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Flensburg [13] (danish: Flensborg) is a city in Schleswig-Holstein located on the east coast. The 89.000 inhabitants live around the Flensburger Förde (Flensborg fjord).
Get there
Most people arrive here by car. Flensburg is situated at the border of Germany and Denmark, beside the motorway ( in Denmark) leading to Hamburg in the south and to Kolding and further north in Denmark. There are bus and train connections both from Denmark and Hamburg.
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Walking is the best way to get around in the city centre.
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A nice way to enjoy the maritime atmosphere of Flensburg is to take a tour on one of the 5 different ferries.
Lots of people arrive in Flensburg from Denmark and the other Nordic countries for shopping. In addition to the numerous small shops along the pedestrian street Holm (Danish: Holmen) and Große Straße and the new shopping mall Flensburg Galerie [14] with 80 shops in the city there's a shopping centre some 2 km south of the city, Fördepark [15] as well as Poetsch [16] at Kupfermühle near the Danish border. Other shopping centres are Scandinavien Park [17] and Citti Park [18]. The Scandinavian Park is conveniently located right off the northernmost exit of A7 motorway in Germany. Due to its location and tourists visiting it is allowed to open all week long and attracts locals from both sides of the border, who go there for a Sunday grocery run. Price differences between Denmark and Germany may make a certain item a bargain for Danish people but it might be expensive for Germans.
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Today, Thomas MacEntee, of http://hidefgen.com/ did a webinar today called: It Is Well With My Soul: Finding Ancestors Amid the Rubble of Disaster and Misfortune.
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I have been looking for the Name of it, as I knew the name Dr. Miller.
NEWBURGH: Newburgh Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Est'd 1910.
Capacity.35.Private. Med. Staff. Supt. R.A.Miller, M.D.
The above picture is all that was left of this Sanatorium in September 2003 when I took my parents to where my Dad was taken when he was 1 week old.
My grandfather moved there after he was married on 17 June 1915. So the Sanatorium had been around for 5 years. My grandparents, and my Dad returned to West Chester on Armistice Day.
I have a letter written by my Great Aunt Anna (my grandmother's sister) who helped my grandmother take my Dad, by train, from Philadelphia to Brewster, NY and this farm.
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Nearly one in seven Americans uses the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which has doubled in cost since 2008 when Congress increased the benefits as part of the economic stimulus bill. Both Democrats and Republicans allowed the temporary benefits boost to expire on Nov. 1, and Republicans are pushing for far steeper cuts to the $80 billion program.
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People can turn to food pantries for additional assistance. But it's harder for older and disabled people to fill in the gaps left by the food stamp program, since going in-person to various soup kitchens and food pantries is not an option for many of them. About 9 percent of all food stamps go to households that include senior citizens. In New York, which has a large elderly population, it's double that.
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Wolfson has diabetes and anemia, so his diet must be low in sugar and carbohydrates and high in iron-rich foods like red meat. The first two weeks, Wolfson can manage that diet on food stamps, but then the money runs out. "The doctors want me to eat all protein," he said. "The last two weeks the only protein I'm getting is eggs."
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Sackman said the elderly, who are often living on fixed incomes, can become "invisible" in these debates, which often focuses on why young and healthy people need assistance.
House Republicans hope to cut the $80 billion annual program further, by kicking off 3 million people each year for 10 years. Under their plan, adults without minor children must enroll in a job training program or be employed to receive the benefits. The AARP, the powerful seniors group, opposes the proposal.
"We're really worried," Sackman said of the proposed cuts. "This is just the start. We're looking at a rapidly growing senior population here and across the country and a lot of poverty."
Wolfson said he tries not to worry about whether steeper cuts could be in the pipeline. In the meantime, he plans to scour the grocery store for sales to make up for the $11 less he gets per month.
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Documentation - an XML-based Audio Decision List - in the Admin folder (the Documentation folder of the archive) will contain information spelling out how the separate intellectual items are to be derived from the WAV files.
Documentation - an XML-based Audio Decision List - in the Admin folder (the Documentation folder of the archive) will contain information spelling out how the separate intellectual items are to be derived from the WAV files.
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Note: The existence of multiple WAV files per performance mandates the creation of one MP3 file per intellectual division (i.e. the "track") per WAV file.
Note: The existence of multiple WAV files per performance mandates the creation of one MP3 file per intellectual division (i.e. the "track") per WAV file.
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There are times when the intellectual object does not correspond to the file division. This creates a problem in that the metadata file should be named for the intellectual object, and this is what should be presented to the user; however, the files which compose the intellectual object may not match up to the same boundaries.
We have two examples. One in which the preservation of the representation of the analog object requires retention of the logical representation (a letterbook), and one in which the logical representation is an unrelated artifact (audio reels).
