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- Yale University, Ph.D., 1982
- Yale University, M.Phil., 1977
- Adelphi University, M.S., 1975
- Polytechnic University of New York, B.S., 1972
Research Interests
Dr. Landman's interests include the evolution, life history, and systematics of externally shelled cephalopods, particularly the twin groups-the ammonoids and nautiloids. Both have a superb fossil record comprising about 10,000 species. His investigations have focused on the early ontogenetic development of ammonoids and nautiloids, and how this information can be used to reconstruct the phylogeny of these groups. He also studies the evolution and systematics of ammonoids from Upper Cretaceous rocks of the Northern Great Plains in the United States. Fieldwork in Montana, South Dakota, and Wyoming has resulted in an extensive collection of these ammonoids, which were plentiful in the seaway that once covered this part of North America during the Cretaceous Period. In addition to their systematics, he is concerned with the distribution of these species in time and space, and in relation to their paleoenvironment.
Recent work on the Atlantic Coastal Plain, including Maryland and New Jersey, has also yielded a surprising number of ammonite fossils. These fossils are very useful for biostratigraphic analysis, in correlating strata between the Western Interior and northern Europe. Of special interest is the study of Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary sections in New Jersey, which are rich in ammonites.
All of this research depends on field work and involves annual expeditions to the Northern Great Plains (Wyoming, South Dakota, and Montana) and, in addition, the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plains (New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Alabama, and Tennessee). More recently, these trips include parts of Western Europe (Poland). I have also collected Nautilus in Palau, Fiji, and New Caledonia, as part of a large study on the phylogeny of these cephalopods.
|Recent Grant Support
|Collaborative Research: Soft Tissue and Membrane Preservation in Permian Cephalopods
|Collaborative Research: Paleobiology, Paleoceanography, and Paleoclimatology of a Time Slice through the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway
|Acquisition of a Variable Pressure SEM at the American Museum of Natural History
|NSF Grant MR1-R2
|Acquisition of a High Resolution CT-Scanner at the American Museum of Natural History
|New York State Innovation Economy Matching Grant for the Acquisition of a High Resolution CT Scanner
|Natural History Collections: Support for the AMNH InvertebratePaleontology Collection; Addressing a critical need to conserve and digitize the Microfossil Collection
- Machalski, M., J.W.M. Jagt, N.H. Landman, and J. Uberna. 2009. First record of the North American scaphitid ammonite Discoscaphites iris from the upper Maastrichtian of Libya. Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontolologie Abhandlungen. 254/3: 373-378.
- Kruta, I., I. Rouget, N. H. Landman, K. Tanabe, and F. Cecca. 2009. Aptychus microstructure in three genera of Late Cretaceous Ancyloceratina (Ammonoidea): unexpected diversity. Lethaia 42(2): 312-321.
- Polizzotto, K. and N.H. Landman. 2010. Pseudosutures and siphuncular membranes in hollow Rhaeboceras (Scaphitidae): Implications for chamber formation and shell growth. Cephalopods-Present and Past, Tanabe, K., Y. Shigeta, Y. Sasaki, and H. Hirano (editors), Tokai University Press, Tokyo: 131-140.
- Landman, N.H., R.H. Mapes, and C. Cruz. 2010. Soft tissues in ammonoid cephalopods from the Bear Gulch Lagerstätte (Lower Carboniferous), Montana, USA. Cephalopods-Present and Past, Tanabe, K., Y. Shigeta, Y. Sasaki, and H. Hirano(editors), Tokai University Press, Tokyo: 147-153.
- Landman, N.H., R.O. Johnson, M.P. Garb, L.E. Edwards, and F.T. Kyte. 2010. Ammonites from the Cretaceous/Tertiary Boundary, New Jersey, USA. Cephalopods-Present and Past, Tanabe, K., Y. Shigeta, Y. Sasaki, and H. Hirano(editors), Tokai University Press, Tokyo: 287-295.
- Klofak, S.M. and N.H. Landman. 2010. Some exceptionally well preserved specimens of Agoniatites vanuxemi form the Middle Devonian Cherry Valley Limestone of New York State, USA. Cephalopods-Present and Past, Tanabe, K., Y. Shigeta, Y. Sasaki, and H. Hirano (editors), Tokai University Press, Tokyo: 93-103.
- Tanabe, K., C .Kulicki, N.H. Landman, and A. Kaim. 2010. Tuberculate micro-ornamentation on embryonic shells of Mesozoic ammonoids: Microstructure, taxonomic variation, and morphogenesis. Cephalopods-Present and Past, Tanabe, K., Y. Shigeta, Y. Sasaki, and H. Hirano (editors), Tokai University Press, Tokyo: 105-121.
- Kruta, I., N.H. Landman, I. Rouget, F. Cecca, and N.L.Larson. 2010. The jaw apparatus of the Late Cretaceous ammonite Didymoceras. Journal of Paleontology 84(3):556-560.
