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The Science, development, and commercialization of postharvest biocontrol products
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in Postharvest Biology & Technology (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 22 (2 ULg)
Current challenges in economic and financial criminal law in Europe and the US
; Franssen, Vanessa
in Franssen, Vanessa; Ligeti, Katalin (Eds.) K. LIGETI and V. FRANSSEN (eds), Challenges in the field of economic and financial crime in Europe (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 8 (0 ULg)
Maqriziana X. Al-Maqrīzī's al-Taʾrīḫ al-muqaffā al-kabīr
Bauden, Frédéric
in Massoud, Sami (Ed.) Studies in Islamic Historiography: Essays in Honour of Professor Donald P. Little (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 32 (4 ULg)
Freedom of religion in the workplace in Belgium
Kéfer, Fabienne
in Camas Roda, Ferran (Ed.) Exercising the right to freedom of religion in the workplace at the international and European level: A comparative study of the United Kingdom, France, Belgium and Spain (in press)
This conference explores the way in which Belgian law deals with situations where labour law engages with the right to freedom of religion and belief and the right not to be discriminated on grounds of ... [more ▼]
This conference explores the way in which Belgian law deals with situations where labour law engages with the right to freedom of religion and belief and the right not to be discriminated on grounds of religion. It starts with the Belgian regime of religious freedom, protection against discrimination and valid reasons for termination of employment. It then considers specific areas of those regimes in Belgian labour relations, such as the work schedule accommodation, the refusal to perform work, clothing and religious symbols in the workplace, and the work in an ethos organization. It relates mainly to Belgian case law but also to the case law of the European courts [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 41 (5 ULg)
Liquid-Assisted Plasma-Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition of Catechol and Quinone-Functionalized Coatings: Insights into the Surface Chemistry and Morphology
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in Plasma Processes and Polymers (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 19 (3 ULg)
EU Criminal Law and Effet Utile - A Critical Examination of the Use of Criminal Law to Achieve Effective Enforcement
Franssen, Vanessa
in Banach-Guttierez, J.; Harding, C. (Eds.) EU Criminal Law and Crime Policy: Values, Principles and Methods (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 8 (0 ULg)
Boekspreking C. BRANTS, Living on the hyphen. De meerwaarde van een meervoudig perspectief, Boom/Lemma, 2013, 23p. en C. KELK, F. KOENRAADT en D. SIEGEL (eds.), Veelzijdige gedachten. Liber amicorum prof. dr. Chrisje Brants, Boom/Lemma, 2013, 457p.
Franssen, Vanessa
in Panopticon : Tijdschrift voor Strafrecht, Criminologie en Forensisch Welzijnswerk (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 7 (0 ULg)
Introduction : Faire de la médiation un "quasi-concept"
Servais, Christine
in Servais, Christine (Ed.) La médiation. Théorie et terrains (in press)
Il s'agit d'une présentation des problématiques qui traversent l'ouvrage à partir du constat d'un écart entre l'approche théorique de la médiation et son approche par les pratiques.Detailed reference viewed: 10 (0 ULg)
Quantification of four Isoflavones in Forages with UPLC®-MS/MS, using the Box-Behnken Experimental Design to Optimize Sample Preparation
Daems, Frédéric ; ; et al
in Chromatographia (in press)
A performant method for the simultaneous quantification of daidzein, genistein, formononetin and biochanin A in forages using an UPLC®-MS/MS was developed and fully validated. The ultrasound-assisted ... [more ▼]
A performant method for the simultaneous quantification of daidzein, genistein, formononetin and biochanin A in forages using an UPLC®-MS/MS was developed and fully validated. The ultrasound-assisted extraction and enzymatic hydrolysis used in the sample preparation step were optimized using the Box-Behnken experimental design. The optimal extraction conditions used for a representative mix of forage plants were 80°C, 10 min and 55% methanol, and for hydrolysis they were 20°C, 18 h and pH=6. The chromatographic separation was achieved using an Acquity® UPLC® HSS T3 column, with a water/methanol linear gradient containing 0.01% of formic acid at a 0.55 mL min-1 flow rate. The four isoflavones were detected by ESI mass spectrometry in positive ion MRM mode. The method allows high throughput analyses of samples and showed an adequate linear regression model for all isoflavones over a range from 5 to 125 ng mL-1. There was good intra- and inter-day precision (≤ 8.2% and ≤ 7.6%) and accuracy (≤ 11.4% and ≤ 7.1%). The recovery rates were in an acceptable range of 70-120%, except for biochanin A, where the rate was about 50%. Good method repeatability was also observed, and there was no matrix effect or carry-over problem. The sample extracts were stable for at least 6 days of storage at -21°C and 6°C. The method proved to be sensitive, precise and accurate for discriminating a wide variety of forages likely to be grazed by ruminants according to their isoflavone content and to observe the impact storage process on isoflavone content in forages. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 43 (4 ULg)
La médiation. Théorie et terrains
Servais, Christine
Book published by De Boeck (in press)
Cette publication collective sur la notion de médiation est issue du constat suivant : dans le champ théorique comme dans le champ des pratiques, la médiation s'est aujourd'hui imposée, soit comme outil ... [more ▼]
Cette publication collective sur la notion de médiation est issue du constat suivant : dans le champ théorique comme dans le champ des pratiques, la médiation s'est aujourd'hui imposée, soit comme outil d'analyse des processus de communication, soit comme outil apte à soigner/traiter/améliorer les relations entre pairs, ou entre individus et institutions. Or la médiation reste un concept « instable », aussi bien dans la théorie, où elle est investie de toutes parts, que dans les pratiques, où elle ne répond pas à un référent unique. Ce recours aux pratiques et à la notion de médiation dans tous les domaines de la vie sociale , et ce alors même que cette notion n'est pas fondée, doit être interrogé comme tel dans un cadre scientifique et politique . Par l'examen croisé des usages de la notion dans différents champs de recherche et de ses usages dans des pratiques dites « de médiation », l'ouvrage entend présenter une approche critique et problématisée de la notion de médiation. A partir d'un corpus, d'enquêtes ou d'analyses de processus de médiation, les différents chapitres de l'ouvrage examinent les enjeux (scientifiques, théoriques, politiques ou idéologiques) auxquels l'usage du terme a répondu et répond aujourd'hui dans différents champs de recherches (sociologie, sciences de la communication, traduction, anthropologie) et de pratiques (médiation animale, scolaire, culturelle). [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 16 (0 ULg)
Le rôle des ecclésiastiques dans les armées françaises d'Italie à l'époque du Grand Schisme d'Occident (1382-1411)
Masson, Christophe
in Actes du colloque Armée et religion, XVe–XIXe siècles (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 22 (2 ULg)
compte rendu de : Michael VON ALBRECHT, Große römische Autoren. Texte und Themen. Band I. Caesar, Cicero und die lateinische Prosa. Band 2. Horaz, Vergil und seine Nachfolger. Band 3. Von Lukrez und Catull zu Ovid
Rochette, Bruno
in Latomus : Revue d'Etudes Latines (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 43 (4 ULg)
Le souci du monde — Le souci de soi. Approches croisées entre arts et médias : compte-rendu
Jousten, Lison
in French Journal for Media Research (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 26 (6 ULg)
