM 13855T = CECT 5946T).
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Flowers are among the most beautiful and pure creation of Mother Nature. This is the reason that they are among the most chosen gifts or presents for the loved and dear ones. Flowers stand as a symbol of freshness and it is also correlated to many earthly feelings like friendship, sacrifice, love, happiness, gaiety and niceness. They are liked and adored by the people of all ages alike because of its property to elude the entire surroundings.
These wonderful creations are among the topics that poets and writers aim at to display their creativity and extraordinary writing skills. There are many sayings and quotes also penned by great personalities about flowers and their properties. "The earth laughs in flowers" is one such quote coined by Ralpho Waldo Emerson that in itself conveys the magnificence of flowers.
There are many types of flowers, available in different shapes, sizes, colors and fragrances. These flowers are also classified pertaining to the place of its use. Talking about the place of its usage it would be apt to say that they are a witness to almost each and every happening in a person's life right from the cradle ceremony to the death bed. Nature has gifted us with many different categories of flowers like rose, lotus, jasmine, chrysanthemum, lily, marigold and daisy, to name a few.
Gerbera is also a variety of flower that is enriched with many properties. It is among those good looking flowers that are more preferred by the people. Gerbera has traced its name from the name of the German botanist Traugott Gerber. This species is widely spread across Asia, Africa and South America. There are many sub categories of flowers that come under the same genesis. Presently, there are near about 30 species that have evolved with a few changes under the category of Gerbera.


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By Tanya Saracho
Directed by Tatyana-Marie Carlo
Culture, class, and the price of ambition
Lucia is understandably nervous. It's day one at her first TV writing job. As a Mexican-born novelist, she may actually be the "diversity hire" she's heard whispers about. Uncertain whether she can make a place for herself in cutthroat Hollywood, at least she feels less alone when she meets Abel, the Latino janitor. They form a bond and share stories, but it turns out that what Lucia gains from their friendship is not what Abel expects in this witty dramatic comedy about class, integrity, and culture.
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Below is a synopsis of the show. You've been warned.
Lucia is a Mexican-born novelist who has just moved from Chicago to start her new career in Hollywood as a television writer. Self-conscious that she is still riding the success of her first and only novel, she can't shake the thought that she is not qualified for her new position. As the only Latina screenwriter on her team, she's worried that her coworkers may be right about her being a "diversity hire."
As she starts settling into her new office, Lucia knocks a shelving unit off her desk. Abel, the Latino janitor, comes to help her clean up and she is relieved to see someone she feels she can relate to. While at first she offends him by speaking only Spanish, the two eventually begin to connect.
Over the course of a few weeks, they grow closer with every encounter. As their friendship grows, the two share stories of their lives. The two talk about their Mexican heritage and the class divide that separates them. Abel speaks of his time in the Marines, and shares a heartbreaking story about his relationship with his daughter and ex-wife. Meanwhile, Lucia is struggling in the writers room to have her perspective respected by her boss and the other writers as they create a Latina character she is desperate not to have characterized only by stereotypes. Lucia asks Abel if she can use elements of his story as she creates a love interest for the television show's main character.
Suddenly Lucia is distant. She starts working from home. One night Abel walks into Lucia's office and hears the episode playing on her computer. When he enters, she immediately pauses it and starts to leave. As she leaves, Abel is left alone with the computer that has the episode about his life on it. What he sees could change their relationship forever.
Elia Saldana as Lucia and Daniel Duque-Estrada as Abel. By Tanya Saracho. Directed by Tatyana-Marie Carlo. Set design by Efren Delgadillo, Jr., costume design by Amanda Downing Carney, lighting design by Pablo Santiago and Ginevra Lombardo, and sound design and original compositions by David R. Molina. Photo by Mark Turek.
Elia Saldana as Lucia. By Tanya Saracho. Directed by Tatyana-Marie Carlo. Set design by Efren Delgadillo, Jr., costume design by Amanda Downing Carney, lighting design by Pablo Santiago and Ginevra Lombardo, and sound design and original compositions by David R. Molina. Photo by Mark Turek.
A photo of one of Lucia's costumes for "Fade." Costume by Amanda Downing Carney.
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Elia Saldana
Daniel Duque-Estrada '13
Tatyana-Marie Carlo
Efren Delgadillo, Jr.
Shanel LaShay Smith
Amanda Downing Carney
Pablo Santiago
Co-Lighting Designer
Ginevra Lombardo
David R. Molina
Composer & Sound Designer
Kristen Gibbs
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Quotes from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s writings and speeches are widely shared today. May they inspire us to look not only at Dr. King's words, but also his actions, and to think about what we can do to create a more just and equitable society. ... See more
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Kate Bergstrom '18 (Brown/Trinity Rep MFA Programs in Acting and Directing) introduces the Performing the Internet series for HowlRound Theatre Commons, which asks big questions, such as: Can unpacking the internet be a bellwether for how we all can unpack and restructure our society and our organizations? Can we reconceptualize our relationship to the internet by dismantling, questioning, and addressing it in our creative work? ... See more
Critical Engagement in a World-Widening Web |Kate BergstromKate Bergstrom introduces the Performing the Internet series, which asks big questions, such as: Can unpacking the internet be a bellwether for how we all can unpack and restructure our society and our organizations? Can we reconceptualize o... ... See more
When we tell you how much fun kids have in our classes, we're not kidding. Winter classes start later this month and a few spaces are still available in our K-12 classes.
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Streaming for free through January 17 as part of the The Public Theater's Under the Radar Festival, CAPSULE is a kaleidoscopic reflection on isolation and longing, about breaking apart and breaking free and the impossible nature of connection. The piece is written by Brown/Trinity Rep MFA Programs in Acting and Directing grads Whitney White and Peter Mark Kendall and co-directed by alum Taibi Magar and Tyler Dobrowsky. ... See more
Theatre artists Whitney White and Peter Mark Kendall made a show for Under the Radar that tests the bounds of their form, and of their friendship.
FINAL WEEKEND! Ebenezer Scrooge's redemption fills us with hope and joy every year. There are only a few days left to see this year's transformation of isolated miser into caring benefactor. "A Christmas Carol Online" streams free through this Sunday, January 10.
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"In this moment of unrest, violence and anger," (Georgia Senator-elect Raphael) Warnock wrote, "we must remember the words of Dr. King. 'Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.' Let each of us try to be a light to see our country out of this dark moment." ... See more
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Malý Horeš () is a village and municipality in the Trebišov District in the Košice Region of south-eastern Slovakia.

History
In historical records the village was first mentioned in 1214.

Geography
The village lies at an altitude of 103 metres and covers an area of 19.21 km².
It has a population of about 1115 people.

Ethnicity
The village has population of 1 112 people.
Ethnicities are as follows: 93,4 percent Hungarian, 5,4 percent Slovak and 1,2 percent unknown/not recorded, based on records from 2011.

Facilities
The village has a public library and a football pitch

References

External links
https://www.webcitation.org/5QjNYnAux?url=http://www.statistics.sk/mosmis/eng/run.html

Villages and municipalities in Trebišov District
Zemplín (region)
Hungarian communities in Slovakia

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May 5 @ 8:00 am - May 6 @ 5:00 pm The National Trial will be held at Bluebell United AFC in Dublin and the GSA Ireland National Executive Council would like to convey utmost appreciation to both the club and OG Waterside.
This will be a compulsory qualifying event for the WUSV IPO World Championships in 2018 in Randers, Denmark.
Herr Dieter Schmale SV has agreed to officiate and will also judge a club trial in conjunction with the event.