- Cochran, J.K., K. Kallenberg, N.H. Landman, P.J. Harries, D. Weinreb, K.K. Turekian, A.J. Beck, and W.A. Cobban. 2010. Effect of diagenesis on the Sr, O, and C isotope composition of Late Cretaceous mollusks from the Western Interior Seaway of North America. American Journal of Science 310: 69-88.
- Landman, N.H., W.J. Kennedy, W.A. Cobban, and N.L. Larson.2010. Scaphites of the "nodosus group" from the Upper Cretaceous (Campanian) of the Western Interior of North America. American Museum of Natural History Bulletin 342: 1-242.
- Mapes, R.H., N.H. Landman, K. Cochran, C. Goiran, and B. Richer de Forges. 2010. Early taphonomy and significance of naturally submerged Nautilus shells from the New Caledonia region. Palaios. 25: 597-610.
- Mapes, R.H., L.A. Doguzhaeva, H. Mutvei, N.H. Landman, and K. Tanabe. 2010. The oldest known (Lower Carboniferous-Namurian) protoconch of a rostrum-bearing coleoid (Cephalopoda) from Arkansas, USA: phylogenetic and paleobiologic implications. Ferrantia 59: 114-125.
- Kruta, I., N.H. Landman, I. Rouget, F. Cecca, and P. Tafforeau. 2011. The role of ammonites in the Mesozoic marine food web revealed by jaw preservation. Science 331: 70-72.
- Bonacum, J., N.H. Landman, R.H. Mapes, M.W. White, A.J.White, and J. Irlam. 2011. Evolutionary radiation of Recent Nautilus and Allonautilus. American Malacological Bulletin 29:1-16.
- Palamarczuk, S., and N. H. Landman, 2011. Dinoflagellate cysts from the upper Campanian Pierre Shale and Bearpaw Shale of the U. S. Western Interior. Rocky Mountain Geology, v. 46 (2), pp. 137-164.
- De Baets, K., C.Klug, D. Korn, and N. H. Landman, 2012. Early evolutionary trends in ammonoid embryonic development. Evolution, v.66, pp. 1-19.
- Klofak, S. M., and N. H. Landman, 2012. Internal features of ammonitellas of tornoceratids from the Cherry Valley Limestone, New York State, U. S. A. In Neige, P., and I. Rouget (eds.), 8th International Symposium, Cephalopods- Present and Past, Dijon, Aug. 30- Sept. 2, 2010, Geobios, v. 45, pp. 49-56.
- Landman, N.H., M.P. Garb, R. Rovelli, D.S. Ebel, and L.E. Edwards. 2012. Short-term survival of ammonites in New Jersey after the end-Cretaceous bolide impact. Acta Palaeontologica Polonica v. 57(4), p. 703-715.
- Landman, N. H., W. A., Cobban, and N. L. Larson, 2012. Mode of life and habitat of scaphitid ammonites, In Neige, P., and I. Rouget (eds.), 8th International Symposium, Cephalopods- Present and Past, Dijon, Aug. 30- Sept. 2, 2010, Geobios, v. 45, pp. 87-98.
- Landman, N. H., J. K. Cochran, N. L. Larson, J. Brezina, M. Garb, and P. J. Harries, 2012. Methane seeps as ammonite habitats in the U.S. Western Interior Seaway revealed by isotopic analyses of well-preserved shell material. Geology, v. 40 (6), p. 507-510.
- Tanabe, K., Landman, N.H., and I. Kruta, 2012. Microstructure and mineralogy of the outer calcareous layer in the lower jaws of Cretaceous Tetragoniatoidea and Desmoceratoidea (Ammonoidea). Lethaia, v. 45, no. 2, p. 91-99.
- Landman, N. H., and Klofak, S.M. 2012. Anatomy of a concretion: Life, death, and burial in the Western Interior Seaway, Palaios, v. 27, pp. 672-693.
- Mapes, R.M., and Landman, N.H. 2012. An albino shell of Nautilus pompilius (Cephalopoda: Nautilidae) from the Philippines. The Nautilus, v. 126(3), pp. 113-116.
- Kruta, I., Landman, N., Rouget, I., Cecca, F., and Tafforeau, P. 2013. The radula of the Late Cretaceous scaphitid ammonite Rhaeboceras halli (Meek and Hayden, 1856). Palaeontology, v. 56, pp. 9-14.
- Landman, N.H., Remin, Z., Garb, M.P., and Chamberlain, J.A., Jr. 2013. Cephalopods from the Badlands National Park area, South Dakota: Reassessment of the position of the Cretaceous/Paleogene boundary. Cretaceous Research, v. 42, pp. 1-27.
- Dennis, K.J., Cochran, J.K., Landman, N.H., and Schrag, D.P. 2013. The climate of the Late Cretaceous: New insights from the application of the carbonate clumped isotope thermometer to Western Interior Seaway macrofossils. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v. 362, pp. 51-65.
