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KSP Highway Safety Branch News Release
Ten Die On Kentucky Roadways (Oct. 18 through Oct. 24)
Date of News Release: 10/25/10
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Preliminary statistics* indicate that ten people died in ten separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, Oct. 18, through Sunday, Oct. 24, 2010.
Seven of the crashes involved motor vehicles and six of the victims were not wearing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Adair, Breathitt, Hardin, Jefferson (2), Laurel, and Lincoln counties. The suspected use of alcohol was a factor in the Adair and Lincoln County crashes.
One motorcycle involved fatal crash occurred in Shelby County and the victim was wearing a helmet.
One pedestrian involved fatal crash occurred in Bell County.
One ATV fatal crash occurred in Leslie County and the victim was not wearing a helmet. The suspected use of alcohol is a factor in this crash.
Through Oct. 24, preliminary statistics* indicate that 616 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2010. This is 26 less fatalities than reported for the same time period in 2009. There were 475 motor vehicle fatalities and 247 of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Sixty-seven of those crashes involved a commercial motor vehicle. Forty-seven fatal crashes involved a pedestrian and two involved a scooter. Seventy-four crashes involved a motorcycle and forty-two of those victims were not wearing helmets. Thirteen crashes involved an ATV and eleven victims were not wearing helmets. Five crashes involved a bicycle. A total of 125 fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
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Some notes from Paul Johnson's news conference regarding the dismissal of defensive coordinator Al Groh:
1. On Groh: "Nobody worked harder than Al. Nobody put in more time and I certainly appreciate everything he did while he was here."
2. Johnson said he arrived at his decision Monday morning after taking time to mull it over and watch game video. He saw errors in communication and alignment that kept repeating themselves. As he said multiple times, Groh's game plans were sound and he didn't lack for knowledge. Rather, the communication of his plan wasn't getting onto the field, in Johnson's opinion.
3. Johnson's involvement will be setting parameters and framework and from there will be provided as necessary. As is his wont, he said he prefers to give the assistants the leeway to do what they feel is best. One parameter he'll stress is to keep the defense simple enough to be played without error.
"Certainly, we want to be multiple enough that we can play, but we want to be sound," Johnson said. "I don't want to come in Monday and have 40 missed assignments. It's not going to do you any good."
3. The scheme won't completely change, although he said the line won't play as much "two-gap" as it had, although the defense had been doing less of that. (In a two-gap scheme, linemen line up directly across from an offensive linemen and is responsible for the gap on either side of the offensive lineman. The idea is to "build a wall," a phrase Groh often used, to force running backs to run laterally.)
In a one-gap scheme, a lineman sets up between two offensive linemen and is responsible for that one gap. It typically requires more players to commit to run-stopping, since the linemen are responsible for one gap each instead of two, but Tech's personnel is probably better suited for it.
That said, Johnson has never been married to one defensive scheme or another.
"I don't think you've got to trick people," he said. "I think you line up and know what you're doing and play fast."
4. Johnson said the decision was based on a body of work and his conclusion that the problems weren't going to go away. He acknowledged that Tech's issues go beyond defense, but he felt the defense's problems could be addressed with a change.
"It's a chance to move forward and see how we can do," he said. "I think that we can play better than we've played. So we'll see."
5. Johnson on player reaction: "I'm sure that you have mixed emotions. I'm sure that a lot of the players are disappointed. I'm sure Coach Groh was very well-liked. They also understand that we haven't played as well as we've needed. … They're fairly resilient. You'll know in a week or two what their reaction is, I guess."
6. Johnson said the defense will practice at a higher tempo moving forward with more live-hitting and full-speed drills. He acknowledged it being philosophically different from Groh.
"It's not like we didn't tackle in practice, but the pace of practice is a little bit different than what it will be," he said.
He wants the team to spend more time on tackling and pursuit, "some of those things that we haven't been as good at."
7. Johnson said he was encouraged by the team's play in the first couple games of the season, but "it became apparent that it was short-lived." Notably, the third-down defense was worse despite attempts to address it long before the season began. Tech's defensive conversion rate was 42.4 percent last year and is now 47.8 percent and 67.4 percent in the past three games.
"There was some recurring themes that we weren't getting better," he said.
8. Johnson said he didn't think Groh's firing will impact recruiting. He said he planned to call committed defensive players that night, which he evidently did. Michael Carvell has a post with reaction from Tech commits, including Darius Commissiong, a defensive tackle from Maryland who called Groh "like a father figure."
9. Johnson on the difficulty of the decision: "It's really disappointing and frustrating. You never want to do these things. You never want to have to, but to me, that's part of being a leader. Sometimes you have to do hard things. I have a great deal of respect for Al. He's, in my mind, had a very good career and may still coach. I don't know what his future holds, but it just wasn't working here. It doesn't mean that it won't work the next place or whatever, but it just wasn't working right now."
10. Johnson on the talent level: "I'm not sold that we don't have good players. I'm confident in our players' abilities. We'll see."
11. On possible replacements: "There'll be plenty of time to worry about that and to evaluate that as the next six games play out."
12. Johnson said he was hopeful that giving the remaining defensive coaches more responsibility will energize them. He said that Groh's philosophy was that he often coached the defense as a whole, giving the position coaches less responsibility.
Johnson's plan is to have players spend more time with their position groups.
Meeting with the entire offensive unit, he said, "I can't get into the details and into the weeds like if I only met with the quarterbacks. I can get way more in-depth with them or way more in-depth with the receivers if I've just got the receivers in there because they don't have to worry about what the offensive line's looking at or doing. It's just a different philosophy."
Thanks for reading.
Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
October 9th, 2012
10:14 am
tougher practices would help….
October 9th, 2012
10:21 am
Do you think talent was an issue or the issue, Ken?
To the extent that communication was/is a problem, Johnson said similar things while Wommack was here. I wonder why that's a recurring theme.
October 9th, 2012
10:21 am
Any names getting thrown around as whom might be of interest as the next DC?
October 9th, 2012
10:28 am
Al must have had some part of recruiting the defense,,,,,how much time was he on the road? doubt Herb Brooks was much liked, or Erk…….
