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The answer is simple: no grip. Grip is missing both front and rear, as temperatures have soared unusually high at the Spanish circuit. The track is also dirtier: a car event held before the test had laid rubber down and swept the track clean, but that was not the case ahead of this weekend. The lack of grip has meant everyone has struggled to match the lap times from earlier in the year.


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"He has planted eternity in the human heart ..." Ecclesiastes 3:11b (NLT)
A while back, my young adult son took a trip to visit friends in the state where we used to live. He stopped by the house that had been ours for all of his childhood. And, he felt compelled to knock on the front door and introduce himself to the strangers who now own it.
When he said he had grown up in that house, the wife didn't hesitate to open the door wide and invite him in. She knew that in our hearts we often feel toward our houses what we might feel for a trusted ally, a kind friend or maybe even a silent witness to our pain.
My latest character Marielle Bishop understands this. In my new novel A Sound Among the Trees, new bride Marielle takes up residence in an old house with a storied past. She just isn't sure that this place can be a safe haven for her heart.
We are wired to feel a tug toward that one special place we feel safe, wanted and cared for. Our hearts are restless when we're far from home, or our home is taken from us, or when discord disrupts the tranquility of that place.
So what's a girl to do when she doesn't feel at home? We need to remember that Christ is at home in her. So in a sense, we take our eternal home with us wherever we go. Wherever we are, we can feel safe, wanted and cared for by Christ who dwells inside every believer.
When the Israelites were waiting for God to lead them to their new home in the Promised Land, He had them build a tabernacle for His presence to dwell right there where they were, wherever that was on their journey.
We don't use the word "tabernacle" much these days but if you were to look at its Hebrew roots you would see that it comes from the same word as "dwell" and "abide" and "settle down." When God brings His presence right to where we are, He is "tabernacling" with us.
The Lord God Almighty settles down inside us. His Spirit lives in us. Our heart becomes His Holy tabernacle and He is at home in us. Isn't that a thrilling, mind-bending concept?
The Bible tells us God has "set eternity in our hearts" which means He has made us hungry for His heavenly embrace. The affection we have for our earthly houses stems from this smoldering ember of our longing for Him as our eternal home.
There's no place like home. It's why we like everyone to be home for the holidays and home before dark and why we just want to go home when we're having a bad day. Home is where our hearts are at rest. And our hearts can always be at rest in Him.
Whether your earthly home is as near as your next breath or too far away to be seen today, know that God has promised to tabernacle with you! He dwells with you. You are His earthly address. And in Him, you are home.
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Lace Sensor-Blue Guitar Pickup: Slightly increased output with the warmer 50's humbucking sound in a single-coil configuration
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Comments about Lace Sensor Blue-Silver-Red 3-Pack S-S-S Pickup Set:
These three Fender Lace Sensor single-coil pickups are great replacement units for the Strat player looking for something other than the typical "Strat" twang. With the blue (for the neck position), the silver for the middle, and the red for the bridge, a Strat can essentially be hotrodded to dish out anything from fat, warm traditional humbucker tone to a fatter Strat sound to high-output distortion. The "blue" Lace Sensor is intended to replicate a 50's humbucker, and does so quite well, with a warm fat, and quite "round" tone that sounds good both overdriven and for clean jazz or blues. The silver pickup is supposed to have "A fatter 70's single coil sound with slightly increased output and bit more midrange" and I guess to be a compromise between the blue humbucker sound and Lace Sensor's traditional twangy "Gold" pickup. As such, the silver pickup is perhaps the least convincing of the Lace Sensor offerings. The red, of course, is intended as a high-output, distortion-oriented pickup for the bridge position and delivers as advertised, although it has little of the great single-coil bite characteristic of a traditional Strat bridge pickup. These Lace Sensors are very quiet and, as mentioned above, are great for the Strat player looking for a variety of non-Strat tones. There MAY be less expensive options out there, particularly for the player looking for a high-output humbucker the size of a single-coil pickup, but these pickups are quiet, generally deliver the tone as advertised, are very well-designed, and are quite a good deal at what breaks down to less than $60 each.
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I understand giving any product all 5's makes it sound Utopian. Well, for people who love the feel and playability of a strat, but hate that thin tone utopia is pretty much what you get. Imagine playing convincing metal, rock, blues, jazz with your beloved strat with no more hum! The red really sounds massive and heavy. I couldn't believe i was playing a strat. I love the feel of a strat but I never liked the tone until now. I discovered these pick up's. After buying a strat plus for my collection, now all my strats are getting the lace's. You will love the blue up front it is smooth mellow and just sounds awesome. If must have that strat tone adjusting the pick up hight will get you close, and still no hum.
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I must admit, I ordered the LACE blue/silver/red package for my Strat based on the buzz and I liked the look. WOW, was I surprised! The Blue pickup in neck position is my favorite, fantastic sound. More output, less noise, full harmonic, liquid tone a real transformation. These replaced stock TexMex pickups. Silver in middle and red at bridge also clear improvements and provide many new choices in sound as you mix. These pickups have completely transformed the look and tone of my strat. Fantastic tone for blues, classic rock. Crank your amp without the buzz and background noise. If you go for black and change out your knobs and switch cover, becomes a completely new look for guitar! Be ready to solder, but easy connection. Wiring diagrams on LACE web site. Highly Recommended!!
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I replaced the stock single coils in my mexican strat with the Lace Sensor red, silver, blue pack and it gave new life to the guitar. Noise was reduced considerably and tones are warm and full. Installation requires soldering but is very straight forward. Lace included silicone spacers that go between the underside of the pickguard and the pickups but they were all different sizes. This was easily fixed by a $1 length of tubing from a hobby shop. Overall these pickups have turned my strat into a very versatile, great sounding guitar. I can confidently recommend this pickup pack.
