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Ann Arbor man suspected in 17 break-ins has 3 cases bound over to circuit court

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Javare Holmes

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The 18-year-old man accused of breaking into houses and cars throughout the Ann Arbor area while out on bond had three of the cases bound over to circuit court Tuesday, records indicate.

Javare Holmes waived his preliminary examination in district court and stood mute on three charges of first-degree home invasion. A pretrial hearing was scheduled in the Washtenaw County Trial Court for April 15, according to court records.

The three separate cases are related to home invasions in Pittsfield Township.

In total, Holmes is a suspect in 17 cases across the county: nine home invasions from Ann Arbor, three in Pittsfield Township, two in the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office jurisdiction, two larcenies from vehicles in the sheriff’s office jurisdiction and a larceny from a building in Ann Arbor.

Police say Holmes worked with others to break into the homes and vehicles while free on bond after being arrested and arraigned on similar charges in May 2012. has reported Holmes was arraigned on charges of first-degree home invasion and assaulting, resisting and obstructing police and given a $2,000 bond. He bonded out of jail six days after his arraignment.

Among the items Hamilton is suspected of stealing from homes and cars while free on that bond are guitars, violins, computers, televisions, GPS units, cellphones, watches, laptops and digital cameras, police said.

Holmes is now being held at the Washtenaw County Jail on a $10,000 cash or surety bond, according to jail records.

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I thought I saw this dude walking through my parking lot a few weeks ago. Then my car got broken into a couple of days later. I figured this guy didn't live at my place. He was roaming around next to the cars.

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So, he was out on a $2,000 bond, kept breaking into places to pay his fines, and you let him out on a $10,000 bond instead? So how exactly do you think he's going to make money to pay his fines this time? I'm no genius... but... ...Yeah...

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    Hello Fishy Friends,

    I have a cycled 45g tank with the following residents.....
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    12 Cherry Barbs (inch each)...little busybodies!
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    7 Ghost Shrimp (6 babies and 1 hefty mama)...undecided on these, wish I had got Cherry Shrimp instead :-( but they may grow on me yet?
    No real plants (yet), just silk ones.

    Now, can any of you more knowledgable fish folk out there tell me if I can safely have any more fish as I realise my fish listed above are not done growing yet.
    The fishies I am liking a lot from what I read but don't know if they would be the best choice (Help?) are as follows..

    Kuhli Loaches...but would they complete with the shark and pleco for food/space and make my community too 'bottom heavy'?
    Angel fish....would the crazy cherries make them nervous and my PH is a constant 7.5, bit high for them perhaps?
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    Discus look simply adorable but I really get the impression I need more aquatic experience before trying to keep them?

    Do any of the above seem a good idea for a well balanced community/tank. If so, how many and which ones? If not, then does anyone have any better suggestions for me?

    Many thanks as always...me :-)

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    and I forgot to mention (if it makes a difference) that I am running two filters on this 45g bow tank, 70g and 30g filters and two heaters for good measure, 2 interesting pieces of driftwood and 3 cavey like structures.

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    Since you have the shark I would say your mid-bottom region of the tank is claimed. So probs stay away from any of them.

    Zebra Danios would be an easy bet as they stay high in the water, remember if you get them then get no less than 10 of them. One fish that I think is very under rated is Golden Wonder Panchax. They are top dwellers 1/2 males and 4/5 females would be great in a tank that size

    I have some and they are spectacular fish, they always look rubbish, drab, colourless in LFS but in a set up tank they become excellent fish.
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    I would stay away from the angel and you ph is a little high for the discus. I think you would be better off staying away from them.

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    If you get rid of the shark you will have far more stocking options opened up for you IMO, Including an angel... Just saying.

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Lewisite  [Member]
12/8/2011 6:50:11 PM EDT
Daniel Defense M4 V5
Ammo used Federal 5.56 and American Eagle .223

Alright guys, question. So I bought a DDM4 on Black Friday, and I just got it in today. I just have a couple of questions and or possible issues. Bear in mind that this is my first AR that I have extended dealings with, so it is a new experience :P.

