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April 18, 2005 The Aquatic Ecology Network, including several academies and societies, and the International Environmental Institute, by action of the International Committee awarded Professor Robert G. Wetzel the Hutchinson Science Laureate (2005) Diploma for outstanding contributions to the fundamentals of limnology and the international dissemination of knowledge. Dr. Wetzel was chosen for this award… Read more »
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April 12, 2005 Naman K. Shah (BSPH, Aitken Advisor) received a 10 week $4000 ASM Undergraduate Research Fellowship from the American Society of Microbiology to conduct research on his project entitled, "Stable-isotope probing of anaerobes capable of growth-linked reductive dechlorination of DDT in a complex microbial community" in Dr. Aitken's lab over the summer. Shah… Read more »
Matthew Richardson wins Honorable Mention Poster Award at WRRI Conference
April 08, 2005 Matthew Richardson, an ESE MS Student (Ball Advisor) was awarded an Honorable Mention in the poster contest at the 2005 WRRI Symposium and Annual Conference held April 4-5, 2005 at the Jane S. McKimmon Center in Raleigh, NC. The poster entitled "Water and Sewer Infrastructure Needs, Capital Finance Strategies, The Appalachian Region… Read more »
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April 07, 2005 Rebecca Sowder, a senior in the School of Public Health's department of environmental sciences and engineering, is co-chairwoman for UNC Habitat for Humanity. Working with volunteers from the campus and community, she coordinated the recent Blitz Build project, which built the exterior of a Habitat home in Chapel Hill in three days.(from… Read more »
Treavor Boyer wins 2005 Larson Aquatic Research Support Doctoral Scholarship
March 31, 2005 Treavor Boyer, a PhD student in the Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering in the UNC School of Public Health was selected as the recipient of the 2005 Larson Aquatic Research Support Doctoral Scholarship by the American Water Works Association. The Scholarship recognizes the significant research contributions made by Dr. Thurston Larson,… Read more »
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March 31, 2005 Professor Francis DiGiano was selected for Honorary Membership in the American Water Works Association (AWWA). This award is presented each year to five individuals "who's knowledge and accomplishments in the field of water supply entitle him/her to special recognition." DiGiano was honored for his commitment to providing quality education to aspiring engineering… Read more »
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March 18, 2005 Matthew T. Richardson presented his final oral defense Tuesday, March 22nd, 2005 at 3:30 PM in 2301 McGavran-Greenberg. Full details are as follows:How to Stretch Our Public Investments in Water and Sewer Services Further Commentary on the Efficacy of Public Funding for Water and Sewer Infrastructure from 2000 Through 2003 Case Study:… Read more »
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February 23, 2005 ESE Ph.D. Student, Vanessa J. Pereira's (Weinberg Advisor) paper entitled, Temporal and Spatial Variability of DBPs in a Chloraminated Distribution System, has been selected for the 2005 AWWA Water Quality & Technology Division Best Paper Award. The AWWA Board of Directors unanimously approved this paper for the award at its winter meeting…. Read more »
James Swenberg appointed as Mary Lily Kenan Flagler Bingham Professor
February 07, 2005 The Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering is delighted to report that the Board of Trustees has approved the appointment of Dr. James Swenberg as a Mary Lily Kenan Flagler Bingham Professor. This distinguished professorship is one of the most prestigious and visible honors The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill… Read more »
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As the Brooke Bruins prepare to play in tonight's much scrutinized, legalized, traumatized, and, well, belated West Virginia Class AAA state championship game against Martinsburg, I wondered if passion for Brooke football among the kids in the community has decreased as the number of kids in the community have?
So I asked my nephews, 9-year-old Austin Williams and his 7-year-old brother, Logan, both football players for the Bantam Colts, and who knows, if Spider-Man and Batman get out of the way long enough, they might be next generation Bruins.
"Ryan Lazear," Austin said of his favorite Brooke player. "And Logan's favorite player is Ian Morris."
Go on.
"Joe DiNardo, umm, umm, Billy Perkins and Alec Buckmoore," Austin said, of course meaning quarterback Alec Buchmelter. (Hey, what can I say about a Franklin Primary education? Another of my brother-in-laws is the principal there, so nothing).
Still, it figures. Skill guys. Chicks dig the longball; kids dig the touchdown makers.
Those modern day Bruins stars were among a group that spoke to the Bantoms before the Weirton game this season. You can bet there were some wide eyes there.
The conversation got me thinking about how I was the very same way when I was 9. It was 1985. Brooke won its first football title that season. Two years later, it won its second. Five years later came a third.
Growing up in Brooke County as a middle-schooler 20-25 years ago, particularly if you were a future sports writer, was a pretty cool deal.
Granted, I guess kids had bigger imaginations in those days, but my pal Todd Cover, now in the banking business at Main Street Bank in downtown Wheeling, and I were like that times 10. I had four sisters who graduated, respectively, in 1987, 1989, 1991, and 1992. Look those years up, they were some pretty good years for Brooke football. Todd has a sister who graduated in 1990.