Late Pleistocene molecular dating of past population fragmentation and demographic changes in African rain forest tree species supports the forest refuge hypothesis
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in Journal of Biogeography (in press)
Aim : Phylogeographical signatures of past population fragmentation and demographic change have been reported in several African rain forest trees. These signatures have usually been interpreted in the ... [more ▼]
Aim : Phylogeographical signatures of past population fragmentation and demographic change have been reported in several African rain forest trees. These signatures have usually been interpreted in the light of the Pleistocene forest refuge hypothesis, although dating these events has remained impracticable because of inadequate genetic markers. We assess the timing of interspecific and intraspecific genetic differentiation and demographic changes within two rain forest Erythrophleum tree species (Fabaceae: Caesalpinioideae). Location : Tropical forests of Upper Guinea (West Africa) and Lower Guinea (Atlantic Central Africa). Methods : Six single-copy nuclear genes were used to characterize the phylogeographical patterns of the parapatric sister species Erythrophleum suaveolens (characteristic of semi-deciduous or gallery forests) and Erythrophleum ivorense (characteristic of evergreen forests). The number of gene pools within each species was determined and the timings of their divergence and past demographic changes were estimated using Bayesian-based coalescent approaches. Results : Three geographically separated gene pools were identified within E. suaveolens, and a single gene pool was inferred in E. ivorense. All gene pools show signatures of demographic bottlenecks concomitant with the last glacial period (c. 120–12 ka). Species-tree inferences show that the two species diverged c. 600 ka, whereas the divergence between E. suaveolens gene pools was dated to the late Pleistocene (first divergence c. 120 ka, second c. 60 ka). Main conclusions : (1) Molecular dating of demographic changes of two African tropical forest tree species is consistent with the Pleistocene forest refuge hypothesis. (2) Tree species from Guinean evergreen tropical forests might have been less affected by past climate change than semi-deciduous species. (3) Our phylogeographical data support a recent date (Holocene) of the last opening of the Dahomey Gap. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 29 (7 ULg)
The Taste of the Eye and the Sight of the Tongue. The Relations Between Sight and Taste in Early Modern Europe
Von Hoffmann, Viktoria
in Senses and Society (The) (in press), 11 (2016)(2),Detailed reference viewed: 17 (0 ULg)
Le goût : l'esthétique et la cuisine. Invention d'un discours
Von Hoffmann, Viktoria
Article for general public (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 11 (1 ULg)
The Sense of Taste in Eighteenth-Century France. Flavours of Silence and Words of Perception
Von Hoffmann, Viktoria
in De achttiende eeuw : Documentatieblad van de Werkgroep Achttiende Eeuw (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 10 (0 ULg)
Nutritive value of three tropical forgae legumes and their influence on growth performance, carcass traits and organ weights of pigs
Kambashi Mutiaka, Bienvenu ; Kalala Bolokango, Gaetan ; et al
in Tropical Animal Health and Production (in press)
The effects of tropical forage legumes on feed intake, growth performance and carcass traits were investigated in 16 groups of two Large White × Duroc pigs. The diets consisted of a commercial ... [more ▼]
The effects of tropical forage legumes on feed intake, growth performance and carcass traits were investigated in 16 groups of two Large White × Duroc pigs. The diets consisted of a commercial corn–soybean meal diet as the basal diet and three forage-supplemented diets. Four groups of control pigs received daily 4 % of body weight of the basal diet, and 12 groups of experimental pigs were fed the basal diet at 3.2 % of body weight completed with fresh leaves of one of the three forage legumes (Psophocarpus scandens, Stylosanthes guianensis and Vigna unguiculata) ad libitum. The study lasted 90 days. The in vitro digestion and fermentation of the forage legumes were also determined. The in vitro digestible energy content of the legumes was between 0.72 and 0.77 that of the basal diet (14.4 MJ/kg dry matter (DM)). V. unguiculata was the most digestible forage legume expected for crude protein digestibility. Feeding forage legumes lowered the dry matter intake by 4.5 to 9.6 % (P< 0.05), final body weight (P= 0.013), slaughter weight, average daily gain and hot carcass weight (P< 0.05) without affecting the feed conversion ratio (FCR), dressing percentage and back fat thickness. In conclusion, using forage to feed pig could be interesting in pig smallholder productionwith limited access to concentrate, as FCR was not significantly affected. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 20 (8 ULg)
Human herpesvirus 8-encoded chemokine vCCL2/vMIP-II is an agonist of the atypical chemokine receptor ACKR3/CXCR7
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in Biochemical Pharmacology (in press)Detailed reference viewed: 15 (0 ULg)
Large neighborhood search for multi-trip vehicle routing
François, Véronique ; Arda, Yasemin ; Crama, Yves et al
in European Journal of Operational Research (in press)
We consider the multi-trip vehicle routing problem, in which each vehicle can perform several routes during the same working shift to serve a set of customers. The problem arises when customers are close ... [more ▼]
We consider the multi-trip vehicle routing problem, in which each vehicle can perform several routes during the same working shift to serve a set of customers. The problem arises when customers are close to each other or when their demands are large. A common approach consists of solving this problem by combining vehicle routing heuristics with bin packing routines in order to assign routes to vehicles. We compare this approach with a heuristic that makes use of specific operators designed to tackle the routing and the assignment aspects of the problem simultaneously. Two large neighborhood search heuristics are proposed to perform the comparison. We provide insights into the configuration of the proposed algorithms by analyzing the behavior of several of their components. In particular, we question the impact of the roulette wheel mechanism. We also observe that guiding the search with an objective function designed for the multi-trip case is crucial even when exploring the solution space of the vehicle routing problem. We provide several best known solutions for benchmark instances. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 17 (2 ULg)


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Hepatotoxicity of Mercury to Fish
Date: August 2010
Creator: Barst, Benjamin Daniel
Description: Tissue samples from spotted gar (Lepisosteus oculatus) and largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) were collected from Caddo Lake. Gar and bass livers were subjected to histological investigation and color analysis. Liver color (as abs at 400 nm) was significantly correlated with total mercury in the liver (r2 = 0.57, p = 0.02) and muscle (r2 = 0.58, p = 0.01) of gar. Evidence of liver damage as lipofuscin and discoloration was found in both species but only correlated with liver mercury concentration in spotted gar. Inorganic mercury was the predominant form in gar livers. In order to determine the role of mercury speciation in fish liver damage, a laboratory feeding study was employed. Zebrafish (Danio rerio) were fed either a control (0.12 ± 0.002 µg Hg.g-1 dry wt), inorganic mercury (5.03 ± 0.309 µg Hg.g-1 dry wt), or methylmercury (4.11 ± 0.146 µg Hg.g-1 dry wt) diet. After 78 days of feeding, total mercury was highest in the carcass of zebrafish fed methylmercury (12.49 ± 0.369 µg Hg.g-1 dry wt), intermediate in those fed inorganic mercury (1.09 ± 0.117 µg Hg.g-1 dry wt), and lowest in fish fed the control diet (0.48 ± 0.038 µg Hg.g-1 dry wt). Total mercury was ...