October 9th, 2012
10:32 am
Not sure about this move. Having spoken to the players, we have some real beasts–Kallon, Gamble–that would not only be able to play 2-gap, but are also legit NFL prospects with the intelligence to understand in-game adjustments. With a solid front three, we are looking at a completely different defensive unit with versatile linebackers and an experienced secondary. We have to play those games, but experience would suggest that we are 1 year away from being pretty good. I just hope the next guy remembers that Groh is giving him a pretty good base and a pipeline which we've never seen at Tech–at least on the defensive side. We'll miss you coach Groh! You are a better man than most will ever know.
October 9th, 2012
10:49 am
Ken, did he fire Tevin?
October 9th, 2012
10:51 am
I think the discussion of 1-gap or 2-gap schemes is completely overblown. Wherever you line up, you have to shed blocks and make tackles…PERIOD. Virginia Tech beat us because they didn't allow themselves (especially on the perimeter) to be blocked.
From my vantage point, it seemed Al Groh focused on the philosophical a little too much at the detriment of the fundamental. He asked his players to do too much "thinking" and not enough "reacting".
October 9th, 2012
10:51 am
I agree with Tevin. GT Joe's got to go!
October 9th, 2012
10:53 am
"Ken, did he fire Tevin?"
It's tough to fire a kid who's completing 63% of his passes and achieving a higher YPC than Josh Nesbitt.
October 9th, 2012
10:54 am
I think we need to call him "GT Groh"…not GT Joe
October 9th, 2012
10:55 am
Amen to that, brother.
October 9th, 2012
11:04 am
I was surprised to see a change in mid-season, but the great multitude (not that Tech has a great mulitude, but figure of speech) were calling off with his head. Paying coaches big money dictate faster reaction and results. Bottom Line is that it wasn't getting done on the field.
It would be an interesting stat to see the yards per play given up on 1st & 2nd down as compared to 3rd down. I think Ken pointed out that the conversion rate was higher for teams with more than 7 yds to go than less. What were we doing differently that made us so inept on 3rd down?
The two-gap comment acknowledges that we do not have the horses on the D line as to run that means your D line must consistently beat his opponent mano-a-mano.
Maybe the shock of this move will get our team out of their funk. Still have 6 or 7 games left to play. We have a shot to win them all.
October 9th, 2012
11:06 am
He got rid of Groh but it does not seem he realizes he made a bad decision to hire him.
I'm curious if he looked around any after he fired Wommack or took the short cut and hired the guy hanging around who would come cheap since Virginia was stuck paying Groh over a million a year for two years.
October 9th, 2012
11:08 am
Al Groh was a modern day Trojan horse.
Left at the gate until brought in to destroy our football program.
Virginia fans must be delighted they got something for their millions.
October 9th, 2012
11:10 am
Here is the real reason for the firing.
I'll attend the BC game but I would not have if Groh remained.
And if I'm thinking like that, so are many other fans as well.
October 9th, 2012
11:14 am
Agree with your second point FL Jacket. I made an analogy last week that Groh was like Hewitt in B-ball—Hewitt would analyze to details such as forcing opponents clockwise around screens so they'd have to pivot against their body to shoot, meanwhile no one was blocking out and the team couldn't even inbound the ball. Groh has great depth of knowledge but it appeared he focused on the subtleties meanwhile his players didn't know who to cover in pass defense. You could see the confusion with the players, thus CPJ's comment of lack of communication and a need to simplify things.
Hope it works out for the best for GT and for Al Groh.
October 9th, 2012
11:17 am
I've gone a little overboard today with my Trojan Horse analogy but I'm hoping one of my Tech English profs from decades ago will read them and upgrade their opinion of me.
October 9th, 2012
11:24 am
Beasts? What pipeline? What base?
October 9th, 2012
11:28 am
I do not care at all what happens to Groh.
I'm always hearing from Republican friends about how terrible our creeping socialism is.
Well why do we have a system for fired coaches that enables as bad a welfare program – millions to do nothing – as anything the government does?
BTW, I was a Dem for twenty years, a Republican for about that and now am disgusted with both.
October 9th, 2012
11:29 am
What will be the effect of the firing?
Tech fans like me will make plans to attend instead of staying home.
October 9th, 2012
11:34 am
Superjacket, even uga can,t get NTs to play 3-4-what NT beast you mean?
October 9th, 2012
11:41 am
As usual, good reporting Ken. Thanks. As talented as I've been hearing Groh is, for years I've kept hearing how Tech needs to simplify the defense for the players. I've kept on wondering how simple do we have to make it? Either Groh's ideas are too complex or these kids are too dumb, or both, but regardless…as CPJ noted… Groh's schemes are not making it onto the field. I like yeller bug's comparison to Hewitt.
October 9th, 2012
11:45 am
It is not the recruiting, it is the coaching of the recruits. Use the talent you have to their best ability in a systen that utilizes their strengths and talents. Do not try to force a square peg into a round hole.
Rodney Kent
October 9th, 2012
11:58 am
CPJ needs to go. It's not working.
October 9th, 2012
12:01 pm
Fire Pitiful Paul before somebody beside the Tech Program gets hurt–Would like to buy him for what he is worth and sell him for what HE THINKS he is worth
October 9th, 2012
12:01 pm
@ GTNashvegas…..what exactly isn't working? Well, duhhh, the defense wasn't working, but the offense, for the most part, sure is. If not for the defense, Tech would probably be undefeated right now. Can you tell me a game so far this season where the offense didn't perform? Can you tell me a game so far this season, other than the Presbyterian game, where the defense DID perform?
October 9th, 2012
12:02 pm
Same comment to you, Dacusville Bill. You are both FOS
October 9th, 2012
12:03 pm
@ Ken…..great reporting. I could hear you asking questions at the press conference yesterday……at least I THINK I recognized your voice. Thanks for some really great objective coverage of the Jackets. All of us regular bloggers appreciate all that you do.
October 9th, 2012
12:08 pm
GT's horrible 3rd down D in a nutshell:
After Shawn Green's INT, and GT's subsequent 4th down failure at the Clemson 7 yd line…..
1st down … 1 yd gain
2nd down … 2 yd gain
3rd down & SEVEN (7)….37 yd gain!
1st down … 13 yd gain
1st down … Sack, 4 yd loss
2nd down … 4 yd gain
3rd down & TEN (10) ….23 yd gain!
1st down … 2 yd gain
2nd down …. Sack, 5 yd loss
3rd down & THIRTEEN (13)….15 yd gain!