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Boston has a unique sound
The 1970's gave the world many classic rock bands, and Boston is among them. In 1976 Boston released their self-titled album that has so many good songs; it's tough to dig one out. However the song, "Piece of Mind" always stood out lyrically. Tom Scholz the mastermind behind the band, always gets a very unique sound out of his guitar and the lead vocalist Brad Delp compliments the band with fantastic vocals. Tom Scholz is involved in many charities and sees the world spiritually which would explain why this song has spiritual tones in it.
Piece of Mind is a timeless rock and roll classic with lyrics that go beyond the obvious.
The first verse refers to the fact that many people have a negative state-of-mind because of the dues they are forced to pay to keep food on the table in society. In other words, the structure of society does not allow a positive flow of emotions to bubble up and allow happiness because people are always forced to work. It's indicated that as people look to the future for something better, it's coming far too slow.
The second part of the first verse suggests that the people want to get out of this endless hum of jobs, responsibilities, and interaction within the present culture but they keep on staying because they really think they have no choice. This of course is exactly how they wish you to react so you keep the gears of "civilization" running for them. Confusion has set in because the people that do the "right thing" are simply not happy, because they have a longing to do more.
The second verse, which is also the chorus, elaborates on the confusion because the person understands why people cannot make the decisions they want to and pursue their inner desires because they have to pay the bills. However this person gets it, and does not care if they get behind or keep up with the race, because their end game is piece of mind. And they totally get the fact that competition is used to pit people against each other to attain the goals of the people really in power.
The third verse continues with the subject of competition and folks climbing the
corporate ladder to false success. They empathize with them by suggesting they
hope it does not take too long, and somehow know deep down inside it's their ego that has catapulted the people to step on each other to get to the top.
The second part of the third verse submits there is far more to life than what their ego victories achieve. It is suggested money and materialistic wealth, along with powerful positions are to no avail when you die, that you indeed cannot take anything with you, so it really doesn't matter what you achieve in the human illusion regarding those values.
The fourth verse, which is again the chorus, cements the fact they really see the world differently than the majority of people and wish to make a difference by always being positive and achieving the elusive piece of mind.
Before the fifth verse it is suggested to take a look ahead. This signifies that the person has a better vision of the future and is suggesting to people that the current path is not the right way and to look inside for the answers beyond the five senses by using faith.
The fifth verse is important. The person is suggesting that people love to interfere and give
advice. Advice that is from a materialistic,"I really don't understand the world but think I do" perspective. This type of advice is most unwanted by spiritual people, because they already understand that the façade of society is not their path. Therefore they wish people to keep their opinions to themselves and just move along. It goes on to say that they (the people) appear to have convinced themselves they are certainly living an important life, and what they do is imperative because their ego has convinced them that they are significant. All the while they work for unseen powers that use and contain them as worker bees, in order to obtain their objectives and maintain the structure they have placed within society since before Christ. It also suggests that because most people have followed this path, that they come to many crossroads and cannot decide what they want to be, who they are, and what they are really doing here. That would suggest that the soul (higher self) which has been disconnected due to their arrogance is attempting to reach them.
The sixth verse goes back to the chorus once again reiterating that they do not care if they get behind in the corporate or materialistic world and simply wish to be left alone to do gods work and carry on spiritually.
As the song ends it does so trying to tell people to please take a look ahead and see the world with different eyes.
The song "Piece of Mind" is a masterpiece that attempts to communicate through spiritual under-tones that life is more than winning the game of "he who dies with the most toys wins".
Lyrics to Piece of Mind
Now if you're feelin' kinda low 'bout the dues you've been paying
Future's coming much too slow
And you wanna run but somehow you just keep on stayin'
Can't decide on which way to go
I understand about indecision
But I don't care if I get behind
People livin' in competition
All I want is to have my peace of mind. (yea)
Now you're climbin' to the top of the company ladder
Hope it doesn't take too long
Can't cha see there'll come a day when it won't matter
Come a day when you'll be gone
All I want is to have my peace of mind.
Take a look ahead, take a look ahead, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah... whoa!
Now everybody's got advice they just keep on givin'
Doesn't mean too much to me
Lot's of people out to make-believe they're livin'
Can't decide who they should be.
Take a look ahead, take a look ahead.
Look ahead.
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So did you ever go through a whole thing-think you were doing the right thing-and yet end up feeling like maybe not?
Well I did recently and I am not sure where it's all going.
I know I can only do what I can right? Be the best me I can be. And sometimes maybe it's just not enough.
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27 June – 12 July 2021
The seed and the fallen tree, the empty canvas and the finished painting, the Big Bang and the eventual collapse of the universe: all things that we know of reality, whether big or small, whether natural or man-made, are driven by the twin forces of birth and death whose in-between space makes so-called life possible. Much of our day-to-day attention is concentrated upon this space where things, after all, fulfill their existence and the varieties of experience extend their full-spectrum, never really taking into consideration of the bracket that makes all of this happen. It is in the start and the conclusion, in the beauty of birth and the obliterating darkness of death which the group show, Beginnings, and Endings, on view at Galerie Roberto, situates itself. The exhibition features mostly Angono-based artists who have already collaborated in previous shows, such as Intension and Kamunduhan. They are Severo Barring III, Vincent Balandra, Jojo Barja, Paulo Barreras, Michael "Mael" De Guzman, Ces Eugenio, Isadore Gabriel Lerio, John Marin, Leonardo
Onia Jr., Arturo Sanchez Jr., Kim Hamilton Sulit, and Jared Yokte. The participating artists, who have their own individual style and visual language, grapple with the concept of beginning and end through various approaches in figuration—from monochromatic to polychromatic, from realist to surreal. What binds them together is their courageous exploration of the formal possibilities of material as well as an emphasis on the symbolic approach in image-
making. In contemplating birth and death, the artists give a shapely form and evocative narrative to an otherwise abstract idea, whose mysteries have led them to different places: from the solace of the natural world to the familiarity of the urban space. In the works of Barring, De Guzman, Eugenio, Onia, and Sanchez (who has spearheaded exhibition), the vocabulary of mixed media extends the artists' ideas into the physical world and allows them to layer the painted surface with objects laden with significance. In the work of Eugenio, for instance, bones applied with gold leaf and insect illustrations draw the viewer's attention to the never-ending cycle of creation and decay as they are situated against blossoming flowers and a nearby forest. Onia conveys destruction through the actual transformation of the medium with fire. In layering pieces of collage in clear resin cast, Sanchez, on the other hand, evokes
the complex processes involved in birth and death. Balandra, Barja, Barreras, Marin, Lerio, Sulit, and Yokte deal with the complexity through symbolic
imagery, which expresses both personal and archetypal visions. Ordinary objects, figures of men, and things of the natural world feature prominently in their works. Painted in a monochromatic style, Marin offers a view of a dense forest that incubates life in its different, variegated forms. For Barja, still- lives of shriveled leaves provide a close-up examination of the rot that will eventually find its way in all living things. In the midst of a global pandemic, Beginnings and Endings makes a case for going back and moving forward as possible options in the present when what surrounds us feels suddenly vulnerable and prone to degradation. It is a reminder of the eternal—and affirmative—dance of the universe: in every beginning, there is an ending; in every ending, there is a beginning.
Meet the curator, Art Sanchez Jr. in this in-depth interview with the multimedia artist
Watch the gallery walkthrough here


I've seen a lot of them. Some have been blah or so-so. Most have been stereotypical but rarely over the top.
On Saturday Jan 18 my wife and I went out for a drive. We went down to Nanton, Ab. Then headed west to Black Diamond and Turner Valley. While walking around Black Diamond after a visit to the Blue Rock Gallery, there was a really nice chinook arc just to the west of us. Time to head back home. We went through Turner Valley and the curiosity of flood damage got the better of me. That's when it happened. The blanket of red. Not just the sky, but everything.
This sunset fell into the category of over the top. Well over. The photos of this I tried with my SLR I haven't taken a look at just yet. But I am extremely happy I had my phone with me to at least record what we were seeing. And that's where these photos are from. My phone. Unedited. Enjoy. I sure did.


