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Prospects Good for Texas Deer Season
AUSTIN – Texas hunters should see deer in good condition and above average numbers of mature bucks when the general season kicks off Nov. 3 statewide.
"Despite the drought of 2011 deer appeared to come through the season in fair shape, which I think in part is a tribute to hunters and landowners doing a better job of managing deer populations and the native habitat across the state," said Alan Cain, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department white-tailed deer program leader. "Couple the results of good management, lower harvest in 2011 and some late winter and spring precipitation and the stage is set for a good deer season in 2012."
TPWD Big Game Harvest survey results confirmed what biologist and hunters already knew, the deer harvest was down in 2011. Last year's estimated harvest was 574,808 white-tailed deer; 309,207 being bucks and 265,601 antlerless deer. Compare those statistics to the 2010 season, one of our better seasons, when total deer harvest was estimated at 647,975 deer; 336,550 being bucks and 311,425 antlerless deer. However, a little perspective is in order here. Keep in mind the 11-year average for annual total harvest is 574,423 deer and the lowest estimated harvest occurring during the 2007-08 was an estimated 512,852 deer.
"Although we had a few dry spells during mid-summer, I'm seeing and hearing reports of deer appearing in good body condition," Cain said. "In fact, range conditions look good across most of the state. As my Dad and I recently returned from a mule deer hunt in Wyoming I had a chance to drive from almost one end of Texas to the other, Texline to Pleasanton, and can say that the landscape was a brilliant green from just east of Amarillo to south of San Antonio."
The abundant forage, critical to help deer need nutritional demands, will help to bolster fawn production as well as antler quality. Cain is predicting slightly above average antler quality for most regions of the state this season. Late summer rains should help bucks bulk up and insure good fat reserves to make it through the rigors of rut and improve overall survival this winter. The only downside to the late summer rains is deer may not readily come to feeders or food plots early this fall so hunters may have to change up their strategies to bag a deer during the first weekend or two of general season.
Hunters can expect to see fewer bucks in the 1 ½ year old age class as fawn production was very low across many regions of the state in 2011. However, good fawns crops in 2005, 2007, and 2010 should translate into more bucks in the 7 ½, 5 ½, and 2 ½ year old age classes as compared to other age classes. With the exception of the 1 ½ year old age class there may have been a reasonable carryover of bucks in all other age class simply because many hunters passed on bucks with average antler quality last year, just hoping for an extra year of age and more importantly some rainfall to provide the necessary nutrition to help those buck reach their potential.
"Hopefully, hunters will find what they're looking for this fall," Cain said. "I've already seen pictures of an 8-point harvested in Bandera County this year that scored on the 159 Boone & Crockett scoring system, maybe sign of good things to come this season. Keep in mind this is well above the average antler quality for bucks 6 ½ years of age or older.
In fact, based on 30+ years of TPWD's age and antler data the average estimated B&C score for 6 ½ year old or older bucks is 125.34. The South Texas and Eastern Rolling Plains regions have the highest estimated average B&C scores for bucks 6 ½ or older at 134.59 and 129.82, respectively. The remaining regions produce great quality mature bucks with estimated average B&C scores in the low to mid 120s.
"As always we encourage hunters to harvest antlerless deer to help with overall population management, which is an important component to maintain quality native habitats for all wildlife," said Cain. "One thing is for sure we are blessed with the largest white-tailed deer herd in the nation, approximately 3.3 million deer, and opportunity can be found in nearly every region of the state. So don't sit on the couch this fall watching the hunting shows, get outdoors and be a part of what will hopefully prove to be a great deer season."
The general season runs Nov. 3 through Jan. 6, 2013 in the 209 counties that comprise the North Zone and through Jan. 20, 2013 in the 30 counties of the South Zone. For county specific regulations, check the 2012-13 Outdoor Annual of Hunting and Fishing Regulations.
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In January, I read an article published in ASHA's SIG 16 Perspectives December 2012 issue by Alexandra Hollo from the Department of Special Education, at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., titled "Language and Behavior Disorders in School-Age Children: Comorbidity and Communication in the Classroom." She brought up some really good points that I think we, as SLPs, need to keep in mind when discussing, assessing and treating children who are labeled with behavior disorders.
Hollo discusses how often times children labeled with EBD (emotional and behavioral disorders) also have undiagnosed LI (language impairment). According to this article, "Four out of five students with EBD are likely to have an unidentified language deficit," which may result in children resorting to physical communication rather than effective use of expressive language to resolve issues. In fact, it is estimated that 80.6 percent of students with EBD also have LI however, more than 50 percent of those LI diagnoses remain unidentified. If staff members fail to recognize the child's inability to functionally communicate, negative feelings and interactions between the student and staff members may result, which in turn negatively affects academic achievement. What is known about children with EBD is that they "have the most negative short- and long-term outcomes" (Hollo, 2012).
So what does EBD look like in children? Well Hollo explains the two subcategories of EBD according to the DSM-IV, difficulties with internalizing and externalizing. Deficits in internalizing include emotional withdrawal behaviors such as depression, anxiety or mood disorders. Academic trends for these students with internalizing problems include high rates of absenteeism and low academic achievement. Deficits in externalizing include disruptive behavior as in ADHD, ODD or conduct disorder. Students with externalizing deficits tend to be more easily identified and receive services possibly due to the fact that their behavior is disruptive in the academic setting and can more easily be determined to interfere with learning. Academic trends for students with externalizing issues: disruptive behavior tends to interrupt and/or terminate instruction and therefore affect learning. More importantly, it was stated that although students with EBD do perform similarly to those with other disorders on standardized tests, their academic performance tends to be BELOW that of other students with disabilities.
