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Luxury Vacation House in Húsafell
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- Sleeps:9
- Bedrooms:4
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:Chateau / Country House
- Internet:No
- Pets considered:Ask Manager
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
About the Property
Chateau / Country House, 4 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 11)
The house is fully equipped with all the luxuries and comfort needed for an enjoyable stay in the country and is as beautiful in winter as in summer.
Enjoy an evening bath in the outside hot tub, the starry skies and the occasional northern lights in winter. In summer you can also enjoy the midnight sun and golf at the Húsafell golf course.
The location is an ideal base for you to discover Iceland, it is only 1,5 hour's drive from the capital Reykjavík and an entrance to the highlands of Iceland. There are many things to see and discover in the neighbourhood and you can make interesting daytime excursions hiking and driving. For more information on the area and things to do you can look at the links below to the local tourism web sites.
The house:
Downstairs is the main entrance and living room with exit to the terrace, kitchen and dining area, two bedrooms, a bathroom with shower and a laundry room.
Outside is a large terrace with a built in hot tub and a gas barbecue. The house is surrounded by bushes and has two lawns on either side. For the children there is an outside play house and a swing in the garden.
As a standard it comes with 7 made adult beds and one child bed, 4 extra adult beds can be made for a surcharge.
Keywords: Vacation house in the country.
Member since: 2011
Property Type
- 2 story
- Chateau / Country House
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 9
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 9, Beds for 9
- DVD Player
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- Tourist Attractions
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Snowmobiling
- Swimming
- Dining Area
- Clothes Dryer
- Linens Provided
- Washing Machine
Coffee Maker:
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Currency Conversion200€ per night. Incl. 7 made adult beds and one child bed (3 nights minimum). 4 extra beds can be made for a surcharge. Cleaning: 70€. Prices in Euros.
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Year Purchased: 2007
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This listing was first published here in 2011.
Date last modified - Monday, March 06, 2017
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Ecoripe Tropicals is a leading Importer and Distributor of quality Tropical Fruits and Vegetables. Based in South Florida, with farming operations and partnerships throughout the Americas, we specialize in a full line of exotic tropical produce for the North American market.
Our journey as a company began on the Pacific coast of Guatemala, where we began cultivating papayas in the 1990's. In 2004, with a decade of production experience, the import office soon to be known as Ecoripe Tropicals opened in South Florida.
In 2010, Ecoripe inaugurated our new Facility in Medley, Florida, where we now have our Food Safety Certified cold storage, as well as our main sales and administrative offices.
Our Vision
We envision ourselves as a leader in the fresh produce distribution, consistently serving as a catalyst of success for our customers, vendors, and workers.
Our Mission
We will achieve this vision by providing excellent customer service, sourcing and delivering the best quality fresh produce, and by basing all our actions and decisions on the highest standards of integrity and professionalism.
Our Values
Excellence: To improve our abilities with the goal of exceeding past levels of performance.
Service: To meet and exceed the expectations of our customers and vendors.
Integrity: To base all our actions and decisions in honesty and professionalism.
Marc Holbik – VP / Business Development
Veronica Ramirez – Office Administrator / AP
Daniel Roussev – Administrative Director
Christina Brinas – Operations Manager
Ivan Perez – Transportation Associate
Josnier Gonzalez – Night Dispatch Coordinator (Not Pictured)
Katalina Moreno – Marketing / Sales Associate
Isabel Hurtado – General Manager
Wes Wever – Account Executive
Sindy Figueroa – Purchasing / Sales Associate (Not Pictured)
Gypsie – Mascot
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Luis Garces – Quality Assurance Director
Lourdes Rodriguez – Repacking Associate
Yutsunle Egido – Repacking Associate
Miosositis Rodriguez – Repacking Associate
Sheila Fornos – Repacking Associate
Mirurgia Sanchez – Repacking Associate
Walkiria Cabrera – Repacking Team Leader
Chelaidy Torres – Repacking Associate
Fidel Castro – Repacking Associate
Eric Capote – Repacking Associate (Not Pictured)
Gilbert Lambert – Warehouse Associate
Franki Sosa – Warehouse Manager
Alberto Jimenez – Warehouse Associate
Daniel Lambert – Dayshift Supervisor
Giraldo Rodriguez – Warehouse Associate
Hansel Jimenez – Warehouse / Repacking Associate (Not Pictured)

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I hadn't thought of the leaves, that's a good idea. I also have a couple loads of manure sitting in a pile "aging" that I was going to till in this fall. I was thinking of bringing some compost, but like your idea.