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Northwestern Health Sciences University's Renee DeVries and Christopher Cassirer
Alumni, Presidents, Faculty
Northwestern Health Sciences University's College of Chiropractic alum and faculty member Dr. Renee DeVries with University President Christopher Cassirer, 2015-02-05.
Northwestern Health Sciences University alumni at Homecoming
Presidents, Alumni, Homecoming
Northwestern Health Sciences University's College of Chiropractic alumni with University President Mark Zeigler (second from right), taken during Homecoming, 2008.
Events, Presidents, Alumni
Northwestern Health Sciences University President Dr. John F. Allenburg with a College of Chiropractic alumni from the graduating class of 1940.
Northwestern Health Sciences University's President Dr. Mark Zeigler with two unidentified attendees at an alumni bass fishing event, 2007-07-27.
Northwestern Health Sciences University community members, including university president Dr. Mark Zeigler (far right), during an alumni golf tournament held at The Wilds Golf Club in Prior Lake, MN, 2007-07-30.
Presidents, Events, Alumni, Famous visitors
Northwestern Health Sciences University community members, including former Minnesota Twins baseball player Tony Oliva (center) and university president Dr. Mark Zeigler (far right), during an alumni golf tournament held at The Wilds Golf Club in Prior Lake, MN, 2007-07-30.
Alumni, Presidents
Northwestern Health Sciences University community members including University President Dr. Christopher Cassirer 9center) and, College of Chiropractic alum and Director of the Center for Research & Innovation Dr. Michele Maiers (right), November 21, 2014.


This page provides the step-by-step instructions to apply a multi-temporal analysis of the MODIS-based Vegetation Condition Index (VCI) for large areas using R. Depending on the extent of the study area and the hardware capacities of the computer, the user might experiece difficulties applying this R script. We therefore provided an additional R script to be able the compute the VCI and monitor the vegetation conditions for large areas (>200.000km2) which can be accessed here.
For this Recommended Practice for drought monitoring we use the Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI) based on MODIS data at 250m spatial resolution as input for generating the Vegetation Condition Index (VCI). The only MODIS product providing EVI data is MOD13Q1 (on Terra satellite) and MYD13Q1 (on Aqua Satellite). MODIS data is for example made available on the Application for Extracting and Exploring Analysis Ready Samples (AppEEARS) by USGS.
If the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) is preferred for calculating the VCI, the EVI can easily be replaced with the NDVI as this product is also available for download at AppEEARS. Given this case, the caption of the resulting jpg maps should be adjusted. However, in certain circumstances, the VCI based on the NDVI does not perform as well as based on the EVI. See the "In Detail" page for more information.
If not yet installed, the R software and R-Studio can be downloaded here. To follow a step by step instruction on how to download and install R and R-Studio, please click here.
Access the AppEEARS website and create a user account (free) in case you do not already have one (https://lpdaacsvc.cr.usgs.gov/appeears/). Click on Extract and Area Sample and start a new request.
Define your region of interest by specifying a ESRI shapefile (zip) or drawing a polygon . Country shapefiles can be downloaded at https://gadm.org/country. Note: The boundaries and names of the shapefiles do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
Define the time period of your data: January 2000 to today.
Click on Explore to check the status of the request. Click on the Download symbol once the status says Done. Select all ordered datasets and start downloading the data.
After the download store the files (.tif) in two folders: one folder for the Data_EVI and one for the Data_Pixel_Reliability. It is recommended to use an external hard drive to store your input and output data if possible.
For processing this Recommended Practice in R, it is required to first rename and second sort the data according to their DOY. Download the folder structure here and copy it both in the folders Data_EVI and Data_Pixel_Reliability.
Rename the EVI and pixel reliability data following the pattern: DOY_YYYY_[Original Name]. It is recommended to use Total Commander to rename multiple files (Download Link: http://www.ghisler.com/index.htm). Renaming the files is important because this pattern is used to automatize the filenames and the titles of the resulting maps in the R script.
Sort the EVI and Pixel Reliability data according to the DOY in the respective folders.
Download the R Code here (right click and choose "save as"). The R Code is tailored to MOD13Q1 tif data.
Open R Studio and the saved R script (File -> Open File). The script needs various adjustments to fit your data. Note hereby: R uses slashes ("/") for file names and directories and not backslashes ("\").
Install the raster, rgdal and sp packages by highlighting the respective text in the code and clicking on "Run" or typing Ctrl+Enter.
Note: Delete the temporary files of your computer and set the memory limit within R (memory.limit()) according to your free working memory for improving your computer's capacity to process the data.
The results will be stored in the respective folders as jpg (VCI_Maps_jpg) and as tif file (VCI_Maps_tif) within your main directory. The maps are named "DOY_YYYY".
White color inside the country shape indicates cloud covered pixels or water surfaces.


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Google's AI writes spooky post-modern poetry after reading thousand of romantic books
Check out the creepy, romantic poetry written by Google's AI after being force fed nearly 3500 books
While Google's Artificial Intelligence (AI) spoke with grammatical accuracy and factual exactness, its language remained abrupt and floppy.
To make it more chatty, researchers from the company's deep learning arm, Google Brain force-fed 2,865 romance books, about 1,500 fantasy books, and more into the AI system.
The unpublished paper "Generating Sentences from a Continuous Space" was presented at the International Conference on Learning Representations on May 3, which shows the work done by researchers with Google Brain.
It shows how the team of linguists and computer scientists fed a total of 11,000 unpublished books to the neural network, and then tested whether it could take a couple sentences from the book and create its own corresponding phrases.
For instance, the researchers say to the system: Create 13 sentences that morph from "I'm fine" to "But you need to talk to me now."
Each sentence in the series should be similar in meaning to the one before and after it to create a smooth transition.
Also, they need to grammatically and syntactically make sense. The point is to imitate the differences in human speech and create a system that can create new and diverse sentences.
See also: Google's Plan to Eliminate Human Driving in 5 Years
However, the results sound like cryptic, dark poems. Here's one of the resulting poems:
"no," he said.
"no," i said.
"i know," she said.
"thank you," she said.
"come with me," she said.
"talk to me," she said.
"don't worry about it," she said.
it made me want to cry.
no one had seen him since.
it made me feel uneasy.
no one had seen him.
the thought made me smile.
the pain was unbearable.
the crowd was silent.
the man called out.
the old man said.
the man asked.
he was silent for a long moment.
he was silent for a moment.
it was quiet for a moment.
it was dark and cold.
there was a pause.
it was my turn.
there is no one else in the world.
there is no one else in sight.
they were the only ones who mattered.
they were the only ones left.
he had to be with me.
she had to be with him.
i had to do this.
i wanted to kill him.
i started to cry.
i turned to him.
This is just a small part of Google's work with AI and the goal of presenting it with human language capabilities.
In a research paper the team explained the AI system was able to "generate coherent and diverse sentences through purely continuous sampling".
Using an autoencoder, a type of AI network that uses a data set to reproduce a result (in this case writing sentences) using fewer steps, the team produced the sentences.
The principle behind the research is to create an AI that is able to communicate via "natural language sentences".
While the team stated that their software is in early stages of work, it is expected to be a long and on-going process to make it able to interact with users in a way that has all the complexity and flexibility of natural speech.
Here are some more of Google's 'poems'.
you're right.
"all right.
okay, fine.
yes, right here.
no, not right now.
"talk to me right now.
please talk to me right now.
i'll talk to you right now.
"you need to talk to me now. —
amazing, isn't it?
so, what is it?
it hurts, isnt it?
why would you do that?
"you can do it.
"i can do it.
I can't do it.
"don't do it.
i couldn't do it. —
i turned to him. —
i dont like it, he said.
i waited for what had happened.
it was almost thirty years ago.
it was over thirty years ago.
that was six years ago.
he had died two years ago.
ten, thirty years ago. — "it's all right here.
"everything is all right here.
"it's all right here.
we are all right here.
come here in five minutes.
"but you need to talk to me now.
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Today's card has a new spin on an old technique. You probably already know that applying water to cardstock that has been coated with distress ink will remove color. For example, creating water spots with a paintbrush on this card, and stamping an image with water on this card. Today, however, I blotted a stencil using a baby wipe. It gave me a lot of precision with removing color. Unlike spraying and brushing, the water was contained to the stencil areas and didn't seep much underneath.
Hi Darlene, I love this technique. I'd never seen it before. So now I'm going to get out my stencils and see which one would work the best! Look forward to seeing future cards of yours using the same technique.
I have so many stencils. Will be using them more and more with this technique. Love it.
Beautiful – a set using several colors would work great here. I do think the gray circle really enhances the areas that had color lifted in the stencil. A real winner!!!
Love these simple techniques…. hadn't seen this one yet but can't wait to try it!
Very fabulous technique, love how the ink kind of goes to the edge of the perforations on the stencil when you apply the wet wipe, it looks like you drew a line, very cool.
Now, I'm going to have to get me some stencils, I honestly just have a teeny, tiny square one. The one you used is beautiful.
Very nice! I have a few stencils but don't use them that often because I don't use them often. This makes me want to pull them out! How cool!
Oh and that sentiment you used…I LOVE IT…that is the ONLY reason I bought that stamp set!! Sick eh?
Yes, I agree. The sentiment is very unique!
Another "home run" for you! Beautiful!
I love the idea of using a baby wipe for this technique. Can't wait to give it a try.
Wow, I LOVE this card. What a cool technique. the card is so simple, yet beautiful.
A totally new technique. Your card is beautiful. I don't have any stencils, but I'll see what I can do with the negative space from die cuts. I like this look much better than the embossing paste techniques.
Love the technique. Thanks Darlene for the inspiration.
LOVE this technique… looking forward to trying it!
Darlene I love this! I don't know why I never thought of it. I have tried doing the spraying water and I just never really liked the results because it always seemed to sneak under the stencil on me and it really just frustrated me. So thank you so much for sharing this technique and I'm going to go try it right now lol!


