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|Abrahms B, Sawyer SC, Jordan NR, McNutt JW, Wilson AM, Brashares JS
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Does wildlife resource selection accurately inform corridor conservation?
|Adams AM
|Scientific American
|"Restoration economy" strives to protect pollinators, create jobs
|Agostinho AA, Agostinho CS, Pelicice FM, Marques EE
|Neotropical Ichthyology
|Fish ladders: safe fish passage or hotspot for predation?
|Aguiar LMS, Bernard E, Ribeiro V, Machado RB, Jones G
|Global Ecology and Conservation
|Should I stay or should I go? Climate change effects on the future of Neotropical savannah bats
|Airoldi L, Turon X, Perkol-Finkel S, Rius M
|Diversity and Distributions
|Corridors for aliens but not for natives: effects of marine urban sprawl at a regional scale
|Alagador D, Cerdeira JO, Araújo MB
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Shifting protected areas: scheduling spatial priorities under climate change
|Alvez JP, Schmitt Filho AL, Farley J, Alarcon G, Fantini AC
|Ecological Restoration
|The potential for agroecosystems to restore ecological corridors and sustain farmer livelihoods: evidence from Brazil
|Anderson AB, Jenkins CN
|Applying nature's design: Corridors as a strategy for biodiversity conservation
|Anderson MG, Comer PJ, Beier P, Lawler JJ, Schloss CA, Buttrick SC, Albano CM, Faith DP
|Conservation Biology
|Case studies of conservation plans that incorporate geodiversity
|Anderson MG, Ferree CE
|PLoS ONE
|Conserving the stage: climate change and the geophysical underpinnings of species diversity
|Andrello M, Mouillot D, Somot S, Thuiller W, Manel S
|Diversity and Distributions
|Additive effects of climate change on connectivity between marine protected areas and larval supply to fished areas
|Åstrom J, Pärt T
|Negative and matrix-dependent effects of dispersal corridors in an experimental metacommunity
|Atobe T, Osada Y, Takeda H, Kuroe M, Miyashita T
|Prco Roy Soc B
|Habitat connectivity and resident shared predators determine the impact of invasive bullfrogs on native frogs in farm ponds
|Auffret AG, Cousins SAO
|Grassland connectivity by motor vehicles and grazing livestock
|Barnes A, Spey I, Rhode L, Brose U, Dell AI
|Functional Ecology
|Individual behavior mediates effects of warming on movement across a fragmented landscape
|Barton PS, Pierson JC, Westgate MJ, Lane PW, LindenmayerDB
|Learning from clinical medicine to improve the use of surrogates in ecology
|Beier P
|Ecological Restoration
|Conceptualizing and designing corridors for climate change
|Beier P
|Conservation Biology
|Determining minimum habitat areas and habitat corridors for cougars
|Beier P, Brost B
|Conservation Biology
|Use of land facets to plan for climate change: Conserving the arenas, not the actors
|Beier P, Gregory AJ
|PLOS Biology
|Desperately seeking stable 50-year-old landscapes with patches and long, wide corridors
|Beier P, Hunter ML, Anderson M
|Conservation Biology
|Special Section: Conserving nature's stage
|Beier P, Majka DR, Spencer WD
|Conservation Biology
|Forks in the road: Choices in procedures for designing wildland linkages
|Beier P, Noss RF
|Conservation Biology
|Do habitat corridors provide connectivity?
|Beier P, Spencer WD, Baldwin R, McRae B
|Conservation Biology
|Towards best practices for developing regional connectivity maps
|Belote RT, Dietz MS, McRae BH, Theobald DM, McClure ML, Irwin GH, McKinley PS, GageJA, Aplet GH
|PLoS ONE
|Identifying corridors among large protected areas in the United States
|Beninde J, Veith M, Hochkirch A
|Ecology Letters
|Biodiversity in cities needs space: a meta-analysis of factors determining intra-urban biodiversity variation
|Benz RA, Boyce MS, Thurfjell H, Paton DG, Musiani M, Dormann CF, Ciuti S
|PLoS ONE
|Dispersal ecology informs design of large-scale wildlife corridors
|Berger J, Cain SL
|Conservation Biology
|Moving beyond science to protect a mammalian migration corridor
|Bestion E, Clobert J, Cote J
|Ecology Letters
|Dispersal response to climate change: scaling down to intraspecific variation
|Boughton DA, Pike AS
|Conservation Biology
|Floodplain rehabilitation as a hedge against hydroclimatic uncertainty in a migration corridor of threatened steelhead
|Braaker S, Ghazoul J, Obrist MK, Moretti M
|Habitat connectivity shapes urban arthropod communities - the role of green roofs
|Breckheimer I, Haddad NM, Morris WF, Trainor AM, Fields WR, Jobe RT, Hudgens BR, Moody A, Walters JR
|Conservation Biology
|Defining and evaluating the umbrella species concept for conserving and restoring landscape connectivity
|Brodie JF, Giordano AJ, Dickson B, Hebblewhite M, Bernard H, Mohd-Azlan J, Anderson J, Ambu L
|Conservation Biology
|Evaluating multispecies landscape connectivity in a threatened tropical mammal community
|Brook BW, Bradshaw CJA
|Conservation Biology
|Key role for nuclear energy in global biodiversity conversation
|Brost BM, Beier P
|PLoS ONE
|Comparing linkage designs based on land facets to linkage designs based on focal species
|Brost BM, Beier P
|Ecological Applications
|Use of land facets to design linkages for climate change
|Brown CJ, Harborne AR, Paris CB, Mumby PJ
|Uniting paradigms of connectivity in marine ecology
|Brown JL, Yoder AD
|Ecology and Evolution
|Shifting ranges and conservation challenges for lemurs in the face of climate change
|Brudvig LA, Damschen EI, Haddad NM, Levey DJ, Tewksbury JJ
|The influence of habitat fragmentation on multiple plant-animal interactions and plant reproduction
|Bush A, Hermoso V, Linke S, Nipperess D, Turak E, Hughes L
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Freshwater conservation planning under climate change: demonstrating proactive approaches for Australian Odonata
|Calçada EA, Closset-Kopp D, Gallet-Moron E, Lenoir J, Rêve M, Hermy M, Decocq G
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Streams are efficient corridors for plant species in forest metacommunities
|Carroll C, Fredrickson RJ, Lacy RC
|Conservation Biology
|Developing metapopulation connectivity criteria from genetic and habitat data to recover the endangered Mexican wolf
|Carroll C, Rohlf DJ, Li YW, Hartl B, Phillips MK, Noss RF
|Conservation Letters
|Connectivity conservation and endangered species recovery: a study in the challenges of defining conservation-reliant species
|Chen I, Hill JK,Ohlemuller R, Roy DB, Thomas CD
|Rapid range shifts of species associated with high levels of climate warming
|Chetkiewicz CB, Boyce MS
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Use of resource selection functions to identify conservation corridors
|Christie MR, Knowles LL
|Evolutionary Applications
|Habitat corridors facilitate genetic resilience irrespective of species dispersal abilities or population sizes
|Christmas MJ, Breed MF, Lowe AJ
|Conservation Genetics
|Constraints to and conservation implications for climate change adaptation in plants
|Clevenger AP, Sawaya MA
|Ecology and Society
|Piloting a non-invasive genetic sampling method for evaluating population-level benefits of wildlife crossing structures
|Coleman MA, Cetina-Heredia P, Roughan M, Feng M, Sebille E, Kelaher BP
|Global Change Biology