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I wouldn't have sprayed it, I don't use any herbicides around what the family eats. Ideal may have been to plow it last fall, then rototill from spring on. When I started my 4 gardens back up from grass (didn't have the time for a few years), I just put up with the grass on the one I didn't plow. The year after that there wasn't much grass and the year after that it was normal.
I went past a place in Scugog Twp on Friday that had some really good smelling (ripe) cow manure spread on his field.:D
IF you can find some two or three year old cow manure, it will be good and ripe but it will be real good for the garden in the fall. Just leave in on over the winter and turn it in, in the spring. If it is ripe enough it will clear out your sinuses:laughing::laughing::D
Don't forget to compost food waste from your home. (No meats of course) I have a regular garden similar to yours, and another just for potatoes and vine crops. I use old pallets to build compost piles - zero cost - and compost household wastes, grass clippings, leaves and some old hay. I throw in chicken manure from a neighbor farmer and wind up with excellent black dirt. I add ashes from my woodstove, and can grow most anything.
Like in so many things, there are many ways to build a great garden. Keep looking for tips. I'll never stop growing, looking and changing.
Just DO NOT use pine/tamarac needles in your compost.
Thanks guys, all good tips, I am taking notes. I've been giving most of my food scraps to the city of Ottawa since they started the green bin program. I only started doing that because my compost bin was full and I wasn't doing anything with it. I'll keeping it for myself, mix in leaves, ash maybe some hay and some well aged manure. Eventually I'll get great soil, but for now, things are growing, just say a full row of cucumber was poking up :D and the pumpkins are growing like weeds.
I don't even bother to compost, I just dump the vegetable scraps onto the garden and it gets rototilled in the next time I rototill. That might be next spring if it happens to be winter. I don't bag grass clippings but do age the manure 2 years before adding it to the garden. I try to spread it out with the box scraper and then rototill it in.
Thats a nice sized garden, and it looks like you did a very good job with it. We have two gardens that equal about the same size as the one that you built. I plowed the ground, removed the grass, and then built the boxes. We then added manure soil, and manure that had been composting from our horses for almost 4 years, so it was pretty rich soil. I did buy a Burpee electronic soil tester at home depot that tests the acidity, the PH, and tells you weather the soil needs fertilizer. It works really well. I did have to add fertilizer to ours, since we also had a slow start, and our corn did not start on its own, so we had to replant more corn. The seeds we had were older, and I did not really want the genetically modified seed, just because I am unsure how healthy it is? Anyways, your garden looks very good, and you may want to test the soil, or add fertilizer if you haven't. My grandfather use to grow about an acre of food, and he would always make a tea, with manure, and water, to add to the plants. He always had huge quantities of vegetables. I hope that the garden turns out well! Keep us updated.
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I'm in the same boat you're in kiotiken. I put in my first garden this year and I had a friend with a tractor and a single leaf plow come in and plow very shallow and just turn over the grass so the roots would show and let it die. Then he came back a couple of weeks later and plowed real deep. Then we used a rear tine tiller on that to get it broke up real well. I then got a load of cold manure and spread it over the garden.
We came back and tilled it in and made our planting rows. Then we put down a light layer of 13-13-13 on just the planting rows and so far we've had bumper crops of everything.
This is a picture of Fred doing the deep plow.
I'm jealous, I didn't know anybody with a plow I could borrow. Good to hear you're getting good results. My soil is terrible and not much is growing, but I'll get what I get. I'll put back the soil I removed in the fall after the grass has broken down, mix in more manure and mulched leaves. I also have a huge pile of saw dust from doing about 20 cord of wood this year and I'm thinking of mixing that in to lighten the soil up, right now, it's like concrete.