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Water Quality Aspects of an Intermittent Stream and Backwaters in an Urban North Texas Watershed
Date: August 2002
Creator: Taylor, Ritchie Don
Description: Pecan Creek flows southeast through the City of Denton, Texas. Characterized as an urban watershed, the basin covers approximately 63.5 km2. Pecan Creek is an intermittent stream that receives nonpoint runoff from urban landuses, and the City of Denton's wastewater treatment plant, Pecan Creek Water Reclamation Plant, discharges effluent to the stream. Downstream from the City of Denton and the wastewater treatment plant, Pecan Creek flows about 6,000 m through agricultural, pasture, and forested landscapes into Copas Cove of Lake Lewisville, creating backwater conditions. Pecan Creek water quality and chemistry were monitored from August 1997 to October 2001. Water quality was influenced by seasonal, spatial, climatic, and diurnal dynamics. Wastewater effluent discharged from the Pecan Creek Water Reclamation Plant had the greatest influence on water quality of the stream and backwaters. Water quality monitoring of Pecan Creek demonstrated that dissolved oxygen standards for the protection of aquatic life were being achieved. Water quality modeling of Pecan Creek was completed to assess future increases in effluent flow from the Pecan Creek Water Reclamation Plant. Water quality modeling indicated that dissolved oxygen standards would not be achieved at the future effluent flow of 21 MGD and at NPDES permitted loadings. Model results ...
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Effects of Sublethal Copper Exposure on Escape Behavior and Growth of Rana pipiens Tadpoles
Date: May 2002
Creator: Redick, Melinda
Description: This research is designed to test how sublethal exposure to copper affects tadpole predator-escape behavior and how quickly tadpoles recover. After exposure, tadpoles were separated. Escape behavior was recorded for two-thirds of exposed tadpoles while one-third of the exposed population was measured weekly to determine growth and recovery. Control tadpoles were consumed within 15 minutes whereas those exposed to higher concentrations were consumed at a slower rate, which does not support the hypotheses. Although the rate of predation was lower, tadpoles exposed to higher Cu concentrations were on average, 1.47 cm in total body length. Those exposed to 0.93 mg/L averaged 0.86 cm. After being placed into clean water, treatment tadpoles recovered after 20 days.
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Removal of selected water disinfection byproducts, and MTBE in batch and continuous flow systems using alternative sorbents.
Date: December 2002
Creator: Kadry, Ahmed Y.
Description: A study was conducted to evaluate the sorption characteristics of six disinfection byproducts (DBPs) on four sorbents. To investigate sorption of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), specially designed experimental batch and continuous flow modules were developed. The investigated compounds included: chloroform, 1,2-dichloroethane (DCE), trichloroethylene (TCE), bromodichloromethane (BDCM), methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE), bromate and bromide ions. Sorbents used included light weight aggregate (LWA), an inorganic porous material with unique surface characteristics, Amberlite® XAD-16, a weakly basic anion exchange resin, Amberjet®, a strongly basic anion exchange resin, and granular activated carbon (GAC). Batch experiments were conducted on spiked Milli-Q® and lake water matrices. Results indicate considerable sorption of TCE (68.9%), slight sorption of bromate ions (19%) and no appreciable sorption for the other test compounds on LWA. The sorption of TCE increased to 75.3% in experiments utilizing smaller LWA particle size. LWA could be a viable medium for removal of TCE from contaminated surface or groundwater sites. Amberlite® was found unsuitable for use due to its physical characteristics, and its inability to efficiently remove any of the test compounds. Amberjet® showed an excellent ability to remove the inorganic anions (>99%), and BDCM (96.9%) from aqueous solutions but with considerable elevation of pH. ...
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Managing Cattail (Typha latifolia) Growth in Wetland Systems
Date: August 2002
Creator: Sharp, Jessica Little
Description: Nutrient availability, water depth, competition, and soil management effects on cattail (Typha latifolia) growth in wetland systems were examined. Soluble reactive phosphorous (SRP), nitrate-nitrogen (NO3-N), and ammonia-nitrogen (NH3-N) removals were tested at a constructed wetland receiving municipal wastewater effluent. Over all, no significant differences in nutrients occurred between diverse planted and cattail areas. T. latifolia seeds, under the canopy of Eleochoris macrostachya, had low seed germination. Established stands of emergent vegetation can prevent cattail colonization and spread. Germination of T. latifolia at various water depths was tested, and depth impacts on cattail seedling growth and survival were ascertained using various moist soil management techniques in three ponds. Water levels at 0cm and >40cm can adversely impact cattail establishment.
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Use of geographic information systems for assessing ground water pollution potential by pesticides in central Thailand
Date: August 2002
Creator: Thapinta, Anat
Description: This study employed geographic information systems (GIS) technology to evaluate the vulnerability of groundwater to pesticide pollution. The study area included three provinces (namely, Kanchana Buri, Ratcha Buri, and Suphan Buri) located in the western part of central Thailand. Factors used for this purpose were soil texture, percent slope, primary land use, well depth, and monthly variance of rainfall. These factors were reclassified to a common scale showing potential to cause groundwater contamination by pesticides. This scale ranged from 5 to 1 which means high to low pollution potential. Also, each factor was assigned a weight indicating its influence on the movement of pesticides to groundwater. Well depth, the most important factor in this study, had the highest weight of 0.60 while each of the remaining factors had an equal weight of 0.10. These factors were superimposed by a method called "arithmetic overlay" to yield a composite vulnerability map of the study area. Maps showing relative vulnerability of groundwater to contamination by pesticides were produced. Each of them represented the degree of susceptibility of groundwater to be polluted by the following pesticides: 2,4-D, atrazine, carbofuran, dicofol, endosulfan, dieldrin & aldrin, endrin, heptachlor & heptachlor epoxide, total BHC, and total DDT. ...
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Comparative Bioavailability of Dietary and Dissolved Cadmium to Freshwater Aquatic Snails
Date: December 2003
Creator: White, Jessica C.
