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The FBI has opened a public corruption investigation into the case of money missing from the New Orleans Police Department's evidence room, according to sources with knowledge of the probe.
The investigation centers on the disappearance in recent years of more than $200,000 in cash from the NOPD's property and evidence room. The NOPD had previously opened internal investigations into the matter, but those probes never resulted in any charges or sanctions.
Special Agent Sheila Thorne, spokeswoman for the FBI's New Orleans office, declined to comment on the matter.
The bureau last year confirmed that it had nine open civil-rights probes into alleged abuses by NOPD officers. One of those, the investigation into the shooting death and incineration of Henry Glover in the days after Hurricane Katrina, recently concluded with a trial, at which three current or former officers were convicted and two were acquitted.
Through a spokesperson, NOPD Superintendent Ronal Serpas issued a statement Friday acknowledging the probe.
"Early in my tenure, I met with federal officials and we agreed to work this investigation jointly, therefore I cannot make a comment," Serpas said.
It is unclear how NOPD investigators are involved in the federal probe. It is also remains unclear why the initial internal NOPD investigations was closed, as well as what findings resulted from those inquiries.
In the years following Katrina, the NOPD kept about $2 million in steel trailers outside an old brake-tag station in Mid-City.
Ranking NOPD officials first learned that more than $19,000 was missing in December 2007. An audit done months later determined that $117,000 could not be accounted for. In April 2008, a contractor pinpointed deficiencies in the NOPD's handling of evidence. Months later, an additional $104,000 was reported missing.
In November 2008, then-Superintendent Warren Riley pledged a full investigation into the matter and publicly criticized the leadership of former Capt. Danny Lawless, who ran the evidence room.
Lawless fired back, releasing memos showing he repeatedly warned Riley and other top officials about the state of the facility, the lack of security and staffing shortages. In one such "staff report," Lawless warned: "Not only is this dangerous, but we surely will look foolish if anything happens to this money."
The NOPD's probe was initially handled by the Public Integrity Bureau, the internal affairs unit that investigates the agency's own officers. That probe eventually petered out and then-Superintendent Warren Riley put the investigation early last year into the hands of two detectives from the NOPD's homicide unit. The move appears to run counter to the NOPD's guidelines for internal investigations.
At the time, top officials said the Public Integrity probe had concluded and that the two homicide detectives would also look at possible wrongdoing.
The evidence room moved in 2008 from the trailers on Jefferson Davis Parkway to a new facility on Magnolia Street.
The NOPD was lambasted in a July 2009 report by the state's legislative auditor, who noted that police officials did not know how much money was being stored in the evidence room and that they did not deposit funds into a secure bank account.
The police department said at the time that a majority of the problems cited in the audit had since been remedied in the move to the more secure Magnolia Street facility.
An NOPD spokeswoman did not respond Friday to questions about improvements to the NOPD's evidence room.
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Oceaneering to acquire DMT Sapphire
Oceaneering International, Inc. (NYSE:OII) announced it was the high bidder to acquire the DMT Sapphire from an affiliate of Deep Marine Technology, Inc. (DMT), under a bankruptcy-sponsored auction proceeding. The bid was $16.5 million.
Deep Marine Holdings, Inc. and five affiliates filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas on December 4, 2009.
The Class 2 dynamically positioned vessel DMT Sapphire (formerly the Kelly Ann Candies) was acquired by Deep Marine in 2007. The U.S. flagged and built subsea support vessel was commissioned in 2002, is 237 feet long, and will be delivered to Oceaneering at a Louisiana shipyard, subject to approval of the sale at a court hearing scheduled for June 2, 2010.
Oceaneering intends to make an additional investment to upgrade the DMT Sapphire. The vessel will have an Oceaneering saturation (SAT) diving system permanently installed onboard and be outfitted with a new crane and telecommunications, video, and survey equipment. It will be renamed at a later date.
T. Jay Collins, President and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "Our Subsea Projects business has performed admirably for the past five years and created an excellent reputation for SAT diving service work in the Gulf of Mexico. This pending acquisition is consistent with our intent to augment our vessel fleet by purchasing quality assets at attractive prices.
"Assuming the court approves our bid, the addition of the DMT Sapphire should be accretive to our earnings in 2011."