In addition to academic deficits, children with EBD also demonstrate deficits in language and social skills. These children more often exhibit expressive language deficits rather than deficits in receptive language, and they tend to use simplified language within the classroom environment resulting in teachers grossly overestimating the student's expressive language abilities. It is important to note that based on Hollo's research, the CELF and TOLD were the only two language tests that were able to consistently identify LI in children already diagnosed with EBD.
Socially, children with EBD tend to have negative teacher interactions, are often times rejected or victimized by peers, and struggle with use of effective conversational skills due to difficulties in initiating and maintaining friendships, problem solving deficits, and difficulties cooperating and collaborating with peers and adults. In addition, students with EBD tend to be impulsive and struggle with the use of "inner dialogue" to effectively reason prior to responding to their emotions within various situations. Their ability to control their emotions, follow directions, and transition between activities, classes and subjects is also affected.
Why is this information important for us as SLPs to know? Well we must first be educated on the comorbidity between EBD and LI to effectively screen, assess, and treat these students. We also have the responsibility to train staff members on the child's communication and social skills deficits so as their behaviors may not be misconstrued. We as SLPs can be instrumental in implementing linguistic supports for these children which include direct (i.e. teaching emotional language, using self-talk for regulation and problem solving skills, provide opportunities to practice negotiations with peers, etc.) and indirect instruction (i.e. collaborate with staff, train teachers on effective communication styles, teach use of slow rate of speech, etc.). In addition, we can work with behavioral specialists to follow and enforce the behavioral supports that are deemed necessary to help students with EBD be successful in their daily environments.
So the next time you are in your weekly RTI meeting discussing a "problem child" or a "shy, quiet student," pay attention, and keep in mind that EBD does not look the same in every child. Some behaviors may in fact be linked to language deficits. Only we, as SLPs will be able to make that determination effectively in order to ensure students receive the services and support they require.
Note: This entire article was not discussed in detail here. I discussed the information I felt was important based on my personal clinical experiences. I refer you to Hollo's complete article in the December 2012 SIG 16 issue for further information and details.
Maria Del Duca, M.S. CCC-SLP, is a pediatric speech-language pathologist in southern, Arizona. She owns a private practice, Communication Station: Speech Therapy, PLLC, and has a speech and language blog under the same name. Maria received her master's degree from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. She has been practicing as an ASHA certified member since 2003 and is an affiliate of Special Interest Group 16, School-Based Issues. She has experience in various settings such as private practice, hospital and school environments and has practiced speech pathology in NJ, MD, KS and now AZ. Maria has a passion for early childhood, autism spectrum disorders, rare syndromes, and childhood Apraxia of speech. For more information, visit her blog or find her on Facebook.

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Kassidy's mother is singer Krista Branch whose song "I Am America" is a politically-charged ode to tea party values that strikes out at the movement's critics.
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Ken Wadman from Calorado Springs CO.
Gelicia Chillak and Grace Colucci, both of the Conservative Society for Action. They are holding a Revolutionary War Battle Flag.
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Attendees were told not to bring signs. That did not prevent some from expressing their opinions in other ways. An Americans for Prosperity T-shirt on offer at the Glenn Beck "Restoring Honor" rally hits back at claims that AFP is corporate funded or a front for Big Oil. A recent New Yorker article chronicled the conservative Koch brothers', who own an oil conglomerate, vast ties to tea party groups and, in particular, AFP.
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The American History And Encyclopedia of Music Dictionary
W. L. Hubbard
Kessinger Publishing, Apr 1, 2005 - Music - 604 pages
1910. A dictionary of any language is properly supposed to contain all words in use in that language and also words which have been used in time past, but which have become obsolete. These obsolete words are included in order that the development and history of the language may be studied, and, for this reason, they are a very important part of such a work. This should also be true of a musical dictionary, as many terms which are not in use at the present time are of great value in the study of the history of music and also for a thorough understanding of old musical manuscripts. With this idea in mind, the list of terms given in this dictionary have been compiled, including not only obsolete terms but also as far as possible equivalents in the various languages. For this reason, the number of terms given in this dictionary is greater than that found in any other musical dictionary extant, numbering as it does, about fourteen thousand definitions...The work contains a number of special features not covered in any other musical dictionary. Among them being, Dances, National Songs, Poetic Meters, Modes and the Parts of the Mass. Each of these has been defined under the general term and also each specific dance, song, meter, etc., has been included in its alphabetical place.
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Copyright Holders Will Define Details Of UK's Orphan Works Bill, But Not The Public
from the same-old-same-old dept
The UK's new orphan works legislation allows works to be classed as orphans only after a "diligent search" has been conducted to find the owner. The fear expressed by some is that this "diligent" search won't be very diligent, allowing publishers to use materials that aren't orphans. That's actually wrong for a number of reasons, as Techdirt explained recently, but the continuing furor from photographers in particular has been such that the UK's Intellectual Property Office (IPO) felt compelled to issue a document entitled "The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 –Your photos and you" (pdf) explaining how the system would work, and why the fears were unjustified.
