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Earth and Planetary Sciences Fall 2015 Seminars
Thursdays at 1:15 p.m. EPS Conference Room (unless otherwise noted)
*Friday, September 11 - 12:45 PM
MEHMET YESILTAS, Stony Brook University
"Synchrotron-based infrared microspectroscopy of meteorites"
*September 17 - **12:15 PM:
ALICIA CRUZ-URIBE, University of Maine
"Arc magma genesis from melting of mélange diapirs"
September 24:
October 1:
CATHLEEN DOHERTY, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory/Columbia University
"Geochemical Evolution of the Lithospheric Mantle in the West Antarctic Rift System"
October 8: No seminar
October 15:
ELISE RUMPF, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory/Columbia University
"Thicknesses of lunar lava flows: Comparison of layered mare units with terrestrial analogs"
October 22:
NILS BIGGE, Bochum Universiteit – Kade Fellow
October 29:
GSA Presentations
November 5: GSA meeting in Baltimore – NO SEMINAR
November 12:
KENNET FLORES, Brooklyn College
November 19:
HEATHER WATSON, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
November 26: Thanksgiving Day - NO SEMINAR
December 3:
TIMOTHY GLOTCH, Stony Brook University
"Spectral, thermophysical, and geologic characterization of late stage halite-bearing evaporite deposits on Mars"
December 10:
December 17: AGU Fall Meeting - NO SEMINAR
When: The Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at the American Museum of Natural History holds seminars on most Thursdays during the academic year. Please refer to the current schedule for more details.
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Researchers need to conduct more studies to confirm the possible links, but evidence is growing that quality oral health means an improved overall healthy wellness for each of us.
Heart and blood vessels: Research suggests that heart disease and stroke may be linked to bacteria in your mouth.[1] For example, a recent worldwide trial of nearly 16,000 people showed a strong link between oral health and heart health risk factors in people with chronic heart disease. Gum bleeding was linked with higher levels of "bad" cholesterol and high blood pressure.[2] Other studies show that heart attacks are more common in people who have dental disease.[3]
Diabetes: Research also shows a connection between diabetes and gum disease. But which leads to which? It actually goes both ways. Gum disease may get worse if you have diabetes. Some even call it the "sixth complication of diabetes." People with diabetes who have gum disease also have trouble controlling their blood sugar levels. And this may make it harder to manage their disease.[3]
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Our journey to Antarctica takes us far from the materialistic comforts of civilization, but offers a world of natural beauty with towering icebergs, untouched scenery and wildlife like nowhere else on Earth.
We sail in the wake of the historical explorers and see the landscape as they saw it – unchanged, remote and awe inspiring. Antarctica is inhabited with millions of penguins, whales and seals. The only humans residing here are those who work on scientific research stations. But fear not, our explorer ship MS Fram is specially designed to sail safely and comfortably in Antarctica's remote waters.
Why Visit Antarctica in late October/ early November?
Late Austral spring and early Austral summer (late October through November) undoubtedly offers the most adventurous time to visit the Antarctic Peninsula. As temperatures tend to be colder, this time offers the most impressive icescapes, pristine snow and breathtaking scenery. As the season goes on, the landing areas become impacted and muddy. Wildlife is plentiful and it is a spectacular time to see the penguins paired in the rituals of seasonal nesting.
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Your voyage starts with an overnight at a first class hotel in Buenos Aires. After check-in possibility to discover Buenos Aires during an optional City Tour in the afternoon. Evening at own leisure and overnight.
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before being transferred to the pier of MS Fram.
We depart from Buenos Aires at 12:00. Check-in opens at 10:00. Once onboard there will be a welcome meeting during which the Captain will present his officers and expedition staff. They will outline the program for the coming day. There will be conducted a mandatory safety drill for all passengers within 24 hrs of arrival.
We set course south to the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic, located 772 kilometres north of Cape Horn and about 1,600 kilometres from Antarctica. The Falklands consist of two large islands and around 700 smaller ones and has a population of 2,967 inhabitants. Captain John Strong of HMS Welfare made the first recorded landing here in 1690.