First, a round does not chamber unless I pull the charging handle back all the way and pretty much just let it snap back with full force. Only at that point will a round fully chamber, if I just pull it back a bit and let go, the round will not fully sit in the chamber. Is this intended? I am not babying it and being gentle by any means, I was just pulling it back and letting it go at what I thought was normal, but the only way it seems to fully get it in the chamber is to just pull it back and let it fly. The Colt 6940 I had dealings with in the past, I don't recall having to use as much force to chamber a round, I might be mistaken however, its been a while.

Was just wondering if that was the norm or if something else might be going on. Also, if it is the norm, does that not eventually cause excessive wear on the bolt,charging handle, or some other part of the rifle? Sorry if that is a silly question, I just want to know what to expect.

Second, after getting it home and stripping the rifle and looking it over, I noticed this

Is that dis-colorization normal? My camera phone is kinda crappy, so not completely sure if you see what I am talking about. In person it looks a bit more wrong, I cannot seem to find any other pictures online of what that might be, especially from a factory new rifle.

Thanks in advance for the help everyone!
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KILLERB6  [Team Member]
12/8/2011 7:00:21 PM EDT
The rifle is supposed to be charged by allowing the BCG to ride forward under full force of the spring, either from being drawn rearward with the charging handle (CH) and releasing it or by releasing the bolt from it's reward/locked position with the bolt release; do not ride nor assist the BCG forward with the CH.

Yes, the discoloration appears normal; many parts/surfaces will become either shiny as surface wear occurs, discolored from soot, and/or pick up brass shavings deposited in/around the bolt face, lugs, etc.
Banger  [Team Member]
12/8/2011 7:41:58 PM EDT
As the parts wear in (after a few hundred rounds) things will ease up a bit. This is normal.
ZombieResponseUnit  [Member]
12/11/2011 3:26:50 PM EDT
Lots of oil for now. Run it wet. You've got a normal looking BCG there, now put it back together and go shoot!
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Genetic damage and health in Fallujah, Iraq worse than Hiroshima
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Results of a population-based epidemiological study organized by Malak Hamdan and Chris Busby were published in the International Journal of Environmental Studies and Public Health (IJERPH) based in Basle, Switzerland. They show increases in cancer, leukemia and infant mortality and perturbations of the normal human population birth sex ratio significantly greater than those reported for the survivors of the A-Bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

Results of a survey in Jan/Feb 2010 of 711 houses and more than 4000 individuals in Fallujah show that in the five years following the 2004 attacks by USA-led forces there has been a four-fold increase in all cancer. Interestingly, the spectrum of cancer is similar to that in the Hiroshima survivors who were exposed to ionizing radiation from the bomb and uranium in the fallout. By comparing the sample population rates to the cancer rates in Egypt and Jordan, researchers found  there has been a 38-fold increase in leukemia (20 cases), almost a  10-fold increase in female breast cancer (12 cases), and significant increases in lymphoma and brain tumors in adults.

 Based on 16 cases in the 5-year period, the 12-fold increases in childhood cancer in those aged 0-14 were particularly marked. The cancer and leukemia increases were all in younger people than would normally be expected. Infant mortality was found to be 80 per 1000 births which compares with a value of 19 in Egypt, 17 in Jordan and 9.7 in Kuwait. An important result is that the sex-ratio, which in normal populations is always 1050 boys born per 1000 girls was seriously reduced in the group born immediately after 2005, one year after the conflict: in this group the sex ratio was 860.