The letterbooks we are digitizing have letters which may begin on one page and end on another, to be followed by another letter on the second page. Hence, the intellectual item is the letter, but it is also the book. The pages of the book do not correspond to the letters. Letter 12 may span pages 6 and part of page 7. How do we number the files and provide intellectual access?
The letters for which we have typed transcripts and/or specific descriptive metadata, have priority for delivery as intellectual items over the letters which do not.
Each letter to be delivered as an intellectual item with associated metadata and transcription or OCR, is considered an item in the collection.
If that letter spans more than 1 page, that letter will have multiple page images, one per page containing a portion of the letter. In the previous example where letter 12 spans pages 6 and part of page 7, those pages would be stored in the item as (assuming this is in the Jemison collection, and letter 12 is the 12th intellectual item scanned in this collection:
Letters for which we do NOT have transcripts or specific descriptive metadata need not be considered separate items. However, they will be included in the book as an intellectual item.
The entire book will be delivered as a separate item within the collection, with its own descriptive metadata. Thus we will be storing some of the same tiff images under more than one file name.
What this means:
Again, if letter 12 spans letterbook pages 6 and part of page 7, and letter 13 is on page 7, and we have transcripts for letters 12 and 13, then the tiff for page 6 will be stored as a part of letter 12, and will also be stored as a part of the book item.
(assuming the book is scanned as the 451st intellectual item and that the page count started with the cover:)
u0003_0000753_0000012_0001.tif (explained above)
u0003_0000753_0000451_0006.tif (the same tiff in the book item)
Page 7 will be stored 3 times: as part of letter 12, as part of letter 13, and as part of the book item.
u0003_0000753_0000012_0002.tif (explained above) u0003_0000753_0000013_0001.tif u0003_0000753_0000451_0007.tif
While this increases the storage cost, it disambiguates the situation while providing the best usability and representation of the intellectual item(s).
Audio (reels, etc.)
Please see Item_Numbering_Variations for information on file naming for the Emphasis and Working Lives audio collections.
Audio reels, etc. may or may not correspond to the intellectual object. The capture of the performance may in no way relate to the number of reels used, or where that performance capture began on a reel. That is to say, a performance may span multiple discrete channels on a reel, multiple reels, and a reel may contain multiple performances, and a performance may span only part of one reel and only part of another.
We currently are considering a "performance" to be an intellectual item. That "performance" may simply be a home practice session, a lecture, or some other sensible division of an intellectual whole.
Currently we are creating one WAV file per interconnected channels per side per reel. That is to say if there are two monaural sides for a reel, two monaural WAV files will be made. If there are two stereo sides for a reel, two stereo WAV files will be made. If one side consists of a monaural track and the other side is stereo, one monaural WAV file and one stereo WAV file will respectively be made. If a reel consists of a 4-track recording, one stereo WAV file will be made (i.e. each channel of the WAV file will contain a mix of two channels on the reel). If there are two discrete monaural tracks on one side, two monaural WAV files will be made. That is to say only monaural and stereo WAV files will be made, with a WAV file existing to house all interconnected channels per side per reel with the stipulation that stereo WAV files are made by default when more than one analog channel exists per "performance".
Obviously, the file names used for these WAV files may not at all correspond to the web delivery file names of the intellectual item.
Presented below are three example scenarios and the file naming methodology that will be employed to address the issues contained within. For the examples below it is assumed that no anomalous situations regarding channel configuration exist - that is to say that per what is outlined above there will be only one WAV file made per side per reel in the examples below.
Case 1: Multiple WAV files per single performance
The performance is the intellectual item. Assuming this is the 14th performance identified in the Rohlig collection, the identifier for this performance is u0008_0000002_0000014. Let's say this performance spans one entire, 2-sided reel and one side of a second reel. Since we have 2 WAV files per reel (one per side) this is 3 WAV files. The numbering to use would be this:
Here we are following the file naming convention used previously for multiple batches of spreadsheets (for large or continuing collections), to indicate that each is only a portion of the whole; to recreate the whole, all these numbered parts would need to be concatenated in the order indicated by the number preceding the extension. Basically, these parts constitute modules.
This clarifies that all these files are part of the same performance, but they may NOT have a one-to-one correspondence with the intellectual division of this performance into works.
Thus, if this performance contains 5 different tracks, to be presented online as 5 MP3 files each with a separate metadata record, those intellectual sub-parts would be represented by the following identifiers:
Documentation - an XML-based Audio Decision List - in the Admin folder (the Documentation folder of the archive) will contain information spelling out how the separate intellectual items are to be derived from the WAV files.
For information, see Audio_Decision_List.
