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NILU is an independent research institute founded in 1969. NILU`s environmental building on Kjeller, the outskirt of Lillestrøm and Oslo, became the permanent headquarter in 1994. The institute conducts environmental research with emphasis on the sources of airborne pollution, atmospheric transport, transformation and deposition and is also involved in the assessment of the effects of pollution on ecosystems, human health and materials. A main priority for NILU is to provide scientific facts on the quantitative relationships between these factors, and at the same time make the results available in user friendly manners for decision-makers. NILU has specialised in delivering systems for air quality surveillance and monitoring, as well as applicable management tools. Environmental impact assessment has been performed for industries, traffic authorities and urban areas world wide.
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NILU is an independent, nonprofit institution esta...
NILU is an independent, nonprofit institution established in 1969.
Through its research NILU increases the understanding of processes and effects of climate change, of the composition of the atmosphere, of air quality and of hazardous substances.
Based on its research, NILU markets integrated services and products within the analytical, monitoring and consulting sectors. NILU is concerned with increasing public awareness about climate change and environmental pollution.
NILU's 182 researchers, technicians and other experts are primarily commissioned by the Research Council of Norway and by Norwegian and international industry and government agencies. The institute takes an active part in the EU's research programs.
NILU holds a strong position both on the national and international level within its core fields. NILU's laboratories are among the most advanced in Europe. Also, the institute's observatories in the Arctic, in Antarctica and in Norway provide important information on global changes of the atmosphere and on long range transport of environmental pollutants.
NILUs main office is located at Kjeller outside Oslo. The institute also has offices and staff at the FRAM – High North Research Centre for Climate and the Environment in Tromsoe and is represented at CIENS in Oslo. Internationally, NILU is established in Poland, The United Arab Emirates and in South Africa.
NILU topics
- Atmospheric composition GHG and climate-forcing agents
- Ozone-layer depletion and UV radiation
- Long-range transport of air pollution
- Urban and industrial pollution
- Aerosol and particulate matter
- Chemicals and their environmental effects
- Health-effect studies
- Ecology and economics
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NILU monitors climate change, global air quality and air pollution transport pathways via observatories in Norway (Birkenes and ALOMAR – Andøya), in the Arctic (Svalbard, Zeppelin) and in Antarctica (Troll). NILU's observatories supply researchers all over the world with important data on a wide spectrum of pollutants, climate gases and climate forcing agents. Services
NILU offers a wide range of services and products to customers both on a national and international level, including air quality monitoring and chemical analysis services:
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Methodologies and Formative Work for Combination Prevention Approaches
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Cynthia Grossman, Ph.D.
HIV Treatment and Translation Science Branch, Secondary Prevention Program
Division of AIDS Research (DAR)
Susannah Allison, Ph.D.
HIV Prevention Science Branch, Prevention Program
Division of AIDS Research (DAR)
This initiative aims to encourage formative work and methodological innovations to address the complexities of combined HIV prevention intervention approaches.
Recent advances in biomedical interventions with critical behavioral aspects (e.g., PrEP, Treatment as Prevention) have changed how HIV prevention and treatment are conceptualized. Significant local, city, state, and federally funded efforts are shifting towards community-level interventions to reduce HIV incidence. HIV experts agree that reducing HIV incidence will only be achieved through implementation of combinations of interventions that include biomedical and behavioral interventions, as well as components that address social, economic, and other structural factors that influence HIV prevention and transmission.
Matching the pace of research on these social/economic/structural factors with the pace of community-level combination intervention efforts is of critical importance. Moreover, combined prevention intervention approaches rely on synergies of multiple elements that can be challenging to design, implement, and evaluate. To date, there have been few experimental trials of multi-level and combined prevention interventions. This initiative aims to support research to advance science that is needed for optimal HIV combination prevention intervention approaches including, but not limited to:
Indicator development research
- Developing reliable indicators for prevention/behavioral intervention exposure;
- Developing methods to capture behavioral, social, and structural data related to processes and implementation of community level interventions; and,
- Advancing approaches to harmonize data measurement, reporting, and systems.