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I've had these pickups installed for about two weeks now. Lace did a great job of getting that humbucker tone out of a single coil package. They do sound pretty much as Lace describes them. The blue neck pickup has a very satisfying warm tone. The red bridge pickup is similar except slightly brighter. The silver middle is the most interesting. It does sound "fat" as Lace says. It's not trebly like a typical single coil. If you want to keep that true single coil sound you may want a traditional single coil in the middle instead of this one. With that said, it is very quiet and I've spent more time using the middle pickup position than every before. I have all of the pickups set to about the same height and there's not a drastic change in volume when you switch positions, which is nice. These definitely do the job for heavier styles of music or if you just want hotter output and less noise. My only complaint is that all of them came with a slightly raised edge around the top of each pickup. It's no big deal except I anchor my pinky on the middle pickup for single note runs and the edge was sharp enough to constantly scrape my finger when playing. An ordinary fingernail file easily fixed it, though. I was surprised Lace wouldn't buff the plastic edge down before it left the factory. Also, there was no CD with wiring diagrams included in the package as advertised in the description. The diagrams are available on the website, however. Despite these couple of issues I would definitely buy these again to replace stock single coil pickups.
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These pickups will transform your Strat...Night and day difference from neck to bridge. Easy install. Before you buy a new guitar, put these in and you will be amazed.
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I recently replaced the pickups in my standard stratocaster with a set of three lace gold sensors. Its my main blues guitar. They sounded so good that i decided to buy a set of these blue-silver-red lace pickups as well. I have installed the blue-silver-red set in an 80's Jackson Soloist, then moved them to a custom Ibanez Proline, and then to a Les Paul wired with the red/silver in series as humbucker and the blue as a single coil im the neck position. I literally can NOT get a bad sound out of the lace pickups! The craziest thing is they have absolutely ZERO hum or noise, even in an ushielded control cavity! I will definitely buy two more sets for the other two guitars. I love duncan and dimarzio pickups, but these lace sensors were the best i've ever tried. Very curious about the purple and hot golds, too. The red nails a hot humbucker tone, the silver is funk guitar all day and the blue is hot and mellow without being too dark or muddy. All three are hotter than the gold sensors, which absolutely nail the classic 50's fender tone. I feel stupid for waiting 20 years to try lace pickups. Never knew what i was missing
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I love the smooth sound it give my American Strat
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Just before the clock struck midnight, the Cardinals managed to load the bases in the 12th inning against the Cubs' Justin Grimm. After holding their first lead of the series until two outs in the top of the ninth, players in the St. Louis dugout found themselves 90 feet away from their first extra-innings win of the season in the 12th.
Enter Greg Garcia, a recent call up from AAA Memphis, and the Cardinals' third pinch hitter of the game.
"He came up aggressive," said Mike Matheny after the game. "That's what you need to do in that situation, and then we needed a little help."
Garcia certainly came to swing, taking two healthy cuts right out of the gate. After Jhonny Peralta singled, Allen Craig and Yadier Molina had walked following a Matt Holliday strike out. The bags had no vacancies and Garcia was taking cuts like a man who didn't mean to stay the night anyway.
"I just tried to jump on a fastball. I felt like I put a pretty good swing on the first pitch, kind of just fouled it off," he said. "Then next pitch was a little cutter kind of thing and he kind of threw it by me."
Knowing he had to put a ball in play, Garcia shortened up and entered what he described as "grind mode," making sure he put together a quality at bat. After a slider from Grimm hit the dirt, the night presented an unexpected opportunity to Garcia with Grimm's next offering.
'I kind of saw the pitch out of his hand and knew it was in," he said. "Then it was getting closer to the plate and I knew it had a chance to hit me and I'm wearing that one 100 percent of the time."
The 24-year-old wore the pitch like he was born in it, taking the ball off his right elbow and trotting to first with a game-winning RBI. Though it may not have been the walk off of childhood dreams, Garcia said it wasn't any less intentional.
"Right there my instinct was to get hit. I wanted to get hit, I knew the game was over when I saw that pitch coming at me there was no doubt in my mind I was going to get hit right there," he said.
Strangely enough, it's not something new to the young infielder. In his short time in the bigs, Garcia seems to be a ball magnet. Even veteran Adam Wainwright has taken notice.
"What has he had seven at bats and he's been hit three times?" he chuckled. "He's got a knack for it." The 32-year-old is close in his estimation. Garcia's third HBP came in his 11th at bat. Impressively, he has even more than that in the majors, having taken a ball off the body in batting practice when he first came up to St. Louis.
"I don't know what it is about it up here," he laughed Tuesday. "I'm either just not getting out of the way or something, but I just want to get on base any way I can."
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Selena Gomez shows off her back in this new spread from the February 2011 issue of InStyle magazine, with Natalie Portman on the cover.
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Russian Greens condemn US candidate Jill Stein
Jill Stein is the Green Party candidate for US president, and has the support of some American leftists, but her apologies for Putin has angered Greens in Russia, who've sent her this Open Letter:
Dear Dr. Stein,
We are writing to you in the spirit of green values and principles, which include fighting for a sustainable future, defending the environment and human rights, and engaging in international solidarity. We are also writing to you as eco-activists, women and mothers.
In November of this year, you will face an important challenge which will have an impact all over the world, even far away from US borders. As Russian eco-activists, we are following the US presidential election with curiosity and fear. Curiosity for your democratic system and fear for the impact that the result of this election could have on our lives and the lives of our children.
As environmentalists and human rights defenders, we often support Green candidates all over the world when they run for local, national or continental election. However, we are asking ourselves if we can support your candidature for the Presidency of the United States of America. We have carefully read your program and your website and we have to admit that we are deeply shocked by the position you expressed during your visit to Moscow and your meeting with Mr. Vladimir Putin.