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31st December 2002, 07:42 AM | #1 |
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What to do with a Philips AD9710 fullrange
I'm in the proces of buying a Philips AD9710 fullrange driver. I have found some information on this driver at: http://www.sitecenter.dk/otc/nss-fol...lipsfullrange/ http://www.dhtrob.com AD 9710 parameters: Diameter: 8.5", 20.3 cm Efficiency: 97 dB SPL @1m, 2.83v, 8R Re: 5.2R Z: 7R Fs: 46 Hz Qms: 2.28 Qts: .63 Qts: .49 Vas: 3.55 ft^3, 100 l Pe: 15W Xmax: +- .7mm My goals are, at least for now: 1 - Fulrange: about 50 Hz to 10-15 kHz 2 - Perhaps later a tweeter (after hearing the first trial) 3 - Not to big a box (about 100 liter inside) The possibilities as far as I see and after using Boxplot etc: A - Closed box: Not enough bass respons (System compliance .707 => 140 liter) B - Ported 1: Standard alignment results in a 190 liter enclosure! (system compliance .527) C - Ported 2: put it at 100 liter and a resonance frequency of aprox. 40 Hz. Seems ok, but as far I understand the transient response suffers a lot. D - Open baffle: Result in a large room-devider (WAF!) E - TQWP / TML Seems to be very promising: But.............. I do not know how to make a educated guess for a design. I've been to t-linespeaker.org (great site!) and the only not emperical stuff are the models of Martin King (also great stuff, difficult though). But the demo version of the Mathcad 8 won't properly work on my computer. Furthermore applying the essence of his Mass Loaded TQWP FE164 design, will result in this case in a very large box, because of the needed end surface. So I need some help, what to do with this driver? Luuk Boessenkool - NL |
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Philips AD9710, fullrange
For those, who not know:
Philips AD9710 is a real classic woofer. Has been around for a long long time!!! Gives a lot of sound pressure out: 97dB SPL (at 1 kHz I would think) This driver is often used by Musicians. A very interesting Loudspeaker Element And the cost is very low, at least in comparision |
31st December 2002, 08:48 AM | #4 |
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OA Carlsson used 9710 from 1953
And into the 70ies.
First in this "kol-box", kol=carbon History of OA Carlsson Speakers - kolboxen OA (Carlsson) build the most sold Loudspeaker EVER in Sweden! in the 1960ies I know, for my brother had them. You could see those boxes in nearly all Swedish homes. Standing in the corners. My brother had this white Type II : SONAB OA5 Type II SONAB OA5 - it had 9710, 8 ohm variant, and 4 diskants, tweeters, radiating at all 4 sides SONAB OA5 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Imaging this Fullrange Driver was around in the Beginning of 1950ies. 50 years later, a guy is going to use it in a speaker system. How many will use Windows XP, 50 years from now????????????? Or listen to Britney Spear Music??? /halojoy - will never know the answer, unless he will become very old |
1st January 2003, 07:42 PM | #5 |
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Try to find the Philips publication: "luidsprekerbehuizingen voor zelfbouw" (loudspeaker-enclosures for diy).
It has several designs for the 9710. You can also stick the 9710 on an open baffle: not bad at all. Jaap |
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Philips is A Netherland company from the beginning Now, it is more multi-national. Am I right, Jaap? halojoy - is not always right |
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Can I see pictures?
I think I just picked up one of these units for my guitar combo amp, and I've seen this in systems from the 70s onwards. I suspect the ones we get around here have ceramic magnets, with hexagonal sheet metal chassis. Not the round chassis as shown in some links. But is a full range driver with a whizzer cone, very nice sound for instruments. I have also seen these used with some mid-fi systems in the early 70s. 93-94 dB sounds about right, these guys can play LOUD! Haven't used them in a while, though might again, they're really cheap, play well and are a good FR option. One more question. All applications I've seen recommend that the driver be mounted from the rear of the baffle, as opposed to the front. Any particular reason why? There is a very thick rubber washer for this purpose. I do not like to have removable rear panels. Unless it's open baffle. I find the speaker in open baffle such as in my small combo cube, have decent lows, enough for bass guitar maybe so I may consider similar WM configuration for monitoring purposes. |
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The Philips AD9710-M (M = extra mid cone or dual cone) is a real classic. It is one of the best speakers Philips has ever made. But I have never seen these with ferrite magnets. All have Alnico magnets. One of my first big projects was a Karlson resonator (NOT Carlsson!) with a AD9710-M. This Karlson box was build according to the plan in the book Luidsprekers. A more than 30-year-old book from De Muiderkring, publisher of a Dutch radio DIY magazine Radio Bulletin. This was a really good sounding box that could produce powerful deep bas with a moderate 15W amp. But in the mids and highs it produced a fair amount (but not unpleasant) coloration. Later I build several other ones for small PA. But nowadays it is not worth the effort to build such a complex box IMHO. Here is the plan of the Karlsons I build with de AD9710-M those days (430 kb): http://home.student.utwente.nl/e.j.j...ns/new12in.gif It is from the Karlson Homepage If you Google on karlson+loudspeaker, there is a load of information about this remarkable design. But for music instrument use I would suggest to mount the AD9710-M on an (folded) open baffle nowadays. But if you build a Karlson resonator according to the plan given, you will not be disappointed if you put an AD9710-M in it. Cheers |
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I am glad to see that you all talk about the Philips company.
Most yankees are constantly talking about a certain Phillips company I have never heard of Jaap, who is of course of Dutch origin and thinks that certain Philips product were underestimated in the past, and who tells you that the recent Philips DVD 963SA is a killer machine for the price they ask for it. |
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The Serbian's close-range effort got Blues out of jail, with the towering striker finishing well after Curtis Davies had flicked on David Murphy's throw.
