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Willandra Lakes Region
Willandra Lakes Region
The fossil remains of a series of lakes and sand formations that date from the Pleistocene can be found in this region, together with archaeological evidence of human occupation dating from 45–60,000 years ago. It is a unique landmark in the study of human evolution on the Australian continent. Several well-preserved fossils of giant marsupials have also been found here.
Région des lacs Willandra
On trouve dans cette région les restes fossilisés d'une série de lacs et de formations dunaires du pléistocène, ainsi que la preuve archéologique d'une occupation humaine il y a de cela 60 000 à 45 000 ans. C'est un jalon unique dans l'histoire de l'évolution humaine sur le continent australien. On a découvert également dans la région plusieurs fossiles de marsupiaux géants bien conservés.
منطقة بحيرات ويلاندرا
نجد في هذه المنطقة بقايا متحجّرات من سلسلة بحيرات وتشكلات كثبانية تعود إلى الباليستوسين، بالإضافة إلى البرهان الأثري عن إشغال بشري للمكان منذ 60000 إلى 45000 عام. إنه معلم فريد من نوعه في تاريخ التطوّر البشري على القارة الأسترالية. وقد تمّ اكتشاف عدد من المتحجّرات العائدة للحرابيات العملاقة التي لا تزال محفوظة جيدًا.
source: UNESCO/ERI
该湖区有更新世(the Pleistocene)系列湖泊和沙滩构造的化石,考古研究还发现了4.5至6万年前人类居住的证据。这对于研究澳洲大陆人类进化史有着里程碑式的意义。湖区还有一些保存完好的大型有袋动物化石。
source: UNESCO/ERI
Озерный район Уилландра
Окаменелости и другие археологические находки, датируемые плейстоценом, обнаруженные в песках и на высохших озерах, свидетельствуют о заселении этого района 45-60 тыс. лет назад. С точки зрения изучения эволюции человека на австралийском материке район Уилландра является поистине уникальным местом. Здесь также найдены хорошо сохранившиеся ископаемые останки гигантских сумчатых животных.
source: UNESCO/ERI
Región de los Lagos Willandra
Esta región posee restos fosilizados de lagos y dunas del Pleistoceno, así como vestigios arqueológicos que atestiguan la presencia del ser humano desde unos 60.000 a 45.000 años. De ahí que sea un sitio excepcional para el estudio de la evolución humana en el continente australiano. También se han encontrado varios fósiles de marsupiales gigantes en buen estado de conservación.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: NFUAJ
Willandra Merenregio
In de regio van de Willandra meren bevinden zich de fossiele resten van een reeks meren en zandformaties uit het Pleistoceen. Daarnaast is er archeologisch bewijs te vinden van menselijke bewoning daterend van 45.000 tot 60.000 jaar geleden. De flora en fauna van het Willandra merengebied zijn archeologisch van significant belang; ze gelden als een mijlpaal in de studie van de menselijke evolutie op het Australische continent. De gevonden en goed bewaard gebleven fossielen van reuzenbuideldieren maken het namelijk mogelijk een verband vast te stellen tussen het uitsterven van deze dieren en predatie door de mens.
Source: unesco.nl
Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
The Willandra Lakes Region, in the semi-arid zone in southwest New South Wales (NSW), contains a relict lake system whose sediments, geomorphology and soils contain an outstanding record of a low-altitude, non-glaciated Pleistocene landscape. It also contains an outstanding record of the glacial-interglacial climatic oscillations of the late Pleistocene, particularly over the last 100,000 years. Ceasing to function as a lake ecosystem some 18,500 years ago, Willandra Lakes provides excellent conditions to document life in the Pleistocene epoch, the period when humans evolved into their present form.
The undisturbed stratigraphic context provides outstanding evidence for the economic life of Homo sapiens sapiens to be reconstructed. Archaeological remains such as hearths, stone tools and shell middens show a remarkable adaptation to local resources and a fascinating interaction between human culture and the changing natural environment. Several well-preserved fossils of giant marsupials have also been found here.
Willandra contains some of the earliest evidence of Homo sapiens sapiens outside Africa. The evidence of occupation deposits establishes that humans had dispersed as far as Australia by 42,000 years ago. Sites also illustrate human burials that are of great antiquity, such as a cremation dating to around 40,000 years BP, the oldest ritual cremation site in the world, and traces of complex plant-food gathering systems that date back before 18,000 years BP associated with grindstones to produce flour from wild grass seeds, at much the same time as their use in the Middle East. Pigments were transported to these lakeshores before 42,000 years BP. Evidence from this region has allowed the typology of early Australian stone tools to be defined.
Since inscription, the discovery of the human fossil trackways, aged between 19,000 and 23,000 years BP, have added to the understanding of how early humans interacted with their environment.
Criterion (iii): The drying up of the Willandra Lakes some 18,500 years BP allowed the survival of remarkable evidence of the way early people interacted with their environment. The undisturbed stratigraphy has revealed evidence of Homo sapiens sapiens in this area from nearly 50,000 years BP, including the earliest known cremation, fossil trackways, early use of grindstone technology and the exploitation of fresh water resources, all of which provide an exceptional testimony to human development during the Pleistocene period.
Criterion (viii): The Australian geological environment, with its low topographic relief and low energy systems, is unique in the longevity of the landscapes it preserves, and the Willandra Lakes provides an exceptional window into climatic and related environmental changes over the last 100,000 years. The Willandra Lakes, largely unmodified since they dried out some 18,500 years BP, provide excellent conditions for recording the events of the Pleistocene Epoch, and demonstrate how non-glaciated zones responded to the major glacial-interglacial fluctuations.