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For Lily Buffer, life is about reaching personal goals without ever leaving the comfort of her family, church, or hometown. However, a series of horrific events have been put in motion that threaten Lily's life and everything in it. Lily is torn from her comfortable routine and thrown into a mysterious plot. When tragedy strikes, Lily's sister Sammi is tasked with solving the mystery: what happened to Lily?Additional InformationPlumridge Susan - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 03/02/2016 Weight: 0.95 lbs isbn13: 9781486611645 isbn: 1486611648 sku: 196048
Set in the fictional Ojibway community of Rabbit Lake, Deep Waters will transport you into Canada's far north for a compelling story of enduring love and sustaining faithAdditional InformationMeyer M.D. - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Fiction-ALL Christian Date published: 01/01/2008 Weight: 1.05 lbs isbn13: 9780978212759 isbn: 0978212754 sku: 196224
The Man Talk is what it sounds like - a discussion about what it's like to be a Man today.It's a real talk, a meat and potatoes approach to issues pressing us from all sides: Being the best Father I can be. What it's like to be a Husband and a Servant. Christian men and sex. How to lead my family spiritually. Christian dating ^aEUR" A how to.Additional InformationUllman Brett - DVD Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 11/01/2011 Weight: 0.10 lbs isbn13: 9781770693586 isbn: 1770693580 sku: 196229
In this book filled with passion, conviction and powerful testimonies, Pastor Claude Houde addresses many vital questions facing 21st century believers. ^aEURc How can the modern-day church recapture its significance, beauty and true spiritual impact? How can Christians rise up to today's challenges? Does the Bible have anything pertinent to say about family break-ups, suicide, addiction, burnout, depression and other modern day issues?^aEURc How can a believer find, keep and renew the supernatural power of God for everyday life?Additional InformationHoude Claude - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 11/05/2009 Weight: 0.45 lbs isbn13: 9782980888328 isbn: 298088832X sku: 196226
Life had been going swimmingly until biologist Dr. Robert Fielding was bewildered by a squall that still threatens to shipwreck him. Tormented by the losses in his life, he finds a dozen reasons why he doesn't need the friendship of his new neighbour, Anna Fawcett. After all, the senior and her disabled son aren't exactly in his league.But how is he supposed to turn down fresh cinnamon buns? And Robert hasn't bargained on his neighbour's innocent, probing questions. They erode his faith in naturalism and collide with his assumptions about life, love, and truth. Have his foundational beliefs been the cause of his personal losses? As he searches for answers, Anna's example of loving integrity keeps him coming back. Or maybe it's her homemade pies. Yet to risk re-thinking his core convictions for a chance at personal peace would expose his soul and tear open an old wound.Others in the neighbourhood, too, are under Anna's thrall - a teacher facing a crisis pregnancy, a crusty cat-lady, a cancer-ridden conspiracy theorist, a Cambodian immigrant family. Each is touched by the power of her obscure and ordinary life.About the Author:In a fit of optimism at age eleven, Eleanor Bertin began her first novel by numbering a stack of 100 pages. Only two of them were ever filled with words. Lifelines, her first completed novel, was shortlisted in the 2015 Word Alive Press Free Publishing Contest.Eleanor holds a college diploma in Communications and worked in agricultural journalism until the birth of her first child. The family eventually grew to include one daughter and six sons (the youngest with Down syndrome) whom she home-educated for twenty-five years.Eleanor and her husband live amidst the ongoing renovation of a century home in central Alberta where she blogs about sometimes-elusive contentment at jewelofcontentment.wordpress.com.Additional InformationBertin Eleanor - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 03/03/2016 Weight: 0.95 lbs isbn13: 9781486611447 isbn: 1486611443 sku: 196047
This weekly devotional, for women only, enables you to really see God in a new and fresh way. Using real life anecdotes, combined with scripture, author Terri Gillespie reveals God's heart for women everywhere, as she softly speaks of the ways in which women see God.Additional InformationGillespie Terri - Hardcover Publisher: Messianic Jewish Publishers Subject: Devotionals Date published: 06/15/2008 Weight: 1.00 lbs Model: LB68 isbn13: 9781880226513 isbn: 1880226510 sku: 716513
Do you know someone who struggles with the demons of drug or alcohol addiction? Have you ever met a person who has contemplated, attempted, or succeeded at suicide? If your response is yes, then "A Path to Freedom" may provide answers where previously there were none. This book is comprised of faith driven examples in how God's light can overcome any form of darkness in a person's life, and how good shall prevail above evil."A Path to Freedom" contains true accounts of the struggles, hardships, and dark secrets that many people carry around every day. Life can be difficult and unforeseen events can devastate a decent person, as it surely did for Victor Leonard. Fortunately, he was granted the Lord's grace so that others may be blessed with a magnificent calm in the mighty turmoil of life.May the love of Christ enrich your life and set you on a new path; one that makes you smile and say, "I am going to be alright today."Additional InformationLeonard Victor A - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 02/29/2016 Weight: 0.80 lbs isbn13: 9781486612574 isbn: 1486612571 sku: 196050