- Landman, N.H., Kennedy, W.J., Cobban, W.A., Larson, N.L., and Jorgensen, S.D. 2013. A new species of Hoploscaphites (Ammonoidea: Ancyloceratina) from cold methane seeps in the Upper Cretaceous of the U.S. Western Interior. American Museum Novitates
- Kruta, I. Landman, N.H., Mapes, R., and Pradel, A. 2013. New insights into the buccal apparatus of the Goniatitina: paleobiological and phylogenetic implications. Lethaia
Teaching Experience
Faculty Appointments
- Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology, City College
- Adjunct Professor, Department of Geology, Brooklyn College
Courses Taught
Graduate Advisees
- Susan Klofak, CUNY
- Kimberly Handle, CUNY
Graduate Committees
- Ekaterina Larina, Brooklyn College
- Remy Rovelli, Brooklyn College
- Joshua Slattery, Univ. of South Florida
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Even knowing that the New York Mets would not have Matt Harvey next season, there was a slight glimmer of optimism they might have enough to piece together a rotation and spend elsewhere.
That glimmer is fading.
Pitching coach Dan Warthen fixed Daisuke Matsuzaka's long and cumbersome delivery, complete with a hitch. With a faster delivery, Matsuzaka showed he could be the real deal. After a rocky first two starts, Matsuzaka settled in to become one of the Mets' most reliable starters in September.
Matsuzaka finished at 3-3 with a 4.42 ERA in seven starts with the Mets. His fastball returned with bite as evidenced by his 33-16 strikeouts-to-walks ratio. He averaged just under eight strikeouts per nine innings.
The Mets were interested when Matsuzaka came out of Japan, but didn't come close to matching Boston with the qualifying negotiating offer to his Japanese team.
Matsuzaka earned $1.5 million this season from the Mets, who picked him up after Cleveland released him at the end of spring training.
The Mets also signed innings-eater Aaron Harang, Sept. 1, after his release from Seattle. Harang, who has also pitched for Cincinnati, San Diego and the Dodgers, is a reliable workhorse. From 2004 through this season, Harang has pitched less than 150 innings only twice, including this year when he worked a combined 143.1 innings with the Mariners and Mets.
Harang gave the Mets six innings in three of his four starts, and five in the other. He was 0-1 with a representative 3.52 ERA, but struck out 26 in 23 innings. However, he did give up five homers.
What Harang and Matsuzaka did was log enough innings to conserve the bullpen and prevent the Mets from unraveling the last month of the season.
What Harang and Matsuzaka also did was impressive to enough scouts to where somebody will make them an offer to pry them away if the Mets go low-ball. The last thing a journeyman pitcher wants to do is not leave an impression in September.
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I've bought several Amish cookbooks at local Mennonite stores over the years. All of these cookbooks are from the "Pennsylvania Dutch" country of Pennsylvania and Ohio. Like many church cookbooks, they include some pithy bits of advice for living, in addition to the recipes. Here's a "Thursday Thirteen" sample of some of the proverbs.
- There are just as good fish in the sea as ever were caught.
- A barking dog seldom bites.
- Bend the sapling before it's too late.
- A smooth tongue often hides sharp teeth.
- Easy got, soon spent.
- It's a poor hunter who does not always have one barrel loaded.
- Use it up, wear it out, make do, or do without.
- The laborer is worthy of his hire.
- If you swear while fishing, you won't catch anything.
- Girls with fat cheeks have hearts like flint.
- It is easier to fall than to get up.
- The old bull keeps on bellowing.
- When lost in the woods, look up a tree.
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Video: VHBL running on PS Vita 2.05
We announced last week that developer Tomtomdu80 got VHBL to run with a new user mode exploit. A few days ago, The Z published a video showing Tomtomdu80's exploit running VHBL perfectly on PS Vita's latest firmware 2.05.
Firmware 2.05 patches both the user and kernel exploits used with UNO to run CEF and ARK. It's also been confirmed that the latest Sony firmware patches several kernel exploits that were all relying on the same pattern (security issues related to the kermit wlan implementation). Technically, the end user is back to square one if they are on firmware 2.05. Thankfully, there are still lots of usermode exploits available in many psp games, and some of them can be used to port, if not a psp custom firmware (a kernel exploit would be required for that), at least VHBL.
VHBL is a Homebrew loader for the Vita running in the psp emulator. It offers overall less compatibility than a psp custom firmware, but is also less prone to flame wars between hackers and gamers, as it doesn't technically let people play pirated psp or vita games.
In the video below, The Z showcases Tomtomdu80's port of VHBL running on a 2.05 PS Vita. The video shows the PS Vita running PSP filer (a file explorer / file manager) and Pokemon running on the GBA emulator gPSP.
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BUIES CREEK, N.C. (March 24, 2007 - The ETSU men's tennis team took on conference opponents Campbell University today in Buies Creek, N.C. and were victorious 6-1. The Bucs now improve to 16-4 on the season and remain undefeated in conference play 6-0.
