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March 31, 2007
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Engineers opened their New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) schedule with a pair of home games against Smith College on Saturday afternoon at Briggs Field. The visiting Pioneers emerged victorious in both contests, picking up a hard-fought 6-3 win in the first game before powering to a 12-3 triumph in the second half of the twinbill.
MIT fell to 0-2 in the NEWMAC and 1-9 overall with the two losses, while Smith improved to 6-8 (2-2 NEWMAC).
Junior center fielder Niki Banton was clutch for the Pioneers, as she finished the day 4-for-8 with three RBI and a run scored. All three of her runs-batted-in came in the first game, in which she amassed three of her four hits. Megan Kiefer, a freshman second basemen, was also huge for the visitors, going 5-for-9 with two RBI and four runs scored over the course of the afternoon, while senior second basemen Chloe Pete went 5-for-10 with three runs scored.
Junior Amanda Poteet was Tech's most potent offensive threat, tallying three hits in six at-bats while driving in two runs. Juniors Amanda Jason and Holly Jeffrey and freshman Lily Keung also accounted for two hits each over the course of the doubleheader.
A pair of juniors squared off against each other in the afternoon's first game, with Emily Hiltzik (4-2) picking up the win for the Pioneers, going the complete game while allowing eight hits, three runs (all earned) and striking out four. MIT's Leah Bogsted (1-3) also went the distance, allowing 12 hits, six runs (three earned) and fanning six.
Smith got the scoring started in the first inning with a two-out rally, as Deborah Sasges walked before Banton brought her home with a triple.
MIT answered in the bottom of the second when freshman Lauren Balek singled, was moved over by a Jason sacrifice bunt and was then knocked in by a Jeffrey single.
However, the Pioneers retook the lead in the top of the third with an unearned run, then proceeded to add an additional pair in each of the fourth and fifth frames, with Banton, Kiefer and Crystal Fryer all notching RBI-singles to extend the lead to 6-1.
The Cardinal and Gray scored single runs in the fifth and seventh innings, but were unable to bring the deficit any closer, leaving the final score at 6-3. The Engineers' rally was highlighted by a two-out double by sophomore Kaitlyn McCartney, who was driven home by a Keung single.
The second game saw Smith senior Dezerai Fisher (2-4) pitch brilliantly, giving up just four hits and one earned run while striking out five in the complete game effort. Poteet (0-2) and Balek split time on the mound for Tech, with each allowing eight hits and six runs, though just one of Poteet's and four of Balek's were earned. In four innings of work, Poteet notched three strikeouts, while Balek didn't walk a batter in working the fifth, sixth and seventh frames.
Smith took a 2-0 lead in the second inning with junior Kathryn Schoenen driving in the first run before scoring the second on a wild pitch.
The Pioneers added one run in the third before putting up three runs in each of the fourth, fifth and seventh innings, highlighted by a Kiefer RBI-triple in the fifth.
MIT showed a bit of fight in the bottom of the fourth, picking up a pair of runs on an RBI-groundout by Jason - who is leading the team with a .313 batting average - and a run-scoring double from Poteet. However, it wasn't enough to overcome the Pioneers' powerful offense, which put up a dozen runs to earn the 12-3 victory.
The Engineers will return to action on Tuesday, Apr. 3, when they will travel to Wheaton College to face the NEWMAC rival Lyons in a doubleheader, with the first game scheduled to start at 3:00 p.m. Smith will travel to Elms College on Monday, Apr. 2, to play a single game at 4:00 p.m.


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Readers showed big love for Lachey's precious baby photo, which adorns the singer's latest record cover, for A Father's Lullaby. Lachey, 39, is loving being a first-time dad, and his son with wife Vanessa Lachey, is an uncanny mini-me version of the pop singer, with thick brown hair and deep blue eyes.
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Janet Pinneau is in her ninth year (2010-11) at Cal State Northridge with her current duties as Associate Athletics Director/SWA.
Pinneau was promoted to her current duties in 2007 after serving as the Assistant Athletic Director of Student Services at CSUN. Her duties include acting as the liaison between coaches, student-athletes and Admissions and Records.
She is also the coordinator for the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) and the Champs/Life Skills program.
Pinneau, formerly Janet Sherman, was the Matadors' head softball coach for seven years. Pinneau led the Matadors to a 245-148-3 record from 1995 to 2001 as Northridge made a regional appearance all seven years she was head coach. Pinneau coached the Matadors to a Western Athletic Conference title in her first season and was named WAC Coach of the Year. She also led the Matadors to a Big West title in 1998.
Pinneau was the top assistant coach for Gary Torgeson from 1992-94.
She has also coached at Immaculate Heart High School in Hollywood, Hart High School in Newhall and Santa Monica High School.