Plan to Protect ™ is not about what we need to do to run programs and activities, and it is not about placing a hardship on your staff and volunteers. Abuse prevention and protection of children and young people is not something we have to do, but something we have the privilege of doing. It is a privilege to create a safe environment in order to have our communities trust us with their family members. As you implement Plan to Protect ™ your efforts are a ministry in itself to:protect childrenprotect young peopledemonstrate your care for your staff and volunteersdemonstrate care to parents and family membersempower and nurture the healing of victim-survivorsdemonstrate grace, restoration and welcome to the offender that comes into your churchdemonstrate accountability and integrity andbring Glory to God.Additional InformationBissell/Wiebe/Cate - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 07/11/2016 Weight: 1.65 lbs isbn13: 9781486613717 isbn: 1486613713 sku: 196053
Have you ever wondered how a person could just snap, taking their own life in the blink of an eye? Or considered the men and women who throw everything away in their lives that's good, choosing rather to follow their addictions into anarchy and misery? What is the value of a life in today's world?The answers to these questions cannot be found in any office, nor are they provided through experience or old age. They cannot be bought for any price, and you certainly can't learn about them in a classroom. The only place you will find this truth is from a time and place which exists outside of our three-dimensional world.Understanding something that's not fully explainable, and then believing in it, can be very difficult, but these walls of doubt are torn down in "The Sacred Secret." The Holy Spirit and a much better life are waiting for you. I truly hope you seek this freedom.Additional InformationLeonard Victor A - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 04/07/2016 Weight: 0.50 lbs isbn13: 9781486612611 isbn: 148661261X sku: 196051
Discovering Your True Identity and Destiny in ChristFull of illustrations and true life stories, the Power of Blessing is revealed in a practical and easy to understand manner. The main focus is upon the 'Family Blessings' that impart your God intended identity and destiny. Sample blessings are included in each chapter.Additional InformationBone T/M - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 10/04/2008 Weight: 0.55 lbs isbn13: 9780921702948 isbn: 0921702949 sku: 196236
With the death of Emperor Decius, peace returns to the Roman Empire and the Christians. But the reprieve is short lived. Dissension between Rome's generals sparks a series of civil wars that plunge the empire back into chaos. Barbarians are massing on the northern frontiers, and in the East, the powerful and brilliant Shapur, ruler of the Persians, is plotting to annex Rome's eastern provinces from his weakened neighbour. Never before has the empire been in such imminent danger of annihilation. Out of this maelstrom comes a new emperor with a new vision, a self proclaimed saviour, who promises to return the empire to its glory days and destroy the empire's enemies. All her enemies. Now Valens and Damarra must again fight for their survival. But not alone. A mysterious German warrior appears with a special message and a quest, which may help save their lives and re-breathe life into a Church torn apart by guilt. Follow Valens and Damarra on an epic journey into their darkest fears and nightmares, as they face the ultimate evil and make the ultimate choice: to deny the Christos and live out their lives together; or to proclaim the very words that demand a death sentence in their world: "Christianus sum . . . I am a Christian."Additional InformationPollett Shawn - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Fiction-Historical Date published: 04/13/2010 Weight: 0.85 lbs isbn13: 9781926676692 isbn: 1926676696 sku: 196211
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Kim left for a vacation in Paris with the singular hope that she would not pass out on the banks of the Seine from a migraine headache. This fear emphasized the fact that even during the best times of life-like a trip to Paris-we need God by our side.In this series of devotions, the reader travels through Paris with the author on her vacation and her journey of faith. Six days are spent exploring some of the city's lesser known sites in anticipation of meeting up with her daughter for another three days of sightseeing. Together reader and author become familiar with the fascinating history and culture of the city of Paris.Additional InformationClarke Kim Louis - Paperback Publisher: Word Alive Press Subject: Christian Living Date published: 01/01/2016 Weight: 0.50 lbs isbn13: 9781486611287 isbn: 1486611281 sku: 196045
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The Center for Global Connections is the hub for academic and service-learning global experiences at Regis, providing students the opportunity to explore the world. We serve as a resource for the community in a variety of global initiatives, including:
- Helping students in identifying high-quality study abroad experiences around the globe
- Bringing international students and faculty to campus
- Supporting faculty development in international research and conferences
- Providing lifelong learning programming for alumni
Our mission is to help faculty, staff, and students develop international competence and understanding by integrating international and intercultural perspectives into teaching, learning, research, and service functions.