We didn't just know the names, we ran the plays in a makeshift field in our yards that had end zones and yard markers produced from grass clippings. We had that option down pretty well, I might add.
We threw it like Sweitzer (not really), Basil and Palmer, caught it like Julio, Croce, and Shaffer, ran it like Mason, Rocksandich, and Pappas, blocked and tackled like Kidwell, Householder, Brown, Staffileno and Ceglie, kicked it like Mazzone, and punted it like Reeves. In those days, you didn't need first names.
Neither of us ever so much as attempted to play football at Brooke, but that's mainly because we were baseball players as youths and on-the-job training as a freshman at Brooke wasn't the same proposition it might be today. It's probably still unheard of, come to think of it.
Anyway, the man who was in charge of all of this was Paul "Bud" Billiard, a larger-than-life figure among a bunch of larger-than-life figures in our eyes. And plenty of others, too. Did you see how many guys played for Brooke in those days? Those were the ones who made it that far.
Enough time has passed between then and now that I'm seeing plenty of second-generation stuff going on with the current Bruins.
Linebacker Raleigh Mason is the son of the "Mason" I listed above – "Rolling Raleigh Mason." Lineman Kyle Wales is Billiard's grandson. Cornerback/quarterback/punter Mason Bates' stepmother, Erika, graduated from Brooke in 1994 with me. (His dad, Joe, is a Weir grad).
Lazear's father, Jim, was a little before my time (sorry Jimmy), but the Lazears have a pretty strong branch on the Brooke football family tree. There must be countless others – uncles, friends of the family, etc. Bruins don't go far. Jim Lazear left, but said he came back because he wanted his kids to be Bruins and experience what he did.
Good move.
There's no doubt every community is like this in some way. I ran into a guy last summer out at Jamboree in the Hills who played at Monroe Central a decade ago. His stories were amazing. But there are a lot of small schools around here that are conducive to things like that. Brooke football was the only game in town from Weirton to Wheeling. And they celebrated it as such. Clearly, with the last two seasons being what they've been, and with young eyes like those of Austin and Logan looking up with reverence, it still is.
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Panola County residents lost a dedicated and caring physician Thursday night when Dr. Carl W. Gerardy, 84, died at Panola General Hospital. Funeral services are planned for 3 p.m. Sunday, April 21, at First United Methodist Church of Carthage. The Rev. Earl Cantrelle will officiate, and interment will follow at Restland Memorial Park near Carthage under the direction of Hawthorn Funeral Home. Dr. Gerardy died of a lengthy illness.
Born in Norton, Kan. on May 6, 1906, he was the son of Harry H. and Myrtle Howe Gerardy. He attended high school in Dallas and the University of Texas at Austin, then went on to earn his medical degree from Baylor Medical School.
Dr. Gerardy moved to Carthage from Seagraves, Texas, 43 years ago and married Marie Gray. During World War II, he served in the European Theater as a major in the U.S. Army. Returning to Carthage after the war, he set up a medical practice that continued until 1979, when a stroke forced him to retire.
Bob Gerardy said being a doctor was his father's whole life; he loved the work, and stopped only when his health forced him to do so. Offers to practice in cities other than Carthage did not tempt him because he loved the people and working in a small town. He would even make house calls from one end of the county to another, his son said, because he enjoyed providing personal service to his patients.
"His life was dedicated to his patients," Mae Nichols, a nurse who knew Dr. Gerardy for many years, said Friday. "He always had time to listen to his patients. Lots of times he wouldn't prescribe anything, just listen."
Nichols said little details of working with Dr. Gerardy immediately come to mind: his dry humor, and his teasing of the nurses; his affection for long-time patients and their families, and the nicknames he would give them; the friendship he had with the nurses and doctors he worked with; his pride and love for his family.
Dr. W.C. Smith said Dr. Gerardy was "an excellent physician, well-trained and well-liked by is patients." Both Smith and Nichols said he treated all his patients alike, regardless of race or income level.
"He gave the best care at every occasion," Dr. Smith noted.
A member of the American Medical Association and the Texas Medical Association, Dr. Gerardy also served on the Carthage Independent School District Board for many years.
Dr. Gerardy was preceded in death by his wife, Marie, on Feb. 18, 1979. He is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Bill and Becky Gerardy of Shreveport and Bob and Lou Gerardy of Carthage; one sister, Mrs. Joan Heiler of Santa Rosa, Calif.; and five grandchildren, Lori, Scott, and Shea Gerardy of Shreveport and Raine and Camille Gerardy of Carthage.
Bob Gerardy said that his father spent his last moments in the hospital he loved. The family asks that, in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions be made to Panola General Hospital.
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Carl William Gerardy was born May 6, 1906 at Norton, Kansas, the son of Herman and Myrtie (Howe) Gerardy. He was married September 25, 1938 at Carthage, Texas to Marie Gray. Marie died Feb. 18, 1979 at Carthage, Texas.
Carl was eight years old when the family moved to Dallas, Texas, so most of his education was in the Dallas schools. He attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas where he was a member of Phi Alpha Sigma. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin. He was then admitted to the medical school of Baylor University where he graduated June 1, 1936. He interned at Shreveport Charity Hospital, Shreveport, Louisiana. Carl established his first medical practice at Lamesa, Texas and then moved to Seagraves.