Zigic had earlier given City a ninth-minute lead with a header straight from Murphy's long throw, with his brace taking his tally to four for the season.
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In the campaign for secretary of state, Republican Pete Peterson, executive director of a public policy institute at Pepperdine University, is backed by 30 percent of likely voters, while state Senator Alex Padilla, a Democrat representing the San Fernando Valley, follows at 17 percent, according to a separate Field poll, released yesterday.
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Three scandals have rocked the state's Democratic Party this year, including the March 26 arrest of Senator Leland Yee, who had been a candidate for secretary of state, on firearms trafficking charges. State Senator Ron Calderon, of Los Angeles, was accused in February of taking kickbacks, while state Senator Rod Wright was convicted of voter fraud in January.
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Sean, DURBAN. 9 May 2007
Terrible! Bad acting all round, Nicholas Cage must have been boozed or something to do this. I mean, when the movie starts and you see the intro logos of five production companies I normally get worried. Then as the credits appear you see almost 20 co-producers, executive producers, producers...finances must have been tight on this film.
But besides all that it's still a crap movie to watch, I haven't seen the original so I'm not too sure how that went off but it couldn't have been worse than this. I didn't enjoy anything in this movie.
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Not a very good remake and nothing like the original.This is hilarious and not very scary at all.
Victor, South Africa. 13 July 2014
Don't go into the woods is an admonition that should be heeded not just by prepubescent girls but also by actors. Nicolas Cage's finest hours are not spent frantically running through a forest in "The Wicker Man," especially when he must do so dressed in a bear suit. The reason for his laughable getup has to do with a pagan ritual portentously known as the Day of Death and Rebirth.
The movie itself is a kind of rebirth, or remake, as they say in the biz. The original 1973 version has become a cult classic. It is totally creepy, while the new model, while well intentioned, is only occasionally so. It's hard to sustain a scary mood when suddenly something unintentionally funny happens, such as Cage's cell phone ringing in a desolate area where reception would be highly unlikely.
He plays California Highway Patrolman Edward Walus. That he's a good cop is immediately established when he stops to pick up a doll dropped along the road and deliver it to its owner, a blond youngster riding with her mom, all their belongings tied to the top of a broken-down station wagon as if they were Okies. Unfortunately, his good deed leads to their vehicle being slammed into and them going up in flames. Consumed with guilt at his inability to save them, Edward takes an extended leave and sits mindlessly in front of his TV popping pills.
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The most substantial change writer-director Neil LaBute has made to the original is to change the predominant gender on the island, which is called Summersisle and is inhabited by modern-day pagans. Where men once ruled, women are now in charge. Perhaps LaBute is trying to make amends for his first film, "In the Company of Men," generally considered to be misogynistic.
The women address one another as "sister" and dress in prim blouses and long skirts like Chloe Sevigny in "Big Love." Many of them are with child, which immediately raises the question of where the community keeps its stallions.
To his credit, LaBute has put to work several fine actresses, such as Molly Parker as the community's schoolteacher, Francis Conroy as its physician and Ellen Burstyn as the leader of the pack, who goes by Sister Summersisle. The best scene is when Edward goes to her mansion to confront her about the fate of the missing girl. Burstyn establishes the No. 1 sister's power by never raising her voice above a whisper. Edward is at something of a disadvantage because he's getting over an attack by a swarm of bees. The island's main industry is making honey, which allows for some creepy images of residents in beekeeper masks.
LaBute has never been a particularly visual director. But he does a credible job of capturing Summersisle at various hours of the day, using the oncoming darkness to establish a sense of foreboding. Also effective is the use of black and white for Edward's frequent flashbacks to the car accident that continues to haunt him.
But LaBute's usually keen ear for dialogue -- he's become quite a successful playwright -- often fails him. Cage has been given a number of ludicrous lines, which he does his best to deliver with some believability. Trying to establish his authority, Edward keeps boasting about how he's a police officer there on official business, when he's far removed from his jurisdiction. His sarcasm talking to the "sisters" doesn't work.
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Subfield: Political geography, the Arctic, regional development, transportation infrastructure, natural resources, frontiers
Samuel Brandt
I recently completed a book manuscript that is a photographic, musical, cartographic, analytical, and personal journey into Uruguay's people, landscape and institutions, looking especially at the challenges of location and scale. My undergraduate thesis studied the impact of ring roads on land use and urban form in post-World War II British cities.