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Cationic cyanine dyes have been shown to accumulate in cells in response to membrane potential1 and membrane potential changes have been studied in association with apoptosis.2-3 The MitoProbe™ DiIC1(5) Assay Kit provides solutions of the cyanine dye DiIC1(5) (1,1′,3,3,3′,3′-hexamethylindodicarbo - cyanine iodide, Figure 1) and CCCP (carbonyl cyanide 3- chlorophenylhydrazone), for the study of mitochondrial membrane potential. DiIC1(5) penetrates the cytosol of eukaryotic cells. At concentrations below 100 nM, the dye accumulates primarily in mitochondria with active membrane potentials. DiIC1(5) stain intensity decreases when cells are treated with reagents that disrupt mitochondrial membrane potential, such as CCCP (Figure 2).
|Figure 1. Structure of DiIC1(5), molecular weight: 510.46.
|Figure 2. Decrease in DiIC1(5) fluorescence with the addition of CCCP. Jurkat cells were stained with 50 nM DiIC1(5) alone (black line) or in the presence of 50 μM CCCP (gray line).
Cells stained with DiIC1(5) can be visualized by flow cytometry with red excitation and far red emission. The reagent can be paired with other reagents, such as blue-excited propidium iodide and annexin V–Alexa Fluor 488 dye (Vybrant Apoptosis Assay Kit #2, V13241), for multiparametric study of vitality and apoptosis (Figure 3). Combining DiIC1(5) dye with an annexin Vconjugate results in superior resolution of subpopulations when compared to results obtained from other commonly used dyes.
Figure 3. Camptothecin-treated Jurkat cells stained with DiIC1(5) and annexin V–Alexa Fluor 488 dye. Cells were incubated for 3 hours with 10 μM camptothecin at 37°C, 5% CO2, then stained with DiIC1(5), annexin V–Alexa Fluor 488 dye, and propidium iodide. In Panel A, most of the annexin V–positive cells show reduced DiIC1(5) fluorescence. In Panel B, propidium iodide–positive cells show low to very low DiIC1(5) fluorescence.
- DiIC1(5), 625 μL of 10 μM DiIC1(5) in DMSO
- CCCP, 125 μL of 50 mM CCCP in DMSO
Storage and Handling
Upon receipt, components should be stored at 2–6°C. DO NOT FREEZE. Before opening, each vial must be at room temperature. When stored properly, both the DiIC1(5) and CCCP solutions should be stable for at least twelve months.
Spectral Characteristics
The approximate excitation and emission peaks of DiIC1(5) are 638 nm and 658 nm, respectively. Cells labeled with DiIC1(5) can be analyzed by flow cytometry using 633 nm excitation and far red emission, and by fluorescence microscopy using standard filters for Alexa Fluor 633 dye.
Labeling Cells with DiIC1(5)
Before beginning the experiment, ensure that the vials of DiIC1(5) and CCCP have equilibrated to room temperature.
- For each sample, suspend cells in 1 mL warm medium, phosphate-buffered saline, or other buffer at approximately 1 x 106 cells/mL.
- For the control tube, add 1 μL of 50 mM CCCP (supplied with the kit, 50 μM final concentration) and incubate the cells at 37°C for 5 minutes.Note: CCCP can be added simultaneously with DiIC1(5). Titration of the CCCP may be required for optimal results with each cell type.
- Add 5 μL of 10 μM DiIC1(5) (supplied with the kit, 50 nM final concentration) and incubate the cells at 37°C, 5% CO2, for 15 to 30 minutes. If performing additional labeling, for example with an annexin V conjugate, follow the protocol below, beginning with step 1. If no additional staining is to be performed, proceed with step 4.
- OPTIONAL: Wash cells once by adding 2 mL of warm phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) or other buffer to each tube of cells.
- Pellet the cells by centrifugation.
- Resuspend by gently flicking the tubes. Add 500 μL PBS (or other suitable buffer) to each tube.
- Analyze on a flow cytometer with 633 nm excitation using emission filters appropriate for Alexa Fluor 633 dye (Figure 2). Gate on the cells, excluding debris. Using the CCCP-treated sample, perform standard compensation.
Additional Labeling with an Annexin V Conjugate and Propidium Iodide
It is possible to label the DiIC1(5)-stained cells with other markers for apoptosis or viability, as long as the fluorescence emission of the additional label is spectrally resolved from DiOC1(5). The example below is a protocol for labeling with an annexin V–Alexa Fluor 488 conjugate and propidium iodide.
- After step 3 (above), wash cells once by adding 2 mL of warm phosphate-buffered saline or other buffer to each tube of cells.
- Pellet the DiIC1(5)-stained cells and resuspend in 100 μL of 1X annexin binding buffer (10 mM HEPES, 140 mM NaCl, and 2.5 mM CaCl2, pH 7.4).
- Add 5 μL annexin V conjugate (e.g. annexin V–Alexa Fluor 488 conjugate, V13241).