Whilst we are at sea a number of presentations will be given about the history and wildlife of the areas we shall be visiting.
The islands have a unique ecosystem of about 70 different sub-Antarctic animal and bird species. The black-browed albatross, Brown-rumped karakara, Elephant seal, sea lion and five different species of penguin including King penguin are just a few of them. There are also about 347 wild plant species in the area. The landscape is majestic, with cliffs and needle-like stones covered in green grass.
We plan to visit the area around North West Falkland with their fascinating landscape and wildlife, and hope to arrive late afternoon.
We will explore further the North-West part of Falkland. We then continue to Stanley, the islands' capital, which makes a wonderful starting point for various excursions in the area. You can choose to take an optional excursion or explore the town on your own.In the early evening of day 8 we set a course for South Georgia.
En route to South Georgia there will be a number of presentations about the area we shall visit and its wildlife, as well as some fascinating stories about Shackleton's expeditions. The lecturers will tell us about the significance the whaling station here had for the entire whaling industry.
We will be in South Georgia for two days, during which we will try to see some of the many historic places. We hope to visit Grytviken whaling station, its museum, Shackleton's grave and the whalers' church dating from 1913. Next day we will attempt to visit the old Norwegian whaling station at Strømness and the king penguin colony at Fortuna Bay. Then we will sail south.
The wildlife on South Georgia is different from what we will see in Antarctica, including many different bird and animal species. We hope to see albatross, Cape petrel, Southern giant petrel, Antarctic whale bird, King penguin, Fur seal and Elephant seal among others. The whalers introduced several animal species to South Georgia, but today there are just two herds of reindeer remaining.
Whilst we cross the sea to Antarctica a number of presentations will be given about various topics of the Antarctic's history and wildlife, as well as guidelines for visitors to Antarctica.
The Antarctic Treaty has made the continent an area without military activity and it is the treaty, which regulates all activities in the area. Hurtigruten ASA follows these regulations to the letter to ensure that the vulnerable environment will not be disturbed. Our programme of presentations on board helps in this, since we aim to prepare you for this unique experience, so that you will derive the greatest possible benefit from your Antarctic experience.
We will be on course for the northern tip of the continent, the Antarctic Peninsula and the South Shetland Islands.
This enormous white and weather bitten continent is almost as big as North America. Weather, wind and ice conditions have a great influence on our programme and our schedule. Safety is always the first priority and the final sailing schedule will be decided by the ship's captain during the voyage.
During the voyage we will summarise the Antarctic and Southern Ocean themes. The voyage from the Antarctic Peninsula to Ushuaia is about 800 kilometres – about 35 hours sailing in good weather. This sea passage was notorious among the early polar explorers and is a unique voyage which only a few have the chance to experience.
We arrive at the Argentinean town of Ushuaia in the morning. Ushuaia is counted as the world's southernmost town and lies on Tierra del Fuego, south of the Magellan Strait and here our voyage ends.
Disembark after breakfast and possibility to join an optional excursion to Escondido Lake (end at the airport) or transfer to the airport for the flight from Ushuaia to Buenos Aires (approx. 4 hours). If time allows, we include a stop at the city center on our way to the airport. Onboard the flight, a light snack is served.
Extend your stay in Buenos Aires and select one of our optional post voyage extensions that are available in conjunction with your Antarctica voyage. You can choose among hotel nights, private transfers, an excursion to "Tigre Delta" or fly to Iguazu to see the most impressive falls in the world.
Montevideo has a sly sophistication and surprising cultural diversity for such a small population, boasting a picturesque blend of colonial Spanish, Italian and Art Deco styles. Montevideo may be the only large city in Uruguay, but it's also one of South America's most interesting centers.
Home to almost half of the nation's population, Montevideo is Uruguay's capital and a modern metropolis with a historical centre dating back to colonial times. Visit the Ciudad Vieja (Old Town) with its 18th century buildings, the vibrant Mercado del Puerto, the bustling Avenida 18 de Julio with its numerous theatres, museums and art galleries, and the stretch of white, sandy beaches surrounding the city.