|Anticipating changes to future connectivity within a network of marine protected areas
|Collinge SK
|Effects of grassland fragmentation on insect species loss, colonization and movement patterns
|Collinson W, Patterson-Abrolat C
|The road ahead: Guidelines to mitigation methods to address wildlife road conflict in South Africa
|Comer PJ, Pressey RL, Hunter ML, Schloss CA, Buttrick SC, Heller NE, Tirpak JM, Faith DP, Cross MS, Shaffer ML
|Conservation Biology
|Incorporating geodiversity into conservation decisions
|Correa Ayram CA, Mendoza ME, Etter A, Perez Salicrup DR
|Ecological Indicators
|Anthropogenic impact on habitat connectivity: a multidimensional human footprint index evaluated in a highly biodiverse landscape of Mexico
|Correa Ayram CA, Mendoza ME, Etter A, Perez Salicrup DR
|Progress in Physical Geography
|Habitat connectivity in biodiversity conservation: a review of recent studies and applications
|Coster SS, Vesey Powell JS, Babbitt KJ
|Conservation Biology
|Characterizing the width of amphibian movements during postbreeding migration
|Creech TG, Epps CW, Monello RJ, Wehausen JD
|Landscape Ecology
|Using network theory to prioritize management in a desert bighorn sheep metapopulation
|Crooks KR, Soulé ME
|Mesopredator release and avifaunal extinctions in a fragmented system
|Cushman SA, Elliot NB, Macdonald DW, Loveridge AJ
|Landscape Ecology
|A multi-scale assessment of population connectivity in African lions (Panthera leo) in response to landscape change
|Cushman SA, Landguth EL
|Ecological Modelling
|Multi-taxa connectivity in the Northern Rocky Mountains
|Cushman SA, Landguth EL, Flather CH
|Biodiversity and Conservation
|Evaluating population connectivity for species of conservation concern in the American Great Plains
|Damschen EI, Baker DV, Bohrer G, Nathan R, Orrock JL, Turner JR, Brudvig LA, Haddad NM, Levey DJ, Tewksbury JJ
|Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA
|How fragmentation and corridors affect wind dynamics and seed dispersal in open habitats
|Damschen EI, Brudvig LA, Haddad NM, Levey DJ, Orrock JL, and Tewksbury JJ
|Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA
|The movement ecology and dynamics of plant communities in fragmented landscapes
|Damschen EI, Haddad NM, Orrock JL, Tewksbury JJ, Levey DJ
|Corridors increase plant species richness at large scales
|deBoer MK, Moor H, Matthiessen B, Hillebrand H, Eriksson BK
|Dispersal restricts local biomass but promotes the recovery of metacommunities after temperature stress
|Doerr VAJ, Barrett T, Doerr ED
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Connectivity, dispersal behaviour and conservation under climate change: a response to Hodgson et al.
|Drake JC, Griffis-Kyle K, McIntyre NE
|Using nested connectivity models to resolve management conflicts of isolated water networks in the Sonoran Desert
|Early R, Sax DF
|Ecology Letters
|Analysis of climate paths reveals potential limitations on species range shifts
|Egizi A, Kiser J, Abadam C, Fonseca DM
|Molecular Ecology
|The hitchhiker's guide to becoming invasive: exotic mosquitoes spread across a US state by human transport not autonomous flight
|Elliot NB, Cushman SA, Macdonald DW, Loveridge AJ
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|The devil is in the dispersers: predictions of landscape connectivity change with demography
|Etherington TR, Holland EP
|Landscape Ecology
|Least-cost path length versus accumulated-cost as connectivity measures
|Evans DM, Levey DJ, Tewskbury JJ
|Ecological Restoration
|Landscape corridors promote long-distance seed-dispersal by birds during winter but not during summer at an experimentally fragmented restoration site
|Fahrig L
|Journal of Biogeography
|Rethinking patch size and isolation effects: the habitat amount hypothesis
|Farhadinia MS, Ahmadi M, Sharbafi E, Khosravi S, Alinezhad H, Macdonald DW
|Biological Conservation
|Leveraging trans-boundary conservation partnerships: Persistence of Persian leopard (Panthera pardus saxicolor) in the Iranian Caucasus
|Favre-Bac L, Mony C, Ernoult A, Burel F, Arnaud J-F
|Ditch network sustains functional connectivity and influences patterns of gene flow in an intensive agricultural landscape
|Feeley KJ, Rehm EM
|Global Change Biology
|Amazon's vulnerability to climate change heightened by deforestation and man-made dispersal barriers
|Feeley KJ, Silman MR
|Diversity and Distributions
|Disappearing climates will limit the efficacy of Amazonian protected areas
|Fernández-Chacón A, Stefanescu C, Genovart M, Nichols JD, Hines JE, Páramo F, Turco M, Oro D
|Journal of Animal Ecology
|Determinants of extinction-colonization dynamics in Mediterranean butterflies: the role of landscape, climate and local habitat features
|Finer M, Jenkins CN
|PLoS ONE
|Proliferation of hydroelectric dams in the Andean Amazon and implications for Andes-Amazon connectivity
|Fletcher RJ, Burrell NS, Reichert BE, Vasudev D, Austin JD
|Current Landscape Ecology Reports
|Divergent perspectives on landscape connectivity reveal consistent effects from genes to communities
|Fletcher RJ, Acevedo MA, Roberston EL
|The matrix alters the role of path redundancy on patch colonization rates
|Fletcher RJ, Revell A, Reichert BE, Kitchens WM, Dixon JD, Austin JD
|Nature Communications
|Network modularity reveals critical scales for connectivity in ecology and evolution
|Ford AT, Clevenger, AP
|Conservation Biology
|Validity of the prey-trap hypothesis for carnivore-ungulate interactions at wildlife-crossing structures
|Fung E, Imbach P, Corrales L, Vilchez S, Zamora N, Argotty F, Hannah L, Ramos Z
|Climatic Change
|Mapping conservation priorities and connectivity pathways under climate change for tropical ecosystems
|García Molinos J, Takao S, Kumagai NH, Poloczanska ES, Burrows MT, Fujii M, Yamano H
|Global Change Biology
|Improving the interpretability of climate landscape metrics: an ecological risk analysis of Japans Marine Protected Areas
|Gerber RL, Del Mar Manchas-Cisneros M, O'Conner MI, Selig ER
|Climate change impacts on connectivity in the ocean: implications for conservation
|Giannini TC, Tambosi LR, Acosta AL, Jaffe R, Saraiva AM, Imperatriz-Fonseca VL
|Plos ONE
|Safeguarding ecosystem services: a methodological framework to buffer the joint effect of habitat configuration and climate change
|Gilbert-Norton L, Wilson R, Stevens JR, and Beard KH
|Conservation Biology
|A meta-analytic review of corridor effectiveness
|Gillies CS, St. Clair CC
|Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
|Riparian corridors enhance movement of a forest specialist bird in fragmented tropical forest
|Gimona A, Poggio L, Polhill JG, Castellazzi M
|Landscape Ecology
|Habitat networks and food security: promoting species range shift under climate change depends on life history and the dynamics of land use choices
|Gonzalez A, Lawton JH, Gilbert FS, Blackburn TM, and Evans-Freke I
|Metapopulation dynamics, abundance, and distribution in a microecosystem
|Gray CL, Simmons BI, Fayle TM, Mann DJ, Slade EM
|Biological Conservation
|Are riparian forest reserves sources of invertebrate biodiversity spillover and associated ecosystem functions in oil palm landscapes?