Note: 5 μL is appropriate for annexin V conjugates from Molecular Probes. Conjugates purchased from other suppliers may require a different volume to be effective.
- Add 1 μL of a 100 μg/mL propidium iodide solution (V13241, prepared according to instructions accompanying that kit).
- Incubate the samples at 37°C for 15 minutes. (37°C is important to maintain membrane potential.)
- Add 400 μL annexin binding buffer.
- Analyze on a flow cytometer with 488 nm and 633 nm excitation using emission filters appropriate for Alexa Fluor 488, R-phycoerythrin, and Alexa Fluor 633 dye (Figure 3).
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Five Questions: Lombardi talks Cup win and beyondby Dan Rosen
NHL.com periodically will be doing a series called "Five Questions With ...," a Q&A with some of the key movers and shakers in the game today, aimed at gaining some insight into their lives and careers.
This edition features Los Angeles Kings general manager Dean Lombardi:
Winning the Stanley Cup certainly hasn't mellowed Dean Lombardi.
For nearly 45 minutes Tuesday afternoon, Lombardi, who was asked only five questions during the entire interview, discussed with passion various topics. He barely took time to catch his breath.
He talked about his research into the histories of how teams fare in the season after they win a championship. Lombardi discussed his hands-off approach with Kings coach Darryl Sutter, his own emotions both before and during games, what he perceives to be the hardest part about being a general manager in the NHL today, and what he's learned from his father-in-law, Hall of Fame player and coach Bob Pulford.
Lombardi, always talkative and never lacking an analogy, compared Sutter to Stonewall Jackson, the Kings of today to the San Francisco 49ers of the 1980s, and, on several occasions, reaffirmed his belief in what he learned from Lou Lamoriello and Bobby Clarke when he was a young general manager.
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Has winning the Stanley Cup changed you at all?
"I guess I'm trying to think here how it would change me.
"A lot of times you go through life and say, 'Well if I could ever meet this rock star or have this car I'd be totally happy,' but it's ironic that 99 times out of 100 when you realize that or meet this person it's disappointing, it never meets your standard because your standard is so high. How many times do you see that in life, where it's great but it's never as great as you thought? But winning the Cup, that night was better than I had imagined. And my day with the Cup was better than I had imagined. That doesn't happen too often.
"But I don't think I'm going to change, because it didn't take long to move to the next challenge. This is new turf to me. I built a team from scratch in San Jose and essentially took over a rebuilding project in L.A. and finally got there. That said, it's not only to win it once, it's those franchises that grow over time. The Patriots have it now. The Yankees have always had it. The Red Wings. Those are the franchises that transcend time. The time with those players right after, I will never forget and nothing will ever surpass that. Once that [dressing-room] door opened, it was over.
"You want to be looked at as one of those great teams, so it didn't take long for me to have my PR guys research over the last 20 years what teams did after they won their first championship. Then when I saw the history of it, it was really ironic. I talked to a number of people on those teams going back to the '80s, what happened the year after, what did you do right and what did you do wrong. You always hear it's hard to repeat, you can't repeat. Everybody talks about why you can't do it. I found it interesting in talking to some of these people. John McVay, the GM of the 49ers in the '80s, said you've got to start looking at why you can do it.
"I went back and read the book 'Team of the Decade' [about the 49ers' dynasty in the 1980s]. If you look at their first championship, it's unbelievable the parallels to our team. Their best players were young in Ronnie Lott, Joe Montana, Roger Craig. The next year there was a strike-shortened season, they're 3-6, out of the playoffs, and then they rebounded and became team of the decade. John McVay put me in touch with Ronnie Lott. He talked to me for two hours about what they did wrong that strike-shortened season. His insight was off the charts.
"Digging into this is new turf for me. When you're driven to work it's one thing, but now that you're in new territory it can be frightening or stimulating. Once you think you have all the answers, then you're an idiot. No man is a fool until he stops asking questions, and there was a load of questions I asked. I found what these men have done and found I'm a long way to go before I figure this out. I already filled a notebook."
As the GM, how much say do you like to have or want to have with the coaching staff regarding on-ice strategy and how players may be used?
"Say in the actual use of it, to me, is just a suggestion. You have to have that guy in the field who you totally trust when you send them out there. You devise the grand plan, but once that guy rides off you have to totally trust him in terms of the way he uses his men. I think overall you have to be on the same page with your coach on what you believe in and what wins in this League, and once you agree on that then the players have to fit within that mold. But you still want to stay within a concept of an identity that you and your coach agree in.
"To get into playing this guy 10 minutes or 15 minutes, now you're usurping your guy in the field, and if your players see that then they're not going to believe in the leadership. Look at Terry Murray and Darryl Sutter -- these are two guys with big-time conviction, and that is something you need in your coach. When you go protect your flanks or cannons, he has to make that decision. Darryl reminds me of Stonewall Jackson."