However, that document still does not answer the central question of what "diligent" will mean. A post on Out-Law.com provides some information about how this will be addressed:
"The 'diligent search' requirement will be defined through a working group so that it can reflect current best practice across all sectors," a spokesperson for the IPO told Out-Law.com. "This will make sure that any requirements are practical and manageable. The working group will include representation from creators, including the photography sectors, and users such as museums and archives."
Reading that made me wonder who exactly was on this working group, so I contacted the IPO's press office asking for details. Here's the list of organizations they kindly sent me:
Society of London Theatre and Theatrical Management Association
There are two things that struck me about that list. One is the appearance of Stop 43, probably the most vociferous of the photographer groups that have been complaining about the new orphan works law. Let's hope that its presence here, and thus its ability to contribute to the definition of "diligent", means that it drops the rhetoric about how the UK government has "reversed the normal workings of copyright," when that's simply not the case.
BBC Publishers Content Forum
National Museum Directors' Council (NMDC)
Copyright Licensing Agency
Musicians' Union
Creators Rights Alliance
British Association of Picture Libraries & Archives
British Equity Collecting Society
Authors Licensing & Collecting Society
The National Archives
Stop 43
Libraries and Archives Copyright Alliance
The Association of Photographers
British Screen Advisory Council
Publishers Licensing Society
The Association of Illustrators
Society of Authors
Directors UK
Producers Alliance for Cinema & Television
UK Music
Association of Authors Agents
The other thing is that in contrast to the two groups representing photographers, there is not a single advocate for the somewhat more populous general public. Of course, that's absolutely par for the course: the public is routinely overlooked whenever it comes to asking "stakeholders" what they think about proposed changes to copyright. The UK's welcome move to liberate hostage works at last would have been the perfect opportunity to break yet more new ground by engaging directly with groups representing the 60 million people whose views are never properly considered. Sadly, that seems not to be happening.
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Murdoch Denies Influencing Politicians
(LONDON) -- Rupert Murdoch appeared before a British inquiry about press standards Wednesday, as the parliamentary committee turned its attention to his political connections rather than the phone-hacking scandal that has roiled the company.
Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of News Corp., said he wanted to "put certain myths to bed," like that he used his newspapers for business motives or influenced political leaders during social meetings.
Commission Chair Lord Justice Brian Leveson and the commission counsel have questioned whether the Murdochs have been too close to British Prime Minister Cameron and Culture Secretary of State Jeremy Hunt.
News Corp. owns many of Britain's largest newspapers and about 8 percent of the company's revenues come from the U.K. Murdoch said News Corp.'s total annual revenue is about $34 billion. News Corp. owns Fox News Channel, The Wall Street Journal, and publisher HarperCollins, among other assets.
The Leveson inquiry has heard from more than 100 witnesses since evidence hearings began in November, the Guardian reported.
"I welcomed the opportunity because I wanted to put certain myths to bed," Murdoch said about the inquiry.
Lead Counsel Robert Jay of the Queen's Council grilled Murdoch about his opinions on, or interactions with, the last five prime ministers, starting with Margaret Thatcher.
"I've never asked a prime minister for anything," Murdoch told the inquiry, explaining that he prefers to talk about current national or global issues and not his business interests.
"Let me be quite honest, Mr. Jay," Murdoch said. "I enjoy meeting -- let's call them our leaders. Some impress me more than others. And I meet them around the world. And I could tell you one or two who particularly impressed me."
When Jay asked if the democratic process is distorted by his newspapers' public endorsements and support of politicians, Murdoch said "the perception certainly irritates me, because I think it's a myth."
A day earlier, James Murdoch said he told Cameron, leader of the Conservative Party, on Sept. 10, 2009 that The Sun newspaper, owned by News Corp., would endorse his party's election ambitions. James Murdoch denied the accusation that the endorsement helped get approval by Cameron's party for the BSkyB bid.
"I would never have made that kind of a crass calculation," James Murdoch said. "It just wouldn't occur to me."
James Murdoch explained interactions between News Corp.'s lobbyist and Hunt, who has been under pressure to explain his relationship with the firm as it tried to purchase British broadcasting company BSkyB.
On Tuesday, for the first time James Murdoch admitted speaking with Cameron during controversial efforts to buy control of BSkyB. He said he spoke with Cameron at a Christmas dinner in 2010 at the home of former editor of News of the World Rebekah Brooks, after the Tory leader had been elected prime minister. But James Murdoch said it was "a tiny side conversation ahead of a dinner."
"It wasn't really a discussion, if you will," James Murdoch said.
News Corp. has also been criticized over allegations of impropriety at its other newspapers.
In February 2012, five employees of British newspaper The Sun were arrested for allegedly making payments to public officials. Four former and current Sun journalists were held in January, the BBC reported.
The issue of phone hacking comprised only minutes of the four-hour-long hearing on Wednesday. The elder Murdoch condemned the practice again, saying, "I don't believe in using hacking."
"I don't believe in using private detectives or whatever," Rupert Murdoch said. "I think that's just a lazy way of reporters not doing their job, but I think it is fair, when people are held up as great, or had themselves held up as iconic figures or great actors, that they be looked at."
According to Hugh Tomlinson of the Queen's Council, the now-defunct News of the World allegedly hacked the phones of 4,791 people, from stars to crime victims, to get juicy stories -- all with the encouragement of top editors at the paper and aided by some in the police force.
Rupert Murdoch made a rare apology in British newspapers last year at a parliamentary hearing. The Murdochs appeared before a parliamentary committee last year for the first time, during which the elder Murdoch was attacked with a shaving cream pie.