It's now 1st & goal at GT's 5 … The D holds on 3rd down this time, but too late. Clemson kicks FG
Baffling how the D played so well on 1st & 2nd downs on that drive then totally disappeared on 3rd downs??
October 9th, 2012
12:11 pm
@ GT Fan…..the sad thing is that is not unique to Groh's defenses; it has been going on for years. I have long sat in the stands and prayed that we would not be put in a 3rd and long situation, because I knew we would not cover it. That happened even under Tenuta.
October 9th, 2012
12:13 pm
Good job on reporting. I think Groh was horrible. Talent or not… He didn't know how to utilize what he had. Not blitzing. Not disguising the blitzes, the rare times he did. He coached scared and the players played that way. I was NEVER a Groh fan. He was a loser at UVA and he is still a loser. He will always be a loser. CPJ was 100% correct in cutting bat and running. The bye week will give time for the "D" to adjust. On a side note: Ken… If CPJ needs a good DC have him contact me. I guarantee I will do much better than Groh… "no show" needed to go. Maybe… just maybe we can win some games and get in a bowl.
October 9th, 2012
12:17 pm
@ GT Fan…. Yep… When you don't play the 3-4 "D" like it should… That happens. Tough pill to swallow. But it's true… The 3-4 is all about gap assignments. A little smoke and mirrors to confuse the QB. But, gap assignments are the key to it. "no show" acted like he didn't even know what gap assignment was. Either he didn't teach it…or the players didn't listen. I am going with the fact it wasn't taught.
October 9th, 2012
12:18 pm
GT is 1st in the nation in rushing, 11th in total yards and 16th in scoring offense. PJ and Tevin are not the problem. Defense is. That said, with this season shot, I'd like to see Vad get prepped for next year.
October 9th, 2012
12:19 pm
You Falcons fans will remember this. HC Dan Henning & his "H" back offense? Even the best of the best of his square pegs couldn't be forced into his round holes. <His offense didn't fit their talents. I don't recall any other team giving him a shot at being HC. Don't recall his "H" back offense ever having much success in the NFL for that matter.
October 9th, 2012
12:20 pm
Supersize …. The D pretty much dominated UVA too.
I think that's what still has me so confused about the total implosion of the D in the past 3 weeks.
Since being held to 297 yds by GT, UVA's O has put up 353 yds (@TCU), 625 yds (La Tech), and 461 yds (@Duke)
October 9th, 2012
12:24 pm
just beat uga
October 9th, 2012
12:25 pm
October 9th, 2012
12:25 pm
uga just announced the acquisition of a new athletic dorm: Clarke County Jail
October 9th, 2012
12:26 pm
Remember Tenuta too, SS. Thought he blitzed too much, leaving his DBs on their own "1-on-1 islands" …. When teams were handling his blitzs, QBs (See Matt Ryan AT BDS, passing for 435yds) were torching GT for big gains.
Yes, I agree the 3rd down D failures have been happening throughout PJ's tenure. I've pointed that out plenty of times to the folks that sat around me at games. It realy is mind-boggling how bad 3rd down D has been.
October 9th, 2012
12:26 pm
@ Supersize – they played pretty darn well against UVA.
October 9th, 2012
12:28 pm
Groh was a bad hire on CPJ's behalf. The "D" was almost always not aligned properly. The gap assignments were not even close to right. Any coach that runs the 3-4 knows the basics of the defense is gap assignments. When those assignments aren't taught or followed it leaves huge holes in the defense. This was very evident is the Miami, MTSU and the Clemson game. I understand missed tackles and such. However; when players are running around in chaos, where does the blame lie? Has to be the coach. Again… I NEVER have like Groh. He may think he knows what he's doing… But he doesn't. He can talk a good game… but can't play it. Maybe he was good on Madden football or something… But as a coach?? He sucks.
October 9th, 2012
12:30 pm
Jacket Detective–Groh was hired because he handily beat Johnson in the early years when GT was dominating and no-one seemed to have a clue. I don't think I've seen a coach 'out-coach' Johnson, but Groh came the closest to it. In reference to the other questions, the linebackers we have are in the upper echelon of the ACC, Harrell, the kid from Florida and the middle linebacker from NC could all be playing on any number of teams. We have a sick collection of athletes from Milton and Noble to the old QB from Monroe–again a team strength. The pipeline is in the Northeast, where kids can handle the workload of Tech, are usually academically adept and where the culture is for kids to go out of state for college. GT has a lot to appeal to these kids, our name there is almost as good as in FL, where they think all GT grads are rocket scientists. The beasts are Kallon and Gamble. Kallon, if he keeps developing, has a shot to be a special player. And contrary to popular belief, you don't need a NFL caliber NT. You just need someone who can contain both A-gaps and not necessarily get squeezed. He also needs some lateral quickness, which teams have recently figured out we don't have. I believe Gotsis could be this guy, and I'm willing to bet beaucoup bucks him, Kallon and Gamble are going to be the 3 that get us heading back in the right direction. A little too late for Groh though.
October 9th, 2012
12:32 pm
Y'all are misplacing your sympathies for Groh. The defensive guys are the ones feeling all out of sorts. They lost a mentor that a lot of them looked up to. A councilor and advisor & friend. They are young & will bounce back, but for now a great many of them are in a state of mild shock & feeling responsible for this. Groh is a "fully" grown up man & should ride off into the sunset & enjoy retirement. Offensive guys to a much lesser extent.
October 9th, 2012
12:40 pm
Clemson was 7 for 9 on 3rd downs in the 2nd half. 6 of the 7 converts were 7 yds are longer:
October 9th, 2012
12:43 pm
The players will be better without Groh. Sorry… I felt sorry for the players for having to be coached by him. You can get advise from a drug dealer… but it doesn't mean it the right source. The players will be better for him leaving. GT needs a strong and creative DC… One that can utilize the players talents. Groh did not do that very well. Need a DC that can put some fire back into the players. Again. Groh didn't do that very well. I think if the players believe in the system they will do better. I'm not sold that they beleived in Groh. They played way too timid..
October 9th, 2012
12:45 pm
SuperJacket … Groh was 1-1 vs. Johnson before PJ hired him as DC.
2008 UVA 24-17 in ATL
2009 GT 34-9 @ UVA … broke some long losing streak by GT teams @ UVA.
GT had a few 3rd failures plus TWO killer fumbles in the 3rd qtr that were big factors in UVA's 2008 W.