Note: The existence of multiple WAV files per performance mandates the creation of one MP3 file per intellectual division (i.e. the "track") per WAV file. That is to say that 1:1 MP3:WAV derivatives are impossible for this scenario since the resultant MP3 file name may not employ the numerical addenda to the file extension. In other words, "u0008_0000002_0000014.1.mp3", "u0008_0000002_0000014.2.mp3", and "u0008_0000002_0000014.3.mp3" are disallowed. Removing the extension addenda would result in three different MP3 files all with the same name "u0008_0000002_0000014.mp3" - which is, of course, disallowed as well. If, however, there exists only one intellectual division per WAV file then u0008_0000002_0000014_0001.mp3 could equate to "u0008_0000002_0000014.1.wav", for example. Then u0008_0000002_0000014_0002.mp3 would equate to the first (or the only) intellectual division from "u0008_0000002_0000014.2.wav".
Case 2: Single WAV file containing multiple performances
Consider the situation where a WAV file spans multiple performances. Again, the performance is the intellectual item. In this case, the WAV file will be duplicated, named for each of the intellectual items it encompasses. If performance 16, 17, and 18 of this collection are on a single WAV file, the following files in storage will be identical:
Again, this increases storage cost but reduces ambiguity and confusion.
Note: This also applies to situations where multiple performances exist on the same WAV file but may have differing playback requirements in terms of speed and/or direction. That is to say, if such a situation exists, the WAV file will be duplicated. Then the appropriate adjustments regarding speed and/or direction will be made and such changes documented in the digitization log to the level required to revert the file back to its original state.
Case 3: Part of a performance on part of one WAV file, part of it on another
Let's assume that performance 21 begins on the last part of the 2nd side of reel A (we'll call this WAV X) and ends on the first portion of the 1st side of reel B (we'll call this WAV Y). 2 WAV files each contain a segment of performance 21.
This also implies that performance 20 (or part of it) is on WAV X, and performance 22 (or part of it) is on WAV Y. (This may not be true, but for argument's sake, let's say it is.)
WAV X will then have to be duplicated, once for performance 20 and once for performance 21; and WAV Y will also have to be duplicated, once for performance 21 and once for performance 22. (see previous case above)
The WAV files stored for performance 21 will be named:
This means that we cannot assume that a set of WAV files under an item number contain ONLY the intellectual item indicated; instead, we can only assume that the intellectual item is WITHIN the WAV files so numbered, and reconstruction of the intellectual item requires all the WAV files included in this set.
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The most controversial art critic in America--author of the bestselling The Fatal Shore and The Shock of the New--looks with love and loathing, wit and authority, at art and artists from the past to the present. Hughes evokes and defines the essences, works and worlds of a wide range of artists.
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2013-05-28 Former Taylor Lab Member, John Carnahan, Featured In The New York Times
2013-05-23 Prof. Emeritus Ken Nagy Finds Marine Base A Great Place For Field Research
2013-05-23 Congratulations To The Class Of 2013 UCLA Phi Beta Kappa Students
2013-05-23 Julie Barske Honored By Organization For Tropical Studies
2013-05-23 Professor Van Savage Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2013-05-20 Professor Tom Smith Featured On United Academics Webpage
2013-05-16 New Article Co-authored By Professor Richard Zimmer On Molecules Of Keystone Significance Garners The Cover Of Bioscience
2013-04-30 Professor Peter Nonacs Featured On Kcrw Webpage
2013-04-23 EEB Graduate Student, Marisa Tellez, Receives This Year's Prestigious Charles E. Young Graduate Student Award
2013-04-15 Professor Peter Nonacs Featured In Zocalo Public Square
2013-04-01 EEB Grad Students, Doug Booher, Marissa Caringella, Mark Phuong, And Camille Yabut, Have Received Prestigious NSF Predoctoral Fellowships And Janet Buckner And Madeline Tiee Received Honorable Mentions
2013-04-01 New Journal Conservation Physiology Launches With Inaugural Article Co-authored By Prof. Lawren Sack, The Journal's Plant Editor
2013-03-27 Professor Tom Smith Quoted On The Guardian Webpage
2013-03-25 Professor Dan Blumstein Featured On UCLA Today
2013-03-21 Professor Tom Smith And The Ioes' Center For Tropical Research Featured In The Los Angeles Times
