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The Grounds Guys Gift of Life Grand Opening Event
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But don't let the nationally recognized name fool you – the company is still locally owned and operated, offering quality lawn care services to the San Marcos community.
The Grounds Guys of San Marcos, a full-service grounds care company, is being opened by local residents Derek and Maureen Paulk. Both Derek and Maureen were former pilots in the military, recently serving as contractors in Iraq. Although Derek has since retired from the military, Maureen stills serves in the Air Force reserves in Miami, Fla.
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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is a non-government organization that works on many issues involving living things around the world. It is actually the world's largest independent conservation organization that has well over 5 million active supporters worldwide. There are more than 100 countries who officially support the World Wildlife Fund around the globe. These 100 countries support 1,300 conservation and environmental projects.
The World Wildlife Fund is primarily supported by funding from individuals. These individuals make up approximately 57% of of the total received funds in the year 2010. In the same year, governments only contributed about 17% of the total yearly contributions. Also, in 2010 corporations contributed 11% almost reaching the total amount contributed by governments. As you can see companies and governments only contribute a fraction of what the WWF receives each year. It is extremely popular among individuals which is why they make up such a huge percentage.
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ERFURT – The Governor of the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), Rolf Wenzel, signed a €50 million loan agreement with Thüringer Aufbaubank(TAB) to finance social investments in Thuringia aimed at the modernisation of municipal infrastructure and to support micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
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Set up in 1956, the CEB (Council of Europe Development Bank) has 41 member states. Twenty-two Central, Eastern and South Eastern European countries, forming the Bank's target countries, are listed among the member states. As a major instrument of the policy of solidarity in Europe, the Bank finances social projects by making available resources raised in conditions reflecting the quality of its rating (Aa1 with Moody's, outlook stable, AA+ with Standard & Poor's, outlook positive and AA+ with Fitch Ratings, outlook stable). It thus grants loans to its member states, and to financial institutions and local authorities in its member states for the financing of projects in the social sector, in accordance with its Articles of Agreement.