Subfield: urban geography, historical geography, Latin America, built environment, urban morphology, infrastructure, cultural landscapes, Uruguay, England, music geography
Lauren Brown
Coastal marsh accretion rates at several sites in California, including Tijuana River Estuary, Upper Newport Bay, Point Mugu Lagoon, and Morro Bay.
Subfield: Paleoenvironment and paleoecology; coastal marshes and sedimentation; palynology
Siyu Cai
I study Chinese transnational corporations and outward foreign direct investment. Drawing from a year's worth of fieldwork in Beijing, my PhD dissertation examines where Chinese firms are investing in the world; what industries the investments are going toward; and how and why the investments are being made at the location (and industry) they are being made. Employing a "geographic political economy" approach, I seek to highlight the connections between Chinese firms, the domestic Chinese space-economy, and the international space-economy. My dissertation title is China Goes Abroad: thinking geographically about Chinese transnational corporations and outward foreign direct investment. Going foward: I seek to build upon how this work can contribute to literature in Geography, globalization, globalizing capitalism and (uneven) geographic development.
Subfield: Economic and Political Geography; Political Economy; China
Qian Cao
Stream temperature modeling in Puget Sound
Comparison of gridded gauge and TRMM precipitation products
Subfield: Surface hydrology
Emma Colven
I situate my research at the intersection of postcolonial urban theory, urban political ecology and STS. I examine a planned sea wall project in Jakarta, taking this as a lens through which to examine processes of articulation between Dutch engineering expertise and the localized politico-economic context to which it travels.
Subfield: postcolonial urban theory; urban political ecology; science and technology studies; environmental knowledge production, infrastructure studies
Dylan Shane Connor
I study international migration, labor markets and health. I use advanced quantitative techniques and historical data to understand how places (re)produce inequality in life outcomes.
Subfield: Inequality, International Migration, Economic Geography, Economic History, Statistical Modelling, GIS
Sarah Cooley
My primary research interests involve glaciology, glacial hydrology, and the broader Arctic hydrologic system. Broadly, I aim to use remote sensing techniques to study the surface hydrology of the Greenland ice sheet as part of efforts to improve the understanding of Greenland's contribution to sea level rise.
Subfield: Arctic hydrology, glaciology, remote sensing, the cryosphere, hydroclimatology, global climate change
Matthew Cooper
My research focuses on the hydrology of snow and ice covered landscapes. I have been involved in research on snow hydrology of the western US since 2008 and ice sheet hydrology of Greenland since 2015. I have used energy balance modeling and remote sensing for most of my research. I also worked for 3.5 years as a field technician at an NSF Critical Zone Observatory and I have participated in many field work campaigns as a graduate research assistant. Prior to joining the Department of Geography at UCLA, I was primarily involved in research into the effects of climate change on snow accumulation and melt in the mountains of the American West. At UCLA, my research is focused on understanding how surface melting of the Greenland ice sheet contributes to sea level rise. Broadly speaking, I aim to bridge in-situ field measurements with hydrologic modeling and remotely sensed data to understand the integrated hydrologic cycle of ice and snow covered catchments.
Subfield: HydrologyClimatology
Kebonyethata Dintwe
My research is on the distribution of the belowground biomass in savanna ecosystem. This research is part of a major project that aims at addressing a major issue in dryland ecology: how belowground plant processes in water-limited ecosystems control belowground organic carbon dynamics under different climate conditions. To address this central issues, this project will define the distribution and dynamics of belowground biomass and soil organic carbon through extensive field data collection and modeling at a suite of sites across a regional climate gradient in the Kalahari. The Kalahari is one of the only places on Earth where this type of natural experiment can be conducted without confounding effects of soil variability.
Subfield: Remote Sensing, GIS and modelling
Christopher Esposito
The economies of cities are built of ideas. I research how people in cities invent new ideas and their economic impact using big data and computer simulations
Subfield: Economic GeographyRegional Economic GrowthEvolutionary EconomicsComplexity TheoryInnovation
Ashley Fent
Utilizing qualitative/ethnographic methods, I am broadly interested in the conflict between environmental degradation and economic development, as it plays out in West Africa. My dissertation research investigates the negotiations around a controversial zircon and titanium sands mine along the coastline of Casamance, Senegal. I examine how people opposing the mine have used national environmental legislation (e.g. the Senegalese Environmental Code, the creation of Marine Protected Areas) to contest the mine, and how the legal requirement for the acceptance by the "population" has generated and re-opened debates about who may legitimately speak for the community, the district, and the region. Additionally, I examine the way that the Senegalese "state" is performed in a region where separatist tensions have brewed since the 1980s, and how the contradictory interests of the "state" are subdued and reconciled in the debate regarding the mine.