The Murdoch name has been synonymous with News Corp. even before it was incorporated in 1979. Rupert Murdoch, the only son of Sir Keith Murdoch, took over his father's newspaper publishing business, News Limited, after the elder Murdoch passed away in 1952.
The Oxford-educated media mogul took over his father's newspaper business, News Limited, in his native Australia when he was 22, according to the BBC. Reportedly in good health since being diagnosed with "low grade" prostate cancer in 2000, he has formerly reportedly insisted that his eventual successor have the Murdoch name.
Murdoch published a full-page apology in British newspapers last year about alleged phone-hacking by journalists at his tabloid, the News of the World.
The 81-year-old Murdoch has six children, three of whom are directly involved in his media empire. Murdoch married Wendi Deng, 43, his third wife, in 1999. They have two young daughters, Grace and Chloe.
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Corruption seen behind substandard projects in Parwan
CHARIKAR (Pajhwok): A retaining wall, a madrasa building and two roads have been constructed, but the quality of all these projects in central Parwan province is poor, Pajhwok Afghan News findings indicate.
Some people see administrative corruption, award of contracts to powerful figures and intervention from some government officials behind the inferior quality of the schemes.
Abdul Matin Qudusi, a provincial council member, alleged a 3.5-kilometre road built in Ajmil and Qalandari areas of the provincial capital was of dismal quality.
The executing agency was the Rashid Sultani Company. He said the project cost 30 million afghanis paid by the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development (MRRD).
"A 100-metre stretch of this road was wet. We told the company to gravel and fill it properly. But the firm did it superficially. We asked the company to fill it twice, but it didn't," he said.
Sher Mohammad, chief engineer with the Rashid Sultani Company, said they would reconstruct the stretch, as previous construction was not up to the satisfaction of the provincial council member.
Local residents also grumbled about the subpar construction of a five kilometres road between the Syedkhel district center and Pul-i-Mullah Aziz area of the Hesa-i-Dwom district of Parwan.
Haji Qandagha, a resident of Aqtash area, said: "This road was built in 2008 of inferior standard; its ground surface was not properly prepared. Only tar was sprinkled on sands. The road's destruction began a year after its construction."
He called corruption the main reason behind defective projects. Contracts for most of the projects were awarded to powerful individuals and people could not raise their voice against them, he added.
Ghulam Hazrat, hailing from the Chinki village of Syedkhel district and head of people's council. also hit out at shabby condition of the road that was damaged only a year after its construction.
"The road is full of potholes; cars can hardly travel it, particularly during rains and snowfalls when the holes are full of water. The damaged portions haven't been repaired," he continued.
Syedkhel district chief Mohammad Lamar Osmanyar also acknowledged the road's quality was pretty poor. He was not in his current position at the time of the project's implementation.
He explained the reconstruction of the road had been approved by the Ministry of Public Works (MoPW) and work on it would start in the near future.
Retaining wall
Syed Akram, leader of Hufyan Sharif village in Charikar, said the construction of a 1,000 metres retaining wall along the Ajmil stream was completed by the Rashid Sultani Company in six months.
After 700 metres of the wall was built, he saw engineers using mud instead of cement in some parts. Akram easily separated portions of the wall where mud had been used.
He said local residents complained about the low quality of the construction to the provincial rural rehabilitation and development department.
Subsequently, the department appointed a team to oversee the construction process. But some parts of the wall were not repaired, he maintained. Abdul Matin Qudusi said a 700 metres part of the wall was substandard.
However, sectorial director, Mohammad Zahir Himmat, said parts of the wall had already been reconstructed.
Sher Mohammad, chief engineer of the construction company, said: "People complained the wall was of low quality, but the MRRD found no issues when some of its parts were checked."
Building of a madrasa
Local officials said the building of Darul-Ulom Ali Mohammad Bin Hasan Shebani Madrasa in the Aqtash area of Syedkhel district was constructed with financial aid from Japan last year.
Abdul Latif Syedkheli, education director of the district, said the seminary building was not commissioned due to its poor quality.
"Its walls and ceiling are crumbling. Its doors have been damaged in less than a year. Chairs and tables are not worth using, with stairs and metallic cover installed improperly," he noted.
The official said that the building was constructed by a provincial council member who had been awarded its contract. However, he did not name the public representative.
Syedkheli said though he was under pressure from some officials, yet he did not approve the building's implementation.
Mohammad Lamar Osmanyar also said that the building was constructed with low quality despite they oversaw the construction process.
"Its walls were built very poor, we destroyed it and ordered reconstruction, but the quality was still poor, we were unable to oversee it day and night," he said.
He said that he heard the building was approved by Parwan education department.
The education department's administrative and financial manager, Nizamuddin Rahimi, confirmed approving the building. He said complaints about the building's quality were raised after its completion.
The quality of the building should be checked by a technical team, he suggested. If technical experts found the project with flaws, it should be done anew, he concluded.
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Participants from federal agencies, nonprofit organizations and the recreation industry are again teaming up to host the 5th Annual National Get Outdoors Day (GO Day) on June 9 to encourage healthy, active outdoor fun at sites across the nation.
According to a press release, these diverse partners will offer opportunities for American families to experience traditional and non-traditional types of outdoor activities. Prime goals of the day are reaching currently underserved populations and first-time visitors to public lands, and reconnecting our youth to the great outdoors.