Please explain, again, how AG dominated PJ ….
October 9th, 2012
12:45 pm
3rd down failures …
October 9th, 2012
12:49 pm
Ken, do you think you would ever be able to get Groh to comment on the lack of the D ever seeing a decent pro style offensive set in the spring, fall camp or scout team sessions during the season, to practice against? Would love to hear him honestly say if he thinks it hurts the D's preparation.
October 9th, 2012
12:53 pm
FL Jacket wrote:
"From my vantage point, it seemed Al Groh focused on the philosophical a little too much at the detriment of the fundamental. He asked his players to do too much "thinking" and not enough "reacting"."
Amen – thinking TOO much keeps one from reacting to what he knows he should do…too many 'what ifs' rolling around in the brain pan. Just STOP the guy.
Certainly know though, that I did NOT dislike the guy – if the players liked him as much as they say, then he related to them in a good way…it just didn't translate to action on the field.

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So I had an appointment this morning with my baby doctor. In this office he is the only OB. When I started going to him (based on several recommendations) I thought that I would like having the same person each time. However, I have never had a "connection" with him or the office. I thought that I could get past that as long as the baby's (and my) health was fine and everything went well.
Today, I don't know if it's just hormones or what, but I am thinking of switching doctors. I'm almost 26 weeks. How does everyone feel about switching doctors this late in the pregnancy?
Okay, my issues... today it was about time. I had an appointment at 10:40. I got there (via 45 min bus ride) at 10:10. I sat in the lobby until 11:00 and didn't see the doctor until 11:37. That was nearly AN HOUR after my appointment time. And I spent a grand total of FIVE mins talking to him! During which time he said he wanted to send me for another 1 hour sugar test because they first one was done "kind of early"... YOU were the one that sent me to get it done! You know how far along I am/was.... if it was "kind of early" then why not just have me wait?? I'm not having a problem with the testing, that's fine. I have a problem with the redundancy of my visits. EVERY visit I have had with him, with the exception of ONE, he has asked about my previous pregnancy and 'what happened'? Please, for the love of my emotions READ YOUR NOTES. I hate trying to be positive with this baby and him continually asking about my "fetal demise". I realize you are a doctor and are being clinical, but I as someone emotional attached to that "fetus", hate hearing that! Furthermore, on my last visit he said that "due to the fetal demise, we're going to want to start seeing you every day" Um... WHAT?! I know around this time we bump up the visits but I'm not coming up here EVERY-DAY because "we" don't know what happened! "We" DO know what happened! and when I told him for the um-tenth time that it was an umbilical cord issue, he said "Oh, well, since we know what happened, nevermind" Are you Effing kidding me?! **Ladies, please... IF I am over-reacting to this please set me straight!** Also, even if I hadn't known... what does me coming everyday do? You aren't giving me another ultrasound until I'm 35 weeks. So.... what?!
I really wish I was able to stay with my doctors from my previous pregnancy but because of all that happened their office considers me high risk and they don't take high risk patients.
I really don't know what to do. I hate the idea of bouncing around to more doctors (at which case I have to go over everything all over again - but hopefully only once) and I also feel like I am just having one of those days where the wind blowing the wrong direction will put me in a cranky mood. Then again, if I am having 'one of those days' every time I go to the dr office then that should answer my question, no?
Ok, so lay it on me... am I over reacting or should I switch? and has anyone else switched doctors at this stage before?
Thank you for listening to me vent too... <3
Oh... and he never asks me if I have questions.. so it's up to me and my "great prego memory" to remember 1) THAT I have a question and 2) what it actually is. I always leave the office remembering something I forgot to ask. And I never get call backs when I do call the office with questions later.


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I am reading a phenomenal book called "Matthew, Tell Me About Heaven" by Suzanne Ward. Suzanne regularly posts Matthew's messages on the Encounter Board.
I just finished reading a remarkable chapter where Matthew discusses the dark forces on the other side, in Heaven. I would like to share some of this profound material with you.
Suzanne: Please tell me about these forces that can penetrate ths shield? (The shield is a flexible blanket of light that permeates us, akin to your atmosphere (Earth) in that it not only surrounds bodies, it is within them. The shielding is the Christed light, radiant from Creator, transmitted to and through God and directed to our realm and the other realms that serve the same purpose as Nirvana, also known as Heaven.)
Matthew: They're the dark forces that want to disrupt the tranquility, learning and healing, and especially the spiritual evolution, that go on here. We're constantly fighting those foes--not in battle as you think of it, with fighting forces and weapons, but with light. Often these energies are an unidentifiable entity. A force field probably is a better designation, and it is powerful. Mother, there are activities of such massive destruction on the inner planes that are beyond your comprehension. Sometimes it is behond my own, not as to what is happening, but why.
The entire universe is being affected by this era of upheaval. This corruption and deceit and warmongering on Earth are not the cause of catastrophic world events there, but symptoms of the wider spread and more drastic events happening on a universal scale. In many ways we are protected from the harshness that is affecting so many other souls.
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What the hell is going on here ! I am speechless, shocked, and amazed to discover this. In many ways I am finding out that Heaven is quite similar to life here on Earth.
What are the dark forces all about? Why do they exist in Heaven? Why would Heaven even allow these dark forces to penetrate their space?
I remember Shirley talking to her guests on IE radio about dark forces, and the power they may have over us and our universe. Her guests didn't have much to say about this. Now, I am beginning to understand why Shirley has questioned man's true nature, and how it could be dark, in one of her books.
I am curious to know what your thoughts are on this most interesting and profound subject matter.
P.S....This facinating book talks about how Star Beings frequent Heaven. How extraordianary is this !
Eternal Love and Light,
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I'm not sure how dark-aligned forces could still exist in our universe after 21 December 2012, since the entire universe is ascending to at least 5D. But in the first Matthewbook, it also mentioned that only those with high technological capabilities but limited spiritual aptitude could make a dent in the Nirvana shield, and that any incursion is extremely short-lived.
And one other thing, Nirvana is going to be changing too, since the whole universe is ascending. And I don't think there will be much room at all for dark forces in this universe when this happens.
Suggested links: Let's Talk 2012 and Beyond, The 2012 Scenario Blog Site and InLightRadio .
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Al Queda will live on after December 21, 2012
Hello StevenOz,
Do you honestly believe that Al Queda and it's many terror cells around the world will cease to exist after December 21, 2012. I don't think so bro !