What do you do to keep your emotions in check when you watch the Kings play?
"I'm actually better once the game starts than prior to, but you know what? That is something -- the ability to stay on an even keel -- that you're constantly learning. I think that's critical. You look at the guys who I was close to when I started out in Lou Lamoriello and Bobby Clarke, their ability to remain on that even keel, that's something I have to keep getting better at. I've come a long way -- but let's face it, this is an emotional game and my emotion can be my biggest asset like you want in your players, but it's a process. I think I've learned that.
"Your job is not to get emotional like a fan. Your job is to evaluate and critique what is going on out there so you can make your adjustments. A GM has to see the big picture, and if you're not emotionally stable at that time you're not doing your job. Everyone is very emotional, and you have to be the one in the middle so you can do your job and not make an emotional decision. That's a tough thing to do these days given all the things around the GM."
What have you found to be the hardest part of your job?
"Nowadays? Oh boy. Let me say it in a nice way: When I started in this job it was similar to San Jose -- build through the draft, take a step at a time, the learning curve does not go straight up. We're going to get younger every year, and generally when you get younger there will be pitfalls, but stay with it and if you believe in the character of your players you'll get there. You lay out the diagram of your team and put it out there for your owner, but there are going to be some swings.
"Winning the Cup, that night was better than I had imagined. And my day with the Cup was better than I had imagined. That doesn't happen too often...But I don't think I'm going to change, because it didn't take long to move to the next challenge."
-- Kings general manager Dean Lombardi
"So I would say the hardest part of the job, particularly when you're building, the way we had to do it, is keeping everybody on the same page. This was Lamoriello's huge thing. There is a plan in place, and I don't care if you're building a business, conducting a war or building a hockey team, that plan is going to have ups and downs and it's going to waver, but it's not going to require you to change course. If you do change course you're going to fail, and that's why franchises go a long time without winning anything.
"Keeping everybody on the same page and getting those sectors -- amateurs, pros, development, minors and Europe -- to play within their roles, integrate and stay on board with the overall philosophy. That goes from your owner right down to the guy who sweeps the locker room. I think that's the hardest thing for a GM today."
Since your father-in-law is Bob Pulford, the Hall of Fame player and coach, we have to ask what are the conversations like when you guys talk about the game?
"There is always one line that resonates, Pully's line is, 'Well, one thing you have to remember about this job is when you're a GM, you've got the one job everybody in the world thinks he can do.' I have always thought about that, and there is very little respect for what GMs have to do on a day-to-day basis. The perception is all we do is sit around and talk about trades and if we're not making trades we're not doing anything. But the job is every bit as analytical as being a lawyer and it has a skill set, it's a profession. There are no radio call-in shows for the lawyer who messed up and didn't object at the right time. Pully is dead on. There is very little appreciation for what we do.
"My father-in-law told me this too, 'Whenever you start thinking you're smart, just remember that a GM is only as good as your players. Don't you ever think you're out there winning games.' It's about character, hard work, and it's about your players."
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May 2–3, 2012
Showcasing University of Illinois research in bionanotechnology/nanomedicine, nanoelectronics/nanophotonics, and nanomaterials/nanomanufacturing, leading to cross-campus and industry collaborations
National Center for Supercomputing Applications Micro and Nanotechnology Laboratory University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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The broad objective of the University of Illinois Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology (CNST) workshop is to showcase University of Illinois research in bionanotechnology/ nanomedicine, nanoelectronics/nanophotonics, nanomaterials/nanomanufacturing, and computational nanotechnology/nanomechanics.
The general framework of the nanotechnology workshop is similar to those held on campus since 2003; which were all well attended by industry and academia. Some of those interactions have since then led to industry and cross-campus collaborations. The CNST-led forums and workshops have contributed tremendously toward the formation of multidisciplinary teams leading to the establishment of multimillion dollar new nanotechnology centers on-campus. The workshop will provide a forum for industry interactions and collaborations. The workshop brings together campus community (faculty, graduate and undergraduates, administration) from UIUC and other academic institutions, and industry engaged in cutting-edge research. A workshop panel will discuss the roadmap to future direction of research and development in nanotechnology and regional partnerships.
Established in 2001–02, the University of Illinois Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology (CNST) is the premier center for nanotechnology research, education and training, and entrepreneurial and outreach activities.
CNST draws its strength from working as a collaboratory involving the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology, Roy J. Carver Biotechnology Center, Coordinated Science Laboratory,Frederick Seitz Materials Research Laboratory, Institute for Genomic Biology, Micro and Nanotechnology Laboratory, Center for Nanoscale Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical, Manufacturing Systems, National Center for Supercomputing Applications, the Schools of Chemical Sciences and of Molecular and Cellular Biology, and other multidisciplinary centers.