|Gray ME, Dickson BG
|Ecological Applications
|A new model of landscape-scale fire connectivity applied to resource and fire management in the Sonoran Desert, USA
|Gregory AJ, Beier P
|Conservation Biology
|Response variables for evaluation of the effectiveness of conservation corridors
|Haddad N, Gonzalez A, Brudvig LA, Burt MA, Levey DJ, Damschen EI
|Experimental evidence does not support the Habitat Amount Hypothesis
|Haddad NM
|Corridors for people, corridors for nature
|Haddad NM
|Ecological Applications
|Corridor and distance effects on interpatch movements: a landscape experiment with butterflies
|Haddad NM, Bowne DR, Cunningham A, Danielson BJ, Levey DJ, Sargent S, and Spira T
|Corridor use by diverse taxa
|Haddad NM, Brudvig LA, Clobert J, Davies KF, Gonzalez A, Holt RD, Lovejoy TE, Sexton JO, Austin MP, Collins CD, Cook WM, Damschen EI, Ewers RM, Foster BL, Jenkins CN, King AJ, Laurance WF, Levey DJ, Margules CR, Melbourne BA, Nicholls AO, Orrock JL, Song D-X, Townshend JR
|Science Advances
|Habitat fragmentation and its lasting impact on Earth's ecosystems
|Haddad, NM
|Nature Methods
|Connecting ecology and conservation through experiment
|Hale JD, Fairbrass AJ, Matthews TJ, Davies G, Sadler JP
|Global Change Ecology
|The ecological impact of city lighting scenarios: exploring gap crossing thresholds for urban bats
|Hale ML, Lurz PWW, Shirley MDF, Rushton S, Fuller RM, Wolff K
|Impact of landscape management on the genetic structure of red squirrel populations
|Hamilton CM, Baumann M, Pidgeon AM, Helmers DP, Thogmartin WE, Heglund PJ, Radeloff VC
|Landscape Ecology
|Past and predicted future effects of housing on open space conservation opportunity areas and habitat connectivity around National Wildlife Refuges
|Hannah L, Roehrdanz PR, Ikegami M, Shepard AV, Shaw MR, Tabor G, Zhi L, Marquet PA, and Hijmans RJ
|Proceedings of the National Academy of Science USA
|Climate change, wine, and conservation
|Heard GW, Thomas CD, Hodgson JA, Scroggie MP, Ramsey DSL, Clemann N
|Ecology Letters
|Refugia and connectivity sustain amphibian metapopulations afflicted by disease
|Heller NE, Zavaleta ES
|Biological Conservation
|Biodiversity management in the face of climate change: A review of 22 years of recommendations
|Herrmann JD, Carlo TA, Brudvig LA, Damschen EI, Haddad NM, Levey DJ, Orrock JL, Tewksbury JJ
|Connectivity from a different perspective: comparing seed dispersal kernels in connected vs. unfragmented landscapes
|Hess GR, Fischer RA
|Landscape and Urban Planning
|Communicating clearly about conservation corridors
|Hilty JA, Lidicker WZ, Merenlender AM
|Corridor ecology: the science and practice of linking landscapes for biodiversity conservation
|Hobbs RJ
|Trends in Ecology and Evolution
|The role of corridors in conservation: solution or bandwagon?