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Well, I'm beginning to tend toward a slower process of change. Still, I won't mind if I am surprised.
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Let me see if I've got this right. The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has ruined the life of Lance Armstrong over some sort of physical enhancing "dope" he allegedly used during his seven Tour De France cycling victories, yet all the testing done at the time of his winning showed no drugs in his system. The USADA has "proven beyond the shadow of a doubt" that Armstrong cheated in his seven Tour wins and his Olympic Bronze win in 2000, 12 years after the governing agencies of the Tour and the Olympic Committee found nothing to accuse Armstrong of, hard as they tried.
While your tax dollars are being wasted on the destruction of the life of a remarkable cancer survivor, someone our youth and cancer fighters alike can look up to with admiration, the metropolis of Chicago is under siege by three known drug cartels, destroying the lives of thousands of people, but you better have every "t" crossed and every "i" dotted before anyone gets accused of "doping" our entire country. That's all I've got to say.
After what this country went through in the '60s, a song made popular by Bill Anderson, lyrics by John Paul Moore (1970), titled "Drinking From My Saucer," gave an insight to the thoughts of the country, before the electronic age. "I've never made a fortune and it's probably too late now; but I don't worry about that much I'm happy anyhow. And as I go along life's way I'm reaping better than I sow; I'm drinking from my saucer 'Cause my cup has overflowed. Haven't got a lot of riches and sometimes the going's tough, but I've got loving ones around me and that makes me rich enough. I thank God for His blessings and the mercies He's bestowed; I'm drinking from my saucer 'cause my cup has overflowed. O, remember times when things went wrong my faith wore somewhat thin; but all at once the dark clouds broke and sun peeped through again. So Lord, help me not to gripe about the tough rows that I've hoed, I'm drinking from my saucer 'Cause my cup has overflowed. If God gives me strength and courage, when the way grows steep and rough, I'll not ask for other blessings I'm already blessed enough. And may I never be too busy to help others bear their loads; then I'll keep drinking from my saucer 'Cause my cup has overflowed." Amen!
[Romans 8: 31-39] You've failed many times, even though you don't remember. You fell down the first time you tried to walk. You almost drowned the first time you tried to swim. Did you hit the ball the first time you swung the bat? Don't worry about failures. Think about the chances you miss when you don't even try. Heavy hitters, like Babe Ruth, who struck out 1330 times, also hit 714 home runs. R.C. Macy failed seven times before his New York store caught on. English novelist John Greasey received 753 rejection slips before he went on to publish 564 books. Thomas Edison denied failure and stated he had only found another way not to do something. Right, wrong, or indifferent, Lance Armstrong has been stripped and whipped. It's a shame, but he has tucked his tail and yielded to the bureaucratic think-tank. I pray his work in the field of cancer has not suffered a deathblow. Jesus, my Lord, was accused, stripped, and whipped and yielded to the think-tank, even to His death. Because of His love for mankind and His obedience to God the Father, He gave His life for the sins of the world and arose victorious over death. My only victory in this life may be to share in the resurrection of my Lord at the time of my death, and nobody can take it away from me.
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Taylor Hall's team looks like it's ready to leave the station for 2011-12. Some quick healing defensemen have apparently made a waiver claim or trade moot, and we can hope that Ryan Whitney has some good practice sessions for the rest of this week.
Based on this article from Jim Matheson, we might conclude the roster will look like this.
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- L: Taylor Hall, Ryan Smyth, Magnus Paajarvi, Ryan Jones
- R: Ales Hemsky, Jordan Eberle, Linus Omark, Lennart Petrell, Darcy Hordichuk
22 men on the active roster, they can activate Smid (who apparently is close to ready) should he be able to go for game one. The older players added up front (Smyth, Belanger, Petrell, Hordichuk) should make that forward group much better, and if they can help out the blue and the goaltending can stay together then there's a chance they finish deep in the second division.
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Introducing advanced rendering 09/02/2012Posted by eagleup in Eagle, Eagle'up, photo-realistic, SketchUp.
eagleUp helps designers fit their electronics into tighter enclosures by modelling accurately all the electrical and mechanical parts. The default rendering in Google Sketchup is practical and shows edges and guides, but this is not the best look to advertise your project. In this series of short articles we will demonstrate how to get stunning previews of your products, long before you get them in your hands.
Various realistic renderers exist on the market. We have set our choice on Maxwell for Google Sketchup. This renderer integrates well within Sketchup so you do not even need to open another application. All the modifications on your model have immediate effects. Rendering gets as simple as sketching.
Note : Maxwell renderer exists in multiple versions. Here we use the Sketchup plugin, in the free version. The main limitation is the max 800px wide images. This is sufficient to generate detailed previews of your project for web and presentation use. If you want higher resolution outputs you can purchase a cheap upgrade.
Download and install Maxwell for Google Sketchup (the free version is sufficient to evaluate and practice with photo-realistic rendering). Follow the instructions in the readme.txt file (copy a folder
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Note: due to uncompatibility between the latest Silverlight and Sketchup it is necessary to install Silverlight 4, and not the newer version 5. You can download it here.
Maxwell renderer does not support the PNG images generated by eagleUp. In the general settings of eagleUp 4.3 you need to select the use jpg images instead of png. Then export and import again your project. You can leave this setting on.
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Load or import eagleUp demo project. Then click on the Fire button in the toolbar. This brings a new window that contains your rendered image. The size of the window determines the output image resolution, it is therefore easier to work on a dual screen workstation.
In Maxwell window click on the yellow Fire button. This launches the rendering. You can stop it at any time by pressing the Stop button. Photo-realistic rendering is a slow process that consumes a lot of resources. Maxwell renderer builds the image globally by increasing the detail level. At first you see a bunch of pixels, then your circuit take shape. Little by little, details appear, shadows, reflections and realistic textures. After a few minutes you should see this :
Maxwell renders exactly your Sketchup view. Rotate and zoom until you find the perfect point of view. The rendering is updated as you move around for real time feedback. You do not need to hide edges and other drawing marks. It is convenient to use the 1000:1 scale to get a fully focused image. If you work at scale 1:1 feel free to use the Plugins / Scale / Scale up 1000.
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The model looks better but this is only the beginning. Open the scene manager (from toolbar or Plugins menu). You can adjust the lighting and materials of the scene. All your changes are updated directly so you can try all the settings.