 Birth sex ratio is a well known indicator of genetic damage, the reduction in boy births being due to the fact that girls have a redundant X-chromosome and can therefore afford to lose one through genetic damage; boys do not. Sex ratio was similarly reduced in the Hiroshima survivors' children. "This is an extraordinary and alarming result," said Dr Busby, who is visiting professor in the University of Ulster and Scientific Director of Green Audit, an independent environmental research organization. He added: "To produce an effect like this, some very major mutagenic exposure must have occurred in 2004 when the attacks happened. We need urgently to find out what the agent was. Although many suspect uranium, we cannot be certain without further research and independent analysis of samples from the area."  Malak Hamdan, who organized the project said: "I am so glad that we have been able to obtain proper scientific confirmation of all the anecdotal evidence of cancer and congenital birth defects. Maybe now the international community will wake up."

Chris Busby, Malak Hamdan and Entesar Ariabi;  Cancer, Infant Mortality and Birth Sex-Ratio in Fallujah, Iraq 2005–2009 Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2010.

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Tips to avoid extra Christmas kilos

THERE’S no doubt Christmas is a time to indulge, but to avoid stacking on the expected extra 1.1kg this festive season, a local trainer said there’s plenty of simple tips people should keep in mind.

A report conducted by a natural medicine company suggested second serves, sweets and big meals would see the average overindulger stack on 1.1kg during the festive period.

Griffith personal trainer Angeline Prince said there were simple ways to avoid weight gain over the holidays despite the constant temptation.

When it came to the big meal, Mrs Prince said Christmas lunch was generally quite healthy if you focussed on the main foods.

“At lunch, stick to the meat, salad and vegies because they’re quite healthy and meats like prawns, ham and turkey are all lean,” she said.

“What you need to stay away from is the oily, starchy foods like potato bakes which are full of empty calories.

“If you’ve sat down and eaten half a pavlova in one sitting it’s not the end of the world, so long as you work it off.

“As I say to my clients, energy in equals energy out.”

When it comes to a Christmas tipple, Mrs Prince had some more tips for avoiding weight-gain and sluggish hangovers.

“If you wake up with a hangover, drink an electrolyte solution rather than a sports drink like Gatorade which is full of sugar,” she said.

“While you’re drinking have a glass of water between drinks, even half a glass will keep you feeling reasonably hydrated and of course, have water before bed.

“Look at alternatives to sugary mixers, such as diet mixers or mineral water with a splash of diet lime cordial, because sugary drinks are full of calories which is why you put on weight.”

Mrs Prince also suggested downloading a motivational exercise app on a smartphone to incentivise exercise between meals.

But Mrs Prince admitted even she slipped up on occasion over the holidays and urged people not to beat themselves up.

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CONWAY, AR - Fourth District Congressman Tom Cotton is telling some veterans how he feels about the Veterans Administration funding bill approved last week in Congress.

Rep. Cotton, who is challenging Sen. Mark Pryor for his seat in the U.S. Senate, was in Conway Tuesday night.

An Iraq veteran himself, Cotton spoke before a group gathered at a VFW post about his support of the funding bill.

"I love being with veterans, you know, Arkansas has one of the highest populations of veterans in the country based on the size of our state, we have a very high enlistment rate. Arkansans are a very proud and patriotic people and I always enjoy being able to spend time with veterans and I'm so proud to have so many veterans supporting my campaign," Cotton told the crowd.

Cotton is on a series of campaign stops during an August recess for Congress. Election Day is now less than three months away.

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Dawn Kasper: Music for Hoarders

Dawn Kasper: Music for Hoarders

Armory Center for the Arts is pleased to present an exhibition entitled Music for Hoarders, a video projection and installation by Los Angeles-based artist Dawn Kasper that documents a live "visual poem performance action" of the same name.  Music for Hoarders, organized by Armory curator Irene Tsatsos, will be on display from February 12 – May 13, 2012 in the Armory’s Pasadena Art Alliance Gallery.  A public opening reception will take place on Saturday, February 11 from 7-9pm in conjunction with Armory’s opening of simultaneous solo exhibitions by Richard Jackson, Nicolas Grider, and Jocelyn Foye. The exhibitions by Kasper, Grider, and Foye coincide with the Armory’s lead exhibition, Richard Jackson’s Accidents in Abstract Painting, the Armory, creating an opportunity for visitors to reflect on the shared conceptual and/or formal considerations between and among the works.