Following the death of his father Dr. Herman Gerardy, his mother Myrtie, brother Loren, and sister Herma Jone moved to California, where his sister Nelia was already living. Carl, who had already established a medical practice at Seagraves, Texas, remained in Texas.
He was living at Seagraves when he was called into service during World War II. He entered service from Carlisle Barracks, Pa. in June, 1943, as a Captain in the Medical Corps. He was in France during the entire year of 1944. On March 13, 1945, he was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in connection with military operations from Jan. 1, 1944, through Dec. 31, 1944. The award states "The devotion to duty, professional skill and superior achievement of Captain Gerardy as a Team Surgeon have been a material contribution to the service efficiency of his unit." He was promoted to Major before his discharge.
After his discharge Carl returned to Seagraves, Texas, where he had previously established a medical practice. About 1950 he moved to Carthage, Texas, which was Marie's home town. There he established a very heavy practice which continued until his retirement in 1979. Carl was active in civic affairs which lead to his being chosen several times as the county's most outstanding citizen. Carl and Marie had two sons, Carl Jr and Robert, both of whom grew up at Carthage.
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Cause for celebration: Oprah Winfrey's OWN network is finally turning a profit after more than two years of struggling through - it was reported that it made $330million in losses before its turnaround
More than 30 new advertisers are joining original heavyweight sponsors Procter & Gamble and General Electric, and paying higher rates as the channel is said to have found its programming and distribution footing.
Headlines about profitability and audience growth have replaced the drumbeat of speculation that her ambitious venture with Discovery Communications might end up a costly flop and an uncharacteristic failure for her.
'I no longer have such fear and anxiety about it. I really have more confidence in my decisions'
Now, she says, 'rewarding' is the word for her experience at OWN, both as the chairwoman and CEO shaping the channel and as a viewer lodestone who hosts several series including Oprah's Next Chapter and Oprah's Lifeclass.
'I no longer have such fear and anxiety about it. I really have more confidence in my decisions,' Winfrey said. 'In the beginning, I was in a lot of meetings where people said, `You don't understand cable.' ... I'd say, "But I do understand the audience. Aren't people the same?!'
The answer is yes, says Winfrey, who's enjoying a career renaissance with OWN's turnaround and her return to big-screen acting in Lee Daniels' The Butler, No. 1 at the box office for two weeks with more than $50 million in tickets sales.
Her confidence in OWN also is backed up by numbers.
Pulling in viewers: The OWN network's profile got major boosts from airing Ms Winfrey's interviews with stars including Lindsay Lohan, who talked about her prescription drug addiction
Viewed by millions: Lance Armstrong admitted to doping throughout his cycling career during his interview
For the year to date, viewership is up 22per cent among the target audience of adult women and 23 percent among all viewers compared to last year, according to Nielsen Co. In the third quarter, prime-time viewership among women 25 to 54 and total viewers each are up more than 60 percent compared to 2012.
For August, OWN drew a channel-high 536,000 prime-time viewers, a fraction of the millions that watched Winfrey's talk show but respectable for a developing cable channel.
The expectations the network had when it was launched are finally starting to be reached'
Instead of defending staff layoffs and early misses including Rosie O'Donnell's talk show, Winfrey and her executive team can wax passionate about OWN's audience empowerment mission, nascent stars including motivational speaker Iyanla Vanzant and upbeat series like the newly announced reality show Crazy.Sexy.Life.
The network will also feature fresh-out-of-rehab Lindsay Lohan in an eight-part docuseries based on her life.
"They are finally hitting their stride and the expectations the network had when it was launched are finally starting to be reached,' said analyst Brad Adgate of Horizon Media. 'Oprah is back to being part of the conversation.'
It was those early expectations that put immense pressure on the former daytime queen and on Discovery, which has invested a reported $500million-plus in the venture that it co-owns with Winfrey's Harpo Inc.
Hit success: The Oprah Winfrey Show remains the highest-rated talk show in American television history - here Demi Moore is seen on set
Back in January 2011, OWN's splashy introduction failed to drive early ratings, and skeptics gained more fuel with March 2012 staff layoffs that were billed as eliminating redundancies between Discovery and Harpo.
It was painful but necessary, said OWN President Erik Logan, who shares the title with Sheri Salata. The pair also lead Harpo Productions, which produces an increasing number of OWN shows.
'It was some of the harshest and darkest moments certainly Sheri and myself have ever gone through, and I think from Oprah's perspective,' Logan said. 'I'm not going to say it (the criticism) was unfair, but there was no shortage of people who wanted to line up and say it was over.'
'I didn't know how long it would take me to get to the point where I could at least see that this is the reason I did this'
Without the cutbacks, he said, 'we would not be having the conversation about profitability today.' The channel's profile got a major boost from Winfrey's interviews on Oprah's Next Chapter.
They were neon-bright proof that OWN could be a platform for Winfrey the confessor, a role she played to great effect on The Oprah Show in its 25-year run.