The demonstration at this site of the close interconnection between landforms and pedogenesis, palaeochemistry, climatology, archaeology, archaeomagnetism, radiocarbon dating, palaeoecology and faunal extinction, represents a classic landmark in Pleistocene research in the Australasian area. Willandra Lakes Region is also of exceptional importance for investigating the period when humans became dominant in Australia, and the large species of wildlife became extinct, and research continues to elucidate what role humans played in these events.
The property as nominated covered some 3,700 km2, following cadastral boundaries and including the entire Pleistocene lake and river systems from Lake Mulurulu in the north to the Prungle Lakes in the south, thereby including all elements contributing to its Outstanding Universal Value. In 1995 boundaries for the property were revised in order to 'better define the area containing the World Heritage values and … facilitate the management of the property'. The revised boundary follows topographic features, with an appropriate buffer within the boundary, to more closely delineate the entire lake and river system but exclude extraneous pastoral areas. The area of the property now covers ~2,400 km2.
Although pastoral development has resulted in ecological changes, stocking rates are low and dependent on natural unimproved pasture and the area remains predominantly vegetated in its natural condition. For leasehold properties within the property, Individual Property Plans (IPPs) have been developed and implemented, including actions such as excluding grazing from sensitive areas and relocating watering points to minimise the impact of grazing, to protect Outstanding Universal Value while also allowing sustainable land uses. There have also been significant additions to Mungo National Park, including some of the most archaeologically significant areas of the property.
Much of the scientific and cultural significance of the property is related to the values embedded in or associated with the lunettes. Erosion and deflation continues to expose material in already disturbed areas of the lunettes. At time of listing approximately 8% was extensively eroded, while 72% remained vegetated and intact, with the remaining area partly eroded.
The authenticity of the natural and Aboriginal cultural heritage values of the Willandra has been established in the first instance, in a western or European cultural sense, by rigorous scientific investigation and research by leading experts in their fields. Researchers have established the great antiquity and the richness of Aboriginal cultural heritage at Willandra which brought about a reassessment of the prehistory of Australia and its place in the evolution and the dispersal of humans across the world.
For the Traditional Tribal Groups (TTGs) that have an association with the area there has never been any doubt about the authenticity of the Willandra and any particular sites it contains. The TTGs have maintained their links with the land and continue to care for this important place and participate in its management as a World Heritage property. Aboriginal people of the Willandra take great pride in their cultural heritage and maintain their connection through modern day cultural, social and economic practices.
Protection and management requirements
The majority of the area comprises pastoral stations leased from the State and administered by the NSW Land and Property Management Authority. The remaining land contains a large part of the Mungo National Park, which is managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), and which has grown from 4.2% of the property at time of inscription to 29.9% in 2012. There are also some small areas of freehold land within the property. The NSW Office of Environment and Heritage provides archaeological expertise over all land tenures within the property. The statutory basis for management is established under New South Wales legislation by the Willandra Lakes Region Environmental Plan. This provides for a Community Management Council, Technical and Scientific Advisory Committee, Elders Council of Traditional Tribal Groups affiliated with the Willandra, and Landholders Protection Group to input advice on the management of the World Heritage Area.
Upon listing, the World Heritage Committee requested that a management plan be 'rapidly established for the whole area.' This process was begun in 1989 with the first property management plan – Sustaining the Willandra –finalised in 1996 following extensive consultation with all stakeholders. Individual Property Plans have been developed to protect World Heritage values on the pastoral stations. Similarly, Mungo National Park, managed jointly by the NPWS and Traditional Tribal Groups under a Joint Management Agreement, is subject to a management plan which aims to maximise conservation of both natural and cultural heritage values while also conserving biodiversity and facilitating appropriate visitor access. Visitor access to sensitive areas is carefully controlled, and in some areas excluded, to mitigate adverse impacts on World Heritage values.
All World Heritage properties in Australia are 'matters of national environmental significance' protected and managed under national legislation, the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. This Act is the statutory instrument for implementing Australia's obligations under a number of multilateral environmental agreements including the World Heritage Convention. By law, any action that has, will have or is likely to have a significant impact on the World Heritage values of a World Heritage property must be referred to the responsible Minister for consideration. Substantial penalties apply for taking such an action without approval. Once a heritage place is listed, the Act provides for the preparation of management plans which set out the significant heritage aspects of the place and how the values of the site will be managed.
Importantly, this Act also aims to protect matters of national environmental significance, such as World Heritage properties, from impacts even if they originate outside the property or if the values of the property are mobile (as in fauna). It thus forms an additional layer of protection designed to protect values of World Heritage properties from external impacts. In 2007 the Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area was added to the National Heritage List in recognition of its national heritage significance.
The property management plan identifies issues for management, outlines strategies for responses and identifies responsible parties. Among the issues and threats to values being addressed through coordinated action are the occurrence of invasive pest species (including European rabbits and feral goats), balancing increased visitation with asset protection, controlling total grazing pressure to provide for perennial vegetation regeneration, and limiting accelerated erosion where practicable.
Long Description
The fossil remains of a series of lakes and sand formations that date from the Pleistocene can be found in this region, together with archaeological evidence of human occupation dating from 45-60,000 years ago. It is a unique landmark in the study of human evolution on the Australian continent. Several well-preserved fossils of giant marsupials have also been found here.
The Willandra Lakes Region is primarily a geological site, with fauna and flora of significant interest in an archaeological sense: the Willandra Lakes may be the best locality for establishing a link between the extinction of the giant marsupial fauna and predation by humans. The Australian geological environment, with its low topographic relief and low energy systems, is unique in the longevity of the landscapes it preserves. The site includes the entire lake and river system from Lake Mulurulu, the latest to hold water, to the Prungle Lakes, dry for more than 15,000 years, and the region is unique in the world.
The Willandra Lakes provide excellent conditions for recording the events of the Pleistocene epoch (when man evolved into his present form), demonstrating how non-glaciated zones responded to the major climatic fluctuations between glacial periods. When Willandra Billabong Creek ceased to flow and so to replenish the lakes, this dried in series from the Prungle Lakes in the south to Lake Mulurulu in the north over several thousand years; as each lake evaporated, it became an independent system undergoing a basic transformation from fresh water to saline water to dry lake bed.