We depart from Montevideo at 16:00. Check-in opens at 14:00. Once onboard there will be a welcome meeting during which the Captain will present his officers and expedition staff. They will outline the program for the coming day. There will be conducted a mandatory safety drill for all passengers within 24 hrs of arrival.
We are heading south towards our first destination. On the way you will have fascinating and informative briefings into the history and biology to be found there.
Thanks to the unique sub-Antarctic ecology there are over 70 animal species to be found on these islands.
During our two-day stay in South Georgia you can expect to see some of the area's numerous historic sites. South Georgia offers some good hiking opportunities, our favourite of which is walking the last part of the route that Sir Ernest Shackleton took on his brave journey across the island's rugged mountains to find help for his 22 men left on the isolated Elephant Island.
In Grytviken we will visit the old whaling station museum, Shackleton's final resting place, the whalers' church dating from 1913, the old Norwegian whaling station at Strømness and the King penguin colony at Fortuna Bay. From here we sail south for the main event!
As we continue to Antarctica we learn more about the wonders of the Deep South, focusing on the history, environment and wildlife of Antarctica. Our series includes a thorough introduction to the Antarctic visitor guidelines from the Antarctic Treaty and International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO).
Antarctica is isolated from the rest of the world by thousands of miles of ocean. And even today, with all our technology, many parts of this continent remain unexplored. You find 99% of the world's ice here, some of which is 4000 meters thick.
The most sophisticated technology cannot override some of the climatic challenges that are thrown at you. Even MS Fram, one of the most comfortable expedition ships, needs to remain pragmatic and err on the side of caution. Sometimes we have to change landing sites, re-route and shift plans as we go along because of the ice, wind and weather. This also means that we will take advantage of the often great conditions – spending hours ashore, taking kayaks out on the water, hiking alpine mountains, traversing glaciers or watching in awe as a groups of whales breach the surface.
Merchant William Smith discovered the ring shaped Deception Island on the South Shetland Islands in 1819 after his ship got lost in a storm. The island used to harbour whaling ships until as recently as 1905. The Norwegian base", Hektor" was established here in 1912 to process meat and bone waste from whaling. Cuverville Island is home to one of the largest known colonies of Chinstrap penguins. The shallow water between the islands often causes icebergs to become stuck here - a real sight when it occurs! Neko Harbour is beautifully located in the innermost part of Andvord Bay named after a whaler who anchored here in the early 1900s.
Paradise Harbour got its descriptive name from the whalers during the last century. When the storms were at their worst, this is where they came to seek shelter. On its shores we will also visit Almirante Brown and Gonzáles Videla, Antarctic bases owned by Argentina and Chile respectively. Port Lockroy is a British station from the 2nd World War that got turned into the museum in 1996. Wilhelmina Bay has spectacular scenery and is often called "Whale-mina Bay", because of the large numbers of humpback whales spotted in its vicinity.
Visitors fondly refer to The Antarctic Sound as Iceberg Alley due to the astounding assortment of floating ice that is visible. The sound did not get its name from its location but from the ship used by Otto Nordenskjöld´s Swedish Antarctic expedition in 1903, led by the legendary Norwegian Carl Anton Larsen. Brown Bluff lies on the coast of the Antarctic Sound, at the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula. As the name suggests, the area is recognisable by the 750m cliffs that dominate the landscape. After exploring this superlative-exhausting continent, we leave and set course for Ushuaia.
After spectacular journey, we make landfall at the world's southernmost town. Disembark after breakfast and join an optional excursion to Lake Escondido. You can also extend your stay in Buenos Aires with one of our optional post-voyage extensions. Choose from a night or two in the "Tigre Delta" or fly to Iguazu to see possibly the most impressive falls in the world.
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Please note:
Hurtigruten has a flexible pricing system. All prices are capacity controlled and subject to availability. Prices may change at any time before departure date. The applicable price will be quoted at the time of booking. Prices are in $ per person.