Fresh from his front running performance at his home Grand Prizx a week ago, Remy Gardner continued to shine in today's #MalaysianGP at the Sepang International Circuit until a crash with thirteen laps to go robbed him of a more than likely top six finish for the second consecutive weekend.
Strong throughout the opening day of practice on Friday, the #87 Tech3 Moto2 Racing Team Mistral 610 rider qualified an impressive fourth on the grid for the eighteen lap race, narrowly missing out on the front row.
With the race start time brought forward to avoid a potential rain shower, Gardner made one of his usual lightning starts, maintaining his position into turn one before briefly moving into third a lap later.
Struggling with rear grip almost immediately, Remy rode hard as fought valiantly to stay with the leaders before he lost the front at the final hairpin on lap five.
The 2018 FIM Moto2 World Championship concludes in a fortnight in Valencia where Remy is determined to bag a result in what will be his final race with his current team.


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Trader Joe's outdid themselves this year with the spooky-themed treats. In fact, I have a few more on the roster for this month, but there were several I skipped simply because there were too many; I didn't want this becoming #31DaysOfTraderJoe'sJunk.
These are probably as fancy of a treat as I have planned this month, too. Chocolate mousse! Like I'm in some fine, Parisian restaurant.
Perhaps it's the Indian summer happening here in L.A. (then again, it's always this warm, isn't it?), or perhaps it's the fragile nature of these delicate little treats, but they were soft to the point of almost being melty. But between the softness of the cake and the thickness of the orange frosting, it made for an enjoyable bite.
They smell of chocolate, obviously, but the flavor isn't pure chocolate—there's a weird artificial flavor on that first chew. I think it's the dye in the frosting. But hey, there's something nostalgic about eating junkfood with a subtle plastic taste.
These are essentially showy Little Debbie Swiss Rolls. Surprisingly substantial and rich. Would pair well with a nice glass of 2010 Chateau Lafite Rothschild Pauillac.


Exchange Deal for U.S. and Australia?
<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Australia's Foreign Minister, Alexander 'Shirley' Downer just can't resist opening his uninformed mouth, can he?
Here is boofhead, supporting the British position in relation to the 15 sailors and marines who were detained by the Iran Coast Guard as they ventured into Iranian territorial waters following a boarding of an Iraqi vessel suspected of smuggling without getting the facts first.
Obviously Downer did not see the actual details of the incidents but then, no-one would want to show him those as the fineries of such details would go straight over his head anyway.
My suggestion to any Australian warships in that region is this. Just make sure that you are on the correct side of the Iran-Iraq border.
In China, it is now legal to own property as was decreed by the China Peoples Congress held just recently in Beijing. There is a catch though. A large number of the comrades with substantial political Communist Party influence have already stolen most of the property, so making it legal to own property just legalised acts of theft. Ah indeed, no tickets for the Olympic Games for you Mr Luf. Bugger.
This is a suggestion that Australians might like to consider. Perhaps it might be possible to do an exchange deal with the US. The US will get Australian Prime Minister John Howard and Australia will get Guantanamo detainee David Hicks in return. Australians will no doubt consider this a good deal.
The private equity bid for Qantas appears to have hit a snag. Some institutional investors are not happy with the price and are refusing to cooperate. Never mind say the bidders. "We just change the rules and the bid will go ahead", they say. The flying public appears now to be saying. "Never mind, we just fly with a different airline".
Condolleezza Rice is in the Middle East again trying to convince Arab Government to recognise Israel. Her chances? About zero I would suspect. Reason? Before Israel can be recognised by Arab nations, Israel first needs to recognise that most of the territory it stole from the Palestinians, the Lebanese and the Syrians, needs to be returned to the respective owners before there can be a change of atmosphere towards Israel.
Conversation between two pilots over Western Australia, one was Australian, the other Dutch.
Australian: "That was a bit of good flying sir. Have a banana"
Dutch: "Thank you sir. I did not know you had any bananas after the cyclone in North Queensland, but if you do, I'll take the banana."
Australian: "Yes, the banana production is doing fine again. That is why we are once again known as a Banana Republic. And just for your information the Australian Dollar is now known as the South Pacific Peso."
Dutch: "You'll get 10 Euros for that one. Sir."