During the last few years, Russian authorities have continued the destruction of the rich and unique Russian environment. The Kremlin is heavily contributing to global climate change and the destruction of global biodiversity by over-using Russian natural resources and promoting unsafe nuclear energy. Corruption and anti-democratic behavior of the current Russian government has also led to negative impacts on Russia's unique forests and natural heritage. Russian eco-activists and human rights defenders are also facing an increasingly repressive system which was constructed under Putin's regime. The list of the victims of this system is unfortunately becoming longer and longer. Russian environmentalist Yevgeniy Vitishko spent 22 months in prison for a non-violent action. Journalist Mikhail Beketov was violently attacked in 2008, suffered serious injuries, and died in 2013. Our personal cases are also symbolic: because of our activism, and in order to protect our children, we were both forced to leave Russia and to seek political asylum in the European Union.
After your visit to Moscow and your meeting with Vladimir Putin you said that "the world deserve[s] a new commitment to collaborative dialogue between our governments to avert disastrous wars for geopolitical domination, destruction of the climate, and cascading injustices that promote violence and terrorism." We agree with you. But how can this new "collaborative dialogue" be possible when Mr. Putin has deliberately built a system based on corruption, injustice, falsification of elections, and violation of human rights and international law? How is it possible to have a discussion with Mr. Putin and not mention, not even once, the fate of Russian political prisoners, or the attacks against Russian journalists, artists, and environmentalists? Is it fair to speak with him about "geopolitics" and not mention new Russian laws against freedom of speech, restrictions on NGOs and activists, or the shameful law that forbids "homosexual propaganda"?
By silencing Putin's crimes you are silencing our struggle. By shaking his hand and failing to criticize his regime you are becoming his accomplice. By forgetting what international solidarity means you are insulting the Russian environmental movement.
Dr. Stein, you still have several weeks before the elections in order to clarify your position on the anti-democratic and anti-environmental elements of Putin's regime. We sincerely hope that our voices will be heard and that our questions will not go unanswered
Best regards,
Evgeniya Chirikova
Nadezda Kutepova
H/t: Roland Dodds at That Place
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Paul Canning (@pauloCanning) said,
Do also see this excellent background from Paula Chertok on Russia's environment/human rights record +the appalling Jill Stein https://paulachertok.com/2016/09/06/green-party-jill-stein-insults-russia-s-struggle-for-human-rights-environmental-justice/
Paul Canning (@pauloCanning) said,
No interest? Really? Left more seriously f'up than I thought.
Abtalyon said,
Jill Stein is following the long and dishonourable tradition of Western fellow-travellers who lauded Stalin and the Soviet Union in the thirties and forties of the last century. Times -and regimes- may have changed but the "useful idiot" defending the indefensible never seems to go out of fashion.


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A trendy neighborhood with a focus on artsy, urban flair, the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood just north of 12 South is emerging as a hot new area in Nashville. A little like the Gulch's transformation from industrial urban eyesore, the recent influx of residents to Nashville has prompted local business owners and developers to invest in the area's revitalization. As of earlier this year, there are already plans for a massive mixed-use development in the area, and Bongo Java and grocery stores are also planned to be erected within the near future.
Wedgewood-Houston is bordered by Wedgewood Avenue to the south, Houston Street on the north, Nolensville Road-Fourth Avenue on the east and Eighth Avenue South to the west. Greer Stadium, the Adventure Science Center and Fort Negley are on the neighborhood's north side. To the south is the Tennessee State Fairgrounds. In the area called SoHo Commons, a cluster development with several homes for sale, the entire collection of homes were sold in short order at roughly $250, nearly half the price of nearby neighborhoods like 12 South.
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Gameloft have released a trailer for their upcoming game 9mm, showing off the game's multiplayer mode. It will have support for 12 players in either free-for-all or team deathmatch modes on one of four maps. The game seems to promise that there will be lots of stylish gunplay, all set to a hip-hop soundtrack. This appears to be more akin to Max Payne with its slow-motion antics rather than a straight-up open-world crime game like Grand Theft Auto. Interestingly, the game will launch on iOS and Android at seemingly the same time, which shows how increasingly important the platform is becoming to Gameloft. No word on a release date, or if the game will be compatible with more devices than recent releases which are becoming increasingly incompatible with even devices released just a year ago. As well, will the multiplayer be crossplatform? We'll hopefully have answers as the game nears its release date.


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1) So Long Scarlet Slurry? Retardant Use Under Environmental Fire
Where there's smoke, there's fire retardant, at least in some of the hardest-to-reach U.S. wildfire areas. Lately, however, the U.S. Forest Service has had to take a hard look at whether the much-photographed red slurry they use to preserve federal lands from fire is doing more harm than good.
At least one group—and a federal judge—has said that might be the case. U.S. District Judge Donald Malloy has given the USFS until December 2011 to determine if the picturesque retardant, which is a mixture of water and ammonium-based fertilizer, is a threat to fish and plants, according to an Associated Press article.
The ruling, which was handed down in July, comes in response to a lawsuit filed by Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics, an environmental group that has been working to limit the use of retardants since 2003. The group contends that fighting fires with water would be equally effective and less damaging to the forest.
"The Forest Service needs to come up with retardant policies that address how, when and where they are going to use retardant, and in a way that fully protects the water, the fish and the rare plants," FSEEE Executive Director Andy Stahl told the Missoulian. "One sensible thing to do would be to use water to fight fires instead of toxic retardant. What a wonderful idea."
A previous suit filed by FSEEE resulted in the Forest Service conducting a court-mandated environmental assessment. Molloy's July 2010 ruling addresses concerns that the environmental assessment, which claimed the retardant had insignificant environmental effects, wasn't vigorous enough. Malloy found that study, plus similar opinions by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service, arbitrary and capricious, according to the AP.
The Forest Service maintains that, while protecting wildlife habitat is one of their top concerns, using the retardant is often the best defense, especially in steep or rugged areas or when dealing with large fires. The USFS has to weigh damage from fire as well as retardant, said spokeswoman Jennifer Jones.
"Millions of acres of national forest are at risk of uncharacteristically large and severe wildfires that can cause long-term damage to fish and wildlife habitat as well as humans, and retardant is a useful tool in fire suppression both in the wildlands and near communities," Jones is quoted as saying in the Missoulian.
