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Author Name Title Department Date/Time Aguilar, Francisco Xavier Factors Influencing the Spatial Distribution of Natural Resource-Based Industries: The Case of the Softwood Lumber Industry in the United States South Renewable Natural Resources 2007-03-30 Ambardekar, Amogh Arun Comparison of the Efficiency of Utilization of Amino Acids from Intact Protein and Amino Acids in Crystalline Form by Channel Catfish, (Ictaluras punctatus) Renewable Natural Resources 2004-11-08 Amos, John Blake Dendrochronological Analysis of Productivity and Hydrology in Two Louisiana Swamps Renewable Natural Resources 2006-06-28 Anderson , Angelle Nicole Development of an Alternative Bait for the Louisiana Commercial Blue Crab (Callinectes sapidus) Fishery Renewable Natural Resources 2014-04-18 Anteau, Michael J. Nutrient Reserves of Lesser Scaup during Spring Migration in the Mississippi Flyway: A Test of the Spring Condition Hypothesis Renewable Natural Resources 2002-07-07 Anteau, Michael Jason Ecology of Lesser Scaup and Amphipods in the Upper-Midwest: Scope and Mechanisms of the Spring Condition Hypothesis and Implications for Migration Habitat Conservation Renewable Natural Resources 2006-01-24 Armas-Rosales, Alvaro M Genetic Effects Influencing Salinity and Cold Tolerance in Tilapia Renewable Natural Resources 2006-11-17 Arquilla, Brian Joseph Effects of Predator Activity on the Nesting of American Black Ducks and Other Birds on Barrier Islands in the Mid-Atlantic Coast Renewable Natural Resources 2007-04-10 Baffoe, Abraham Certification: Implications for Sustainable Forest Management and Timber Export Trade in Ghana Renewable Natural Resources 2009-11-07 Bahm, Jesse Adam The Ecology of Blacktail Redhorse Moxostoma poecilurum in West Fork Thompson Creek, Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2007-11-13 Baldwin, Michael John Winter Bird Use of the Chinese Tallow Tree in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2005-04-14 Baldwin, Heather Quebedeaux Effects of Fire on Home Range Size, Site Fidelity and Habitat Associations of Grassland Birds Overwintering in Southeast Texas Renewable Natural Resources 2005-04-21 Barlow, Sarah Jane Evaluation of Anuran Richness in Restored Wetlands of Central Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2007-01-04 Bechard, Anne M. Influence of Row Spacing and Debris Distribution on Vegetation and Small Mammals in Louisiana Pine Plantations Renewable Natural Resources 2008-08-28 Beck, Steven Lee The Effects of Oyster Harvest on Resident Oyster Reef Communities and Reef Structure in Coastal Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2011-12-12 Benson, John Farnum Ecology and Conservation of Louisiana Black Bears in the Tensas River Basin and Reintroduced Populations Renewable Natural Resources 2005-04-11 Bernasconi, Stephanie Eastern Oyster Physiological Responses to Acute and Chronic Exposure to Suspended Sediments Renewable Natural Resources 2016-12-19 Bird, Corinne Nicole Species Richness and Abundance of Freshwater Mussels in Tributaries of the Lower Pearl River Basin Renewable Natural Resources 2017-07-10 Birdsong, Timothy W. Complexity and Nekton Use of Marsh Edge Habitats in Barataria Bay, Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2004-11-11 Bohora, Som Bahadur Spatial Variability in Response of Deltaic Baldcypress Forests to Hydrology and Climate Renewable Natural Resources 2012-02-27 Bonvillain, Christopher Paul Red Swamp Crayfish Procambarus clarkii in the Atchafalaya River Basin: Biotic and Abiotic Effects on Population Dynamics and Physiological Biomarkers of Hypoxic Stress Renewable Natural Resources 2012-07-05 Borchert, Sinead Mary Site-specific Habitat and Landscape Associations of Rusty Blackbirds Wintering in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2015-07-06 Bordelon, Seth Taylor Effects of White-Tailed Deer Herbivory on the Growth and Survival of Seedlings in a Coastal Wetland Forest Renewable Natural Resources 2005-10-21 Bourassa, Lisa Marie Measuring the Effects of Recycled Water on the Growth of Three Algal Species: Tisochrysis lutea, Chaetcoeros calcitrans, and C. muelleri in a Commercial-Scale Oyster Hatchery Renewable Natural Resources 2017-03-09 Brooks, Matthew Edward Status of Wintering Grassland Birds in a Post-hurricane, Salvage-logged Forest Renewable Natural Resources 2010-02-25 Brown, Kristopher Effectiveness of Forestry Best Management Practices in Minimizing Harvesting Impacts on Streamflow and Sediment Loading in Low-Gradient Headwaters of the Gulf Coastal Plain Renewable Natural Resources 2010-09-22 Brown, Charles Alexander Developmental Responses to Abiotic Conditions during Aquatic and Air Incubation of the Gulf Killifish (Fundulus grandis) Renewable Natural Resources 2011-04-26 Budnick, William Robert Metacommunity Dynamics and the Biogeography of Central Louisiana Crayfishes Renewable Natural Resources 2015-04-09 Burke, Jason Douglas Effects of Silvicultural Techniques and Landscape Management on Habitat Quality and Relative Abundance for Northern Bobwhites in a Pine Plantation Forest Renewable Natural Resources 2006-11-16 Burnside, Wesley Michael The Influence of Two Estrogens on the Sex and Ovarian Development of Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) Maintained in a Closed Recirculating System Renewable Natural Resources 2010-04-14 Buxton, Michael Effects of Predator Reduction on Nest Success of Upland Nesting Ducks in Low-Grassland Density Landscapes in Eastern North Dakota Renewable Natural Resources 2013-06-05 Byrne, Michael E Influences of Landscape Characteristics on the Nesting Ecology of Female Wild Turkeys and Behavior of Raccoons Renewable Natural Resources 2011-10-28 Caillouet, Brendan Factors Influencing Mottled Duck Nest Success on the Atchafalaya River Delta Renewable Natural Resources 2015-05-16 Cannaday, Christopher Dean Effects of Terraces on Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in Shallow Marsh Ponds in Coastal Southwest Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2006-06-03 Capelle, Kristy Durham Evaluating Survival of Released Ranched American Alligator in Coastal Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2016-12-19 Cerame, Blain Annette Bachman's Sparrow (Peucaea Aestivalis) Population Structure Across the Southeastern USA Renewable Natural Resources 2013-11-18 Childress, William Martin On-site Sperm Cryopreservation for Aquatic Repository Development and User Group Linkage Renewable Natural Resources 2017-05-23 Clowes, ElizaBeth Lorraine Efficacy and Feasibility of Alginate Bait for the Louisiana Commercial Blue Crab (Callinectes sapidus) Fishery Renewable Natural Resources 2016-04-06 Cochran, John Wesley Coarse Woody Debris Characteristics of Managed and Unmanaged Bottomland Hardwood Forests Renewable Natural Resources 2008-06-12 Crook, Annelie Crook A Multi-Scale Assessment of Den Selection of Louisiana Black Bears (Ursus americanus luteolus) Renewable Natural Resources 2008-04-11 Cuevas Uribe, Rafael A General Approach for Vitrification of Fish Sperm Renewable Natural Resources 2011-08-25 Culpepper, Denton William Minimizing Epicormic Branch Formation on Louisiana Leading Commercial Bottomland Red Oaks Renewable Natural Resources 2012-05-30 Das, Joy Forest Stakeholders, Policies and Trade in India's Forest Sector Renewable Natural Resources 2015-07-05 DaSilva, Abram Atys Water Quality Dynamics of Low-Gradient, Headwater Streams in a Timber-Industry Dominated Watershed in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2012-01-15 Davis, Bruce Edward Habitat Use, Movements, and Survival of Radio-Marked Female Mallards in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley Renewable Natural Resources 2007-10-29 Davis, Bruce Edward Habitat Use, Movements, and Ecology of Female Mottled Ducks on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana and Texas. Renewable Natural Resources 2012-07-12 DeLeon, Emma Elizabeth Ecology of Rusty Blackbirds Wintering in Louisiana: Seasonal Trends, Flock Composition and Habitat Associations Renewable Natural Resources 2012-06-01 DiBenedetto, Kayla Cheree Life History Characteristics of Alligator Gar, Atractosteus Spatula, in the Bayou DuLarge Area of Southcentral Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2009-09-01 DiMiceli, Jennifer K. Winter Diet, Seed Preferences and Foraging Behavior of Henslow's Sparrows (Ammodramus