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Guess, I have to share to you all a little something about what I do in my new blog. It is, by the way, almost the same as this one but only better. You know how people progress through time, right? Thank you very much!~ xD
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Tony Buck Wanted To Drive To The Racetrack Instead Of Tow There
We've all seen blower cars that were not all they should have been. Certainly, there are few sights more aggressive on the street than that big aftermarket Roots-style supercharger jutting through the hood of a vintage Mopar. Often, however, the compromises mean the car won't idle right, won't start without a lot of effort, and frankly, can get smoked off at the stoplight Grand Prix by a mildly-modified street machine.
So, when we caught up with Mopar racer Tony Buck at Mopars at the Rock in North Carolina last spring, we were pleasantly surprised to say the least. Not only was Tony's street-tagged '72 Duster running well, he had the car out on the track as part of the bracket program!
"I always wanted a fast street car," says Tony, "but I grew tired of towing my race car to the track; I wanted to be able to drive it there!"
The car has run as low as 9.83 at 138 mph on street tires and through the mufflers since it hit the track, and Tony is enjoying every minute of it on both the street and strip. We all know there is nothing cute about Mopars (even when they are pink or purple), but this is one example that can be considered about as nasty as they come. Who would want to be in that 5.0 or import rice-burner when this machine tooled up to the light?
A mechanic by trade who lives in Chocowinity, North Carolina, Tony decided to replace his race-only Barracuda with something more dual-oriented. A long-time Chrysler fan, the 'Cuda had succeeded a pair of mid-60s street/strip Belvederes. He found the Duster, which was solid but in need of some care, and set about building a new race car that would let him have his cake and eat it to.
The body went to David Baxton's High Performance where a 12-point cage and mini-tubs for rear tire clearance were installed. The suspension was upgraded with coil-over shocks and ladder bars, the front end got a set of disc brakes, and Weld Drag Lite wheels were added. Inside went Jaz seats, Autometer gauges, a Cheetah SCS shifter, and an M&R five-point harness, while the metal hood went south in favor of a VFN fiberglass replacement that features a four-inch cowl scoop. A '70-model-year grille is now in the nose, and Stevie Askew painted the Duster an appropriate Plum Crazy. With the engine, the finished machine tips the scales at 3,450 pounds.
For motivation, Griffin's Automotive in Washington, North Carolina, began prepping a 400-inch B-block for stroker use. An offset-ground Plymouth crank went into this, which, when coupled with Eagle rods and 9.0:1 Ross pistons, creates a 451-inch monster. The blower is a 10-71 Mooneyham supporting two 830-cfm race Holley carbs, mated to the bottom end through a BDS blower manifold. A set of massaged aluminum heads from Mopar Performance sends the compressed fuel to the cylinders, which is metered by a well-chosen .649-lift/295-degree Comp Cams outfit. A pan from Milodon holds the oil, and Hooker Competition headers route the exhaust rearward into a free-flowing exhaust system when the car is not racing. An MSD outfit provides the fire, while fuel comes out of a 16-gallon cell.
Griffin's artisans Chris Bowers and Joey Griffin also handled the transmission, which now uses a Turbo Action valve body and 4200-stall Coan 9-inch converter. Out in back, the horsepower travels through a 4.10-geared Dana 60 set up by Moser before heading out to the 29×12 Goodyear tires. Quality Welding and Fabrication installed the rear suspension and did other things that Tony is very appreciative of; he couldn't have done the car without them.

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Back story: A student in my grade (I am currently a sophomore in high school) came in to my study hall. At the time I was walking to the front of the room to get something. He took his water bottle, poured water into his hand, and threw it into my face, saying "I now baptize you in the name of the Father, the Mother, and the Holy Spirit." He is a Catholic zealot, for lack of better word, and is usually fairly intelligent. This action was offending at first, but now I just have to laugh at the complete stupidity of it. What do you, forum, think of this?
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Find something to slosh on him. That's just rude. I mean, the symbolism I would mock... prob just rub it in and say, "Nope. Still don't believe there's a god... Don't effing throw water on me again!!!"
Or how about this. Find him next to some girl he's not particularly fond of and pronounce them man and wife.
He must have had either very good insurance, or he still didn't change out of his baby-teeth, jokes like this are dangerous for your teeth, you know.
Packing heat to school and offing him would be a little extreme. But it would be fun to place a 38 snub nose against his temple and pull the trigger back. Watching the urine stream exit his pants would be over the top.
Sooooo many Christians, so few lions.
That is a little bit over the top i think. Also, it's still massively illegal. but that would be pretty funny.
Buy some weed, put it in his backpack or jacket when he's not around, give an anonymous tip to the teacher that he offered to sell.
Wait a few months until the dust settles and ask him: Where's your God now?
See, and again, we are going a little bit too far on this. Too much. Just too much.
Like the guy in my computer class who laughs manically after each procedure, I would stay away from him. Tell him not to ever do that again as the action constitutes assault.
Why didn't you spit in his face?
I think you should come back with an attack inquisition and burn the little fucker at the steak


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Residents are encouraged to use water conservation methods in their use of secondary water this spring to ensure a water availability later in the season.
Monticello City would also remind citizens that secondary water service is no longer mandatory for residents. At a citizen's written request, services will be discontinued (forms are available at the City office). If a customer has disconnected secondary water services and wishes to have service reconnected, they will complete an application for connection and pay a reconnection fee (currently $80.00) to reinstate the service.
Also effective April 1, 2010, secondary water users with a one-inch connection will be charged $25.20 from April through September instead of $12.60 from April through March. Annual customers will continue to pay $151.20 for the year, due in April.
The new billing schedule more closely corresponds with the secondary water's schedule for use; it is generally turned on mid-to-late April and turned off around mid-October. A schedule of fees for larger connections is available at the City Offices.
Secondary water customers with questions are encouraged to call the Monticello Public Works Department at 587-3730, or are invited to visit the City offices.


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White House Network Hit by Spear Phishing, No Data Stolen
Cyber-attackers linked to the Chinese government may have attempted to breach an unclassified network at the White House, reported The Washington Free Beacon. While that makes for great headlines, nothing happened.
As the story in the Free Beacon goes, attackers, allegedly based in China, targeted an unclassified network inside the White House Military Office and managed to compromise one of the computers with a spear phishing attack earlier this month. The White House identified the attack and isolated the system, and no data was taken, according to the report.
Defense and intelligence officials familiar with the incident told the conservative publication it was "one of Beijing's most brazen cyber-attacks" against the United States.