|Hodgson JA, Moilanen A, Wintle BA, Thomas CD
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Habitat area, quality and connectivity: striking the balance for efficient conservation
|Hodgson JA, Thomas CD, Cinderby S, Cambridge H, Evans P, Hill JK
|Conservation Letters
|Habitat re-creation strategies for promoting adaptation of species to climate change
|Hoegh-Guldberg O, Hughes L, McIntyre S, Lindenmayer DB, Parmesan C, Possingham HP, Thomas CD
|Assisted colonization and rapid climate change
|Huijser MP, Fairbanks ER, Camel-Means W, Graham J, Watson V, Basting, Becker D
|Biological Conservation
|Effectiveness of short sections of wildlife fencing and crossing structures along highways in reducing wildlifevehicle collisions and providing safe crossing opportunities for large mammals
|Hulmes PE
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Invasion pathways at a crossroad: policy and research challenges for managing alien species introductions
|Inoue K, Berg DJ
|Global Change Biology
|Predicting the effects of climate change on population connectivity and genetic diversity of an imperiled freshwater mussel, Cumberlandia monodonta (Bivalvia: Margaritiferidae), in riverine systems
|Jaeger KL, Olden JD, Pelland NA
|Climate change poised to threaten hydrologic connectivity and endemic fishes in dryland streams
|Jain A, Chong KY, Chua MAH, Clements GR
|Conservation Biology
|Moving away from paper corridors in Southeast Asia
|Janin A, Léna J-P, Deblois S, Joly P
|Conservation Biology
|Use of stress-hormone levels and habitat selection to assess functional connectivity of a landscape for an amphibian
|Jantz P, Goetz S, Laporte N
|Nature Climate Change
|Carbon stock corridors to mitigate climate change and promote biodiversity in the tropics
|Januchowski-Hartley SR, McIntyre PB, Diebel M, Doran PJ, Infante DM, Joseph C, Allan JD
|Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment
|Restoring aquatic ecosystem connectivity requires expanding inventories of both dams and road crossings
|Jenkins CN, Pimm SL, Alves MAS
|Natureza & Conservação
|How conservation GIS leads to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
|Jenkins CN, Pimm SL, Joppa LN
|Global patterns of terrestrial vertebrate diversity and conservations
|Joshi A, Vaidyanathan S, Mondol S, Edgaonkar A, Ramakrishnan U
|PLoS ONE
|Connectivity of tiger (Panthera tigris) populations in the human-influenced forest mosaic of central India
|Kormann U, Rosch V, Batary P, Tscharntke T, Orci KM, Samu F, Scherber C
|Diversity and Distributions
|Local and landscape management drive trait-mediated biodiversity of nine taxa on small grassland fragments
|Kormann U, Scherber C, Tscharntke T, Klein N, Larbig M, Valente JJ, Hadley AS, Betts MG
|Proceeding of the Royal Society B
|Corridors restore animal-mediated pollination in fragmented tropical forest landscapes
|Krosby M, Breckheimer I, Cosentino B, Gaines B, Hall S, Halupka K, Long R, McRae B, Pierce J, Schuett-Hames J, Singleton P
|Landscape Ecology
|Focal species and landscape naturalness corridor models offer complementary approaches for connectivity conservation planning
|Krosby M, Tewksbury J, Haddad NM, Hoekstra J
|Conservation Biology
|Ecological connectivity for a changing climate
|Kujala H, Moilanen A, Araujo M, Cabeza M
|PLoS ONE
|Conservation planning with uncertain climate change projections
|Lacher I, Wilkerson M
|Conservation Biology
|Wildlife connectivity approaches and best practices in US state wildlife action plans
|Lampinen J, Ruokolainen K, Huhta A-P
|PLoS ONE
|Urban power line corridors as novel habitats for grassland and alien plant species in south-western Finland
|Landguth EL, Hand BK, Glassy J, Cushmann SA, Sawaya MA
|UNICOR: a species connectivity and corridor network simulator
|LaPoint SP, Gallery P, Wikelski M, Kays R
|Landscape Ecology
|Animal behavior, cost-based corridor models, and real corridors
|Lawler JJ, Ackerly DD, Albano CM, Anderson MG, Dobrowski SZ, Gill JL, Heller NE, Pressey RL, Sanderson EW, Weiss SB
|Conservation Biology
|The theory behind, and the challenges of, conserving nature's stage in a time of rapid change
|Lawler JJ, Ruesch AS, Olden JD, McRae BH
|Ecology Letters
|Projected climate-driven faunal movement rates
|Lawson CR, Bennie JJ, Thomas CD, Hodgson JA, Wilson RJ
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Local and landscape management of an expanding range margin under climate change
|Lechner AM, Brown G, Raymond CM
|Landscape Ecology
|Modeling the impact of future development and public conservation orientation on landscape connectivity for conservation planning
|Legrand D, Guillaume O, Baguette M, Cote J, Trochet A, Calvez O, Zajitschek S, Zajitschek F, Lecomte J, Benard Q, Le Galliard J, Clobert J
|Nature Methods
|The Metatron: an experimental system to study dispersal and metaecosystems for terrestrial organisms
|Lembrechts JJ, Alexander JM, Cavieres LA, Haider S, Lenoir J, Kueffer C, McDougall K, Naylor BJ, Nuñez MA, Pauchard A, Rew LJ, Nijs I, Milbau A
|Mountain roads shift native and non-native plants species' ranges
|Leonard PB, Duffy EB, Baldwin RF, McRae BH, Shah VB, Mohapatra TK
|Methods in Ecology and Evolution
|Gflow: software for modelling circuit theory-based connectivity at any scale
|Leonard PB, Sutherland RW, Baldwin RF, Fedak DA, Carnes RG, Montgomery AP
|Animal Conservation
|Landscape connectivity losses due to sea level rise and land use change
|Lister, N-M, Brocki M, Ament R
|Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment
|Integrated adaptive design for wildlife movement under climate change
|Magris RA, Pressey RL, Weeks R, Ban NC
|Biological Conservation
|Integrating connectivity and climate change into marine conservation planning
|Mazaris, AD, Papanikolaou AD, Barbet-Massin M, Kallimanis AS, Jiguet F, Schmeller DS, Pantis JD
|PLoS ONE
|Evaluating the connectivity of a protected areas network under the prism of global change: the efficiency of the European Natura 2000 network for four birds of prey
|McCauley DJ, Young HS, Dunbar RB, Estes JA, Semmens BX, Micheli F
|Ecological Applications
|Assessing the effects of large mobile predators on ecosystem connectivity
|McGuire JL, Lawler JJ, McRae BH, Nuñez TA, Theobald DM
|Achieving climate connectivity in a fragmented landscape
|McKelvey KS, Copeland JP, Schwartz MK, Littell JS, Aubry KB, Squires JR, Parks SA, Elsner MM, Mauger GS
|Ecological Applications
|Climate change predicted to shift wolverine distributions, connectivity, and dispersal corridors
|McRae BH, Dickson BG, Keitt TH, Shah VB
|Using circuit theory to model connectivity in ecology, evolution, and conservation
|McRae BH, Hall SA, Beier P, Theobald DM
|PLoS ONE
|Where to restore ecological connectivity? Detecting barriers and quantifying restoration benefits
|Milanesi P, Holderegger R, Bollmann K, Gugerli F, Zellweger F
|Three-dimensional habitat structure and landscape genetics: a step forward in estimating functional connectivity
|Milko LV, Haddad NM, Lance SL
|Journal of Insect Conservation
|Dispersal via stream corridors structures populations of the endangered St. Francis' satyr butterfly (Neonympha mitchellii francisci)
|Miller JRB, Jhala YV, Jena J, Schmitz OJ
|Ecology and Evolution
|Landscape-scale accessibility of livestock to tigers: implications of spatial grain for modeling predation risk to mitigate human-carnivore conflict