Each GO Day event will offer a mix of information centers and "active fun" areas – places where guests, and especially kids, can use a fishing pole, go geocaching, help pitch a tent and more. The sites will provide photo opportunities with characters like Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl and other interesting creatures. Many sites also feature areas that focus on other aspects of healthy living, including sustainability and good nutrition.
In addition to the GO Day events, participants will be invited to nearby follow-up activities called EchO events occurring throughout the summer, which include introductions to mountain biking and fly-fishing, hikes with rangers to see wildlife, kayaking and rafting and much more.
The pilot effort of National Get Outdoors Day was launched on June 14, 2008. Last year, over 50 official GO Day sites across the nation from Anacostia Park in Washington, D.C., to the Big Bear Discovery Center in the San Bernardino National Forest in California welcomed thousands of new faces to the joy and benefits of the great outdoors.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Deforestation of the Amazon has surged in recent months and is likely to rise in 2008 for the first time in four years, a senior Brazilian government scientist said on Wednesday.
The rise raises questions over Brazil's assertion that its environmental policies are effectively protecting the world's biggest rain forest, whose destruction is a major source of carbon emissions that drive global warming.
"I think the last four months is a big concern for the government and now they are sending people to do more law enforcement," Carlos Nobre, a scientist with Brazil's National Institute for Space Research, told a seminar in Washington.
"But I can tell you that it (deforestation) is going to be much higher than 2007."
Nobre, whose government agency monitors the Amazon and gathers data, said that 2,300 square miles of forest had been lost in the past four months.
That compares with an estimated 3,700 square miles in the 12 months ended July 31, which Brazil officials hailed as the lowest deforestation rate since the 1970s.
Brazil's government has said that policies such as more controls on illegal logging and better certification of land ownership were reducing the deforestation that has destroyed about a fifth of the forest — an area bigger than France — since the 1970s.
But environmental groups have warned that rising global commodity prices are likely to fuel more clearing of land for farms, as occurred in 2004 when Brazil recorded the highest deforestation rate of more than 10,400 square miles (27,000 square km ).
Nobre said the cause of the recent surge was unclear, but that the major drivers of deforestation such as illegal logging and land clearing for cattle farming remained intact, despite the recent annual declines in forest clearing.
"All those drivers of change are there. The three years of reduced deforestation ... did not bring by themselves a cure for illegal deforestation," he said.
Destruction of forests produces about 20 percent of man-made carbon dioxide emissions, making conservation of the Amazon crucial to limiting rises in global temperatures.
But the government has struggled to stem deforestation, partly due to strong global demand that has made Brazil one of the world's biggest food suppliers. Environmental groups also warn that a rash of planned infrastructure projects in the coming years could bring more settlers to untapped regions.
"Infrastructure is associated with aggressive and progressive land use change," said Nobre, noting that 90 percent of Amazon deforestation occurred within 30 miles (50 km) of roads.
He also warned that continued high world oil prices were likely to result in a surge in demand for Amazon land to produce ethanol, the alternative transport fuel for which global demand is already booming.
"If oil prices keep increasing there will be an explosion of biofuel production in the Amazon, contrary to Brazilian government policy," Nobre said.
Reporting by Stuart Grudgings; Editing by Cynthia Osterman


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Anybody who has ever taken an art history or an art appreciation class knows the drill. n You watch a seemingly endless succession of images demonstrating the salient characteristics of an artist, an era, or a trend. Sometimes, you see multiple images placed side by side for the sake of comparison.
"I've been thinking that this exhibition is like every art history class I've ever taken," said Jill Dawsey, who co-curated "The Very Large Array: San Diego/Tijuana Artists in the MCA Collection" with museum director Hugh Davies.
"You put up two slides and do compare and contrast. That's essentially what's happening everywhere (in this show)."
In the largest exhibition of local artists the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego has ever produced — indeed, the largest number of paintings, sculptures and video it has ever put on display at one time — it's easy to be overwhelmed by the more than 100 pieces of art, most installed "salon style" in the museum's massive main gallery in its Jacobs Building downtown.
The east wall alone contains a dizzying combination of works, from Jean Lowe's "An Inland Sea," which seems to be in dialogue with Philipp Scholz Rittermann's "Waterwheel Falls," to Daniela Gallois' "La Marcha de las Langostas" ("The March of the Lobsters") and Mely Barragán's "Capitan del cielo" ("Captain of the Sky"), which also join in the discussion.
Within the larger gallery, the museum has erected a white cube containing a selection of sculptures (they will rotate every three to four months) that makes this intimate space within a space a chamber of delights. When assessing Mathieu Gregoire's "Fungus," Brian Dick's "Knick-Knack Mimicry" or William Feeney's "Repetition Does Not Transform a Lie Into the Truth," first you smile, and then you think.
"What I was hoping for this show, and in using that title, was to conjure up a spectrum, an array of works," Dawsey said. "And this show is more about heterogeneity than it is about sameness. It's about differences more than anything these works have in common."
In conceiving the exhibition, Dawsey and Davies decided to represent every San Diego and Tijuana artist in the institution's collection, built over the course of the last 50 years. The museum defined "San Diego artists" as artists who lived here, practiced here or taught here. Of the 102 artists it identified in its collection, about a quarter of them — 27 to be exact — are from Tijuana (their influence and concerns are one of the show's most pervasive qualities).