Enhanced understanding and use of existing datasets
- Developing methods to improve the utility and integration of surveillance data with other datasets;
- Developing methods to improve the use of clinic-level or other aggregate levels of data; and,
- Conducting studies of the laws and practices related to reporting that differ across jurisdictions.
Advances in intervention development, implementation, and testing
- Making methodological improvements in selection and evaluation of comparison "groups" in such trials;
- Testing the utility of mathematical modeling in pre-trial planning, costing, and estimation for the best package selection for particular communities;
- Expanding cost-effectiveness research: e.g., costing "collateral benefits" of programs besides HIV-specific benefits; and,
- Identifying and testing best methods to handle loss to follow-up and missing data in community-level interventions.

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NEA 1994 Visual Arts Organizations Grants
The Visual Arts Program of the National Endowment for the Arts recently announced grant recipients in its organizations and periodicals category for fiscal year 1994. This year is the second in which the periodicals were announced in the same category with visual arts organizations, and reviewed by the same 12-person peer panel. What follows in this issue is the first half of this list. The second half of the list will appear in the October 1994 issue.
Organizations may apply in this category if they have been created for artists and assure them an integral role in organizational policy development and programming, promote interaction and dialogue between artists and the public, and encourage and support contemporary art of high aesthetic quality.
The 1994 panel awarded grants totalling $1.9 million to 119 organizations and periodicals. Last year's VAO panel awarded $2 million to 143 organizations and periodicals. The following panel reviewed this year's applications:
Tom Borrup (arts administrator and consultant, Minneapolis, MN); Robert Buitron (visual artist and freelance curator, Chicago, IL); Caroline Huber (arts administrator and curator, Houston, TX); Milena Kalinovska (museum director and curator, Boston, MA); Elaine King (museum director, curator, and art historian, Cinncinnati, OH); Arturo Lindsay (visual artist, educator and scholar, Atlanta, GA); Judy Moran (visual artist, arts administrator, and consultant, San Francisco, CA); Patsy Ong (Chinese interpreter and translator, New York, NY); Lari Pittman (visual artist, Los Angeles, CA); Ree Schonlau (arts administrator and curator, Omaha, NE); Pablo Schugurensky (visual artist and arts administrator, Olympia, WA); Reagan Upshaw (art critic, editor, and arts administrator, New York, NY).
In the following list the figure at the top right of each entry is the grant amount. At the end of each entry the abbreviation PYS indicates prior year support. The five amounts correspond to grants received from 1989 to 1993, respectively.
18th Street Arts Complex, Santa Monica, CA $12,500 To support publication of the quarterly journal, High Performance. The magazine provides a critical and theoretical forum for new and experimental visual and performance art. PYS: none; none; none; none: $12,500.
1078 Gailery, Chico, CA $5000 To support solo and group exhibitions and related published materials that increase opportunities for access to contemporary visual art in this rural community. PYS: none; $5000, $5000, $5000; $6500.
Alternative Museum, New York, NY $20,000 To support thematic exhibitions and installations by emerging, underrecognized, and mid-career visual artists from diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds. Catalogs will accompany major exhibitions. PYS: $30,000; $32,500: $32,500; $27,500; $20,000.
American Indian Contemporary Arts, San Francisco, CA $8000 To support solo and group exhibitions of contemporary Native American visual artists from throughout the United States. Artists' presentations and lectures will accompany the exhibitions. PYS: none; $5000; none; $5000; $7500.
Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena, CA $10,000 To support the presentation of a series of exhibitions and installations featuring the work of established and emerging visual artists. Extensive educational activities are developed in connection with the exhibitions. PYS: none; none; $7500; $15,000; $5000.
Art Awareness, Lexington, NY $6000 To support the development and presentation of new works in solo and thematic group exhibitions and installations. Programs include month-long residencies for the creation of experimental visual and performance art and two-week printmaking residencies. PYS: $5000; none; $7500; $5000; $6000.
Art in General, New York, NY $18,000 To support solo and group exhibitions, installations, performances, and educational programming by a culturally diverse group of emerging and underrecognized visual artists. …


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"Shoo! Shoo!"