As long as water remained in a lake, dunes were accumulated along the eastern margins. It is this system of transverse crescent-shaped dunes, called 'lunettes', which contain evidence of past hydrological and geochemical environments. The freshwater lakes concentrated clean quartz sands on eastern beaches, but the lakes became more saline as they dried out, and clay pellets were chipped from the exposed lake floor by high winds to form distinctive clay lunettes. Such clay dunes are rare in world terms, and the well-preserved fossil examples in the Willandra Lakes region are an important geological resource; the 30 m high Lake Chibnalwood clay lunette is one of the largest in the world.
The Willandra Lakes Region is a remarkable example of a site where the economic life of Homo sapiens can be reconstructed, showing a remarkable adaptation to local resources and a fascinating interaction between human culture and the changing natural environment. The fossil landscape remains largely unmodified since the end of the last Pleistocene ice age.
Archaeological discoveries made here are of outstanding value. They include a 26,000-year-old cremation site (the oldest known in the world), a 30,000-year-old ochre burial, the remains of giant marsupials in an excellent state of conservation, and grindstones from 18,000 years ago used to crush wild grass for flour whose age is comparable with that claimed for the earliest seed-grind economies. The region also contains the remains of hearths, some dated to 30,000 years ago.
The region also provides evidence of the most distant point of dispersal reached during the course of the last glaciation by Homo sapiens and the earliest economic data in the world for human dependence on freshwater resources, in a pattern paralleled by Aborigines as recently as 100 years ago on the Darling River.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC


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Brain Tumor and Brain Cancer—Adult
A brain tumor occurs when cells grow uncontrollably in the brain. Cancer occurs when cells in the body divide without control or order. If cells divide uncontrollably, they form a mass of tissue. The mass is called a growth or tumor. The term cancer usually refers to malignant tumors. These can invade nearby tissue and spread to other parts of the body. A benign tumor does not spread. But, it can continue to grow and press structures near it, causing symptoms.
There are two main types of brain tumors:
- Primary brain cancer—This begins in the brain. It can be either malignant or benign. A small benign tumor in a bad location can cause significant problems.
- Secondary or metastatic brain cancer—This has spread to the brain from another site in the body. All metastatic tumors are malignant.
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The cause of most primary brain cancers is unknown. Secondary brain cancer is caused by the cancer spreading to the brain from another site.
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your chance of developing brain tumors include:
- Radiation
- A condition that affects the immune system
- Family history of certain types of cancer
Any cancer in the body can spread to the brain. The most common tumors that may spread to the brain include:
- Lung cancer
- Breast cancer
- Malignant melanomas
- Gastrointestinal tract cancer
- Kidney cancer
Symptoms depend on the tumor's size and location. A growing tumor will often have fluid build-up around it. This is called edema. Edema puts pressure on the brain. Symptoms may develop gradually or rapidly.
Symptoms may include:
Headache—Most headaches are not caused by brain tumors. Headaches due to brain tumors may have the following features:
- Worsens over a period of weeks to months
- Worse in the morning or causes you to wake during the night
- Different than a normal headache
- Worsens with change of posture, straining, or coughing
- Seizures
- Nausea or vomiting, especially early morning vomiting
- Weakness in arms and/or legs
- Loss of sensation in arms and/or legs
- Difficulty walking
- Hearing loss or vision loss, including double vision
- Speech problems
- Drowsiness
- Memory problems
- Personality changes
You will be asked your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. You will have a neurological exam. It will test muscle strength, coordination, reflexes, response to external actions, and alertness. The doctor may also look into your eyes to check for signs of brain swelling.
Images of your bodily structures may need to be taken. This can be done with:
- MRI scan
- CT scan
- PET scan
- Single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT)
- Combination PET and CT scan (PET/CT scan)
- Arteriography
A sample of brain tissue may need to be removed for testing. This can be done with:
- Biopsy
- Stereotaxis
There are many different types of brain tumors. The doctor will classify the type. The type of brain tumor is important to determine the treatment approach.
After cancer is found, further tests may be done if there is concern that the cancer has spread. Treatment depends on the type, size, location of the cancer, and your overall health. Treatments may leave you with physical or mental limitations.
Before beginning treatment, you may take medications, including:
- Steroids to decrease swelling and fluid buildup
- Anticonvulsants to prevent seizures
Surgical procedures include:
- Craniotomy—opening the skull to remove the tumor or as much of the tumor as possible
- Shunt—implanting a long thin tube in the brain to direct fluid build up to another part of the body
Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy uses radiation to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors. This is a common treatment for brain tumors. Radiation may be:
- External radiation therapy—Radiation is directed at the tumor from a source outside the body. If you have a metastatic brain tumor, you will receive whole brain radiation therapy (WBRT). If you have a primary brain tumor, you will receive more focused radiation therapy. WRBT may also be used in people who have cancer in other areas of the body. The treatment is used to prevent brain cancer.
- Internal radiation therapy—Radioactive materials are placed into the body near the cancer cells. This is used less often.
- Stereotactic radiosurgery—Higher doses of radiation can be delivered to the affected areas of the brain. Nearby normal tissue can be spared. Special equipment, including MRI and CT scans, help to focus the radiation. This is most often used in metastatic brain tumors or in benign brain tumors, such as meningiomas.
Chemotherapy is the use of drugs to kill cancer cells. It may be given in many forms, including pill, injection, or through a tube called a catheter. The drugs enter the bloodstream and travel through the body killing mostly cancer cells, but also some healthy cells. It may also be delivered directly into the cerebrospinal fluid, which bathes the brain tissue. This form of chemotherapy is called intrathecal. This is most often used when cancer has spread from elsewhere in the body to the fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord.