"What distinguishes us from the San Diego Museum of Art, or the Timken Museum, or every other museum in town except perhaps the Mingei, is we are primary patrons of living artists," Davies said. "And there're no more important artists than our own artists."
That statement might come as a surprise to some local artists, who have perceived the museum as somewhat removed from their everyday realities. But as the local art community has become more energized, so has the museum's attitude toward it. Over the past year, MCASD invited representatives of local art spaces (from Agitprop to Space 4 Art) into the museum for conversations, which resulted in a loose coalition now called Think Tank.
During the recent Fall for the Arts events, the museum and Think Tank participated in the festival's Pod Project and produced a zine, "Other Ideas," which highlights the aspirations of some of the alternative arts spaces.
"The Think Tank is a good step," said artist and Agitprop founder David White, who was involved in the museum's 2010 show "Here Not There: San Diego Art Now" and the Orange County Museum of Art's most recent California Biennial (he's not represented in MCASD's collection and therefore not in "The Very Large Array"). "It's great there's an acknowledgment from that institution toward what I think is a trend toward independently run spaces and artist-initiative-driven spaces in the city."
"Here Not There," which included approximately 40 artists, marked a coming-of-age moment for the San Diego scene. Unlike "Here Not There," however, "The Very Large Array" is a timeline (to use Dawsey's description), not a snapshot. It presents an even more impressive overview of the local art community.
"Every museum of contemporary art has this balancing act," Davies said. "How much do you deal with, acknowledge, recognize, your local art community at the risk of becoming provincial and navel gazing? And how much do you bring in work from around the world that makes you cosmopolitan and makes you part of an international dialogue about art?
"My sense is, for a city like ours, which is very close to a major art capital, Los Angeles, we should probably err on the side of showing, patronizing, nurturing our own artists."
Among the 102 artists, you'll find marquee names like John Baldessari (whose formative time in National City ranks him as a San Diego artist), younger artists like Hugo Crosthwaite, and everybody in between.
"This is a historical way of hanging a show that you don't see very often in a contemporary art museum," Dawsey said. "The works are hung stacked floor to ceiling. This is what they used to do in 18th-century and 19th-century salons: just put everything on view at once. We've tried to make connections, and have a certain formal logic to the hang, but apart from that, it's a lot of different stuff put together."
While Davies, in his role as the collection's gatekeeper, largely determined (with a committee) which artists were admitted to the collection, Dawsey made the call as to which pieces of art by each artist would be exhibited.
"She's really the curator," Davies said. "I'm like the bodyguard — maybe the body and brain guard. If people are upset, the vast majority of these pieces were brought in on my watch, so I can accept the responsibility for who is in. And I can accept the responsibility for who is out (as the museum is continually offered artwork that does not meet the institution's criteria and is rejected)."
Both Davies and Dawsey, however, also have a "wish list" of local artists who they believe should be represented in the museum. Any new artists added to the collection may have their works added to the show during its year-and-a-half run.
Dawsey, meanwhile, continues to consider that compare-and-contrast question. She's noticed a wide variety of practices, the surprising amount of representational painting and, among the sculptures, a decided fondness for found objects. But whether that says something about the region's art scene, or more about the type of art the museum collects, or whether it says anything at all, consider that your assignment when you see the show.
"I was saying to the gallery educators last night, now that we've got it up on the walls we can learn from it," Dawsey said. "So I'm still figuring out what does this perhaps say about San Diego and Tijuana? What are the conclusions we can draw from it and connections we can trace?
"For me, it's a vast constellation. It's like looking at the night sky and seeing so much."


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A former high school coach accused of having sex with a student will wait until late May to learn whether he will stand trial on criminal charges.
Derek Michael Knoll's preliminary exam Tuesday in 37th District Court was adjourned because his attorney has not yet received all police reports.
Knoll, 24, faces two counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct - a felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
He recently resigned as assistant varsity football coach and was removed as freshman boys' basketball coach at Warren Woods-Tower High School.
Warren police said Knoll and the 16-year-old girl had consensual sex.
Michigan law defines the age of consent as 16. However, Knoll is criminally charged because officials claim he abused his position of authority to have sexual conduct with a student at the school where he worked.
Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith has said the relationship between the ex-coach and the girl began through social media. By last December, the two had encounters at Knoll's apartment and in the basement of his parents' home, Smith said recently.
Police reports are expected to include transcripts of text messages between Knoll and the teenager.
Knoll and his attorney, Michael Dennis, appeared briefly Tuesday before District Judge Jennifer Faunce, who re-scheduled the probable-cause hearing for May 28. Knoll is free on $25,000 bond. As a condition of his bond, he is on house arrest with a GPS tether and is prohibited from having contact with minors.
Dennis declined to comment on the allegations against Knoll, but told reporters outside the courtroom, 'He's got tremendous support from family, tremendous support from friends.'
Knoll is a graduate of Warren Woods-Tower High, and played on the football, basketball and baseball teams, his brother, Donny Knoll, said.
Derek Knoll began coaching football at the school five years ago but resigned in early April.
Warren Woods Superintendent Stacey Denewith-Fici said the district notified contracting agency Professional Education Services Group, which placed Knoll as basketball coach, and requested that he be removed.
Knoll is the second person who worked in the Warren Woods school district to be charged in April with criminal sexual conduct. On April 12, retired Warren police officer Dale Malesh, 62, was charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct for a relationship with a different 16-year-old girl who attends Tower High School.
