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Aug 7, 2015 -- TriMet's new Tilikum Crossing bridge is having a preview this weekend .
Tilikum crossing's rainbow colored LED lights night time show can be attributed to the partnership between the USGS and School of the Environment (SOE). The equipment that reads the data from the Willamette River is owned by the SOE and the data is prominently displayed in SRTC building on the first floor on 1717 10th avenue. Come by some time and check it out! _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Aug 3, 2015 -- Dr. Jennifer Morse, assistant professor in the department of environmental science and management, received the Ecological Society of America's 2015 George Mercer Award for her contributions to the paper, "Drought-induced saltwater incursion leads to increased wetland nitrogen export," published in Global Change Biology in 2013.
July 20, 2015 -- Professor Dr. Robert Scheller, a theoretical and applied forest ecologist and the Director of the Dynamic Ecosystems and Landscapes Lab, hosted the 2015 World Congress of the International Associate of Landscape Technology. Details can be found here.
July 17, 2015 -- Geography department announces the addition of a *BRAND NEW* minor in Water Resources added to their program in the 2015-2016 Bulletin. Details can be found here.
June 29, 2015 -- Geology Professor Dr. Max Rudolph published an article in the prestigious peer reviewed scientific journal Nature Geoscience titled "Initiation of the Lusi mudflow Disaster."
June 14 - 18, 2015 -- PSU's School of the Environment faculty and doctoral students head to collaborate and create future projects in flood risk management in the City of Ningbo in China. Please click the image on the left for more information.
June 11,2015 -- Sarah Kidd received the President's Award for Academic Achievement and Tim Elder received the Dean's Award for university service during the 2015 Student Achievement Awards Ceremony.


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This Vinyl is great as I need to leave messages to my renters.I only wish I not only could use any felt tip pen marker but it needed a holder or some way to secure the pen to the vinyl so I won't lose it and no one could write on the vinyl with a magic marker.
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If you are going to Lexington, stay at the Hampton Inn. The Manor House is terrific and takes you back to the history of Lexington. If you choose to stay there make your reservations well ahead of time. It's worth it.
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WOW!!!, I grew up near Lexington and their historical district,and somewhere along the line forgot how beautiful the citiy is w/all the history it holds(guess it was the yearly field trips to the same places,that made me not see it). Anyway we came in for my nephews high school graduation from PMHS and being my boyfriend is a big history buff, what better place than the Historical District.He went on line and found Col Alto(Hampton Inn) and asked me what I thought about staying there,I said sure.Before we left Tn. driving up that morning they called and upgraded us to the Manor.(thank you)WOW is all I could say when we arrived. We entered the lobby and was greated by the friendliest/sweetest staff.Our room was right off the lobby, and the room was awesome,with our own private porch looking out at the nice garden area, pool,etc. Room service every morning was included in our stay. We visited VMI and several other places, including the Rockbridge Winery(right across from the farm I grew up on.)We fell in love w/Col Alto and look fwd to another stay. If you have a chance to stay there please do, you will not be disappointed.This was the greatest place to stay at from my hometown area.
We enjoyed this hotel on our first visit to Lexington. The property is bipolar with a historic mansion acting as the reception, lobby, and breakfast area, and a modern hotel at the back. The room was spacious, but, given the layout, somewhat distant from the lobby and hard to find. The staff was friendly and helpful when we wanted to see the town and find a restaurant.
this a great place to stay b/c of the location and the history. We walked into Lexington 3 days and walked to VMI and W&L to the historic sites there. The property is well situated, the staff is very friendly; the breakfast is great; the rooms are well outfitted. The grounds are beautiful. We love to stay here
Beautiful historic property. College town. lots of restaurants nearby, that we were told they are all within walking distance. Not so, if you arrive late and are tired. Be prepared to walk a lot. Also there are no cabs in the area. I would stay here again.
My husband and I stayed here for one night as we were going to do some activities in the Natural Bridge area. First things first, the property is gorgeous. Lots of trees and grass and it is very well taken care of. There are benches here and there under the trees so you can relax and enjoy the property. The check in area is very clean and in the historic part of the building so it has a lot of charm. The hotel is sprawling and all brick and really one of the nicest Hampton Inn property's I have ever seen. It helped that we were there on a gorgeous sunny day so it really highlighted all that the hotel had to offer. The staff is pleasant and courteous. As Gold HH members, we got to pick out our drinks and snacks for free. Now onto the room and room location. Our room was a standard Hampton room with two queen beds. Nothing unusual there. We were in the side part of the building on the first floor (indoor room, not one with outside access), right across from the gym and a few doors down from the door that led outside to the pool/walkway to the breakfast area. We heard doors slamming ALL DAY AND NIGHT LONG. I am not kidding, it was the most disruptive hotel stay I have ever had. In order to try to drown out the noise, we turned up the fan on high on the AC unit. The AC unit itself was incredibly annoying and loud as well, shutting on and off like a semi truck, waking us up every time it did so. I even always bring a fan with me to provide some white noise and that didn't help either. Neither my husband or I slept more than a few hours as we could not have been in a worse location in the hotel with the doors slamming and our AC unit did nothing to soothe. If we had been staying there a second longer, I would have requested an immediate room change. I cannot emphasize this enough - request rooms AWAY from the walkway door and gym if you want to have any chance of getting a good nights rest!!!!
When I first arrived at the Hampton Inn in Lexington, VA, I thought it could not possibly be a Hampton. While most of the chain have a set "look", this hotel seems more like a non-chain bit of southern majesty. Yet, it was a Hampton. The lobby and breakfast area are located in an historic brick mansion, with the rest of the hotel built in the 1990s. The woman who registered us was happy to share the history of the property and the area. Grounds surrounding this hotel are well kept and perfect for picnicking and photo ops. Understandably, many weddings and receptions are held at this hotel, in fact, a special "horse and buggy parking area" is assigned outside the main house. Though the building is historic, the hotel has all of the latest amenities, including a fully stocked fitness center and seasonal outdoor pool and whirlpool. Another historic building, this one a cabin, sits behind the newer portion of the hotel. Located just under three miles from route 81, this hotel, though pricier than many Hamptons, is a find. Restaurants, shopping, and history are all within walking distance. Note: standard rooms lack microwaves and fridges.
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AngelofPink 22-25, F 8 Answers 7 Jan 15, 2012
red velvet with cream cheese icing. I've been wanting to make those since forever and I still haven't
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So good...
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They sell boxed mixed for red velvet, too. And pre-made cream cheese icing if you want an easy way to do it.
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I vote for red velvet with cream cheese icing, i made some today they were so good.
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Strawberry with strawberry frosting!
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confetti ones!
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