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Of course you know I had to pop some butterflies on for an extra flight. Have a great week and check back in as I'll be posting a lot of KaiserCraft goodies this week.
Monday, May 7, 2012
Kicking it off with Prickley Pear
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Beautiful. Gorgeous papers, and what a lovely design. Love what you did with the stamps with the cut out butterflies and all!
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Microsoft Claims Xbox One is the Best-Selling Console in America
A new Xbox One advert has appeared on YouTube and it makes some interesting statements. Titled "Xbox One: The Best-Selling Console in America," the video actually focuses on the recently released Xbox One S, which has found success in the US over the past three months, beating PlayStation 4.
However, the title and the fine print tucked away isn't the only interesting thing about the advert. Apparently, Xbox One is the "only" console on which you can play nearly 1,000 games and it has "over 100 exclusives." Perhaps, folks over at Microsoft USA were counting the backward compatible titles but the UK version of the ad (same video) has different wording. It makes no mention of Xbox being the "only console" with nearly 1,000 games and it actually refers to the exclusives as "console and PC exclusives."
Harmless marketing messages or misleading advertisement by the US team? You decide.
Sony is gearing up for the PlayStation 4 Pro's launch this November. It remains to be seen if the Xbox One S can keep the momentum going or not.


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Before co-founding Bowery, Noah worked for Butler Burgher Group, valuing over $2.5 Billion worth of commercial real estate in New York. In 2010 he started his career in Baseball Operations, running numbers for the Toronto Blue Jays. The following year he became the youngest plenary speaker in the 29 year history of the International Conference of the System Dynamics Society. Noah graduated from McGill University with a major in Statistics and a double minor in Operations Management and Labor-Management Relations.
After graduating Magna Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania, John joined Leitner Group, the largest independent appraisal firm in New York City. In his 4+ years at Leitner Group, now BBG, he valued over $3 billion of commercial property across all asset types. Frustrated with the antiquated process of appraising, but excited by the possibilities that property valuation can offer, John left to start Bowery with Noah and Cesar in June of 2015.
James has worked in the real estate industry for a total of 15 years, including 8 years of commercial real estate appraisal experience. Most recently he served as a Vice President at CBRE in their Valuation & Advisory Services group. James has appraised a wide variety of property types including multifamily, office, industrial, self-storage facilities, retail centers, mixed-use properties, development sites and real estate portfolios. He is a specialist in the valuation of affordable housing, including LIHTC and Section 8 properties. James is a designated member of the Appraisal Institute and his clients include commercial banks, pension funds, private equity, government institutions, attorneys and developers.
Cesar leads our team of six developers working on Bowery's appraisal platform. Cesar came to Bowery after two years as co-founder of Unicorn, a full-service development and design firm. There, he worked on web and mobile projects for companies ranging from pre-revenue startups to global Fortune 100 companies. Before that, he co-founded two startups: TonightLife and the Ascot Project. He has also written tutorials on iOS and JavaScript development. He received his bachelor's from Princeton University.