*Early booking prices are valid for Voyages booked before November 30, 2015
Areas we explore: Falklands, South Georgia and AntarcticaVessel: MS FramSailing Distance: Approx. 4250 nautical miles (7870 kilometres)
Antarctica Explorer voyage day-by-day, October 29, 2016
Day 1: Buenos Aires, ArgentinaDay 2: Montevideo, UruguayDay 3-5: At SeaDay 6: At Sea/FalklandsDay 7-8: FalklandsDay 9-10: At SeaDay 11-12: South GeorgiaDay 13-14: At SeaDay 15-17: AntarcticaDay 18 -19: Drake PassageDay 20: Ushuaia/Buenos Aires
Antarctica Explorer voyage day-by-day, February 24, 2017
Day 1: Buenos Aires, ArgentinaDay 2: Buenos Aires/UshuaiaDay 3-4: Drake PassageDay 5-7: AntarcticaDay 8-9: At seaDay 10–11: South GeorgiaDay 12–13: At seaDay 14–15: FalklandsDay 16–19: At seaDay 20: Montevideo, Uruguay
Expect the unexpected
Planned landings will depend on weather and ice conditions. We reserve the right to change the scheduled programme and itinerary.
Some activities and excursions will only be sold on board. Rubber boots are available to rent on board. We recommend purchasing travel insurance.
Our Expedition Team will prime your knowledge with lectures and talks so that you are as prepared as possible before you set foot on this great white continent. You will learn a lot about biology, geology and ice, but they will also talk about how we can minimise our impact on the fragile environment.
While in Antarctica, we will attempt to land on several sites. On land, our Expedition Team will explain what you see and help you to avoid disturbing nature and wildlife. When conditions allow, excursions and activities on land and sea may be offered. Participation on any hike requires a good level of fitness, and that you are accustomed to hiking in uneven terrain.
Safety is always the first priority and the captain will decide the final sailing schedule during the voyage. The final itinerary will be introduced during daily briefings.
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Rejecting 'analysis by checklist' and 'skill absolutism' since Dec '09
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Moeen is a perfectly fine bowler FFS
Williamson's getting some decent turn he just has to tighten up a little bit.
I got great enjoyment shouting "WHY THE **** ISN'T THIS GAME BEING PLAYED AT THE BASIN?!>!?!?" to reasonably significant cheers from the sparse crowdOverrated XI Warner, Rutherford, Steve Smith, Rahane, Bairstow, Alecz Day, Donovan Grobelaar, Luke Ronchi, Faulkner, Dan Christian, Permaulone day NZ will bring chappell to his knees in a puddle of his own tears and you'll see Phlegm on his belly greedily tasting every delicious tear before watching the hope fade from that old ****s eyes.
They're going to get some treatment during the Ashes, it'll be awesome.
We should give Martin 1-2 overs with the old ball to see if he can get any reverse.
On a man-for-man basis the only players I'd take from the English team are Swann, KP and Bell (for North and Hussey). Perhaps Broad but that's a long-shot.
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The Inn at Onancock and The Inn & Garden Café are pleased to announce their first collaboration, a pop-up dinner – a culinary adventure that combines memorable cuisine and entertainment with a dinner party ambiance.
Date: October 3, 2015
Time: 6 P.M. – ?
Location: 145 Market St, Onancock, VA 23417
Price per person: $75 (includes dinner, wine pairings, entertainment, tax and gratuity)
Limited seating: Inn guests are guaranteed tickets
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Definition: A Pop-Up Dinner is a private event, often with limited seating, where chefs can stretch their creative muscles, provide a unique experience for diners, and sometimes, raise money for charitable causes. Part of the allure is the somewhat secret details of the event. While prospective diners know about the basics of the evening, further detail is divulged upon purchasing tickets, but the final unveiling is at the event. The surprise element is part of the charm.
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Known to many simply as "shark girl," Madison Stewart is an inspiring young woman with a passion to protect the creatures most people fear: sharks. S he's been diving with sharks since the age of twelve. Here she is feeding a group of Caribbean reef sharks. Now 20, Madison has made it her life's mission to safeguard the creatures and the reefs she loves. Read more in her blog post.Read more
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Starksia blennies, small fish with elongated bodies, generally native to shallow to moderately deep rock and coral reefs in the western Atlantic and eastern Pacific oceans, have been well-studied for more than 100 years. It would have been reasonable to assume that there was little about the group left to discover. Using modern genetic analysis combined with traditional examination of morphology...Read more
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The blue crab ( Callinectes sapidus ) is one of the most important commercial species in the United States, especially in the Chesapeake Bay region on the Mid-Atlantic coast. Its populations are affected by local water quality, overfishing, reproduction dynamics and bycatch amounts, and efforts to protect the region and crab species have been ongoing. Parasites can also affect the commercial...Read more
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The Ohio Department of Education is testing a new policy which will help students continue their classes from home.