According to USFS guidelines, retardant cannot be dropped within 300 feet of a waterway. Even when that mark is missed, the Forest Service claimed that over eight years and 128,000 retardant drops there were only 14 cases of slurry harming fish and plants. Stahl said even that is too much.
"If a farmer took a 3,000-gallon truckload of liquefied fertilizer and dumped it in a creek, that farmer would be in jail in a heartbeat," Stahl told the AP. "But when the Forest Service does it, everybody looks the other way because it is a war on fire."The Forest Service plans to release its newest draft environmental impact statement on fire retardant use for public comment soon. Progress updates are available on the USFS Aerial Application of Fire Retardant Web page.
2) Imagining ARkStorm: California Dreamin' of So Much Winter Rain
Between earthquakes, wildfires, landslides, and flash flooding, it seems California's perils know no bounds. Still, up until now, residents weren't preoccupied with fears of being washed off the face of the earth. Enter the ARkStorm scenario.
Despite its biblical-sounding moniker, ARkStorm is a scientific model of the economic, social, and environmental impacts from a mammoth winter storm hitting the West Coast. The hypothetical results are nightmarish—more than 6,000 square miles of flooding, 1.5 million people displaced, $725 billion in damages and clean up costs, and decades before the state reaches anything like recovery.
The U.S. Geological Survey's Multi-Hazards Demonstration Project used past weather events and climate models to project the "scientifically realistic" storm scenario, released earlier this month. Using data from two relatively recent (1962 and 1986) storms placed back to back, the project conjures up a megastorm that could produce precipitation levels not seen in hundreds of years.
"The model is not an extremely extreme event," stated Lucy Jones, the project's chief scientist, in a USGS release. "We think this event happens once every 100 or 200 years or so, which puts it in the same category as our big San Andreas earthquakes."
The most recent events paralleling the theoretical storm occurred during the winter of 1861-1862. According to New York Times, that deluge filled California's Central Valley, covered one-third of the taxable land, and left the state bankrupt. With millions of more residents to be affected today, a similar event would wreak havoc nationwide.
"If we had a catastrophic disaster that takes down the California economy, that is a problem of national significance," USGS Director Marcia McNutt told the Times.
Flood threats, however, have a hard time capturing imaginations in a place where earthquakes loom ever present.
"For a lot of people in California, we don't think of ourselves as being this flood-prone," ARkStorm co-author and disaster recovery expert Laurie Johnson told the Sacramento Bee. "It's just too difficult to comprehend."
Perhaps for the average Californian—but not for the scientists, emergency planners, disaster researchers, and policy makers who make up the Multi-Hazards Demonstration Project. The project is in the business of using scientifically supported dark imaginings to motivate people to prepare. Its ShakeOut Earthquake Scenario helped thousands conceptualize a 7.8 magnitude earthquake on the San Andreas Fault. The hope is that ARkStorm will similarly raise public awareness and preparedness."The time to begin taking action is now, before a devastating natural hazard event occurs," McNutt stated in the USGS release. "This scenario demonstrates firsthand how science can be the foundation to help build safer communities."
3) Hazards and Disasters Student Paper Competition Now Open
Your research paper could net you $100 and free entry into this summer's Natural Hazards Workshop if chosen as one of the two winners of our annual Hazards and Disasters Student Paper Competition.
Papers may present current research, literature reviews, theoretical arguments, or case studies on social or behavioral aspects of hazards or disasters.
The competition is open to graduate or undergraduate students enrolled for at least one term of the 2010-2011 academic year. Papers must be submitted by April 15, 2011. For more information and application instructions, visit the competition page on the Natural Hazards Center Web site.
4) Apply Now for the Mary Fran Myers Scholarship
The Mary Fran Myers Scholarship Committee is now accepting applications. Recipients will receive financial support allowing them to attend the 2011 Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop in Broomfield, Colorado, July 9-12. Recipients may also stay through July 13 to attend either the International Research Committee on Disasters or the Natural Hazard Mitigation Association add-on events for researchers and practitioners, respectively. Scholarships can cover part or all of transportation, meals, and registration costs.
The Mary Fran Myers Scholarship is awarded annually to at least one potential Workshop participant. Recipients are recognized at the Workshop and may be asked to serve as panelists, where they can highlight their research or practical experiences with hazards and disasters.
As the longtime co-director of the Natural Hazards Center, Myers recognized that many of the people and organizations that could benefit from and contribute to the Workshop—including local practitioners, students, and international professionals—were among those least likely to afford it. The scholarship was established in 2003 to fulfill Myers' request that qualified and talented individuals receive support to attend.
Hazards practitioners, students, and researchers with a strong commitment to disaster management and mitigation and who reside outside North America or the Caribbean are eligible to enter. Eligibility is based on current place of residence, not citizenship. Applicants from North America and the Caribbean will be eligible for the scholarship in 2012. Previous attendees of the Natural Hazards Workshop are not eligible for the 2011 Mary Fran Myers Scholarship. Preference is given to those who can demonstrate financial need.
5) Call Outs: Calls for Papers, Abstracts, Proposals, and More
Call for Proposals
Global Earthquake Risk, Socio-Economic Impact Module
Global Earthquake Model
Deadline: January 31, 2011
The Global Earthquake Model is accepting proposals for the development of a meta-model to assess the social and economic impacts of earthquakes, including methods, tools, and indicators appropriate for forming an assessment toolbox. Proposed budgets should be in the range of $1 million and are subject to peer review. Awards are expected to be announced in April.
Call for Nominations
National Construction Safety Team Advisory Committee
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Deadline: February 19, 2011
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is accepting nominations for its National Construction Safety Team Advisory Committee. Committee members advise NIST on the Disasters and Failures Program, which coordinates data collection and studies of natural and man-made hazards, the performance of the built environment in response to hazards, emergency response and evacuation procedures, and the social impacts of disaster. Nominations should include the nominee's field of expertise, record of service, and willingness to serve on the committee. Self-nominations are acceptable.