|Mimet A, Clauzel C, Foltête J-C
|Landscape Ecology
|Locating wildlife crossings for multispecies connectivity across linear infrastructures
|Miquelle DG, Rozhnov VV, Emorshin V, Murzin AA, Nikolaev IG, Hernandez-Blanco JA, Naidenko SV
|Integrative Zoology
|Identifying ecological corridors for Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica) and Amur leopards (Panthera pardus orientalis)
|Mitchell MGE
|Decision Point
|Fragmentation and ecosystem services: connecting a fragmented landscape with human wellbeing
|Mitchell MGE, Bennett EM, Gonzalez A
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Forest fragments modulate the provision of multiple ecosystem services
|Mitchell MGE, Suarez-Castro AF, Martinez-Harms M, Maron M, McAlpine CA, Gaston KJ, Johansen K, Rhodes J
|Trends in Ecology and Evolution
|Reframing landscape fragmentation's effects on ecosystem services
|Mokany K, Harwood TD, Ferrier S
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Comparing habitat configuration strategies for retaining biodiversity under climate change
|Mortelliti A, Michael DR, Lindenmayer DB
|Animal Conservation
|Contrasting effects of pine plantations on two skinks: results from a large-scale 'natural experiment' in Australia
|Moqanaki EM, Cushman SA
|Animal Conservation
|All roads lead to Iran: Predicting landscape connectivity of the last stronghold for the critically endangered Asiatic cheetah
|Munshi-South, J
|Molecular Ecology
|Urban landscape genetics: canopy cover predicts gene flow between white-footed mouse (Peromyscus leucopus) populations in New York City
|Nogeire TM, Davis FW, Crooks KR, McRae BH, Lyren LM, Boydston EE
|American Midland Naturalist
|Can orchards help connect Mediterranean ecosystems? Animal movement data alter conservation priorities
|Noss RF
|Conservation Biology
|Corridors in real landscapes: a reply to Simberloff and Cox
|Nuñez T, Lawler JJ, McRae BH, Pierce DJ, Krosby MB, Kavanagh DM, Singleton PH, Tewksbury JJ
|Conservation Biology
|Connectivity planning to address climate change
|Ogden LE
|Do wildlife corridors have a downside?
|Orrock JL, Danielson BJ, Burns MJ, Levey DJ
|Spatial ecology of predatorprey interactions: corridors and patch shape influence seed predation
|Paekau D, Vasquez-Dominguez E, Tucker NIJ, Moritz C
|Ecological management and Restoration
|Monitoring movement into and through a newly planted rainforest corridor using genetic analysis of natal origin
|Parks SA, McKelvey, KS, Schwartz, MK
|Conservation Biology
|Effects of weighting schemes on the identification of wildlife corridors generated with least-cost methods
|Parmesan C
|Climate and species' range
|Parmesan C, Yohe G
|A globally coherent fingerprint of climate change impacts across natural systems
|Pérez-Hernández CG, Vergara PM, Saura S, Hernández J
|Landscape Ecology
|Do corridors promote connectivity for bird-dispersed trees? The case of Persea lingue in Chilean fragmented landscapes
|Pesendorfer MB, Sillett TS, Koenig WD, Morrison SA
|The Condor
|Scatter-hoarding corvids as seed dispersers for oaks and pines: a review of a widely distributed mutualism and its utility to habitat restoration
|Peters W, Hebblewhite M, Cavedon M, Pedrotti L, Mustoni A, Zibordi F, Groff C, Zanin M, Cagnacci F
|Biological Conservation
|Resource selection and connectivity reveal conservation challenges for reintroduced brown bears in the Italian Alps
|Pitman RT, Fattebert J, Williams ST, Williams KS, Hill RA, Hunter LBT, Robinson H, Power J, Swanepoel L, Slotow R, Balme GA
|Journal of Applied Ecology
|Cats, connectivity and conservation: incorporating datasets and integrating scales for wildlife management
|Potts AJ, Hedderson TA, Cowling RM
|Diversity and Distributions
|Testing large-scale conservation corridors designed for patterns and processes: comparative phylogeography of three tree species
|Powell D, Maschinski J
|Ecological Restoration
|Connecting fragments of Pine Rockland ecosystem of south Florida: the connect to protect network
|Powney GD, Roy DB, Chapman D, Brereton T, Oliver TH
|Methods in Ecology and Evolution
|Measuring functional connectivity using long-term monitoring data
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|Conservation Biology
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|Zeller KA, McGarigal K, Cushman SA, Beier P, Vickers TW, Boyce WM
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|Landscape Ecology
|Sensitivity of landscape resistance stimates based on point selection functions to scale and behavioral state: pumas as a case study
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|Landscape Ecology
|Estimating landscape resistance to movement: a review
|Zeller KA, Nijhawan S, Salom-Pérez R, Potosme SH, Hines JE
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[C major modes intro] [ C Ionian ] [ Dorian mode ] [ Phrygian mode ] [ Lydian mode ] [ Mixolydian Mode ] [ Aeolian mode ] [ Locrian mode ]
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Guitar modes in G major and playing lead guitar.
This topic covers using the modes from the key of G major. Also using the E Aeolian mode at the 12th fret.
The question was, do I have to play from E to E if I am playing the E Aeolian mode? The answer is no. What's important is that you know E Aeolian is from E to E in G major. You can now visualize the notes of that mode. When you play the notes of the E Aeolian mode, you are playing the minor mode in G major. The notes of E Aeolian are Em F# dim, G major, Am, Bm, C major, D major. If you were playing over the Em chord, yes you would want to start with the E note or even a note of the Em chord. If you were playing a G chord, then maybe start with the G note or F# note, which is the leading tone for the key of G major.
E Aeolian has the notes E, F#, G, A, B, C, D, E
The E chord in the key of G major is minor chord and so are the A and B chords.
The G, C and D are major chords. The F# is the diminished chord.
The notes and chords in the key of G major are: G Am, Bm, C, D, Em F# dim and G
One way to think about the Aeolian mode is to consider the Aeolian mode and Ionian mode the same. This is because they share the same key signature signature.
One of the most popular positions to play the E Aeolian mode, is at the 12th fret. The two most popular minor modes in rock music are the Aeolian and Dorian modes. The Mixolydian is a popular major mode, but with a bit of alteration.
If you were playing the Am chord, you could start with the A note or a note of that chord, but just remember the notes A to A in that mode, or the A Dorian mode in G major. It is just important to visualize the modes as separated entities, but to incorporate them as one. They are just a continuation of each other. All the modes come from the same family. Since you want to play the Aeolian mode, it is the Em mode in G major. So you will base your song in Em. Play at the 12th fret and become accustomed to that location. Just remember, you can play this mode all over the fretboard. Once you learn them as illustrated it will be easier to move them around to different locations. You can learn to play lead in one location and play over all of the chords of that key. But you can also move to different positions to play the same notes.