It brings together nanoscale research from across the campus, drawing faculty from engineering, chemistry, physics, biology, neuroscience, agriculture, medicine, and other areas. The center envisions seamless integration of research from materials to devices to systems and applications. CNST is uniquely located to harness the entrepreneurial and technical spirit in downstate Illinois, with ongoing linkages with the University Research Park, the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, and the State legislature. Industrial and international linkages have also been initiated through multidisciplinary centers. In addition, CNST has embarked on developing a curriculum for nanotechnology education, which will transcend a number of campus departments and units. Exceptional students with interest in nanotechnology projects have been awarded fellowships, as the center prepares the next generation workforce. CNST-led efforts have led to leveraging of existing nanotechnology research labs into also hands-on training sites for molecular and cellular biology, mechanobiology, micro and nanofabrication, and enabling technologies, and tissue engineering.
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Daniel Wasserman, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Illinois
Dr. Wasserman received his Sc.B. in 1998 from Brown University in Engineering/Physics (Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, with Honors). He received his PhD from the Department of Electrical Engineering at Princeton University in 2004. At Princeton, Dr. Wasserman was a Francis Upton Fellow and a National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow. Dr. Wasserman's post-doc, as a Princeton University Council on Science and Technology Fellow, focused on QC laser physics in the Gmachl group at Princeton University. Dr. Wasserman is currently an Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign. His research team focuses on plasmonic and metamterial devices and structures, nanotechnology, and semiconductor-based material systems for the mid-IR wavelength range. Dr. Wasserman is the recipient of the NSF CAREER award, an AFOSR Young Investigator Award, and the 2010 Excellence in Teaching Award from the UMass Lowell Physics Department.
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October 29 2008, 03:44PM
Small but nice (and useful) upgrade fella's – keep it coming!
October 29 2008, 03:44PM
Looks very nice!
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I like! Is nice! Good to see new features popping up.
April 05 2012, 03:12PM
Can we use this feature and add it to the front end of our themes?
July 06 2013, 04:13PM
I'm with Krasen on this one… being able to sort like this on the front-end would be invaluable. It's mind-boggling that Shopify doesn't offer this out of the box.
August 04 2013, 02:53AM
I agree with Krasen and Jessica, front-end sorting please! It is a serious negative that shopify doesn't currently support it.
January 21 2014, 10:32AM
I second front end sorting-I've just added all my products and have now found out the only way to enable this is to create multiple collections for each individual collection. Surely there must be a simpler way?!
April 03 2016, 03:19AM
I need a way to create collections that sort from most recent updated (publish-date) rather than created-date.
So far no amount of hacking the liquid scripts seems to be able to afford me this ability so it's on the Shopify side to implement this. How do I make a formal request for this feature?
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Given the recent billion-dollar sale of Instagram, it's clear that the look of those faded, yellowed photos from the 1970's are all the rage. EPA, not usually known for having its finger on the pulse of pop culture, recently posted hundreds of its "Documerica" project photos on Flickr with just the right amount of early 70's patina. Best of all, these photos document the era right before the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts went into effect, a time full of belching factories, murky water and burning landfills. So bleak, so retro…oh EPA, you've stumbled into the hip and trendy!
It's perversely easy to wax nostalgic for the bad old days, and not just because the images are so captivating. Environmental problems were so much more apparent back then. Coal plants in the middle of cities were covering cars and homes with soot and rivers ran red with chemicals and dyes or just burst into flames. The problems were immediate and apparent. With the hard work of countless scientists, regulators and citizens horrified by such ecological disasters, massive cleanups spread across the nation. While there are certainly plenty of these big problems left – point sources, as they're called in the eco world – the real concerns today involve the slow, hidden, pervasive threats: the non-point sources.
For Earth Day we decided to highlight the difference between then and now with a few handpicked Documerica photos alongside a few photos of today's environmental challenges. Would an invisible "dead zone" inspire yesteryear's outrage if it were more photogenic? Would mountaintop removal generate more opponents if dynamite were blasting close to suburban towns instead of small mountain villages? Check out the links to the photos below and see for yourself.
Yesterday Photos:
Man watching paper company wastewater flowing from a pipe
Polluted effluent gushes straight from the International Paper Company's Androscoggin Mill into a Maine brook back in 1973. The Androscoggin River has seen big water quality improvements thanks to Clean Water Act G regulations, but local activists say that while the mill, now owned by Verso, may be meeting its license requirements, the amount of polluted water flowing from its discharge pipes is still too high.
Landfill in NYC
Back in 1973, the Fountain Avenue landfill was filling up with thousands of tons per day of New York City's trash, construction debris and asbestos incinerator ash (along with a few mob victims). Opened in 1961, the landfill leaked heavy metals, oil, pesticides and PCBs into Jamaica Bay. Today the landfill, although still technically classified as a toxic waste site, has been transformed into a 400-acre nature preserve with prairie grasses and trees.