In March 2012, when more than
3million people tuned in to hear Bobbi Kristina Brown talk about the
late Houston, it 'was a very significant event for us, because what it
really showed was if you get the content right, people will find you,'
Logan said.
The deal to
bring Perry shows including The Haves and the Have Nots and Love They
Neighbor was another positive jolt, while the success of Iyanla: Fix My
Life showed Winfrey she could be the marquee name at OWN but share the
stage with others of like mind.
'We are constantly in the process of looking for other people who carry the same heartfelt desire to convey the message in such a way that it really improves people's lives,' she said.
Future plans: Ms Winfrey's network is set to feature fresh-out-of-rehab Lindsay Lohan in an eight-part docuseries based on her life
Greater numbers of African-American viewers discovered the network first and are a key part of OWN's current and future success, he and Winfrey said.
But 'all are welcome,' added Winfrey, whose talk show was known for its broad appeal and who said she intends OWN to follow the same path.
At the end of a recent workday that included a four-hour OWN staff meeting, Winfrey said she plans to make time for more film projects, including a producing role on a Steven Spielberg project, The Hundred Foot Journey. But building OWN is her priority for the foreseeable future.
'I didn't know how difficult it would be and how long it would take me to get to the point where I could at least see that this is the reason I did this,' Winfrey said. 'I can actually say wow, what an incredible journey and landing I had.'
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Sam Houston State rolls over Lamar 94-76
Aurimas Majauskas had 26 points and Jamal Williams added 16 as Sam Houston State rolled over Lamar 94-76 on Thursday night.
Aurimas Majauskas had 26 points and Jamal Williams added 16 as Sam Houston State rolled over Lamar 94-76 on Thursday night.
Jarren Greenwood scored 19 points and Austin Lewis hit a pair of free throws to seal a 77-74 victory for McNeese State over Lamar on Monday night.
Kyle Hittle made six 3-pointers and finished with 30 points and Incarnate Word rolled to an 89-70 victory over Lamar on Saturday night.
Thomas Walkup had 18 points and 10 rebounds, fellow senior Trey Pinkney added seven points and Stephen F. Austin beat Lamar 79-58 Monday night to extend the Lumberjacks nation-leading winning str
Marcus Owens nailed five treys for a career-high 21 points as Lamar got off to a fast start and coasted to an 87-76 win over McNeese State on Saturday night to stop an eight-game skid.
Anthony Odunsi scored 18 points with eight rebounds, five assists and three steals and Houston Baptist edged Lamar 79-78 on Monday night.
Jaylen Franklin scored 18 points and Abilene Christian held off Lamar 71-67 Monday night.
Jontrell Walker made 3 of 6 from 3-point range for 17 points and Incarnate Word pulled ahead late and held on to beat Lamar 74-71 on Saturday.
Aurimas Majauskas scored 17 points and Jamal Williams made 4 of 4 at the free throw line in the final 16 seconds to seal Sam Houston State's 69-66 win over Lamar on Monday night.
Jaylen Franklin scored 27 points with a season-high three 3-pointers, Jaren Lewis added 12 and Abilene Christian beat Lamar 80-71 on Saturday.
Thomas Walkup scored 22 points and Stephen F. Austin crushed Lamar 86-52 on Monday night.
Josh Ibarra had 18 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks, Anthony Odunsi scored 19 and Houston Baptist won its eighth straight on Saturday, beating Lamar 92-79.
JaMichael Hawkins nailed seven 3-pointers to finish with 24 points as Southeastern Louisiana picked up its first Southland Conference win, rolling by Lamar 98-70 on Monday night.
Nick Garth nailed two 3-pointers in the closing minutes to give Lamar just enough cushion to hold off Northwestern State 86-82 on Saturday.
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I have the following scenario's:
Scenario: Attempt to get account information of an activator without credentials
Given an activator with e-mail "email@example.com" and password "testpassword" already exists
When I send a GET request to "/activators/1"
Then the response code should be 401
Scenario: Attempt to get account information of another activator then myself
Given an activator with e-mail "firstname.lastname@example.com" and password "testpassword" already exists
And an activator with e-mail "firstname.lastname@example.com" and password "testpassword" already exists
And I am authenticating as "email@example.com" with "testpassword" password
When I send a GET request to "/activators/1"
Then the response code should be 401
The database is dropped and re-created from schema before every scenario.
The step 'given an activator with ...' inserts a new user into the database.
However! It doesn't always do that for both users.
This is the step implementation:
* @Given /^an activator with e-mail "([^"]*)" and password "([^"]*)" already exists$/
public function anActivatorWithEMailAndPasswordAlreadyExists($email, $password)
$activatorManager = $this->getContainer()->get('am.manager.activator');
#$logger = $this->getContainer()->get('logger');
#$logger->debug("Email: $email, password: $password");
$activator = $activatorManager->createActivator($email, $password);
Now the weird thing:
In that last step, I should be getting two inserts: one for dietervds, one of eviltwin.