Seriously, I give up. I've tried to read all the articles about the Fernando/Barcelona thing and I really don't get what the issue is.
Fernando popped off earlier this month saying that he wasn't going to play Barcelona because he didn't see his name on the entry list and thus didn't feel welcome there. Or something:
"The reason I'm not going Barcelona—ask the tournament officials who decide who they want to play. Nadal is coming back and there's a person whom I'm not going to say who it is, but who has had no interest in me playing. I hate going places, especially in Spain, where they are not interested who plays. In Estoril, they are."
"I am not vindictive or anything, but sad and disappointed with certain people who are responsible and Albert [Costa] because he has given priority to foreign players like Tsonga, Soderling instead of Spanish [players] and I think that is a mistake."
Ok. Yeah, that does sound kind of weird. I mean he's the defending champion and seemed to go out of his way to play the tournament last year after Rafa was forced to withdraw. Quite the favor to the tournament considering he had made the finals of Monte Carlo the previous week. How did the tournament thank him? By poisoning everyone else so that he could win the tournament. Just kidding. Pics or it didn't happen, I know.
So yeah, I was all "Man, that really sucks, Fernando." But then the tournament issued this statement:
The Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell organization explains that the name Fernando Verdasco does not appear on the players list of the tournament. The list was published a couple of weeks ago due to ATP regulations and defending champion Verdasco did not sign in. He still has the chance to participate in Barcelona if he accepts a wild card.
The tournament organization will reserve one invitation for the Spaniard and hope that he will defend his title in the Catalan capital. "We would be grateful if Fernando Verdasco came to play in Barcelona", explained Real Club Tenis Barcelona president Albert Agustí, who has been surprised about the recent statement of the World No. 8.
Wait. You missed the deadline? Like...you didn't tell them you were planning to play? How is that their fault? But they're still offering you a wildcard? So...what's the beef?
I presume there's something going on behind the scenes that peeving Fer, right? I mean, he can't just be pissed about this stuff. Or can he?
Anyone have any insight?
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Great! But not the best of the series!Enjoyed this book, it was great to join Task Force Hawaii once again for another drama filled investigation, but for me was not my favourite of the series. We have obviously met Cat and Drew before and there have been lots and lots of sparks, these sparks explode into a full fireworks display......eventually! It is lovely to catch up with the rest of the team, their interactions, interfering ways and 'secret' bets only add to the entertainment. But for me this book was not quite as good as the first three in the series, not sure why, nothing I could pinpoint, it is well written as always, I just didn't enjoy it as much as the three before it. Still a great series that I would recommend without hesitation.by Marie P. on March 05, 2017
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The Stewart Golden Triangle in northern British Columbia is becoming a truly world-class mining camp.
Millrock currently has 4 active projects in the area including Oweegee Dome, Todd Creek, Poly, and Willoughby.
Millrock has chosen this district as a focus area for the following reasons:
1. Prospective Geology:
- the Jurassic Hazelton stratigraphy has an extraordinary metal endowment;
- long-lived mineralizing system that developed a diversity of metallic mineral deposit types;
- epithermal gold veins, porphyries, volcanogenic massive sulfide, mesothermal veins;
- deposits are known to have exceptional grade;
- examples include Pretivm's Brucejack deposit (epithermal vein deposit), Seabridge's KSM deposit (gold-copper porphyry), Barrick Gold Corporation's Eskay Creek (precious metals enriched volcanogenic massive sulfide), Granduc (Besshi – type volcanogenic), and Ascot's Premier – Silbbak deposit (mesothermal vein);
- recent advances in understanding of deposit emplacement parameters; and
- rapidly receding glaciers exposing previously unseen mineralization and alteration zones.
2. Great Infrastructure:
- Anchored by the town of Stewart, a year-round, ice-free port on the Pacific Ocean;
- Recent construction of the Northwest Transmission Line;
- New run-of-river hydroelectric projects;
- New powerlines to the Red Chris gold-copper porphyry and the Brucejack gold deposit; and
- New roads to resources including Brucejack, Red Chris, extension of Eskay Mine road to the KSM deposit and, Snip and Johnny Mountain areas.