White House officials confirmed the incident, but downplayed the impact to POLITICO. The attempted attack affected an unclassified network and there was no evidence that any information had been stolen, a White House official told POLITICO on background. None of the secure classified systems were affected, POLITICO said.
Big Deal or Not?
The attempt began with an email attached with malware as a spear phishing attack, the official told POLITICO. In this case, an attacker sent a specially crafted email to the targeted individual in hopes the victim to download the attachment, which infected the machine with malware. The malware would then contact the command-and-control server for instructions, but in this case, was identified and blocked from executing.
The fact that the attack happened on an unclassified network makes it even more likely the attackers were never within reach of sensitive information such as those relating to nuclear weapons that the WHMO is in charge of. Defense officials have said several times in the past that government networks are under continuous attacks from booby-trapped emails and network probes looking for a way in. It's likely the White House is under that same level of malicious scrutiny, and a computer got infected.
It's not that the attack was particularly sophisticated, but that the email was crafted well enough to fool the recipient. Other major companies have fallen for this tactic. Ask RSA Security. The win here is that, as far as White House officials can tell, nothing was stolen.
"The White House, every Fortune 1,000 and Global 2,000 organization – medium sized business, small business, consumers – ALL are at risk from spear phishing attacks," Anup Ghosh, CEO of Invincea, told SecurityWatch. "The cyber security industry is woefully behind the curve in terms of protecting the network from spear-phishing attacks against employees," Ghosh said.
Users need to be placed in a bubble via virtualization so that when they fall for a spear phishing attack, it's the virtual environment that is affected, rather than the user system, Ghosh said. Once the virtual machine is wiped, the infection is gone. Organizations need to adopt these new technology approaches now on the market, instead of the current reactive mindset "where we are always playing catch up to intrusions," Ghosh said.
China Connection Unlikely
Free Beacon's sources said the attack was the work of "Chinese military cyber warfare specialists under the direction of a unit called the 4th Department of General Staff of the People's Liberation Army."
Ghosh was quick to caution against jumping to conclusions just because the C&C server was based in China. While China has been aggressively targeting American corporations for intellectual property and government agencies for critical national security information over the past two years, it was still "too preliminary to determine conclusively," Ghosh warned.
The Chinese C&C server is "a bit of a red herring" as most C&C servers are usually registered outside of the originating attacker, Ghosh said.


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This week we're taking a look inside the makeup bag of none other than Lori Taylor, one of Smashbox's Pro Makeup Artists. I had the pleasure of meeting her a few weeks ago at Nordstrom's Spring Trend Show and she was kind enough to tell us what's inside her makeup bag and why.
Lori and I chatted about what's ahead for Smashbox in the summer and beyond. If you're a lip stain addict like me, you'll be happy to know that Smashbox is introducing lip stains to their line up next month… you know I'll definitely be checking those out. They also just released their Softbox collection online which should be heading into stores soon. I have my eye on their Softbox Eye Shadow palette, Smashbox is on a roll with their eyeshadow palettes lately. I'm still enjoying their In Bloom Eye Shadow palette from their spring, which I'll have more on that soon with swatches. For now, let's see what Lori has in her makeup bag.
- Smashbox Blush Rush in Paradise – I love the warmth that this blush applies to the skin it's almost sun kissed.
- Smashbox Bionic Mascara – I have short nubby lashes to I love any type of rich black thickening mascara.
- Smashbox Cream Eye Liner Palette in Metallic – these liner can do double duty as cream shadows.
- Smashbox Lip Enhancing Gloss in Starlit – the prefect sheer red to wake up the complexion.
- Smashbox Limitless Long Wear Lip Gloss in Boundless – sometimes I just love a sheer was of peach on the lips and this gloss last a long time!
- Smashbox Lip Treatment – I have the driest lips in town and this lip treatment taste like honey and has SPF to boot!
- Smashbox High Definition High Definition Liquid Concealer – this concealer dose double duty as my foundation because its build able and melts into the skin.
- Smashbox Limitless Eye Liner in Onyx – when I'm feeling like a little more is needed I just rim my eyes with this.
So there you have it. Are any of Lori's items in your makeup bag? Did you notice her earrings? That was the first thing I noticed when I met her, I loved them immediately. She also had on this amazing chunky bracelet that was like a collage of eyes, I have a blurry shot of it here that gives you an idea of what it looked like. The earrings she is wearing use to belong to Katy Perry, they were a gift from a friend who worked with Ms. Perry. I can't pull those off but Lori makes it look effortless.
Check back with us next week! Butter London's Nonie Creme is letting us peek inside her makeup bag and the week after we'll be looking at Nordstrom Beauty Director (also known as my dream job) Cheri Botiz's makeup bag.


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Garth Brooks Announces Atlanta as First Southern Stop on World Tour
Garth Brooks has announced his very first southern stop on his world tour. In September, he's heading to Atlanta!
Brooks' is making his way to Atlanta for the first time in 18 years! He'll be playing Philips Arena on Friday, Sept. 19. Wife Trisha Yearwood will open.
Brooks is trying to keep his ticket prices low so tickets to the show will cost $56.94 plus taxes and fees to equal $71.50.
Tickets for the show go on sale Aug. 8 at 10AM ET. There's one small catch -- they've set a limit on the amount of tickets that can be purchased. There is a six ticket maximum for this show. Tickets will be available at online at Ticketmaster or by calling 1 (800) 745-3000 or Ticketmaster Express at 1 (866) 448-7849. No tickets will be available for purchase at the venue box office or at Ticketmaster outlets on that date.
The 'Callin' Baton Rouge' singer is already breaking records for this upcoming tour -- and some of them are his own! After adding to his previously announced Chicago date, the singer has broken his own ticket sales record. Those 10 Chi-Town shows will kick off a world tour that could last three years. He'll hit the road with his wife and he'll play some music from an upcoming album.


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Swimming Pool Blog
Rob Cox, February 20, 2012
So you want a Chlorine-Free pool?
The image on the left is not the result of a pool left accidentally without chlorine, but rather a purposeful "greening" of the pool. Natural pools are swimming pools that are more like ponds, and are definitely chlorine free.
If you want to operate your pool without chlorine, it needn't be green, you CAN maintain a pool without chlorine and keep it blue and clear.
Some people prefer to swim in a non-chlorinated pool, for some of the following reasons:
- Chorine irriation of skin, eyes and hair
- Reduced production and transportation of chlorine products
- Don't wish to inhale any chlorine gases
- Don't wish to store and handle chlorine products
Whatever the reason - for personal allergies or for environmental reasons, operating your backyard swimming pool without chlorine is possible, albeit not as simple, if you follow these simple steps.