Originally performed in 2010 at Honor Fraser Gallery in Culver City, California, the performance Music for Hoarders featured a unique musical score designed specifically for the gallery environment.  The structure of their composition was determined according to a performer’s spontaneous interactions with a large and unwieldy set of found everyday objects that had been stacked in the middle of the space.  Musicians employed an aleatoric technique; they played whenever an object was touched, each musician assigned a sound to that object, each sound was performed during the duration of the object's use, and the sound assisted in informing the performer’s movements during the duration of the performance. The improvised musical interpretations of everyday objects compounded throughout the performance; the resulting full, layered sound, “hoarded” in the gallery, was meant to invoke the idea and physical sense of the hoarding of human emotions.  The Armory will present documentation of this performance in a single-channel video installation with chairs and a new painting directly on the wall.

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About the Artist

The work of Los Angeles-based performance artist Dawn Kasper addresses a deep fascination with the subjects of vulnerability, desire, process, and the construction and location of meaning. She critiques the corporate aspects of our culture by examining emotions – such as fear, panic, hate, envy, lust – through which advertisers, news media, and other commercial entities, manipulate us, and in doing so strives to create a place of shared camaraderie.  Kasper often performs in a premeditated yet spontaneous manner, generally using props, slapstick comedy, and monologue to ask fundamental questions such as What is existence? or What is a physical object?.  She then attempts to answer these life questions, and more, while inhabiting different characters and personas, each differentiated through costume and costume changes, with all shifts taking place before the audience.

The environments in which Kasper performs, created through the use of props, musical instruments, and diverse personae, provide what she calls an “open-air laboratory (of thought),” creating a theatrical space while also doubling as a platform for living sculpture. “Everything is in play,” she says, “and everything is mobile.”  Kasper often repeats actions and gestures in her performances, invoking a feeling of ritual or ritualistic behavior. Kasper’s performances are often extremely physical – her various characters often construct a sculpture or installation, marking her study into being and process, and serving as an illustration of her findings.

Dawn Kasper has performed and exhibited internationally at galleries and institutions including the Migros Museum Für Genenwartskunst in Zurich and LISTE Basel, both in Switzerland; Art Basel Art Positions and David Castillo Gallery, both in Miami; Newman Popiashvili Gallery, Leo Koenig Inc., Projekte, and Art in General, all in New York; Copy Gallery, Philadelphia; and Anna Helwing Gallery, Circus Gallery, J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Hammer Museum, and Museum of Contemporary Art, all in Los Angeles. Kasper is one of the acting co-directors of the performance and experimental art venue Human Resources in Los Angeles.

Dawn Kasper: Music for Hoarders is on view in the Pasadena Art Alliance Gallery at the Armory at 145 North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Sunday, noon-5pm.  $5 suggested donation. Armory members, students, and seniors are free. The Armory is easily accessible from the Gold Line Memorial Park Station in Pasadena.  For information about Armory exhibitions and events, the public may call 626.792.5101 x122. or visit the Armory website at www.armoryarts.org.

Irene Tsatsos

Armory Center for the Arts
145 N. Raymond Ave

Opening Reception
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Exhibition Dates
2/12/2012 to 6/10/2012


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Research Project: Preparing for Varroa: How susceptible are Australian Honey Bee Stocks?

Location: Honey Bee Breeding, Genetics, and Physiology Research

Project Number: 6050-21000-014-02
Project Type: Trust

Start Date: Jan 01, 2011
End Date: May 31, 2014

Provide an assessment of the relative resistance/susceptibility of 7 lines of Australian honey bees in comparison to ARS resistant stock. The project will inform decisions about preparing for Varroa in Australia, including whether to fund an indigenous bee breeding program or to reinstate the importation of queen bees to Australia. The project may lead to the sale of United States queen bees to Australia.