Play started out tight in doubles action but the Bucs managed to come out on top in all three positions. Alex Ahlgren (
In singles action Sebastian Serrano took care of his match in the No. 3 position winning 6-2, 6-0 against Artoym Starkov. Lisandro Picardo followed in the fifth position with a convincing 6-3, 6-1 over Viktor Taune.
Senior Felix Insaurralde defeated Vasja Gorjup 6-4, 6-2 in the fourth slot, while Daniel Isaza won in the sixth slot against Sebastian Thesloff 6-4, 6-4. The remaining two matches both came down to tight third sets as the teams fought for the remaining two points. Enrique Olivares fell to Gabriel Delarue in the top spot for the Bucs 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 giving
"Today's match lacked a lot of passion even though we were able to put our opponent away," said head coach Yaser Zaatini. "There were a lot of areas where we showed weaknesses, like our intensity, but we should expect to everything to be functioning when we get onto the court. Lisandro and Sebastian were solid as usual and put there matches away. We have lots of preparing to do in the next week to get ready for the rest of our matches."
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No. 1- Ahlgren/Sandlant (ETSU) def. Delarue/Sifre (CU) 9-8
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No. 1- Gabriel Delarue (CU) def. Enrique Olivares (ETSU) 4-6, 6-3, 6-4
No. 2- Predrag Burmasovic (ETSU) def. Marc Sifre (CU) 6-3, 1-6, 7-5
No. 3- Sebastian Serrano (ETSU) def. Artoym Starkov (CU) 6-2, 6-0
No. 4- Felix Insaurralde (ETSU) def. Vasja Gorjup (CU) 6-4, 6-2
No. 5- Lisandro Picardo (ETSU) def. Viktor Taune (CU) 6-3, 6-1
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 19, 2007) - Two weeks ago the Memorial Center saw the remaining two unbeatens match-up, and now this Saturday will bring together two of the top three teams in the A-Sun when the Lady Bucs host Jacksonville at 1:30 p.m. in Memorial Center. With a win on Saturday, ETSU (10-7, 6-1) will make it four consecutive victories for the first time since last season (12/28/05-1/7/06), and it will also separate them from
The Lady Bucs and Dolphins met for the first time last season, with ETSU sweeping the season series, 2-0. In game one, Kelly Turman (
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|Central Park. 3:00 PM. Photo: JH.
|Friday, November 18, 2011. Grey, rainy day in New York. Overcoat weather too.
Riding home through the Park, the colors were still rich but much of them off the trees and now on the ground offset by the dark browns of the wet trees and branches.
Riding down the side streets on the Upper East Side, the masses of bright yellow leaves carpeted many of the cars parked curbside, as well as the surrounding pavement. The wet greys and brick and browns of the buildings provided the perfect background for this riot of yellows and orange. I was thinking how after the leaves are gone and the trees are bare, we get the dimming greys of winter (unless there's lots of white stuff coating the world around us). Waiting for winter.
|Riding through Central Park.
|Last night. John and Joan Jakobson, those two inveterate fulltime charmers gave a "holiday" (or holiday-ish) annual cocktail party at their Park Avenue apartment for thousands of their closest friends. All that is an exaggeration of course, but the friends part is true. They are a couple who have a lot of friends, whom they see and whom they have fun with.
The Jakobsons are long time New Yorkers (although Joan hails from Boston and Kennedyland) with interests that run in several directions so -- a wide variety of friends. And they love their friends. And their friends love them back.
On the sked. Elizabeth Meigher from Quest has been after me for a month to go to this "party" opening of the Stuart Weitzman store on Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street that was held last night. The idea, personally, did not grab me. There are certain people whom I have a tendency to go along with, however. That's my problem but then again, that's my problem. Elizabeth is one of them. She really pours it on when she wants to flatter, and I fall just like one of those dead leaves in the picture above.
|Stuart Weitzman shoes to choose from ...
|She also told me that I could have a pair of shoes. I reminded her that I don't wear those kinds of shoes, that my feet were too big (and ugly) and those heels have always struck me as hazardous in a variety of ways. However, I was told I could pick out a pair of shoes and give them to one of the girls I knew at the party.
Groan. So I grab a cab and go down to 53rd and Fifth. I get there about 8 o'clock. I can see that I missed the main part of the party although there were quite a few guests still mingling, milling and enjoying the champagne.
People always ask me "is there a society today?" Answer: Yes. Where is it? It's here. In the store. You think I'm kidding? Society today is about shopping. The other day I got an invitation to a brunch for a young woman who has gone into the clothes designing/ manufacturing business. Someone is giving her a luncheon at a private club here. The invitation also stated that I could have a look at her line (pictures were enclosed) at the luncheon. Just by chance.
No small irony that a lifetime and a career later, as a social reporter/chronicler, I am confronted with the schmatte again. And they call it a party. Shoe store openings or social ladies luncheon. The latter I won't be attending, but I have no doubt that a lot of women whom you've seen many times on the NYSD, will be there. And looking at the schmattes, and thinking about what they'll wear in St. Barth's or Palm Beach, or Aspen, or Harbor Island in the coming months.