For example, if you record an E5 chord you could play lead in the E Aeolian mode 12 fret. Then say you switched to a C chord. You could stay at that position of the Aeolian mode, but instead of starting with the E note, maybe play the C note and the notes of that chord, which is C Lydian, C to C in G major. It's all about playing off the chords of the backup rhythm. The Em chord and the C chord are both in the key of G major. So is the Am, Bm, D and F# diminished. E to E in the G major scale would be the Aeolian mode, but you don't have to play from E to E. Play from C to C over the C chord or G to G over the G chord. But remember the chords you want to play over and play the notes of those chords for true kick ass lead guitar.
If you are playing this E Aeolian mode, then you must be playing some of the chords in G major. If this is true, then you may want to concentrate on the E, G and B notes, the notes of Em chord. But try to concentrate on the chord you're playing. If you are playing the Em or G chord, then think of playing the notes of those chords. The illustration below shows the E Aeolian or G Ionian. G Ionian means the key of G major. The E Aeolian is E to E in G major. G Ionian is G to G in G major. You could use this position to play a lead in E Aeolian.
If you wanted to play lead over the Em chord, this would be a good place to start. You could use the E Aeolian scale below and also Em pentatonic. Or even E blues. They all fit in one way or another below.
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PRO FOOTBALL;Former Jets Can Offer Sympathy and Criticism
By FRANK LITSKY
Published: October 18, 1995
HEMPSTEAD, L.I., Oct. 17— What's wrong with the Jets? Why is a once-proud team staggering with a 1-6 record and losing to the Carolina Panthers, an expansion team that had never won before?
Ask former Jets and you get many answers, some stinging. Freeman McNeil thinks the offense is not playing hard. Jim Turner sees a team with a poor attitude. Wesley Walker says the team lacks talent.
The old-boy network is so tight in pro football that former players and coaches seldom criticize their old teams publicly. But while several former Jets offered sympathy and encouragement, some also pointed fingers.
The most outspoken was McNeil, the running back who retired after the 1992 season. In his role as a radio broadcaster, he watches his former team, and he does not always like what he sees.
"I see guys not making plays because they fear they will get injured," he said. "I used to see guys stretch across the middle and make outrageous catches. Today, I see guys protecting themselves so they won't get hurt. I've seen guys take off some plays or not pursuing. And not just the Jets, but a lot of teams. But not all. I keep seeing the 49ers and the Cowboys going all out on every play.
"Some guys are playing real hard and some don't seem to have anything fueling them. I've seen our defensive guys flying around trying to make plays and I've seen some on offense who don't. You can't take plays off. When I was playing, we went out and left it on the field. We made some bonehead plays, but our hearts were there. I don't get the same feeling now."
Turner, the kicker from 1964 to 1970, is a longtime sports broadcaster and sports talk-show host in Denver.
"This is not a good team," he said of the Jets. "They're on a megadowner now. They're difficult to watch. They need a lot of changes. First of all, attitude. You can get used to losing, and that's unacceptable. I don't see guys standing up for one another when there's a cheap shot, and that bothers me a great deal."
Walker, a key receiver until he retired six years ago, teaches in Queens high schools.
"When I walk into a school," he said, "everyone asks me, 'What's the problem with the Jets?' I tell them the Jets are a new team with not much talent, and some of their players with talent have been hurt. Basically, I don't think they're that good. I wouldn't go as far as Harry Carson did when he said the Giants' team is a disgrace.
"I understand the frustrations the Jets are going through. I remember our 3-11 and 4-12 seasons. But I'm a true fan. My heart bleeds for them. Why don't they have some older players come back and talk to the team? Guys like Marvin Powell and Ken O'Brien and Matt Snell could help, but they have all been alienated."
One former Jet willing to help out is Dave Herman, an offensive guard in the Namath era and now in broadcast sales and marketing in New York.
"I feel bad for the team," he said, "for the players, for myself, for all of us who have put in years because part of our remembrance is watching games on Sunday. I'm still proud I'm a Jet. I would do anything to help. I would go back and talk to them because what's happening now reflects on all of us, not just the guys playing."
Al Toon, the wide receiver who retired after the 1992 season because of too many concussions, sells real estate in Madison, Wis. From watching the Jets on television, he said, they appear to be playing hard, but not playing well.
"They seem to have a confidence problem," he said. "I went through several years where we didn't do well, and it was hard. It's still hard. They don't seem to have found a direction."
Winston Hill, a Pro Bowl offensive tackle from the Namath days, spoke from one of his barbecue restaurants in Denver. He said he knew the Jets would struggle.
"I talked with Rich Kotite in July at Joe Namath's football camp," Hill said, "and he said they would be fighting with their backs against the wall. When you play a young offensive line without experience, it's tough."
Richard Todd, Namath's successor at quarterback, said the current Jets are merely going through a stage -- a bad stage.
"My friends needle me about this team," he said from his brokerage office in Atlanta, "but that's normal. When I started with the Jets, we were pretty bad, too, and we were rebuilding. This team doesn't need anybody else to critique it. I wish they would do well, but it's a tough business. Everybody goes through it."
From his home in Oxford, Ohio, the 88-year-old Weeb Ewbank, who coached the Jets to their epic victory in Super Bowl III, offered this advice to Kotite, the beleaguered coach:
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Rambus hosts payments leaders in Rotterdam for Mobey Day
March 20th, 2017
PARTNER NEWS: Rambus is hosting Mobey Day in Rotterdam from 21-23 March, bringing together speakers from ING, Aite Group, CaixaBank, Danske Bank and Mastercard to discuss the payments and buying experience. Sessions will explore topics including PSD2, the key success factors for digital wallets, opportunities in the Internet of Things (IoT) and invisible payments.
Finland to get multi-bank P2P mobile payments platform
November 16th, 2016
Finnish consumers will be able to make P2P mobile payments using a mobile phone number from March 2017 through Siirto, a new platform unveiled by ATM operator Automatia — a company owned by three of… More
Nordea Bank ditches Swipp for MobilePay partnership
October 17th, 2016
Nordea Bank Denmark is ending its support for Swipp, the mobile payment joint venture it formed alongside other Danish banks in 2014, by deciding to "join a partnership" to develop Danske Bank's MobilePay platform. With the… More
JCDecaux to roll out PowaTag across Denmark
August 25th, 2015
Shoppers across Denmark will be able to make purchases from billboards, bus shelters and street furniture from outdoor advertising corporation JCDecaux subsidiary AFA JCDecaux via Powa Technologies' mobile payments platform PowaTag. "AFA JCDecaux will utilise the PowaTag offering in 20 key cities including Copenhagen, Aarhus, Aalborg, Odense and Vejle," Powa says. The news follows Powa's partnership with Denmark's Danske Bank to integrate PowaTag into its MobilePay banking app.