If a new education program currently being tested in a rural Ohio school district is successful, students in the state's Darke County will no longer be able to enjoy Snow Days, when school is called off because of heavy snow and inclement weather. The Mississinawa Valley Schools are planning to replace these days off with online learning. The officials claim that not only will it help students to continue with their daily classes, it will also prepare them for college, where online courses are increasingly common. No prizes for guessing how students feel about the new policy.
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Feel free to have that second cup of coffee after dinner if you're heading to "Sister Act," which rolled into the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis on Tuesday. You'll miss some plot points — which means you miss nothing — and if you time your arrival just right, you will land on the shank of a musical that sings best in a sardonic and tangy melody.
Of course I am not serious about showing up late. That kind of bad behavior is tolerated only in church, not in the theater. I do, however, stand by the gibe about the lugubrious and trite script. "Sister Act" plays out as several stories welded together with Alan Menken's disco-inspired score and spackled with 1970s glitter.
The musical, directed with Broadway sheen by the legendary Jerry Zaks, is based on the 1992 movie starring Whoopi Goldberg as a singer stuck in awkward circumstances. It is predicated on the notion that reverence is wittiest when it is treated with irreverence, trading on our dogmatic baggage that nuns are lifeless, stern knuckle rappers.
Get those wimpled ladies up on their feet, sliding and gliding to a funky Philadelphia beat, and you've got satire — certainly nothing profound, but familiarity has been known to tickle the funny bone.
In the national touring production, actor Ta'Rea Campbell manages to vamp with precocity and still vie for our sympathy. She plays Deloris Van Cartier, a so-so club singer who is hidden in a convent for her own protection after she sees her bad boyfriend ice a snitch. She shakes the dust from her new sisters and turns them into a happening ensemble that draws such crowds that the pope catches wind of them.
Menken's score, with lyrics by Glenn Slater, lends itself to the full service of the spoof. A monsignor (Richard Pruitt) spins some Barry White looooove as he reaches out to the congregation. "Sunday Morning Fever" (not even John Travolta is sacred!) and "Take Me to Heaven" would make a good Catholic blush, or laugh in recognition.
But to enjoy these delicious entertainments, dear friends in (insert god figure here), you must endure the clichés of a script originally written by Cheri and Bill Steinkellner and then padded by the kitschy pen of playwright Douglas Carter Beane ("Xanadu"). Several scenes scream "Cut me!" as we wend our way through the plot machinations.
Beyond that, it seems everyone gets a song and generally these numbers do nothing by occupy time.
But I'll try to be positive. The best of these spotlights, "I Could Be That Guy," by a cop (Chester Gregory) who is sweet on Deloris, earns its way out of Purgatory. Ashley Moniz as a timid yet winsome nun drawn out of her shell by Deloris also scorches the night with "The Life I Never Led," a song out of Menken's Disney oeuvre. Hollis Resnik portrays the stiff-spined Mother Superior with just enough flexibility to avoid caricature, and she can sing like a lark — a serious lark — in "Haven't Got a Prayer."
"It's Good to Be a Nun" finds Slater's lyrics landing with perfect wit and meter on Menken's music.
This is Campbell's show, and after a shaky start Tuesday night (those first 15-20 minutes were forgettable), she rose to the material. She sings with confidence and strength, and she stays away from the temptations of precious sass.
One might expect Anthony Van Laast's choreography to occupy more psychic space in a story from the disco era, but it rarely dazzles. The spectacle rises to gaudy and ridiculous heights with spangled costumes (Lez Brotherston) and stained-glass sets (Klara Zieglerova).