Chemical factory in the background of horse pasture land
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Today Photos:
Colorado cattle feedlot
This Colorado cattle feedlot is an example of a "CAFO" (Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation). In the last few decades, consolidation of food production has led us to where many of today's farms are in fact large industrial facilities, not the green pastures and red barns that most Americans living far from the nation's agricultural regions imagine. Just 2 percent of livestock farms raise 40 percent of all animals in the United States. These consolidated operations produce food in high volume but lead to excessive waste created by large concentrations of animals, often handled in ways that can pollute air and water. Nutrients and bacteria from this waste can contaminate waterways, killing fish and shellfish and disturbing aquatic ecosystems.
Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico
Okay, so this is actually a satellite image of the Gulf of Mexico, not a photo, but can you spot the oxygen-depleted "dead zone?" Good luck, because it's largely an invisible phenomenon. Look for where the greenish-brown plume enters the gulf and you'll have located the Mississippi River. That plume is a natural, and essential, source of sediment for Louisiana's marshes, but it also indicates the invisible presence of mass quantities of nutrients from fertilizers – the root cause of the gulf's dead zones – that have run off of industrialized farms within the Mississippi River's watershed.
Mountaintop Removal Mining
While hardly invisible to residents of the Kentucky community in the foreground of the photo, destructive mountaintop removal mining occurs out of view of the vast majority of Americans. This highly-destructive mining for coal not only destroys entire mountains and related ecosystems, but buries streams, contaminates watersheds and presents significant public health hazards.
Bonus Ongoing Issue:
Power plants and water
This worker was measuring the temperature of water discharged from the P.H. Robinson power plant in Texas. Water is sucked in from Galveston Bay – along with fish eggs and larvae – used for cooling the plant's steam, and then discharged at a higher temperature. In this case, the water was 20 degrees warmer which can be deadly for fish (like this guy). Hundreds of other power plants in the United States continue this practice, despite requirements in the Clean Water Act, passed the same year as this photo was taken, requiring that such fishkills be drastically reduced.


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Found this little fish around Gilli isl.(Lombok, Indonesia)
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Posted 05 July 2012 - 07:09 AM
Hi fellow Wetpixel'ers!
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The goal of this series of lectures is to explain the critical concepts in the understanding of the state-of-the-art modeling of nanoelectronic devices such as resonant tunneling diodes, quantum wells, quantum dots, nanowires, and ultra-scaled transistors. Three fundamental concepts critical to the understanding of nanoelectronic devices will be explored: 1) open systems vs. closed systems, 2) non-equilibrium systems vs. close-to-equilibrium systems, and 3) atomistic material representation vs. continuum matter representation.
Device engineers are interested in the management of information through electronic device state representations. Transistors regulate the voltage and current states in electrical circuits and the current flow in these transistors needs to be designed and understood well. Current flow implies that the electronic systems have a finite extent and they are open with finite contact regions which inject and extract carriers. The systems are open. However most quantum mechanical calculations are performed for closed systems. Students need to understand the critical difference betweeen open and closed systems.
Current flow under finite biases implies that the central device region is out-of-equilibrium and cannot be treated with traditional quasi-equilibrium or even equilibrium methods at the nanometer scale. Relaxation or carriers is critical in contact regions and students need to understand the critical difference between equilibrium and non-equilibrium systems.
At the nanometer scale the concepts of device and material meet and a new device is a new material and vice versa. While atomistic device representations are novel to device physicists, the semiconductor materials modeling community usually treats infinitely periodic structures. The importance of the appropriate basis set representation which needs to be selected to cover the important physics of semiconductor devices will become evident.
The lectures do not focus on the underlying theories, but focus on the application of the theories using the nanoelectronic modeling tools NEMO 1- D, NEMO 3-D, and OMEN to realistically extended devices. Basic device operations and advanced simulations will be explored through interactive online simulations on nanoHUB.org using the tools 1) Piece-wise Constant Potential Barrier Tool (pcpbt), 2) Periodic Potential Lab, and 3) Resonant Tunneling Diode Lab with NEGF (RTDnegf).
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Tomorrow we commemorate Palm Sunday. It is the day we remember and celebrate the coming of Jesus into Jerusalem. It is the day that along with the first century crowd we wave palm branches and yell: "Hosanna, Save us now! Blessed is the King who comes in the name of the Lord."
The crowd has gotten it right. They don't even know it, but they have gotten it right.
In the middle of the classic mixed-up all ball comedy routine, "Who's on First" Lou Costello repeats back to Bud Abbot the double talk and Abbot says, "That's the first thing you got right." To which a frustrated Costello retorts, "I don't even know what I'm talking about!"
It is the same with the Jerusalem crowd that first Palm Sunday. They are yelling Hosanna. They know the new king will save them. He will bring peace to the people.
These are very nearly the same words sung by the angels and saints around the heavenly throne in the vision of the Book of Revelation. Revelation tells us this will come to pass, is taking place, and will take place forever.