Malesh, of Roseville, faces two counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct. He has said the charges against him 'are without merit.'
Until his retirement from the Warren police force in January 2011, Malesh spent 11 years as a school resource officer in the Warren Woods district. After he left the force, Warren Woods officials hired him as a security officer.
Malesh remains in the Macomb County Jail on $150,000 bond. His preliminary exam is scheduled for May 7.
A law enforcement source and Dennis said the allegations against Derek Knoll surfaced during the investigation of Malesh.


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The Football Association wrote to Mancini following his claim that "maybe the referee ate too much for Christmas" after Friend missed what the City boss felt was a clear foul on Pablo Zabaleta in the build-up to Adam Johnson's winner.
Although over a week has now passed since the incident, the judicial panel granted Mancini's request for an extension due to the demands placed upon him during the packed festive period.
It is thought Mancini is facing either a warning or a fine for his reaction, although the disciplinary panel do have the option of a touchline ban should they wish.
Whilst City have made their irritation known at their manager being investigated whilst Sir Alex Ferguson escaped without punishment for his behaviour during Manchester United's win over Newcastle the same day, it has been pointed out by the FA that there are clear differences.
The main one is that as Mancini delivered his assessment after the game and Friend was not present - unlike Mike Dean, who described his own clash with Ferguson before the second half of United's 4-3 victory as 'cordial'.
In addition, whilst Mancini's comments could be viewed as an amusing aside, they have called into question Friend's competence which the FA, at the very least, feel demands clarification.


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Siward (died 1048), was Bishop and Coadjutor-Archbishop, a monk of Glastonbury, and succeeded Aehelwine as Abott of Abingdon probably in 1030.
Siward,Earl of Northumberland (d. 1055), called Digera or 'The Strong', was a Dane, and "is said to have been the son of a Danish Jarl (chief) named Biorn. According to legend he was descended from a white bear and a lady. Fitting out a ship, he is said to have sailed to Orkney, where he overcame a dragon, went thence to Northumbria, and, in obedience to a supernatural command, to London, where he entered the service of King Edward the Confessor. " [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
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Siward (died 1075) was Bishop of Rochester, Abbot of Chertsey in Surrey, and was consecrated Bshop of Rochester by Archbishop Stigand in 1058. [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
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Arthur, William , An Etymological Dictionary of Family and Christian Names. London: 1857. Print
The Hundredorum Rolls of 1273 had some of the first listings of the name. There was a mixture of both personal names and surnames there including: "Sygwat Kat'bode in Norfolk; Syward and Sywardus (without surnames) in Oxfordshire; Thomas Swyat in Suffolk; and Richard Swyard in Buckinghamshire." [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6)
The Yorkshire Poll Tax Rolls of 1379 listed Hugo Syward and Johanna Swyard.
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NSF's task is to keep science and engineering visionaries focused on the furthest frontier. Our aim is to recognize and nurture emerging fields, and to prepare the next generation of scientific and engineering talent and leaders. When you add world-class facilities to advance transformative research to this effort, you have the recipe for success that has been a hallmark of NSF and the scientific enterprise for nearly 60 years. America's prosperity, global competitiveness and the well being of our citizens depend, more than ever before, on the steady stream of new ideas and the highly skilled science, technology, engineering and mathematics talent that NSF supports.
During the ARRA signing ceremony, President Obama said that "this investment will ignite our imagination once more, spurring new discoveries and breakthroughs that will make our economy stronger, our nation more secure and our planet safer for our children." NSF will ensure that this eloquent statement translates into reality. It seemed especially appropriate that the Act was signed, and these remarks expressed, at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, a long-time recipient of NSF funding aimed at the very thing the President hoped for, namely, "to ignite our imagination once more" in science and innovation.
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Feb 3 (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson held off a last-day charge by fellow American and playing partner Brandt Snedeker to end a week of scintillating golf with a four-shot triumph at the Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Arizona on Sunday.
Left-hander Mickelson birdied three of the last six holes to close with a four-under-par 67 at the TPC Scottsdale, completing a wire-to-wire victory with a record-tying 28-under total of 256 to clinch his 41st PGA Tour title.
The 42-year-old Californian, who never relinquished his grip after taking control of the tournament with a stunning first-round 60, joined Arnold Palmer, Gene Littler and Mark Calcavecchia as triple winners of the Phoenix Open.
FedExCup champion Snedeker, who birdied four of the first nine holes to pile early pressure on the pacesetting Mickelson, had to settle for second place after signing off with a 65. (Reporting by Mark Lamport-Stokes in Los Angeles; Editing by Steve Ginsburg)


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Glenn Scott Kassahn, 46, of Richville, was sentenced March 4 in Otter Tail County District Court following drug charges. He was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail and ordered to pay fines of $1,160.
In October 2011, agents of the West Central Drug Task Force stopped Kassahn in Elizabeth, Minn. in connection with a previous drug crime in Becker County. During a pat down in Elizabeth, agents located a baggie of white crystal-type substances, along with a glass pipe, in Kassahn's possession. The substance later tested positive for methamphetamine.
A sentence of 12 months at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in St. Cloud was stayed for five years. Conditions include remaining law abiding and attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, as well as being subject to random drug testing.
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COLUMBIA -- A developer has proposed a cleanup deal with state regulators for a patch of contaminated land in Bluffton that was used for years by a commercial printing business.