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12 Things I've Learned from Church Music Parts 1-3—Where You Are plus What and Who You Know
By Kile Smith
In choir practice I was shaking my head not because of all the parallel fifths and octaves, not because of the doubled leading tones (and one tripled), and not because of the wacky key (three sharps, but not A or F# minor…hmmmm, E mixolydian, except for those D#s half-cadencing on, what, E over A, I guess).
Nor were my lips pursed because I had been singing this almost every year for 15 years yet had forgotten these theoretical hiccups.
No, I was shaking my head, pursing my lips, and smiling, because I had composed it, and wouldn't change a thing.
Believe me, there is music I've written over the years that I'd edit heavily if I had the chance, and music that I've ritually burned in the fireplace, but this is not one of those. No, this Easter Alleluia verse is a keeper because it works right out of the box. It sits well, it sings well, amateur choirs pretty much nail it from the get-go, and it sparkles "Alleluia" from beginning to end. The choirs in two churches, the smaller one I wrote it for and the larger one I'm in now, just sound good when they sing it.
This little piece, to be sung right before the Gospel reading, sums up almost every reason I can think of to write music. And better than anything else I can think of, writing music for the church taught me how to compose.
1. Start Where You Are
When I've been asked how to have a career in composition (it's actually happened twice), my first thought is to look behind me for a composer who can answer. Seeing none, I've said the only thing I can think of: Start where you are. Then repeat.
I started in church. My parents were those types who took their kids to church, which some oddly consider to be more abusive than sending them to school, but while at some point with great enthusiasm I stopped going to school, I still go to church.
Like many composers, I write orchestral, chamber, and vocal music, for any sort of concert opportunity that comes up, but since I started composing I wrote church music because that's where I was. In the churches I've gone to, that meant writing for choir. If I played in a band or a string quartet I'd write for them, but what I know, from the inside out, is choral sight-reading, choral rehearsing, and choral singing in my fair-to-middling but quite untrained bass/baritone voice. (I've sung in every school choir available to me, also; I was only, oh, half-kidding about school.)
2. Write What You Know
It's what Jo March had to learn in Little Women. Prof. Bhaer disapproved of her serialized potboilers, which had no basis in real life. His tut-tutting meant nothing (as he told her), but lunatics, vampires, and "The Sinner's Corpse" also meant nothing—to her. Even if she made money at it, what was the gain for her soul? When Jo writes the book about her sisters, however, she discovers real writing, real love, and herself.
It isn't a matter of writing what I know and then moving on to what I don't know. It's rather like turning to additional things I know, or rediscovering things I had forgotten. Composing leads me down paths I thought I knew but didn't—until I walked them. A critic once told me that after a concert, an acquaintance asked him what he thought of the performance. He replied, "I don't know. I haven't written my review yet." Composing is very much like that for me.
The Renaissance wind-band Piffaro asked me to base my Vespers, written for them and the new music choir The Crossing, on the music of the early Lutheran Reformation. They knew that I'm Lutheran and that I adore this music. So I did. But I had no idea what lay in wait for me: I found counterpoint through Vespers. I "knew" counterpoint, of course, the way we learn it, more or less, in school. I had learned it but never really liked it. But a light went on—no: fireworks, cannon, sequential bombs went off—as I composed. I wrestled with my utter ignorance of counterpoint and ended up falling in love with it. I had started with what I'd known—strong chorales and ruddy-faced texts—and ended up in undiscovered territory, right in my own back yard.
3. Write for People You Know
Often we write a piece, show up for the concert, maybe give a talk, and shake hands afterward. Writing for church, however, at first meant, and still often means, writing for my church. That's a good experience, a very good experience, and a learning experience.
It's good because I know the choir's strengths and weaknesses. An average church choir comprises a dozen singers: ten women and two men, typically. One or two women will be legitimate amateur sopranos, meaning they have a high G; A if you're lucky. Both men are baritones; one sings tenor but shouldn't. That would be me, by the way. (I'm in a bigger and well-balanced choir now—about 20 with three real tenors!—but that explains why some tenor lines in my anthems go no higher than E-flat.)
It's very good because I'm writing not for an imagined audience, not for any audience at all, but for a community, my community. They know me, and what we do for people we know is this: we cut them a break. Choirs have gotten to know, and have gotten to like, new pieces of mine much more readily because I was there, singing it with them. After one gnarled moment (maybe that one with the tripled leading tone), I'll hear, "Thanks a bunch!" but with a laugh. They know I detest descants because I've told them. So when I write a descant and confess that this is my penance for having such harsh opinions, that makes it special, and it makes it their own. There's no gaming, it's just living together.
It's a learning experience, this living together, because we discover that there are opinions other than ours, and we have to deal with them. I'll hear what's more difficult to sing than I'd thought and, if I'm smart, I'll figure out why and fix it. But I'll also hear about things I'd never considered, and that's where the real learning begins. There are thousands of Alleluia models. But when you hear your own choir, even your own voice, rambling through your own Alleluia, rosy-fingered dawn appears, or fireworks go off, or a light bulb goes on. I may change the piece or just smile and shake my head, but I have at least learned, in community, a lesson. I have learned how to compose.
Kile Smith
Kile Smith is Composer in Residence for Philadelphia's art song ensemble Lyric Fest, the Helena Symphony, and The Church of the Holy Trinity in Philadelphia, as well as a classical host at WRTI-FM where he hosts the contemporary American music program Now Is the Time and Discoveries from the Fleisher Collection. He is also a Contributing Editor for the Broad Street Review and teaches composition. In addition to his residencies, he is currently working on commissions for The Crossing and other groups.
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Craig Klampe September 4, 2014 at 2:22 pm
What a nice experience to read your account of the composing life. Choirs and churches are special places that have nourished me, too.
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz September 4, 2014 at 5:27 pm
Nice piece. It brought me back to my years of singing in one Trenton (New Jersey) choir and directing one Roxbury (Vermont) choir. I wrote for both, perhaps a few dozen pieces, and it was always such a pleasure. No performer-begging was required, either — they'd heard the old hymns often enough to delight in something new (and in mocking the composer, which seems to happen in church choirs). Thanks for writing this article!
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Paul H. Muller September 5, 2014 at 11:52 am
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I have also written for our church choir and there is something extra enjoyable about creating a piece that can be done well with the talent you've got available – it is music written for community. Church music is a calling – not a career and I have two words for anyone who thinks it is a lesser art: JS Bach. The old cantor is looking over your shoulder, rooting for you!
Kile Smith September 10, 2014 at 2:50 pm
Thanks, Craig; Paul, you read my mind; look for the next installment re: Bach. Thank you, Dennis, and you certainly know that one of the great delights of singing in the bass section is that you're usually farthest away from the director. The art-form of kibitzing without stopping the rehearsal is something I've spent a lifetime studying (I was about to say mastering but let's leave it at studying). Cracking up the guys around you without getting caught is as much fun now as when I was seven…right, I haven't grown up. And when your wife's the director, it's like working without a net.
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An individual must have a SIN and be a resident of Canada to be designated as a beneficiary under an RESP.
The CESG program allows eligible RESP beneficiaries to receive grant monies based on the annual contributions paid into the plan. The government will contribute 20% annually on the first $2,500 deposited into an RESP for children to the end of the year in which a child attains age 17*. All children under the age of 18* who are resident in Canada automatically accumulate CESG contribution room.
Annual CESG maximum: $500 per beneficiary
Lifetime CESG maximum: $7,200 per beneficiary
Eligible beneficiaries receive up to 20% additional CESG on the first $500 RESP contributions. Eligibility for additional CESG is determined by the child's family's net income and entitlement to the National Child Benefit (NCB) supplement.