Call for Applications
Natural Catastrophes Graduate Course
University of Iceland Earthquake Engineering Research Center
Deadline: February 21, 2011
6) Some New Web Resources
[Below are some new or updated Internet resources we have discovered. For an extensive list of useful Web sites dealing with hazards, see www.colorado.edu/hazards/resources/.]
Prepare My Business
The U.S. Small Business Administration has teamed up with business continuity vendor Agility Recovery to offer a range of information on keeping small businesses running after a disaster. The no-nonsense site offers easy-to-access resources, advice on preparedness, and a series of webinars that will make it easy for small business owners to work continuity training into their harried schedules.
Australian Library and Information Association Disaster Recovery Project
The Australian Library and Information Association began its disaster recovery project shortly after the 2009 bushfires raged in Victoria. Originally a way to shore up the collections of affected libraries, the project has expanded to include links to disaster resources and general guidance on disaster training and recovery. Perhaps unique is the emphasis on helping libraries recover from disaster, with tips on how to salvage water- and smoke-damaged records and disaster planning templates for libraries.
First Responder Communities of Practice
This new site from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate seems akin to Facebook with a focus on emergency management and homeland security. Billed as a "vetted, professional networking" site, members need to supply proof of eligibility, including a "sponsor" to vouch for them (those working in response and homeland security fields are welcome to join with a nod from a government official). Once approved, members are invited to use a variety of technologies to collaborate on areas of interest.
FEMA's Children's Working Group
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has devoted a Web page to the progress of its Children's Working Group. Visitors can learn more about the group, which is tasked with insuring that children's interests are integrated into emergency planning, and access resources on children and disasters. A working group newsletter is also available.
An Achilles Heel in Emergency Communications
This two-year study,subtitled The Deplorable Policies and Practices Pertaining to Non-English Speaking Populations,examines emergency communications to Spanish speakers in West Texas and finds both broadcast media and government agencies severely lacking in their ability to get emergency information to Latinos. An 80-person forum attended by public and private sector representatives did result in a number of recommendations to address the issue.
Developing and Maintaining Emergency Operations Plans
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has updated its Comprehensive Preparedness Guide to emphasize emergency planning methods that engage the entire community. The guide, which reflects the trend toward more integrated, flexible, risk-based planning, will be useful to a variety of disciplines charged with assessing risk.
7) Conferences, Training, and Events
[Below are some recent announcements received by the Natural Hazards Center. For a comprehensive list of upcoming hazards-related meetings, visit our Web site at www.colorado.edu/hazards/resources/conferences.html.]
March 17-19, 2011
Building Resilience II
New Orleans, Louisiana
American Society of Civil Engineers and the Environmental Defense Fund
Cost and Registration: Not posted, open until filled
This workshop, now its second year, will develop strategies to help Louisiana delta communities avoid hurricane impacts and recover more quickly when they strike. Among topics to be discussed are resilience and adaptability, creating political will to build long-term strategies, overcoming unsustainable policies and practices, and creating a culture of resilience for the future.
March 21-24, 2011
Bridging the Gaps: Public Health and Radiation Emergency Preparedness
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta, Georgia
Cost and Registration: $250 before February 25, open until filled
This conference will examine the gaps in and barriers to radiation emergency preparedness, ways to improve planning for and recovery from radiation emergencies, and how to build strong stakeholder networks. Topics include logistical and communication issues during response, reception centers and sheltering, gaps in capacity, and psychosocial behavior in radiation emergencies.
April 15-17, 2011
Wildland Fire Litigation Conference
Ken Roye
San Diego, California
Cost and Registration: $595, open until filled
This conference addresses legal implications of wildland fires, including firefighting cost recovery, fire and the Federal Tort Claims Act, non-intentional arson, and fire forensics. Power line fires, geospatial technology, and case studies from Australia and Southern California will also be discussed.
April 26-27, 2011
Partners in Emergency Preparedness
Washington State University
Tacoma, Washington
Cost and Registration: $250 before February 21, open until filled
This conference will discuss earthquake research, contingency planning, school preparedness, public health preparedness, and public information. Session topics include business continuity, pediatric disaster response plans, incident command for community organizations, and the National Commission on Children and Disasters' recommendations.
April 26-27, 2011
Emergency Action Planning for Dam Safety
Association of Dam Safety Officials
Denver, Colorado
Cost and Registration: $250 before April 15, open until filled
This seminar will cover a number of considerations in dam emergency planning. Topics include creating and testing emergency action plans, developing inundation maps, and incident command basics. Several tabletop exercises will be offered.
May 1-5, 2011
Integrated Medical, Public Health, Preparedness and Response Training Summit
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Grapevine, Texas
Cost and Registration: $450 before March 1, open until filled
This conference will focus on building relationships between public health organizations and response workers, determining all-hazards approaches to public health, and increasing public health preparedness. Topics include standard of care during crises, using home care and hospice to increase surge capacity, mass fatality planning, and evacuating at-risk individuals.
8) Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
[The following job postings provided an overview of some selected openings in hazards-related fields. For more information on a particular job, please follow the links provided.]
National Disaster Risk Management Technical Specialist
United Nations Development Program
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Salary: Not posted
Closing Date: January 28, 2011
This position will develop the disaster and climate risk reduction initiative in Uzbekistan by identifying needs, building partnerships, and analyzing areas of integration. Duties include coordination of post-disaster activities, such as emergency assessments and recovery needs. A master's degree in social science or a disaster-related field, five years of management and planning experience, and field experience in disaster zones are required.
Organizing Disaster Research Assistant
Goldsmiths University
London, UK
Salary: $47,358 to $51,291
Closing Date: February 3, 2011
This position will conduct qualitative research on the relationship between civil protection and the population in Switzerland, especially how the state influences social order during disasters. A PhD in sociology, anthropology, or a related field, ethnographic field research experience, and the ability to assist in project development and data analysis are required.