Rehabilitation Therapy
Rehabilitation therapy includes:
- Physical therapy to help with walking, balance, and building strength
- Occupational therapy to help with mastering life skills, such as dressing, eating, and using the toilet
- Speech therapy to help express thoughts and overcome swallowing difficulties
There are no guidelines for preventing brain cancer.
- Mohei Abouzied, MD
- Reviewed: 08/2014
- Updated: 09/05/2014
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Salary increases and more work time are two of the biggest requests Calvert's support staff and teachers' unions will discuss with the Calvert County Board of Education during their annual negotiations, which are open to the public and began Monday.
Calvert Association of Educational Support Staff salary negotiations started this week, and the Calvert Education Association will begin its negotiations next week.
Unlike previous years, where the board of education's negotiating team was led by Robin Welsh, a lawyer and former deputy superintendent for Calvert County Public Schools, this year the board's negotiating team consists of lawyers Les Dellman and Ed O'Meally from Pessin Katz Law, from Towson, who represent the school system.
This year's negotiations deadline is Jan. 11, 2014, in time for Nancy V. Highsmith, interim superintendent, to present the superintendent's budget. Though last year's negotiations lasted until the end of January, CEA and CAESS Chief Negotiator Joseph Sella and CEA President Debbie Russ said they hope to finish the current negotiations next week.
"To get it done before the holidays or soon after would be advantageous to both sides," Russ said.
Russ said after having discussions with teachers and reviewing results of a yearly survey, she has heard that work time is the most important necessity for teachers in Calvert County.
"With all the new initiatives coming down from [the Maryland State Department of Education], teachers really need personal work time," Russ said. "There's a lot of changes in education and good teachers are running scared, and that shouldn't be."
Russ cited state mandates, such as the Common Core State Standards, the new observation and evaluation model for teachers and the new Partnership for Assessment of Readiness of College and Careers (PARCC) assessments, as the cause for more personal work time teachers need.
"We call it the third wave of reform," Russ said. "The new [interim] superintendent is very aware of the time involved with this, and we're trying to etch out some more personal time for teachers to work on the new initiatives they have no choice about."
Another issue the union is consistently negotiating with the board is salary increases.
"We provide some of the highest test scores in the country," Sella said of the county's teachers. "Forbes magazine has rated us one of the richest counties in the state. … We find it fascinating that [the board] is crying poverty."
Open negotiations will continue through Friday from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. this week and next at the CEA's headquarters on Main Street in Prince Frederick.


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Steve Ressel received a B.S. in Secondary Education with a major in biology from Millersville University in 1976, a M.S. in Zoology from the University of Vermont in 1987, and a Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of Connecticut in 1993. As a graduate student, Steve received numerous awards in recognition of his research and an award for outstanding teaching at UCONN. Prior to graduate school, Steve taught junior high biology in Pennsylvania. Steve joined the faculty and administration at COA in 1993, where he directs the colleges natural history museum and teaches courses in the areas of vertebrate biology, physiological ecology, herpetology, winter ecology, and biological photography. As museum director, Steve works extensively with students interested in museum exhibit design, museum collection care, and informal education. Student projects under Steve's direction include: ecological research on anuran, snake, and turtle populations in Acadia National Park and surrounding areas; photographic exhibitions; curriculum design for informal and formal education units in the biological sciences.
Steve's research has focused on sexual selection in relation to parasite load in lizards, the role of secondary compounds in diet selection of an herbivorous lizard, and the interrelationships between calling effort, temperature, and muscle physiology in male frogs. Steve has traveled extensively throughout the U.S., the Caribbean, and Central America for his research, and has published in Oecologia, Copeia, The Journal of Experimental Biology, Physiological and Biochemical Zoology, and Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. Steve's photographs have appeared in Maine Amphibians and Reptile. He serves as a grant reviewer for the Institute of Museum and Library Services and is an active member of the New England Museum Association and the American Association of Museums.
Steve enjoys winter hiking and camping, ice hockey, catching frogs with his kids, and The Beatles.
B.S. Millersville University, 1976
M.S. University of Vermont, 1987
Ph.D. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Connecticut, 1993
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ES525Applied Amphibian Biology
Most amphibians are small vertebrates that require moist microhabitats and/or unrestricted access to fresh water to sustain their populations. Despite their diminutive size, need for moisture, and cryptic habits, the 6000+ species of extant amphibians are found on all continents except Antarctica and are extremely diverse in their morphology, ecology, and behavior. Amphibian diversity peaks in tropical regions but salamanders are thought to be the numerically dominant vertebrate species in mature forest habitats of the eastern US. Because their combined numbers represent a significant amount of living biomass, amphibians are increasingly being used as bio-indicators to assess the ecological health of natural communities. Worldwide declines in anuran populations are well documented but the underlying cause(s) of these declines are still not fully known nor is the impact of these losses on the short- and long-term stability of the environments in which they live. In this course, students will examine amphibians native to Maine and to Costa Rica in order to compare and contrast the life history, ecology, and conservation of temperate and tropical species. Coursework during the regular term will focus on current field methods and data analysis used to assess species abundance and distribution through readings and field work, with the first half of the term devoted to Maine species and the latter half examining neotropical species. This will be followed by a mandatory 10-day field trip to Tirimbina Rainforest reserve in Costa Rica, where students will conduct their own field study on a topic relevant to the course. Level: Advanced. Permission of Instructor. Lab Fee $775 (Note: students who enroll in both Applied Amphibian Biology and Neotropical Conservation Ecology pay a single lab fee). *ES*
MD3010Biology Through the LensPhotography is one of the primary means through which scientific observation and research is conducted and presented to the public. The most provocative images of the natural world don't just happen; they are made by individuals skilled in both photography and the life sciences. In this course, students will develop technical, observational, and aesthetic skills to extract relevant information from the natural world and organisms collected from nature. Through acquired skills, students will be expected to conceive methods to document the biological world and communicate concepts using strong visual imagery. Photographic techniques and historical examples will be learned and applied. Students will be evaluated based on their successful completion of a series of project-based assignments, participation in discussions and critiques, and their ability to effectively convey biological principles through photography. Pre-requisite: at least one introductory-level biology course and one photography course or permission of instructor. Students will be expected to provide their own camera for the course; a digital camera with interchangeable lenses is recommended.