So, there I am at Stuart Weitzman's grand opening reception hosted by Quest's Elizabeth Meigher and Cornelia Guest. I've come this far and I insist I get to pick out a pair of shoes for a friend at the party. I went around quickly with my camera and took pictures of what I thought would look good on a goodlooking foot. I still like the shoes on women where you see a good ankle and well-proportioned slender foot. I don't get the risk-taking stilettos – they're too much like credit derivatives for me. However that's the fashion (and it'll probably go out when the credit derivatives go out).
I also decided that Tinsley Mortimer whom I hadn't seen in months, and who was there, would be the friend who'd get to own the shoes. When I showed her the ones I liked, however (see photos), she had her eye on another pair. These she loved. They had a strap just over the ankle. I don't like all those straps wrapping around the ankle and lower leg. It's a matter of taste but I think they hide the beauty.
She liked them, however. Although she was willing to go along with my decision. I decided she should get what she likes. And so she did. They are black, with a raised sole (I don't know how else you describe it). And a strap just above the ankle. And so I took some shots of them. Of course you can barely see them because she's wearing black stockings. But they look good on her. She's lookin' good, old Tinsley, as you can see. Very good. And she was right the shoes she loves look great on her.
|Patrick McMullan with Tinsley Mortimer.
|Tinsley modeling her new Stuart Weitzman shoes.
|From Stuart Weitzman, it was uptown to 86th and Fifth Avenue to the Café Sabarsky of the Neue Galerie in the old Vanderbilt mansion built in 1916 by Carrere and Hastings. Because: Yanna Avis, my friend the chan-tooze was giving a special cabaret concert for members of the Museum and their friends.
Yanna grew up in Paris, and although she left long ago to come to New York and marry Warren Avis, Paris has not left her. Not for a minute. Her songs are often French, and sung in French, and last night she added German songs a la Dietrich or Greta Keller.
We're very fortunate here in New York to have Yanna's talent to give us a glimpse of the refinement and the wit that formed the cultures three quarters of a century ago. To see it and to hear it as Yanna ma chantooze presents it (and an actress she is also), is to be reminded of many things that have served us well.
|The chantooze enters the cabaret.
|Yanna singing one of her standards of Paris life: "(He's) Just a Gigolo..."
|I could see the audience thought so too. Yanna will also be appearing this Tuesday and Wednesday at the Metropolitan Room this Monday at 9:30 pm, and on Tuesday evening at 7. Check it out.
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While the National Cotton Council was able to attain its goals of protection payment eligibility requirements and current payment limits during the congressional budgeting process that saw $3 billion whacked out of farm programs, the organization's chairman says "We're concerned about the ramifications of these provisions in the next farm bill debate."
The process of developing new farm legislation is just beginning, Woods Eastland told those attending the annual Beltwide Cotton Conferences at San Antonio, Texas, and congressional farm bill hearings will begin later this year and continue into early 2007.
"Our actions to protect the budget authority and the structure and eligibility provisions of the current act will build the foundation for our position on new legislation," he said.
Eastland, who heads the StaplCotn cooperative at Greenwood, Miss., gave credit to the Senate and House Agriculture Committees for "working hard to develop budget packages that minimize the damage to the current farm law structure and to producer income." Several cotton belt senators successfully led a bipartisan coalition in stopping the Grassley-Dorgan payment limit amendment, he noted. The council and virtually every other farm and commodity organization supported rejection of the amendment, which would have reduced the overall payment limit cap from $360,000 to $250,000, while eliminating the three-entity rule that would have required direct attribution of payments and redefining what is considered "actively engaged."
The amendment would also have made the use of commodity certificates count toward a producer's payment limit.
"The final reconciliation package contains no across-the-board cuts for commodity programs, but it does reduce advance direct payments for the 2006 and 2007 crops, and provided for the early termination of the cotton Step 2 program on Aug. 1 this year," Eastland said.
The Step 2 program, while not maintained through the life of the farm bill, was not immediately eliminated as had been proposed by USDA.
"Our primary agenda in 2005 was defending the U.S. cotton program and attaining sound trade policy," he said. The Bush administration had presented a budget proposal for significant changes in farm program supports, with $5.7 billion in cuts over 10 years.
"Elements of that program were very severe," Eastland said, "and were unfairly targeted toward cotton, rice, and peanuts. The council worked with Congress and the administration to deliver the message that the farm bill is a multi-year contract that provides necessary stability for U.S. agriculture and consumers."
During 2005, he said, Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns got an early start on development of the new farm bill by conducting forums in 40 states to solicit grower input. The USDA listening sessions in cotton belt states were attended by industry leaders who voiced strong support for maintaining many of the current act's provisions.
Additionally, several members of Congress held forums in their districts and throughout their states, which were well-attended. "An extensive effort was made to deliver cotton's message consistently," Eastland said.