Surge Capacity Specialist, GS-11/12
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Washington, D.C.
Salary: $62,467 to $97,333
Closing Date: February 3, 2011
This position supports the Disaster Workforce Division in deploying FEMA personnel during an emergency, including coordinating the day-to-day operations of the disaster deployment program, developing deployment procedures, and identifying training and staffing needs. One year of experience at GS-10 or above is required.
Hazard Mitigation Project Manager
Boulder, Colorado
Salary: Not posted
Closing Date: April 11, 2011
This position will manage and develop hazard mitigation plans for state and local governments, including coordination, data collection and documentation, and evaluation of existing capacities and cost effectiveness. A bachelor's degree in planning, emergency management, or a related field and at least two years of mitigation experience are required. Experience with FEMA, post-disaster grant programs, and federal energy assurance planning guidelines are preferred. To access job details, enter 1918BR into the careers keyword search field.
Long Term Community Recovery Reservist
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Salary: $31.91 to $37.09 hourly
Closing Date: Open until filled
Reservists hold temporary positions and serve intermittently to lead efforts in community planning, economic development, infrastructure planning, and health and social services in disaster-damaged communities. Duties include identifying funding and recovery resources, planning, and providing technical assistance. The required skills vary, but include the ability to travel, coordinate field set up, and manage operations.
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Bliss Spa has 9 treatment rooms. Services include facials, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
DiningCook Hall - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Happy hour is offered.
The Living Room Bar - This cocktail bar specializes in American cuisine and serves light fare only. Happy hour is offered.
W Dallas - Victory - Dallas's small print
Also known as
- Dallas W Victory
- W Dallas Victory
- W Victory
- W Victory Hotel
- W Victory Hotel Dallas
- w Hotel Dallas Tx
- w Hotels Dallas
- W Dallas Victory Hotel
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
Pet deposit: USD 100 per stay
Optional extras
Valet parking costs USD 30 per day with in/out privileges
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Breakfast costs between USD 7 and USD 14 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 100 per pet, per stay, plus a one-time cleaning fee of USD 100
WiFi is available in guestrooms for USD 9.99 per day (rates may vary)
WiFi is available in public areas for USD 9.95 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
Wired Internet access is available in guestrooms for USD 9.99 per day (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around W Dallas - Victory - Dallas
- In Oak Lawn
- American Airlines Center - 5 min walk
- Dallas World Aquarium - 13 min walk
- Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center - 20 min walk
- Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center - 24 min walk
- Sixth Floor Museum - 14 min walk
- Nasher Sculpture Center - 17 min walk
- Victory Park - 1 min walk
Getting around
- Dallas, TX (DAL-Love Field) - 16 min drive
- Dallas, TX (ADS-Addison) - 21 min drive
- Dallas, TX (DFW-Dallas-Fort Worth Intl.) - 23 min drive
- Dallas Union Station - 19 min walk
- Dallas Market Center Station - 6 min drive
- Dallas Medical-Market Center Station - 8 min drive
- Victory Station - 5 min walk
- West End Station - 13 min walk
- Akard Station - 18 min walk
- Valet parking (surcharge)
Recent reviews
Very Good 8.2 From 220 reviews
The air condition kept making noises, sounding like a thumping noise, every 5 min, while we tried to sleep.
The second I walked in I was greeted and the entire hotel staff was amazing and so friendly. I visited the bar at night and the bartender was so nice as well as the really cool dj that was playing some great music. I had great time and I can't wait to come back!
Location could not be more perfect for event at American Airlines Center-it's directly across the street. So convenient! The closest eatery outside the hotel was at least a half mile to a mile away, and walking in over 100 degree weather not a great option. In-house restaurant was good but pricey, of course. Wet deck is amazing. Most staff was great. There was one gentleman who was kind of snooty. Paid or valet parking available close by for around $30 per day for covered. Bed was a bit uncomfortable. This is nit-picky, but for the price, I expected quality toilet paper versus the cheap and scratchy kind.
Great ambiance and eclectic vibe. Youthful yet sophisticated. Ms. Heggar at the front desk was very attentive and made sure all accommodations were satisfactory. Great bell and front door staff.
The accommodations were nice and most the staff was very helpful. There was only one evening front desk person that argued when we asked for a bigger bucket of ice. Since I had injured myself I needed more ice. I don't think they understood. Unother night I called for a mini-bar key and it never arrived.
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Welcome to my Art blog!
I am so exited about Art. It comes in SO MANY shapes and forms, different mediums and styles. So needless to say that this blog is all about my journey through many types of Art!
Me, Hmmmm? Lets just say that I'm a little quirkie to say the least. I have at least 8 super spectacular children!!!!(I only gave birth to 3). I have been blessed with 9 grandchildren so far. I have the world's bestest Husband. He is very supportive in my CAUSE! Ha ha! He is a gem. I love my family more than anything else. Yes, more than Art:)
I have always been fascinated with any form of creative Art. (I write art with a capital "A" for a show of respect to it!) I have always doodled ever since I can remember. I took every Art class they had in school that I could sign up for. I felt the need to create in any way I could just get it out! Quilting, designing and sewing, crafting, sculpture, elaborate cake decorating! you name it and I tried to do it. Now all of this was in my spare time. (which there was NEVER enough of).
You work you live you yearn. I was yearning to learn how to paint, no not the house either! I mean I really wanted to PAINT! Ya know, like for REAL! So on my adventure I started! Boy is it a fun ride!!!!!!
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The New Sam Yang BigBore 909 Rifles:
Dragon Claw .50
Jim Chapman
Recluse .357 / 9 mm
It's no secret that I've been a fan of the
Sam Yang Big Bore 909 for a number of
years, having used it to take hogs, deer,
coyote all manner of smaller game. These
guns are well built, rugged, accurate,
powerful, tunable, and (importantly with
respect to big bores) available. You can
pick one of these rifles up (imported by
Pyramyd Air) for about half the price of the
semi-custom guns and be shooting in a
matter of days instead of months.