Level: Intermediate. Class limit: 12. Lab fee: $95.00.
ES2010Ecology: Natural HistoryThis course emphasizes field studies of the ecology of Mount Desert Island, incorporating labs and field trips. Each exercise focuses on a central ecological concept. Topics include intertidal biology and diversity, forest trees and site types, bedrock geology, soil biology, insect diversity, pollination ecology, freshwater biology, predation, herbivory, and the migration of birds. Discussions include the development of natural history as a science and the role of natural selection in the evolution of diversity. Students are expected to keep a field notebook or journal, to undertake a project, and to write a term paper. Class meets for two lecture sessions and one lab session or two field/lab sessions per week. The course is particularly appropriate for students concentrating in Environmental Education. This class is intended for first year students, who will have priority during registration. Returning students may take this course with permission of the instructor.
Level: Introductory/Intermediate. Prerequisites: None; field work involves strenuous hiking. Class Limit: 14. Lab fee: $75. Meets the following degree requirements: ES
ES3030Environmental PhysiologyThe manner in which animals survive in extreme environments or function at levels that far exceed human capacities has always fascinated us. In this course, we examine how an animal's physiology fashions its functional capacities under various environmental conditions. We explore the interrelationships between physiology, behavior, and ecology using an integrated and evolutionary approach in order to understand regulatory responses in changing environments. Major areas to be covered include thermoregulation, behavioral energetics, and osmoregulation. Emphasis is placed on vertebrate systems to elucidate general patterns in physiological attributes. This course has two lecture/discussion sessions per week and students are evaluated on class participation, a series of take-home exams, and a class presentation.
Level: Intermediate. Prerequisites: Biology I & II, or equivalent. Class limit: 15. Lab fee: $65.00 Meets the following degree requirements: ES
ES3024EvolutionThis course provides students with the opportunity to put their knowledge of ecology and diversity into an evolutionary framework. The emphasis is on how populations of organisms are currently evolving, with a focus on the ecological context of natural selection. Topics in the course include the genetic basis of evolutionary change, selection and adaptation, reproductive effort, co-evolution, the ecology and evolution of sex, behavioral ecology, speciation, and applied evolutionary ecology. In addition to a textbook, students read several original research articles. The course has two lectures and one discussion section per week. Evaluations are based on exams and short essay sets.
Level: Intermediate. Prerequisite: Biology I and II or equivalent. Offered every other year. Class limit: 20. Meets the following degree requirements: ES
ES3018HerpetologyThis course is a comprehensive introduction to the biology of amphibians and reptiles. We cover the systematics, physiology, behavior, and ecology of each group, with particular emphasis on the important contribution amphibian and reptilian studies have made to the fields of physiological, behavioral, and community ecology. Readings are chosen from a text and from primary literature. The course consists of two lecture/discussion sessions per week and one lab/field trip every week. Weather dictates the number and focus of field trips, but students should expect to participate in both day and night field trips throughout the term. Students are evaluated on class participation, exams, and a term-long field project.
Level: Intermediate. Prerequisites: Biology I and II or equivalent, and one Vertebrate Biology course. Class limit: 12. Offered every other year. Lab fee: $75. Meets the following degree requirements: ES
ES480Introduction to Collections Care: Saving all the Parts
Natural history museums are major players in the great human enterprise that was started by Linnaeus over 250 years ago: to catalog all of Earth's species and understand the inherent order of these organisms. While the Earth's biotic inventory is far from complete, natural history collections presently held by reputable institutions represent extremely valuable and, in some cases, irreplaceable sources of knowledge regarding life on our planet. This course introduces students to current principles and practices of caring for and organizing collections through hands-on work with the holdings of the Dorr Museum. This course will focus on the proper storage, handling, and exhibition of collections, and cataloguing collections in accordance with currently accepted evolutionary relationships among represented taxa. Through individual and group projects, students will research and pilot practices that address short- and long-term needs of collection material. Students will be evaluated on level of class participation and successful completion of class projects, including a final project that will form the basis of a strategic plan for collections care at the Dorr Museum. This course is suitable for students interested in the study of natural history, vertebrate biology, educational studies, and exhibition in museums and galleries. Level: Introductory. Class limit: 14. Lab fee: $30.00.
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2014 has been quite a year for Ellie Goulding. In fact, before the first two months had cleared the calendar, Goulding had announced the release of her next single, confirmed a contribution to the soundtrack for the film "Divergent," collaborated with rapper Angel Haze on a cover of the James Black song "Life Round Here," and captured the Best British Female Solo Artist at the Brit Awards.
Goulding's "Beating Heart" (her contribution to "Divergent") was probably a little louder by the time the soundtrack was released to the US on March 11. It was just the beginning of a spring/summer whirlwind for the starlet, who performed at the 2014 MTV Movie Awards in April and was one of three finalists for the Milestone Award at the Billboard Music Awards in May.
By June Goulding had announced and kicked off the UK Festival season, playing the Glastonbury Festival, the Wireless Festival, Eden Project, Marley Park, T in the Park Festival and the Norwich Sundown Festival before closing out that circuit in August. The 27-year-old certainly left a lot of fans digging her energetic performances, including her recent hit single, "Burn," as Ellie Goulding tickets were hot all summer.