Firstly, news from last year's AGM. We have a new Club President! Please welcome to the helm Matt Fulton, who was elected unopposed. Matt has been working hard as our Treasurer for the last two years and we're happy to have him in the big chair. Our thanks to retiring president, Bryan Clements, for his commitment and hard work - not that's it's over - Bryan remains on the committee in the Past President position so we can make the most of his knowledge and experience. The role of Treasurer moves to club secretary, Rachel Ward. We also welcome new committee members Kate Yeo, Steve McLennan, Shane Clements and David Millington.
Mid-winter Christmas has been pencilled in for Saturday July 20, the last Saturday of the July school holidays. This used to be a much loved and well patronised Christie event, I'm sure you've seen the collages on the lodge wall, but has not run for the last few years. We've decided to give it one more chance, but we need someone to step up and take the reins – it shouldn't be too onerous - a bit of promotion, organising a theme etc. This will be its last chance to dance – if it doesn't run this year it will be removed from the calendar. If you're interested in taking this on, please let me know.
Junior weekend – Sat & Sun, July 27 & 28. This is a new addition to the club calendar, a weekend designed to get our juniors up and flying, with dedicated instructors. Our club captain will have more info on this in a later bunkum.
Christiania Derby – Saturday August 3. The first of the interclub races and a big weekend at the lodge.
Mens Few Days - Mon & Tues Aug 5 & 6.
Ladies Few Days moves to a new slot of Weds & Thurs July 31 & Aug 1. A word from Kate Yeo: Ladies Few Days has been moved to coincide with the Derby weekend. The women's weekday getaway will give you time to practice your racing skills and relax, pre race meet, with likeminded women. For those with partners who are participating in the Mens Few Days post Derby, the new dates provide the perfect opportunity to split the driving, and for the parents, the child care. Come join us to make this the most enjoyable derby week since ….
Christiania Club Races – Saturday Sept 28.
End of Season Work Party - Sat & Sun, Nov 9 & 10.
Invoicing for subs will occur in early April. If you're aware of any changes to your membership status, please let me know at membership@skichristie.co.nz as soon as possible – it saves a lot of time and effort if changes are communicated before invoicing. Subs remain the same as last year, but the committee has decided to reintroduce a joining fee for new members - $100 per new senior member, $50 per junior, to a maximum of $250 per family. If you're already a member, this does not affect you.
Remember, the lodge is available to be used all year round. However, we have a lodge maintenance window from Monday March 4 to Friday March 15 – please avoid booking over these dates.
Are there any webmasters out there? The skichristie website needs to be moved to a new platform asap – any advice, guidance and assistance would be hugely welcomed!
In Bunkum # 1 this year I said that invoicing for subscriptions would occur in early April. However, as we're about to implement a long anticipated upgrade to our booking system, we've decided to push this back a month or so. The new system needs to be thoroughly tested before we open for bookings so invoices will only be issued once we're happy that all is working as expected. Hopefully this shouldn't affect the booking process. As in past years there will be a brief priority period for members participating in mountain programs, as well as an initial restriction on the number of nights you can book in the school holidays. If you have any concerns about this change in timing, please let me know.
The 2019 provisions work party was attended by a full house of enthusiastic members from as far away as Northland and Wairarapa. With exterior work on the lodge now being done next summer, this year's March work party was mainly about provisions, including carrying several hundred kilos of food and nine cubic metres of firewood from the Rock Garden road, and stacking and storing it in preparation for the coming season. Clean covers were put on all mattresses, pillows and duvets, and the 20+ bags of concrete pieces collected during the November work party were carried to the loader for removal, along with ancient rubbish that's languished in the storeroom for years. The leaking water tank was drained and cleaned in preparation for its repair in April. Thanks to everyone who came for their hard work, and Pedro for feeding us so well as always.
John Stephenson and Olivia Paul plus 3 juniors ?????
Thanks also to Kate Yeo for delivering a mountain of meat and Romi McLennan for working her way through a mountain of laundry!
Steve also had a note about maintenance work going on at the lodge at the moment: Our leaking water tank was emptied and cleaned during the March work party in preparation for applying a paintable membrane to seal the concrete structure, but after further investigation it's been decided a prefabricated flexible liner would be a better long term solution. This will be installed soon at the same time as repairs to the lodge roof.
Recently at Tukino Lodge a plaque was presented to Tukino Alpine Sports Club (TASC) to commemorate the opening of the Tukino Lodge in July 1976, and the Christiania members who built the Lodge. For those who do not know the history, Christie built and ran the lodge concurrently with our present lodge. Over time it became an unsustainable financial liability so was gifted to the Outdoor Pursuits Centre in 2000 and subsequently is in the hands of TASC. Huge thanks to long standing Christie members Doug Downs and Neil Callaghan for initiating this and donating the plaque.
Some of the "Fathers of Tukino" standing on the Tukino Lodge Deck, with the Waikato Glacier above and Te Hue Hue Peak in the cloud to the right. l to r: Doug Downs, Neil Callaghan, Michael Callaghan, Kevin Williams.
Also mentioned in Bunkum # 1 was the Mid Winter Xmas. Sadly we've had no one step up to run this – it is now officially a dead horse and we will stop flogging it. Santa will have to wait until December.


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THE TERMINATOR INVADES TOM CLANCY'S GHOST RECON BREAKPOINT
THE TERMINATOR INVADES TOM CLANCY'S GHOST RECON BREAKPOINT
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bisoft has announced a partnership with StudioCanal that will bring the Terminator to Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® Breakpoint. The free event will feature multiple mission settings, enemies and dialogues inspired from the original 1984 The Terminator movie. The event will be available for all players starting tomorrow, 9am GMT on the Xbox One family of devices including the Xbox One X, PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, Windows PC, UPLAY+, Ubisoft's subscription service,* and Stadia, the new generation gaming platform from Google.
Entirely playable in solo or co-op, the Terminator Live Event will have players gear up and face an unexpected threat from the future in a new story arc taking place in a new location on Auroa.
Two main narrative missions will be introduced, during which players will have to rescue and partner with Rasa Aldwin, a woman coming from the future, in the hope of stopping the Terminators' plans. These two missions will be available starting 29th January and 1st February, respectively, and will remain in-game once the event ends. In addition, players will be able to face the challenging T-800 cyborgs in daily warfare and interception missions.
Upon completing missions during the live event which will run from 29th January to 6th February, players will be rewarded with exclusive items inspired by The Terminator, including the movie's iconic punk outfit, as well as exclusive new Terminator weapons and vehicles. In addition to the rewards granted by completing the event's missions, players will be able to further customise their Ghosts with two Terminator-inspired packs, allowing players to fully transform into the Terminator or Kyle Reese in-game.
The Terminator Live Event comes as part of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint's Episode I, and follows the launch of the first raid in franchise history as well as a series of free updates that brought major improvements to the game. The game will continue to receive regular updates in the coming months, in line with the commitment made in the Moving Forward letter to expand and improve the game based on player feedback.
For the latest news about Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint, please visit ghost-recon.ubisoft.com.
For the latest news about other Ubisoft games, please visit news.ubisoft.com.
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The Jones Act and Merchant Marines
The Merchant Marine Act of 1920, more commonly known as the Jones Act, lays out the legal framework for the U.S. Merchant Marine. One of its most important functions is to protect mariners injured at sea, since they are not qualified for workers' compensation under maritime law. Generally speaking, the term "Merchant Marine" refers to the fleet of commercial ships that delivers goods to and from other nations during peacetime, as opposed to military vessels. However, these ships may be commissioned by the U.S. government to deliver troops and military supplies in a time of war.
While the Jones Act covers various aspects of the Merchant Marine, this article focuses on provisions that allow injured seaman to sue their employers. For related information, see FindLaw's Workers' Compensation section, including I Have a Job-Related Injury: What are My Employer's Responsibilities?
Who is Covered by the Jones Act?
Private mariners involved in the import or export of goods, primarily in a commercial setting, are considered part of the Merchant Marine. Since terrestrial law doesn't apply to employees at sea, including workers' compensation protections, this act provides a way for seafaring employees to sue their employers for injuries.
Those covered by the Jones Act include masters, captains, officers, and crew members who spend at least 30 percent of their work time on a "vessel in navigation" or group of vessels under common ownership. A vessel in navigation is one that is afloat, operational, capable of moving, and on navigable waters. For instance, a ship tied to a dock would be considered "in navigation."
If you don't meet the 30 percent threshold required for coverage under the Jones Act, you will be covered under the federal Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act.
How the Jones Act Protects Employees at Sea
The Jones Act requires a mariner's employer (such as a shipping company) to provide a reasonably safe working environment. If the captain or any other employee is negligent for another employee's injuries, then the employer may be held liable and sued by the injured party. Examples of unsafe conditions or situations that may trigger liability include:
Insufficient training of captain or crew
Poorly maintained equipment
Oil or other slippery substances on the ship's deck
Assault by a fellow crew member
Failure to provide crew with the proper equipment
For instance, suppose a crew member fails to place a "caution" sign in front of a section of the deck that was just mopped and thus slippery. If another crew member slips and suffers a torn ligament as a result of the deck conditions, the injured party may decide to sue his or her employer for the injury.
How to File a Claim Under the Jones Act
Unlike typical injury claims, the plaintiff in a Jones Act claim only has to show that the employer's negligence played some role in the injury, however minor. So if the crew member who slipped on the deck was also negligent, he or she still could file a claim if the slippery conditions were just one cause of the injury.
Generally, the process for injury claims under the Jones Act involves the following:
Report the injury to your supervisor (such as the captain) within seven days
Make an official statement about the injury and who is at fault by filling out an accident report
Seek medical treatment as soon as possible (any relevant medical records will be useful for your claim)
Settle claim or file a lawsuit against your employer
Talk to an Attorney Before Filing a Jones Act Claim
While state and federal laws can be confusing for non-lawyers, maritime law is a whole different beast. And since so many different factors may have contributed to your injury at sea, it's not always clear which party (if any) was negligent. If you've been injured while working on a sea vessel, an experienced attorney can help you get the compensation you deserve.