henslowii) in Southeastern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2006-04-03 Dimov, Luben D Spatial Analyses and Growth of Trees in Selected Bottomland Hardwood Stands Renewable Natural Resources 2004-11-09 Domson, Odoom Strategic Analysis of Ghana National Wood Export Sector Renewable Natural Resources 2008-04-09 Dong, Qiaoxiang Comparative Studies of Sperm Cryopreservation of Diploid and Tetraploid Pacific Oysters Renewable Natural Resources 2005-04-15 Du, Tianchuan Supercritical Fluid Extraction and Analysis of Plant Oils Renewable Natural Resources 2009-07-08 Duery, Shadia U.S. Demand for Certified Tropical Hardwood Products Renewable Natural Resources 2006-03-28 Dugue, Lincoln Hydrological Influences on Catahoula Lake in an Altered Floodplain Renewable Natural Resources 2015-04-03 Dupre, Robert Henry The Feasibility of Using GPS Technology for Continuous Time Studies of Rubber-Tired Grapple Skidders Renewable Natural Resources 2006-04-03 Eberline, Benjamin S Population Dynamics of the Eastern Oyster in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Renewable Natural Resources 2012-01-12 Fisher, Jonathan C. Do Predator Exclusion, Position, and Plant Architecture Influence Hydrilla-Dwelling Macroinvertebrate Communities? Renewable Natural Resources 2005-06-13 Fitzgerald, Alexandra Marie Effects of Varying Land Use on Headwater Stream Fish Assemblages and In-Stream Habitats in Southwestern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2012-07-25 Foley, Cullen C. Wading Bird Food Availability in Rice Fields and Crawfish Ponds of the Chenier Plain of Southwest Louisiana and Southeast Texas Renewable Natural Resources 2015-07-02 Ford, Robert Joseph Hybridization and Population Structure of Western Gulf Coast Mottled Ducks Renewable Natural Resources 2015-11-02 Fortier, Barret Keith Mortality of Pen-Raised White-Tailed Deer(Odocoileus virginianus)Released on Three Areas in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2004-04-15 Fowler, Drew Nathan Evaluating Abiotic Influences on Soil Salinity of Inland Managed Wetlands and Agricultural Fields in a Semi-Arid Environment Renewable Natural Resources 2013-06-07 Fox, David M. Effects of Insectivorous Birds on Tree Growth in the Maurepas Swamp Renewable Natural Resources 2006-04-03 Fries, Melissa Ann Introgression, Health, and Condition of Florida, Northern, and Fx Hybrid Largemouth Bass in Louisiana Water Bodies Renewable Natural Resources 2010-07-07 Furlong, Jessica Nicole Artificial Oyster Reefs in the Northern Gulf of Mexico: Management, Material, and Faunal Effects Renewable Natural Resources 2012-06-13 Gao, Heng Chemical Analysis of Extracts from Port-Orford Cedar Wood and Bark Renewable Natural Resources 2007-06-05 Garms, Cory Glenn Relative Resistance to Breaking of Pinus taeda L. and Pinus palustris Renewable Natural Resources 2016-05-25 Gee, Hugo The Effects of Hydrologic Modifications on Floodplain Forest Tree Recruitment and Growth in the Mississippi River Alluvial Valley, USA Renewable Natural Resources 2012-04-17 Gerald, Charlotte Ann Public Perception of Wildfire Risk and Prescribed Burning in the Wildland/Urban Interface of the Louisiana Florida Parishes Renewable Natural Resources 2010-11-17 Gordon, John Alexander Impacts of Marsh Loss and Fragmentation on Microhabitat Use by Estuarine Nekton in Southwest Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2010-06-24 Gossman, Bryan Paul Use of Terraced Marsh Habitats by Estuarine Nekton in Southwestern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2005-11-18 Gothreaux, Craig Measurement of Nutrient Availability in Feedstuffs for Florida Pompano and Development of Formulated Diets for Pompano Aquaculture Renewable Natural Resources 2008-11-13 Grace, Joshua Lee Effects of Row Spacing and Debris Distribution on Small Mammal and Vegetation Communities in Newly Established Loblolly Pine Plantations, Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2011-07-01 Gray, Jacob M Habitat Use, Movements, and Spring Migration Chronology and Corridors of Female Gadwalls that Winter along the Louisiana Gulf Coast Renewable Natural Resources 2010-04-27 Grisham, Blake Anthony Spatial Ecology, Habitat Selection, and Survival of Wild Turkey Gobblers in a Managed Bottomland Hardwood Forest Renewable Natural Resources 2007-10-23 Halloran, B. Thorpe Early Life History Dynamics of the Fish Community in the Atchafalaya River Basin Renewable Natural Resources 2010-07-08 Hamilton, Sarah G Effect of Hydrologic, Geomorphic, and Vegetative Conditions on Avian Communities in the Middle Rio Grande of New Mexico Renewable Natural Resources 2014-07-11 Han, Jingquan Preparation and Characterization of Cellulose Nanoparticles and their Application in Biopolymeric Nanocomposites Renewable Natural Resources 2013-10-23 Hardee, David C. The Effects of Bait Type, Trap-Soak Duration, and Trap Modification on Harvest of Red Swamp Crawfish Renewable Natural Resources 2009-11-10 Harrelson, John Henry Population Characteristics of a White-tailed Deer Herd in an Industrial Pine Forest of North-central Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2011-07-29 Herbez, Erin Translocation Success of Adult Red-cockaded Woodpeckers Renewable Natural Resources 2009-07-09 Hernandez Palma, Angelica Maria Condition of Birds in Amazonian Rainforest Fragments and Second-Growth Forests Renewable Natural Resources 2017-06-21 Holloway, Meya Voorhies Moderating Effects of Knowledge, Gender, and Education on the Relationship between Environmental Value Orientation and Support for Louisiana Coastal Restoration Renewable Natural Resources 2009-01-21 Honig, Aaron Jacob Population Ecology of the Ribbed Mussel in Southeastern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2013-04-15 Hsueh, Yu-Hsin Microtopographic Ecohydrology of a Forested Wetland in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2015-04-02 Hu, E High-Throughput Sperm Cryopreservation of Aquatic Species Renewable Natural Resources 2012-11-12 Humphries, Austin T. Effects of Habitat Structural Complexity on Nekton Assemblages: Lab and Field Observations in Southern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2010-07-09 Ialeggio, James Stephen Some Effects of Nutrient and Flooding Stress Manipulation on Coastal Louisiana Wetland Vegetation Renewable Natural Resources 2014-06-10 Ippolito, Victoria D Evaluating Remote Setting Techniques for Oyster (Crassostrea virginica) Seed Production in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2010-11-16 Jeong, Gi Young Fracture Behavior of Wood Plastic Composite (WPC) Renewable Natural Resources 2005-07-06 Jimenez, Fernando Detection and Evaluation of Temperature Effects on Cell Proliferation in Somatic Tissues of the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica, by Flow Cytometry Renewable Natural Resources 2005-04-15 Johnson, Erik Ivan Effects of Fire on Habitat Associations, Abundance, and Survival of Wintering Henslow's Sparrows (Ammodramus henslowii) in Southeastern Louisiana Longleaf Pine Savannas Renewable Natural Resources 2006-04-04 Johnson, Erik I. Fragmentation Sensitivity and Its Consequences on Demography and Host�Ectoparasite Dynamics in Amazonian Birds Renewable Natural Resources 2011-04-27 Johnson, Erin Effects of Hydrologic Modifications on Flooding in Bottomland Hardwoods Renewable Natural Resources 2015-06-03 Jonsson, Jon Einar Effects of Body Size on Goose Behavior: Lesser Snow Goose and Ross's Goose Renewable Natural Resources 2005-09-06 Joshi, Sanjeev Evaluation of Growth Rates and Establishment Patterns of Water-elm (Planera aquatica) and Baldcypress (Taxodium distichum) in Response to Hydrologic and Climatic Conditions at Catahoula Lake, Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2012-11-12 Joshi, Sanjeev Sediment Transport and Channel Morphology Dynamics of Highly Regulated Alluvial Rivers - A Case Study of the Lowermost Mississippi River. Renewable Natural Resources 2017-07-07 Kaller, Michael Douglas Macroinvertebrate Community Ecology of Lowland, Subtropical Streams in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2005-03-30 Kang, Sung-Ryong Aquatic Macroinvertebrate and Nekton Community Structure in a Chenier Marsh Ecosystem: Implications for Whooping Crane Prey Availability Renewable Natural Resources 2011-11-10 Khanal, Puskar Nath Predicting First Year Seedling Survival from Quality Distributions of Bareroot Seedlings and Microsites Renewable Natural