Description: Heavy metal bioaccumulation in aquatic organisms may occur through direct or indirect uptake routes. Research indicates that the significance of uptake route varies with contaminant and organism exposed. The relative importance of different metal sources in aquatic systems was investigated by exposing freshwater snails to dietary or dissolved sources of cadmium. Snails were exposed to control, contaminated food only, contaminated water only, and contaminated food and water treatments. During the 15-day exposure, samples were taken to determine Cd concentration in snail soft tissue, snail shell, algal food, and overlying water. Analyses of snail soft tissue and shells indicate that exposure route significantly affects Cd concentrations in the tissues. In both cases, dissolved Cd is the primary contributor to metal body burden.
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Simulation of physical and chemical processes in reservoirs: Two case studies.
Date: December 2005
Creator: García Iturbe, Selma L.
Description: Managing water quality aspects requires the use of integrative tools that allow a holistic approach to this problem. Water quality models coupled to hydrodynamic models are these tools. This study presents the application of the water quality model WASP coupled to the hydrodynamic model DYNHYD for two distinct reservoirs: Lake Texoma and Tocoma Reservoir. Modeling the former included simulations of water velocities, water level, and four chemical and physical compounds: chlorides, dissolved oxygen (DO), biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), and total suspended solids (TSS); and validation of the results by comparing with observed values during March - May, 1997. The latter is still under project status and the simulation was performed in a prospective way. The analysis included simulations of water velocities under current and for expected conditions, DO and BOD. Both models, DYNHYD and WASP, fitted pretty well to observed conditions for Lake Texoma and for where Tocoma Reservoir has been planned. Considering management and decision support purposes, the role of boundary and loading conditions also was tested. For Lake Texoma, controlling boundary conditions for chlorides is a determinant factor for water quality of the system. However, DO and TSS in the reservoir are governed by additional process besides the ...
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The impact of invertebrates to four aquatic macrophytes: Potamogeton nodosus, P. illinoensis, Vallisneria americana and Nymphaea mexicana.
Date: August 2008
Creator: Nachtrieb, Julie Graham
Description: This research investigated the impact of invertebrates to four species of native aquatic macrophytes: V. americana, P. nodosus, P. illinoensis, and N. mexicana. Two treatments were utilized on each plant species, an insecticide treatment to remove most invertebrates and a non-treated control. Ten herbivore taxa were collected during the duration of the study including; Synclita, Paraponyx, Donacia, Rhopalosiphum, and Hydrellia. Macrophyte biomass differences between treatments were not measured for V. americana or N. mexicana. The biomasses of P. nodosus and P. illinoensis in non-treated areas were reduced by 40% and 63% respectively. This indicated that herbivory, once thought to be insignificant to aquatic macrophytes, can cause substantial reductions in biomass.
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Phosphorus Retention and Fractionation in Masonry Sand and Light Weight Expanded Shale Used as Substrate in a Subsurface Flow Wetland
Date: August 2002
Creator: Forbes, Margaret G.
Description: Constructed wetlands are considered an inefficient technology for long-term phosphorus (P) removal. The P retention effectiveness of subsurface wetlands can be improved by using appropriate substrates. The objectives of this study were to: (i) use sorption isotherms to estimate the P sorption capacity of the two materials, masonry sand and light weight expanded shale; (ii) describe dissolved P removal in small (2.7 m3) subsurface flow wetlands; (iii) quantify the forms of P retained by the substrates in the pilot cells; and (iv) use resulting data to assess the technical and economic feasibility of the most promising system to remove P. The P sorption capacity of masonry sand and expanded shale, as determined with Langmuir isotherms, was 60 mg/kg and 971 mg/kg respectively. In the pilot cells receiving secondarily treated wastewater, cells containing expanded shale retained a greater proportion of the incoming P (50.8 percent) than cells containing masonry sand (14.5 percent). After a year of operation, samples were analyzed for total P (TP) and total inorganic P (TIP). Subsamples were fractionated into labile-P, Fe+Al-bound P, humic-P, Ca+Mg-bound P, and residual-P. Means and standard deviations of TP retained by the expanded shale and masonry sand were 349 + 169 and 11.9 ...
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Cozumel Dive Paradise & Hotel Cozumel - Dive Package
180 room resort. Each room has an ocean or pool view and its own terrace with hooks for hanging dive gear, 1 king size bed or two double beds, A/C, direct dialing telephone, tub/shower and cable TV.
Hotel amenities include room service, safety deposit boxes, tennis courts, billiards, gym, "Kids Club", multiple restaurants/bars/shops and newly renovated beachfront.
Brand new on-site Dive Paradise shop and training facility is located at beachfront. Showers, rinse tanks and lockers are available for gear storage.
The resort boasts the largest pool on island! Free Dive Paradise "Introduction to SCUBA" classes facilitated in pool.
All diving trips depart directly from hotel pier.
4 night package totals 9 dives, 7 night package totals 15 dives!
"All Inclusive" packages are available which include 3 meals a day, between-meal snacks and domestic drinks between 11:00AM - 10:30PM. Telephone calls, laundry and room service is not included. Prices are shown in parenthesis in the table below.
Formerly known as the Costa Club Cozumel, Fiesta Inn or Brisas Cozumel for those of you that have visited before!
4 Nights
3 Dive Days / 2 Dive Afternoons
7 Nights
5 Dive Days / 4 Dive Afternoons
Jan 3 - Jan 31, 2015
$697 ($739)
$1209 ($1282)
$483 ($594)
$214 ($325)
$834 ($1028)
$375 ($569)
$455 ($559)
$186 ($290)
$785 ($967)
$326 ($508)
Feb 1 - Apr 5, 2015
$739 ($774)
$1282 ($1343)
$504 ($629)
$235 ($360)
$870 ($1089)
$411 ($630)
$469 ($594)
$200 ($325)
$810 ($1028)
$351 ($569)
Apr 6 - Aug 16, 2015
$697 ($739)
$1209 ($1282)
$483 ($594)
$834 ($1028)
$375 ($569)
$455 ($559)
$186 ($290)
$785 ($967)
$326 ($508)
Aug 17 - Oct 31, 2015
$656 ($699)
$1136 ($1212)
$462 ($5597)
$193 ($290)
$797 ($967)
$338 ($508)
$440 ($519)
$171 ($250)
$757 ($897)
$298 ($438)
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$697 ($739)
$1209 ($1282)
$483 ($594)
$214 ($325)
$834 ($1028)
$375 ($569)
$455 ($559)
$186 ($290)
$785 ($967)
$326 ($508)
* Prices shown in parenthesis are "All Inclusive". See details above. Non all inclusive prices do not include bellman ($4/person) and maid fees ($2/room/night) (must be pre-paid to Dive Paradise with all group bookings).
* Any Equipment and/or Park fees when diving are not included and must be paid in Cozumel.
* Holiday Blackout dates Apply.