In response to a Federal Register notice that followed the USDA farm bill listening sessions, the council submitted comments on a number of arm policy considerations and emphasized its support for the legislation, pointing out its importance to the current structure and stability of U.S. agriculture, including the vital role of the marketing loan program and opposition to payment limits.
"We stressed the need to maintain stable, predictable, and equitable farm policy as we look forward to the next farm bill," he said.
With outstanding research programs and new, innovative technologies, "I believe our industry has excellent prospects for achieving profitable cotton production and processing," Eastland said. "There are efforts under way in a wide array of scientific disciplines to reduce costs and apply technology to a host of problems and opportunities."
Several thousand people, representing all segments of the cotton industry, attend the annual Beltwide conferences.


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Moorhead officials say only seven households would need sandbags at 38 feet.
While Fargo residents are preparing to place more than a million sandbags to prepare for a possible 38-foot Red River flood crest, their neighbors across the river are looking at a much easier chore.
Moorhead, Minn., officials say they will only need 33,000 sandbags at that level.
The National Weather Service says the river has a 50-50 chance of reaching 38 feet in Fargo-Moorhead, which would be 20 feet above flood stage. Engineers typically add 2 feet of cushion in their flood preparations.
Moorhead officials say only seven households would need sandbags at 38 feet.
Fargo has 750,000 sandbags in storage and there are plans to make 500,000 more bags. The city plans to open so-called "Sandbag Central" on April 3.
Moorhead has 400,000 sandbags in reserve.


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Takeda Submits Marketing Authorisation Application for Vedolizumab in Moderately to Severely Active Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease in the European Union
Osaka, Japan – March 7, 2013
Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited ("Takeda") today announced that a Marketing Authorisation Application (MAA) has been submitted to The European Medicines Agency (EMA) for vedolizumab, an investigational, gut-selective humanized monoclonal antibody for the treatment of adults with moderately to severely active Ulcerative Colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease (CD), the two most common types of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). If approved, vedolizumab would be the first and only gut-selective biologic agent for UC and CD on the market.
"Ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease are chronic debilitating diseases with important unmet medical needs, often affecting young people in the prime of their lives," said Asit Parikh, M.D., Ph.D., vice president, general medicine, Takeda. "We are encouraged by the findings of GEMINI, the vedolizumab Phase 3 clinical development program, which studied approximately 3,000 patients in nearly 40 countries, making it the largest IBD clinical trial program conducted to date."
Nearly four million people worldwide are affected by IBD, with UC affecting more than 500,000 people and CD affecting approximately 230,000 people in the EU.Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are chronic diseases that cause inflammation of the lining of the digestive tract. Inflammation caused by CD can involve varying areas of the digestive tract, while UC impacts the colon only.CD and UC can be both painful and debilitating, which may sometimes lead to serious complications and can significantly impact the quality of life for patients.
The MAA submission was supported by Phase 3 clinical studies, GEMINI I, GEMINI II, GEMINI III and GEMINI LTS (Long-term Safety), which are part of the GEMINI Studies™, a four-study clinical research program to investigate the efficacy and safety of vedolizumab on clinical response and remission in moderately to severely active CD and UC patients, who had failed at least one conventional or anti-TNFα therapy.
"With a targeted mechanism of action, vedolizumab has clinical promise as a potential treatment option for people with moderate to severely active CD and UC," said Paul Rutgeerts, M.D., Ph.D., F.R.C.P, professor of medicine, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. "While there is no known cure, there is a need for new CD and UC treatment options, in an effort to provide patients with additional choices for managing their disease, reducing symptoms and achieving remission."
About Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis
Crohn's disease (CD) and ulcerative colitis (UC) are the two most common forms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which is marked by inflammation in the lining of the GI tract. CD can impact any part of the digestive tract, and common symptoms may include abdominal pain, diarrhea, rectal bleeding, weight loss, and/or fever. UC impacts the large intestine only, which includes the colon and the rectum. The most common symptoms of UC include abdominal discomfort and blood or pus in diarrhea. There is no known cause for CD or UC, although many researchers believe that the interaction of an outside agent, such as a virus or bacteria, with the body's immune system may trigger them. No cure exists for CD or UC; the aim of IBD treatments is to induce and maintain remission, or achieve extended periods of time when patients do not experience symptoms.
About vedolizumab
Vedolizumab was developed for the treatment of CD and UC, as a gut-selective, humanized monoclonal antibody that specifically antagonizes the alpha4beta7 (α4β7) integrin, which is expressed on a subset of circulating white blood cells. These cells have been shown to play a role in mediating the inflammatory process in CD and UC. α4β7 binds with a specific adhesion molecule primarily expressed in the intestinal tract. Therefore, vedolizumab, by preventing this interaction, has a gut selective effect.
About Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited
Located in Osaka, Japan, Takeda is a research-based global company with its main focus on pharmaceuticals. As the largest pharmaceutical company in Japan and one of the global leaders of the industry, Takeda is committed to strive towards better health for patients worldwide through leading innovation in medicine. Additional information about Takeda is available through its corporate website, www.takeda.com.