Resources 2010-08-06 Kidombo, Shannon Dumo Branch and Stem Growth as Affected by Loss of Leaf Area on Selected Branches in Loblolly Pine Renewable Natural Resources 2017-07-05 Kim, Birm June The Effect of Inorganic Fillers on the Properties of Wood Plastic Composites Renewable Natural Resources 2012-04-26 Kimmel, Timothy Charles Age Related Productivity and Consistency of Nest Initiation Timing of Wild Mallards in Eastern North Dakota Renewable Natural Resources 2010-04-26 Kinney, Sean David Estimating the Population of Greater and Lesser Scaup during Winter in off-Shore Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2004-07-03 Kirk-Ballard, Heather Christianne PMI 5011 Regulates the Ubiquitin Proteasome System in Skeletal Muscle Renewable Natural Resources 2012-06-29 Kitts, Charles Lynn Individual and Landscape-Level Effects of Selective Herbicides, Mowing, and Prescribed Fire on Habitat Quality for Northern Bobwhite (Colinus Virginianus) Renewable Natural Resources 2004-04-15 Kizhakkepurakkal, Anil Raj Opportunities and Challenges Associated with Development of Wood Biomass Energy Production in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2008-07-09 Kizhakkepurakkal, Anil Raj Biomass Energy Production in Louisiana: A GIS Study on the Supply Chain Renewable Natural Resources 2012-07-10 Klimesh, Derrick Spatiotemporal Responses of Macroinvertebrates to Timber Harvesting in Low-Gradient Headwater Streams of Central Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2011-04-26 Klock, Metha Martine Using Demographic Models to Manage Chinese Privet (Ligustrum sinense Lour.) Renewable Natural Resources 2009-09-11 Koh, Gar Yee Preparation of the Chinese Sweet Leaf Tea Extract and Its Anti-obesity Effect in Rodents Renewable Natural Resources 2009-10-20 Kuhn, Margaret Jean Quantifying the Edge Effects Associated with Predator Removal Blocks on the Nesting Success of Upland Ducks in North Dakota Renewable Natural Resources 2007-06-11 Kusuma, Indah D. Economic Valuation of Natural Resource Management: A Case Study of the Benuaq Dayak Tribe in Kalimantan, Indonesia Renewable Natural Resources 2005-06-14 Laborde, Lucien Jr. Paul A Contrast of Hunter Characteristics and Attitudes between Random and Convenience Samples in the 2010, 2012, and 2013 Surveys of Louisiana Waterfowl Hunters Renewable Natural Resources 2014-11-05 Landry, Keri Elizabeth Assessing Landscape-Level Impacts of Red Imported Fire Ants on Native Faunal Communities in Pine-Dominated Forests Renewable Natural Resources 2004-04-14 Latuso, Karen Doerr Sediment Patterns in Relation to Vegetative Community Shifts at Catahoula Lake, Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2014-04-04 Lech, Gregory Evaluation of Selected Plant Products as Dietary Protein Sources for Florida Pompano (Trachinotus carolinus) Renewable Natural Resources 2011-08-22 Legleu, Christina Modeling Gopher Tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) Habitat in a Fire-Dependent Ecosystem in North Florida Renewable Natural Resources 2012-05-04 LeGrand, Holly Grace Associations of Avian and Herpetofauna Communities with Forest Management at Multiple Spatial Scales Renewable Natural Resources 2005-08-19 Leigh, Jennifer Effects of Aversive Conditioning on Behavior of Nuisance Louisiana Black Bears Renewable Natural Resources 2007-06-22 Leonhardt, Erin R Monitoring the Survival of Hatchery-Produced Spat and Larvae on Louisiana Public Oyster Reefs Renewable Natural Resources 2013-04-11 Leonhardt, Justin Morgan An Evaluation of Oyster Stocks, Grow-Out Conditions, and Off-Bottom Culture Methods for Increasing Commercial Production of Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) in the Northern Gulf of Mexico Renewable Natural Resources 2013-06-07 Leumas, Cecilia Marie Understanding the Use of Barrier Islands as Nesting Habitat for Louisiana Birds of Concern Renewable Natural Resources 2010-04-28 Li, Xiaobo Physical, Chemical, and Mechanical Properties of Bamboo and Its Utilization Potential for Fiberboard Manufacturing Renewable Natural Resources 2004-04-02 Link, Paul Thomas Survival, Habitat Use, and Movements of Female Mallards Wintering in Southwestern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2007-11-13 Liu, Yaojian Study on the Termiticidal Components of Juniperus Virginiana, Chamaecyparis Nootkatensis and Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Renewable Natural Resources 2004-01-17 Llewellyn, Christopher Bromley Evaluating Ecological Equivalence in Created Marshes Renewable Natural Resources 2008-10-28 Lorenz, Nicole F. Environmental Factors Influencing Incubation Constancy and Recess Frequency in Gadwall (Anas Strepera) in the Prairie Pothole Region of North Dakota Renewable Natural Resources 2005-01-25 Lott, Samantha Population Abundance and Transience of Selected Coastal Plain Crayfishes Renewable Natural Resources 2015-11-13 Markos, Peter The Effects of Channel Stability on Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Southeastern Louisiana Streams Renewable Natural Resources 2010-01-26 Maxwell, Vanesssa An Evaluation of an Inshore Aquaculture Park for Sustainable Coastal Community Development Renewable Natural Resources 2007-05-23 McCarty, Shanna Marie Evaluation of Harvesting Disturbance and Establishment Practices on Early Height Growth of Loblolly Pine (Pinus Taeda L.) Renewable Natural Resources 2007-01-16 McCarty, Alonda Habitat Associations of Lower Mississippi River Floodplain Fishes on St. Catherine Creek National Wildlife Refuge Renewable Natural Resources 2014-11-11 Melody, Kevin Patrick Two Post-Harvest Treatments for the Reduction of Vibrio vulnificus and Vibrio parahaemolyticus in Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) Renewable Natural Resources 2008-03-24 Mendoza, Carrie Castille Factors Influencing the Participation in Environmental Stewardship Programs: A Case Study of the Agricultural and Forestry Sectors in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2006-10-26 Mesmer, Ryan Impact of Urban Runoff on Phosphorus, Nitrogen, and Dissolved Oxygen in a Shallow Subtropical Lake Renewable Natural Resources 2010-08-31 Miller, Brett A Effects of Physicochemical Properties and Macrohabitat on the Foraging Ecology and Condition of the Centrarchid Assemblage of the Atchafalaya River Basin, Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2013-06-05 Miller, Shea A Effects of Salinity and Temperature on Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis of Gulf killifish, Fundulus grandis Renewable Natural Resources 2014-06-30 Mishra, Anand Biomass Gasification for Electricity Generation: An Integrated Approach for Development of Forest Residue-Based Projects in Rural India Renewable Natural Resources 2016-04-03 Moerschbaecher, Matthew Korbel Energy, Environment, and Sustainability: A Hierarchical Analysis of South Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2012-01-11 Mokross, Karl Species Composition and Spatial Ecology of Amazonian Understory Mixed-Species Flocks in a Fragmented Landscape Renewable Natural Resources 2014-11-14 Murphy, Catherine Elizabeth Temporal Dynamics of Benthic Responses to Habitat Disturbance in Coastal Plain Headwaters of Southwestern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2017-01-13 Newell, Patricia Jean Pileated Woodpeckers (Dryocopus pileatus) and Saproxylic Beetles in Partial Cut and Uncut Bottomland Hardwood Forests Renewable Natural Resources 2008-04-10 Newman, April Elea Water and Solute Transport in the Shallow Subsurface of a Riverine Wetland Natural Levee Renewable Natural Resources 2010-02-04 Novelo, Noel D. A Standardized Ultrasonography Classification for Channel Catfish Ovarian Development Renewable Natural Resources 2014-07-14 O'Connell, Jessica L. Coastal Marsh Restoration Using Terraces: Effects on Waterbird Habitat in Louisiana's Chenier Plain Renewable Natural Resources 2006-11-16 Obanda, Diana Nasirumbi Biotransformation of Organic Wood Preservatives by Micro-organisms Renewable Natural Resources 2008-03-27 Oliver, Devon Charles Movements and Habitat Use of Southeastern Blue Sucker Cycleptus Merdionalis in the Lower Pearl River Renewable Natural Resources 2012-07-26 Olson, Ryan D. An Overview of Green Jobs in the Louisiana Forest Sector Renewable Natural Resources 2011-10-11 Owens, Falyn LeAnn Response of Disturbance-Dependent Breeding Bird Communities to Two Site Preparations in Loblolly Pine Plantations Renewable Natural