* Feb 1 - April 5, 2015 period only: non-diving, 6-11 yrs: $50 per night.
Package Specifics
Cozumel Dive Paradise & Hotel Cozumel - Dive Package
Cozumel Insider
Combo Promotion Packages available
January 3, 2015 to December 15, 2015
Dates 2015
Combo Promotion Packages are not available 5 days
before or 5 days after the following U.S. Legal Holidays:
CARNAVAL ~ February 17 ===> Feb 12 - Feb 22
Easter Sunday ~ April 5 ===> March 31 - April 10
Memorial Day ~ May 25 ===> May 20 - May 30
Independence Day ~ July 4 ===> June 29 July 9
Labor Day ~ September 7 ===> Sept 2 Sept 12
Thanksgiving ~ November 26 ===> Nov 21 Dec 1
December Holiday Period ===> Dec 16 Jan 2
NOTE: No Combo packages available during
December holiday period (packages begin again on Jan 3)
See Pricing Chart
$2 Per Diver Per Day Marine Park Fee Not Included
Equipment Rental Not Included
Flights/Transfers not Included
All Dive Paradise packages include a "Bienvenidos" (welcome) tank for practice shore dive on arrival date.
Non-diver accomodations must be shared with diver.
All posted rates in US$ and include the 10% "Mexican Government Tax".
Day dives are "Caribbean" 2-tank boat dives, afternoon dives are single tank boat dives. To convert to 3 tank trips add $30 per day.
The morning dive trips are "Caribbean" style. They utilize a big boat and include a snack, water/soft drinks, use of tanks, weights, belt, and an in-water divemaster. No upgrades are permitted unless space is available. There is an additional US$10 (per trip) surcharge for all upgrades. NOTE: "Express" boats can only accommodate 2 dives per trip because of space limitations therefore the third dive (available on the "Caribbean" trip) is forfeited.
A 50% deposit is required to confirm reservation unless otherwise stated.
There are absolutely NO CHANGES to the packages as shown (other than stated) and no refunds will be granted for unused services.
Promotional packages are not available during certain "blackout" dates - see listing above
Any cancellations must be made at least 21 days before arrival in high season and 7 days prior to arrival in low season.
Each 14th package is complimentary. No other "comp" structure is available with these packages.
Vouchers (from booking agency) for diving services must be presented at Dive Paradise's main store, 602 Melgar Ave., or one of our branches at Barracuda, Hotel Cozumel & Resort or Villablanca Hotels at least 12 hours prior to commencement of services.
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Sherri ~ WOW!!! We just returned from our cruise! What a wonderful time we had!! Your COZUMELINSIDER.com bookings for our Dolphin snorkel adventure and Sea Trek were the highlight of the cruise. They were easy and saved us about half the cost of booking through the cruise line. We simply hopped into a cab and spent the day at the Park (we could have spent a week there.) They were even able to work us into the Sea Trek early. All the people were friendly, helpful and overall just treated us great. While we were standing around waiting a short little man came up and ask if we wanted a snorkel tour. I instantly remembered what you had said and looked at his name tag. It was Mario! His tour was fantastic! If you see him ask him if he remembers Señor Ed and his family (he never caught that my name was Ted, but thats okay!) I had a waterproof digital camera and he snapped lots of pictures of us. We had a wonderful time and much of it was thanks to you, your website and staff!
I know you probably get lots of pictures but I had to send you three. Look at the smiles on my boys faces. That says it all! Thank you so much for all your help and advice. We cant wait to return. Your website is the first place we will stop! I wish we could have met in person. We will next time!
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Thank you today for your help with our Dolphin Discovery reservation! Fantastic customer service, just as the reviews stated!
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Just wanted to sayThank You for your webcam. We Love Cozumel and miss it so much. It is nice to be able to look at the webcam every day and see what is happening and the beautiful water. Your website has also been very helpful when planning our trips. Keep up the good work.
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Thoroughly enjoyed my two nights of turtle liberation! I have a few jealous friends who are very keen! Do you know how I would go about doing additional turtle releases? Thanks again for all your help!
C. Shepherd (October 2015) ~ Milton Keyes, Buck U.K.
Hello my name is Brent C. and I did the Turtle Observation & Release on June 27th. I can honestly not put into words how great and breathtaking the whole experience was! it has always been a dream of mine to watch turtles nest up close and personal but you guys topped that dream and did even better! I almost cried tears of joy when i found out I got to get up close and help remove the turtle eggs as she was laying them! I plan on becoming a marine biologist one day and this whole experience has pushed me farther into my passion for marine biology! I can not say thank you enough! Also cant forget the helpful crew of young men and women that helped us along the night and where ever so kind! Here is a picture of the green sea turtle I named April after she had laid her eggs! Thanks and God Bless
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From the Archives
1966 World Cup At 50 - Rattin's Rage & Hurst's Header
Last season I wrote five articles marking the 50th anniversaries of West Ham United's quarter-final, semi-final and final matches in the 1965 European Cup Winners' Cup winning campaign. Following on from Tony Hanna's excellent first-hand account of life during the 1966 World Cup, this is the first of my three-part series commemorating the 50th anniversary of the knock-out stage matches of English football's finest achievement.
England had progressed to the last eight of the tournament by virtue of an uninspiring goalless draw with Uruguay, a 2-0 victory over Mexico thanks to Bobby Charlton "belting the ball" and a tap-in from Roger Hunt while a double from Hunt secured a 2-0 win over France.
The quarter-final took place 50 years ago today, on Saturday 23rd July 1966 – a day also famous for the death of Hollywood actor Montgomery Clift at the age of 45. England's opponents were Argentina in front of 90,584 at Wembley – the South Americans had reached the knock-out stages by beating Spain 2-1, drawing 0-0 with West Germany and beating Switzerland 2-0.
Alf Ramsey made two changes to the side that had beaten the French – Blackpool's Alan Ball came in for Liverpool's Ian Callaghan and West Ham United forward Geoff Hurst replaced the injured Jimmy Greaves of Tottenham. Ramsey resisted calls from FIFA and his own FA officials to omit Manchester United midfielder Nobby Stiles from his XI – Stiles, for whom the term 'combative' does not seem fully sufficient, had irked the top brass after a bad tackle on Frenchman Jacques Simon in the previous match. After a row between Ramsey and the FA, the manager spoke to Stiles to discover if there had been any intent to injure Simon in the tackle. Stiles assured his boss that there had not and that was good enough for Alf, who duly went to the FA Senior International Committee and informed them that they could have his resignation if Stiles was not permitted to play.
Argentina, technically gifted and England's first real challenge of the World Cup, did not set out to play the kind of football that could have beaten the host nation, who were resplendent in all-white. Their captain, Antonio Rattin, talked himself into being sent off, while the South Americans sought to intimidate their English opponents, spitting at them, pulling the hairs on the back of their necks, pulling their ears and going into tackles with excessive force. Ramsey would later describe the Argentines as "animals".