Eligible beneficiaries could receive additional CESG of $100 annually for a total combined basic and additional CESG of $600 annually
Lifetime CESG maximum remains at $7,200 per beneficiary.
*Some restrictions apply for RESP beneficiaries age 16 and 17.
Educational Assistance Payments (including interest earned and CESG) may be drawn from the RESP to cover expenses associated with the pursuit of higher education in a qualified program -- tuition fees, textbooks, room and board, etc. These payments are taxable to the beneficiary.
Most Canadian post-secondary institutions and programs, including correspondence courses, qualify for the purpose of receiving RESP Education Assistance Payments. Certain foreign post-secondary institutions may qualify.
Your Options if a Named Beneficiary Does Not Enroll in Post Secondary EducationIf a named beneficiary does not enroll in post-secondary education you have several options for the plan. Note: An RESP can exist for a maximum of 25 years after the year it is opened, at which time #3 becomes the only available option.
Change the plan beneficiary**.
Transfer funds to another RESP**.
Collapse the plan**.
If you choose #3 you will have to return the unused CESG monies to the government. The principal monies are considered a refund of the contributions and can be withdrawn without penalty. The following options are available for disbursement of income earned within the plan:
Transfer funds to the subscriber's RRSP or to a spousal plan**
Withdraw the funds**
Transfer funds to the Designated Educational Institution**
**Some restrictions and/or penalties apply.
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If the time is approaching that you need to access RESP funds for education purposes, following are some important details for the redemption process to ensure a smooth transition.
Tandia works with our registered plan trustee, Concentral Financial for the administration of RESPs. They ensure we abide by the rules set out in the Income Tax Act for the release of funds.
For each and every RESP withdrawal, the beneficiary must provide Proof of Enrollment from the post-secondary institution. This document confirms that the beneficiary has officially enrolled at the school and it is usually provided immediately after payment of tuition fees.
Please note that this document is not the same as a "Notice of Acceptance" which is usually the first letter a student receives to advise that they have been accepted to a post-secondary program. Unfortunately it does not confirm that the student has enrolled. Please ensure you obtain an original copy of the Proof of Enrollment as this is the only accepted form mandated by the Income Tax Act and it will be required by Tandia to process the RESP withdrawal.
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Many reports have come from this clandestine site of reverse-engineering of UFOs, test flying UFOs from other worlds, and development of our own designs based on craft captured from other galaxies. The employees who work under the shroud of mystery are flown to the base in an unmarked Boeing 737 to perform their duties.
During the '70s and 80's the workers at Area 51 were exposed to jet fuel toxins like JP7. Supposedly old computer parts were also burned in trenches. The workers were ordered to go into the trenches and mix up the material and were only allowed to wear protection up to their waist.
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Watch Foreigner Reunite in Los Angeles: Videos, Set List
Martin Kielty Published: November 12, 2018
Foreigner staged the first of four "special celebration" shows over the weekend at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, with all surviving members of the band's original lineup on hand.
Titled Double Vision: Then and Now, the shows were announced after a similar appearance in August, which followed a handful of informal reunions. Band leader Mick Jones and classic-era singer Lou Gramm settled their longstanding differences several years ago.
The current lineup, fronted by Kelly Hansen, began a seven-song set with "Cold as Ice" and "Juke Box Hero," before surviving members of the classic lineup – Jones, Gramm, Dennis Elliott, Al Greenwood, Ian McDonald and Rick Wills – delivered five more numbers. Everyone gathered for the final two songs, "I Want to Know What Love Is" and "Hot Blooded." The only one missing was original bassist Ed Gagliardi, who died in 2014.
Watch Foreigner Perform 'Feels Like the First Time'
The first and second Double Vision: Then and Now shows took place on Nov. 9-10, with two more scheduled:
Nov. 30 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Hard Rock
Dec. 1 – Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena
Watch Foreigner Perform 'Long Long Way from Home'
Watch Foreigner Perform 'Hot Blooded'
Foreigner – Double Vision: Then and Now Set List
"Head Games"
"Waiting For a Girl Like You"
"That Was Yesterday"
"Headknocker"
"Juke Box Hero"
Classic lineup
"Feels Like the First Time"
"Blue Morning, Blue Day"
"Long, Long Way From Home"
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"I Want to Know What Love Is"
"Hot Blooded"
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Austin loses mentor, activist and music-lover Esme Barrera in tragic New Year'smorning murder
Caitlin M. Ryan
Jan 2, 2012 | 5:56 pm
Sketch of the suspect released from the Austin PD
Update:KXAN reports three individual attacks happened on the same block and in the early morning hours during which Barrera was killed. A suspect sketch has been released. Anyone with information about the identity of the suspect in the composite or about any of the three incidents occurring in the area of W. 31st and King Street during the early morning hours of January 1, 2012 is asked to call the Homicide Tip Line at 477-3588 or Crimestoppers at 472-TIPS.
Early New Year's morning, a great portion of young Austinite's Facebook feeds and email inboxes were flooded with the terrible news that one of their own, Esme Barrera, had been killed.
A mentor to young girls via Girls Band Camp, a teacher at Casis Elementary School and an avid music-lover, Barrera died in her home on King Street at the hands of a predator who has yet to be identified or found in the West Campus neighborhood just a few blocks west of Guadalupe.
It's believed by the majority of her surviving friends that this attack was random and occurred after she walked home from celebrating the new year with a host of friends at 29th Street Ballroom, just a few blocks away.
"Esme's infectious smile, her kindness, and her incredible sense of boundless encouragement touched us all," Girls Rock Camp said in a statement regarding her death.
Her loved ones have sprung to action on a variety of social media platforms, most recently on reddit where one user pleaded for anyone with information regarding Barrera's untimely passing to come forward.
Another, Dave Stripling, started a blog on which he states: "I know so many people got to share stories and music with Esme. If you can, post your photos, your stories, and your mixtapes she sent you here. . .I personally want to play as many Esme mixes as I can, so please share. She filled my heart with love."
Alyx Vesey wrote a tribute on Feminist Music Geek: "Esme was a teacher and gave the gifts of listening, improvising, and problem-solving to her friends. She was an amazing Girls Rock Camp counselor and became a model for how I present myself in front of students and run a classroom. She was hilarious–always quick with a joke, a story about her mom, or a day-after reel about a night out on the town."
A fund was established to help Barrera's family in El Paso with the coming services and arrangements; anyone is invited to donate in an effort to demonstrate that Austin will continue to support Barrera and her legacy.
Barrera's death comes as a shock to those living alone or in the well-trafficked West Campus area and serves as a tragic reminder that all must be extremely vigilant about personal safety. Another young woman revealed to investigators that she was attacked on the same street on the same night — but escaped. It's unknown if the two crimes are related.
Authorities have not released further information about cause of death. See the full report on KXAN.com.
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Editor's note: It's that time again — time to check in with our top stories. Here are five articles that captured our collective attention over the past seven days.
1. A diner with the "world's rudest service" is coming to Austin...like, whenever. Karen's Diner provides the worst service for the best experience, at least according to cheeky clientele who appreciate the campy comedy of a long-suffering server.
2. Award-winning New York pub brings Irish hospitality to Austin's Sixth Street. The Dead Rabbit pub is bringing Ireland to Texas, opening a new location in downtown Austin.
3. Where to see the once-in-recorded-history green comet approaching Austin. The comet will be closest to Earth (thus, likely the most visible) on February 1, and its most recent appearance was 50,000 years ago.
4. 6 Austin restaurants score coveted James Beard Award nominations. Austin restaurants and bars earned both national and regional recognition, with three national nominations and three nominations for Best Chef: Texas.
5. 2 Austin suburbs cash in among the richest places in Texas for 2023. Lakeway has been renamed the fifth richest place in Texas for 2023 in a recent study, while Bee Cave moved from No. 13 in 2022 to No. 9 this year.