1. Convert to Biguanide: Biguanides are the most successful alternative to chlorine, and the only stand-alone system that will keep a pool clean and clear - without the use of any chlorine. Sold under names like Baquacil, Revacil and Splashes - biguanides are essentially a Hydrogen Peroxide based system that sanitizes the pool water. Users say the process is simple to follow, and the cost is roughly the same as chlorine.
One drawback to biguanide use is that it tends to "gum-up" pool filters, so you will need to clean your filter grids, cartridges or sand every year to remove the gummy substance (whatever it is). Aside from this, biguanides can keep a pool sanitary and clear, with minimal effort - as long as you are following the directions properly.
2. Go Low Chlorine: If you are OK with using a small, undetectable amount of chlorine in the water, consider installing a Nature2 purifier. Nature2 units purify the pool water with copper and silver ionization, and can reduce the amount of free chlorine needed down to 0.5ppm. It does require a chlorine shock to initialize the 6 month cartridge, but after that, you can allow the chlorine to drop to a low level, and then shock with non-chlorine pool shock.
Low-Chlorine pools should be using a DE filter, preferably a bit oversized. DE filtration helps reduce the sanitizer demand, because the water is so well filtered. DE filters can remove particles as small as 2 microns!
3. Go No Chlorine: OK, so you want to use -0- chlorine, and you don't want to use biguanide, and you want to keep your pool clear? Despite what your pool store may tell you, this IS possible - but it's also may be a bit more work, or more expensive. If you want to operate your pool without chlorine, follow these recommendations to compensate for the lack of a halogen in the water.
- Use a DE filter, and run the filter at least 18 hrs/day or as needed.
- Use a Clarifier, to help coagulate suspended particles for filtration.
- Use an Algaecide, to keep them supressed.
- Use an Enzyme product to remove oils and organics from the water.
- Install a Nature2 purifier, and a small Ozonator.
- Shock the pool weekly, or as needed - with non-chlorine shock.
That's my recipe for a non-chlorine pool - I have successfully used the method on residential pools. Do you have any tips on operating a non-chlorine pool? Leave your comments below.


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AP | Uganda Little League Team Cleared for World Series
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) – A youth baseball team from Uganda has been cleared to enter the United States and participate in the Little League World Series a year after another Ugandan team was denied visas.
Little League officials say members of the Lugazi Little League team received clearance from the Department of State to travel to next month's tournament in South Williamsport, Pa. The Lugazi squad is the first team from the continent of Africa to reach the series.
Last year, the team from Kampala won the Middle East and Africa Region, only to be denied admission to the U.S. because of discrepancies over players' ages and birth dates. The regional runner-up Kuwaiti team traveled to the U.S. instead. The Ugandan team will begin play Aug. 17 against Aguadulce, Panama.
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Some people prefer lipsticks, some people prefer lip glosses. I am a lover of all lip products so I am easy…but one thing that eludes me is a truly wearable matte lipstick.
As a bearer of naturally dry lips, I do struggle with finding a suitable long wearing or/and matte lip product. Everything dries them out. Enter the Burberry Lip Velvet Longwear Lipstick…
They say: Burberry innovation brings a new finish for lips: a velvety matte radiance, inspired by the most opulent of English fabrics. Iconic pigments provide incredibly dense and luminous color, gel technology gives comfortable long-wear performance, while triglycerides and wild rose continuously hydrate.
Burberry make up is luxury and gorgeous; it's a surprise to me because expensive cosmetic brands from fashion houses don't always equal nice cosmetics. This lipstick is £23 which puts it in the league of well established cosmetic brands like Chanel and Dior.
The packaging is heavy weight and has the Burberry tartan logo – it's understated and classy, thankfully;
The Velvet Longwear colours, if you ask me, are grown up and very wearable but elegant too. I was sent Rosewood to try, a matte rosey-brown, nothing like the kind of shade I would choose if I was browsing on counter. It is totally the kind of shade that was made for this kind of matte texture though…somehow my usual sunny orange corals would look wrong in this formula!
Even the lipstick has that pattern emblazoned in the wax!
When swatched, the colour is no where as severe as you'd imagine. It can definitely be used lightly as a stain for a more neutral rosey look or layered for a very intense look. With one swipe, we get a good amount of pigmentation…
If I were wearing this colour (which I grew to love right away) day to day I would use it a a stain.
I felt that the texture was very smooth and creamy at first, then it sort of dried a little and gave that matte silky finish which was remarkably forgiving, in that, it didn't settle into my lines too much or show of the flaky dry patches either. It also didn't dry my lips after (I find that after removing matte lipsticks my lips can look even drier…ie. NARS Schiap is one of my favourite matte lipstick colours (a hot pink!) but the texture is horribly drying).
Half a face shot – as you can see, Rosewood is striking, it isn't just a neutral, but it's not too OTT and can be work to work, for example, without looking like it's too much!
I avoid matte lipsticks like the plague but I can tell you this is definitely the best matte finish lipstick I've used in a long, long time. I'd love them to add some bright fun colours!
You can buy the lipstick from Harrods online for £23 and also Burberry online.
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Seeking Advanced DNA Testing for 1977 Murder Case
New technology could prove client innocent double murder
CHICAGO --- Attorneys from the Center on Wrongful Convictions (CWC) at Northwestern University School of Law recently filed an expansive motion in the Circuit Court of Peoria County requesting advanced DNA testing that they contend can prove that CWC client Johnnie Lee Savory did not commit a 1977 double murder for which he spent more than two-thirds of his life behind bars -- from age 14 to age 44 -- before he was released on parole in 2006.
Savory has sought DNA testing since 1998, but Peoria County prosecutors opposed it and the courts denied it on the grounds that the requested testing could not yield a result relevant to his claim of actual innocence. Now, however, the technology has advanced to a point that it potentially would be conclusive, according to Laura Nirider, one of Savory's CWC attorneys. "The new technology not only could prove our client innocent, but it also could identify the actual killer," Nirider said.
Savory was twice convicted of the 1977 murders of siblings James Robinson Jr., 14, and Connie Cooper, 19, who were found stabbed to death in their Peoria home Jan. 18, 1977. The first conviction rested almost entirely on an alleged confession that the Illinois Appellate Court threw out in 1980 on the grounds that the confession had been involuntary.
In the face of the appellate court's holding, then-Peoria County State's Attorney John Barra was quoted by the Peoria Journal Star as saying that without the confession "there is no substantial evidence to tie Savory to the crime or the scene of the crime [and] I don't know how it would be possible to try him without it."