As one of the pioneers of electric cars, Mini isn't content to build a more efficient, emissions-free version of its basic hatchback when it develops its first production electric car.
Instead, it hopes to reimagine the electric car as a life-sized slot car that takes advantage of the electric powertrain's instant torque and the battery's low center of gravity to reinvent the hot-hatchback category, according to a report in AutoCar magazine in Britain, quoting engineering sources at Mini's parent company, BMW in Germany.
The report notes that the new car will be designated the Mini Cooper S E, earning the S moniker that Mini applies to its more powerful models with bigger wheels for more stable cornering and bigger brakes.
That means the new electric Mini will tip the scale in favor of sporty performance, rather than maximum range, much as the Mini-E did in 2009.
The BMW engineers said the car will have about 200 miles of range, and use the 181-horsepower electric motor from the BMW i3s, putting it just shy of the gas-powered Mini Cooper S's 189-hp turbo-4.
The Mini S E will use a larger version of the i3's battery pack, which in the latest version is rated at 42.2 kilowatt-hours and delivers 153 miles of range on the U.S. EPA test cycle. To get 200 miles of range would require a battery at least 25 percent bigger, which would put it between 52 and about 60 kwh.
BMW has announced it is expanding one of its German factories to build batteries for an upcoming wave of 25 plug-in models, including the electric Mini and the upcoming BMW iX3.
With the electric motor's instant torque and no need to shift, the Mini S E is expected to about match the Mini Cooper S's acceleration.
The Mini Cooper S E will be available only in Mini's standard hatchback Hardtop body style. As an S, it may take on some of the S's appearance items as well, such as red stripes. bigger wheels, and more aggressive-looking fascias.
BMW plans to time the new model's release to the original Mini's 60th anniversary in August.


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Tracking pollutants and investigating their health impacts requires expensive equipment and years of specialized training…or does it? In this podcast, we're taking a look at some real-world science being done by everyday people with low-cost research tools. The podcast highlights the benefits of citizen science and some key considerations to ensure it is done properly.
Sara Wylie, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of health sciences and sociology and anthropology at Northeastern University and co-founder of the do-it-yourself science community, Public Lab. Dr. Wylie seeks to develop new modes of studying and intervening in large-scale social issues, such as endocrine-disrupting chemicals, through a fusion of social scientific, scientific, and art and design practices. She is experienced in applying community-based participatory research methods to environmental health problems. She earned her Ph.D. at MIT with a dissertation titled, Corporate Bodies and Chemical Bonds: an STS Analysis of the American Natural Gas Industry.
Learn more about the online community Sara Wylie helped found and deploy some experimental tools of your own at this do-it-yourself science website.
Read more about Sara Wylie and citizen science in this NIEHS Environmental Factor article.
Read more about Monica Ramirez-Andreotta and her community-based participatory research on arsenic in Arizona in this NIEHS Environmental Factor article.
Learn about or get involved with this citizen science initiative developed by scholars from a variety of disciplines at University College London.
Find low-cost science projects for adults and children at this citizen science website.
Check out this official government website designed to accelerate the use of crowdsourcing and citizen science across the U.S. government.


The TNEC conference, now in its 18th year, will feature more than 40 presenters addressing the latest trends, practices, and policies aimed at preserving our resources, balancing growth, improving human health and protecting the environment - and a special track all about brownfields!
As Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Commissioner Robert Martineau, Jr. noted in 2013; "This is a great opportunity for environmental professionals to learn from specialists around the country and receive updates on current projects".
The Annual Tennessee Environmental Conference is the state's largest and most comprehensive educational opportunity and will be attended by an over 500 State, Local, and Federal Government Officials, Business and Industry Leaders, Attorneys, Consultants, Engineers, Developers, Land Owners, Architects, Agribusiness Leaders, Energy Experts, Water Planning Districts, Universities, Public Health Officials, Solid Waste and Recycling Experts, and many others.
Over the two-day period, this Conference will host an elite group of environmental professionals seeking knowledge and sharing ideas around environmental concerns in Tennessee.
This year, CABIN is partnering with the Tennessee Environmental Conference to bring you two and a half days of amazing brownfield and environmental learning and networking opportunities on March 18-20 in Kingsport, TN.
The Central Appalachian Regional Brownfield Summit educates stakeholders from across the region on complex redevelopment issues; provides the opportunity for communities to network with peers, agency representatives, development professionals, and environmental experts in person; and highlights success stories from across the region.
On Monday afternoon, March 18, join CABIN for a focus on our ongoing regional conversation, including highlights from across Appalachia, an opportunity to network with stakeholders from across the region, and the return of the state panel discussion.
Click the button below to download the Conference Program for the 2019 Tennessee Environmental Conference which includes the Agenda, Keynote Speaker Bios, Presentation Overview, and More!
Tennessee's largest and most comprehensive educational opportunity for those with a strong interest in the state's environmental programs.
Sponsorship enable more diverse groups and individuals to participate at the Tennessee Environmental Conference. Through continued participation in this program, we may continue to offer registration fees far below that charged for comparable events and learning opportunities, while providing a top-notch Conference experience.
The Tennessee Environmental Conference honors the memory of Paul Hayden by presenting an annual award in his name to an individual that demonstrates similar leadership and vision. Paul was an environmental steward who worked tirelessly to conserve and protect waters of East Tennessee. Late in his career he was honored by Tusculum College who dedicated an education wetland in his name.