Subfield: Political Ecology, Critical Development Studies, Feminist Geography, Environmental Change, Food and Agriculture, West Africa
Colin J Gleason
I am interested in the form and function of rivers as they serve human interests and form the key cog in the land surface component of the water cycle. I have extensive field experience in Greenland and other enviornments, and relish the chance to do quality field science. I am active in the research fields of climate change, fluvial hydrology, glaciology, and remote sensing.
I am also keenly interested in the ability of remotely sensed data to overcome political and practical realities that inhibit knowledge and understanding of critical environmental issues, and in the geopolitical implications of this ability.
Subfield: Hydrology, Cryosphere, Geomorphology, Hydraulic Geometry, Remote Sensing, Engineering
Katie Glover
I am primarily interested in Quaternary Paleoclimate and Paleolimnology. In particular, how did landscapes change during and after glaciation? How did atmospheric dynamics, especially precipitation in the West, drive these changes? My PhD research involves proxy analyses on cores from Big Bear Valley lakes in the San Bernardino Mountains. Baldwin Lake, in particular, is one of the oldest land records in the US Coastal Southwest.
Subfield: My other interests include: remote sensing and GIS, recreational land use and management, environmental policy, energy resources, landscape archaeology, history of California, history of science, teaching pedagogy
Jenny Elaine Goldstein
Dissertation: Scientific Knowledge, Climate Change, and the Remaking of Indonesia's Peatlands
Subfield: Political Ecology, Critical Development Studies, Ecological History, Science and Technology Studies, Food and Agriculture, Southeast Asia
Sarah Halterman
Effects of climate change in tropical forest ecosystems.
Subfield: Global Climate Change, GIS & Remote Sensing, Biogeochemistry
Ali Nehme Hamdan
My general area of interest is the Middle East, but I focus on Lebanon and Syria - and to a lesser extent Jordan and Israel-Palestine. Broadly speaking, for my current project I study the transnational politics of civil war.
Subfield: Civil Wars & Political Violence; Transnational Political Activity; Popular Geopolitics.
Timur Hammond
My master's thesis focused on Orhan Pamuk's memoir Istanbul: Memories and the City. I was particularly interested in the ways in which Pamuk claims a rooted and local identity; at the same time, I argued that one of Pamuk's central projects in his memoir was to place himself in Istanbul without endorsing a nationalist project.
My doctoral research will be located in the Istanbul neighborhood of Eyup and study some of the ways in which the neighborhood - or particular sites within the neighborhood - have come to be understood as especially Islamic.Subfield: Cultural geography; urban geography; Middle East area studies; qualitative methods; geohumanities
Tyler Harlan
I am an environmental economic geographer interested in the interplay of energy and climate policy, natural resource management, and development in China, and the implications of China's low-carbon transition for other industrializing countries.
Subfield: Environmental economic geography, political ecology, energy and climate policy, natural resource management, China
Sara Salazar Hughes
My research interests lie at the intersection of political geography, border and mobilities studies, and settler colonial studies, and they focus empirically on Israel/Palestine and other modern ethno-national and settler-colonial conflicts.
Subfield: Political Geography, Cultural Geography, Settler Colonial Studies
Shenyue Jia
My research focuses on vegetation in arid/semi-arid region. I use remote sensing and GIS technique to study the dynamics of non-photosynthesized (NPV) and photosynthesized vegetation (PV). My current project relates to valley fever incidences and the dynamics of dust, taking NPV, PV, and soil cover as the proxy of dust.
Subfield: Arid Region Remote Sensing, Biogeography, Ecology, Carbon Cycle
Nour Joudah
Subfield: settler colonialism, territoriality, decolonization, political geography, comparative historical geography, power, spatial relations and economics
Mahmood Khan
Subfield: geopolitics, geoeconomics
Ryan Lam
Subfield: tropical dry forest, forest landscape ecology, remote sensing, GIS, biogeograpahy, biodiversity, climatology, meterology, oceanography
Tuyen Le
Non-timber forest products, agroforestry, conservation policy, conceptualizations and varying perceptions on "sustainability", wildlife trade and regulation in Southeast Asia
Subfield: Environmental policy, political ecology, nature-society relations, nature-culture interaction
Scott Lydon
I investigate how past climatic variability has altered carbon sequestration in wetlands of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Yosemite National Park, California. Wetlands in these systems are sensitive to variations in precipitation and temperature. The last 2,000 years of climatic change is often well documented within the sediment of such wetlands. Thus, sediment cores from the Delta and Yosemite allow me to address how periods of warming, cooling, flooding, and drought have impacted carbon accumulation rates throughout much of the Holocene. While closely collaborating with researchers at the U.S. Geological Survey, I hope to better understand long-term carbon sequestration processes. Such research may serve to inform California's carbon credits program and the United States more broadly.