2013-03-14 Professor Tom Smith And The Ioes' Center For Tropical Research Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2013-03-07 Professor Stephen Hubbell Named Honorary Member Of The British Ecological Society
2013-03-01 Professor James Lloyd-smith Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2013-02-26 UCLA Mathias Botanical Garden Featured In Daily News
2013-02-05 Professor Dan Blumstein Featured In LA Times
2013-01-25 Professor Dan Blumstein Featured In UCLA Today
2013-01-23 Professor Emeritus Ken Nagy Honored At Special Session At This Year's Society Of Integrative And Comparative And Biology Annual Meeting In San Francisco
2013-01-22 LA Kretz Center Field Station Opens This Week
2013-01-18 Professor Tom Smith Featured In UCLA Newsroom
2013-01-18 Professor Paul Barber Receives $5 Million Grant To Assist In Conserving Coral Triangle
2013-01-15 Professor Tom Smith Quoted In USA Today About National Geographic's Society 125 Year Anniversary
2013-01-15 Professor Tom Smith Featured In An NSF Press Release
2013-01-11 Morton LA Kretz Gives $1 Million To Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden At UCLA
2013-01-10 Graduate Student Julia Barske Selected As Winner Of The 2012 Ots Student Paper Award
2013-01-02 Professor Tom Smith Featured In UCLA College Report, Winter 2013 Edition
2012-11-20 Prof Kenneth Nagy Featured In The LA Times (associated Press)
2012-11-09 Professor Dan Blumstein Featured On UCLA Today
2012-10-12 Professor Bob Wayne Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-10-10 Phil Rundel And Barry Prigge Receive And NSF Grant
2012-10-04 Professor Glen Macdonald Featured In Op/ed Of The Los Angeles Times
2012-09-25 Professor Phil Rundel And Graduate Student Erin Riordan Have Received A Research Opportunity Grant From The Uc Office Of The President
2012-09-13 Notable UCLA Alum Bob Norris Passes
2012-09-11 Professor Stephen Hubbell Named A Fellow Of The Ecological Society Of America
2012-09-11 Professor Stephen Hubbell Named A Fellow Of The Ecological Society Of America
2012-08-31 Prof Michael Alfaro Featured In UCLA Today
2012-08-24 Wayne Lab Featured On UCLA Today Webpage
2012-08-10 Grad Student Laurel Serieys Of The Wayne Lab Featured On UCLA Today
2012-08-09 The Barber Lab Quartert Featured On UCLA Today
2012-08-08 Professor Paul Barber Featured In UCLA Today
2012-07-26 Professor Lawren Sack And Graduate Students Megan Bartlett And Christine Scoffoni Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-07-26 Professor Tom Smith Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-07-26 Rena Wang, An Undergraduate Biology Major, Is Representing The United States As The Sole Female Member Of The Badminton Team At The 2012 Summer Olympics In London
2012-07-10 Stunt Ranch Reserve Weather Station Is Up And Running
2012-07-09 Prof Dan Blumstein Featured In The UCLA Magazine
2012-07-02 Barber Lab Quartet Video Views Skyrocket.
2012-06-29 Dept Of EEB Graduate Students, Neil Losin And Marissa Tellez, As Well As Post Doc, Brenda Larison Featured On UCLA Today
2012-06-26 Professor Patricia Gowaty Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-06-25 Professor Stephen Hubbell, Assistant Researcher Brant Faircloth, And Collaborators Awarded A $400,000 Grant From NSF
2012-06-22 Ctr Researcher Brenda Larison Debuts On National Geographic's News Watch Explorers Journal
2012-06-20 Graduate Student Julia Barske Awarded American Heart Association Fellowship
2012-06-19 Assistant Researcher Brant Faircloth And Collaborators Awarded A $43,000 Eager Grant From NSF
2012-06-14 Woolly Mammoths Could Not Take The Heat
2012-06-14 Major Improvements In Store For Dickey Bird And Mammal Collection
2012-06-13 Professor Blumstein's Study On How Music Can Be Arousing Is Featured In Us News, NPR And Other Sources
2012-06-04 Prof Phil Rundel Featured In The NSF Newsletter
2012-06-04 Prof. Lawren Sack And PhD Student Christine Scoffoni Featured In Le Monde (France) And Pour La Science (France)
2012-05-31 EEB Graduate Student Kenneth J. Chapin Receives A Lewis And Clark Fund For Exploration And Field Research Grant
2012-05-31 Professor Van Savage Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-05-31 Professor John Novembre Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-05-30 Leaf Vein Research By Prof Lawren Sack And Doctoral Student, Christine Scoffoni Featured In LA Times
2012-05-23 Prof Lawren Sack And Doctoral Student, Christine Scoffoni Featured On UCLA Newsroom
2012-05-23 EEB Graduate Student Megan Bartlett Wins Best Paper Award 2012 At SoCal Academy Of Sciences
2012-05-22 Phi Beta Kappa Students For The Department Of Ecology And Evolutionary Biology
2012-05-21 Prof John Novembre Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-05-21 Four Students In EEB Were Awarded Dean's Prize Winners At The 2012 Science Poster Day
2012-05-16 Professor Paul Barber Participates In The Uc Coalition For National Science Funding Day