And it was available in any caliber¦. So
long as you wanted .45 (.457 actually)!
And I have to say, there is nothing wrong
with this caliber at all, there are lots of
bullets available, with good ballistic
qualities, and they punch a decent sized
hole in quarry.
The .457 is a good all around caliber when you want to go from
predators to big game, but it is not the most optimal for either.
When hunting for predators I'd like a smaller caliber, flatter
shooting gun that would let me reach out a bit further with a less
pronounced trajectory. Conversely, for the bigger game at the
ranges I like to shoot (around 60 yards), there would be nothing
wrong with punching trough with a bigger bullet, which is where the
.50 comes in.
It seems the feedback that Pyramyd Air received from their
customers led them to push Shin Sung to add a couple new guns to
the family; the .357 caliber Recluse and the .50 caliber Dragon
Claw. These two guns are essentially rebarreled models of the
standard 909 with a couple of improvements.
As you see the three guns (the Recluse and
Dragon Claw with my trusty old tuned 909) look
virtually identical, with the exception of the logos
etched on the receivers. If you flip the guns over
and look at the forestock you will find that a
manometer is now designed in to allow the hunter
to check their air status while in the field.
More noticeable is the effort expended in
reworking the valve to improve the airflow
through it. The energy delivery of the out of the
box Dragon Claw exceeds my tuned 909, while
delivering 4 usable shots per fill (he Recluse
delivers 6 shots). The guns fill to 3000 psi using
the proprietary filling probe, but as I prefer the
universal Foster type fill connector on my guns, I
ordered a couple from Pyramyd and replaced the
fill port at the end of the reservoir.
The gun has a low and high power setting that is
selected by either pulling the cocking bolt all the
way (full power) or part way (low power) back.
The bullets are loaded by pushing a sleeve
covering the loading port forward, then sliding it
back for shooting. Once cocked the gun can be
decocked by letting the cocking bolt down slowly
while squeezing the trigger. There is also a cross
bolt safety, which is a feature not all big bore
airguns have and is one I like (in addition to being
able to decock the gun).
Getting these two guns out on the range, I
decided on focusing my testing to 50 yard
distances initially as this is my typical hunting
Targets: Top: DC 4 shot
50 yard group with 225 gr
RN Solid. Bottom: Recluse
50 yard 6 shot group with
80 grain RN Solid
I used an 80 grain bullet for the Recluse (at 3000 psi) and got six usable shots starting just under 900 fps (142 fpe) range. The first four shots
exhibited around a 70 fps velocity spread before taking a rapid drop into the high 600's. This gives me six usable shots when I'm out chasing
coyotes, which is exactly where I see this gun fitting into my hunting lineup. In the target shown, shots 1- 4 were touching with 5 and 6
showing a slight drop in the point of impact.
Over the next couple of months I'll be working up the performance using several different pellets and taking these guns out hunting to get a
real assessment of what they can do. But based on my initial results, I am really impressed by the performance, and think that the Dragon
Claw has a lot to offer for the big game hunter and the Recluse is just about perfect for a predator gun. The .457 is probably the best
compromise for the gun that will do everything pretty well, but at the price of these guns it's an option to have two guns optimized for a
specific use.
A little later I'll get back and work the .357 out to 125 yards as this is in
line with what I want in a predator gun.
With the Dragon Claw I was shooting a 225 grain solid point Air Venturi
bullet starting with a fill pressure of 3000 psi. The gun yielded up four
usable shots starting in the 680-690 fps range (235 fpe) dropping to the
low 600's on the third shot, with a substantial drop on the forth shot. The
forth shot is still usable but you'd have to go up a mildot to stay on
target. In the target shown the first three shots were touching with about
a 1 inch drop on the forth shot.
Recluse .357 Projectiles
I went out the other day with a selection of .357 projectiles, to see how they handled through the Recluse/ The bullets I shot were the 145 grain
Benjamin Nosler Balistic Tip, the Vogel 176 grain hollow point, the Vogel 116 grain hex hollow point, and the Eun Jin 77.8 grain round nose
pellet. these 5 shot groups were from 75 yards shooting off sticks, which represent hunting conditions better than bench resting the gun. What I
found was that virtually every shot from every round was in the kill zone of any medium to large sized game animal I might be hunting with this
gun. I used the 116 grain Vogel Hex HPs on a recent prarie dog shoot and was consistently whacking these pudgy rodents out to 125 yards .....
and they hit with authority. One second there was a dog there and the next threre wasn't! I think that based on what I experienced testing these
bullets out is that the first two are perfect for hogs and deer (where legal of coiurse) the 116 grain hex is the medicine for coyote as well as
smaller varmint, and the Eun Jin pellets are about perfect for woodchuck, raccoon, and smaller varmint. This is a gun that would let you do
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As the afternoon wore on and the temperatures gradually dropped, Carroll County's bats only got hotter.
The Cavaliers racked up 13 runs in the fifth and sixth innings to break away from a one-run lead going on to hammer Galax 17-3 in six innings in a nondistrict game Friday at Felts Park.
Galax (1-3) just had put three runs on the board to pull to within 4-3 when the Cavaliers (3-0) batted through the order in consecutive innings to blow the game open.
Shadaleigh Jean Davis, 23, of Galax faces multiple charges from a March 15 arrest, according to Galax Police Chief Rick Clark.
On the offense date, Galax Police responded to a Galax residence along with representatives from the Galax Department of Social Services, to investigate alleged child endangerment, Clark said.
A search of the residence found narcotics (methamphetamine), paraphernalia and U.S. currency. These findings were seized by the officers on the scene.
By SHAINA STOCKTON, Staff
FANCY GAP — In 2005, Mark and Cheryl Manning decided to make their life-long dream of owning their own campground a reality.
Soon after, they found the perfect place to start: a campground on Fox Trail Loop in Fancy Gap, off of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Carroll County, that had been there since the 1950s.