Barra soon changed his mind, however, deciding to try the case again based on statements attributed to Savory by three of his acquaintances -- siblings Ella, Frankie and Tina Ivy. The Ivys claimed that Savory had made statements to them indicating that he had committed the murders. The retrial was moved to Lake County, where Savory was convicted in 1981. Since then, the Ivy siblings have on various occasions recanted their testimony. Moreover, at a hearing following the second trial, one of the original prosecutors -- Assistant State's Attorney Joseph Gibson -- testified that prosecutors had chosen not to present the Ivys' testimony in 1977 because it was "too shaky."
The only evidence other than the illegally obtained confession and the Ivys' testimony was inconclusive. It included the alleged murder weapon -- a knife found in Savory's possession bearing then-untestable trace amounts of blood; a pair of bloodstained pants several sizes too large for Savory seized from his home; and several hairs found at the murder scene said to microscopically resemble Savory's hair.
In 1998, shortly after the Illinois General Assembly enacted a law giving convicted defendants the right to test physical evidence relevant to claims of actual innocence, Savory's then-lawyers filed a motion for DNA testing of the bloodstained pants. The blood was of a type shared by Savory, the victims and, importantly, Savory's father, Y.T. Savory, who had suffered an injury consistent with the positioning of the blood and who had testified he used the knife to undo the stitches.
The then-attorneys attempted to supplement the motion with a request to test fingernail scrapings from Connie Cooper. The scrapings previously had been thought to be of no evidentiary value. That request was rejected by the Peoria County Circuit Court, and the testing of the pants ultimately was denied by the Illinois Supreme Court, which held that the bloodstain was only "a minor part of the state's evidence."
Since then, however, advances in DNA technology have made testing of the knife, the hairs and the fingernail scrapings possible, according to the CWC motion, which contends that, if the testing of those items revealed a common DNA profile that was not Savory's, the "redundant hits" would be "practically irrefutable evidence of Savory's innocence and of another man's guilt."
Two friend-of-the-court briefs were filed in support of the CWC motion -- one prepared by lawyers from the law firm of Sidley Austin on behalf of leading Illinois lawyers -- including former Gov. James R. Thompson, former U.S. Senator Adlai E. Stevenson III and former U.S. Attorneys Thomas P. Sullivan and Dan K. Webb -- and one prepared by lawyers from the law firm of Baker & McKenzie on behalf of men who have been exonerated by DNA testing in Illinois.
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Underground Railroad (History Channel)
The Underground Railroad was neither underground nor a railroad. It got its name because its activities had to be carried out in secret, using darkness or disguise, and because railway terms were used by those involved with system to describe how it worked. Various routes were lines, stopping places were called stations, those who aided along the way were conductors and their charges were known as packages or freight. The network of routes extended through 14 Northern states and "the promised land" of Canada--beyond the reach of fugitive-slave hunters. Those who most actively assisted slaves to escape by way of the "railroad" were members of the free black community (including former slaves like Harriet Tubman), Northern abolitionists, philanthropists and church leaders like Quaker Thomas Garrett. Harriet Beecher Stowe, famous for her novel Uncle Tom's Cabin, gained firsthand knowledge of the plight of fugitive slaves through contacts with the Underground Railroad in Cincinnati, Ohio.


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== DOI support in OJS ==
== DOI support in OJS ==
OJS implements Crossref, mEDRA and DataCite connectors as system plug-ins in the "Import/Export" plug-in category. These plug-ins rely on OJS'
OJS implements Crossref, mEDRA and DataCite connectors as system plug-ins in the "Import/Export" plug-in category. These plug-ins rely on OJS' plug-in " which provides the user interface for DOI administration and assignment to publication objects.
== Configuration of the DOI plug-in ==
== Configuration of the DOI plug-in ==
Revision as of 06:01, 13 January 2016
- 1 The DOI system
- 2 Installation Requirements
- 3 Assigning DOIs to Publication Objects
- 4 DOI Registration
- 4.1 Export vs. Registration
- 4.2 Basic Configuration (mEDRA only)
- 4.3 Manual Export
- 4.4 Automatic Registration
- 4.5 Manual Metadata Import to Crossref
- 4.6 Crossref DOI Configuration and Export Cheatsheet
The DOI system
What are DOIs?
A "Digital Object Identifier" (DOI) is a globally unique identifier for digital objects. In the OJS context such objects are journals, journal issues, journal articles and supplementary files. DOIs are used for the global, persistent identification of such objects. For example, a DOI in a citation would provide the user with a persistent link to the object cited. DOIs are associated with one or several URLs that can be resolved through a persistent URL at a global re-direction domain (http://dx.doi.org/some-doi). Additional metadata about certain types of digital objects can be stored in databases of specialized DOI registration agencies. This enables discovery of these objects through the web sites of the registration agencies or their partners (e.g. scientific search engines).
What are Registration Agencies (Crossref, mEDRA and DataCite)?
DOIs can be used for a very broad range of digital objects. The only common denominator of such objects is that they have a URL assigned through which they can be located. The DOI system therefore does not impose a single metadata format. Digital objects can have specialized metadata assigned that is specific to the content and format of that object. That's where DOI registration agencies like Crossref, mEDRA, and DataCite come in. These specialized registration agencies accept only certain types of digital objects and define mandatory and optional metadata fields to be delivered when registering a DOI. DOI agencies require that metadata be delivered in well-defined metadata formats. Usually the agency defines their own metadata format or adapt an existing standard to their purpose.
Crossref is the official DOI link Registration Agency for the International DOI Foundation. It was founded as a cooperative effort by journal publishers to enable cross-publisher citation linking for online academic journals.
mEDRA is the multilingual European DOI Registration Agency. It registers documents of many European Union institutions but is also open to private and public institutions world-wide for registration of serial publications, serial publication issues and serial articles. In OJS language these are journal issues, articles and galleys.
DataCite is an international not-for-profit association of several research institutions. DataCite was originally founded to make DOI registration available for primary research data. Nowadays DataCite registers a broad range of publication objects. In the OJS context these are journal issues, articles, galleys and supplementary files.
How does the DOI system work?
DOIs are composed of a prefix and a suffix which are separated by a slash (e.g. "10.1234/cdb2011-01-bio234"). Organizations that want to participate in the DOI system have to apply for an account at a registration agency which will assign a unique DOI prefix to the organization (e.g. "10.1234"). The organization can then assign arbitrary suffixes to their digital objects as long as they guarantee that no suffix will be repeated (e.g. "cdb2011-01-bio234" in the above example). Sometimes several organizations share a DOI prefix to reduce the cost of DOI registration.