Resources 2011-11-10 Pace, Barcley Talon Infectivity and Physiological Effects of White Spot Syndrome Virus (WSSV) in Farmed Louisiana Red Swamp Crayfish (Procambarus clarkii) Renewable Natural Resources 2016-04-07 Palasz, Laura M. Effects of Burning on Henslow's Sparrow (Ammodramus henslowii) Density and Habitat Quality in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2008-04-08 Pan, Hui Wood Liquefaction in the Presence of Phenol with a Weak Acid Catalyst and Its Potential for Novolac Type Wood Adhesives Renewable Natural Resources 2007-07-16 Parajuli, Rajan Carbon Sequestration and Uneven-Aged Management of Loblolly Pine Stands in the Southern USA: A Joint Optimization Approach Renewable Natural Resources 2011-09-14 Parajuli, Rajan Game Theoretic Analyses of the United States-Canada Softwood Lumber Trade Renewable Natural Resources 2015-06-22 Patterson, Joshua Thomas Enhancement of Gulf Killifish, Fundulus grandis, Fitness and Reproduction Renewable Natural Resources 2014-03-24 Patton, Brett Ashley Living on the Edge: An Assessment of the Habitat Use of Waterbirds in Estuarine Wetlands of Barataria Basin, LA Renewable Natural Resources 2016-06-22 Pawiroredjo, Patrice Arnold Temperature Effects on Spawning and Fingerling Production of Channel Catfish Ictalurus Punctatus Renewable Natural Resources 2004-11-11 Paz, Patricio Enrique Evaluation of Growth, Production and Cold Tolerance of Four Varieties of Tilapia Renewable Natural Resources 2003-12-22 Perera, Polwattage Kushil Non-Industrial Private Forest Landowners and US Home Center Retailers� Attitudes and Perceptions of Forest Certification Renewable Natural Resources 2008-03-07 Perera, Rangika Thilaksri An Overview of the Wood Product Import Sector in the United States with an Emphasis on Opportunities for Sri Lankan Exporters Renewable Natural Resources 2008-04-08 Perera, Rangika T. Effects of Ecotourist Pre-Purchase and External Information Search Behaviors and Strategies on Forest-Based Ecotourism Travel Decisions in Sri Lanka Renewable Natural Resources 2011-04-25 Perera, Polwattage K. Marketing Forest-based Ecotourism in Sri Lanka: Predicting the Ecotourism Behavior and Defining the Market Segment through a Behavioral Approach Renewable Natural Resources 2011-04-25 Perkins, Marie The Use of Stable Isotopes to Determine the Ratio of Resident to Migrant King Rails in Southern Louisiana and Texas Renewable Natural Resources 2007-04-05 Pickens, Bradley A. Modeling the Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Coastal Marsh Birds Renewable Natural Resources 2012-07-06 Pierluissi, Sergio Breeding Waterbird Use of Rice Fields in Southwestern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2006-04-03 Pieron, Matthew R. Upland Nesting Waterfowl Population Responses to Predator Reduction in North Dakota Renewable Natural Resources 2010-04-20 Poudel, Krishna Prasad Evaluation of Methods to Predict Weibull Parameters for Characterizing Diameter Distributions Renewable Natural Resources 2011-06-30 Powell, Luke L. Recovery of Understory Bird Movement in Post-Pasture Amazonia Renewable Natural Resources 2013-10-17 Quintana, Roberto Effect of Estradiol-17B on the Gonadal Development of Diploid and Triploid Female Eastern Oysters Renewable Natural Resources 2005-07-14 Reuter, Catherine Nell Fish Assemblage Response to Environmental Gradients and Altered Dendritic Connectivity in the Red River Basin, Central Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2015-11-04 Rietl, Anthony Jason Vegetation Influences Microbial Community Structure and Methane Emissions in Southeastern Louisiana Wetlands Renewable Natural Resources 2016-04-11 Rogers, Holly Prevalence of Blue Crab (Callinectes sapidus) Diseases, Parasites, and Symbionts in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2014-05-14 Romer, Jacob Predicting Mechanical Properties of Southern Pine Lumber With Nondestructive Measurements Renewable Natural Resources 2013-11-18 Rosen, Timothy Long-term Total Suspended Sediment Yield of Coastal Louisiana Rivers with Spatiotemporal Analysis of the Atchafalaya River Basin and Delta Complex Renewable Natural Resources 2013-01-15 Rutherford, Marcus Analyzing Site Suitability for Baldcypress (Taxodium distichum) Regeneration Along a Hydrologic Gradient in South Louisiana Swamps Renewable Natural Resources 2015-08-11 Rybovich, Molly Marie Growth and Mortality of Spat, Seed, and Market-Sized Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) in Low Salinities and High Temperatures Renewable Natural Resources 2014-04-07 Scaroni, Amy E The Effect of Habitat Change on Nutrient Retention and Removal in the Atchafalaya River Basin Renewable Natural Resources 2011-05-20 Schaffer, Dawn Swamp Tours in Louisiana Post Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita Renewable Natural Resources 2006-07-10 Schexnayder, Jamie Camille Growth of a Slash Pine Spacing Study Five Years after Thinning Renewable Natural Resources 2005-07-14 Scognamillo, Daniel Gustavo Temporal and Spatial Harvest Patterns of River Otter in Louisiana and Its Potential Use as a Bioindicator Species of Water Quality Renewable Natural Resources 2005-04-12 Sheftall IV, William Lowe Factors Structuring Zooplankton Density and Composition within a Louisiana River and Floodplain Tributaries with Emphasis on Hydrologic Processes Renewable Natural Resources 2011-06-03 Siwarski, Thomas Michael Reliability of Determining Adults from Juvenile Ducks by Presence or Absence of Notched Tail Feathers in Various Species of North American Ducks Renewable Natural Resources 2006-04-03 Smith, Nickolas Ryan History, Nesting Population, Migration, Home Range and Habitats Used by Louisiana Bald Eagles Renewable Natural Resources 2014-06-04 Smithhart, Roger D Small and Medium Enterprise Agricultural Producers and Forest Landowners Attitudes and Perceptions towards New Bio-based Paths to Prosperity: A Pilot Study in Louisiana and Mississippi Renewable Natural Resources 2011-10-10 Song, Nianfu Structural and Forecasting Softwood Lumber Models with a Time Series Approach Renewable Natural Resources 2006-07-12 Sullivan, Lauren Rae If You Build It, What Will Come? Assessing the Avian Response to Wetland Restoration in the Mississippi River Bird�s Foot Delta Through Multiple Measures of Density and Biodiversity Renewable Natural Resources 2015-07-13 Szymanski, Michael L Effects of Spinning-Wing Decoys on Flock Behavior and Hunting Vulnerability of Local and Migrant Mallards and Other Ducks in Minnesota Renewable Natural Resources 2004-01-26 Temple, Danielle Lolene Spatial Ecology of Gray Foxes on a Longleaf Pine Forest and the Surrounding Landscape in Southwestern Georgia Renewable Natural Resources 2007-05-09 Thayer, Justin W. 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First of all KDE != Gnome and second did you even install the Nvidia drivers ?
hi all dear user
i have backtrack 5 by gnome 32 bit in my laptop that it model is sony f137fx.
when i boot my laptop by live disk, my monitor display is in 1600*900 resolution mode;
but when i run backtrack 5 from hard disk; my resolution come in 800*600 mode and display icons to large.
please help me to solve this problem.
i try majority way that DISCUSSIONs in http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...x-problem.html
but my resolution not changed
my graphic card is nvidia 425m gpu
please help me
First of all KDE != Gnome and second did you even install the Nvidia drivers ?
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
You need to install the nvidia drivers for your card from the vendors page (nvidia) first. I assume the drivers used are the nouveau, and they have many issues with nvidia and ati cards..So, please, try to install the drivers first and then see if problem continues.
Best of lucks.

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The Cabin!
29 comments
- Emmett Katherine said...
2nd photo and the pic of the dandelion are my favourites. Such beautiful scenery, I can see why you love it there!
- September 6, 2011 at 7:06 AM
- ♥ saffie said...
wow, it's really pretty there! it reminds me of switzerland!!
saffie xox
- September 6, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- Megan said...
Awesome! Looks beautiful, and I would love to be laying in that hammock right about now :)
- September 6, 2011 at 7:15 AM
- weasel said...
Wow, beautiful place, and amazing photos!
- September 6, 2011 at 7:37 AM
- Noelani said...