Along with help from the rest of their family, they set to work turning it into the campground they had always imagined.
UPDATED 3/22/13: A Grayson County investigator has filed a warrant against Chief James Wagoner after verbal argument over the arrest of a juvenile. Wagoner has been returned to active duty after an administrative suspension.
By SHAINA STOCKTON, Staff
Galax police are investigating an accident involving a pedestrian that occurred on West Stuart Drive/U.S. 58 on Monday afternoon, according to Police Chief Rick Clark.
Galax police and Galax-Grayson EMS responded to a report that a pedestrian had been struck by a vehicle approximately 250 feet west of the intersection of Stuart Drive and Armory Road.
Terry Hammersley, 39, of Galax, was struck by a vehicle operated by Norma Anauo, who was traveling west on Stuart Drive, Clark said.
HILLSVILLE — Town code needed some wholesale updates, many due to changes to Virginia state law, Hillsville Town Manager Travis Jackson noticed early on after taking office Feb. 1.
As Jackson consulted town ordinances as various issues have been raised, he found that several sections had not kept up with changes to state law.
It's not unusual for state code to be modified, and it's the town officials' responsibility to update Hillsville's ordinances in order to stay in step with those.
By SHAINA STOCKTON, Staff
The Music Ministry of the First Baptist Church of Galax will present its annual Easter musical this weekend, beginning Friday night at 7 p.m. with repeat performances on Saturday and Sunday.
"The Way" will tell about the life of Jesus Christ through drama, choir and orchestra performances.
HILLSVILLE — Hillsville Rescue Squad, which has been dying a slow death for years, will linger no more after disbursing its funds Wednesday.
Many witnesses gathered in the offices of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce to witness the agency last act.
As a kind of last will and testament, long-time members of the defunct rescue squad handed out $3,000 checks to benefit non-profit groups based in the Twin Counties.
Readers of our print edition might have noticed something strange in today's (3/20/13) paper.
A production error at our printing operation in Roanoke replaced our page 6 with a page 6 from the Collegiate Times, the Virginia Tech student newspaper.
Our online edition was correct.
Pick up Friday's paper to see the sports coverage you should have seen today, or go to the link below to download a PDF file of the page that should have been.
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The award-winning Villa Saint Exupery offers five-star hostel facilities, a welcoming environment and an undoubtedly unique experience. Providing budget luxury to holiday-makers on the French Riviera, the Villa prides itself on being a family run business.
The Villa was founded in 2000 and has since won numerous awards world-wide.
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Frugal Traveller: In and Around Monaco: Fast Cars, Medieval Villages by Seth Kugel
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Biofumigant Cover Cropping in Potatoes: Dale Gies (Farmer to Farmer Case Study Series)
Yorgey, G.G., S.I. Kantor, C.E. Kruger, K.M. Painter, H. Davis, and L.A. Bernacchi. 2017. Pacific Northwest Extension Publication 693, Pullman, WA.
Precision Nitrogen Application: Eric Odberg Case Study
Yorgey, G., S. Kantor, K. Painter, H. Davis, and L. Bernacchi. 2014. Video and text farmer case study. Eric Odberg is a fourth generation farmer who practices no-till management and was an early adopter of variable rate nitrogen (VRN) application in the dryland production region of the Pacific Northwest.
Increasing resilience among cereal-based farmers in the Inland Pacific Northwest – Farmer to Farmer Case Studies
Yorgey, Georgine, Kathleen Painter, Hilary Davis, Kristy Borrelli, Sylvia Kantor, Leigh Bernacchi, R. Dennis Roe, Chad Kruger 2014. Video and print case studies part of REACCH PNA project. The goal of these case studies to inspire others to take management risks on their farms that can improve their overall sustainability and resiliency into the future. Future case studies are in progress and will focus on farmers who manage water in irrigated systems, tillage practices and residue management in unique ways.
REACCHPNA Monitoring Greenhouse Gases with the Eddy Covariance Flux Tower (3 min)
May 2013. This video describes how researchers at WSU monitor greenhouse gas exchanges in cereal-based cropping systems using the eddy covariance flux tower. Includes description of flux tower components. This work is part of the REACCH PNA research project.
Methods for Producing Biochar and Advanced Biofuels in Washington State Part 2: Literature Review of the Biomass Supply Chain and Preprocessing Technologies From Field to Pyrolysis Reactor
Garcia-Perez, M., C. Kruger, M. Fuchs, S. Sokhansanj, P. Badger, J. Garcia-Nunez, T. Lewis, and S. Kantor. 2012. Second Project Report. Department of Biological Systems Engineering and the Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, 79 pp.
Climate Change and Family Forest Landowners in Oregon
Grotta, A., J. Creighton, C. Schnepf, S. Kantor. 2011.
Climate Change and Family Forest Landowners in Washington
Creighton, J., C. Schnepf, A. Grotta, S. Kantor. 2011.
Climate Change and Family Forest Landowners in Idaho
Schnepf, C., J. Creighton, A. Grotta, S. Kantor. 2011. Executive summary available here.
Executive Summary – Climate Change and Family Forest Landowners in Idaho
Schnepf, C., J. Creighton, A. Grotta, S. Kantor. 2011. Full report available here.
Climate Change and Family Forest Landowners in Alaska
Kantor, S., J. Creighton, C. Schnepf, A. Grotta. 2011.
How family forest landowners in the Pacific Northwest perceive climate change
Private forest landowners in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere face the same challenges as public land managers with regard to changing forest conditions. However, little is known regarding the understanding family forest landowners have about climate change and the potential impacts on how they manage their forests. Consequently, the degree to which private landowners are prepared to respond effectively is unknown. To make sure new research and extension programming related to climate change and western forests is as useful as possible for family forest owners, researchers at three universities conducted a needs assessment in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington to determine family forest owners' perceptions, understanding, and educational needs regarding the impact of climate change on their forests. The Oregon, Washington, Alaska and Idaho reports are linked here, as well as an executive summary of the Idaho report.


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