Rattin was ejected from the field of play by German referee Rudolf Kreitlein in the 35th minute. He initially refused to leave the pitch, arguing furiously with Kreitlein even though neither understood each other's native language and the game was held up for some eight minutes until Rattin reluctantly departed. As a way to further show his disgust, Rattin then sat on the red carpet which was exclusively for the Queen to walk on and he eventually had to be escorted from the field by two policemen and twisted a British flag before being escorted down the tunnel. It was also during this game that Jack Charlton was cautioned, only to discover the fact the next day from the newspaper report. As a result of the incidents during this game, Kreitlein (who died four years ago at the age of 92) and English referee Ken Aston developed the idea of yellow and red cards to aid on-field communication in football.
The breakthrough finally came in the 78th minute – a goal born on the West Ham United training ground at Chadwell Heath. Martin Peters delivered a cross from the left, Geoff Hurst's near-post run left the Argentine defence napping and he glanced his header into the far corner beyond a rooted Antonio Roma. Chris Farlowe and the Thunderbirds were at number one on the day of the game with 'Out Of Time' and Hurst's header ensured that time had run out on Argentina's World Cup campaign. England, meanwhile, marched on to the semi-finals.
In Argentina, the match is referred to as el robo del siglo – the steal of the century. It was the beginning of a fierce rivalry between the two nations, with Ramsey running onto the pitch at the end of the match to prevent his players from swapping shirts with their opponents. Argentina have since said that the referee was biased in favour of the home nation, resulting in Rattin's dismissal. Further refereeing decisions have impacted on major matches between the two countries since – 1986 saw the 'Hand of God' goal by Diego Maradona, 1998 saw David Beckham sent off for a petulant kick at Diego Simeone and 2002 saw Michael Owen fall under a challenge by current Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino to win England a crucial penalty.
Finally, a nod to those members of the Argentina team that day who are sadly no longer with us. Goalkeeper Roma passed away three years ago at the age of 80 while centre-back Roberto Perfumo, who went on to captain his country in the 1974 World Cup, died in March this year at the age of 73 from a skull injury after falling from a stairway while dining with fellow journalists at a Buenos Aires restaurant. Forward Ermindo Onega was killed in a car accident in 1979 at the age of 39.
England: Gordon Banks (Leicester), George Cohen (Fulham), Jack Charlton (Leeds), Bobby Moore (captain, West Ham), Ray Wilson (Everton), Alan Ball (Blackpool), Nobby Stiles (Man Utd), Bobby Charlton (Man Utd), Martin Peters (West Ham), Roger Hunt (Liverpool), Geoff Hurst (West Ham).
Argentina: Antonio Roma (Boca Juniors), Roberto Ferreiro (Independiente), Roberto Perfumo (Racing Club), Rafael Albrecht (San Lorenzo), Silvio Marzolini (Boca Juniors), Antonio Rattin (captain, Boca Juniors), Jorge Solari (River Plate), Alberto Gonzalez (Boca Juniors), Ermindo Onega (River Plate), Luis Artime (Independiente), Oscar Mas (River Plate).


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Publication Acceptance Date: November 19, 2002
Publication Date: November 19, 2003
Citation: Prior S.A., Torbert, H.A., Runion, G.B., and Rogers, H.H. 2002. Effects of elevated CO2 on soybean and sorghum: residue decomposition in the field. p. 186. In USDA Symposium on Natural Resource Management to Offset Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Program and Abstracts. Raleigh, NC, November 19-21. Technical Abstract: Increasing atmospheric CO2 concentration can increase biomass production and alter tissue composition. Shifts in both quantity and quality of crop residue may alter C and N dynamics and management considerations in future CO2-enriched agroecosystems. This study was conducted to determine mass and N loss from legume (soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] and non-legume (grain sorghum [Sorghum bicolor ] (L.) Moench.] residue produced under different levels of atmospheric CO2 (ambient and elevated) on a Blanton loamy sand (loamy siliceous, thermic, Grossarenic Paleudults) in Auburn, AL managed under no-till conditions. At grain maturity, plants were separated into component parts prior to dry weight determination and tissue analysis. Mass and N losses were determined from residues using the mesh bag method. Biomass production was significantly greater for soybean compared to sorghum and for elevated verses ambient CO2-grown plants. Elevated CO2 concentration did not affect percent biomass recovery, however, the greater biomass production observed under elevated CO2 resulted in more residue remaining after the overwintering period. CO2 level did not affect C:N of residue, probably due to the use of senescent plant material. The greater total N content of soybean residue, particularly when grown under elevated CO2, indicated that more N may be available to a following crop and that lower N inputs would then be required. Results from this study indicate that in a high CO2 environment, greater amount of crop residue should increase ground cover which may reduce erosion losses and improve soil physical properties.


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I learned long ago that shopping with teenagers requires me to patronize places I would otherwise avoid. The combination of loud, thumpy music, unreasonably priced clothing with manufactured holes in the knees and overly perky salespeople reminds me it is good to be a grown-up.
Recently, however, owing to his incessant habit of rapid growth, my 15-year-old son needed new shoes. Thus, I found myself in the chain store Journeys, where one finds all manner of casual footwear, including styles even a mother can approve.
The Journeys store at my mall is well-managed and well-staffed. The salespeople are truly some of the friendliest, most attentive and most competent I've found in a store that caters to young shoppers.
Still, I can't look these guys in the face. This is because despite their pleasant demeanor, every member of the sales team is pierced and tattooed in the extreme. They even sport "gauged" ear lobes piercings that stretch the lobe to resemble elephant ears.
So gross.
So I adopt a strategy I have dubbed "Product Scrutiny." Basically, I focus all my attention on the shoes under consideration as though I have never before bought footwear.
On our recent visit to Journeys, it happened they offered a freebie a hat for which we qualified by virtue of the size of our purchase. Two pairs of shoes, two packs of socks, tell the folks what they've won.
When the salesman shows us the free hat, I say, "Hmmm, I think the only time this style works is in the Cuban military or with a Che Guevara T-shirt."
My son nods in agreement as we both conclude the hat will go directly to the Halloween closet.
But my comment isn't lost on our salesguy, who offers cheerfully, "We have Che T-shirts!"
I say, "But he was a cold, brutal killer and the chief henchman for Fidel Castro. Why put him on a T-shirt?"
To which the young man responds, "Hey, viva la revolution. I dont like to live in the past."
I can't leave it at that, so I say, "Even in the present, he remains a heinous murderer. Being dead and all, he can't exactly rehabilitate himself."
Transaction complete, my son and I walk to the mall exit, and Jimmy listens to me rant about the magnitude of idiocy and ignorance that seems to permeate an entire generation.