Lovely pictures :)
- September 6, 2011 at 8:54 AM
- Grace said...
Beautiful pictures and place!
You have a real talent for photography :)
- September 6, 2011 at 8:55 AM
- Hannah {Culture Connoisseur} said...
Holy schnikeys! What an amazing place. Now THAT is a vacation! Where did you go? My husband would love it there and I want to show him.
- September 6, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Meghan @ Wishful Thinking said...
Absolutely incredible! I am just dying to visit a place like this! I am seriously lacking in fresh mountain air here in London!!
- September 6, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- brooke field said...
Ahh looks like oh so much fun!
- September 6, 2011 at 10:28 AM
- ashley.warner said...
such a PRETTY place!!!!
i've been mia in the blog world.
I got your email...so i just emailed you back!
sorry lady!
my internet at the condo SUCKS!
- September 6, 2011 at 10:35 AM
- Emma Frances said...
It does look magical! I'm convincing my family we need to own somewhere like that someday! What a perfect place to spend the weekend...or forever!
- September 6, 2011 at 10:35 AM
- Jenn said...
wow looks gorgeous!!
- September 6, 2011 at 10:45 AM
- I am Megan said...
Wow!!! SO nice! I actually wanted to comment in Afrikaans, I like it so much.
In fact. I will.
Dis pragtig!
- September 6, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- Rolled Up Pretty said...
Looks like tons of fun!!! And YES I do live in SLC, you do too?! That is AWESOME! Where do you live?
- September 6, 2011 at 2:39 PM
- Lauren said...
Wow, these are great! I sort of want an iPhone just for the Instagram photos, haha! I especially like the one of the multicolored flowers on the hillside. Glad you had fun!
- September 6, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- shanice said...
Seems like such a beautiful place, I'm so jealous! Hope you enjoyed it :D x
- September 6, 2011 at 3:14 PM
- Laura Elizabeth said...
I can totally see why you love it there. It definitely looks like it's magical. I'm sure you had a fabulous time there. Welcome back to the real world :(
- September 6, 2011 at 4:27 PM
- Two Happy Hearts said...
soo pretty! where is this?!
- September 6, 2011 at 5:05 PM
- Tracy said...
Super cute blog! Your trip looks awesome, too! New follower :)
- September 6, 2011 at 6:10 PM
- Virginie's Cinema said...
Such beauty! This post made me feel like I took a mini vacation! Can't wait to see the camera photos.
Virginie ♥
- September 6, 2011 at 6:26 PM
- Kylie said...
I love visiting my grandparents' cabin! And those are pretty amazing even if they are just instagram :)
- September 6, 2011 at 7:25 PM
- guildedsecret. said...
with love,
- September 6, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Brittany Lew Whoo said...
i'm so jealous!!! that place is gorgeous!
- September 7, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Ashley said...
That does look like a magical place! Gorgeous pictures. (:
- September 7, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- Ariana said...
(sorry I haven't commented in a while! I've been MIA.)
BUT THESE pictures are amazing!!! I love love love love the huge dandelion and the hammock :)
awesome job!!!
- September 7, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Madison said...
Gorgeous. thats all i have to say.
- September 7, 2011 at 11:26 PM
- v a m p i r e said...
jaws drop looking at all the photos , i wish i could visit you
its so ashamed to say that i am living in a city where mornings are looking at some stupid bad traffic on the street , pollution everywhere sigh
- September 8, 2011 at 4:44 AM
- Janette said...
I think I saw all these posts out of order..but that's okay.. basically i've concluded this place is amazing! And I loveeee the instagram photos! TONSSSS!
♥Janette, the Jongleur
- September 8, 2011 at 12:23 PM
- Rachel said...
GORGEOUS pics!!! how do you become blog of the week??
- September 8, 2011 at 8:48 PM


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President Obama is blaming Hamas for violating its ceasefire with Israel that expired about 90 minutes after it took effect. In comments at the White House, Obama said it's hard for Israelis to feel confident in any ceasefire arrangements with Hamas if Israeli soldiers are attacked and captured soon after a ceasefire takes effect.
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Questions Remain About Illegal Immigrants License Legislation
SACRAMENTO -- There are important questions being raised about the pending law that will give illegal immigrants driver's licenses.
If Governor Jerry Brown signs the immigrant license bill as promised, then California will be 10th state with such a law. And while the governor says the bill will ensure millions of people will be able to drive to and from work safely every day, the same license could well have special markings. Senator Kevin de Leon says that's not important.
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Red drop zone for Ducks' BCS hopes
STANFORD, Calif. — It all hit Marcus Mariota at 9:37 p.m.
The Ducks' star quarterback limped out of the athletic training room behind Stanford Stadium, wearing nothing but a pair of green shorts and a block off ice on his left knee, to greet his family.
When Mariota's eyes met his father Toa's in that moment, the tears began to stream down his face.
Mariota's hopes for a BCS national championship and the Heisman Trophy took a beating, along with his body, during No. 2 Oregon's 26-20 loss to No. 6 Stanford on Thursday night.
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Maji MotoBy Courtney Fitzpatrick
May 2011, Durham, North Carolina. It is late spring and the rain comes heavy in this old tobacco town. Rivulets carve tiny tributaries into the Durham Triassic Basin. Soaking up the water, the red clay swells, and then offers up an overture of honeysuckle blossoms and sugar snap peas for the upcoming symphony of tomatoes and sweet corn.
In October of 2008, I traveled to another basin, a former Pleistocene lake in Kenya. In Amboseli, my intention was to study the evolution of mate choice and fertility signals in a population of wild baboons for my dissertation research. I was working with the Amboseli Baboon Research Project, an ongoing project that began more than four decades ago. Since the time that Kenya became free of British colonial rule, when the Amboseli basin was thick with rhinoceros, researchers from the United States have been following the daily lives of the baboons in Amboseli. The births of infant male Suede, born in November of 2008, and his younger brother Saa, born in August of 2010, were like bookends on my time in Amboseli. Sorghum, their lean and lanky mother, has a coat that seems dusted with ochre undertones like the deep red soil of Amboseli, and the clay from the Triassic basin. She is high-ranking and she certainly knows it. Born into a lineage of great fortune, she is the daughter of Sera, who was the daughter of Sana, who was the daughter of Safi, who was the daughter of Spot, who was the daughter of Alto, who was one of the first adult females to be identified in Amboseli by Jeanne and Stuart Altmann in 1969.


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before StartX , try Xconf command and after that StartX command
Hello, I am newbie with this distribution of linux.
I wan´t to use a serial mouse with 3 buttons. The mouse is connected to the com1 port and isn´t works.
I was saw the setserial but i can´t understand that.
What can I do???
I am argentine and is difficult to say my problem because I speak spanish...
before StartX , try Xconf command and after that StartX command
All is ok but. I must use the keyboard because the mouse appears but not functions.
when i load backtrack:
the mouse pointer is centered on the screen and doesn´t functions. KDE is ok. eg: if I use alt+F the kde menu displays the information...
are you using mouse in serial port or usb port ?
If you are using serial port for mouse try it in usb port , If doesnt work it means B|T doesnt detect your usb device .
try and say result
emm dude, im going to try and answer your question in spanish, and i hope i dont get problems in the forums with it
EDIT: Somehow, i cant post in spanish in the forums , i have no idea why
I am using the mouse in the serial port. I will try to buy a ps2 mouse because i have got only 2 usb ports... I will say here what happens
I have other questions of backtrack because in a spanish... buy i haven´t the posts necessary to put links
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
BackTrack : Giving Machine Guns to Monkeys since 2006
it gives me a forum error when i type something in spanish, i wanted him to describe his problem in spanish so i could try to help him, translate it, and leave it here for future reference if anyone has the same problem, let me try if i can do it now
nope, cant do it, this is the error it gives me:
"Bad Request
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand."
so, sxpress, pm your problem in spanish and i'll try to help you as much as i can and translate the problem back in the forums
ok, it seems i can post in spanish now, so here it goes:
sxpress, puedes decirme tu problema en español por favor? si lo puedes describir con detalles, pq lo que entendi es q tienes tu mouse conectado a COM1!?, y no puedes usar uno de tus puertos USB pq el BT no te los reconoce, asi q si puedes, postea tu problema y hare lo mejor para ayudarte y traducir el problema para los demas usuarios del foro
Primey: I was send you a private message with my first problems with backtrack, in spanish. But is some difficult translate for me and haven´t time...
The problem in spanish is:
"me logueo con backtrack en kde o flux sin problemas. Pero el mouse, un mouse serial, no funciona. Yo tengo 2 puertos usb 1.1 solamente
si uso un mouse PS2, puede funcionar bien??"