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Francois Gissy rode a rocket powered bicycle to a record speed of 207mph on Nov. 7, 2014. The record run was made at the Circuit Paul Recard racetrack in Le Castellet, France.
Gissy's special bicycle has pedals and a chain, but he didn't use them to set the record. Gissy fired a rear mounted hydrogen peroxide rocket motor to reach max speed in just 4.8 seconds. Needless to say, Gissy wears full leathers and a motorcycle helmet when he rides this "bicycle".
The bike was designed by Gissy's friend, Arnold Neracher of Exotic Thermo engineering. What's next? Neracher has plans for a larger/stronger bicycle that they hope can hit 249mph.
The YouTube video shows Gissy launching his bicycle down the long Mistral Straight at Circuit Paul Recard. The bike easily out accelerates the Ferrari 430 Scuderia he races.


Medicaid in Nevada now covers applied behavior analysis (ABA) for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
It opens the door for so many individuals on the autism spectrum to access services, and this new benefit supports our mission to help as many families as possible across all populations.
Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD) is now providing treatment to Medicaid beneficiaries who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Beginning Jan. 1, 2016, Medicaid is covering autism treatment in the state of Nevada. Autism treatment using applied behavior analysis (ABA) is key to providing effective treatment for individuals with ASD. Now, over 1,800 low-income children in the state will be able to access ABA. Families who are in need are encouraged to call CARD to start the intake process. CARD also accepts private insurance. For more information or to schedule a tour of the CARD center in Henderson, call 702.778.4500.
The push for Nevada Medicaid to cover ABA came from parents and advocates across the state. Last year, the Nevada legislature approved funding for the program to take effect Jan. 1, 2016. On Nov. 9, 2015, the state increased the Medicaid reimbursement rate from $29.61 to $31.31 per hour to encourage more providers to offer services to Medicaid families.
CARD provides a variety of services worldwide using the evidence-based principles of applied behavior analysis (ABA) to treat the deficits and behaviors commonly associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). ABA is the only scientifically validated treatment for ASD, and research shows that it is most effective when delivered early and at a high level of intensity. Recognized as a global leader in the field of autism treatment, CARD has treatment centers across the country.
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A 600-Mile Recreational Trail Is Coming to the West's Sierra Nevada
By Anna Fiorentino
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The Lost Sierra Route will encompass scenic stretches of the Yuba River.
The Lost Sierra Route will connect—and ideally help revitalize—15 mountain towns by bringing biking, hiking, and trail tourism to this scenic alpine region.
When it's completed, the new 600-mile Lost Sierra Route will wind along the rugged ridgeline of 15 Northern California and Nevada mountain towns, from Truckee to Susanville. With the first section of the trail expected to open in 2023 (and the entire path slated for completion by 2030), outdoor enthusiasts will be able to go hiking and biking on a single-track trail that will wind past spectacular alpine lakes, through historic mining towns, into green valleys, and across mountain meadows.
At the point where the Northern Sierra Nevada meets the southernmost slice of the Cascade Range, the new network of trails will weave through three California counties linking the towns of Truckee, Loyalton, Sierraville, Sierra City, Downieville, Quincy, Graeagle, Portola, Taylorsville, Greenville, Jonesville, Chester, Westwood, and Susanville, as well as Reno, Nevada.
This "Connected Communities" project as it's referred to by the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship, the nonprofit organization that proposed the multi-use trail (together with the U.S. Forest Service and community partners), is as much about revitalizing this western pocket of rural California as it is about encouraging outdoor recreation. Dating back decades, the old Gold Rush towns the trail connects have endured economic hardship from the loss of mining and logging industries, long-lasting effects of the Great Recession, and more recently wildfires and the negative impact of COVID-19 on local businesses.
"A trail for everyone"
"The fires are going to have devastating impacts on the community and recreation for years to come," says Trinity Stirling, project coordinator for Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship. Stirling's grandmother lost her Greenville, California, home in the 2021 Dixie Fire—it was located on the section of the proposed Lost Sierra Route that has been ravaged by wildfires over the past two years.
The wildfires have been coupled with the hardships businesses faced during the pandemic, forcing many to close and creating a dependency on government and county jobs. The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship has responded with its Connected Communities project, an effort to help jumpstart the local economies in the region and support recovery and wildfire prevention through trail tourism.
"We want to make sure that recreation planning continues to bring people to this area of the country," says Stirling, who after attending college and working in the east came back home to live along the proposed route because she'd been missing the public lands in the west.
Joining the region's world-class mountain biking trails, the celebrated Pacific Crest Trail backpacking route, and epic skiing and outdoor recreation in and around Lake Tahoe, the Lost Sierra Route (a two-foot-wide gravel path) will deliver varied terrain for hiking, cycling, motorcycling, horseback riding, and dog walking suitable for everything from an overnight backpacking adventure to a quick family day trip.
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"The idea is to design a trail for everyone and allow them to refuel—get a bite to eat or stay in a hotel—right on the trail network, leaving a lot of flexibility for trip planning," says Stirling, referring to the many historic towns the trail passes through where visitors can hop into local eateries and book overnight stays in old inns.
The effort is now in the planning phase and is being funded in part by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy. If all goes smoothly, between 2023 and 2030 crews and volunteers will cut brand new trails and will build out a smaller section of the trail from historic mining and logging routes, paying homage to the historic Gold Rush–era mail delivery route. (In the mid-1800s, stagecoaches traveled the route carrying mail from one remote mining operation to the next, encouraging westward migration in the United States.)
As the climate continues to warm, experts expect trails such as this will be open later into the shoulder season each year—a new study predicts that snowpack in the Sierra Nevada could virtually disappear by 2050.
Says Stirling, "We are pretty seasonal recreators around here. We all have our mountain bikes out until we can have our skis and our snowboards out, and every year it's more and more bike time and less and less skiing time."
Those who are interested in following the project's progress and updates can find the latest information on the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship website.
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It was about 10 years ago when I put my last dog down. It was painful. It was heartbreaking. I never wanted to experience that sort of loss again.
As I left the vet's office I just needed to be alone. I cried. I was filled with memories and emotion. I made a promise to myself that this was it. Never again am I getting a dog knowing full well the eventual outcome and heartache their loss will mean to one's life.
I was at a transition in life when I got married just two years prior to the dog passing. My wife never connected with my Black Lab. My Stepson certainly didn't feel anything towards the canine. Indeed, the dog getting sick and needing to be euthanized came at an opportune time…if ever there is such a time in a person's life.
Afterwards I drove to the hardware store where I browsed the aisles for what seemed like hours. Why? I needed to find my happy place. Nobody else felt my grief. I didn't want to go home. After all, there is nothing more lonely in life than to deal with the empty kennel syndrome all by yourself.
Nope, never again was I getting a hunting dog. These days I rarely go duck hunting. There is likely only a pheasant or two in my entire county. And frankly, if a person has to have a dog I could not see owning anything but a Labrador Retriever. Without a doubt when God made dogs he stopped with the Lab as he molded the perfect canine companion.
Within a year of losing my dog something else came along in my life–my first biological child. I quickly realized how raising a puppy was a lot less challenging and costly, but the task of becoming a father certainly occupied my time and energy. Indeed, I forgot all about being dog-less for one of the first times in my life.
That is, until my stepson turned 17 and decided he wanted a dog. He held this fantasy notion that if he took the puppy with him while driving to visit friends…well, he would garner more attention. Presumably attention from girls. I dunno. I never stooped to such tactics, although I'm aware when used properly it can work marvelously to a single guy's advantage. In other words, the cuter the puppy, the stronger the magnetic attraction by the female human persuasion.
I worked to quickly squelch this harebrained scheme. Pulling some parental logic, I asked him what would happen to the dog for the 10+ years of its life AFTER he moved on to college. As suspected, the dog would then by default become my sole responsibility. I quickly nixed this idea.
Then a few more years passed when my daughter then became school-aged and started asking for a dog. I thought…NO…not this again. I've been down this track before. But this time things were different. She needed a summer companion. She would be around home for the next 10 years to presumably care for the critter. And moreover, she wants to grow up to be a veterinarian. How can you be a vet without animal experience? She played me perfectly.
We brought a new Yellow Lab puppy home on May 5th from a local breeder. We named her Mikka and boy what a ball of energy she has become. Yes, I lost the battle. I mean, when I've grown up with dogs for the first 45 years of my life…how could I deny my daughter the same youth canine experience?
Mikka, the patriotic puppy during Independence Day.
Well, I was steadfast in my decision that if I am buying a dog it would be a Lab…and after two BLACK Labs this time it would be something different. I wanted to go with a YELLOW Lab.
Mikka getting to know her new trainer before we left her for two weeks of puppy training.
Mikka has grown into quite the family pet. New this time is Mikka's also an indoor dog. All of my previous dogs have been outdoor kenneled dogs, so that is also a completely new experience for me. Still getting used to having a dog in the house, but I must say they grow much closer to the family that way being with you almost 24/7.
But today the crate is empty again. We've been through the puppy obedience sessions and all that sort of thing…but now she is taking the first big step toward growing up. She's in puppy kindergarten. Yup, for the next two weeks she is attending training at Tom Dokken's Oak Ridge Kennels near Northfield, MN. They do an excellent job with the dogs and I can't wait to see how much Mikka has learned.
So, for the next 10 days or so I need work through my loneliness once again knowing how this time it's only temporary. Mikka is a great dog with the potential of being my best hunting dog ever. She's smart…good looking…and I can already imagine her flushing those pheasants within gun range. My only concern now is…can I still hit those birds so as not to disappoint a new pup? We shall soon see.