Once a prefix has been obtained and a suffix assigned to a publication object, the DOI composed of prefix and suffix has to be registered with the registration agency. The publishing organization formats metadata corresponding to the publication object into the metadata format specific to the registration agency. The resulting XML file will then be transmitted to the registration agency together with the DOI and the corresponding URL of the publication object.
The format and exact registration procedure are different for the registration agencies:
Crossref created their own XML schema for DOI registration known as the Crossref Deposit Schema. You can find extensive documentation on the most recent version of this XSD on their support pages. There are extensions for supplemental metadata such as CrossMark, FundRef, or citations. The schema also supports MathML. Currently, registration for Crossref requires OJS users to export their metadata using the Crossref XML Export Plugin and then submit it to Crossref's backend system using credentials assigned to Crossref registrants.
mEDRA uses a special configuration of the ONIX format called ONIX for DOI (O4DOI). This is a simplified version of the ONIX for Serials format with additional fields specific to the DOI registration use case. Detailed documentation of the format can be found on the mEDRA home page. mEDRA supports registration of OJS issues, articles and galleys but not supplementary files. mEDRA provides an asynchronous web service for automated DOI registration that is integrated into OJS. The asynchronous nature of the mEDRA registration service means that registration success or error messages are delivered via email. In the (unlikely) case of a registration failure, some manual work is necessary to synchronize the OJS registration state with that of the mEDRA database, see "Reset DOI registration state" below.
DataCite developed their own XML format for DOI registration that is loosely coupled to the Dublin Core format but imposes a stronger specification than the DC format. The format is relatively easy to read for non-technical users. DataCite offers a synchronous web service for automated DOI registration that is integrated into OJS. The synchronous nature of the DataCite registration service means that the OJS registration state can easily be kept in sync with the DataCite database. Other than in the case of mEDRA, manual synchronization of the registration state in OJS is therefore not necessary.
OJS' implementation of the Crossref, O4DOI and DataCite formats has been optimized for maximum information content and data quality. OJS has co-operated directly with these three registration agencies to make sure that their formats and protocols are correctly implemented and that the agencies can make best use of your data.
Installation Requirements
All plug-ins necessary for DOI assignment and registration with Crossref, mEDRA, and DataCite are part of the default OJS installation and do not have to be installed separately.
Some features of the mEDRA and DataCite connectors have additional installation requirements, though:
- If you want to register DOIs directly with the mEDRA or DataCite registration agencies via their web services then you need the PHP curl extension installed. Please consult the PHP manual for details.
- If you want to export several objects at the same time into files you'll need the tar tool available on your system. - You'll also have to configure the path to the tar binary in your config.inc.php file, see the file's inline documentation.
Read the "Export vs. Registration" paragraph below if you're unsure what features you'll need.
Assigning DOIs to Publication Objects
DOI support in OJS
OJS implements Crossref, mEDRA and DataCite connectors as system plug-ins in the "Import/Export" plug-in category. These plug-ins rely on OJS' public identifier plug-in "DOI" which provides the user interface for DOI administration and assignment to publication objects.
Configuration of the DOI plug-in
Configuration of the DOI plug-in is a task to be performed by the Journal Manager. The DOI plug-in's setting page can be found by navigating to the Journal Manager's user home page:
-> System Plugins -> Generic Plugins -> DOI plug-in -> Settings. There you should see something like:
First select the OJS object types that you want DOIs to be assigned to. Selecting this option does not mean that all objects of the selected type need to get a DOI assigned. Depending on the chosen DOI suffix generation method you can selectively assign DOIs if you like, see "When are DOIs being assigned?" below. Selecting an object type makes the DOI configuration fields available on the corresponding object-specific metadata entry pages. Please be aware that not all registration agencies support all object types for DOI registration. For example, while DataCite is able to support all object types, mEDRA will not register supplementary files.
The DOI prefix is mandatory. As described above you'll receive your organization's prefix from the DOI registration agency. The exact process for application is described on the agencies' web pages.
There are several suffix generation strategies available:
When you choose one of the pattern-based generation methods then a DOI will be generated for all objects. You are not obliged to register all these DOIs with the registration agencies, though. The DOI registration agency connectors allow for selective registration.
When you enter custom patterns, it is your responsibility to create patterns that result in unique DOI suffixes for your prefix. You have to enter a combination of journal, issue and object-specific identifiers to make sure that DOIs cannot be duplicated. A galley-suffix for example, that does not contain the journal ID can be duplicated among several journals if the same prefix is used for those journals. The same can happen if you generate DOIs for articles and issues without using the issue ID in the article suffix (e.g. when generating the DOI for the issue with the internal ID 1 and the article with internal ID 1). Look at the standard patterns for examples.
If you use custom identifiers (custom URL suffixes) to improve your URLs (see journal configuration step 4) you can use those same identifiers as DOI suffixes. Again you are responsible to not assign the same custom identifier to several objects. This is also true across object categories: You cannot assign the same URL suffix to articles and corresponding galleys for example. While this would still result in unique URLs due to the differing OJS URL prefix per object type it would mean duplicated DOI suffixes as the DOI prefix is common to all object types. OJS will check uniqueness of URL suffixes when you enter suffixes and will present you with a form error when you try to enter the same suffix twice.
Choosing the individual DOI suffix option will allow you to enter suffixes independently from the OJS URL of the object. Use this option if none of the other suffix generation strategies fulfill your needs, e.g. when your organization has global rules for suffix generation different from what can be implemented with custom patterns, or if you do not want to generate DOIs for all objects by default.
The Reassign DOIs button deletes all currently assigned DOIs but not your individually assigned URL or DOI suffixes. This is an advanced action. Please use it with utmost care and make sure you understand its exact action first, e.g. within a test environment. All DOIs will be re-generated based on the patterns or custom identifiers you entered. This means that if you change the patterns or custom identifiers after you already assigned DOIs then previously assigned DOIs will be completely lost and the same object will receive a different DOI. This should be avoided in most cases as it means double-registration of the same object with two different DOIs which is contrary to the purpose of DOIs in the first place. In any case you should make a database backup before you delete all assigned DOIs.
When are DOIs being assigned? (Important - Please Read!)
It is important that you understand when DOIs will be assigned because DOI assignment is irreversible. Once an article or issue is published there is no way from impeding automatic DOI assignment to the corresponding objects (issues, articles, galleys and supplementary files). This is due to the nature of permanent IDs: They are meant to be assigned once and only once and then never change again. This means that as soon as any public user got the chance to access a DOI it may never be changed after.