Goulding recently went on a two-week Asian tour, including her very first stop in Hong Kong at the city's Kowloonbay International Trade and Exhibition Centre.
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"Anything Could Happen" was the lead single to Ellie Goulding's latest album, and the song title more than describes the career of the British songstress, who has found a balance between electro-pop and indie folk that has more than appealed to fans.
Born in Hereford, England, Goulding moved to the country's east coast to study drama at the University of Kent. But her love of folk music also exposed her to electronica, and she eventually moved to West London to pursue a career in music. It was there that she came in contact with producers like Frankmusik and Starsmith, who helped to craft her songs with an electro-pop flair.
Like most musicians these days, Goulding did herself a favor by building a fan base via the Internet, where fans loved on tracks like "Starry Eyed" and a cover of Sam Sparro's "Black & Gold." The media crush wasn't far behind, and by the time publications like The Guardian started singing her praises she was fielding offers from several labels. The one that nabbed her was Polydor Records, and she was quickly on her way to a release of her debut album.
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Gallery: Gorgeous Dutch Power Plant is Completely Clad in Delftware Til...
The power plant holds two gas turbines that generate on-demand electricity while providing district heating for the community's buildings. This makes the facility two times more efficient than plants that generate energy alone, but this also means that the plant has to be located in the community it serves. To celebrate the building as the community's hearth, the designers decided to tile it in iconic Delftware glazed tiles that commemorate the Netherlands native and communicate the function of the building they clad.
The simple but expansive scale of the building makes it the largest delftware artwork in the Netherlands! We are very excited to see new buildings that create a sense of place and contribute to their surrounding community by telling the story of the people who live and have lived there. Hugo Kaagman states "The scale of the ornaments on the tower is bigger, like the motives on the corners of the building that seem to hold the building together. The tower is reminiscent of a church tower. At the top is the sun motif composed of tulips with the symbolism of the solar rays, so it is a temple of energy."
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July 15, 2011 at 12:32 pm
This makes perfect sense to me. There is a tradition of using Delftware tiles to make masonry heaters or to use them as backing panels on cast iron stoves. This co-generation plant is a heater for the town. Why not make it look like a tegelkachel? (kachelofen)
October 20, 2010 at 7:18 pm
[…] Egeraat's design of the plant makes the incinerator not just a power station, but also an icon on the horizon. Circular openings in the building's aluminum facade serve to transform the station into a […]
July 9, 2010 at 4:07 am
A swing… and a miss. I'm glad that (apparently by virtue of osmosis) at least something of my previous comments has penetrated the thick skulls of the lads running this blog: good design blends into it's local environment. Now, I just wish the volks responsible for this post would start using their judgment or their eyes instead of copying press-releases verbatim. Look at the buildings in the background. Does this monstrosity meld with them in any meaningful way what so ever? Correct answer: no.
July 8, 2010 at 3:46 pm
Whata beautiful building! I could sit in front of it for hours!
July 8, 2010 at 1:16 pm
@drdea: I guess that was a blotched cut&paste job. The source article read: "Its basic form is simple, while its elevations are clad in one-metre-square panels with expressive motifs and figurative depictions." This solves the confusion. The tiles themselves are not real tiles, of course, wonder what material was used for the panels. Being Dutch, I would have hoped for a less pop-artsy variety. I've seen several really old (16th C) tiles with hand painted motifs, and they are way more delicate and beautiful than these travesties.
July 7, 2010 at 1:20 am
"power plant clad in one square meter of beautiful Delftware tiles"
I think it must be about 3 orders of magnitude more than that.


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Having secured 15 points in a race where most didn't even expect him to score one, Championship leader Seb Vettel says momentum is still with Red Bull...
Having secured 15 points in a race where most didn't even expect him to score one, Championship leader Seb Vettel says momentum is still with Red Bull.
As Formula One arrived at the Yas Marina circuit for this past weekend's Abu Dhabi GP, the title race was on a knife edge with Vettel holding a 13-point advantage over Fernando Alonso.
The impetus was also with the German, who had won four grands prix in a row including leading a massive 205 consecutive laps.
The picture, though, changed late Saturday night when Vettel was disqualified from qualifying due to a fuel infringement with Red Bull opting to start their driver from the pit lane.
Vettel put in a master class performance as he raced from the back of the field to the podium, finishing just one position behind Alonso to hold a 10-point lead heading into the season's penultimate grand prix in Texas.
Asked whether he now has a firm grip on the title, Vettel said: "I think it's still two races to go so obviously we see how quickly things can change.
"We lost only a very little bit, I think we have the momentum still, the car is bloody quick, so looking forward to the next two races.
"We are definitely believing in it and that's the target."
Vettel, though, is not the only one who believes he can win the title as Alonso remains "confident" and "will fight until the end."
However, the Ferrari driver admits his F2012 is by no means the quickest car in the field.
The Spaniard, who has five podium finishes in the last six races but not a single victory, has reached the top step of the podium back in July's German GP,
"We are not fast enough, this is true and we are honest with ourselves, we know this. We need to accept this," he said.
"It's a weak point, the performance that we have at the moment in our package, and we have some strong points which we will try to use."
Asked whether another race victory is 'absolutely' needed to beat Vettel to the title, Alonso said: "That will help, for sure, but I don't think so."