Justin graduated from Princeton University in 2011 with a BA in Chemistry. A self-described jack-of-all-trades, he spent years working on nightlife tech, co-founding TonightLife with Cesar Devers. After leaving the nightlife and events space, he joined up with one of his former investors to become a founding employee at Eleven James, a luxury watch membership program, where he served as Director of Product for nearly four years. Looking for the next big thing, he left Eleven James in late 2016 and quickly joined up with team Bowery where he uses his combination of technical expertise and management experience to guide the team in delivering the best product possible.


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text: DigitalABC News SVP Slams Times' Stanley: A 'Gratuitous and Unfounded Swipe'By Dylan|March 8, 2007ShareBy Dylan|March 8, 2007ShareAlessandra Stanley sneaks in a few zingers on Charles Gibson at the end her Times piece today on Brian Williams' Iraq tour:Mr. Gibson hasn't exactly overexerted himself in his new job. He covered the State of the Union address from his desk in New York, and also stayed put when tornadoes devastated Florida in early February. This week, while Mr. Williams is in Iraq, Mr. Gibson is on vacation. … It doesn't seem to matter. Viewers apparently trust his seniority, rumpled air of competence and low-key style; they are content to have him read the news, not live it.Which prompted Jeffrey W. Schneider, SVP, ABC News, to drop FishbowlNY this note:There are glaring errors in Alessandra Stanley's column today. For the record, Charlie Gibson was in Washington, DC for the State of the Union (not at his desk in New York as Stanley wrote). He anchored both "World News" and ABC's primetime coverage of the President's speech from Capitol Hill. Following the speech, he interviewed Senators Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John McCain. Stanley also falsely asserts that since Gibson took over as anchor in late May, he anchors solely from New York City. That is demonstrably untrue. Gibson has reported from: The Middle East to cover the escalating violence between Israel and Hezbollah, including from Jerusalem, the Israeli-Lebanese border and Larnaca, Cyprus (July 16-19); from New Orleans for the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina (August 28 &29); from Nickel Mines, PA to cover the Amish school shooting (October 3); from Amman, Jordan for Bush-Maliki summit (November 29 & 30); from Washington, DC, when the 110th Congress convened (January 4); and from Philadelphia (October 5), Boston (October 24), Dallas (November 13), Houston (November 14), Atlanta (November 15&16), Detroit (January 29 & 30), and Chicago (February 12 & 13); Finally, Stanley take a gratuitous and unfounded swipe at Gibson stating that he is on vacation while Williams reports from the Iraq. For the record, this is Gibson's first vacation in ten months. Anchor in a Desert War: Brian Williams, Reporting [NYT] Sharehttp://adweek.it/2l6rtlL copy Adweek Adweek


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Outdoor Ceremony The Outdoor Ceremony Fee entitles the customer to exclusive use of a designated ceremony area within the permitted hours of a facility rental at the Dakota Lodge in Thompson Park Center in Thompson County Park. Fee: $100 (in addition to rental fees above)Rate includes signage indicating ceremony area has been reserved. In the event of inclement weather and the reserved ceremony space cannot be used, a full refund will be issued to the permit holder. The permit holder is responsible for supplying any desired chairs, arbors, tents and other furnishings which must arrive and depart within the permitted reservation window. Dakota County Park furnishings are not permitted for use outside Dakota County Park facilities. Designated Outdoor Ceremony Areas
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Fall 2013 Calendar
Informational Meeting for Prospective & Current Biology Majors
September 12, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
A discussion for students interested in the Biology Major and current Biology Majors with concerns or questions.
Druckenmiller Hall Room 20
4:00 p.m.
Informational Meeting for the Biochemisty, Biology, and Neuroscience - Departmenal Honors
September 19, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Informational Meeting: A brief discussing on the guidelines for the Honors Program in Biology, Biochemistry, and Neuroscience
**Biochemistry students working with Biology Faculty.
Druckenmiller 20
4:15 pm
Disentangling environmental drivers of rocky intertidal seaweed ecology
September 26, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Sarah L. Close, '06, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Zoology, Oregon State University
My research focuses on how marine nearshore communities are shaped by the physical environment. In the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem coastal upwelling, bathymetry, and local factors interact to influence rocky intertidal communities in diverse ways and across different spatial scales. My research investigates the role of nutrients and light in marine macrophyte assemblage structure and function in order to further our understanding of how algal ecophysiology and nutritional ecology scale up to influence community dynamics. I approach this from a range of spatial scales, from small variations in tidal height on the order of meters, to large-scale variations in upwelling spanning hundreds of kilometers. Global climate change threatens to fundamentally alter physical patterns, such as temperature and pH, as well as processes, such as upwelling and sea level rise, in coastal oceans. Improving our understanding of the role these factors play in community dynamics is becoming increasingly important.