In November 2010, in Kansas, 250 commercial colonies will be manipulated to standardize their mite populations. This will be done by 1) Equalizing colony strength, 2) Heavily treating colonies with multiple miticides. To obtain Australian stock for evaluation, Australian queen breeders will be asked to provide 20 sister queens reared by their standard procedures. Where possible, queens will be control mated. Each group of 20 sisters will constitute a ‘line’ for the purposes of the study. Queens will be mailed to the University of Sydney where they will be clipped and given a unique tag before shipping. The Australian queens (n = 20 per line) will be sent to Baton Rouge in March 2011 and introduced to the Varroa-standardized colonies. American queens of three lines (Varroa-Sensitive Hygiene – VSH, Russian and standard U.S. commercial; n = 20 per line) will be introduced simultaneously. Queens will be randomly allocated to colonies. Colonies will be visually inspected in May, July, September and November 2011, and the population of Varroa evaluated for each colony by standard techniques (de Guzman et al. 2007). Evaluations will be performed without knowledge of each queen’s origins (including the U.S. queens). Mean mite population growth will be compared among breeding lines using ANOVA.

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1a.Objectives (from AD-416)
The main objective of this cooperative research project is to evaluate productivity of castor selected for high oil content and yield. The research will lead to improved understanding of the environmental factors on oil accumulation and seed production. The research also includes tests of the productivity of dwarf castor cultivars.

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Combined use of plant physiology and chemistry approaches has led to the identification of castor lines with high oil content and seed yield. These Lines will be assessed in field for seed yield per plant, seed weight, plant height, days to flower and days to maturity. Plants with high oil content and desirable yield traits will be selected for future breeding. Uniform, stable, high oil content and high yield castor cultivars will be determined by field performance.

3.Progress Report

In June 2011 (the first year of the field testing), a total of 800 seeds were planted, with 400 for reference and 400 for testing plants. During the following two months, both populations had over 95% seed germination and similar healthy growth rate. Environmental conditions, such as temperature, water and fertilizer supplies were measured regularly to ensure an even distribution of these factors among the population. No abnormal growth was observed. Quantitative data are being collected, representing each population’s seed oil content, yield, days to flower and maturity. The ADODR communicated project plans and reviewed the field research work and through frequent emails and telephone calls, and site visits in FY2011.

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Submitted to: Journal of Animal Science
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: October 17, 2005
Publication Date: January 19, 2006
Citation: Varel, V.H., Miller, D.N., Berry, E.D. 2006. Incorporation of thymol into corncob granules for reduction of odor and pathogens in feedlot cattle waste. Journal of Animal Science. 84(2):481-487.

Interpretive Summary: These studies suggest it is possible to incorporate antimicrobial thyme oil into corncobs and therefore maintain a concentration of thymol on a feedlot surface which is effective in reducing total coliforms and odor. Limitations to the usefulness of corncobs are that they have approximately a 6% carrying capacity for thyme oil (2.5% thymol) and are bulky to handle. Another granule which would carry a higher concentration of the oil may be more effective in reducing pathogens and odor, and may require applications less than once per week, which was required with the corncobs. Cost of this treatment needs to be determined. However, we do not foresee the need to apply thymol granules year-round or over the entire feedlot surface. Application would primarily be during conditions and locations on the feedlot which have enough moisture and a temperature conducive for microbial activity.