This press release contains forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include statements regarding Takeda's plans, outlook, strategies, results for the future, and other statements that are not descriptions of historical facts. Forward-looking statements may be identified by the use of forward-looking words such as "may," "believe," "will," "expect," "project," "estimate," "should," "anticipate," "plan," "assume," "continue," "seek," "pro forma," "potential," "target," "forecast," "guidance," "outlook" or "intend" or other similar words or expressions of the negative thereof. Forward-looking statements are based on estimates and assumptions made by management that are believed to be reasonable, though they are inherently uncertain and difficult to predict. Investors are cautioned not to unduly rely on such forward-looking statements.
Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results or experience to differ materially from that expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Some of these risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, (1) the economic circumstances surrounding Takeda's business, including general economic conditions in Japan, the United States and worldwide; (2) competitive pressures and developments; (3) applicable laws and regulations; (4) the success or failure of product development programs; (5) actions of regulatory authorities and the timing thereof; (6) changes in exchange rates; (7) claims or concerns regarding the safety or efficacy of marketed products or product candidates in development; and (8) integration activities with acquired companies.
The forward-looking statements contained in this press release speak only as of the date of this press release, and Takeda undertakes no obligation to revise or update any forward-looking statements to reflect new information, future events or circumstances after the date of the forward-looking statement. If Takeda does update or correct one or more of these statements, investors and others should not conclude that Takeda will make additional updates or corrections.
Takeda Pharmaceutical Company
Corporate Communications Dept. (PR/IR)
Elissa J. Johnsen
Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc.


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Researchers with Pioneer Hi-Bred are accelerating the development of new and improved products, traits and enabling technologies, giving growers the tools they need to meet the rapid growth in demand for corn.
"Our Accelerated Trait Integration process has allowed us to speed the development and dramatically grow the supply of our products with triple stacks — corn rootworm protection, corn borer protection and glyphosate resistance," said Mike Chapman, Pioneer research director. "For corn growers, it means they'll have better corn seed choices for the 2008 growing season."
Accelerated Trait Integration allows Pioneer researchers to combine base genetics with key traits one to two years sooner than previous methods.
Chapman said the vast majority of new product releases for 2008 will carry what are becoming the "essential" trait stacks in the first year of commercialization.
In 2009, Pioneer intends to have a triple stack option available for 100 percent of its new base genetics. Growers will be able to select either the base genetics or combinations of corn rootworm protection, corn borer protection and glyphosate resistance.
"Demand for triple stacks offering superior corn rootworm, corn borer and western bean cutworm protection from Herculex XTRA, as well as resistance to glyphosate, Roundup Ready 2, has made us adjust our research and commercialization strategy," said Chapman. "To deliver the products our customers want, when they want them, we now integrate the desired traits into our superior genetics much earlier in our research and development process."
Chapman said the heart of Accelerated Trait Integration is making the inbred conversions earlier in the development pipeline to allow advanced research testing to be conducted on the desired stacked combinations for all pre-commercial hybrids in the pipeline. This requires aggressively integrating technology traits early in the development process, increasing the number of growing cycles per year by using numerous tropical and temperate locations throughout the world, and use of molecular markers to ensure optimal conversions are obtained.
Chapman said that for the past three years Pioneer has made a multi-million dollar investment to make this happen and is an industry leader in their capabilities.
"Accelerated Trait Integration has allowed us to cut the time it takes to bring the best trait options in our best genetics, without cutting any corners in research testing," said Chapman. "In fact, we are generating more product performance data prior to advancement and commercialization decisions than ever before."
Even further advancements are anticipated as DuPont executes the $100 million reinvestment in Pioneer that was announced earlier this year.
"The new products that result from this reinvestment will help growers further improve their productivity and meet the growing demand for corn," said Chapman.
To find out more about the 2008 lineup of Pioneer brand corn hybrids or to view product test plots, contact a local Pioneer sales professional.


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The logs driven past Turners Falls in the summer of 1909 were spruce logs harvested in the far northwest corner of New Hampshire. These logs, harvested in the dead of winter, were floated down the river by gangs of rivermen beginning with the snowmelt. A log run monopolized the river except where booms successfully contained it, driving the other users of the river to dock until it had passed. But the river not only was a log highway: it powered the mills and factories on its banks. Water was diverted from the river's main channel into the runs that turned mills and generated electricity. At Turners Falls, a dam kept the water level high so that the power-generating canal there could be kept full of water. Annually, once the spring floods subsided, the height of the dam was extended by placing boards, called flashboards, atop the dam. A log drive needed water flowing over the dam for the logs to pass, but flashboards obstructed that. But in 1909, as the article notes, the river level was naturally high and enough water was available for all uses.
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Rams Fall to Red Dragons in Season Opener
Oneonta State - 1, Farmingdale State - 0
Oneonta, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State men's soccer team opened their 2008 schedule today, but fell 1-0 at Oneonta State's Red Dragon Field, in the season opener for both teams.