How have we become a culture that thinks it is cool to wear T-shirts and caps glorifying a brutal mass murderer who helped to oppress a society with the scourge of communism? How have our young people adopted a philosophy as vapid and useless as "I don't like to live in the past"?
And what happens to a culture whose youth are so uninformed and uneducated?
Unfortunately, according to a recent study by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, we're going to find out. A few weeks ago it released the results of an annual survey of college freshman and seniors, in which 14,000 incoming and outgoing college students were given a 60-question civics test.
Half of the incoming freshmen failed the test, and worse, only 54 percent of graduating seniors passed. The schools that did the worst that is, their graduating seniors actually scored worse than they did as freshmen were among the nation's most elite schools.
Another important finding, though, is that four years of college influences students' opinions on a few popular yet polarizing issues: Abortion, gay marriage, prayer in schools, the divinity of the Bible and the opportunity to succeed in America. That the influence regarding these issues is resoundingly liberal is so obvious as to be a cliche.
So there's the answer to a couple of my questions. We're a culture whose young people think Che is cool because "The Communist Manifesto" is required reading for thousands of college freshmen, but not "The Federalist Papers" or even the U.S. Constitution. They've adopted a vapid "live for today" philosophy because they don't learn the history of our government or anyone else's.
What happens to such a culture?
Only time will tell.
I would bet if you asked the typical Che-teeshirt-wearing nitwit who he was and what he did, he or she would have no clue. Better yet, ask them who Castro is. Most of them probably can't locate their own country on a map.
We dont need proof to execute a man. We only need proof that its necessary to execute him. A revolutionary must become a cold killing machine motivated by pure hate. (Che Guevara)
I know your tactics! You press people are injecting venom into your articles to damage the revolution. Youre either with us or against us. Were not going to allow all the press foolishness that Batista allowed. I can have you executed this very night. How about that! (Che Guevara)
We dont need proof. We manufacture the proof (Che Guevara)
We must never establish peaceful co-existence. We must walk the path of victory even if it costs millions of atomic victims. (Che Guevara)
We cannot develop any peasant support. But it looks like by employing planned terror we may at least neutralize most of them. Their support will come later. (Che Guevara)
Dont Shoot! Im Che, Im worth more to you alive than dead! (Che Guevara)
"And if you go carryin' pictures of Chairman Mao, you ain't gonna make it with anyone anyhow."
It votes for an Obama.
And sells itself into slavery.
The "Che Shirt" reflects the total ignorance of those who sport them in broad daylight. (A wonderful tribute to the indoctrination efforts of a whole generation of leftist teachers.)
LMAO! Thanks for that!!!!
I know what happens to such a culture, it dies. Argentina, che's native land (and mine) was once the 5th wealthiest, today it's 87th. America is headed at the same place.
We cannot develop any peasant support. But it looks like by employing planned terror we may at least neutralize most of them. Their support will come later. (Che Guevara)
Present federal policy.
Splendid! I _WANT_ that T-shirt!
Robert Mugabe and Hugo Chávez
"Half of the incoming freshmen failed the test, and worse, only 54 percent of graduating seniors passed."
Yes, but they know how to sort their trash.
Someone needs to do a "Che" T-Shirt with Che's picture as in a
Che-a-pet rendition or Chi-a-pet whatever. It would be funny at the same time spoofing on the loser!
Yuri Besmenov already told us. The demoralization is complete.
If conservatives hope to win against Marxism, they must come up a serious plan to "RE-moralize" the nation.
I would suggest that we start with closing down every socialist-funded, single payer, government K-12 school). Government schools are socialism and socialism can NOT be reformed. And... Conservatives should see that every child in the nation has access to a tuition-free PRIVATE education.
I have never heard a complaint like this from a homeschooling parent who has homeschooled from the beginning.
Laugh every time I see that one.
You said that on FRee Republic? What is wrong with that statement?
Hint: TAANSTAAFL!!
One too many "A"s in there, FRiend. :-)
Thank you, Bolivia!
There are some very old men who gather every year in Maximo Gomez park in Miami who would, despite their age, beat the sh-t out of anyone wearing a Che shirt.
Excellent articletoo bad there are not more with this theme. When the counter-culture is not challenged, it becomes engrained.
That sales guy could have subsequently re-thought his lunacyhe just hadn't been challenged before (a culture of herd nerds). Action...action...action...
There's a special 2-for-one deal on "A"s today... <LOL!!!>
Thanks for the catch, FRiend!
Hint: TANSTAAFL!!
A bunch of Communist sympathizers put Obama in the White House and he put Communist sympathizers in his administration and then acted "surprised" when they were exposed on the record.
People who "don't like to live in the past" are perfectly willing to forgo our Constitutional form of government for America 2.0.
What "counter-culture"?
It's like when the big name rock acts try to usurp labels like "alternative". To what? REAL rock artists who are writing and recording new albums today?
They are the mainstream.
The "counter-culture" of days old became the NEW establishment. Clinton, Kerry, and Obama ALL protested against government and now that they are charge seek to stifle all dissent.
There is no major city in the world without a "Che Cafe" or "Red Star Cafe".
So now that Obama's been in office for over a year, has Time-Lies-Warner-DC-Mad bothered to run a "10 Pulitzer-Winning Cartoonitst Take On Obama" issue yet?
Marxism and Communism and Socialism must be cast onto the same junk heap of bad ideas as Nazism lies on.
Our Constitution needs to be preserved instead of "neglected" and told that it doesn't mean what it used to mean as a way of limiting the power of government in our lives.
At least if they are going to wear a Gacy shirt, they could get Jimmy Carter's wife in it...
**Tuition-free** is what's wrong with the statement.
But...Please think about this for a moment. What are government schools charging parents? The fee to parents for our **price-fixed** government monopoly schools is tuition-free.
Therefore...Until conservatives can shut down and close the doors on our price-fixed government schools, they will need to match this tuition-free price. If they don't, parents will continue to send their kids to the government schools and we will never get rid of them.
Once government schooling is completely shut down, parents should be expected to take on the cost of educating their own children with charity paying for the poor.
And...please think about one more thing:
Harvard has an endowment of 35 BILLION! If Harvard wanted, it could fund its operations on its endowment alone without ever charging students a penny in tuition. Americans are very very generous, and are very committed to education. Isn't Harvard's endowment, and the endowments ( in the BILLIONS) of universities and colleges across this nation, proof of that?
Personally, I believe it is possible for K-12 education foundations to eventually be so well endowed that no parent in the U.S. would ever again need to pay a penny in K-12 tuition. In fact, if government hadn't distorted the market by opening government owned and run, socialist-funded, single payer, schools in the mid-1800s to early 1900s, perhaps today we would have PRIVATE K-12 educational foundations that were so well endowed that our nation's children would be attending well-endowed tuition-free **private** schools today.