We will not be having dogs at this event, but we will be having a legit Bingo game going! Some of our favorite farmers and chefs will be calling the games and dishing some trivia.
There will be amazing prizes from our artisan friends, food from boss chefs and badass farmers dishing out some trivia and calling numbers for you. How's that for a fabulous Tuesday night?
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On his first full day as president, Donald Trump gave a speech at the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia.
That speech, in which Trump attacked the news media for reporting on the size of the crowd at his inauguration, "deeply saddened and angered" former CIA Director John Brennan, according to a statement.
One person who attended his speech said many in attendance were troubled by how political it was, CNN reports.
Brennan has been an outspoken critic of Trump in the past, most recently doubting Trump had a "full understanding of Russian capabilities." He was offended that Trump held his speech in front of a memorial honoring the 117 CIA officers slain in the line of duty.
"Former CIA Director Brennan is deeply saddened and angered at Donald Trump's despicable display of self-aggrandizement in front of CIA's Memorial Wall of Agency heroes," spokesman Nick Shapiro said in a statement. "Brennan says that Trump should be ashamed of himself."
Trump, who has clashed with U.S. intelligence in recent months, told the CIA he was "with you 1,000 percent" and "There is nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and the CIA than Donald Trump."
Trump keeps bashing the New York Times. It says it's doing better than ever.
WATCH | At one point during his speech, Trump declared he had a "running war" with the media.
WATCH | He also said the crowd "looked like... a million, million and a half." However, photos of the crowd showed it was visibly smaller than former President Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration.
WATCH | Trump's replacement for Brennan, Rep. Mike Pompeo of Kansas, faces his Cabinet confirmation hearing Monday. Trump lavished praise on Pompeo during his speech.
WATCH | Trump specifically highlighted the threat of ISIS in this speech, saying, "We've been restrained," hearkening to past comments that he would reinstate the practice of waterboarding. He also said about Iraq," We should have kept the oil."


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Начал свою карьеру в клубе «Фрем». В 2004 году перешёл в находящийся на подъёме «Мидтьюлланн», которому отдал 7 лет своей футбольной карьеры и в котором провёл свои лучшие годы. В частности, Миккель, будучи игроком «Мидтьюлланна», вызывался Мортеном Ольсеном в стан сборной Дании, за которую в 2006—2008 годах провёл 3 матча.

Зимой 2007 года был арендован на полгода гладбахской «Боруссией», за которую в течение полугода провёл 5 матчей.

1 июня 2011 года Тюгесен подписал контракт с «Брондбю» сроком на 3 года.

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Last year, Baume & Mercier collaborated with legendary American motorcycle brand Indian to launch a racing watch in honour of New Zealand speed god Burt Munro. This month, the two titans have teamed up once again to go for another rip. Enter the Clifton Club Scout and Clifton Club Chief, two new timepieces named after motorcycles in the Indian lineup.
For those unaware: Indian is touted as being America's first motorcycle company. Its founders, George Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom, began mounting gas engines onto bicycle frames back in 1901. The company's motorcycles would go on to set world records, with its two most popular models — the Scout and the Chief — becoming classics. Though the company went bankrupt in '53, Polaris Industries bought Indian in 2011, and has since revived both the brand and its two most popular models.
Both the Scout and Chief will be limited to 1,901 watches, honouring Indian Motocycles' founding year. On the 19th of each month the date disc reads "1901" (with the "01" in subscript). The Scout features a brown calfskin strap and a partially openwork design, while the Chief has a solid dial and stainless steel bracelet. Each watch reflects different aspects of riding a motorcycle: the Scout represents freedom of expression and the open road, while the Chief evokes the innovative spirit and power of a motorbike.
Top-shelf watchmaking meets true Indian spirit. Who wouldn't ride for that?


Since August 2013 I have worked as a freelance project officer for Article 26 – a project of the Helena Kennedy Foundation which aims to promote access to Higher Education for those who have fled persecution and have sought asylum in the UK. Some of the work I have recently carried out has involved writing for the new Article 26 website, facilitating workshops with Article 26 students on a range of support issues at the annual summer conference and the production of the guide Education for All aimed at prospective and current University partners wishing to better support students at their institution who are seeking asylum. Click on the image below to have a look.