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What can the tech channel learn from controversial Uber?
Network Group MD Phylip Morgan shares his views following the attack on Uber drivers earlier this week.
Uber, the San Francisco-based company founded in 2009, now operates in 53 countries. It is coming under continued pressure and criticism from traditional taxi companies. Just this week the Guardian reported that 10 Uber Cars were damaged at Mexico City Airport.
It also faces legal action over claims it's failing to provide basic rights to its drivers, reports the BBC.
In the UK, Uber is available in Leeds, London and Manchester. Uber describes itself as a pick-up service that connects passengers with vetted private drivers (although how 'vetted' the drivers are is a cause of some consternation).
Uber's app is backed by Google, integrated into Google Maps, and available on the major smartphone platforms. It allows customers to order taxis through their smartphone based on their location. They can see who their driver will be, and then track the arrival of their car.
Whatever the controversial views on their service, one thing is for certain: More people have probably been ripped off by a taxi cab driver in the last ten years than have even used the Uber service to date (yep, this is a total guess, but consider it yourself in a global context and I'm sure you will conclude the same).
Where Uber differs from other taxi or private hire firms is that it cleverly puts together drivers and customers based on their location and needs. Fares are set by the user's smartphone tracking their start and finish location, and the time the journey takes. The user is given a set price set centrally by Uber, and visible to the user before the journey begins.
Other advantages include the fact that the user pays via the app, so no cash is required. Finally, if you and another Uber user wish to make a similar journey at a similar time, you can share the journey and split the cost, without having to go through the social awkwardness of actually conversing with another person and working out the cost.
But why is Uber so controversial?
Honestly, because it has disrupted the taxi and private hire industries, which have always been tough to regulate, but have previously have been left untouched by the disruptive power of the internet. The book industry, record industry, newspaper industry and the retail High Street have all had to deal with the impact of the change – and now it's the turn of the cabbie.
The problem is, your traditional cabbie doesn't want the world to change – he wants to continue doing what he's always done. They are angered at their livelihoods being threatened by a bunch of software coders from California.
In the summer of 2014 London cab drivers staged a series of demonstrations against Uber. Their complaints are easy to understand and sympathise with, if probably doomed to fail as we all know that "the customer is king".
So what can we learn from Uber?
Firstly, serve the customer well and put them first. Customers love any service or company that provides value for money (that doesn't necessarily mean cheap) and is easy, convenient, efficient and comes with a guarantee.
Secondly, build your strategy on the underlying problem for the customer. To be a licensed taxi driver (hackney carriage) in most cities you need to be fully vetted. In London you have to do 'the knowledge' so that you can always find your way from A to B regardless of where those places are.
Licensed taxi drivers also have to use an independently monitored meter to set fares, and record how much money they make. The protection afforded to licensed cabbies in the UK is that they are only allowed to pick up fares from the street. That is the difference between a taxi and a private hire vehicle (otherwise known as a minicab) – a minicab must be booked in advance and cannot pickup from the street.
What Uber has done is take this customer pain of minicab/taxi selection away by providing the central pricing mechanism (in effect a cab meter) and the central booking system. The result is you don't need to book an Uber cab in advance, just request one when you are ready to leave.
Whilst this is great news for the customers, it is a problem for the industry in that Uber is in compliance with the private hire legislation, but removes the key competitive advantage of licensed taxi drivers.
Phylip Morgan (@phylipm) is Managing Director of Network Group and has over 25 years' business experience growing a host of businesses in the industry. He is passionate about small business and says he "loves helping companies and business owners achieve their goals – and grow like crazy".