If only that cheeky absurdity about religion were not saddled with burdensome Broadway conventions.
Who would have thought that church would be funnier than theater?
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Plan Commission to consider measure
Oak Creek - The Plan Commission on Nov. 13 recommended rezoning the parcel at 8020 S. Howell Avenue, and the granting of a conditional-use permit, to allow the Animal Hospital and Veterinary Clinic to open shop there.
This recommendation is the first step for the city in setting up Oak Creek's third veterinary clinic. Two previous attempts to add a clinic have been shot down by the city.
The proposed clinic still has hurtles before it is fully approved. The site owners must now come before the Plan Commission in two weeks, where they'll discuss the city's conditions and restrictions for the new site.
The conditions the city plans on imposing are: forbidding outdoor cages and kennels, requiring adequate screening on the south side of the property and restrictions on boarding stays for animals.
Once the conditions and restrictions are passed by the Plan Commission, the entire package will be brought to a public hearing before the Common Council, likely on Dec. 18.
The rezoning of the lot is from a B-2 to a B-4. The city has four tiers of business (B) zones. The tiers run in ascending order by the amount of impact they will have on a neighborhood. A B-1, for example, would include a small neighborhood business that supports the immediate area. A sandwich or coffee shop would typically fall under a B-1.
The veterinary clinic would fall on the other end of the scale, being a B-4. A B-4 business could draw in highway traffic from out of the city, thus having a larger impact on neighboring residential land.
If the veterinary clinic is turned down in any of the steps, the land would remain zoned as a B-4. The city retains rights to rezone the property to a B-2 if it so chooses.
If a B-4 level business were to move in where the veterinary clinic is proposed, they have to go through a conditional-use permit application process.
The process for obtaining a conditional-use permit is what the proposed veterinary clinic is going through right now.
Jeff Fortin, city planner, said of the permit: "We can restrict hours of operation, lighting, things like that. It gives the city a great deal of control over how the land can be used."
A business from a lower-tier zone could move into the land, however, because the impact on neighboring residential lands would be less significant than the zoned area.
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Undeterred by high inflationary pressure, Indians are likely to spend more on vacation this year with most of them preferring either a holiday with family or adventure travel, a study has claimed.
Despite high inflationary pressure and an overall economic outlook, which doesn't predict much increase in salaries, about 77 per cent Indians said they were planning to increase their travel spend this year, a biannual study conducted by independent research firm Strategy One, done on behalf of Trip Advisor, has found.
"Indians favoured was a holiday with family or kids the most, with 22 per cent respondents choosing it as their preferred type of trip. An adventure trip was the second most preferred type of trip chosen by 16 per cent of the Indians, much higher than the world average of 11 per cent. India was placed with Germany, France and Egypt as countries that ranked highest for 'Adventure' trip," it said.
Although beach holidays were preferred by majority across various countries, it was the third choice for Indians followed by cultural trips. Winter sports holidays were the least preferred holidays across the globe, including India," the Trip Barometer study, which was conducted world wide, said.
Majority of Indians, about 61 per cent, travelled on leisure for their last trip followed next by 'Visiting Family and Friends' at 21 per cent, much higher than the global or Asia average of 18 per cent. Also, India ranked highest at 16 per cent among all countries (along with Egypt and South Africa) for those who last travelled for business.


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Nobu Hospitality takes over landmark Miami Beach resort
After enduring a few identiy crises in the form of various management companies, the landmark Eden Roc Miami Beach, one of the last vestiges of the old school, is morphing into a Nobu Hotel in late 2014 according to a very reliable source. That, of course, means that Nobu the restaurant will be moving from the Shore Club into its new eponymous digs up Collins Ave. Currently there are Nobu Hotels at Ceasar's Palace in Vegas and in Riyadh, with London, Bahrain and Manila locations coming soon. The ink is still very wet on this deal, which was allegedly sealed a few days ago, but what is slated to happen is that Nobu will head the resort's F&B operations and the south tower will turn into the Nobu Hotel, similar to the arrangement at Ceasar's. We contacted the Nobu Hospitality group for comment and will report back as soon as we get one.