When government dispenses free stuff, the people receiving it develop a sense of entitlement.
If privately endowed education foundations were dispensing private vouchers for private schools the lesson learned would be gratitude, and it would be an object lesson in learning to be generous themselves to those who come after them.
I **know** that there are many Catholics alive today, who attended tuition-free Catholic parochial schools, who are very **grateful** that generous parishioners and volunteers made their private Catholic education possible. My husband, his and my cousins, and our parents are among those who attended tuition-free parochial schools.
Also...Were you aware that **today** every Catholic child in Wichita Kansas, has access to a tuition-free Catholic education.
Finally,...Is it possible to shut down government schooling and provide all the nation's children with a private conservative education? Yes, I believe it is.
Private education foundations would award grants to individual teachers who would open small one-room schools ( homeschools) in their own homes or small rented spaces. The foundations would certify the teacher, approve the curriculum, test the students, and run community-wide sports, theater, science, arts, and music programs. By avoiding the Prussian-model, prison-like school, many of the expenses of building and maintaining a large infrastructure is avoided, and we know from the homeschoolers that it is possible to have an excellent education at the kitchen table.
They'll learn one way or another. They can learn by studying history.
Or, they can have the lesson tanned into their hides. There are some who can't believe the sign that says, "wet paint."
Unfortunately, we'll all have to pay the price of their education.
"What are government schools charging parents? The fee to parents for our **price-fixed** government monopoly schools is tuition-free."
Most conservatives are not stupid enough to neglect the fact that they RIGHT NOW must pay school tax -- whether or not they have children in school.
I am elderly and retired; why is my property taxed to support public schools?
I repeat: TANSTAAFL!!!
You know it's funny. To think that there was a time in America when the very words-"communist, fascist, nazi, etc..." were scary words. People had been taught that these were evil! Not anymore, I guess!
I don't know if this is all over the USA or all over the world. However, there was a time when in UT, even on the jr. high level, they were teaching about the "Constitution", Declaration of Independence" and the "Bill of Rights". This was still being taught 20 yrs. ago when my own two girls were in junior high/high school.
They were even being taught in junior high about what communism was all about, and what was WRONG with it! We saw disturbing films about schoolchildren turning their parents and teachers and others in on the sly. This was something I never thought could happen here, but it has! Now maybe in many places, it still being taught and considered a bad thing. I sure hope so.
I told my teen-age nephew why I didn't want Obama to win and he asked why. I said "Well, he's a socialist that's why!". Then this boy asked "Why not, what's wrong with that?". I was so shocked, I didn't know what to say! I thought most young people still were being taught that leftism (communism, socialism, whatnot) was awful; I guess not anymore! I don't know where this boy got that from, but I'm starting to wonder!
I've noticed that many left-leaning gov. leaders are soooo anxious about labels and names. They get in a huff if anyone even suggests that they or the Pres. are called "Socialist, or Marxist"! They act all defensive or hurt that anyone would think that way, let alone call someone that! (Steny Hoyer, recently)
Yes indeed! And the USA SF's who were also "around" at the time, or so I"ve heard.
In no way did I suggest that government schools were expense-free or tax-free. Therefore....It is impossible for me to defend a strawman argument of your creation.
When a parent shows up their socialist-funded, single payer, Prussian-model, prison-like, government school the tuition charged for admittance is tuition-free. Yes, it STINKS! What the government is doing is running a price-fixed cartel that puts private schools at a great disadvantage. If a private industry were to attempt this the CEOs would soon be in prison. But...Down on the "Animal Farm" government school bureaucrats live in the farmer's house. Private industry CEO are sentenced to prison.
If conservatives are going to have any hope of shutting down the government school system, then when the parent shows up at the conservative school, the price charged will need to be tuition-free, because that is the price charged to the parent.
As for tuition-free private schools, we have an important historical model: The Catholic Schools. Millions of Catholics are still alive who enjoyed ( and are very grateful for) a **tuition-free** PRIVATE education. And...If you will Google the words " Wichita, Kansas, Catholic schools", you will see we have a MODERN example of tuition-free schools TODAY!
I personally believe that if government had not put its great big hairy foot smack dab in the middle of the education market in the mid-1800s to early 1900s, that today we would have had tuition-free private K-12 schooling for all of our nation's children.
Americans are very very generous and committed to education. Proof is that we have colleges and universities today with endowments in the BILLIONS upon BILLIONS! If government had stayed out of K-12 education, we would have seen similar charitable funding of private K-12 schooling.
We also see ( from our experience with tuition-free Catholic schools) that education that is received through charity engenders a spirit of **gratitude** and a willingness to be charitable to others as well. Government on the other hand breeds feelings of entitlement.
As for"TANSTAAFL!!", if it is meant to be an insult, sorry its sting in lost on me, since I haven't the foggiest notion as to what it means.
By the way...do you profit directly or indirectly from the government schools? Is this why you are attacking my post? ( Just wondering.) If you are a government school defender, I do NOT NOT NOT post for your benefit. I post for the benefit of conservatives with open minds. Thank you for another opportunity to do that.
You, on the other hand, have presented no even one point to refute anything that I have posted.
T-shirt of Che wearing t-shirt of Che.
"When a parent shows up their socialist-funded, single payer, Prussian-model, prison-like, government school the tuition charged for admittance is tuition-free".
When I arrived at a public school with my kids, I had already paid their tuition (plus that of free-loaders) through my taxes. Their schooling was pre-paid (by me), not "tuition free".
If you are talking about the 'freeloaders' riding free on my taxes, then we are in agreement...
What does your (redundant) "the tuition charged for admittance is tuition-free" mean?
When I arrived at a public school with my kids, I had already paid their tuition (plus that of free-loaders) through my taxes. Their schooling was pre-paid (by me), not "tuition free".
If that is the case,( government school tuition is "pre-paid") why are people with no children paying anything at all for government schools?
Why are people who have paid **more** than what it costs to educate 2.2 children ( the average birth rate of the typical American woman) why are they forced by the government to pay for government schools year after year until they die?
The point is that government schools are SOCIALISM! The government forces the neighbors to pay, and when the parent shows up at the government school he is NOT handed a bill!
Every day that a child attends a government school he learns to be comfortable with socialism . He learns that the government can take money from his neighbor to pay for a service his parents want for tuition-free! If the government can do that with schooling, why not a thousand other socialist wants and needs? ( Is a "duh" necessary?)
( I am beginning to think that you are NOT a conservative. You are instead a defender of our socialist-funded system of government schools. )
There. You have been 'educated'... '-)
FWIW, while I was composing my previous comment, my fifth-grade granddaughter's (public school) teacher called to advise us that she (granddaughter) had scored 100% on math and 98% on reading on her TAKS (Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills) tests -- which, of course, earned her a "Commended" rating in both categories.
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