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i login to the IGU ok, kde or flux, within any problems. But the mouse, a serial mouse, doesn´t functions. And, i have only 2 usb ports. If i use a ps2 mouse, this functions????


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France is boosting security at Jewish religious sites after blanks were fired at a synagogue west of Paris amid renewed concerns about anti-Semitism around the country.
French President Francois Hollande met Sunday with leaders of the country's Jewish community and pledged to fight extremism and anti-Semitism "with the greatest firmness."
He said that authorities "in the coming days, in the coming hours" will increase security at Jewish religious sites so they won't be subject to the kind of attack that targeted a synagogue in the Paris suburb of Argenteuil on Saturday night.
A synagogue representative said witnesses heard what sounded like a weapon being fired and that police said blanks had been fired and empty bullet casings found. Local police would not comment on the incident to the AP. Services were canceled at the synagogue, the representative said, speaking on condition of anonymity because a police investigation is under way.
It came hours after police carried out raids across France on Saturday targeting a suspected jihadist cell of young Frenchmen recently converted to Islam. DNA on a grenade that exploded last month at a kosher grocery store led them to a member of the cell, who was killed in a shootout with police Saturday.
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The OHSU Parkinson Center is a leader in training medical professionals to care for people with Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders. In addition to training medical students on their neurological rotations, we also offer a two-year fellowship in movement disorders in partnership with the Veteran Administration's PADRECC (Parkinson Disease Research, Education, and Care Center). Annually, we also offer CME for primary care providers, neurologists, and allied health care providers.


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Whistle Down the Wind Rating: PG 7+
- Duration
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- 1961
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When three children in a rural corner of Lancashire find a fugitive hiding in a barn on their family's farm, it begins an even more dramatic series of events. The children, led by Kathy, the eldest, aren't aware this stranger is on the run from the police - in fact, they think he's Jesus, and so when he asks them to keep his presence there a secret, they agree without question. But secrets aren't always easy to keep - and soon word has spread among the children of the nearby village of the man in the barn, leaving Kathy desperate to stop any adults finding out as well. This fine British drama is still as powerful now as it was when it was first released back in the early 1960s.


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So, in a few months, when Hurricane season hits, isn't the real problem for the Southeast and the Gulf Coast going to be all of the problems that will be a result of the spill when the hurricanes roll in?
I am no scientist, but wont the tropical storms basically suck up the water and oil, and then rain it back down over the entire wouthern coastline?
That will, in effect be acid rain. Basically. Right? If a hurricane races over a body of water that is part water, part oil, that is an equation that will result in really, really bad sh**.
Raining oil???? Yikes.


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Friday, September 9 2011 - Get Involved
Ten Years Later, An Independent Investigation of 9/11 is Needed - Event in San Francisco
September 8, 2011
Event website - www.communitycurrency.org/filmfestival2011.html
Ten Years Later, An Independent Investigation of 9/11 is Needed
The Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance will hold its annual 9/11 Truth Film Festival entitled 9/11 Reclaiming the Truth, Reclaiming Our Future this Thursday, September 8, beginning at 1:00 pm at the Grand Lake Theater, 3200 Grand Ave., Oakland, and on Sunday, September 11, beginning at 1:00 pm at the Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco. Speakers include director of Project Censored Mickey Huff, president of the Media Freedom Foundation Dr. Peter Phillips, sister of fallen firefighter David Weiss from Rescue One and founder of Unite in Peace Michele Little, author of Mounting Evidence: Why We Need a New Investigation of 9/11 Dr. Paul Rea, author of Earth into Property: Colonization, Decolonization, and Capitalism Prof. Anthony J. Hall, author of Waking the Global Heart: Humanity's Rites of Passage From the Love of Power to the Power of Love, Anodea Judith, author of Building the Green Economy: Success Stories from the Grassroots, Kevin Danaher, author of World as Lover, World as Self - Courage for Global Justice and Ecological Renewal, Joanna Macy, filmmakers Ken Jenkins and Brett Smith, and radio hosts Bonnie Faulkner from "Guns and Butter," Carol Brouillet from "Community Currency" and Sherry Glaser-Love from "Our House!" In addition to the films "Psywar: The Real Battlefield Is the Mind," "You, Me & the SPP: Trading Democracy for Corporate Rule," "Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup," "Hypothesis: A Documentary about Prof. Stephen E. Jones," and "9/11: Explosive Evidence Experts Speak Out," there will be live streaming from 9/11 events in Toronto and Seattle.
The Toronto Hearings, sponsored by the International Center for 9/11 Studies, will be held at Ryerson University for four days beginning on September 8th. These hearings will examine evidence for the inadequacy of the U.S. government's investigation and will request that a full and impartial investigation be launched into the events of 9/11, which have been used to initiate military invasions and to restrict the rights of citizens. The founder of Firefighters for 9/11 Truth, Erik Lawyer, is organizing ONE: The Event - Shifting from Fear to Love, a three-day event in Seattle designed to encourage the choice of "love over fear, kindness over anger, and responsibility rather than blame." Additional actions and events will be held in the Bay Area, Montreal, Los Angeles, and New York.
The diverse range of speakers agree that the official 9/11 Commission Report and the NIST Reports on the destruction of the World Trade Center buildings are not believable and that an independent investigation into 9/11 is needed. Those organizing the Toronto Hearings plan on issuing their own report, based on the independent research that has been done, primarily by citizens over the past decade, along with their analysis and critiques of the official reports. The evidence suggests that those most responsible for 9/11 were promoted, rewarded, profited from the attacks, that no one was reprimanded or held accountable, and that others were scapegoated unjustly for their alleged involvement.
9/11 Reclaiming the Truth, Reclaiming Our Future is a benefit for the Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance, whose purpose is to explore the truth of 9/11, to honor the dead and dying, and to share stories, insights and research about that day, the forgotten history that led up to it, and the decade that followed. The stated mission of the group is " to seek and disseminate truths about the terrible crimes committed on September 11, 2001, exposing gaps and deceptions in the official story, and to thus inspire more eyewitness revelations, truthful media coverage, and a movement that will bring the responsible criminals to justice and eliminate governmental and corporate policies that enable criminal elements to commit such acts." Tickets are $10 ($7 for seniors, students, and low-income) at the door and are available in advance through the Grand Lake Theater website and for the Herbst event through the City Box Office.
A tentative schedule with details about the speakers and films is posted here, however it is subject to change as the program needs to be coordinated with the events in Toronto and Seattle.
The 9/11 Truth Film Festival is endorsed by 911Truth.org, Project Censored, Media Freedom Foundation, Peace Resource Project, the BFUU Social Justice Committee, WeAreChangeTV.us and the Grand Lake Theater.
The views expressed in this article are the sole responsibility of the author, who is solely responsible for its content, and do not necessarily reflect those of 911Truth.org. 911Truth.org will not be responsible or liable for any inaccurate or incorrect statements contained in this article.