Jesus, the Messiah, the Christ, the Savior will, does, and has saved us. We cannot but shout and sing and celebrate. The Jerusalem crowd doesn't know what it is talking about but gives us a foreshadowing of what was, is and will be.
I know that the musical Jesus Christ Superstar isn't for everybody. But way back when I was a kid, my brother had the two album set. I thought he and some of the other older kids would think me part of the crowd if I listened to it with them. I grew into it, and I like the music. I also love to argue wit the theology of the parts of the story it exaggerates for dramatic purposes.
One part of the show I really like that isn't quite Biblical is the ending to the Triumphal Entry. The Pharisees complain about the noise and the chance of a riot breaking out, and demand that Jesus hush the crowd.
Of course, Jesus says, "Even the rocks and stones would have to sing." and then He sings out joyously with the crowd actually directing them to sing Hosanna!
It is a joyous, happy side of Jesus that we rarely see in the play.
This is Jesus simply enjoying the elation of the people. He knows He saves those who follow him and in this moment simply enjoys. For just a few moments, the Son of God has sloughed off all the responsibilities, all the controversies, all the pressures. He embraces with the crowd the pleasure that for just a moment they recognize the Savior and He parties with them.
But deep down, Jesus knows they are celebrating for the wrong reasons. They are looking for a new and mighty military and political leader. He is not what they expect, but savior to all-humankind. This is something they cannot understand.
Yes, we begin Holy Week with Palm Sunday and with celebration, but it is celebration with a discordant note. All is not well. All is not right and Jesus is well aware of that.
After three years of preaching, teaching, healing and ministering, the people still don't get it. The Son of God will not bring political freedom to one group, but lie eternal to all humanity.
Knowing this, the Son of God goes from celebration to weeping over Jerusalem, to anger at cleansing the Temple, and then to hare, pointed teachings that Holy Week is all about leading up to Passion, Death, and Resurrection.
But for now, for today, let us celebrate the salvation given us by the Son of God, Jesus Christ.
Hosanna! Blessed is the King who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest!
The Rev. Steve Nofel is co-pastor of Montezuma Valley Presbyterian Church.


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On Feb. 5 starting at 4:30 p.m. students will donate blood at the mobile clinic at the Florence Filberg Centre (411 Anderton Ave.) in Courtenay.
It's part of a blood drive challenge between G.P. Vanier Secondary School, Mark R. Isfeld Secondary and Highland Secondary School.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The MIT men's tennis team shutout NEWMAC foe Clark University, 7-0, on Wednesday. With the win, the Engineers improve to 4-2 overall and 3-0 in conference competition.
Kevin Durand and Jonathan Farm along with Mark Egan and Melvin Makhni posted 8-0 victories at the No. 2 and No. 3 doubles positions. Thomas Dohlman, paired with Eric Beren earned an 8-3 win in the No. 1 spot.
Dohlman led off singles play with a victory as Beren won, 6-2, 6-4. In the No. 3 slot, Egan defeated his opponent by a score of 6-2, 6-1. Both Durand and Colin Klick won their matches by scores of 6-0, 6-1, while Eric Makhni had a 6-1, 6-0 victory.


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LEALMAN, Fla. — It wasn't that long ago that Anthony Giancola was considered one of Tampa's top young educators, consistently receiving great reviews from superiors and affection from students who called him "Mr. G." He focused on special-needs children and helped expand a program that allowed teens to train dogs to help disabled people.
By Saturday he was in jail, being held without bond, accused of a crime spree that killed two and injured nine. Authorities say over a two and a half hours Friday, he stabbed four people at a group home for the hearing impaired, rammed his car into a group of people, tried to run over a boy on a bike and then assaulted a couple who ran a motel.
"This is the worst of the worst here because this appears to be a random crime," said Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri. "There's no nexus . no connection between the suspect and the victims as we know it."
Detectives have not given a motive for why Giancola went on a rampage, though the sheriff said Giancola told his mother after the rampage: "You'll be very proud of me, I just killed 10 drug dealers."
It's also something of a mystery why Giancola's once-successful life took a downward spiral, though a series of events — including the crack cocaine arrest that ended his career — offers some clues.
He started teaching at a middle school in Tampa in 1991. By 2006, Giancola was in charge of the Dorothy Thomas Exceptional Center in Tampa, a K-12 school for at-risk kids, after working with special-needs kids at other schools. There, he expanded a program called Kids and Canines and proudly sung the praises of a teacher who started the program and won a national award for her work.
He was promoted that summer to principal of Van Buren Middle, also within the Hillsborough School District. Other educators knew that he had some personal problems; he had taken a leave of absence for three months earlier in his career to manage some obesity issues. Many probably didn't know that he had filed for bankruptcy in 1990.