Vodafone customers top up with PowaTag
August 3rd, 2015
Pay-as-you-go customers of Vodafone UK can now top up their mobile phones via Powa Technologies' mobile payment platform PowaTag in more than 500 Vodafone stores as well as Argos, Brighthouse, Co-Op, Sainsbury's, Tesco, JD Williams and Wilkinson. The platform is already in use by France's Teleshopping, Denmark's Danske Bank and retailer Comptoir des Cotonniers.
France's Teleshopping network tunes into PowaTag mobile payments
July 7th, 2015
More than 400,000 viewers of France's largest television shopping network will soon be able to buy products featured on the TV channel by holding up their smartphone to the screen to scan audio tags that will then… More
Danske Bank to integrate PowaTag platform with mobile payments app
May 26th, 2015
Denmark's Danske Bank is to build support for mobile commerce platform PowaTag into its MobilePay app, allowing two million Danes to order and pay for goods with their smartphones via 'virtual boutiques' generated by PowaTag… More
Danske Bank pilots Zwipe biometric cards
May 26th, 2015
Denmark's Danske Bank has become the latest financial institution to pilot a contactless biometric card developed by Norway-based Zwipe that features an integrated fingerprint sensor and has received the backing of MasterCard. "We're working on this as one of our pilot projects," Danske Bank told NFC World. "We are not ready to disclose any further [information] at this time."
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In this system there are five types of mark which may be used in any combination.
Lateral marks indicate the port and starboard sides of a channel in the direction coming from seaward. In tidal waters the direction is normally defined as the direction of the rising tide or stream, while in non-tidal waters it is decided arbitrarily by the buoyage authorities. In Danish waters the direction from seaward is generally north to south and west to east, with variations to suit local geographical conditions. These variations will be shown on the chart.
Cardinal marks are used to indicate the direction in which a hazard or danger lies, and the marks are named according to the quadrant in which they lie in relation to the hazard or danger. They may be placed in a group of two, three or four round the area of the hazard, or individually to indicate the extremity of a hazard or danger, the limit of an area of shoal water or a bend in a channel.
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{DIY} Fabric Covered Letters via IDEAS
We found the cutest DIY project on the IDEAS Magazine website and we just had to share it with you. These fabric covered letter will look smashing in a nursery or kids bedroom. It seems like an easy little project that will also give you the opportunity to get rid of left over pieces of fabric. I'm sure you can also try the same trick with wallpaper samples, scrapbooking sheets, or beautiful gift wrapping.
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Brasov, Romania, 2-3 September, 2017
On 2 and 3 September 2017, EuroTrainer Association, in partnership with Brasov City Hall, Poiana Brasov Tourism Board and Transilvania University of Brasov, organizes IML & IVV Cooperation Cup in Poiana Brașov and Brașov. Two walking trails of at least 20 km will be available.
3 guided walking trails of 5 and 10 km in Brașov and Poiana Brașov are available as well as a cycling trail and swimming activities.
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Two different walking trails of at least 20 km will be offered (start/finish point and check points are bolded):
- Complex Hotelier Poiana Ursului – Poiana lui Stechil – Tâmpa (restaurant Belvedere) – serpentine – Aleea Tiberiu Brediceanu – str. Nicolae Bălcescu – Piața Sfatului – Biserica Neagră – Poarta Schei – str. Prundului – str. Spătarul Luca Arbore – str. Constantin Lacea – Pe Tocile – Podu Crețului – După Grădini – DN1E – Ruia –Complex Hotelier Poiana Ursului
Distance: 20 km
- Complex Hotelier Poiana Ursului – str. Poiana Ruia – DN1E – Râșnov – Parcare Peștera Valea Cetății – Pârtia Valea Lupului – Cabana Postăvarul – Drumul Roșu – Pârtia Sulinar – Hotel Sport –Complex Hotelier Poiana Ursului
Distance: 22 km
Start/Finish Point: Complex hotelier Poiana Ursului (Bear's Glade Hotel)
- Address: 1 Poiana Ursului Street, Poiana Brasov
- Start Time: 08:00 – 12:00 h
- Finish Time: 18:00 h
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Three IVV walking trails will be available – IVV stamps:
2.1. KRONSTADT (5km)
2.2. THE CITADEL (10 km)
2.3. SUN GLADE (5 km)
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A cycling trail of at least 20 km of medium difficulty will be available. There are renting bike centres in Poiana Brașov.
- Start/Finish Point: Complex hotelier Poiana Ursului (Bear's Glade Hotel)
Address: 1 Poiana Ursului Street, Poiana Brasov
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Swimming activities (300 m, 500 m) will be available. Location will be announced.
Visiting the Rasnov Citadel
Râșnov Citadel/ Rosenauer Burg (Cetatea Râșnov) is a historic monument and landmark in Romania.
Visiting Bran Castle
Castelul Bran is an impressive medieval fortress, a former royal residence. It is famous for the Count Dracula legend.
Visiting the Citadel Valley Cave
The cave (Peștera Valea Cetății) is located on the road Poiana Brașov – Râșnov. It is a natural attraction, restaured in the recent years. On Saturdays, for groups, there are concerts with Academic Clarinet Quartet.
Romanian traditional dinner
A traditional dinner with music folk ensemble will be organized in a restaurant in Poiana Brașov (Șura Dacilor, Coliba Haiducilor or Vânatorul). A campfire could be held.
Concert in a medieval citadel
A concert with Castelanii (Brașov Philharmonic Orchestra) in a medieval location (to be identified) will be proposed.
Accomodation is offered, primarily, in hotels and pensions partners, members of the Poiana Brasov Tourism Board, as follows:
- Hotel Alpin
- Hotel Piatra Mare
- Ana Hotels – Sport
- Teleferic Grand Hotel
- Hotel Escalade
- Hotel Poiana Ursului
- Pensiunea Valentin
- Cabana Postăvaru
- Hotel Ruia
- Casa Viorel
- Acasă la Dracula (House of Dracula)
- Vila Zorile
- Pensiunea Pantheon
- Casa Vinga
- Club Rossignol
- Pensiunea Mont Blanc
- Casa Emil
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- Vila Padina on Facebook
Liability insurances will be concluded for the IML/IVV event.