I get the two inserts when I:
- Run only one scenario
- Output something in logging (creating the 'logger' doesn't help, I need to output something. What I output doesn't have to be dynamic, it can just be a fixed string)
I only get one insert (for dietervds) when I:
- Run the two scenarios together
- Or when I don't output any logging in the step implementation
I am completely baffled by this.
Is there something obvious that's missing? Might it be some sort of caching problem in the step definitions? (the logging might change the signature or something, not sure)
Any feedback is welcome :-)


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Wladimir Klitschko and Hayden Panettiere have been engaged since Oct 2013. [view couple]
Wladimir Klitschko (Ukrainian: Володи́мир Володи́мирович Кличко́ Volodymyr Volodymyrovych Klychko; born 25 March 1976) is a Ukrainian professional boxer and the reigning world heavyweight champion, holding the WBA, IBF, WBO, IBO and The Ring magazine... heavyweight titles.
Connect any celebrity with Wladimir Klitschko to see how closely they are linked... romantically!
yes alena gerber is georgeos! he is not pretty at all.... he should have been glad to have a wife like alena
Alena Gerber was the hottest woman he ever dated! She is georgeos!
Our national hero. Ukraine loves you.
Alena Gerber and Wladimir Klitschko = super hot couple! why they broke up?
yeah i liked alena and him too
i don`t get why he is dating her either after dating 2 models one being Karolina Kurtova and other Diana kovalchuk it dosn`t add up
Huh i can`t get he`s with little average Hayden when he used to date hot top model!
he is dating model karolina kurkova
he is dating model Diana Kovalchuk


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Photos: Bea Arthur
Memories of Bea Arthur filled Broadway's Majestic Theatre Monday as friends, family and co-stars recalled the tall, tart, baritone-voiced actress who died last April of cancer at the age of 86.
Bea Arthur's obituary
The celebration was hosted by Angela Lansbury, who first worked with Arthur in 1966 in "Mame," playing Mame Dennis opposite Arthur's Vera Charles.
Among the participants were "Maude" producer Norman Lear, Rose O'Donnell, "Fiddler" lyricist Sheldon Harnick and several of Arthur's television co-stars including Rue McClanahan and Adrienne Barbeau.
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|James C. McWilliams
|Oceanic and Atmospheric Modeling
James C. McWilliams is a professor at the UCLA Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics and Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.
Early life[edit]
McWilliams was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and attended high school in Tulsa. He was primarily drawn to mathematics in his early years, but it was not until college that he began his studies and research in science. McWilliams received a B.S. in Applied Mathematics from Caltech in 1968. In 1969 and 1971, he received a M.S. and Ph.D respectively from Harvard University. He has stated that he enjoyed mathematics because it was fun, but science has real targets. At the time, professors around him were working with a variety of fluid dynamics, so he felt that his calling to science was in the study of oceanic, atmospheric, and astrophysical flows.[1]
McWilliams held a Research Fellowship in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics at Harvard from 1971-1974 and afterwards worked in the Oceanography Section at NCAR where he became a Senior Scientist in 1980. In 1994, while still retaining part-time appointment at NCAR, he began his work at UCLA where he became the Louis B. Slichter Professor of Earth Sciences in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences and the Institute for Geophysics and Planetary Physics. In 2002, McWilliams was elected to the National Academy of Sciences. Today, he continues his career in academia at UCLA.[2]
Contributions to the field[edit]
James C. McWilliams primarily does research in computational modeling of the Earth's oceans and atmospheres.[3] McWilliams has written numerous papers from 1972 to the present,[4] attempting to construct accurate models to describe the Earth's fluid reservoirs. One of McWilliam's most influential papers was a paper written in 1990 titled "Isopycnal mixing in ocean circulation models", in which together with Peter R. Gent they proposed a subgrid-scale form of mesoscale eddy mixing on isopyncal surfaces for use in non-eddy resolving ocean circulation models.[5]
McWilliams has contributed greatly to the development of accurate models of the Earth's atmosphere and ocean, and his subjects of interest are maintenance of the general circulations; climate dynamics; geostrophically and cyclostrophically balanced (or slow manifold) dynamics in rotating, stratified fluids; vortex dynamics; planetary boundary layers; planetary-scale thermohaline convection; coherent structures of turbulent flows in geophysical and astrophysical regimes; magnetohydrodynamics; numerical methods; and statistical estimation theory.[6]
More recently, he has helped develop a three-dimensional simulation model of the U.S. West Coast that incorporates physical oceanographic, biogeochemical, and sediment transport aspects of the coastal circulation. This model is being used to interpret coastal phenomena, diagnose historical variability in relation to observational data, and assess future possibilities.[7]
He currently teaches graduate student classes including Geophysical Fluid Dynamics, Introduction to Ocean Science, and Atmospheric and Oceanic Turbulence.[8] He has authored the textbook Fundamentals of Geophysical Fluid Dynamics [9] for use by students who have an intermediate to advanced knowledge of physics and the Earth's fluid environment.