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The Goree newsletter looks at the activities and achievements of the National Museum of Australia as we engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their material culture, and share their stories.
23 Apr 2015
Shoalhaven artwork arrives at National Museum
A carved wooden pole depicting the Shoalhaven River and a striking banner designed by Jerrinja artist Noel Wellington are new to the Museum's collection.
9 Apr 2015
Western Desert dialysis comes to Canberra
A kidney dialysis machine and a chair used by patients at a ground-breaking Central Desert medical centre in Kintore (Walungurru) have arrived at the National Museum of Australia.
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Dialysis and bush medicine help combat kidney disease
A new collection is helping to tell the story of Western Desert people with kidney failure and the work of the Purple House medical service, based at Alice Springs.
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Ida Wilson Lewis, lighthouse keeper and fearless Federal worker
Today's post comes from Ashley Mattingly, who is an archivist at the National Archives at St. Louis, where she manages the collection of archival civilian personnel records.
The most well-known lighthouse keeper in the world was an American woman who was a Federal civil servant. Ida Wilson Lewis, lighthouse keeper of Rhode Island, saved somewhere between 13 and 25 lives, including men stationed at Fort Adams and a sheep.
Ida Wilson Lewis was born Idawally Zorada Lewis in 1842. In 1870, she married Capt. William Wilson. Although they separated two years later, Ida used "Wilson" as her middle name for the rest of her life.
In 1853, Ida's father, Capt. Hosea Lewis, was appointed the first lighthouse keeper at Lime Rock, an island in Newport Harbor. A few months after his appointment, Captain Lewis was stricken by a paralytic stroke. As a result, his wife, Zorada, and Ida carried out the lighthouse duties in addition to their everyday household chores.
Performing numerous lighthouse and domestic duties groomed Ida for an appointment as the official lighthouse keeper of Lime Rock in 1879 and sent her down the path to becoming a renowned rescuer. … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on March 24, 2015, under National Archives Near You, Unusual documents.
Tags: civil servants, history, lighthouse, lighthouse keeper, Rhode Isnad, WHM2015, women, Women's History Month
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Reflections on LBJ and Civil Rights
Mark K. Updegrove is Director of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library in Austin, Texas.
The first time a sitting President came to the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library was on May 21, 1971, when President Richard Nixon boarded Air Force One and journeyed to the campus of the University of Texas at Austin to help former President Johnson dedicate the library to the American people.
It had been a little more than two years since Johnson had yielded the Oval Office to Nixon, and Johnson's place in history was very much in the balance.
The war in Vietnam that Johnson had escalated and that continued to divide the nation hung balefully over his legacy. This, despite the profusion of landmark laws LBJ left in his wake, including the passage of a triumvirate of seminal civil rights legislation: the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the 1965 Voting Rights Act, and the 1968 Fair Housing Act.
As library's inauguration played out, the voices of 2,100 Vietnam protesters rumbled in the distance, their chants of "No more war!" carried by 25-mile-an-hour winds that swirled throughout the day.
On April 10, 2014, when Barack Obama became the second sitting President to visit the LBJ Library, the weather, which topped out at 88 degrees, was far less tempestuous—and Lyndon Johnson's legacy had become far clearer.
Posted by Hilary on May 8, 2014, under - Civil Rights, - Presidents, National Archives Near You, News and Events.
Tags: Austin, Bush, Carter, Clinton, LBJ, Mark Updegrove, Nixon, Obama, vietnam
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Celebrating a commitment to civil rights at the Johnson Presidential Library
Throughout the month of April, the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library will be exhibiting four cornerstone documents of civil rights. The "Cornerstones of Civil Rights" exhibit will run from April 1 through 30.
The exhibit will feature two documents signed by President Abraham Lincoln: an authorized, printed edition of the Emancipation Proclamation; and a copy of the Senate resolution proposing the 13th Amendment, which ended slavery.
It will also include two documents signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson: the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. These are the four "cornerstone" documents on which modern civil rights legislation is enacted.
The exhibit links Lincoln and Johnson as two great civil rights champions in the nation's history. Their conviction, commitment, and force of will to secure equal rights for all fundamentally changed American society.