Technical Abstract: Confined animal feeding operations can be a source of odor emissions, global warming gases, water pollution, and food contamination. Laboratory studies have indicated plant oils with antimicrobial activity can be used to control pathogens and odor emissions from cattle and swine wastes. However, these oils are aromatic and may volatilize when topically applied. Our objectives were to evaluate the volatility of thymol from a feedlot surface and the effectiveness of topically applying thyme oil (2.5% thymol) incorporated into corncob granules, added once per week, to control odor emissions and total coliforms in feedlot manure. In the first study, thymol either volatilized or was degraded within 28 d after topical application. In a second study, thyme oil (2.5% thymol) was incorporated into corncobs and applied to pen surfaces weekly. Manure samples from six locations in each pen were collected from three untreated and three thymol-corncob treated pens (15 x 150 m; 50 400-kg cattle/pen), three times per week for eight weeks. Samples were analyzed for thymol concentration, VFA, branched-chain VFA and aromatic compounds, and number of Escherichia coli and total coliform bacteria. Over the eight weeks, with the exception of wk 7, the desired thymol concentration of 15 to 20 micromoles/g DM was maintained in the manure. Concentrations of VFA and branched chain-VFA increased over time in untreated and treated pens. However, rate of VFA accumulation in treated pens, 7.5 +/- 1.3 micromol/g DM**-1/wk**-1, was less than the rate of accumulation in untreated pens, 18.0 +/- 2.1 micromol/g DM**-1/wk**-1 (P < 0.01). Likewise, rate of branched-chain VFA accumulation in treated pens, 0.31 +/- 0.04 micromol/g DM**-1/wk**-1, was less than untreated pens, 0.55 +/- 0.06 micromol/g DM**-1/wk**1 (P < 0.01). Concentrations of E. coli in treated pens, 2.9 +/- 1.2 x 10**5 cfu/g DM**-1, were 91% less than untreated pens, 31.1 +/- 4.0 x 10**5 cfu/g DM**-1 (P < 0.04). Similarly, concentrations of coliforms in treated pens, 3.7 +/- 1.3 x 10**5 cfu/g DM**-1, were 89% less than untreated pens, 35.3 +/- 4.2 x 10**5 cfu/g DM**-1 (P < 0.04). These results indicate odor emissions and total coliforms can be reduced in feedlot manure with a once per week application of thymol incorporated in a granular form. However, corncobs are bulky and other granular carriers with a greater carrying capacity for thyme oil should be explored.

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Title: Logistic Regression Analysis of Freezing Tolerance in Winter Wheat

item Skinner, Daniel
item Bellinger, Brian

Submitted to: International Symposium on Plant Cold Hardiness
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: June 1, 2007
Publication Date: August 1, 2007
Citation: Skinner, D.Z., Bellinger, B.S. 2007. Logistic Regression Analysis of Freezing Tolerance in Winter Wheat. International Symposium on Plant Cold Hardiness. Aug 3-9, 2007, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, pg 93.

Technical Abstract: Four winter wheat cultivars, Eltan, Froid, Kestrel, and Tiber, were cold-acclimated for five weeks and then tested for freezing tolerance in a programmable freezer. The temperature of the soil was recorded every two minutes and the freezing episode was described as five parameters: the minimum temperature reached, rate of cooling from 0C to the minimum temperature, the time held at the minimum temperature, the rate of warming from the minimum to 0C, and "degree minutes", determined by multiplying the temperature by the minutes at that temperature, summed over the entire freezing episode (0C or less). Logistic regression equations were developed for each cultivar with survival as the response and these five parameters as independent variables. Comparisons of predicted vs. observed survival showed that the equation describing survival of one cultivar generally poorly predicted survival of a second cultivar. This result may suggest that different mechanisms are involved in the response of the different cultivars to the freezing process. F2-derived F4 populations were generated from crosses of these cultivars. At least one of the F4 populations from the Kestrel X Tiber cross was significantly more freezing tolerant than Kestrel, the more hardy parent, suggesting a combination of genes conditioning different response mechanisms had been recovered.