Tracing spider silk and venom evolution over deep time
October 3, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Jessica Garb, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Massachusetts
Work in my laboratory is broadly aimed at understanding biological evolution, from the molecular level to species diversification. We specialize in spiders, one of the most species-rich animal groups, and our current projects largely concern the evolution of proteins that have enabled their proliferation. Spider silks are renowned for their impressive mechanical properties and exhibit tremendous functional variation within and across species. We are using genomic tools to characterize the polymer-like proteins that make up spider silks from a variety of species. Because these proteins are encoded by a gene family, phylogenetic analyses of spiders and the silk proteins they synthesize are used to trace the long and complex history of silk evolution. Another major project is focused on the evolution of venom from black widow spiders and their close relatives. We are determining the molecular composition of these venoms to investigate the origin and diversification of potent toxins that enable prey capture. Such evolutionary work facilitates the discovery of beneficial and hazardous toxins with biomedical significance.
Critical high-pCO2 exposure windows during early development of larval bay scallops
October 10, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Meredith White, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
Increases in environmental pCO2 levels negatively affect growth and development in early life stages of many marine invertebrates, but it is not clear what processes are involved, nor which developmental stage are most sensitive. We investigated the effects of exposure to high CO2 during two different stages in larval development of the bay scallop Argopecten irradians: embryonic development prior to shell calcification (2-12 h post-fertilization), and initiation of shell calcification (12-24 h post-fertilization). We found that larvae exposed to high CO2 during initial calcification developed smaller shells than those in ambient conditions. In contrast, larvae exposed to high CO2 prior to shell-formation and calcification (2-12 h post-fertilization), developed an abnormal indentation in the shell, even if they were switched into ambient conditions afterwards, through initial calcification. Together, these results demonstrate two critical high-pCO2 exposure windows during bay scallop larval development, which produce negative, but distinctly different, effects on larval shell development.
Across-shelf mixing, larval transport, and the southern range boundary of the blue mussel
October 17, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Phil Yund, Senior Scientist, Bigelow Laboratory
Across-shelf mixing, larval transport, and the southern range boundary of the blue mussel, Mytilus trossulus
Currently, he is conducting research in a variety of areas:
- the hydrodynamics and fertilization in green sea urchins, Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis;
- evolution of gamete compatibility, and processes determining range boundaries in blue mussels, Mytilus edulis;
- dynamics of the discharge plume from the Saco River; and,
- host affinity of Giardia and Cryptosporidium genotypes.
Daniel Schrag on Climate, Energy, and Innovation
October 18, 201312:30 PM – 1:30 PM
Visual Arts Center, Kresge Auditorium
Common Hour with Dr. Daniel Schrag - Keynote for President's Science Symposium
Daniel P. Schrag will discuss "Climate, Energy and Innovation."
The increase in atmospheric CO2 due to burning coal, oil and natural gas represents an unprecedented experiment on the Planet Earth. Geologic records support the view that future climate change will have a profound impact both on human society and on natural ecosystems. A daunting challenge is the timescale of climate change. More than half of the carbon dioxide emitted to the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels will remain for hundreds of years, and roughly 20% will be there for tens of thousands of years. In this context, a variety of strategies will be discussed for meeting the world's energy needs, preserving economic prosperity and security, while protecting human and natural systems from climate impacts. In addition, we will explore what strategies might be required if the impacts of climate change are larger than we expect.
Daniel Schrag is the Director of the Harvard University Center for the Environment, the Sturgis Hooper Professor of Geology, and Professor of Environmental Science and Engineering at Harvard University. He currently serves on President Obama's Council of Advisors for Science and Technology. Among various honors, he was named a MacArthur Fellow in 2000. Schrag received a B.S. from Yale University and a Ph.D. in Geology from the University of California at Berkeley.