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4 PINE RIVER JOURNAL VOLUME II NUMBER 21 THE PINE RIVER JOURNAL. PINE RIVER, CASS <X>U.ffS\ MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1937 SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 Per Year NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST FROM 'ROUND THE STATE FARMERS RECOVER BAD CHECK MONEY Brainerd.—Checks totaling almost $325. have been recovered for Crow Wing County farmers to whom they were tendered for payment of stock purchased in the southern Dart of the county. The checks wer~ issued to the farmers hv a M;nneanolis man who was buying stock and (farm n.'-rviiirvhs naving fo" tb.fi products with checks wTu*h came back from the bank with the notations that no fnn^s w~rp th°ra to cover them. After th^ats of prosecution were made. th° nrm- ey was recovered by the county attorney. GROW T.wmmows IN OTTERTAIL COUNTY F^rfucs Falls— Th-f- winter there will h° lemon m*> af the Press'ev Tewis liom" in Ottertail countv And the- lemons will come from their own tr-* thrives in Minn°s"ta F"<vmtlv fcVioir evbihi'ted °n urnis'iall'"' lar- ge lemon, cut from their tr**- when it was 19 b0low zero the night before. This1 is the first, time the trpe. which now stands two feet in heMif. is bearing fruit. As a 'five inch seedling, it was brought thne? vea^s ag° from Michigan. The tree is full of fragrant bVssoms, so there may be quite a few lemon pies. \wrywr*T\r's tjat pot.t.s iwtt/f.Q IS RETURNED BY WANT AD Mound.—Polling the distance from one town to the next from Mound to S-ton. did not prevent a woman's $12.00 hat from being found through a 25c want-ad. When 0Td Man North Wind whip ned a woman's hat from her head and carried it far beyond her reach, she thought it was gone forever. But. reckoning with her rcsou*c-ful husband he turned his ctorvc. to th° office of the Mound Pilot and inserted p- n/}v°rtia_.Tr>onf for the return of the hat A S-ton man appeared a few davs later with it and carried away a shiny dollar as his reward. SMILES BRING TONY $12,000 Duluth.—"There are smiles that make you happy." and there are also smiles that can bring you a fortune. Tonv Monti, a newsboy, who was formerly in th" Duluth Children'" Home, has just received a $12 000 inheritance as a reward for his cheerful disposition His unfailing smile and cheering wovds endeared him to a wealthy California man who nam-d him in his wi'l TT,_ furu°d ove** more than S^lKOO in c*~h and $6,500 in real estate and government bonds to the boy. SCHOOL NOTES School was, dismisspd eariv on Monidav afte-n^oo b°cause of the sudden snow-storm and noor road conditions, which made it hard for the busss to travel. The tobaergan slide on the rin-fh oid" ~f the school building is taking .shape and wi]l probably hp read'" for use next week. Renairs for the mimograoh machine have arrived and the school paoer will be published as soon as possible. The Pine River basket-ball team will play Backus at Backus Fridav nite. -A shipment of new library books arrived, and the YPA group is busy assembling them. RELATIVE OF LOCAL LADY DIES FROM RABBIT FEVER Mrs. W. A .Koester received word this week of the death of her cousin, Mrs. Jack Gillispie, of Illinois. Death was caused by rabbit fever, and was contracted when Mrs. Gillispie was cleaning a rabbit without using gloves This disease is not unknown by anv means but this is the first fatality that we have evpr heard of, caused by cleaning rabbits. NOTICE TO OLD AGE PENSIONERS IN CASS To al1 whos° attention this notice will come who are rceiving Old A ere A ssistanca and who are entitled to a pension' are urgent- ,- "ioniToc+^d to be nr sent at a mass meetir»<r in the school auditorium in Pine Piver on Monday Jan. 11 at ? p. m. Th° Old Age Assistance Taw and the administration of such benefits will be discussed. TWO INFANTS PASS AWAY THIS WEEK Gladvs P arl S°h-on, 2 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schoon of Gail Lake, passed away Saturday, January 2. Funeral services were held at the Northland Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. Pearson of Jenkins officiating. Interment was made in the Pine Ridge cemetery. The 2 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murrel Hanson of Backus, passed away Monday evening. Funeral s-rvices will be held Friday afternoon, at the M. E. Church in Backus, with Rev. Milne of Pine River officiating. DRIVE STARTED AGAINST OBSCENE MAILS IN U. S. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Johnson of Ah Gwah Ching. sp-nt Thursdav with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walton. Bobbv and ElJpn Crosby of Osage, accompanied them. __Try A Want Ad Encouraged by the 15 year fed eral penitentiary sentence meted out to Gayle'R. Cleveland of Pensacola, Florida, alias Miss Gayle Cleveland, on charges of sending obscene matter through the mails , the Postal Inspection service has launched a nation-wide drive on obscene correspondence clubs conducted through the mails, it was announced by the Ppst Office department. Cleveland was the operator of "The Letter Club Different," one of numerous obscene correspondence clubs which have for their purpose the mutual exchange of 'cbscen? literature, photographs and drawings and which have been uncovered by postal inspectors in various sections of the country. The Pensacola 'Letter Cub Diff rent" of Cleveland was conducted in the same manner fls are the other obscene correspondence clubs which are now the subject of a far-flung roundup bv the Postal Inspection service. As operators of the Club. Cleveland would insert advertisements in the cheaper magazines offering for a small fee. •is^nl'v t-n cents, to put interested ner sons in touch with others of either sex who were in terest- 1~>d in the evchange of literature and photographs of an obscene nature. Unon remitting the original fee of ten cents, the persons ans"'oriner the advertisements of "The Letter Club Different" w°re then forwarded an identification and descriptive Mank. which, when properly filled out and returned to "Club" -^ave a minute description as to fhe senders acre, weight, height. features and nhvsical measurements in addition to stating the fvpe and sex of the person with whom thev wished to correspond on obscene, lewd and lascivious subjects. MORE FUNDS NEED ED FOR HIGHWAY! STATES ELSBERI JOHN KATER TO SELL FORDS IN PINE RIVER With upwards of $10,000, in federal aid funds as one the benefits at stake, N.W. Elf- berg, state commissioner of highways, in his biennial letter of legislative recommendations to Governor Elmer A. Benson, today placed the determination of Minnesota's (future highwaip policy directly in the hands of the people of the state and their elected representatives. His report and r commendatip ns were particularly pertinent inasmuch as only last week, thrf U. S. Department of Agriculture allotted to Minnesota $5,537, 023 in fed-ral highway funds for 1937, most of which cannot be 'obtained howievei, unless thf state matches the federal money with state funds that are not now either available or in sight. A similar amount will be at stake in 1938. before another legis ]ature meets. "The publi" and the l°mslat- ure," Commissioner Flsberg's recommendations to Governor Benson stated. "mu«t soon decide between the abandonment of a normal highway improvement program o» the adontion of a schedule of motor vehicle and motor fuel taxes high enough to meet the cost of such a program." The commissioner adhered to his statement made during December that he would make no effort to influence the Legislature as what nolicv it should choose. He did advise, however that legislation b° enacted that would put the Highway department on a oav-as-vfu-oro polic.v so that road dollars will go _>»** roads instead of naving interest on bond indebtedness. A pay-as-you-go' nolicv he stated, can onlv be accomplished bv eliminating- road construction or by increasing current revenues to match fed-ral aid funds, meet state obligations on other federal funds, and provide state funds "for roads on which no federal aid is available. The report points out that tho 1933 legislature added 4.500 miles of countv roads to the state trunk system, increasing its milage 65 percent, and at the same time reduced motor vehicle licenses and left gas^linp taxes unchanged. This provided no means for "financing the imnrov ment and maintenance of the enlarged trunk svst°m." and nonp has vet been provided the report adds, at the same time setting forth that the, 1935 legislature met the critical situation bv authorizing further bond issues tn finance matching of federal aid Commissioner Elsberg cited that bond charges n"w take month an one-fourth of the current income of the Highwav d^oart- me nt everv vear K° advised the Governor that complete- details of the financial problems of the department wi1! be presented to the proner legislative committees, but evPressed it a° his beli°f that the "interests o* the motorists and the public win be best served bv making a substantial increase in current revenues for the trunk highway system." How this can b° a/rnmnHshod is a matter for legislative determination. th° corhmissioner said chiding bv his earlier assertion that the Highway department will make no campaign for revenues. Commissioner Elsberg stresa- «d the imnortance of growing nublic demand for safer roads separated traffic lanes, senamted crossings, widening <>nd straightening of olde- highways and Greater sight distances on curves and hills. Two specific measures were suggested in the interest of safety: first, adequate provision f rr financing and maintenance of the Drivers License Division and enforcement of the law that (continued on page 4) ohn Kater, who operates the or Inn garage has received franchise to sell Fords and Ford products he announced this week. He received two models on./J£uesday. which are now on djsnlav in his garage. He has turned over the Pontiac-Buick sales to Marion Sherwood, who wi'l conduct his business in the building back of the bank. MEETS WITH UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT NEW YEARS Mrs. George Urton had th" misfortune of having a pile of wood fall on her on New Years Dav. While in th° basement gathering wood before building a fire, a stack of wood which had been piled to the ceding fell on hpr. seriously cutting the back of her head and blacking her eve. A physician was called immediat°ly to dress her wounds She is recovering nicely. ENTERTAIN FORTNIGHTLY CLUB ON MONDAY The Fortnightlv Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Al Downing Monday evening A delicious