The work is for 66 acres located at 34 Bluffton Rd. It is bounded to the north by Fording Island Road and The Crescent residential development. Jaz 278 of Roswell, Ga. is proposing the voluntary cleanup deal.
State records show Jaz plans to acquire the property and develop it in conjunction with the adjacent parcel for a regional shopping center.
In 2007, groundwater sampling and testing detected the presence of chlorinated solvents in excess of federal and state drinking water standards. During the company Mister Label's operation, chemicals including butanol and perchloroethylene were used and stored on site.
Breathing perchloroethylene over long periods of time can lead to liver and kidney damage in humans, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Memory loss and confusion have also been documented.
"PERC" damages the kidney and liver and causes cancer in laboratory animals exposed by inhalation and by mouth.
Lower levels of exposure have also had effects on humans.
"Breathing PERC for short periods of time can adversely affect the human nervous system," according to the EPA. Dizziness, fatigue, headaches and sweating, incoordination and unconsciousness are among the effects.
The skin, eyes, nose, and throat may be affected by contact with PERC liquid or vapor.
Jaz's cleanup plan includes three new groundwater monitoring wells installed at the northern, central, and western locations of the site, to evaluate water quality near the west adjacent drycleaning facility, and on the property as a whole.
In November of 2002, the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control found evidence that pointed to a release of contaminants, but not enough to exceed regulatory limits. So they were not required to look into it further, according to state documents.
But that changed a few years later.
In 2007, the results groundwater sampling and testing picked up the presence of chlorinated solvents in excess of federal and state drinking water standards.
Chlorinated solvents are harmful to human and ecological health and are suspected of causing cancer, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The materials are also toxic to aquatic organisms.
In 2009, however, the site seemed to get better.
Test results showed that in some cases, the pollutants showed up in lower concentrations than before. The results also did not point to the presence of contaminants at off-site wells.
State records chronicle the history of the land. In 1969 William M. Bullock formed a South Carolina corporation known as Mister Label, Inc. The Mister Label property is currently owned by PAHH Development.


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Boys & Girls Clubs of America and University of Phoenix Award Thirty Full-tuition ScholarshipsBy : UOPX News | March 18, 2014
Staff, parents and alumni of Boys & Girls Clubs receive opportunity to pursue career goals
ATLANTA and PHOENIX, March 18, 2014 – Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA), in collaboration with partners like University of Phoenix, continues its dedication to academic success and providing college readiness programs for America's youth that will prepare them for great futures. Many adults also require such opportunities to pursue their career goals, and Boys & Girls Clubs staff, parents and alumni are getting that chance.
Thirty recipients nationwide have received full-tuition scholarships from BGCA and University of Phoenix to complete an undergraduate or master's degree. Selected from more than 160 Boys & Girls Clubs staff, parents and alumni applicants, these individuals are now a part of the 80 BGCA-affiliated recipients who have received scholarships to University of Phoenix over the past two years.
"We are pleased to once again have this wonderful opportunity for the alumni, parents and staff who remain dedicated to helping our young people achieve their educational goals," said Kimberly Boyd, National Vice President of Programs, Training & Youth Development Services at BGCA. "Through our relationship with University of Phoenix, these individuals will now have the chance to pursue their career goals and continue to be strong role models for our youth."
University of Phoenix is dedicated to providing a pathway for economic advancement for those who otherwise may not have one by addressing education and workforce needs in the communities it serves.
"It is exciting to once again recognize the Boys & Girls Clubs of America's scholarship recipients as they demonstrate the same dedication as University of Phoenix in strengthening our communities through education," said Pat Gottfried, vice president of Corporate Social Responsibility for Apollo Education Group, parent company of University of Phoenix. "Their dedication to BGCA means they believe, like we do, that access to education and building the skills needed by today's employers creates a stronger workforce for tomorrow."
In addition to the scholarship program with University of Phoenix, BGCA partners with University of Phoenix Foundation to provide BE GREAT: Graduate, a dropout prevention program that uses early warning signs to identify youth at risk for dropping out, and increases their engagement at Clubs. Now in its third year, the partnership focuses on helping young people at 10 Boys & Girls Clubs around the nation develop the academic, behavioral and social skills needed to be successful.
For more information about University of Phoenix scholarship opportunities, visit www.phoenix.edu/scholarships. For more information on Boys & Girls Clubs of America and their programs and impact on young lives across the country, visit GreatFutures.org.
Apollo Education Group, parent company of University of Phoenix, is dedicated to being a good corporate citizen by serving communities and individuals across the country. Through its corporate social responsibility efforts, Apollo Education Group focuses on giving in the areas of education, workforce readiness and sustainability. To learn more about the impact of these efforts, please visit http://csrreport.apollo.edu/.
About Boys & Girls Clubs of America
For more than 100 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of America (GreatFutures.org) has enabled young people most in need to achieve great futures as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Today, more than 4,000 Clubs serve nearly 4 million young people annually through Club membership and community outreach. Clubs are located in cities, towns, public housing and on Native American lands throughout the country, and serve military families in BGCA-affiliated Youth Centers on U.S. military installations worldwide. They provide a safe place, caring adult mentors, fun, friendship, and high-impact youth development programs on a daily basis during critical non-school hours. Priority programs emphasize academic success, good character and citizenship, and healthy lifestyles. In a Harris Survey of alumni, 57 percent said the Club saved their lives. National headquarters are located in Atlanta. Learn more at http://bgca.org/facebook and http://bgca.org/twitter.
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