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Kerala Rains: Heavy rains disrupt life in Kerala, red alert issued for 8 districts
By Priyanka Verma
Updated Date August 4, 2022
Kerala: Raining incessantly in Kerala for the last few days, due to which thousands of people have been shifted to safer places. The life of the people living in many districts of the state has been disturbed. The Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for eight districts of Kerala. Heavy rains are going to happen once again in the state. It is being said that the water level of Chalakudy river will rise by evening. Due to this, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has advised people that people living near the river and hilly areas should move to a safer place. Along with this, night travel has been banned in mountainous areas.
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Red alert issued in 8 districts and Yellow alert in Thiruvananthapuram
The IMD has declared a red alert in eight districts including Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Kottayam, Ernakulam, Idukki, Thrissur, Palakkad and Kannur in the state on Thursday. Whereas except Thiruvananthapuram, an orange alert has been issued in the remaining districts. A yellow alert has been issued in the capital Thiruvananthapuram.
In the last few days, 18 people lost their lives due to landslides and flash floods in Kerala. Simultaneously, several hundred people were shifted to relief camps at safer places. A holiday was declared for schools and educational institutions in various districts of the state a day ago in view of the rains, but in Ernakulam the announcement was made only after 8 AM on Thursday, leading to many students turning up in schools and then having to be sent back home. It led to widespread criticism of the Ernakulam District Collector on social media.
The state government has so far set up at least 47 relief camps amid heavy rains, where more than 757 people have been shifted. Chief Minister Vijayan had said that the protocols of Kovid-19 should be followed in these camps. Also, there should be special facilities for pregnant women.
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Q: Unable to successfully configure turn server with Jitsi-docker on Ubuntu 20.0.4 on GCP I've setup Jitsi meet on my GCP instance for testing purposes with NGINX and Turn server(running as docker container).
In my My nginx.conf ,I added the following lines :

location /xmpp-websocket {
    proxy_pass https://myapp.one:443; ----(myapp.one being my domain, I've used an alias here to hide identity of my real domain)
    proxy_http_version 1.1;
    proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
    proxy_set_header Connection "upgrade";
}

location /colibri-ws {
    proxy_pass https://myapp.one:443;
    proxy_http_version 1.1;
    proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
    proxy_set_header Connection "upgrade";
}

My docker-compose for turn server is as follows :

myapp_turnserver:
        container_name: myapp_turnserver
        image: coturn/coturn:4.5.2
        restart: ${RESTART_POLICY:-unless-stopped}
        volumes:
            - ${CONFIG}/coturn/turnserver.conf:/etc/coturn/turnserver.conf:Z
        shm_size: '2gb'
        cap_add:
            - SYS_ADMIN
        networks:
            meet.myapp:
        # network_mode: "host"
        # environment:

My Turn credentials are as follows :

TURN_CREDENTIALS=secret
            - TURN_HOST=turnserver.myapp.one
            - TURNS_HOST=turnserver.myapp.one
            - TURN_PORT=443
            - TURNS_PORT=443