- ^ Email Interview conducted on 1st February 2010
- ^ http://www.atmos.ucla.edu/~jcm/bio.htm
- ^ http://www.atmos.ucla.edu/~jcm/full_pubs.pdf
- ^ http://www.atmos.ucla.edu/~jcm/full_pubs.pdf
- ^ http://www.atmos.washington.edu/twiki/pub/Main/OceanModelingReadings/gentmcwilliams.pdf
- ^ http://www.atmos.ucla.edu/~jcm/short_vitae.pdf
- ^ http://www.atmos.ucla.edu/~jcm/bio.htm
- ^ http://www.atmos.ucla.edu/~jcm/JCM/Teaching.html
- ^ "Fundamentals of Geophysical Fluid Dynamics". Cambridge. Retrieved 18 April 2014.


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A Week in the Life Of is the theme. I'm still thinking about HOW I'll assemble it.
I needed something to get me back to noticing and taking pictures. Noticing and writing. A girl can only do so many ATCs, you know.
Monday, September 29, 2008
I'm doin' this
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Labels: Ali Edwards, shadow, weekend creative
2 comments:
- BigCat said...
I'm intrigued. Is it something we all get to play along with? Anything that gets me noticing and writing sounds good.
- September 29, 2008 at 7:49 PM
- Maureen said...
Cathy...each participant documents his/her own life. While the instructions seem long, the basis is YOU document the ordinary of your own life - photos, words/journaling, receipts, life ephemera. Since I don't scrap, tho blogging certainly is an electronic scrap imho, I plan to make a little 4x6 book...just cardstock and gesso'd cardboard with perhaps two rings.
What I like best about Ali is she sees the value of simple, and real. No rules, no musts, just do it your own way...the doing is what matters. My philosphy to a T.
- September 30, 2008 at 7:47 AM
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Skip to comments.JPD: Woman charged with DWI after trying to drive off in toy truck (also: had no pants or shoes)
Posted on 03/05/2013 10:16:35 AM PST by Stoat
A Jonesboro woman was arrested on DWI charges after police say she slammed into a mobile home then tried to leave the scene of the accident in a childs battery-operated truck.
Jamie Jeanette Craft, 29, is also charged with public intoxication, refusal to submit, disorderly conduct, leaving the scene of an accident with property damage and driving while license cancelled, suspended or revoked.
Just 5:30 p.m. Sunday officers were called to 4303 Aggie Road. According to a witness, Craft was traveling at a high rate of speed when her 2001 Pontiac Grand Am rounded a corner and hit the under panel of his trailer.
Another witness told police that Craft, who was dressed in a white sweat shirt with no pants or shoes on, began yelling at him. According to the police report, she grabbed the mans daughter and got into his sons Power Wheels truck.
The man told police he grabbed his children and took them to his parents house. When he came back out he said Craft was still in the toy truck trying to drive it.
After he and his father made her get out of the truck, the man told police she began yelling and walked to her mothers house.
Thats where police found her when they arrived. They say she was also irate and very intoxicated.
Officer Scott Byrd administered a portable breathalyzer test to Craft. Because she could barely stand, he and Officer Cody Coley had to hold her shoulders so that she would not fall over, according to Byrds report.
Byrd reported the PBT gave a reading of .217 blood alcohol content, which is nearly three times the legal limit.
During the investigation, Officer Coley reported Craft started to yell and scream. She continued to scream after she was placed into custody and began to kick the door of his police car, he reported.
Craft continued to be very disorderly and uncooperative once she arrived at Craighead County Detention Center, according to the report.
Craft was left at the jail in lieu of $2,067 surety bond.
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Drunk woman crashes car into house ... then flees scene on kid's toy truck - The Sun -News
She is not being charged with driving the electric toy which measures 4ft 3in by 3ft.
Haha....drunk redneck b!tches....gotta love'em....
I absolutely despise that charge: refusal to submit. What a draconian way to say they didn't obey a request.
That's 29?
I don't know that Laz would hit it.
For $2,800 bucks and a few six packs, bailing that chick out of jail could lead to one of the wildest weekends of your life. Throw in a few weeks supply of amphetamines and you could stretch it to a full month. It won't end well though, so end it quick and without real names.
No, I'd hit it.
Not only would I NOT hit it, not only would I advise YOU not to hit it, but I suspect it already got hit.
About the head.
Well, unless you meant with a closed hand, you've just plummeted into totally desperate land.
She should hook up with the dude from the unrelated incident of peeing in the parking lot...they deserve each other
According to her Facebook, she likes Smirnoff, K-Mart fashion, Naked Twister LOL, Jack Daniels, and EFFIN Vodka.
Go figure.
Yes, of COURSE I sent her a friend request. LOL
Craft was traveling at a high rate of speed when her 2001 Pontiac Grand Am rounded a corner and hit the under panel of his trailer....Kinda left that out didn't we?
Guilty! Guilty! Guilty!
Your point?
29? Either that has to be one of the most unflattering mug shots ever, or she redefines "rode hard and put away wet".
OK, a 20 something drunk blonde with no pants crashes into my single-wide in the trailer park. Weighing the potential damage v. the potential mitigating agreement, I'd have not hit the po-po speed dial. Does everyone have to be a victim in this country?