It was December 2006 when Giancola did something that would set his downfall in motion: That's when he first tried crack cocaine. In February 2007, he was arrested for buying $20 of crack from an undercover police officer during the school day in his office at Van Buren. Giancola eventually pleaded guilty to purchasing crack cocaine, possessing crack cocaine and possessing marijuana. Court records show he was sentenced to a year in jail and three years of probation. He told officers that he had spent hundreds of dollars a day on crack.
After his arrest, Giancola spoke with reporters outside the jail. He was forthcoming about his problems.
"I know I've disappointed a lot of people," he said at the time. "I need to get my life together. And then maybe from that, other people will learn not to make the mistakes I've made."
Despite serving time in jail, he didn't get his life together.
He and his wife divorced in 2009.
In 2010, he was arrested again, while sitting in his car at 3 a.m. He was charged with violating his probation, prowling and loitering. Officers found a large butcher knife at his feet.
Then came Friday. Authorities have given this account:
The crime spree began shortly before 10:45 a.m. in Lealman, a small city in Pinellas County, about 20 miles west of Tampa.
Giancola went to a group home for the hearing impaired and stabbed four people. Justin Lee Vand, 27, died at the scene, and Mary Anne Allis, 59, died at a nearby hospital. Injured were Danielle Whitney Gilbert, 25, and Janice Denise Rhoden, 44. Of the two wounded, one person was reported to be in serious condition. A child who lived there was not home at the time, said neighbors, who were stunned by the day's events.
"It's crazy," said Ken Seidl, 52, who lives down the street from the group home. "There's always problems in this neighborhood. Drugs, prostitution, but never (anything) this drastic."
Shortly afterward, Giancola went to the Kenvins Motel in the nearby city of Pinellas Park, where he used a hammer to attack the married couple who own the motel. Kanu and Indiranden Patel, both 57, were taken to a nearby hospital. The husband is in critical condition.
Around 11:30 a.m., Giancola pulled up in front of a house in Pinellas Park and asked residents where he could find women. The residents told him to go away, and Giancola drove away angry. He soon returned and crashed his car into their porch, injuring three women and one man. The women were taken to a nearby hospital, but the man refused treatment.
A witness jotted down the license plate of Giancola's maroon Ford sedan.
Giancola's vehicle also struck a 13-year-old boy on a bike. The boy's injuries were minor.
The boy, Kole Price, told local media that he was pedaling home after fishing that morning with his grandfather. The boy alleged that after the vehicle hit him, the driver intentionally ran into him again. The car backed up again and the boy hid behind a telephone pole and a Buddhist shrine that had been erected on the roadside.
"I think that guy was a nut job and he was like messed up or something," the boy told WTVT-TV in Tampa.
Officers said Giancola's mother and sister picked him up as he sat in his idling Ford outside the Egg Platter restaurant. They took him home, but he didn't stay, so they called deputies.
By that time, officers had spoken with victims who were able to communicate and had pieced together the name of the suspect, Barreda said. A police dog tracked Giancola to near a storage facility and that's where he was arrested.
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"This Side of Eden," which premiered Palm Sunday on Canada's Salt + Light Television, has gotten great reviews, and viewers around the world have more chances to watch the documentary about the monks of Westminster Abbey in British Columbia. News flash: Not all of the monks are old!
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) Washington Redskins receiver Jerry Rice Jr. has a torn labrum in his left shoulder and will have surgery.
Coach Jay Gruden indicated Friday that Rice will probably be placed on injured reserve.
Rice was hurt during Thursday's practice when he fell on his shoulder while trying to catch a pass in the end zone.
Rice was undrafted out of UNLV and had tryouts with the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers this offseason before signing with the Redskins.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee Tech wide receiver Da'Rick Rogers is among five Ohio Valley Conference football players who received official invitations to the 2013 National Football League Combine which will be held in Indianapolis from Feb. 20-26.
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Kennesaw State, (1-7, 1-2 A-Sun), which managed only one lead throughout the game, clawed within three with just over five minutes to go in the second half, but were quickly contained by a three by DeVault, bringing the Lady Buc lead back to six. A pair of free throws by Banjo extended the lead to eight with 3:12 remaining, but three-pointer by Danielle Bates brought the Owls within striking distance at 65-60.
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Clarke would finish with a game-high 20. Both Clarke and Banjo tallied 10 rebounds for the game, giving Banjo her first double-double of the season. The Lady Bucs were able to hold the A-Sun star below her season averages in both points and rebounds, as Clarke was posting 24.0 ppg, and 11.9 rpg coming into tonight's contest.
Behind Clarke, Dominika Mieszkowska tallied 16 points, while Bates and Ngoneh Gaye added 13 and 11 points, respectively. Bates would also contribute eight boards, all of which came on the offensive end. The Lady Bucs out-rebounded the Owls, 42-37, including a 28-to-19 showing on the defensive glass.
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