In the exhibit are two hats owned and worn by the two Presidents—a Resistol beaver cowboy hat that accentuated Johnson's Texas roots, and one of Lincoln's famous stovepipe hats.
The exhibit coincides with the Civil Rights Summit, this year's premiere event of a multi-year anniversary celebration of President Johnson's prodigious … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on March 31, 2014, under - Civil Rights, - Civil War, - Presidents, Abraham Lincoln, National Archives Near You, News and Events.
Tags: abraham lincoln, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, civil rights, George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, Johnson Presidential Library, LBJ, University of Texas at Austin
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They "Leaned In" and took action in federal courts
Happy Women's History Month! Today's blog post comes from Kristina Jarosik, education specialist at the National Archives at Chicago.
Recently, two powerful women in the Silicon Valley, (Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook and author of Lean In: Women Work and the Will to Lead and Marissa Meyer, CEO of Yahoo) provided the media and the public the opportunity to re-examine the role of women in the workplace. These exchanges, the dawn of Women's History Month, and the 50th anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act encouraged us to step back "historically" and to look in our stacks for stories of women fighting for equality in the workplace through the federal courts.
We discovered several cases. Alice Peurala's is one.
As a single parent working night shifts at U.S. Steel's South Works in southeast Chicago in the 1950s, Alice Peurala wanted a day job. She heard that product testers in the Metallurgical Division had this appealing schedule. But these positions were not posted, as others were, for bidding.
In 1967 (after the passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act), a male colleague that Alice had trained was moved up to be a product tester after only four years. Just before he started, she called the hiring director and inquired about being considered for one of these jobs. His response, "No, we don't want any women on these jobs."… [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on March 26, 2014, under - Civil Rights, - The 1960s, - Women's Rights, Letters in the National Archives, National Archives Near You, Uncategorized.
Tags: civil rights, Civil Rights Act, discrimination, EEO, Union, United Steelworkers of America, women's history
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Sleepover at the National Archives!
You can't snuggle with the Constitution, but you can sleep next to it! This sleepover in the Rotunda is open to children ages 8-12, accompanied by an adult. Registration fees are $125 per person (discounted to $100 per person for Foundation members).
Participants get to meet author Brad Meltzer, who will set the way for an evening of historical missions and discovery. Learn to decode Civil War ciphers, write with a quill pen, dress up in period clothing, and play with historic toys and games from our patent collection.
Children will also get to meet journalist and author Cokie Roberts, and interact with historical characters Abraham Lincoln and Amelia Earhart. The evening wraps up with a selection of Oscar-nominated short films in the William G. McGowan Theater.
Participants will receive the first two books in Brad Meltzer's brand new children's series, I am Abraham Lincoln and I am Amelia Earhart. Written by Meltzer and illustrated by Christopher Eliopoulos, each book tells the real-life story of an ordinary person who changed the world.
For more information go to the Foundation's sleepover page. To register, download the Sleepover Registration packet, … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on January 6, 2014, under - Constitution, - Declaration of Independence, National Archives Near You, News and Events.
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Today, August 5th, is Election Day. This is the day we've all been waiting for because of two reasons. Number one is that we have the right to go to the polls and cast our vote on a couple of propositions, plus we are able to vote for that person we'd like to have represent us in government. Secondly, we …Read More »
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A week from today is Election Day. On the ballot will be several propositions, and you may vote yes or no as to whether you'd like to see these enacted. You will also vote on the person that you'd like to have represent you in Lansing as your State Representative from the 59th District. All of the candidates on the …Read More »
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Specifically, Audemars Piguet maintains that the defendants copied the Royal Oak's octagonal bezel with screws, the decorative texture on the dial and the hexagonal shape of the crown.
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Besides economy and performance, there also is the prestige factor. Bragging rights are a strong feature of Korean culture and the domestic diesels approach the status of the coveted German imports that mostly are diesel-powered.
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The No.4 Korean automaker's new sales and marketing director, Park Dong-hoon, told reporters in October he had "great hopes" the diesel-powered QM3 compact CUV, which is produced by Renault in Spain, would dramatically boost domestic sales.
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