With a friend like that, life will never be boring. You'll be on a first-name basis with all the local law enforcement and criminal defense attorneys, trauma surgeons and abortionists, learn the 'best' ways to mix vodka, Red Bull, valium and Oxycontin into a tasty cocktail while in the back seat of a sedan traveling at a high rate of speed, interact with a wide range of "friends" she brings home after dancing her shift and one day you'll wake up with a splitting headache as she stands over you with an electric saw
Prosecutors contend wife tried to saw off husband's head while he was sleeping
Sure! Sounds great! Sign me up!
"snicker" ;-)
:: refusal to submit ::
Any comment from our "legal beagles" on the constitutionality of such a charge/law?
Now that's funny.
:: She'll make some man a fine ex-wife. ::
If I may?
She'll make some ex-con a fine ex-wife.
That woman is definitely baked.
Correction accepted.
Oh, lawdy...I almost never watch TV so I was unfamiliar with this gem, and it may cause me to re-evaluate my appreciation for the TV medium.
Obviously a winning program that needs further research ;-)
Mostly she just looks past caring in that shot. The facebook pic is much better.
Well how the Hell is she supposed to look after the ordeal she had just been through!!! Poor baby....
I'd hit it...
with a rolled up newspaper.
Better disinfect the seat on that toy car.
Why did I immediately think "Arkansas" when I read this.
BJ Clinton would represent her if he still had a license.
I doubt it was a "plummet". More of a "stepping off of the curb" moment.:)
If you hit that, I suggest that you wear protection and bath in vodka or a stronger disinfectant.
If you belch a couple of times, they call THAT a "refusal".
Not intravenous drugs, we just patched into one anothers bloodline with a IV drip.
No reason. Just for the heck of it.
The neck, up is more than enough picture; I neither need nor want to see the rest of her! In fact, I'd even rather see the naked ape Helen Thomas photoshop, than see the rest of that thing.
For example, "the Toothbrush".
Did you know that the toothbrush was invented in Arkansas?
How do we know this?
It's simple.
If it were invented anywhere else, it would be called the 'teethbrush'.
It's a Biblical violation — "women, submit yourselves..."
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What do songs, hors d'oeuvres and knots have in common? Ask Orinda Rotarians and you will get a surprising tableau of talents. President-Elect (2017-18) Barbara Bontemps tapped into the pool of hidden talents amongst our Rotarians. We knew that Barbara can sing beautifully and that Jose Avelar can make his guitar sound like a full band. But who knew that Sue Breedlove can produce exciting meals, that Dan Gannett can tie knots - with rope, not with ladies - like nobody else, or that Jack Bontemps can play magically with simple paper shopping bags. Our next president Gary Wong gave an impromptu speech about how Star Trek's Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock exemplify Rotary values, while Pierce McKee recited"Casey at the Bat." As Barbara conveyed to The Rotarindan, the performances we saw last week were only a start. From now on we can all show off once a year in the Great Orinda Rotary Talent Show.
Our speaker on June 15 certainly has the aura of an Indiana Jones. And indeed, he has something to do with nature and wild animals.Dr. Joel Parrott (right) is President & CEO of the Oakland Zoo.Born in the Adirondack region of New York State, Dr. Parrott spent his high school years in Miami, before moving to Colorado to attend Colorado State University in Fort Collins. After graduating from veterinary school, he completed an internship at the Denver Zoo and later went into private practice in Castro Valley. His specialty is exotic animals and he was a consulting veterinarian for Oakland Zoo until 1984, when he became the Staff Veterinarian and Assistant Director. A year later, he became the Executive Director at Oakland Zoo, which was founded in 1922 and now encompasses 100 acres (comparable to the renown San Diego Zoo).
Dr. Parrott is an avid conservationist and naturalist. His presentation demonstrated the Oakland Zoo's commitment to animal conservation with their new "California Trail" project that will include 20 acres for new animal enclosures, an interpretive overlook with dramatic vistas of San Francisco Bay, a California Interpretive Center, a camping area with platform tents for overnight experiences at the Zoo, and a children's play and learn area. Within large enclosures that support natural habitats, Zoo visitors will discover several of California's native animals including the grey wolf, grizzly bear, black bear, mountain lion, jaguar, bison, bald eagle, and California condor. Dr. Parrott recounted the particular challenge of obtaining and transporting bison to their new home at the zoo -- and related the significant environmental and sociological impact that bison had on the West, particularly for Native American people. The new exhibit will also include a gondola, a restaurant overlooking the Bay and other state-of-the-art facilities.
When we moved our regular meetings to the Country Club several years ago, we had all hoped that this new venue would be our home for the long term. And indeed, the ambiance, the quality of the meals and the table service were hard to beat. But in the background not everything went as smoothly as we had hoped. Recently, on very short notice, we were told in a rather non gentlemanly manner to leave the Country Club for nine weeks this summer. As a consequence our Board decided to sever the relationship altogether and examine other venues. After looking at various options, it turned out that our home for decades, the Orinda Community Center, is welcoming us back with open arms. Hence: Starting on June 22, we will meet in the Founder's Auditorium at the Community Center at our regular date and time, Wednesdays at 12:15pm.