Oneonta sophomore Larry Pestana (Valhalla, N.Y. / Westlake) scored the lone goal of the day in the 69th minute of play to help the Red Dragons earn the victory. Pestana's goal came on a pass from classmate Gary Laronde (Wheatley Heights, N.Y. / Half Hollow Hills) inside the box where Pestana then placed it into a open left side of the goal to put Oneonta on the board.
Freshman keeper, Max Siegelman (Roslyn, N.Y. / Roslyn) made one save in goal for the Red Dragons while earning his first collegiate victory in the net. Junior Patrick Gubbins (East Patchogue, N.Y. / Bellport) made five saves in goal for Farmingdale State.
The Rams will return to action on Saturday, September 6th for the home opener at 1:00 p.m against Brooklyn College.


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On Friday 12/21/12, some predict the end of the world, citing the end of the Mayan calendar. Others say that the Mayan calendar is infinite and that 12/21 signifies not the end but a new beginning. Perhaps the Mayans were saying change is good and that sometimes we have to let go of the box, not merely step out of it.
On Tuesday we learned of the death of Spencer Cox, one of the founders of Act-Up and TAG. Spencer and many others in the early days of AIDS kicked the box aside and made the blueprint. They crafted it out of their anger, their desperation and their love. For them and for Bailey House's founders, silence and inaction were not choices.
On March 28th we will be celebrating our 30th anniversary by giving the "First Decade Award" to 30 individuals, who along with us made defiance and action the mantra. In 1983, when we started, holding someone dying of AIDS was an act of defiance in a room full of doctors dressed in Hazmat suits. Providing someone dying of AIDS with permanent housing was considered a waste of resources – bureaucrats said they would die anyway. We kicked that box so hard it splintered into a thousand pieces – almost as many as there were Bailey House residents who proved them wrong.
We wish the Mayans were here to give us some insight, but since they are not we will create our own. As we move towards 12/21/12 and 2013, we'd like to quote our favorite seer – His Holiness the Dalai Lama: "It's not enough to be compassionate. You must act." We wish you and your loved ones a very happy holiday season and as you ring in the New Year we hope that you will put box kicking and making positive change on your list of 2013 resolutions. With your support they are at the top of ours.
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Chinese Migrant Reveals Hardship in Singapore
Many Chinese migrating to Singapore find it difficult to assimilate in the city-state due to heightened tension between the locals and foreigners. The WSJ's Chun Han Wong and Tobias Reeuwijk report on one migrant's story and how many face discrimination from the local ethnic Chinese majority.
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For all the optimism about the condition of Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, the reality is that it's too soon to know how his reconstructed knee will be when the season starts.
And during a tour of the Redskins' still-being-built training camp facility in Richmond, Redskins General Manager Bruce Allen admitted as much.
"It's great to hear the building is on schedule, ahead of schedule, and I've heard all those same phrases for our quarterback," Allen said, via Mark Maske of the Washington Post. "It's too early to tell right now. He is doing everything that the doctors want him to do. He's a great worker. I think that's why there's so much optimism that he'll be ready at the beginning.
"But it's really too premature to speculate on where his medical condition is until we give him a physical when training camp starts July 25."
Griffin had surgery in January, and has apparently been working diligently, but Allen wasn't prepared to say what his quarterback might be doing when OTAs are opened to reporters Thursday.
"You'll get to see when you all come out there on Thursday," Allen said. "He's been doing a lot of drill work on his own with the other injured players. He has to just follow the doctors' and the trainers' advice on a daily basis."
After the early flurry of optimism, it certainly sounds like the Redskins are adopting more of a wait-and-see approach, which is the only reasonable way to approach an injury such as RG3's.


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William Keilar needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 35 designs submitted by 18 freelance designers.
Peninsula Support Services http://www.pss.org.au
Peninsula Support Services Community based Psychiatric Disability Not for profit organisation based in Mornington, Victoria providing Outreach Support, Rehabilitation Groups (both centre based and in the community) for living skills and socialisation.
CLOCk (Contributing to lasting outcomes for carers) is a new program to support Carers/families of people with Mental Illness and promote their caring roles and support with respite options and transport co0ordination.
(PSS is the Lead agency in a 5 member consortium funded for this project)
Carers of people with a mental illness and other service providers
A logo to represent the new project.
(CLOCk) representing partnership between the consortium members, and carers.
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Glasgow & Leeds Web Design
Maraid Design's websites are professional, attractive and easy to navigate. Our approach is simple: we believe in beautiful digital design and beautifully crafted code. We take great pride in our web design work and we're lucky to have worked with some fantastic people – we think the results speak for themselves!


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New IBM Power Systems for Small Businesses
Date added: 05 Feb 2013
IBM technician Steve Mallmann performs a quality check on a new IBM Power 740 Express system infused with the latest POWER7+ chip technology. IBM unveiled new Power Systems for SMBs and growth market companies tuned for big data and cloud computing. (Credit: IBM)
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