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a friend of mine has a welder hes looking to get rid of. not to familar with Miller welders and was looking for some advice.All i know is its a Miller Welder/generator telebyne continential F163. those are the numbers i got off of it. Im assuming its a big 40 based on my research but not really sure. based on the engine can you guys tell me around how old this might be, if it even is a big 40, and around what its worth. I want to make an offer on it but dont want to lowballl the guy either neither do i want to overpay. Any help is greatly aprreciatated .Thanks
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Pics or serial number would be good, the welder, not the engine. Miller used the F163 Continental on quite a few models.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
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1 (6 - pound) standing rib roast, (3 ribs), room temp
Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Coat the meat in the olive oil and then season with the salt, pepper, rosemary and thyme, if using. Try to work a little seasoning where the meat is tied to the bones. Place the roast in a roasting pan (no rack needed, the bones provide stability) roast at 450 degrees, for 20 minutes. After that time, reduce the temperature to 375 degrees and pour 1 cup of beef stock into the roasting pan. Baste the meat every 20 minutes with the accumulated drippings, adding water or stock if needed. Continue to roast until an instant read thermometer inserted into a thick portion of the meat (don't let it touch the bone), reads about 125 to 130 degrees for medium rare. Remove the finished roast to a platter, cover loosely with foil and place the roasting pan on the stove. Heat the drippings, scraping up any bits that have collected in the bottom of the pan. Untie the meat from the bones for easier carving and present the sliced meat, with the bones and gravy spooned on top.
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Saturday, April 20, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Apr. 20, 2002) -- The East Tennessee State softball team split a doubleheader with UNC Wilmington, falling in game one, 6-2, but then winning game two, 6-1, Saturday afternoon from Metro-Kiwanis Park in Johnson City, Tenn. The Bucs (20-25, 8-9 Southern Conference) took the lead over the Seahawks (18-27, 5-11 SoCon) by plating a run in the bottom of the third. Sophomore first baseman Miranda Byerly (Candler, N.C.) led off the third with a triple to right field. She scored when the next batter, freshman third baseman Lindsay Lane (Erwin, Tenn.) laced a single to left center. UNC Wilmington tied the game by scoring a run in the top of the fifth. Designated player Raena Jones led off the fifth with a single and after being advanced to third by two bunts, was driven in on an infield single by shortstop Audrey White. The Seahawks built a 3-1 lead by scoring two more runs in the top of the sixth. Catcher Lauren Mattox led off the inning with a double to left center. Mary Susan Hilliard, running for Mattox, advanced on a sacrifice bunt and scored on a fielder's choice by Chrissy Freaney. Freaney reached on the play and then scored on a triple to left center by Jones. UNCW put the game out of reach with three more runs in the top of the seventh. Outfielder Christina Elmore and White led off the inning with back-to-back singles. Mattox followed with a double to left center, scoring Elmore. Outfielder Tiffany Lindemann then followed with a single to left field, scoring White. The final run of the inning would cross the plate as Mattox scored on an error. The Bucs attempted to make a comeback in the bottom of the seventh, but could score just one run. Sophomore outfielder Rhea Holler (Peoria, Ariz.) led off the inning by reaching on an error, and scored when senior second baseman April Arnold (Mountain City, Tenn.) reached on another error. Seahawk pitcher Jamie Gostyla (8-11) picked up the win, pitching a complete game, allowing five hits and one earned run while striking out two. Buccaneer freshman pitcher Courtney Jenkins (Knoxville, Tenn.) also went the distance, but took the loss (10-9) after allowing five earned runs on 10 hits while striking out four. Byerly went 2-2 at the plate for ETSU with a run scored. For the Seahawks, both White and Mattox went 3-4 with a run scored and an RBI in game one. ETSU turned the tables on UNCW in game two, defeating the Seahawks, 6-1. The game was scoreless until the bottom of the fourth, when the Bucs put two runs on the board. Freshman outfielder Danielle Spetar (Knoxville, Tenn.) led off the inning with a single and came home on a two-run homer to center field by Byerly. The Bucs rallied for four more runs in the next inning, putting the game out of reach. Holler led off the inning with a single and scored on a triple by Lane. Arnold then singled to right field and came home on a double by sophomore pitcher Tiffany Vandergriff (Sale Creek, Tenn.). Vandergriff came home on a single by Spetar. After stealing second, Spetar scored the final run of the game for the Bucs on a double by Byerly. UNCW scored their only run of the game in the top of the seventh as Ashley Niggebrugge, pinch-running for Freaney, came home on a double play. Vandergriff picked up the win (5-7) for ETSU, allowing no earned runs on just four hits in her complete game. Amanda Wilson took the loss (5-6) for the Seahawks after surrendering five earned runs on eight hits in 4.1 innings pitched. Spetar, Byerly, Holler and Lane each had two hits in game two for the Bucs. Byerly led the team with three RBI. The two teams conclude their weekend series tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m. from Metro-Kiwanis Park in Johnson City, Tenn.


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draft Keenan Allen #12 overall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhdVSwSPIoc
Sign Greg Jennings https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyLHvJ0h4l4
draft Keenan Allen #12 overall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhdVSwSPIoc
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In all seriousness though, I'd take Mike Wallace, Devery Henderson, and C. Patterson after trading down.
I'm hoping I'm pleasantly surprised by Ireland this off season.
anyone who thinks Allen is good good after the catch or with the ball in his hands I urge you to watch the highlight video posted. A WR Depth Chart of 1. Greg Jennings 2. Keenan Allen 3. Davone Bess 4. Rishard Matthews 5. Armon Binns is suddenly scoring touchdowns instead of Carpenter field goals
Why did he miss games this year?
Second, not really sure why experts say he is most polished. Not saying he is not, just asking why most? He is not a burner that I can tell. I dont buy hype. Just trying to understand why he gets ranked so high? I am not seeing a lot of deep balls to this guy.
i have also noticed a coupld of vids I watched of him, he steps out of bounds on his way to scoring as if he is not aware of the sideline. Not a huge issue but I saw it more than once. Seems like a guy who can go over the middle alot and flash a bit of YAC. Maybe it will be different in the pros if DB's are not focused so much on him but otherwise I see a guy who wont come on until the second half of the season.
I think Markus Wheaton is actually looking more the part to me. I would be happy with Wheaton and Bailey. And I think Patterson has better open field moves and quickness.