2012-05-16 Professors Peggy Fong And Paul Barber Receive One Of The Uc-hbcu Grants
2012-05-16 Hilton Oyamaguchi Featured On Sierra Club Greenhome Website
2012-04-17 Professor Daniel Blumstein At The White House
2012-04-11 Graduate Student Claire Narraway Awarded The NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant
2012-04-06 Prof Lawren Sack And Graduate Students Megan Bartlett And Christine Scoffoni Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-04-04 Graduate Student Christine Scoffoni Awarded The Charles E. And Sue K. Young Graduate Student Award For 2012-2013 Academic Year
2012-04-04 Graduate Students Charlie De LA Rosa, Tiffany Armenta, Miran Park, Erin Toffelmier, And Sarah Bittick Awarded With 2012 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program
2012-03-26 Prof Phil Rundel Receives Distinguished Collaborator Grant From Murdoch University
2012-03-15 Prof Brad Shaffer Featured In The Ny Times And UCLA Newsroom
2012-03-08 Undergrad Biology Major, Brandon Wilkinson, Featured On UCLA Today For Recent First Place Award
2012-02-24 Professor Stephen P. Hubbell, Assistant Researcher Brant Faircloth, And Other Collaborators Awarded A $1.9 Million Grant From NSF
2012-02-16 Professor John Novembre Awarded Prestigious Sloan Foundation Research Fellowship.
2012-01-31 EE Bio Graduate Student, Erin Riordan, Receives Second Place Award At The California Native Plant Society Conservation Conference
2012-01-30 Professors Grether And Blumstein Elected Fellows Of The Animal Behavior Society
2012-01-30 Professor Emeritus Ken Nagy Featured By Kcet
2012-01-30 Professor Phil Rundel Co-authors A New Book,
2012-01-11 Professor Michael Alfaro Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2012-01-10 Dr. Mark Gold Appointed Ioes Associate Director For External Relations
2012-01-10 Professor Lawren Sack Awarded An NSF Grant
2011-11-23 Professor Greg Grether And His Lab Are Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2011-11-16 The Diversity Project Discussed For International Education Week
2011-11-03 Prof. Wayne And Colleagues Co-authored Important Nature Paper About Megafaunal Extinctions.
2011-10-26 Prof Greg Grether Elected To The Linnean Society Of London
2011-10-17 Prof Debra Shier Featured On Sciencenews
2011-10-07 Profs Glen Macdonald Featured On UCLA Today
2011-10-04 Prof Fong Is A Featured Researcher
2011-09-23 Professor Tom Smith Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2011-09-19 Jennifer Smith Named 2011-2012 Aauw Postdoctoral Fellow
2011-09-06 Blumstein Lab Research Featured On Bbc
2011-09-06 Professor John Novembre And Group Are Featured In Nature Genetics "news And Views" Section
2011-09-02 Professors Victoria Sork, Phil Rundel, Glen Macdonald, Adjunct Professor Jon Keeley, And Doctoral Student Erin Riordan Featured On UCLA Today
2011-08-17 Professor Patti Halpin And Her Colleagues Receives An NSF Grant
2011-08-03 Professor Richard Zimmer Featured In UCLA Newsroom
2011-08-03 Professor John Novembre And Group Are Published In Nature Genetics
2011-07-25 Prof John Novembre Featured In UCLA Newsroom
2011-07-22 Prof Blumstein Featured On The UCLA Today Newspage
2011-07-14 Prof. Blumstein's Book Listed As A One Of Seven Education Books To Take To The Beach By Time Magazine
2011-07-13 USA Today Reports Today On Research By Christine Scoffoni, A UCLA Doctoral Student In Ecology And Evolutionary Biology, And Lawren Sack, A UCLA Professor Of Ecology And Evolutionary Biology
2011-07-08 Professor Phil Rundel Awarded One Of Six UCLA 2011 Distinguished Teaching Awards
2011-07-06 Professor Lawren Sack And His Research Team Are Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2011-07-05 Professor Richard Zimmer And His Colleagues Receive An NSF Award For Their Collaborative Research On The Physics Of Gamete Interactions
2011-06-28 Professor Blaire Van Valkenburgh Awarded An NSF Award
2011-06-27 Ioes Center For Tropical Research Director And EEB Professor Tom Smith Receives California Landscape Conservation Cooperative Grant
2011-06-20 Professor Emeritus Park Nobel Is Featured In The UCLA July 2011 Magazine, UCLA Newsroom, And UCLA Today
2011-06-13 Professor Jamie Lloyd-smith Awarded A Hellman Fellowship To Look For 'typhoid Mary' Sea Lions
2011-06-02 Graduate Student Julia Barske And Professor Barney Schlinger's Research Featured In UCLA Newsroom
2011-06-02 Seven EEB Graduate Students Awarded Dissertation Year Fellowships
2011-05-24 Professor Hubbell Explains His Recent Extinction Results
2011-05-20 Professor Dan Blumstein Featured In The UCLA Newsroom Faculty Bulletin
2011-05-18 Professor Steve Hubbell Published In Nature And Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2011-05-16 Professor Dan Blumstein And Conservationist Charles Saylan's Book Is Featured On UCLA Website.