The DOI of the object is generated automatically during the first public access to the object. Public access to a publication object is assumed whenever the object is viewed for the first time on the public web site of the journal or whenever the object was exported to a file format that contains and supports DOIs (e.g. PubMed format, native OJS export format, CrossRef, DataCite, mEDRA formats, etc.).
The assignment logic is slightly different for the different suffix generation strategies:
- In case of pattern based suffix generation (custom or default patterns) DOIs will always be generated according to the currently configured pattern on first public access. This also means that changing a pattern will not change already assigned DOIs. It will only have effect on DOIs being generated from that moment on. Be careful when changing patterns that the new pattern does not share its namespace with the previous pattern. Otherwise duplicate DOIs may result which will lead to problems when trying to register these IDs.
- In case of DOI suffixes being generated from custom IDs / URL suffixes the DOI will also always be generated on first public access. If no custom ID / URL suffix has been entered for the object then a DOI will be generated based on the default OJS URL suffix. This DOI will not change even if you enter a URL suffix later. There is no way to change your DOI once it has been assigned so be sure to enter a URL suffix before you publicly access an object for the first time!
- If you configured OJS to use individual DOI suffixes then the logic is slightly different to support selective DOI assignment. In this case a DOI will not be assigned even for already published objects if a DOI suffix has not been entered for that object. This allows the journal to offer DOIs to the authors as an optional (and potentially paid) service on a one-by-one basis. The individual suffix can be changed as long as no DOI has been assigned by public access to the object. Once the object has been accessed publicly with an individual suffix assigned, the suffix cannot be changed any more!
Whatever suffix generation strategy you choose, you'll be able to preview the DOI on the object's metadata page without actually assigning a DOI provided that the object has not yet been published. The metadata pages for the different object types are:
- Issues: The issue data page that can be reached through the issue lists available to the editor role.
- Articles: The article metadata page available through the article's summary page available to all editorial roles.
- Galleys and Supplementary Files: The galley metadata page available through the corresponding article's "Editing" page. Click on the "Edit" link corresponding to the file in the "Layout" section of the page.
These pages will be referred to as "metadata pages" throughout this documentation.
Pattern-Based DOI Generation
Once you configured the pattern for DOI suffix generation in the DOI plug-in you'll not have to do anything special for an object to get a DOI assigned. As soon as the object is published and has been publicly accessed for the first time a DOI will be assigned based on the corresponding pattern.
Custom ID / URL suffix
Once you correctly configured OJS to generate DOIs based on custom IDs / URL suffixes and you enabled the custom ID option in journal setup step 4 for the same object types you'll see URL entry fields on the metadata pages of issues, galleys and supplementary files. URL suffixes for articles can NOT be entered on the article metadata page but must be entered into the issue's "table of content". If you correctly configured OJS then you'll find a URL entry field for every article there.
NB: If you forget to enable "custom IDs" for the objects you want to assign DOIs to in journal setup step 4 then you'll not be able to enter DOI suffixes and you DOI suffixes will be generated based on the OJS default URL suffix.
Individual DOI suffixes
As long as no DOI has been assigned to the object (see "When are DOIs being assigned?" above), you'll find a DOI suffix entry field on the object's metadata page. See "When are DOIs being assigned?" for a list of these metadata pages.
See the following example of the DOI suffix field for issues:
You can change this field as long as no DOI has been assigned to the object. Leaving the field empty or deleting its contents and saving the form means that the object will not get a DOI assigned, even if it is publicly accessed.
DOI Registration
Even when a DOI has been assigned to an object in OJS it is not automatically known to the registration agency and the corresponding URL at http://dx.doi.org/ will not yet be resolved. You'll have to register the DOI with one of the DOI registration agencies before. At the time of writing OJS supports registration with CrossRef, mEDRA and DataCite out-of-the-box. This documentation describes the Crossref, mEDRA and DataCite options.
Export vs. Registration
Before registering DOIs with mEDRA or DataCite for the first time you'll have to decide whether you want to use the registration connector in "manual export" or "automatic registration" mode. This depends above all on your relation with the registration agency:
- If you have (or intend to have) your own account at the registration agency then automatic registration will most probably be your preferred choice. Automatic registration means that you do not have to export metadata into the registration agency's XML format or upload files to the registration agency manually. You can register DOIs and metadata directly from within OJS with a few mouse clicks.
- If you do not have access to account credentials yourself then you'll have to export XML files for the objects to be registered. The XML can then be sent to the account owner (e.g. as an email attachment) who'll have to upload the files to the agency's registration site. This is still much better than sending unformatted metadata by email. The OJS-implementation of the XML format has been explicitly certified by the registration agencies for maximum information content, standardization and data quality. Manual transfer errors can be avoided and the account owner will have much less work in uploading a ready-made XML rather than manually entering metadata on the agency's site or composing a compliant XML message from scratch.
While, in principle, it is possible to mix both modes of operation, you should not usually do so. If, for example, you configure the DOI connectors for automatic registration and then upload a file manually to the registration agency you'll end up in a situation where the OJS registration database is out of sync with the registration agencies' database. This can lead to registration errors when trying to update metadata of an object that has been registered manually before. This is especially important when you work with mEDRA as the mEDRA XML format (O4DOI) differs for initial registration and metadata update.
It is not problematic, though, to use the XML export feature for local inspection of XML data that will be transferred to the registration agency via OJS later. As long as the actual registration is done in OJS, the local and remote registration databases will not get out of sync.
Basic Configuration (mEDRA only)
If you want to register DOIs with mEDRA then you'll have to do some basic configuration independent of the chosen export mode (manual vs. automatic, see previous paragraph). As a Journal Manager you find the configuration page by navigating from your home page to "Import/Export Data -> mEDRA Export/Registration Plugin" and then click the "configure" link.
You should see the following form fields:
Please enter the institution that registered the DOI prefix you are using. This is your own institution if you have an account with the registration agency yourself (automatic registration mode) or the institution of the registration account owner you are sending your XML files to (manual export mode).
The three technical contact fields should contain your own contact information. If you are the registration agency account holder then you'll repeat your institution's name here.
The email field is of special importance: mEDRA will send registration reports to the email address you enter here. These emails are important because they are the most convenient way for you to be informed whether your registration was successful or not. Every file uploaded to mEDRA (manually or via OJS automatic registration) will result in a corresponding email. The email you enter here should belong to a person with Journal Manager rights so that the person is able to correct export errors and re-export corrected registration data.