Photo-realistic rendering is an art, and you will get the best of your models by trying different materials and parameters. Pick the material selection tool. Click in Sketchup window on your parts. You can see the material in use (silver, charcoal, …) and their properties. They are by default in automatic type. You can change to plastic or metal depending on the surfaces.
Each material can be customized to look as real as possible. Increasing the roughness will for example reduce the reflections. In the scene manager you can edit more properties for the material like textures and bump mapping. Maxwell renderer gives you free access to thousands of complex materials ready to apply. Check the material gallery and use the search engine to narrow the selection. You can download the materials and apply them with the MXM tab.
This first article is a quick introduction to photo-realistic rendering for eagleUp. Now it's time for you to try it by yourself on your own projects and experiment with materials and textures. Feel free to share your best results in the comments ! We will open a dedicated section on the website with galleries and more tutorials.
- 1. Alex Henrique - 10/02/2012
Vray for sketchup is faster but you have more time to learn to make good renderings.
- 2. Squonk42 - 13/02/2012
It looked interesting at first sight, so I installed Maxwell Renderer, but it also requires MS Silverlight to run.
Although I always considered the latter as a piece of crap, I gave it another chance and bingo!
When I click on "Fire", it just crashes pitifully into Silverlight on my XP SP3 machine :(
Removed both: anyone experiencing the same thing?
- Squonk42 - 14/02/2012
I am using Sketchup Version 8.0.11752.
I had no problem with EagleCad 6.1.0, EagleUp or Sketchup before…
So right now i am back to using SU2POV, but the material stuff in Maxwell Renderer looks very attractive!
Anyway, thank you for your great work on EagleUp!
- 3. Next Limit team - 15/02/2012
Jenny from the Maxwell Render team at Next Limit here! We have found a problem with Silverlight Version 5 which was released in December, due to a SketchUp incompatibility- and so at the moment you need to run on Silverlight 3 or 4.
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The Bowling Foundation announced it has awarded grants in the form of mobile bowling equipment to four schools. The funding is part of the foundation's continuing effort to help enhance lives through the sport of bowling. The Mobile Bowling Equipment program annually helps schools, parks and recreation departments, disabled and disadvantaged service groups and other organizations and youth groups purchase equipment to teach and enjoy bowling.
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The purpose of this grant is to fund the implementation of The Bowling Foundation's Youth Bowler's Ed In-School Bowling program. This program provides opportunities to teach students the sport of bowling with instructional curriculum and equipment available to use in school or other facilities.
This prestigious award is presented to a teacher, educator, or administrator who has been nominated for outstanding contributions to the sport of bowling by exposing youth to bowling through the BPAA In-School Bowling program.
In-School Bowling is a program designed to help elementary and middle school physical education teachers teach bowling to their PE students.
BPAA provides teachers with a FREE curriculum, which includes:
Step-by-step teaching progression • Instructional video • Quick Reference Guide • Rubrics (assessments) • Adapted PE tips • Advanced bowling tips • Fitness activities • Fun activities • Multi-disciplinary section to reinforce:
The Bowling Foundation operates similar to the United Way in that it coordinates and assists fundraising from industry charities. The Bowling Foundation may be able to assist your needs.
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IBM Invests $1 Billion in Linux
Big Blue writes a big check for Linux server and cloud development.
Back in 2001, IBM changed history by announcing the investment of a staggering $1 Billion dollars for the fledgling Linux operating system, which Big Blue hoped to provision as a competitor to Windows, Solaris, Unix, and other enterprise-grade systems. The massive investment of system integration and development time brought Linux into the corporate server room, where it has flourished ever since.
Now IBM is proposing to invest another $1 Billion for another round of Linux development. The new funding, which IBM VP Brad McCredie announced at the LinuxCon conference in New Orleans, is targeted for expanding and adapting Linux for IBM's next-generation Power series server systems. Much of the money will be for extending the Power server as a platform for virtualization and cloud services.
One immediate sign of the new commitment is a new IBM Power Systems Linux Center, which opened on September 17 in Montpellier, France. The center will support IBM developers and will also provide training services and customer briefings. Similar centers are already operational in Beijing, New York, and Austin, Texas.
According to McCredie, "Many companies are struggling to manage big data and cloud computing using commodity servers based on decades-old, PC-era technology. These servers are quickly overrun by data, which triggers the purchase of more servers, creating unsustainable server sprawl. The era of big data calls for a new approach to IT systems; one that is open, customizable, and designed from the ground up to handle big data and cloud workloads."
Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin welcomed the announcement: "The last time IBM committed $1 Billion to Linux, it helped start a flurry of innovation that has never slowed. IBM's continued investments in Linux for Power Systems is welcomed by the Linux community. We look forward to seeing how the Power platform can bring further innovation on Linux..."
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Come to our beautiful city by the bay exhibiting some of the finest architecture in the state, unique shops, antique malls, and river festivals. We offer a private guest living room with the option to rent the entire second floor exclusively for a very affordable rate, or share the sitting room with one other couple at a lower rate. A complimentary breakfast, cookie treats, free wireless Internet, cable TV, DVD player, coffee maker, microwave, 8 cu ft refrigerator, desk, hair dryer, iron and ironing board are supplied. Groups up to 6 persons are welcome. We are open May through October. Reserve your room through our web site contact page or call 989-686-5131 for questions and bookings. Cell phone 989-415-8067. Discounts for business stays and military persons and vets. We are located 30 minutes from world re-known Frankemnuth, MI.
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4.6 on August 01, 2012
This B & B place is very nice and neatly organized. It gave us a homey feeling eventhough we are away from home. The Innkeepers are very nice, very personal, gave us a tour of the house, and they were there to talk to us and gave us a lists of restaurants where we can go. Places where we can visit especially the Center Avenue. The place is also clean and well decorated. Basically, they attended to all our needs which is our expectation from them. This is a good B & B to stay if you are planning to visit Bay City. It is not too expensive and yet very satisfactory. We enjoyed our short but worderful stay here.
5 on June 26, 2012
Everything about this place is just perfect. The Innkeepers are GREAT!!! We highly recommend everyone to stay here.
4.8 on April 16, 2012
We really enjoy the family atmosphere and traditional cooking. The hosts are personable and respectful of your privacy. It is the best B & B I have stayed at to date. The house is very clean and avoids losing it's 'homeness" like some B&B's do. The Fritata is really good! I highly recommend staying there!