2011-05-09 Professor Dan Blumstein Publishes A Book: "the Failure Of Environmental Education (and How We Can Fix It)
2011-05-05 Undergraduate Andrew Kaddis Receives 2011 Charles E. Young Humanitarian Award For His Outstanding Commitment To Public Service
2011-04-29 Congratulations To Professor Phil Rundel For Receiving The UCLA Distinguished Teaching Award
2011-04-25 EE Bio Emeritus Professor Peter Vaughn Passes Away
2011-04-25 Professor Blumstein Publishes Earth Day Oped In Christian Science Monitor
2011-04-19 Professor Peter Narins Featured In Guest Blog Of Scientific American And The Science Communication Program Interview At The University Of California, Santa Cruz
2011-04-07 EE Bio Emeritus Professor Owen Raynal Lunt Passes Away
2011-04-07 The Department Of Ecology And Evolutionary Biology Is Pleased And Proud To Announce That Three Of Its Graduate Students Received The Very Prestigious And Highly Competitive NSF Pre-doctoral Fellowships For 2011
2011-03-31 Professors Cheryl Ann Zimmer And Richard Zimmer Featured In The Biological Bulletin
2011-03-09 Professor Peter Nonacs Lectures On Evolution Of Cooperation And The Major Controversy That Surrounds It At The Sackler Colloquia
2011-03-04 Professors Blaire Van Valkenburgh And Robert Wayne Participated In Csg's Annual Symposium; Symposium Featured In UCLA Today
2011-03-01 Graduate Student Megan Bartlett Receives National Science Foundation East Asia And Pacific Summer Institute Award
2011-02-28 Associate Researcher Rasoul Sharifi Featured In The Daily Bruin
2011-02-28 Recent PhD Kim Pollard And Professor Dan Blumstein Featured On UCLA Newsroom
2011-02-17 Recent PhD Kim Pollard And Professor Dan Blumstein's Cover Article In Current Biology Paper Featured In Discovery News
2011-02-08 Prof Lawren Sack's Paper Selected And Featured By Faculty Of 1000
2011-02-07 Prof Roberty Wayne Featured In Heredity
2011-02-02 Prof Michael Alfaro And Post Doc Graham Slater Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2011-01-28 Prof Richard Zimmer's Research Highlighted In New Scientist
2011-01-28 Prof Richard Zimmer Was An Invited Plenary Speaker At The Aspen Institute For Theoretical Physics
2011-01-03 Prof Phil Rundel And Lab's Recent Publication Receives High Recognition
2010-12-16 Professor Glen Macdonald Featured In The UCLA Newsroom
2010-12-15 Professor John Novembre And Grad Student Eunjan Han's Publication In Molecular Biology And Evolution Is Featured In A Discover Magazine "gene Expression" Blog
2010-12-10 Professor Dan Blumstein, Grad Student Tina Wey, And Post Doc Julien Martin Featured On UCLA Newsroom Website
2010-12-08 Professor Dan Blumstein Featured On Asian News International
2010-11-30 Professor Dan Blumstein Featured On Science News And New Scientist
2010-11-30 Professor Dan Blumstein's Lab Published In Pnas
2010-11-30 Professor Dan Blumstein Featured On Live Science
2010-11-24 Professor Blaire Van Valkenburgh And Postdoc Graham Slater Featured In The UCLA Newsroom, Reuters, Atlantic Magazine, Toronto Sun, And The National Science Foundation
2010-11-22 Doctors Blaire Van Valkenburgh And Robert Wayne Recently Published In Current Biology
2010-11-16 Professor Dan Blumstein Highlighted On Wired Website
2010-11-16 Professor Tom Smith And Post Doc Ryan Harrigan Featured In UCLA Newsroom And On Oc Register
2010-10-22 Professors Victoria Sork And Blaire Van Valkenburgh Featured On UCLA Today
2010-10-22 Manager Of Building & Operations Of The Life Sciences, Ken Sais, Featured On UCLA Today
2010-10-20 Prof Glen Macdonald Quoted In An Albuquerque Journal Article
2010-10-11 Adjunct Professor Deb Shier Featured In LA Times Article
2010-10-06 Prof Glen Macdonald Featured By Kpcc-89.3 Fm And San Francisco's Ktvu-channel 2
2010-09-03 Prof Blumstein Featured On UCLA Today
2010-08-31 Professor Daniel Blumstein Publishes A New Book On Conservation Behavior
2010-08-26 Prof Phil Rundel Dedicates New Costa Rican Instrumented Towers
2010-08-19 EEB Website Relaunched!