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Alexander Volkanovski doesn't believe there is a clear number one contender at featherweight
By Cole Shelton 1 week ago
Alexander Volkanovski doesn't know who he will defend his featherweight title against first.
Volkanovski, who beat Max Holloway at UFC 245 to win the title, where some said an immediate rematch makes sense. And, he doesn't think Zabit Magomedsharipov or Chan Sung Jung deserve it either.
So, with him out with a broken hand, he believes someone should go out and fight and earn the right to fight him.
"I'm sitting on the sidelines with a broken hand, and there's people that are coming up," Volkanovski told MMA Junkie. "There are all these guys that want titles, but it depends on potential matchups, but no one is the clear number one contender. That's what's sort of (happening) right now. While I've got a broken hand, why doesn't someone go and take that number one contender spot?"
Alexander Volkanovski has made it known his title was earned not given. After the win over Chad Mendes, he could have campaigned by a title shot but he then fought Jose Aldo in Brazil.
To top it off, he then went to UFC 240 to be the backup fighter to cement himself as the number one contender.
"There are fights you need to fight to put yourself in a position where no one can take it away from them, just like I had done when I was in Canada," Volkanovski said. "The weight cut was terrible to back up for the title fight. Going to Brazil to fight the No. 1 contender Aldo and going to a different country just knowing that that's how you get the number one contender spot, I went and done it. I just think that this is an opportunity for guys that, if they really want that title fight, again I'm looking to fight mid-year, hopefully something like that. People have to go and take that number one spot. Go and take it."
In the end, Volkanovski makes it known he would fight any of them but hopes one of them goes out and picks up a win.
"I'm happy to fight any of them, but I just want the number one contender," Volkanovski said. "I want someone who's the clear number one . If there's that much debate on who should be next, don't let there be debate. Go take it. It seems like they're all one fight away from a title fight. I just don't think they should be sitting on the sidelines waiting."
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Cole Shelton covers MMA for Sherdog, BJPenn.com, MMANews, and MyMMANews.com while also being the lead MMA odds writer for Sports Betting Dime
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Ariana Grande's 'thank u, next' Video Pays Homage to 'Mean Girls,' 'Legally Blonde' & More
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Mark Sundstrom Published: November 20, 2018
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Ariana Grande's smash "thank u, next" is currently sitting pretty at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart for a second week. The song also just went platinum and entered the Top 20 on U.S. pop radio. Now would be the perfect time to drop a video, so that's exactly what Ariana is about to do.
This week Ariana's been using Twitter and Instagram to drop hints about the "thank u, next" video concept, with one final piece still to be revealed. Since Monday (November 19) fans have deciphered that the video will pay tribute to some classic 2000s films starring bad-ass women in some iconic lead roles.
FYI: If you thought the "thank u, next" artwork looks just like the Burn Book from Mean Girls, you're on the right track.
Monday saw Ariana posting photos with her real-life bffs, using Mean Girls quotes as captions. "Meet the plastics," one Tweet reads, referring to Regina George's posse from the 2004 comedy starring Rachel McAdams and Lindsay Lohan. On her IG Story she called the posts just "25%" of the tea.
Tuesday morning (November 20) Ari started posting photos with quotes from the 2001 Reese Witherspoon-starring comedy Legally Blonde. She even posted a shot with original film star Jennifer Coolidge, who appeared to be channeling her iconic character Paulette from the iconic film. That brought us to 50% of the tea, confirmed by Ariana when a fan guessed.
By Tuesday afternoon eagle-eyed fans figured out the third (of four) movie that will be referenced in the "thank u, next" video, based on a shot of Ariana from this past Sunday in a red top with shoulder-length hair pushed behind her ears. "13 going on 30? okay...she's coming to serve," one fan tweeted. Ariana confirmed she'll be paying tribute to the 2004 Jennifer Garner-starring rom-com with a shot of a dollhouse on her IG Story, very similar to the dollhouse in the film.
"Ok you guessed the third! But there's still one more so no tea...tomorrow," Ariana wrote on her Instagram Story. There's one film left and fans wracking their brains trying to figure out what it could be. Thanks to a definite denial from Ariana, we know it's not Clueless:
What do you think the fourth and final film referenced in the "thank u, next" video is? Let us know your guesses here or on Twitter.
Late Tuesday afternoon Ariana responded to some fan questions about the video and its shoot, calling it probably her "favorite video I'll ever do."
Source: Ariana Grande's 'thank u, next' Video Pays Homage to 'Mean Girls,' 'Legally Blonde' & More
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California Musical Theatre brings top-notch performances & education to Sacramento
By Sacramento365 on Jun. 26, 2012
Whether you're aware of it or not, chances are you've encountered the work of California Musical Theatre (CMT). The Organization oversees and organizes logistics for the wildly popular Music Circus, Broadway Sacramento, and Cosmopolitan Cabaret seasons. With a full-time staff, and a strong crew of temporary and seasonal staffing as needed, CMT is responsible for overseeing the elements of these three musical theatre seasons, all of which succeed in bringing top-notch musical theatre performances to the Sacramento region. In addition to producing and presenting high-quality theatrical shows, CMT runs educational programs through the California Musical Theatre Academy (CMT Academy).
CMT Academy
Countless children, youth, students, and adults gain top-notch theatrical instruction through the CMT Academy. Whether bringing in visiting artists from CMT's current productions or pulling from a pool of adept musical theatre professionals and performance-trained teaching artists, the Academy provides an array of theatre education programs and services including performing arts classes, internships, and musical theatre workshops.
Broadway Sacramento
CMT serves as presenter for the Broadway Sacramento series, bringing popular, high quality national touring Broadway shows to Sacramento's Community Center Theater. While they hold less of a role in the behind-the-scenes work, CMT curates what comes through town and strives for a variety of shows that will be of most interest to patrons. Bringing these shows to Sacramento is no small feat, and the sets, costumes, music, and acting are all of the highest caliber. The 2011-2012 season just concluded with the Sacramento debut of Wicked, and the recently announced 2012-2013 season brings Billy Elliot, Peter Pan, and many more (see the season here).
Cosmopolitan Cabaret
At the Cosmopolitan Cabaret, an intimate theatre experience where you can dine and drink as you enjoy a play, CMT is responsible for producing the majority of the shows, though occasionally--as is the case for the current run of Triple Espresso--they sometimes serve as presenter.
Music Circus
For the summer series, Music Circus, (which kicks off Tuesday, June 26 with a production of Grease), CMT produces the shows completely, from auditioning actors to building sets and creating costumes. The Music Circus season is seeing some changes this year, based on feedback from patrons. To accommodate people's often-full summer schedule the season has been reduced to five shows, with a week's break between shows (rather than the previous seven show season that ran back-to-back). Plus, ticket packages have been simplified and you can now see a single show for as low as $30 (a steal for these productions!). In addition to Grease, The Little Mermaid, The Music Man, Fiddler on the Roof, and Crazy for You can all be enjoyed in-the-round at the Wells Fargo Pavilion this summer.
Future Forecast
With a long history in Sacramento, CMT has witnessed the ebb, flow, and growth of the arts in the region. When asked what he envisions for the future of Sacramento, CMT's Executive Producer Richard Lewis says, "The thing about show business...is that it really is funded by discretionary spending. Recently, discretionary spending has been a little too discretionary. However, the landscapes of the organizations around have been scrappy enough to continue...Small groups have continued to emerge. And I think we're going to see more of that in the future." In addition, Lewis says the continued development of downtown is crucial to the arts: "As development continues in downtown...there will be more space and more vitality. The arts are now being recognized not as a quality of life issue but as a civic amenity. And that's important."
Keep up with California Musical Theatre:
This article is part of a monthly feature by Sacramento365.com on local arts organizations and businesses making a difference in the Sacramento community.
Written by Sacramento365.com Assistant Editor, Alison Kranz
Photo credits: Image 1: California Musical Theatre series logos; Image 2: (L to R) Alli Mauzey & Nicole Parker as Glinda & Elphaba in the WICKED national touring company presented by Broadway Sacramento at the Community Center Theater May 23-June 17, 2012. Photo by Joan Marcus.; Image 3: (L to R) Michael Pearce Donley, Bill Arnold and Bob Stromberg in the Cosmopolitan Cabaret production of Triple Espresso running through July 22, 2012. Photo by Charr Crail.; Image 4: Wells Fargo Pavilion, home of the Music Circus.
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Title: HEART MUSIC for Working People selected and arranged by J.Erskine Clarke, M.A. Hon.Sec. of the Working Men's Association, Derby; Editor of the Parish Magazine.
Description: London, Bell and Daldy New Edition 1863 Decorated initial capital to each poem. . Small octavo green pebbled cloth with printed label to cover (label lacks upper corner/tips of cloth worn) viii +134pp index under subjects eg. Street-walk, Country, Work-house, Rest-day etc. A few stray pencil marks and a few corners turned down so obviously read with a few signs of use. An interesting collection of what was deemed "suitable" for the working class's self improvement by a well known editor. He founded The Chatterbox edited the Children's Prize and wrote "Plain Papers on the Social Economy of the People" among other books for young and old. This title not common.


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ERP CRM PSACRMNEXT Expands Leadership Team with New Executive Hires
Leading Banking CRM Platform Appoints Industry Veterans in Sales, Marketing and Customer Success
PRNewswireMay 23, 20206 min
CRMNEXT, Inc., a leading global CRM solution provider in financial services, today announced three appointments to the company's leadership team in the areas of sales, marketing and customer success. These new hires add depth to the team and bring extensive experience to their respective roles, further positioning CRMNEXT for growth and expansion in the U.S.Fintech News
The new members of the leadership team include Robert Gibbons, vice president of sales, James Gilbert, head of marketing, and Juan Gonzalez, VP of customer success.
As a seasoned sales executive, Robert Gibbons has an impressive track record for building strong sales programs, cultivating talent and creating transformational sales cultures that consistently deliver revenue succcess. This expertise, coupled with his extensive knowledge of enterprise SaaS, fintech and digital transformation, made him the ideal choice to lead CRMNEXT's sales strategy for the Americas. Gibbons will implement his disciplined sales methodology to drive market share expansion and deliver the financial services CRM platform to more banks and credit unions.
"No question, disruptive technology is coming to the banking ecosystem, and CRMNEXT will be a big part of it," said Gibbons.
James Gilbert is a globally recognized authority and public speaker on marketing and data best practices, and a frequent contributor to Forbes and the American Marketing Association. Most recently, Gilbert served as global head of marketing at CloudCherry, where he grew the startup into a thought leader in the customer experience space, resulting in the company's successful acquisition by Cisco last year. He was recruited to CRMNEXT to develop a world-class marketing team that can serve the needs of customers globally, with an immediate focus on generating a revenue stream from marketing and building brand equity in the U.S.
"I'm thrilled to be leading the charge to grow awareness and adoption," said Gilbert. "Our competitive differentiators are unparalleled, and we have an amazing team across all functions – the talent level is a dream."
Client-obsessed and results-focused, Juan Gonzalez brings two-decades experience leading customer success, directing client services, building engaged communities and driving entire client lifecycles to CRMNEXT. In addition to being responsible for the global customer experience program, Gonzalez is tasked with driving customer advocacy, managing all aspects of the customer journey, directing strategic client partnerships, and developing teams grounded in excellence and client delivery. In addition to being an internationally recognized leader in customer experience, Gonzalez is popular and widely syndicated technology activist who has appeared on ABC, CNN and MSNBC.
"Reimagining the way banks connect with customers and credit unions deepen engagement with members, CRMNEXT provides the opportunity of a lifetime to help reinvent what it means to be a customer in a cornerstone experience of American life," said Gonzalez.
In commenting on the new additions to the executive team, CRMNEXT CEO Joe Salesky remarked: "It is a testament to our strong momentum that we have such a talented and industrious group of leaders in place. Throughout their careers, Rob, James and Juan have driven exponential increases in sales and revenue through their respective functions. Their collective expertise will greatly strengthen our organization and drive growth in the U.S. and beyond."
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