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We visit the Chinese store here twice a month and fill up our freezer after each of our visits. I wanted to make something with prawns but a bhaji which can be eaten with chapatti. Thought of making some gravy wala dish but gave up on that idea. Finally I thought of making one my favorite prawns dish without gravy. This is a quick recipe and will take not mre than 15 mins from start to end.
1/2 lb prawns
1 onion
1 potato
1 tomato/ few pieces (4-5) raw mango/ 2-3 kokum
1 cup fresh coconut
1 tbl Spn garam masala
1 tbl spn chili powder
½ tbl spn halide powder
Salt as per taste
1 tbl spn oil
Pre-preparation: Clean prawns and de-vein them. Rub a pinch of chili powder and turmeric powder and keep aside for 15 mins
Heat oil in a wok. Add onions. And sauté for 5 mins. Add potatoes, tomatoes ( raw mangoes). Sauté for 2-3 mins. Add prawns and Sauté for 2 minutes. The aroma will fill the room. Add turmeric powder, chili powder and garam masala. Add ½ cup water and cook till all the water has evaporated and potatoes have been cooked. Garnish with cilantro. Serve this chapatti or as side dish with fish-curry rice.


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Reading all the stuff that is going on in her trial is making me wonder, if she blatantly slaughtered her boyfriend (she admits it), why is there still a trial going on? What's the purpose of the trial now? They're playing sex videos, recorded sex calls (idk how they got those?), and other things during the trial, what's the purpose of playing these things in a court?
The woman slaughtered the guy. Make a decision based off on that, there is absolutely no purpose in getting into all these sex conversations for and playing it out loud in the court. None at all, that has nothing to with the fact that she slaughtered the guy.
There is something really awkward going on in that trial and I'm not talking about Jodi here, I know she's a lunatic. But the judge and lawyers are going way off base now.


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Journey's Jonathan Cain moved to Nashville five years ago and jumped right in to fundraising for the Middle Tennessee chapter of the Make-A-Wish foundation.
The keyboard player hosted Saturday night's second Make-A-Wish gala, which featured performances from Cain and The Oak Ridge Boys. The event at the Omni Nashville Hotel raised an estimated $200,000 for the charity, which grants wishes to children dealing with potentially life-threatening medical conditions.
"I lead the charge last year and everyone followed me," Cain said of planning the first gala. "We try to keep it intimate. It's all about the kids. It's not really this big musical event so much is it that people who care about kids should come and make a difference in their lives. That's really ultimately what we all want."
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Comments On Aug 03, 2015:Before I installed these bearings I popped the dust covers to see how much grease there was and was surprised when I saw very little on one side of the bearing and none on the other. I hand packed them with my own waterproof, high temp wheel bearing grease. Curious to see how long they last. Will try to update this review at a later date.
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Comments On Aug 04, 2015:fitment was good
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Comments On Jul 14, 2015:These have lasted just as long as any of the competitor brands. So far the seals have held up well and nothing has gotten past them. Bearings are still nice and tight. Have sand, mud and track riding on them. About 60 hours. Would buy again.
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Comments On May 07, 2015:Fitment as good as oem. Easy to install
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Comments On Mar 10, 2015:these went in fine, but on this bike the wheel spacers ride in the the inner races of the bearings.. Well they are really tight. it is hard to turn the spacer by hand and get the bearing to roll. i was not expecting this.. maybe they will break in some, but if you are expecting it to free wheel.. thats not gonna happen. was kind of expecting them to be a little freeier/smoother considering Pivot works is THE big name in the biz....?
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Comments On Feb 25, 2015:my pivot works bearings have lasted 3xs longer than any all balls racing product and still going strong.
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Comments On Jan 28, 2015:Got bearings day after i ordered them(good job)started on one side ,old one gave me hard time comming out ,new one went back together great.one problem,new ones have movement,not asmuch as old ones did, but new ones should not have no movement.and yes they was pressed in right thought i was getting a deal, wreken not!
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Comments On Dec 31, 2014:only lasted about 5 rides complete junk im switching back to all balls bearings
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Comments On Dec 23, 2014:These work well, the seals lasted longer than others I've tried and with maintenance they will last a long time.
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Comments On Dec 01, 2014:Not as good as stock but work well.
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My daughter recently learned the word "b*tch" from a stranger named John.Around 50,000 sexual predators are trolling the internet each day looking for a way to connect with our children. My kids were playing the popular video game Clash of Clans recently when a player named "John" requested to join their "clan," or chat group. I had no idea that Clash of Clans had a chat feature. Not that my kids were being sneaky, they weren't. This was a free game and I gave them permission to download it a … [Read more...]
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Peter and the Test Tube Babies are a punk rock band that was formed in the small town of Peacehaven, England in 1978 by Del Strangefish and Peter Bywaters. Due to their humorous tongue-in-cheek lyrics, they have been considered part of the Punk Pathetique subgenre. Peter and the Test Tube Babies were first featured in Sounds magazine in July 1980, and after a John Peel Radio One session, made their vinyl debut on the Brighton compilation album Vaultage 78. They also had two songs on the seminal Oi! compilation Oi! the Album in that same year. They favoured absurd lyrics and strange titles, such as "The Queen Gives Good Blow Jobs". In 1982, they covered the chart-topping Gary Glitter hit "I'm the Leader of the Gang (I Am)" on their album Pissed and Proud. When the band is not touring, Peter Bywaters offers personal English as a second language tuition on a live-in basis at his home in Brighton, . They have continued performing into the 2000s. Their polished, professional live show is in contrast to the non-serious nature of their lyrics.
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Identity Festival Houston: It is time to dance now. Almost
Yo, have you seen the line-up for the new Identity Festival? The summer dance music fest hits the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion at the Woodlands on Saturday and it's a veritable who's who of current electronic music producers, which, as you can tell by our current cover story, we're pretty into at the moment. And […] [Read More]