2010-08-02 Prof Smith Featured On UCLA Today
2010-07-27 Prof Blumstein Receives Animal Behavior Society's Distinguished Teaching Award
2010-07-23 Prof Blumstein Interviewed On NPR
2010-07-22 Prof Hubbell Featured In Science
2010-07-21 Prof Blumstein And Recent Ph.d. Student Lucretia Olson Co-authors On Nature's Cover Story
2010-07-13 Prof Tom Smith Featured On UCLA News And ABC News
2010-07-08 Prof Blaire Van Valkenburgh Featured On Scientistlive, Laboratory Equipment, Environmental News Network, And Imperial Valley News
2010-07-02 Prof Blaire Van Valkenburgh Featured On USA Today, R&D, UPI, And RedOrbit
2010-07-02 Prof Blaire Van Valkenburgh Featured On UCLA Today
2010-06-30 Professors Robert Wayne And John Novembre Featured In U.S. News And World Report
2010-06-29 Prof Blumstein Elected Fellow Of The Society Of Biology
2010-06-29 Prof Steve Hubbell Quoted In Seattle Times
2010-06-23 Prof Lawren Sack Awarded The First Annual Diversity Award From The Ecological Society Of America
2010-06-18 Prof Sack And Grad Student, Faith Inman-narahari Published In Journal "methods In Evolution And Ecology"
2010-06-10 13th Annual Biology Research Symposium Winners And EEB Dept Annual Award Winners
2010-06-02 Tina Wey Receives NSF Biology Postdoc
2010-06-02 Pam Thompson Receives EPA Star Graduate Fellowship
2010-05-28 Prof Alfaro And Dr Slater Test For Explosive Diversification And Adaptive Radiation In Whale Evolution
2010-05-28 Prop 84 Funding Approved By Wildlife Conservation Board For UCLA Stunt Ranch Reserve Research And Education Center
2010-05-27 Prof Blumstein Featured On UCLA Headlines For May 27, 2010
2010-05-26 Prof Blumstein's Study Of How Film Soundtracks Acoustically Manipulate Emotions Receives Considerable Press Coverage
2010-05-19 Prof Blumstein Co-authors Paper Published In Nature
2010-04-30 EE Bio Emeritus Professor Nicholas Collias Passed Away
2010-04-23 Prof Barber Featured In UCLA Today
2010-04-08 Professor Alfaro And Dr. Santini Published In Nature
2010-04-07 EE Bio Graduate Student, Pamela Thompson, Is Awarded A Fulbright Scholarship
2010-04-07 EE Bio Graduate Student, Kris Kaiser, Is Awarded NSF Broadening Participation In Biology Post Doctoral Fellowship
2010-04-06 Prof Wayne Featured In The Washington Post
2010-04-06 Prof Rundel's Research Profiled On "conservation Maven"
2010-04-06 EE Bio Students Deborah Bird, Rena Schweizer, Marisa Tellez, And Megan Bartlett Receives NSF Fellowships This Year
2010-03-25 UCLA Today Features 2010 Distinguished Teaching Award Winner, Prof Dan Blumstein
2010-03-25 Prof Lawren Sack's Recent Publication Is A Focus In This Week's Nature Journal "news And Views"
2010-03-18 Prof Robert Wayne & Bridgett Von Holdt Featured In UCLA Newsroom & Ny Times
2010-03-12 Prof Dan Blumstein Receives One Of Six Distinguished Teaching Awards 2009-2010
2010-03-05 EE Bio's Field Biology Courses Highlighted In UCLA Today
2010-02-23 Prof Robert Wayne Featured In UCLA Headlines And Newscore
2010-02-17 UCLA EE Bio Field Biology Quarter Project Highlighted In Science News
2010-01-07 Ebe Grad, Erica Mackey Featured In The Daily Bruin
2009-12-14 Ioe Director Glen Macdonald Is Featured In Bbc World News Documentary Series Hot Cities
2009-12-09 Prof Glen Macdonald Featured In Los Angeles Times
2009-11-13 Prof Robert Wayne Featured In UCLA Newsroom
2009-11-09 Postdoc Julie Meachen-samuels And Prof Blaire Van Valkenburgh Featured In Newspiece In Asian News International
2009-11-06 Prof Glen Macdonald Quoted In UCLA Today
2009-11-04 Graham Slater, Olaf Thalmann, Klaus Koepfi, Rena Schweizer, John Pollinger, And Bob Wayne Discover The Origin Of The Extinct Falkland Wolf.