As would be the case, shuttle buses will be ensured for transfers from Henri Coanda Airport (Otopeni/Bucharest) to Poiana Brasov or from Poiana Brasov to Bran Castle.
September have nice weather with a good average temperature (20 – 25 Celsius degrees).


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Pharmacokinetics in Patients With Newly Diagnosed High-Grade Glioma Receiving Temozolomide and Radiation Therapy
This trial is active, not recruiting.
|brain and central nervous system tumors, thrombocytopenia
|temozolomide, comparative genomic hybridization, polymorphism analysis, laboratory biomarker analysis, pharmacological study, radiation therapy
|Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
|National Cancer Institute (NCI)
|Start date
|November 2006
|End date
|December 2008
|Trial size
|150 participants
|Trial identifier
RATIONALE: Studying samples of blood in the laboratory from patients receiving temozolomide may help doctors learn how temozolomide works in the body. It may also help doctors learn more about how a patient's genes may affect the risk of developing thrombocytopenia.
PURPOSE: This clinical trial is studying the pharmacokinetics in patients with newly diagnosed high-grade glioma receiving temozolomide and radiation therapy.
|United States
|No locations recruiting
|Other countries
|No locations recruiting
|Duarte, CA
|City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center
|no longer recruiting
|Baltimore, MD
|Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins
|no longer recruiting
Study Design
|Primary purpose
Primary Outcomes
Correlation of pharmacokinetics with incidence of dose-limiting toxicities
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Maximum concentration of temozolomide
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Polymorphisms in the MGMT repair gene
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Eligibility Criteria
Male or female participants at least 18 years old.
DISEASE CHARACTERISTICS: - Histologically confirmed high-grade glioma (WHO grade III or IV) - Must be scheduled to receive standard first-line therapy (cranial radiotherapy and temozolomide) PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS: - ANC ≥ 1,500/mm³ - Platelet count ≥ 100,000/mm³ - Creatinine ≤ 1.7 mg/dL - Bilirubin ≤ 1.5 mg/dL - Transaminases ≤ 4 times upper limit of normal - Not pregnant or nursing - Negative pregnancy test - Fertile patients must use effective contraception - No other malignancy within the past 5 years except curatively treated carcinoma in situ or basal cell carcinoma of the skin PRIOR CONCURRENT THERAPY: - No prior hormonal therapy for brain tumor - No prior biological agents (including immunotoxins, immunoconjugates, antisense agents, peptide receptor antagonists, interferons, interleukins, tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, lymphokine-activated killer cells, or gene therapy) - No prior immunotherapy - No prior chemotherapy - No prior radiotherapy, including cranial radiotherapy - Concurrent glucocorticoid therapy allowed - No concurrent carbamazepine - No other concurrent experimental therapy - No other concurrent cytotoxic therapy
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|A Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacogenomic Study of Patients With High-Grade Gliomas Receiving Daily Radiation Therapy and Temozolomide
|OBJECTIVES: - Compare the pharmacokinetic (PK) profiles of temozolomide (TMZ) in patients who develop severe thrombocytopenia vs PK profiles in patients who do not develop severe thrombocytopenia while receiving standard first-line therapy for management of newly diagnosed high-grade gliomas. - Determine if patients who develop thrombocytopenia have any single nucleotide polymorphisms in the O6-methylguanine-DNA methyltransferase gene. OUTLINE: This is a pilot, prospective, multicenter study. Patients receive oral temozolomide once daily on days 1-42. Patients also undergo cranial radiotherapy 5 days a week for 6 weeks in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity. Blood samples are collected periodically for pharmacokinetic and pharmacogenomic analysis, genotype analysis, plasma temozolomide levels, and MGMT repair gene polymorphism analysis. After completion of study treatment, patients are followed for 1 month. PROJECTED ACCRUAL: A total of 150 patients will be accrued for this study.
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The current situation of dispossession of the Ogiek from their land in Mau Forest, Kenya is the result of the adoption of the State''s land and other policies that are similar to those adopted by the colonialist more than a century ago. In response the Ogiek have instituted several cases through the Kenya courts in an effort to once again access their ancestral lands. Not only has the Kenya government introduced land policies that have greatly affected the way of life of the Ogiek, it has also failed to meet its obligations at the national and international level in response to protecting the human rights of indigenous people. In light of this, this paper attempts to demonstrate analytically how some historical and modern socio-political dynamics have continued to systematically deprive the Ogiek of their land and to assess the extent to which the platform on indigenous rights has helped them in their struggle for their land.


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"Crawl" is a song by American rock band Kings of Leon, and the second track on the 2008 album Only by the Night. It was the first track to be premiered from the album, with the band offering it as a free download on their website for a short period of time. The song was voted number 70 in the Triple J Hottest 100, 2008 countdown. A professional video for the song can be seen on YouTube. The video is also available on iTunes.
On 14 March 2009, Kings of Leon performed the song at the special Victorian bushfire relief concert Sound Relief in Melbourne, Australia.
It was released as downloadable content for the Rock Band music video game series on July 21, 2009.
In late October, it was released as a single in Canada and the United States.
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The Tang Center supports the innovative teaching methods and professional development programs of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management. Ellenzweig provided architectural design and construction administration services for the teaching facility program includeing a 300-seat auditorium, four discussion classrooms ranging from 75 to 130 seats, a corporate resource center for placement and recruitment, and an array of meeting rooms and offices. All teaching facilities incorporate sophisticated audio-visual and computer technology, and are designed to encourage interactive learning.
Generous lobby, break-out, and lounge spaces facilitate intensive use of the building by 300 graduate students, faculty, and staff, and enable the Sloan School to host distinguished speakers, conferences, and other social events. The lecture-hall foyer is furnished with couches and armchairs and serves as a student lounge. The spare but elegant lobby can accommodate a range of social functions from an impromptu lunchtime seminar to a reception for a guest lecturer. With such appealing interactive spaces, the Tang Center has become the social, as well as academic, hub of the Sloan School.
The major design intent of the building's exterior was to reflect the forward-looking aspects of the management education program, while harmonizing with overall campus architecture.
The project received Honor Awards for Design Excellence from the Boston Society of Architects and the New England Region of the American Institute of Architects.


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We use science to create sustainable marine aquariums. We understand and replicate nature to provide long term health for aquatic life in aquatic systems with the goal of applying helpful knowledge to marine life in the wild.
Our focus has led us to creating a community with interests in sustainability and responsible aquarium keeping. We create aquarist success, enthusiasm, and happiness by helping to avoid disease, misinformation, and the unneccessary. Our aquariums and aquaponics systems are teaching models for future defenders of the oceans.


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