However, I've run into the following errors on GCP :

myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Config file found: //etc/coturn/turnserver.conf
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Config file found: //etc/coturn/turnserver.conf
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Config file found: //etc/coturn/turnserver.conf
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Config file found: //etc/coturn/turnserver.conf
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | RFC 3489/5389/5766/5780/6062/6156 STUN/TURN Server
myapp_turnserver          | Version Coturn-4.5.2 'dan Eider'
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | RFC 3489/5389/5766/5780/6062/6156 STUN/TURN Server
myapp_turnserver          | Version Coturn-4.5.2 'dan Eider'
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | Max number of open files/sockets allowed for this process: 1048576
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | Max number of open files/sockets allowed for this process: 1048576
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | Due to the open files/sockets limitation,
myapp_turnserver          | max supported number of TURN Sessions possible is: 524000 (approximately)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | Due to the open files/sockets limitation,
myapp_turnserver          | max supported number of TURN Sessions possible is: 524000 (approximately)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          |
myapp_turnserver          | ==== Show him the instruments, Practical Frost: ====
myapp_turnserver          |
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          |
myapp_turnserver          | ==== Show him the instruments, Practical Frost: ====
myapp_turnserver          |
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : TLS supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : TLS supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : DTLS supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : DTLS supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : DTLS 1.2 supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : DTLS 1.2 supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : TURN/STUN ALPN supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : TURN/STUN ALPN supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Third-party authorization (oAuth) supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Third-party authorization (oAuth) supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : GCM (AEAD) supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : GCM (AEAD) supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : OpenSSL compile-time version: OpenSSL 1.1.1n  15 Mar 2022 (0x101010ef)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : OpenSSL compile-time version: OpenSSL 1.1.1n  15 Mar 2022 (0x101010ef)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : SQLite supported, default database location is /var/lib/coturn/turndb
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : SQLite supported, default database location is /var/lib/coturn/turndb
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Redis supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Redis supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : PostgreSQL supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : PostgreSQL supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : MySQL supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : MySQL supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : MongoDB supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : MongoDB supported
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Default Net Engine version: 3 (UDP thread per CPU core)
myapp_turnserver          |
myapp_turnserver          | =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          |
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Default Net Engine version: 3 (UDP thread per CPU core)
myapp_turnserver          |
myapp_turnserver          | =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          |
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Domain name:
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Domain name:
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Default realm:
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Default realm:
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : ERROR:
myapp_turnserver          | CONFIG ERROR: Empty cli-password, and so telnet cli interface is disabled! Please set a non empty cli-password!
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : ERROR:
myapp_turnserver          | CONFIG ERROR: Empty cli-password, and so telnet cli interface is disabled! Please set a non empty cli-password!
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: cannot find certificate file: turn_server_cert.pem (1)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: cannot find certificate file: turn_server_cert.pem (1)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: cannot start TLS and DTLS listeners because certificate file is not set properly
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: cannot start TLS and DTLS listeners because certificate file is not set properly
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: cannot find private key file: turn_server_pkey.pem (1)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: cannot find private key file: turn_server_pkey.pem (1)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: cannot start TLS and DTLS listeners because private key file is not set properly
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: cannot start TLS and DTLS listeners because private key file is not set properly
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : NO EXPLICIT LISTENER ADDRESS(ES) ARE CONFIGURED
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : NO EXPLICIT LISTENER ADDRESS(ES) ARE CONFIGURED
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : ===========Discovering listener addresses: =========
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : ===========Discovering listener addresses: =========
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Listener address to use: 127.0.0.1
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Listener address to use: 127.0.0.1
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Listener address to use: 172.21.0.4
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Listener address to use: 172.21.0.4
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Total: 1 'real' addresses discovered
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Total: 1 'real' addresses discovered
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : NO EXPLICIT RELAY ADDRESS(ES) ARE CONFIGURED
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : NO EXPLICIT RELAY ADDRESS(ES) ARE CONFIGURED
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : ===========Discovering relay addresses: =============
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : ===========Discovering relay addresses: =============
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Relay address to use: 172.21.0.4
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Relay address to use: 172.21.0.4
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Total: 1 relay addresses discovered
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Total: 1 relay addresses discovered
myapp_turnserver          | Cannot create pid file: /var/run/turnserver.pid: Permission denied
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : =====================================================
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Cannot create pid file: /var/run/turnserver.pid
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Cannot create pid file: /var/run/turnserver.pid
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : pid file created: /var/tmp/turnserver.pid
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : pid file created: /var/tmp/turnserver.pid
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (main listener thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (main listener thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: I cannot support STUN CHANGE_REQUEST functionality because only one IP address is provided
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : WARNING: I cannot support STUN CHANGE_REQUEST functionality because only one IP address is provided
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Wait for relay ports initialization...
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Wait for relay ports initialization...
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :   relay 172.21.0.4 initialization...
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :   relay 172.21.0.4 initialization...
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :   relay 172.21.0.4 initialization done
myapp_turnserver          | 0: :   relay 172.21.0.4 initialization done
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Relay ports initialization done
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Relay ports initialization done
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (general relay thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (general relay thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : turn server id=1 created
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : turn server id=1 created
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (general relay thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (general relay thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : turn server id=0 created
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : turn server id=0 created
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Total General servers: 2
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : Total General servers: 2
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (auth thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (auth thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (auth thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (auth thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : SQLite DB connection success: /var/lib/coturn/turndb
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : SQLite DB connection success: /var/lib/coturn/turndb
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (admin thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : IO method (admin thread): epoll (with changelist)
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : ERROR:
myapp_turnserver          | Could not start Prometheus collector!
myapp_turnserver          | 0: : ERROR:
myapp_turnserver          | Could not start Prometheus collector!

Also,

The turnserver.conf isnt being created as a file from etc/turnserver.conf to vol which contains all my containers locally → web, jibri & others

Help appreciated to set this up. Thanks in advance. Steps for successfully configuring Docker-Jitsi with Nginx and Turn would be appreciated.

A: You are probably missing the external_ip set up in turnserver.conf, which should contain the host public IP address.
See for example https://community.jitsi.org/t/setting-up-coturn-for-jitsi/97576

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Ivan Kosančić  () was a Serbian knight who died during the historical Battle of Kosovo in 1389.