2009-11-02 Prof Greg Grether Interviewed By UCLA Today On Animal Coloration
2009-10-23 Student Faith Inman Receives Grant From Smithsonian...
2009-10-23 Prof Dan Blumstein's Recent Publication Is Highlighted In This Week's Science Magazine
2009-10-15 Former Staff Member Of Prof Rundel's Lab, Published In Pnas
2009-10-08 Jana Johnson Nominated For The 2010 Indianapolis Prize
2009-10-06 Glen Macdonald Quoted In Financial Times
2009-10-05 Louis Zeidberg Quoted In Oregon's Register Guard
2009-09-25 Prof Robert Wayne Cited In The Philadelphia Inquirer
2009-09-25 Ecological Society Of America Releases Press Release On Co-authored Article By Prof Lawren Sack
2009-09-25 Prof David Jacobs Published In Science
2009-08-14 Eminent Ecologist Award Presented To Stephen P. Hubbell
2009-07-28 Professor Wilbur T. Ebersold Passes Away
2009-06-11 Professor Emeritus Park S. Nobel Honored
2009-05-22 "darwin Evolving" Lecture Series Will Be Featured On Uc Tv
2009-04-13 Clausen, Gaddis, Steele Receive Graduate Research Fellowships From NSF
2009-02-05 Prof Robert Wayne And Grad Student Bridgett Vonholdt Featured In The Journal Science
2009-01-09 Harlan Lewis, Distinguished Emeritus Professor And Former Dean Passes
2008-10-10 Alex Gilman's Research Featured In Science
2008-07-29 Prof Blumstein Quoted In Ny Times
2008-07-28 Prof Tom Smith Receives EPA Grant
2008-05-28 Steven J. Mccormick To Address Ecology And Evolutionary Biololgy Graduates
2008-04-07 Graduate Students Receive NSF Honors
2007-11-05 UCLA Faculty In Ny Times Op-ed On Recent Fires
2007-04-16 Len Muscatine, UCLA Emeritus Professor Of Biology Passes
2007-04-13 Annual Research Symposium And Bartholomew Tribute On May 9
2007-04-10 Professor Van Valkenburgh Selected For Distinguished Teaching Award
2007-03-26 Three National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships Awarded
2006-10-16 George Bartholomew, UCLA Distinguished Emeritus Professor Of Biology Passes
2006-09-14 Stanley Albright, Former Park Service Director And UCLA Alumnus And Biology Major, Passes Away
2006-09-13 Rundel Publishes Op-ed On Giant Sequoia Preservation
2006-08-15 Rebecca Shipe Receives Faculty Career Development Award
2006-07-12 Dr. Cecil Pickett Addresses Ecology And Evolutionary Biology Graduates
2006-06-29 Van Valkenburgh Wins Departmental Teaching Award
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|So, Picard was indeed right to break the Prime Directive in "Pen Pals"... and Kirk was right to do it in the previous poll... yet you voted to keep the Prime Directive in the poll before that! Interesting...
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|Last week you said that the least likely advance is Time Travel. This week, we're asking if you think the Prime Directive is a good idea or would you abolish it?
|We've expanded on the number of Holoprogs that have attached images and are adding images to the other lists in a steady trickle - illnesses, planets, etc.
We're also in the process of replacing the Season 4 Enterprise images with scans from the DVDs. The new pics aren't often all that much better since the original source was pretty good already, but there is some improvement there and we're adding a few things that got missed the first time around.
|A new section goes up today. Essentially it's a collection of the thumbnails for all the images on the site - all 5,800+ of them!
The thumbnails are grouped by section and divided onto subpages so you won't get overwhelmed trying to download several hundred at a time - each page in the galleries comes to about 150 kB which is only the equivalent of about two full size images.
Clicking on any thumbnail in the galleries will give you a individual page with the full size version plus whatever title or caption is associated with the images. Of course the referencing system is in full effect on this page, allowing you to go to any episodes associated with the image.
If you can't find the button on the top, just re-load the top strip or the whole site and it should appear.
I find this a very fun part of the site to browse through, and hope you enjoy it.
|Caption Competition
|Congratulation to last week's winner, Big Bear. This week, a pic from Enterprise's "In A Mirror Darkly, Part 2".
|Copyright Graham Kennedy
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|Last updated : 30 Dec 2005