The mEDRA format requires a "country of publication" which cannot be unambiguously deduced from the OJS configuration. According to the O4DOI specification this is "the country where the serial work is published".
If you assign DOIs to journal issues then you'll have to decide whether you want to export issues as "work" or "manifestation". Please follow the links on the configuration page for an explanation of the distinction. If you do not assign DOIs to journal issues then you can leave the default configuration untouched.
Manual Export
This paragraph is only relevant if you decided to use the mEDRA/DataCite connector in "manual export" mode. If you want to use the connector in "automatic registration mode" you can jump directly to the "Automatic Registration" paragraph below.
If you want to export mEDRA/DataCite XML manually then you do not have to configure a username or password on the connector's configuration page. Leaving the username/password fields empty will disable automatic registration in the connector's user interface. This means that you'll see no "Register", "Update" or "Reset" buttons, just an "Export" button for all objects.
Unlike mEDRA and DataCite, Crossref support in OJS currently requires manual exporting.
Export XML
As a Journal Manager navigate to the plug-ins home page:
- For mEDRA export: Import/Export Data -> mEDRA Export/Registration Plugin
- For DataCite export: Import/Export Data -> DataCite Export/Registration Plugin
- For Crossref export: Import/Export Data -> Crossref XML Export Plugin
If you work in manual export mode then you can probably ignore the "Export all unregistered ..." link. OJS cannot maintain any registration information in manual export mode so all objects will appear "unregistered" which means that the list of unregistered objects is very long and of no real use.
To register an object manually navigate to the corresponding object list from the connector's home page and find the object there. If you already know one of OJS' export plug-ins then these lists will be familiar to you. They work exactly the same way as for other export plug-ins.
To generate the export file for a single object you can click the "Export" button behind the object. To export several objects at once you can check the objects to be exported and click the "Export" button to the bottom of the page. Please be aware that exporting several objects at once may require you to install and configure the "tar" utility on your OJS server. Please see the "Installation requirements" paragraph above. You may also have to install a tar extraction utility on your local computer if you want to view the generated files before sending them to the registration agency account holder or the registration agency itself.
As soon as you click the "Export" button, the generated XML file or tar archive should trigger your browser's usual download mechanism. Please save the file to your disk where you can find it later for sending or inspection.
Send or Upload the XML file
Once you generated the XML or tar file you can attach it to an email and send it to the registration agency account holder or upload it manually on the registration agency's home page. Please check with the account holder / registration agency how this works in detail. If you send the file to an account holder then please make sure that they upload the XML unchanged. The OJS DOI export formats have been accredited by the registration agencies and are optimized for best data quality and information content.
Automatic Registration
This paragraph is only relevant if you decided to register DOIs directly from within OJS. Access to an account with the registration agency is required.
Apply for your mEDRA/DataCite account
As a Journal Manager please navigate to the agency's connector home page:
- For mEDRA: Import/Export Data -> mEDRA Export/Registration Plugin
- For DataCite: Import/Export Data -> DataCite Export/Registration Plugin
There you'll find a short introductory notice about how to apply for your own registration account. Please follow the instructions and links there.
Configure your account credentials
Once you received your username and password from the registration agency you'll have to follow the "configure" link on the connector's home page. You can enter your credentials there. The user interface elements required for automatic registration will only appear after you have configured your credentials. If you do not see the "Register", "Update" or "Reset" buttons mentioned in the following paragraphs then please double-check the configuration page.
Check Export Format (Optional, Advanced Users Only)
Most users can skip this paragraph and jump directly to the next one. If, however, you are an advanced user who knows the O4DOI or DataCite formats and you want to check what exactly is being exported to the registration agency then you can have a look at the generated XML before you register it.
To do so go to the connector's home page and select one of the lists with exportable objects. When you click the "Export" button for a single object or you select a number of objects and click the "Export" button at the end of the list then you can download the XML format exactly as it will be exported to the registration agency. If you select more than one object at a time you might have to install the "tar" utility on your OJS server and a tar extraction utility on your local computer, see "Installation Requirements" above for details.
Exporting the file will not change the object's registration state. You can look at the XML at any time. In the case of the "mEDRA" connector you'll see the "registration" notification format when the object has not been registered before. After the first registration you'll see the "update" notification format. In the case of the "DataCite" connector the "registration" and "update" formats are the same.
Register new DOIs
The fast track for automatic registration is:
- Open the "Export all unregistered ..." link on the connector's home page,
- check the list of unregistered objects and make sure that all objects have been selected by default,
- click the "Register" button at the bottom of the list and
- wait for the "Registration Successful!" message.
That's all. Most users will probably be able to do all their DOI registration like this. If you do not intend to update metadata after registration then this is all you'll ever do.
If you want to register specific objects selectively then you can do so in any of the lists you can access through the connector's home page. You can either register objects by clicking on their corresponding "Register" link or by checking several objects manually and clicking the "Register" button at the bottom of the list.
Objects that have been successfully registered will disappear from the "Export all unregistered..." list.
Update DOI metadata
This paragraph describes how you update the metadata for an existing DOI, not how you assign a new DOI to an already existing object. OJS does not currently support changing the DOI for an already registered object. Assigning a new DOI is only recommended when the content of the corresponding object changed considerably. In the case of OJS this probably triggers another round of internal or external review, layout, proofreading or other editorial tasks. Therefore, if you want to re-register a publication object with a different DOI then you'll have to create a new issue, article, galley or supplementary file and register it as a new object.
Once you registered an object for the first time, it disappears from the list of unregistered objects of the registration agency connector. It will, however, continue to be listed on the object-specific pages. The button corresponding to the object will have changed to "Update" rather than "Register". This is how you can recognize objects that OJS considers "registered".
Changes in OJS metadata will not be transferred to the registration agency automatically. You'll have to click the "Update" button to update the metadata of the object in the registration agency's database corresponding to the metadata currently saved in OJS including all changes made since the last registration or update of the object with the registration agency.
NB: In the case of mEDRA it may happen that an object appears as "registered" in OJS although you received an error message via email after clicking the "Register" button for the first time. This is due to the asynchronous nature of the mEDRA registration service: Successful upload of a mEDRA metadata file does not always mean acceptance of that file into the mEDRA database. Please do NOT click the "Update" button to recover from an error after first registration. Follow the directions in "Reset DOI state" below, instead. You can use the "Update" button to recover from a failed update, though. Please correct the error condition described in the email you received from the mEDRA registration service and then click the "Update" button for the failed object again. If you use the DataCite connector then OJS registration state should always correspond 100% to the real registration state as long as you do not mix automatic and manual registration.