Carbon flux in symbiotic zoanthids under climate change and ocean acidification
October 22, 20134:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Erin R. Graham, Department of Biology, Temple University
Many invertebrates in the phylum Cnidaria form endosymbiotic relationships with dinoflagellates (genus Symbiodinium), which supply their hosts with fixed carbon from photosynthesis. Symbiotic cnidarians form the foundation of diverse benthic ecosystems in tropical and subtropical waters, but rising sea surface temperatures and ocean acidification affect physiological processes in symbiotic associations, particularly calcification in reef-forming corals. Inhibition of calcification in corals suggests that future climate conditions may favor non-calcifying, soft-bodied cnidarians, yet there is little known about how climate change will affect carbon flux and primary production in non-calcifying symbiotic associations. Moreover, Symbiodinium species or types vary in their mechanisms of carbon acquisition, environmental tolerance, and photosynthetic output, therefore, symbiont type may alter carbon flux in the symbiotic animal (the holobiont).
In this seminar Erin will describe the effects of climate change and ocean acidification on carbon acquisition and fixation in two zoanthid species, and discuss mechanisms that may allow symbiotic cnidarieans to persist in warmer, acidified waters.
Rapid radiation, divergence, and sexual selection: population and phylogenomic case studies
October 24, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Sarah Kingston, Smithsonian, National Museum of Natural History
Understanding speciation is crucial to the study of biodiversity. Unraveling the processes that govern the splitting and divergence of lineages is a tenet of evolutionary biology. Using three case studies Sarah will demonstrate the power of emerging technologies in population genomics and phylogenomics: a rapid radiation of species within a dolphin subfamily, divergence between towhee lineages in the face of hybrid-mediated gene flow, and introgression of a sexually selected plumage character across species lines in manakins.
Studies on the invasive ascidian Didemnum vexillum and the Long Island Sound Benthic Mapping Initiative
October 29, 20134:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Lauren Stefaniak, Department of Marine Sciences, University of Connecticut
Over the past 40 years, the colonial ascidian, Didemnum vexillum, has spread from its native Japan to many temperate coastal regions of the world. Reproduction of daughter colonies in D. vexillum can be sexual, via larvae, and asexual, via long colony lobes or tendrils that easily fragment from the parent colony. Because D. vexillum broods its larvae within the colony matrix, in addition to having the potential to reattach and grow, detached tendrils could also transport competent or near-competent larvae to new locations. Here we quantify aspects of the life history cycle of D. vexillum to determine the relative importance of sexual and asexual pathways to D. vexillum reproduction. We found that the tendril growth form is important to the population biology of D. vexillum by increasing space for feeding and reproducing zooids in a space-limited environment. However, because reattachment of tendrils requires an extended period of contact, tendrils may primarily aid dispersal and establishment of new populations by increasing the number of recruits settling in a single location, potentially resulting in an increased probability of population survival.
The Long Island Sound Seafloor Mapping Collaborative is a multi-institution initiative to create new integrated ecological habitat maps of Long Island Sound. As a part of the Ecological classification group, my project uses a combination of a grab sampler equipped with high-definition video and still cameras, a remotely operated vehicle, drop cameras, and closed circuit rebreather diving to intensely sample benthic habitats. Along with acoustic benthic imaging, modeling of the physical environment, and sediment characterization, these observations will be used to generate habitat maps that managers and stakeholders can use to plan infrastructure in Long Island Sound in a way that minimizes impacts on economically important fisheries and the ecological health of the Sound.
Cellular Supply Chain Management: RNA-based Control of Ribosomal Protein Synthesis in Bacteria
October 31, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Michelle Meyer, Assistant Professor of Biology, Boston College will speak about her research on "Cellular Supply Chain Management: RNA-based Control of Ribosomal Protein Synthesis in Bacteria."
Meyer's fields of interest include computational biology, non-coding RNA discovery and validation, molecular evolution, RNA and protein structure.