4.8 on September 20, 2010
I stay at this B&B anytime I am in the area for work. The owners are extremely welcoming, generous, and most importantly, make you feel like you are staying with family! The internet is extremely fast, the food is delicious, and the owners have thought of every little detail to make your stay absolutely wonderful.
5 on March 26, 2010
My sister and I surprised my mom and took her here for her birthday. Initially we only had one room but Joyce let me know when the other person canceled and we took advantage of the All Rooms option for an incredibly reasonable price. From the first time I contacted Joyce she was incredibly hospitable emailing me to let me know of events we might enjoy. Having all three rooms was incredible, they were so hospitable for us and truly made this one of the best bed and breakfast stays I have ever had. Plus the shower was INCREDIBLE! Breakfast was wonderful and we were able to have a leisurely next day with no pressure to eat and get out. We will definitely be back to stay with Joyce and Dave. Thanks again!
5 on November 10, 2009
Wonderful stay. Dave and Joyce are wonderful host. Drive to Frankenmuth was reasonable. Would stay again.
5 on October 05, 2009
We stayed at the Midland St Bed and Breakfast June 2009; it was perfect. Joyce and Dave are the best InnKeepers. Everything was just perfect!!
5 on August 10, 2009
We recently stayed at the Historic Midland St. B&B for 2 nights. We occupied the whole top floor (3 rooms). Joyce and Dave were absolutely delightful and went out of their way to make our stay a memorable one. Always helpful and very knowledgeable about the sights, attractions and amenities. Freshly baked brownies or muffins waited for us each evening upon our return. Breakfasts were wonderful with accommodations for the kids. Both Joyce and Dave made sure the kids had toys to play with both inside and outside. We really enjoyed our stay and would most definitely return to the B&B if we re-visit the area.
River, State Park, Bird watching, Fishing cruises, Tall Ship Cruises, Concerts in the Park, Airport, City, Downtown, Lakeside
Saginaw, MI (MBS-Tri-City) 20 miles
Go north when you leave the airport and drive to US 10. Drive east on US 10 20 minutes to the Bay City exit and turn left on Euclid. Go three blocks to Midland St. Turn right and go five blocks to May St. Turn left to enter our driveway from the back of our house.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Planetariun, Famed Bay City 3 nights July 4 fireworks, Three historic districts with huge houses, River Roar Races, Ocean going freighters on the river, Riverwalk and rail trail, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River
Private Home Bed and Breakfast
BBQ grill, CD player, Computer, Copier, Library, Radio, Telephone, Washer/dryer, Wi-Fi , continental breakfast your choice of time, Baby crib, high chair, and booster seat, information about city and area, maps, tour information, Guest living room private or to share, Menu's of favorite local restaurants
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, Board games, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Desk, Fridge, Hairdryer, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Microwave, Private entrance, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, VCR, Videos
Bicycle riding trails, Billiards, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Hunting, Kayaking, Mountain Bike trails, Nearby world reknowned Frankenmuth, Birch Run (huge) Outlet Mall, Crossroads Village and Huckelberry Railroad, Dow Gardens, Bronners's Christmas Wonderland Store, AuSable River views and canoeing, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Ski rentals, Snow shoe rental, Snow shoe trails, Swimming, Swimming pool, Tennis courts, Water sports
Dave and Joyce Loomis
We both enjoy family and traveling. Joyce's hobbies are gardening, baking, decorating, scrapbooking, photography and studying history. Dave is a people person, accepts and gets along well with everyone. His favorite pastime is watching his grandchildren play sports. We both enjoy being active in hospitality and doing for others. We love living in this home and want to share it with you.
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian
Deluxe continental breakfast
Homemade muffins, or coffee cake, or scones with butter and jam, fresh fruit cup of various kinds of fruit, dry and hot cereals, juice, coffee, tea, milk and hot choc. Toast and yogurt upon request. All served at a time of your choosing. Up early or sleep in late it will be available for you.
We are a six month bed and breakfast May through October. First night regular rate. Special rate for additional nights 15% off.
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It's spring!! It's almost spring, right? Right?!
We had such a lovely, teasing, sunshiney weekend and today has been cold and damp and grey again. I'm tired of coats and boots and steamed-up glasses.
As the weather improves, so, it seems, do I. After six months on Humira, I am finally feeling a real difference, even though I haven't taken methotrexate in a month and a half. I got better bit by bit, so that I didn't really notice how good I felt until I was walking with my Dad a few days ago. He said, "you're moving along pretty well - you must be feeling better," and I realized that yes, I was. My hips hardly hurt at all anymore, my knees feel better, my elbows and wrists don't ache, and my Dad wasn't having to slow down for me, either. I felt like I could go and go.
It isn't perfect. I still get stiff after sitting and in the mornings, and my feet and my right shoulder act up sometimes, but I'm not limping around befuddled by pain like I was in the fall. Every day I stretch my legs out on the way to the bus and swing my arms and actually enjoy my body.
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Arrouet is a managing partner at Marblegate Asset Management, an affiliate of distressed credit specialist Miller Buckfire, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Arrouet proposed to Lauren last August, "after a sporty day of jogging and biking."
It was sunset on the beach at Montauk, and Arrouet set up a table with 72 pink roses, and spelled out in candy on the beach: "You are my 'It' girl."
(He's quite the romantic, that Paul...)
Then he "got down on one knee, presented her with an emerald-cut sparkler" and she said yes, according to the New York Post.
At the end of 2010, the portfolio had a 3.7% stake in Armour Residential REIT,
Prior to his hedge fund days, Arrouet was a senior managing director at Bear Stearns, where he'd worked for almost 12 years. He finished up with the firm after its fire sale to JPMorgan.
He earned his B.A from the University of Pennsylvania; he's a squash man; and has been a Republican donor in the past.
As for his social life, naturally he and his fiance are regulars on the New York party circuit.
They have a lot to live up to: Lauren's parents, Ralph and Ricky, have been married for 46 years.