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Title: Water and sediment yield response to multi-year precipitation variations in a central Oklahoma watershed

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Submitted to: American Water Resources Association Conference Proceedings
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Publication Acceptance Date: September 1, 2007
Publication Date: September 20, 2007
Citation: Garbrecht, J.D. Water and sediment yield response to multi-year precipitation variations in a central Oklahoma watershed [abstract]. In: Proceedings of the American Water Resources Association Annual Conference, September 12-15, 2007, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 2007 CD-ROM.

Interpretive Summary: Abstract Only.

Technical Abstract: Persistent, multi-year departures of annual precipitation from long term mean have been observed in various parts of the United States. The Dust Bowl years in the central plains and the recent drought in the West are examples of such persistent departures. Departures in annual precipitation that last 5 or more years are called wet and dry periods. In central Oklahoma, one wet and three dry periods were identified between 1940 and 2005 and their impacts on the water yield from an 800 km2 agricultural watershed were investigated. The difference in mean annual precipitation between wet and dry periods was about 30% of long-term mean. The corresponding difference in mean annual water yield was about 100% of long-term mean. Thus, small or moderate multi-year variations in precipitation can amplify into comparatively large water yield variations which in turn impacts watershed sediment yield. For the watershed under consideration, the difference in mean annual sediment yield between wet and dry periods was about 180% of long-term mean. Similar trends are likely applicable to soil erosion and movement of agrichemicals since many such substances are adsorbed to soil particles and transported with sediment. The non-linearity and sensitivity of the cause-effect relationships linking precipitation, runoff, and sediment yield, and the presence of multi-year precipitation variations suggest that great care should be taken when selecting a representative climatic record for design and assessment of soil and water conservation measures.

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Pick-ups points are made within two separate convoys as follows;

Emirates Stadium with pick ups

Pick up 1 - Departs Emirates Stadium (Queensland Rd) at 08.00
Pick up 2 - Departs London Gateway Services at 08.30

The return journey to Emirates should take approximately 4 hours and 45 minutes.

Kingsferry (Gillingham) with pick ups

Pick up 1 - Departs Kingsferry Travel Centre at 07.00
Pick up 2 - Departs South Mimms Services at 08.30
Pick up 3 - Departs Newport Pagnell Services at 09.15

The return journey to Kingsferry should take approximately 5 hours and 30 minutes.

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When making a booking make sure you have the membership details ready of the supporter/s actually travelling. Non members wishing to travel must provide a full name, address, daytime telephone number and Date of birth in order to travel.

Online travel bookings will close at 3pm on Friday 2nd December 2011

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  • London Gateway is at Junction 2 of the M1 and accessible from both the north and southbound sides of the motorway - park anywhere in the main car park.
  • South Mimms is located off Junction 23 of the M25 - park anywhere in the main car park
  • Newport Pagnell is close to Junction 14 on the M1 - please park your car in the Northbound hotel section of the services.
  • Emirates Stadium parking is via the Queensland Rd security entrance, N7 7AJ.
  • Kingsferry Travel Centre is on Eastcourt Lane, Gillingham, Kent, ME8 6HW - only street parking is available.

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(F) conduct yourself in a manner befitting a representative of the Club and not do anything or procure that anything be done which might bring the name or reputation of the Club into disrepute.

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From the South
Take the M6 as necessary and exit at Junction 25. At the end of the slip road (approx 1 mile) turn left, signposted Wigan A49. Continue past Sainsbury's and cross the roundabout (2nd exit) following signs for Wigan A49. After approximately 1.2 miles you will be approaching the Saddle roundabout, take the first exit signposted Standish A49 into Robin Park Road, driving past the Asda superstore. Continue along that road for 1 mile until reaching the junction at Challenge Way and Stadium Way (Foxfield Rover garage on left) turn right into Stadium Way.

Car / Minibus and Coach Parking
Away supporters are advised to park in Car Park 1 on Stadium Way.Charges can be paid on arrival £5 Cars, £10 minibuses and £20 for coaches. Please refrain from using the nearby Robin Retail Park, Asda and B&Q car parks as these are not official car parks. Supporters who use these car parks are at risk of being clamped and fined.