Subfield: Biogeography; Paleoecology; Paleoclimatology; Wetlands Science; Palynology
Evan Lyons
Subfield: Remote sensing, GIS, land use/land cover change, high latitude climate change...
Nerve Macaspac
I am interested on social processes in the context of a civil war. Through an ethnography of indigenous peoples' communities under a "permanent war" - communities that historically have been engaged in wars of self-determination and are currently engaged in a civil war, I hope to understand the nuances of everyday violence, war as norm/peacetime as an exception, wartime legacies, and how war shapes affect.
My Masters Thesis explored the historical basis of the elimination of indigenous peoples in the Philippines post-9/11. Engaging David P. Barrow's handwritten ethnographic field notes, official letters and personal correspondences between 1900 and 1909 regarding the indigenous peoples in the Philippines, I explored the historical roots of identity construction of indigenous peoples as the violent Other. I also explored the connections of the process of Othering to state legibility, territoriality and everyday violence, and how these dynamics shape the institutional violence toward indigenous peoples as manifested under the counter-terrorist strategy of the Philippine state post-9/11, which identified indigenous peoples as its main target.Subfield: Human Geography, Political Economy, Anthropology, Indigeneity, Civil War, Human Rights, Southeast Asian Studies, Philippine Studies
Austin Madson
My research interests include varying types of hydrologic remote sensing (wetland dynamics, soil moisture, continuous/discontinuous permafrost boundary, permafrost active layer thickness (ALT), etc), RADAR remote sensing technologies (PolSAR and DInSAR), real world applications in the use of Remote Sensing (RS) and GIS, integration of RS and GIS technologies and coupled human/environ systems.
Subfield: Hydrologic Remote Sensing, GIS, Soil Moisture, Wetlands, Land Use/Land Cover Change (LULCC)
Alexander Naylor
I'm interested in the μορφή in "geomorphology," the emergence of patterns, shapes, and order in landscapes, especially in arid, semi-arid, and island environments. In particular I am interested in the role of random environmental noise in driving ecogeomorphological systems into patterned or ordered states and new computational approaches to understanding landscape complexity. I have also done work on the influence of island resources, morphology, and distribution in shaping economic development in small-island states with a focus on the Maldives.
Avishesh Neupane
Subfield: Global Climate Change, Biogeochemistry, Biogeography
Sam Nowak
Subfield: Urban Geography, Economic Geography, Public Transit, The Politics of Mobility, Relational Poverty Studies
Amanda Pearson
Critical Development Studies, Climate Change and Sustainable Energy, Knowledge Production, Feminist Geography, South Asia
Lincoln Pitcher
Greenland Ice Sheet Glaciology and Hydrology, Remote Sensing, Geographic Information Systems
Subfield: Polar Hydrology, GIS & Remote Sensing, Global Climate Change
Chelsea Robinson
I am interested in using active remote sensing to study forest aboveground carbon storage (biomass), distribution, diversity, and forest structure. My MA research utilized radar data to estimate aboveground forest biomass (AGB) in the state of Maine. The aim was to develop algorithms that correlate radar backscatter values with AGB, that can then be extrapolated over the state. My current research towards my Ph.D. concerns an altitudinal gradient in Costa Rica's Braulio Carrillo National Park. I am assessing drivers of tree diversity and forest structure along this gradient using lidar and radar data. I am assessing forest structure and seeing the feasibility of relating remotely sensed structural information to alpha diversity in neotropical montane rainforests. In doing so, it will be possible to effectively map diversity and carbon sequestration across the region with the available remote sensing data.
Subfield: Forests, Remote Sensing, Biogeography, Carbon, Sequestration, Ecology, Diversity, Plants, Gradients
Corey Rovzar
Subfield: endangered tropical dry forest restoration, gis, remote sensing, species distribution models
Hudson Spivey
Subfield: Environmental knowledge; infrastructure; risk; socio-ecological restoration; the Anthropocene; science and technology studies; East Asia and Japan.
Clark Taylor
Subfield: Urban Geography, Historical Geography of Cities, Cultural Geography, the Cultural Landscape, Urban Public Space, Imaginations and Constructs of Nature / Landscape, Sustainable Urbanism, Urbanization, Latin America
Marcus Thomson
Quaternary climate change in arid environments. Concentration on climate change associated with disruptions to early agriculturalists in Egypt and the Great Basin, US Southwest; also, origins of agriculture, plant pre-domestication, societal complexity. Field sites in the Fayum, Egypt, and the beautiful mountains of Utah.