Reset DOI registration state (mEDRA only)
In the case of mEDRA the registration state of an object in OJS can get out of sync with the real registration state in the mEDRA database. This happens when mEDRA acknowledges a successful upload first but later rejects the file due to error conditions not being checked during upload.
The mEDRA XML format for first registration differs from the XML format for update. Therefore, you cannot use the "Update" button to recover from the error as it will just lead to another failed upload. This is what the "Reset" button is meant for. It appears for all objects that have already been registered. Clicking it removes all registration information for the object from the OJS database such that the object appears to OJS as if it had never been registered before.
Of course you should not click the "Reset" button if the object was successfully registered as it will then delete valid registration information. If you happen to click the "Reset" button by accident then you'll have to re-register the object which will lead to an error message from mEDRA (which you can safely ignore in that case) but will correct the registration state in OJS.
NB: Do not use the "Reset" button to recover from update errors! If you receive an error message via email after clicking the "Update" button then just click the "Update" button again after correcting the problems mentioned in the mEDRA error message.
Manual Metadata Import to Crossref
Since Crossref support within OJS does not currently allow for automatic registration of DOIs, Journals that use this registration agency will have to manually submit their DOIs. Once you have successfully exported the "crossref.xml" file from OJS as detailed in the Export steps above, you'll need to do the following:
- Login to Crossref's backend for data management.
- Click on the Submissions tab.
- Click browse, locate your file, and click upload.
The Crossref XML Export Plugin includes the email address of the support contact listed for your journal. The Crossref system will email that contact once the XML has been processed to report on the success of ingest.
Updating Metadata in Crossref
To update metadata in Crossref, simply re-submit the Crossref XML.
Crossref DOI Configuration and Export Cheatsheet
The following steps serve as a quick cheat-sheet for journals that have never previously registered with Crossref, and want to start from scratch. If you have previously registered DOIs with Crossref but for some reason need to either re-configure the DOI plugin, or have for example recently migrated to OJS and need to configure the plugin to work with previously-published DOIs, you should return to the above documentation and follow it carefully.
- Register with Crossref. Once registered, you will receive a DOI prefix in the form of "10.####". You will need that later.
- Add publisher information to your journal. The Crossref deposit system requires that you have the Publisher Institution field populated. You can find this under Journal Setup Step 1.5.
- Configure the DOI Plugin. Go to System Plugins -> Public Identifier Plugins -> DOI Plugin. Make sure that it is enabled. Once enabled, configure it like so:
- Ensure that ONLY the "Articles" and "Supplementary Files" assignment options are clicked - Crossref doesn't use the other options.
- Add the prefix that you received after registering with Crossref to the DOI Prefix field.
- Choose the "Default patterns" choice for your DOI suffix, unless you have an extremely good and well-understood reason to choose otherwise. 99.999% of the time the default option is the best option.
- Save your settings.
- Publish content. DOIs will be created for your content on publication. If you had published content before configuring the DOI plugin, you can generate DOIs for them by going to the DOI Plugin Settings page (System Plugins -> Public Identifier Plugins -> DOI Plugin) and clicking the "Reassign DOIs" button.
- Export DOIs. To submit content to Crossref, you will need to manually export an XML file from OJS. Do this by going to Import/Export Data -> Crossref Export Plugin -> Export Issues (or Export Articles). From there you will be able to export all content that you need. Save the resulting XML file to your computer.
- Submit the XML file to Crossref. Log in to Crossref using the account provided to you, and use their XML service to upload content. The service will notify you of any errors.
- In the case of any errors, search the PKP support forum for similar issues.


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Palaima, a regular Viewpoints contributor, teaches courses about music and societyat the University of Texas. He is Armstrong Centennial Professor of Classics.


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found it was still there."
At the heart of the debate is the rate
at which naturally occurring microbes have consumed the oil from the
runaway well. Even by the White House estimates, about one quarter of
the oil was siphoned away from the well, skimmed off the surface, or
burned. But the White House, in a high-profile briefing, earlier this
month suggested that microbes had eaten as much as 50% of the remaining
The study reinforces earlier reports from research voyages
led by scientists from the University of Georgia and Texas A&M
University who detected the presence of deepwater plumes of oil.
the authors argued that theirs was more authoritative as it is the
first to be published in a major peer-reviewed journal since oil began
pumping into the ocean from the broken well four months ago. The authors
also noted their access to superior technology including one of the few
underwater robots available outside the oil industry.
According to their findings the deepwater plume measures 22 miles long, 1.2 miles wide and 650 feet high.
team took around 57,000 samples from the plume during a 10-day research
voyage at the end of June. It found that the plume was not made up of
pure oil but a combination of toxic oil compounds including benzene and
The study puts the White House and government scientific
agencies in an increasingly awkward position after a high-profile
announcement two weeks ago that the oil was broken down or had been
cleaned up.
A team led by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported that just over a quarter of the 49m barrels of oil remained in the Gulf as a light sheen on the surface or degraded tar balls washing ashore.
also raises new questions about the strategic decision taken by the
Obama administration to use nearly 2m gallons of chemical dispersant
Corexit to break up the oil, including some on the ocean floor 5,000
feet below the surface.
The administration faces further pushback
today in a congressional hearing on the fate of the oil and the safety
of seafood from the Gulf.
Ian MacDonald, an oceanographer at
Florida State University, said the White House accounting for the oil is
misleading and that only 10% of the oil that spewed into the Gulf has
been removed from the ocean. Jane Lubchenco, the NOAA chief and herself a
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WICHITA — Betty P. Bowen, 82, passed away Jan. 5, 2013, at the Catholic Care Center, Bel Aire. She was born on Oct. 17, 1930, at Chickasha, Okla., the daughter of Chester and Jackie (Holmes) Gowen.
She was united in marriage to James T. Bowen. She spent many years in Phoenix, where she taught pre-school. She relocated in 2001 to Wichita.
Mrs. Bowen was preceded in death by her husband, James Bowen; a son, James Bowen, Jr.; and a brother, Donald Gowen.
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UC Merced Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Tom Peterson and founding faculty member professor Roger Bales have been named members of UC President Janet Napolitano's new Global Climate Leadership Council.
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Sustainability is part of the DNA of the UC Merced campus – it's one of the greenest campuses in the nation and the only one in the country to have all of its buildings LEED certified by the U.S. Green Building Council.
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Napolitano suggested finding ways to pair UC's successes in sustainable operations with the groundbreaking research performed at each campus to reduce carbon emissions.
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