Wigan North Western is approximately one and a half miles away from the stadium. Please call National Rail on 08457 484950 for journey details to ad from Wigan North Western

Other information
Holloway Road underground on the Piccadilly line is the closest station to Queensland Rd where the coaches depart from.

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John Ruskin

[English Romantic Writer and Painter, 1819-1900]

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Notable SiteArt Institute of Chicago   NEW!

Notable SiteAshmolean Museum at the University of Oxford, UK
The Elements of Drawing, a catalogue of Ruskin's teaching materials from the University of Oxford

Notable SiteBirmingham Museums & Art Gallery, UK
Many works from the museum's prints and drawings collection

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Notable SiteTate Gallery, London, UK

Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, British Columbia
2 works online

Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Maine (Zoomable)
Bellinzona, watercolor and gouache, 1858

Charleston, the country home of the Bloomsbury Group, East Sussex, England

Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio

Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK
18 works by or related to the artist

Denver Art Museum / Berger Collection, Colorado
Study of a Sprig of a Myrtle Tree, ca.1877

Harvard University Art Museums, Massachusetts
Harvard have works in their collections, but unfortunately you have to type in the search yourself

Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, Scotland
Abbeville, pencil drawing

Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana

Manchester City Art Gallery, UK

New Art Gallery, Walsall, England

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Pierpont Morgan Library, New York City
4 works online

Pre-Raphaelite Photographs Exhibition

John Ruskin at the The British Museum, London, UK

The Huntington Library, California

Valtion Taidemuseo (Finnish National Gallery), Helsinki, Finland

Victoria and Albert Museum Catalogue, London, UK

Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, UK
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Notable SiteJohn Ruskin at The Art Renewal Center
6 works online

Notable SiteJohn Ruskin at The Athenaeum
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John Ruskin at CGFA

Ciudad de la Pintura (in Spanish)

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Olga's Gallery

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Archive of past displayed works which are "sold" or "not for sale"

In the Pass of Killiecrankie, 1857

The Victorian Web

Articles and Reference Sites:
Notable SiteEncyclopedia Britannica complete article on John Ruskin
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Notable SiteUnion List of Artist Names (Getty Museum)
Reference sheet with basic information about the artist and pointers to other references.

Notable SiteWikipedia, the "Open Content" Encyclopedia

Antiques & Fine Art Magazine
"John Ruskin: J.M.W. Turner's Most Passionate Defender" (2008)

Dictionary of Art Historians
Biographical entry with emphasis on the subject's contribution to the art historical research

The New York Observer
"Ruskin Is Brought Back at the Morgan Library", article by Hilton Kramer

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Designing Utopia: John Ruskin's Urban Vision for Britain and America

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The collection of Australian prints, drawings and watercolours at the Art Gallery of NSW is one of the most important in the country.

An Australian watercolour – Apsley Falls by Conrad Martens – was the first work acquired by the Gallery. Commissioned by the NSW Academy of Art in 1874, it marked the start of the state’s art collection. From this modest beginning, significant gifts and purchases have led to the Gallery’s current collection of over 10,000 Australian prints, drawings and watercolours.

This extraordinary collection is richly varied and wide-ranging. There are classic works by Louis Buvelot, Julian Ashton, Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton, Hans Heysen, Lloyd Rees, Margaret Preston, Thea Proctor, William Dobell, Russell Drysdale, Arthur Boyd, Fred Williams and John Olsen, to name just some of the best known.

As well as being a central part of the Gallery’s exhibitions and programs, the works can be viewed year-round in the study room by interested members of the public, artists, students and scholars.

Australian prints, drawings and watercolours remain a fundamental component of the Gallery’s collection, with an active policy of acquiring works of historical and contemporary significance.

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