Subfield: Paleoclimatology, Biogeography, Geoarchaeology, GIST, Climate Models
Frank van der Wouden
Subfield: Economic GeographySpatial EconomicsInnovation StudiesRegional ScienceSocial Network AnalysisRegional DevelopmentBig data & data mining
James Walker
Subfield: Political Geography, Geopolitics, Cultural Geography, Remote Sensing, Geographic Information Systems.
Kate Willis
PhD: Assessing landscape dynamics in coastal southern California for ecological conservation
MA: Carbon storage and hydrological reconstruction using testate amoebae analysis and ground penetrating radar in the West Siberian Lowlands and Churchill, Manitoba.Subfield: conservation planning, land use change, climate change and its effect on local vegetation, invasive species, fire ecology, paleoclimate, GIS, remote sensing
Mu Xiao
Drought monitoring for the Pacific Northwest
Drought mointoring for the West Coast US
Surface Water Monitor for the Continental US
Subfield: Multi-model Ensemble Forecast, Application of Parameter Optimizing in Hydrology
Shengan Zhan
Subfield: Remote sensing, lakes
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Trying to stay positive around here. Neck spasm is on day 3 with no let up in sight. Swim clinic tomorrow at 10. I will attend the clinic and hope to get in that disgusting water. If not tomorrow, then it will be on race day next week.
Pretty sure I need to re-evaluate a whole bunch of things to figure out why I am missing so much training time due to ridiculous things like this.


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We all know about the perks of being an actress, esp. a Bollywood actress. And when you are at the peak of your career, the world literally is at your feet. But, then, there are a handful of such actresses and actors who allow their success and fame to precede their name. In simple words, they are the ones, who feel that they can do anything in the world without having to worry about it. This also includes taking law in their hands and when found guilty, there's always a political connection to bail them out.
One such incident happened a few weeks back at the Mumbai airport. It involved one of today's high-flying actresses who debuted a few years back with a superstar of today. What happened was that while this actress was trying to whisk away (read 'smuggle') a handful of diamonds (worth around Rs. 5-6 crores), she was caught by a dashing young officer. Since her requests and 'sorry petitions' failed to yield any results from this sincere officer (who was almost in the process of charge sheeting her), a few phone calls here and there did the trick for this young actress. The said officer got a phone call from the head of a topnotch political family of our country, telling (read 'ordering') the officer to let this actress go without any problem. And if he reported the same to the media, he will have to face the consequences. Because of the strong political pressure, he let the starlet go scot free. A couple of more such incidents in this officer's CV have now landed him a job in an extremely remote village of Maharashtra.
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Huge track, Noisia is loving their current drum kit like dillinja did for a while though. Could tell it was them instantly
Sorry I missed it once again! Can you please reupload it once more and send me a PM or something so I won't forget? Thanks anyway, sick tune!
Audio is at 20.18 on this mix http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=uFLX7doVbSg#!. Coming on Vision 012 EP, prefer the other 3 tracks though personally, Tryhard is brutal.
I deleted it to make room, it was just a clip off of a set they did which was on youtube. Besides it was an old version, and really crappy quality. This : Blew me the fuck away! Drums are sooo sick!! An that club looks wicked But i agree Tryhard is the one!


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March 25, 2017, 10 am -2 pm
High School West
Shenendehowa will be hosting its annual district-wide cultural festival on Saturday, March 25th from 10AM-2PM at High School West. We are looking for students and their families to showcase their heritage, languages, culture and countries of origin.
There are several ways to participate in celebrating the rich diversity of cultures in our community:
- World Village: Families and groups of families can showcase their heritage, languages, culture, and countries of origin. Each country will have a table in the cafeteria where they can display maps, flags, information, cultural artifacts, and food. Traditional dress is welcome and encouraged! Please contact Stephanie Feinberg at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to participate in the World Village.
- Cultural Corner: Individuals or groups may give short presentations (audio/visual equipment provided) about their countries or languages, perform traditional songs, dances, poetry, skits, or special skills such as martial arts or calligraphy. Please contact Adam Sweet at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to participate in the Cultural Corner.
- International Fashion Show: Individuals may model traditional clothes or submit traditional clothes for student volunteers to model during the Fashion Show in the auditorium. Please contact Jessica Nappi at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to participate in the International Fashion Show.
If you would like to see photos from last year's Shensational events please visit https://sites.google.com/a/shenschools.org/shensational/


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