Biography
He was born in the upper Toplica region (south Serbia)- mountain Radan, near the town of Kuršumlija. He was a sworn brother (in Serbian: pobratim) to Miloš Obilić and Milan Toplica. Some narratives, particularly the epic ballad Kosovo Maiden, where the eponymous maiden is betrothed to Milan Toplica and Kosančić is supposed to serve as a đever on their wedding that never came to be, strongly suggest that Kosančić and Toplica might actually be siblings. Another strong hint comes from the fact that both of the heroes come from the Toplica region, with Milan taking his surname after it, whereas Ivan takes it after Kosanica river that flows through the area. In some older Ragusan chronicles, corresponding with local folklore in Herzegovina and North Montenegro, these two characters are merged into one, sometimes confusingly named Ivan Milan, while another character of Nikola Kosovčić is added. Variously portrayed either as Miloš's faithful servants, or more commonly, his blood brothers, these characters are often depicted as people of the same kin, most commonly under the same surname Kosovčić.  Nevertheless, they were all developed from the same historical source, the 12 unnamed nobleman who managed to kill the Ottoman sultan in the infamous Kosovo battle. This particular character of the Serbian knight is presented in Serbian epic poetry as a spymaster, most notably in Vuk Karadžić's partially documented  Kosančić Ivan spies on the Turks, which broadly outlines his general features. Presented in the form of dialogue between Miloš Obilić and Ivan Kosančić after the latter returns from his mission, Kosančić here is given as a strict, reliable and trustworthy character. Firmly with his feet on the ground, he intends on properly informing prince Lazar about the actual shape and size of the mighty Ottoman army. Miloš, on the other hand, tries to persuade him into adjusting his report in order to present the enemy as vast in number while short on skill and secretly ill, fearing that the matter at hand might deliver a striking blow to the morale of their own forces. Latter, on the Prince's supper he is seen seated next to Obilić and Toplica, where prince Lazar salutes him as the most handsome man in his army. The trio then feigns surrender to the Turks, with a scene where Kosančić always remains in front of Murad's tent to watch after their horses (His own mythical stallion is named Zekan). Ultimately, he falls right after Milan Toplica in their failed attempt to flee, with Miloš being the last to succumb or otherwise ends up being captured and ceremonially executed by the enemy. The scene of the flight is decorated with the narrative gradation where every one of them leaves a unique mark in the enemy lines: Where Toplica passes, a chariot can follow; where Kosančić passes, two chariots can follow; whereas where Obilić passes, three chariots can follow. Fortification of the Serbian knight is Ivan kula (in Serbian: Ivanova kula), on the western slopes of mount Radan. This fort is located near Devil's Town (in Serbian: Đavolja varoš).

References

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The women's +68 kg competition in karate at the 2022 Mediterranean Games was held on 27 June at the Mohammed ben Ahmed CCO Hall 03 and 06 in Oran.

Results

Bracket

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Image: Scientists had viewed ant antennae as being used only to receive information – new research has demonstrated that they also transmit critical social signals (Photo courtesy of the University of Melbourne).
Scientists have shone new light on the complexities of insect communication with the discovery that ants not only pick up information through their antennae, but also use them to convey social signals. The report is the first showing ant antennae to function as a two-way chemical communication device, rather than only as a receptor.
Biologists from University of Melbourne (Melbourne, Australia) analyzed the behavior and surface chemistry of hundreds of ants to examine how they interacted. The key focus was on cuticular hydrocarbons (CHCs)—a layer of waxy build-up that covers the body of many insects, including ants, bees, wasps, flies, and beetles. CHCs are a group of multi-purpose chemical compounds that not only protect animals from dehydration, but also form a crucial part of their communication toolbox. For example, ants use CHCs to identify other ants as friends or foes.
In the new research, when the CHCs were removed from just the antennae of one species of ants, opponents (other ant species) were no longer able to recognize colony identity, indicating that antennae CHCs provide information about which nest an ant comes from.
"An ant's antennae are their chief sensory organs, but until now we never knew that they could also be used to send out information," said Qike Wang, PhD student.
Over 125 years ago, famed entomologist Auguste Forel removed the antennae of four species of ants and put the ants together. Instead of fighting, they unnaturally huddled together peacefully. "Forel's experiment told us about antennae being used to receive chemical signals, but our research suggests that they are also a source of chemical signals," added Mr. Wang, "Like everyone else, we assumed that antennae were just receptors, but nature can still surprise us."
The researchers also found that CHC profiles were different depending on where on the body they were. This contradicts the conventional wisdom that CHC profiles on different body parts of ants are the same. "Compared to visual or acoustic signals, we know rather less about chemical signals, and one reason might be that we are analyzing a mixture of different signals," said Mr. Wang.
The study, by Wang Q et al., was published March 30, 2016, in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B.


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In her tenure, UNG has seen an unprecedented transformation of athletic facilities as the UNG Athletic Complex (soccer, baseball, softball) was converted to FieldTurf synthetic playing surfaces. North Georgia was one of the first NCAA Division II programs to convert all athletic fields to turf.
In June of 2016, North Georgia broke ground on a much-anticipated Convocation Center, a 3,600 seat multifunction facility set to open in early 2018.
The construction of Coleman Field House, significant upgrades to include stadium bleachers and a press box at soccer and restrooms and branding at the UNG Tennis Complex at Yahoola Creek Park also came under Reeves' direction.
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In October of 2016, Reeves was voted to serve a term on the NACWAA Board of Directors.
Reeves is the first female director of athletics at the University of North Georgia. She has led the development and implementation of a diversity action plan to ensure and promote diversity among the university's student-athletes, staff and community. She is heralded as an advocate for all areas of athletic excellence, including team and student-athlete academic success and community engagement.
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