Environmental drivers of spatial biodiversity patterns from genomes to communities
November 7, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Biology Fall 2013 Honors Seminar
Jesse Lasky, Columbia University
Spatial variation in communities and populations is one of the oldest recognized, yet least understood patterns in biology (see von Humboldt & Bonpland 1805, at right). I am fascinated by the challenge to understand spatial variation in complex ecological systems, partly because predicting changes in biodiversity in response to environmental change can inform conservation planning. My interest in fundamental ecological and evolutionary processes has led me to study biology at the levels of communities and genomes. Though seemingly disparate, the two systems are mathematically similar in that they are highly multivariate, which challenges attempts to understand drivers of diversity. I study individual-scale processes with large data sets and advanced computational tools in order to make inferences about large-scale biodiversity patterns.
Germ cell immortality and totipotency in C. elegans
November 21, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
C. elegans P granules: a genetic model for understanding cellular immortality and totipotency in the germ line
Dopaminergic regulation of sleep, arousal, and attentional processes
December 5, 20134:00 PM – 4:55 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Biology Fall 2013 Honors Seminar
Tim Lebestky, Assistant Professor, Biology Department, Williams College
"The evolution of complexity in animals"
January 23, 20144:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Druckenmiller Hall, Room 020
Biology Department Weekly Seminar Series
CASEY DUNN, Assistant Professor of Biology, Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Brown University
The Dunn Lab investigates how evolution has produced a diversity of life. We primarily focus on form (i.e. morphology), and are interested in learning about both the actual history of life on Earth and general properties of evolution that have contributed to these historical patterns. The type of questions the Dunn Lab asks require field (mostly marine), laboratory, and computational work.


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The imperative of succession planning in an industry in which the average advisor's 50th birthday is in the rear-view mirror is helping to reshape the dynamic on compensation. In researching and writing this month's cover story, we also were struck by how much the increasing professionalization of the RIA business and strategic growth goals were driving compensation trends at forward-thinking, progressive firms.
As Financial Planning senior editor Charles Paikert, the author of our compensation story, tells me, "Executives at these firms are truly convinced that if they do not adopt professional management tactics and strategies to increase both productivity of advisors and assets under management, they will be roadkill as the industry continues to consolidate. As a result," he says, "they are rapidly turning to incentives, bonuses and equity as a means to achieve that end." Increasingly, equity has become a key element in attracting, retaining and compensating top wealth managers.
The skirmish for talent means many many advisors are enjoying a robust seller's market. As Paikert tells me, "The shortage of supply and increase in demand is reflected in basic economics and stark numbers." Indeed: Firms paid 18% more to hire new senior advisors in 2013 than they did in 2012, with total average compensation rising to $218,600 from $185,650, according to industry consultant and researcher Angie Herbers.
The rising tide lifted the boats of mid-level advisors who were recruited, as well: Their average pay rose 16% to $135,250. Advisors who stayed put got single-digit percentage raises, on average, but also presumably enjoyed sufficient job satisfaction that they decided to stay put.
Satisfaction was a vital factor in determining pay in other ways, as well. Our story finds that firms are more focused on metrics other than revenue and AUM to compute incentive pay: client retention, client satisfaction and performance evaluation, for example.
The influence of "new gen" values also stood out in the creation of nontraditional compensation beyond cash that matches the younger generation's lifestyle preferences. "Flexible scheduling, more paid time off, health club memberships and opportunities to spend time doing community-based philanthropy projects will likely be part of the compensation mix in the years ahead," Paikert says.
To keep the revenue flowing and to ensure their continuity, firms can expect to have to be both extra-competitive on pay and flexible on the lifestyle terms. That's unlikely to abate once they've stocked up on talent. "Firms can't afford to let people leave," Herbers told us, "because it's so expensive to replace them."
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. A movie photographer, especially one who is in charge of shooting a movie.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. a photographer who operates a movie camera, or who oversees the operations of the cameras and lighting when making a film
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. One who takes motion pictures with a movie camera, especially one expert in the art.
- n. one who exhibits motion pictures; an operator of a motion picture projector; a projectionist.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who uses a cinematograph. Also kinematographer.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. a photographer who operates a movie camera
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
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The camera work by the cinematographer is first rate, and the film goes over many standard Hitchcock themes such as voyeurism - especially apt in this cyberworld of 24/7 voyeurism.
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