As you may remember, there was a lot of Club Service involved in running the meetings in the Community Center: Setting up, taking down, organizing caterers and much more. Particularly during the first few months, all of us will need to pitch in to make the move a great success. But even if it takes a little bit more work, the return to the Community Center is a fantastic new beginning for Orinda Rotary. Once again, we will be much more visible to the community; once again, we will meet in one of the hubs of activity in the center of town...and that's where a service club like ours belongs.
Mark your calendars--Orinda Rotary's annual "Dancing with the Cars" community fundraiser is September 9th at the Orinda Country Club! This year's theme is "The Italian Job," and will feature a collection of fun and fancy autos, including Italian job-capable Mini Coopers, molto bene Mazeratis, and favoloso Ferraris! The all-inclusive evening will also include Compari-infused cocktails, a hearty Italian dinner, an abondanza of awesome auction items, plus dancing to (who else ?) Dino!
Individual non-reserved tickets are $110.00 per person prior to August 15 or $125.00 thereafter -- OR reserve your seats by getting a group together and becoming a table sponsor! Tickets for tables of 12 are $1,200.00 prior to August 15 ($100 per person), $1,400.00 thereafter (about $117.00 per person).
Funds raised from this event benefit our entire community, including our schools, our seniors, the arts, parks and recreation, and even extend beyond our borders to assist with humanitarian projects that Rotary supports around the world!
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In 1995, the first methanol pilot project in China was initiated by Sino-American Scientific Collaboration. Ford Motor Co. donated a methanol engine and assisted in developing the first methanol automobile in China. Direct blending with gasoline drives the recent growth in methanol demand. In 2009, national fuel blending standards for M85 and M100 went into effect across China, and a national M15 standard is currently in the final stages of adoption. These standards, along with the domestic availability of methanol and its lower cost compared to gasoline, will increase methanol's fuel market share. In addition, methanol-blended fuel could be 50% cheaper than regular gas for drivers at the pump, depending on blend.
In 2010, China's methanol production capacity reached 38.4 million tons and will increase to 50 million tons by 2015. The M15 blended fuel is already widely used in five provinces – Shanxi, Shaanxi, Zhejiang, Guizhou and Heilongjiang, with localized standards implemented by provincial governments.
Methanol is the simplest alcohol, with the lowest carbon content and highest hydrogen content of any liquid fuel. As such, it offers a substantial improvement in toxic emissions, eliminating extremely harmful aromatics like benzene and xylene, and the particulate matter present in gasoline and diesel fuel.
China also plans to invest $382 billion in innovative energy conservation and anti-pollution projects over the next four years. Methanol is biodegradable in both aerobic and anaerobic conditions posing little long-term threat to ecosystems because it is unlikely to accumulate in the environment.
China is edging ahead by actively restructuring the contours of the system, placing a focus on the real problem (oil), and diversifying the transportation fuel market. The country has set a target of producing and selling 500,000 energy-efficient and alternative-energy vehicles a year by 2015, and five million vehicles a year by 2020. Improved methanol production capacities would provide China with a handy alternative to petroleum-based fuels and chemicals in a post-peak-oil scenario, or as an emergency reserve in a temporary oil crisis.
It is a concern that China primarily derives its methanol from coal. As a transportation fuel, coal-based methanol has a larger carbon footprint than gasoline and could trigger higher world coal prices. Natural-gas-based methanol is also an alternative to petroleum-based products. Outside of China, methanol is primarily made from natural gas. In the United States, increased supply of shale gas and other unconventional sources is expected to keep gas prices relatively low.
California promoted methanol as an automotive fuel in the 1980s and '90s. In fact in the early '90s, methanol was a more accepted automotive fuel than ethanol in the U.S. and the U.S. even helped initiate methanol fuel programs in China. Very little data is available on how and why methanol policy and programs ended in the United States.


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Orr-Herl Mound and Village Site
The village site as seen from Illinois Route 146
|Nearest city
|Rosiclare, Illinois
|37°26′04″N 88°19′39″W / 37.43444°N 88.32750°WCoordinates: 37°26′04″N 88°19′39″W / 37.43444°N 88.32750°W
|40 acres (16 ha)
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|November 21, 1978
The Orr-Herl Mound and Village Site is an archaeological site located along the Ohio River in Hardin County, Illinois. The site consists of a mound, which includes a sizable midden, and the remains of a village. The village was inhabited from roughly 900 to 1500 AD by Mississippian peoples. The site was an important source of fluorspar, which Mississippian peoples used for carvings and beads. The village was likely a manufacturing site for fluorspar items, which were then traded to other villages; this theory is supported by fluorspar artifacts recovered from the Kincaid Site, a Mississippian chiefdom center on the Ohio River in Illinois.[2]
The site was added to the National Register of Historic Places on November 21, 1978.[1]
- ^ a b Staff (2010-07-09). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ Maruszak, Kathleen. National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Orr-Herl Mound and Village Site. National Park Service, 1976-12.
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