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Michael R. Twiss
Professor and Executive Officer
Director, Great Rivers Center
Editorial Board, Frontiers in Aquatic Microbiology
Department of Biology
167 Science Center
Clarkson University
PO Box 5805
Potsdam, NY 13699-5805
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Phone: 315-268-2359
Fax: 315-268-7118
Ph.D., Université du Québec - Limnology (1996)
Courses taught
BY431 & 432 / 531 & 532 Limnology (Aquatic Ecology)
BY3320 / 322 Microbiology and Laboratory
BY312 / EV 312 Adirondack Ecology and Environmental Science
BY330/EV330 Great Lakes Water Protection
Research Interests
Interactions of microbes with chemicals (nutrients, toxic substances) in the water column of lakes and rivers and the use of advanced technologies for assessing phytoplankton community structure and health as well as algal-derived biofuel production. Studies focus on the Laurentian Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River ecosystems, and involve work on both research vessels and in the laboratory using organisms isolated from these environments. This research is at the interface between microbial plankton ecology and analytical chemistry.
Research publications (last 5 years)
Wilhelm, S.W., LeCleir, G.R., Bullerjahn, G.S., McKay, R.M., Saxton, M.A., Twiss, M.R., Bourbonniere, R.A. 2013. Seasonal changes in microbial community structure and activity imply winter production linked to summer hypoxia in a large lake system. FEMS Microbial Ecology, (in press)
Kring, S.A., Xia, X., Powers, S.E., and Twiss, M.R. 2013. Crustacean zooplankton in aerated wastewater treatment lagoons as a potential feedstock for biofuel. Environmental Technology, DOI:10.1080/09593330.2013.795985 (in press)
Binding, C.E., Greenberg, T.A., Bukata, R.P., Smith, D.E. and Twiss, M.R. 2012. The MERIS MCI and its potential for satellite detection of winter diatom blooms on ice-covered Lake Erie. Journal of Plankton Research, 34: 569-573.
Havens, S.M., Hassler, C.S., North, R.L., Guildford, S.L., Silsbe, G., Wilhelm, S.W., and Twiss, M.R. 2012. Iron plays a role in nitrate drawdown by phytoplankton in Lake Erie surface waters as observed in lake wide assessments. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science, 69:(2) 369-381.
Jin, Z., Harvey, A.M., Mailloux, S., Halámek, J. ,Bocharova, V., Twiss, M.R., Katz, E. 2012. Electrochemically stimulated release of lysozyme from alginate matrix cross-linked with iron cations. Journal of Materials Chemistry, 22: 19523-19528.
Twiss, M.R. and Marshall, N.F. 2012. Tributary impacts on nearshore surface water quality detected during a late summer circumnavigation along the 20 m isopleth of Lake Ontario. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 38:99-104.
Twiss, M.R. and Smith, D.E. 2012. Size-fractionated phytoplankton growth and microzooplankton grazing rates in the upper St. Lawrence River. River Research and Applications, 28: 1047-1053.
Twiss, M.R., McKay, R.M.L., Bourbonniere, R.A., Bullerjahn, G.S., Carrick, H.J., Smith, R.E.H., Winter, J.G., D'souza, N., Furey, P.C., Lashaway, A.R., Saxton, M.A., and Wilhelm, S.W. 2012. Diatoms abound in ice-covered Lake Erie: An investigation of offshore winter limnology in Lake Erie over the period 2007 to 2010. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 38:18-30.
Twiss, M.R., Ulrich, C., Zastepa, A., and Pick, F.R. 2012. On phytoplankton growth and loss rates in the epilimnion and metalimnion of Lake Ontario in mid-summer. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 38:146-153.
Twiss, M.R. 2011. Variations in chromophoric dissolved organic matter and its influence on the use of pigment-specific fluorimeters in the Great Lakes. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 37: 124-131.
Marty, J., Twiss, M.R., Ridal, J.J., de Lafontaine, Y., and Farrell, J.M. 2010. From the Great Lakes flows a Great River: Overview of the St. Lawrence River ecology supplement. Hydrobiologia, 647: 1-5.
Twiss, M.R., Ulrich, C., Kring, S., Harold, J., and Williams, M.R. 2010. Plankton dynamics along a 180 km reach of the Saint Lawrence River from its headwaters in Lake Ontario. Hydrobiologia, 647: 7-20.
Zananski, T.J., Twiss, M.R. and Mihuc, T.B. 2010. Use of fluorimetry to evaluate atrazine toxicity to phytoplankton communities. Aquatic Ecosystem Health and Management, 13:56-65.
Adams, R.M., Twiss, M.R. and Driscoll, C.T. 2009. Patterns of mercury accumulation among seston in lakes of the Adirondack Mountains, New York. Environmental Science and Technology, 43: 4836-4842.
Becker, R.H., Sultan, M.I., Boyer, G. L., Twiss, M.R., Konopko, E. 2009. Mapping cyanobacterial blooms in the Great Lakes using MODIS. Journal of Great Lakes Research, 35: 447-453.
Hassler, C.S., Havens, S.M., Bullerjahn, G.S., McKay, R.M.L., and Twiss, M.R. 2009. An evaluation of iron speciation in western Lake Superior measured using combined physical, chemical and biological assessment. Limnology & Oceanography, 54: 987-1001.
Other publications (reviews)
Twiss, M.R. and Ridal, J.J. (Eds.). 2011. Great Lakes Research Review: The Saint Lawrence River: Flowing towards Regional Governance. Great Lakes Research Consortium, Syracuse, NY, Volume 8, 55 pp., ISBN-13: 978-0-9852043-0-3.
Twiss, M.R., Ridal, J.J., and Heintzelman, M. 2011. Introduction to 'The Saint Lawrence River: Flowing towards Regional Governance'. In: Twiss, M.R. and Ridal, J.J. (Eds.). 2011. Great Lakes Research Review: The Saint Lawrence River: Flowing towards Regional Governance. Great Lakes Research Consortium, Syracuse, NY, 8: 4.
Twiss, M.R. 2011. On Scientific Efforts Concerning the International Section of the Saint Lawrence River. In: Twiss, M.R. and Ridal, J.J. (Eds.). 2011. Great Lakes Research Review: The Saint Lawrence River: Flowing towards Regional Governance. Great Lakes Research Consortium, Syracuse, NY, 8: 50-55.
Current Graduate Students
- Stefanie Kring, PhD. candidate in Environmental Science and Engineering, thesis topic: Sustainable Algal Biofuel Production
Undergraduates Active in Research Lab
- Lindsay Avolio (Biology): Evidence for iron and molybdenum co-limited growth of phytoplankton in the St. Lawrence River