3. Mining Welcome:
- Support and participation and partnerships for mining projects from First Nations;
- Support and endorsement from local, provincial and federal governments; and
- BC mineral exploration tax incentive provides a rebate of 20% on qualifying exploration expenditures.


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HomeKit, Apple's hub for home automation, is starting to find its way into actual products. With an expectation that a new Home app will be part of iOS 9 when it's announced next week at WWDC, Elgato has announced its Eve platform of home automation and monitoring products.
The new range includes:
Eve Room senses indoor air quality, temperature and humidity. Learn how to feel better in your home, powered by a sophisticated sensor analysing volatile organic compounds (VOC).
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The Best Student Paper award is selected from submissions to the annual Association of Internet Researchers conference. All accepted paper submissions authored entirely by students will be considered for the award. The submissions will be reviewed by a committee composed of members of AoIR.
Winners include:
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- AoIR 2016: Paula Kiel (London School of Economics & Political Science) "The Emerging Practices of the Collective Afterlife: Multimodal Analysis of Websites for Post-mortem Digital Interaction"
- AoIR 2015: Lillian Boxman-Shabtai (Northwestern) – "User-Generated Parody as Negotiation over Meaning: A Typology of Frame Alignment in Musical Renditions"
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Auto gives a thrilling and fascinating insight into the gadget driven, networking world that we are building, where humans no longer communicate with each other, but to each other through their automated devices. This is a world where all our movements, purchases, and our most intimate secrets are stored online, to be shared with our friend Circles by automated software, so that there is a total removal of privacy. But someone is out to corrupt and destroy this autoed world.
There are various strands to the story which are excitingly and satisfyingly tied together by the end, and what an intriguing ending. I'm looking forward to the next instalment, especially to read more of Detective Sergeant Yvonne Young—ooh she makes my spine creep.
Loved the book, but I won't be investing in an Auto. Frightening, intrusive bits of technology.
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Jamaica has been heralded as one of the most homophobic places in the world, where being gay or lesbian is criminalized under "abominable crime" legislation with a punishment of up to 10 years of hard labor.
Within increasing visibility, small groups of vigilantes are attempting to fight back against the institutionalized laws and violence targeting LGBT Jamaicans, at the risk of extreme personal peril. Maurice Tomlinson, leading Jamaican LGBT rights activist and lawyer, led a protest last week at Devon House Jamaica, attempting to bring international visibility to the plights of gay and lesbian Jamaicans. Photos of the protest can be viewed in a slideshow below.
Additionally, "The Abominable Crime," a film documenting the struggles of LGBT Jamaicans, will air this week in Washington D.C. (the trailer can be viewed above). The film is the "story about a mother's love for her child and an activist's troubled love for his country. It also gives voice to gay Jamaicans who, in the face of endemic anti-gay violence, are forced to flee their homeland."
Over the past summer alone, typically underreported violence against LGBT people has made national headlines, due largely to the efforts of Jamaica LGBT News, an online project sponsored by the National Anti-Discrimination Alliance. In late July, Dwayne Jones, a gender-bending teen, was allegedly chopped and stabbed to death by a mob at a party after the attendees discovered that Jones was biologically male. Shortly after, five allegedly gay men were trapped and barricaded in a house by a mob in their village, while two men perceived to be gay were reportedly attacked and forced to take refuge in a police station. Even more recently, an openly gay man was allegedly stabbed to death and his house burned while his body was still inside.
To learn more about the culture of homophobia and violence plaguing LGBT individuals in Jamaica, check out "The Abominable Crime," screening from Sept. 19-24 in Washington, DC.
For continuing coverage of LGBT issues and events unfolding in Jamaica, follow Jamaica LGBT News on Facebook.
Also, be sure check out the pictures from the "LGBT Jamaicans Stand Against Violence" in the slideshow below.


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I wish that I could challenge myself to add more colors to my life and stop being so practical with my shopping.
It´s just that I keep changing things around me as I get easily tired of my stuff so my bank account screams if I´m to daring. Frustrating!
At least I can watch beautiful pictures of homes like this to fulfill the rainbow in my head.