luncheon was served bv the hostess at 7:30, after which bridgo was plaved bv the members. High sere wpnt to Mrs. Clyde Townsend and low to Mrs. L. W. Isens-e. ROADS MUST BE MADE FOOL-PROOF MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS BILL DAY IS BUSY MANUFACTURING SNOW PLOWS Bill Day, the local blacksmith has created quite a reputation as a snow - p'ow builder, and during the past two weeks has been working early and late to complete plows that have been ordered. He uses his own plans and shapes the plows and welds them in his own shop. The plows are made for trucks and do a good job of cleaning off the snow. MUNICIPAL PLANT TOPIC FOR PTA MEET The nation's greatest safety, Campaign cannot achieveultimate, success until license and patrol | measures have culled out habitually dangerous drivers, and un-j til at least c.s much attention is] paid1 to the education' oif motor i vefhicle operators as is now paid to educate firemen of stationary steam boilers. These, in summary, are conclusions of America's highway experts at the 22nd national convention of the American Association of State Highwav Officials, according to Minnesota officials who returned last week from the assembly in San Francisco. Minnesota's Stat« Highwav Department, headed1 bv Commissioner N. W. Elsb-rg, ranks high for the entire nation, as evidenced bv the fact that Minnesota officials held three of the most important places in: the national association. J. T. Ellison, deputy commissioner and chief engineer of the Minnesota department, was chosen a member of the national expeutive committee; W. F. Rosenwald, maintenance engineer, was named chairman of the committee on Traffic Control and Satfety, and O. L. Kipn. construction engineer, heads the committee on Design, for the nation-widie organization. Mr. Rosenwald asserted on his return that the entire trend of th" convention this yea*- was toward greater emnhasis of the drastic need for education of motor vehicle drivers. This, sneakers and' stndv committ-es agreed, is now the most immediate need in the nationwide cam- naign to cut down the appalling death and injury toll of the highways. (continued on page 4) The PTA meeting at the high school auditorium next Monday evening, will be a mass meeting on "Municipal Ownership." Supt. Miller, of the Aitkin Municipal plant will be present with members of the board. The local library of books and pamphlets' pertaining to municipal ownership and and current distribution will be on display and any ques- tions asked will be gladly answered by those present. Special musical entertainment will be furnished by an orchestra from Pequot. Be there! A special invitation is extended to residents: of Pequot, Backus, Jenkins and Hackensack as well as all the local people. IF you are interested in reducing the rates you are paying for your currents—Be There. BENSON ASKS VAST PROG'M IN ADDRESS NOprrwT Aivrn FTTN'T, POME AWARDED CO. CONTRACT The Northland Funeral Home Was awarded the contract for burial of the county poor, at a meeting of the Countv Commissioners Tuesday. This is the third consecutive year they have received the contract. For some reason or other the commissioners rejected all bids for county printing. Gov. Elmer Benson, in his address to the Legislature, proposed a liberal program, asking for a 'new deal' for the state. He recommended a state dispensary liquor system, extention of the mortgage moratorium, elimination of the stat" tax levy on homesteads up to $4,000 assesed valuation and an increase in ore taxes. Gov. Benson took a firm stand in the increase of iron ore taxes, changing th° method of levy and repealing the ex emption of the iron mining comnanies from income taxes. He also urged a revision of the tax system to relieve the uniust tax load which now rests upon the home owner and farmer. Believing that taxation is based on ability to pay, he submitted bills to increase the monies and credits tax and also th" tax on utilitv co. franchises. He also advocate^ an increase in estate, gift and inheritance taxes and taxes of insurance companies. Union rate of pav for all of the state employes and comnulsory workmens compensation for all employees were somQ of theother proposals given in his speech to the Legislature. Municipal ownership has proven a great boon to the farmer and other rural users of current in Minnesota. Seventeen private companies ssrve 8638 customers "barging them 9 4c ner kiWatt. But fifty municinal plants serve 5311 customers at only 3.4c per kilowatt. The Municipal plants charge just a trifle over one- third of what the privately owned comnanies taxed their customers. The users ?e~ved bv the Municinally owned p]ant nay only $40.00 ner year for 940 kilowatts, while the private companies hold-un th°ir customers for $70.00 for 733 kilowatts. Almost twice as much for less current. It certainlv is logical to believe that the large privately owned comnanies who serve many more customers and produce more current, can manufacture their current for less cost per kilowatt than the municinally owned nlants. And vet they charge almost three times as much. The big nrofitsi go into the pockets of a f°w g^d-gor- ged corporations who will hire lawyers, newspapers and politicians to fight municipal owner- shin here in Pinp River. WAIT! WATCH! The 'pight has not begun yet. The B. E. P. P's. will not let go of a spot like this with out a fight. The Aitken Municipal p'aut gave $8,000 to their citv last year, besides furnishing 90 ooo k. w. h. free to the city and building a "white wav" at the cost of $1,700. This was don* all in one year, while the B. E. P. P's. took $5,000 more than thev should have out of the pockets of Pine River peonle. while we stumbled around in the glimmer of our 100 watt street lamps—> when thev work—so someone down east could line their pockets. A Diesel nlant can hoi jnstai-. ed here with two engines, one of 150 horsepower and one of 180 horsepower. These will pav for themselves over a P"riod of ten years while we enjov rates that will be much lower than those we now pay. If we work together and plan wisely we can change the whole 'future of Pine River and keep here for culture, convenience and permanent imnrovements, manv thousands of dollars that would otherwise be sent east by the local company. Evervone is urged to attend the PTA meeting next Monday evening, when these matters will be discussed. The m*n who operate the Aitkin Municinal plant will be there to exo'ain how well their plant is conducted. FRACTURES RIGHT ARM IN FALL ON SIDEWALK MRS. WYMORE CALLED BY DEATH SCHOOT FwrWTVFQ NEW RADIO IN SUB. DRIVE The school received a new "Philco radio as a reward for their efforts in securing snhscrip tions for the Curtis Publishing Co. Christmas was an unfortunate day for W. J. Webb, who fell oni the icy walk Christmas Day and fractured his right arm just below the shoulder. He is feeling fine at the present but is unable to use the injured member. HONOR ROLL The following new and renewal subscriptions to the Journal have been received the past week: Look at the date on your paper, if you are in arrears, stop in and see us. Frances Siefert, Pine River Frank Anderson, Iowa. Forrest Gilmore. Mildred Geo. Bealer, Mich. Phil B paler. Pine River Mrs. Jack Dooner, Minneapolis Mrs. Ford Rowell, St Paul Mrs. Maggie; E. Wymore of Pine River, passed away at her home Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m. Death was due to complications following cancer. Funeral services will be held Saturday, at the M. E. Church at 2 p. m, with Rev. MacKinney and Rev. Milne officiating. The Ramseys will sing at the funeral. Full obituary will be printed next week. John Rohr and Harold Jones j Mrs. Gardner-Johns on is seri- made a business trip t oBrainerd' ously ill with an attack of neuri- Tuesday. tis. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Henderson returned Saturday, from Webster, S. Dak., where thev spent the holidays with relatives.
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1. 2 swaps are not necessary. 1 swap is all you need (if it's large enough - raw ram x 2). Whichever swap is closer to the "0" point in gparted keep that one. Open a terminal and # sudo bilkid /dev/sda2 (or relevant number) will give you the UUID of the swap you want to keep. Open the /etc/fstab of both systems and see which one has the incorrect (second) UUID. Replace with correct UUID & save. #swapoff then #swapon -a. You can now delete swap2 from gparted.
2. What do you mean by "boot partition"? Do you mean separate partition for /boot where grub files reside? If so, it is a good idea to put it on a separate partition. You can place this at the very end of the disk and 300-400 MB's are enough size. Create the partition, mount it (like /mnt) and copy all what's under both /boots to the new partition. Then rename /boot for active system create a new /boot, unmount /mnt and re-mount to /boot. Now run # sudo grub-install /dev/sda (assuming disk in question is sda). Delete the other systems /boot contents and edit both /etc/fstabs to auto-mount /boot partition by UUID. For good measure, copy original /boot/grub/grub.cfg somewhere (like desktop) before you do all this. Compare the old cfg with the new one. If a new one was not created, run # grub-mkconfig
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Well, it's seems like my suscribing has been messy, because I missed a few posts.
Sure, the more compatible, the best it is !And if something can make it an .exe, then ease, and true linux to windows portability has been achieved. Two fer one. I like it. What are your thoughts on the mattter? comaX, your thoughts?
Your eleven points are all relevant and good ones, and I can't think of something else to add. It seems to me you thought it through. If I get it right, it will protect the computer it runs on by replacing the arp cache by the safe profile in case of a problem, and will warn if something strange is on the network, as for example an attacker sending arp replies to broadcast ("gratuitous arp reply", to quote wireshark, if I'm not mistaken).
I see one problem with that : dynamic IPs. So what I think should be done is capture the state of the arp cache when one just connected, and keep the profile for the session only ; that is unless the user says "static IPs here, keep the profile for next use".What I'm proposing is a database of sorts to store profiles of clean ip:arps for multiple networks
Could you develop on that ? I might see a glitch, but I'd need to know more !allow gateway address checking through the browser


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