Climate change has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges of our time. Demanding immediate and effective solutions. While reducing greenhouse gas emissions remains paramount. The Potential of Geoengineering to Mitigate the Effects of Climate Change.
There is growing recognition that we may also need innovative approaches. To mitigate the adverse effects of climate change. Geoengineering, the deliberate manipulation of Earth’s climate systems, has garnered attention.
As a potential tool to address this global crisis. This article explores the potential of geoengineering. And its various strategies in mitigating the effects of climate change.
1: Understanding Geoengineering
Geoengineering encompasses a broad range of techniques aimed. At either removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Or reducing the amount of sunlight reaching the Earth’s surface.
These techniques can be classified into two categories: carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and solar radiation management (SRM). CDR techniques involve capturing and storing carbon dioxide. While SRM techniques focus on reflecting a portion of the sun’s energy away from Earth.
2: Carbon Dioxide Removal
CDR techniques aim to directly remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. One approach is afforestation, which involves planting large-scale forests. To absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis. Another method is bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS).
Which involves using biomass for energy generation while capturing and storing the resulting emissions. Direct air capture (DAC) technologies. Which capture carbon dioxide directly from the air, and also show promise.
3: Solar Radiation Management
SRM techniques seek to reduce the amount of sunlight reaching the Earth’s surface, thereby offsetting some of the warming effects of greenhouse gases. One proposed method is a stratospheric aerosol injection, where reflective particles are injected into the stratosphere to scatter sunlight back into space.
Marine cloud brightening involves spraying sea salt particles into low-lying clouds to enhance their reflectivity. These approaches could potentially reduce global temperatures in a relatively short period.
4: Advantages and Challenges:
Geoengineering offers certain advantages in the fight against climate change. It has the potential to provide rapid mitigation results. Offering relief from extreme weather events. And reducing the impacts on vulnerable ecosystems.
It can also buy time for carbon dioxide emissions reductions. However, there are significant challenges and uncertainties associated with geoengineering. The unintended consequences are the potential for geopolitical conflicts.
And ethical concerns related to large-scale manipulation of the planet’s systems must be thoroughly addressed.
5: Ethical Considerations and Governance
Geoengineering raises important ethical considerations. Who gets to decide if and how these techniques are deployed? How can we ensure the equitable distribution of benefits and potential risks?
The development of governance frameworks and international cooperation is crucial to ensure. Decisions about geoengineering are made transparently, and inclusively. And with the best interests of both humanity and the environment in mind.
6: Complementary Approach, Not a Silver Bullet
It is essential to note that while geoengineering shows potential. It should not be viewed as a standalone solution to climate change. And it should be seen as a complementary approach alongside emissions reductions and adaptation measures.
Geoengineering cannot address the root causes of climate change. Namely the excessive release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. It is essential to continue efforts to reduce emissions. And transition to cleaner energy sources.
Geoengineering holds promise as a potential tool to mitigate the effects of climate change. However, it is essential to approach these techniques with caution. Conducting extensive research, evaluating risks, and establishing robust governance frameworks.
As we continue our journey toward a sustainable future. It is imperative to focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, promoting renewable energy, and fostering.


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By Geoffrey Mohan
Bob Lombardi, 70, went ahead and planted two acres of baby bear pumpkins in a corner of his shut-down ranch this year, just to say he had farmed for 50 years. He hoed them every day by hand, too, the way he and his wife, Joann, did in the beginning, when they had youth, hope and water.
All three are gone, and this may be the end of Lombardi Ranch, a Santa Clarita landmark known for its lavish Halloween pumpkin patch.
Around California, drought has taken a toll on small “agritourism” farms that once thrived on the Halloween season crowd. Some have shut down, while others have stopped growing their own pumpkins or trimmed acres from their corn mazes and canceled activities that require water.
Even the hobby growers of behemoth varieties for contests say they’ve had a hard time keeping their half-ton gourds from cracking apart — an Oregon grower won this year’s weigh-in at Half Moon Bay.
The travails haunting some of the state’s small farms this Halloween come even as large-scale growers of the ornamental gourds in the San Joaquin Valley say they’ve had a bumper crop that is in high demand because of rain-damaged harvests in the Midwest, Texas and East Coast.
The divergent fates illustrate a paradox of California’s drought: farmers with recourse to deep wells can reap a tidy profit. Those who don’t might not farm again.
“We could’ve bought pumpkins and made a pumpkin lot,” Lombardi said. “But we didn’t have the water to grow all of the sunflowers and the maze — the things that make the patch. I don’t want to look like the guy down the road who has just a tent and is throwing pumpkins on the ground.”
The immediate source of Lombardi’s fate is a convoluted dispute with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power over releases of water behind the Bouquet Canyon dam, part of the Los Angeles Aqueduct system.
The agency drastically reduced water flow into Bouquet Creek about eight years ago, after a storm clogged the creek bed, causing floods on Bouquet Canyon Road. The agency is locked in a squabble with the U.S. Forest Service, the county Public Works Department and environmental groups over restoring the creek bed.
Without that water, and without rain, Lombardi’s wells are not recharging. One is dry. The other runs at one-seventh its former strength. It would take two years of El Niño rain to recharge the wells, Lombardi said.
Elsewhere, the Corona Pumpkin Farm at CJ’s Ranch in Perris has closed. The property is for sale — the result, owners say, of a 30% cutback in water due to the drought.
Webb Ranch, an organic grower in Portola, canceled its Walk on Water giant bubble attraction to conserve water.
In Merced, Bear Creek Pumpkin Patch at Fox Creek Ranch eliminated its corn maze to save water for its pumpkin crop.
Mark Cooley, a Dixon tomato farmer who also runs a you-pick pumpkin operation, Cool Patch, made hard choices about crop rotation. That forced him to cut his record-setting maze from 63 acres to 44. (Besides, he said, some people got so lost last year they dialed 911.)
Cooley’s decision paid off. He had a bumper crop on the 44 acres he planted with pumpkins, even with a more miserly use of water.
Bryan Van Groningen, a co-owner of Von Groningen & Sons Inc. in Manteca, said the harvest from 1,400 acres of pumpkins has been up by about 15% to 20% from last year. He supplies his Magic Wand carving pumpkins and dozens of other varieties to several in-state food store chains.
This year, though, he has shipped as far as Texas, where rain damaged the state’s own crop. The Phoenix market also was stronger because it normally is supplied from Texas and New Mexico, where yields also suffered from bad weather, he said. (As of Oct. 9, the U.S. Southwest had the highest average retail price for pumpkins: $4.34, about 50 cents higher than the Midwest or Northeast, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.)
“We did run into some heat in early September,” Van Groningen said. “We lost some of our specialty varieties that have a delicate, thinner shell. Aside from that, we had a pretty successful year.”
Nearby, in Riverbank, John Bos of Dutch Hollow Farms opted to sell some of his water allotment back to the irrigation district, skip his silage corn crop and bet hard on just 10 acres of pumpkins for his patch, across a busy road from a Best Buy mini-mall. It paid off.
“For once I gambled correctly,” said Bos, who also grows tulips in spring.
Statewide, growers have gambled on crops that give them the best yield per drop, agriculture experts say. Despite the drought’s estimated $1.5-billion toll on the agriculture economy last year, many of California’s vegetable crops, and a few fruits, have had increased yields, according to UC Davis and the USDA. Pumpkin harvests were up 16% last year.
Meanwhile, farms with few choices have withered: the state lost about 1% to 2% of its dairy industry from 2010 to 2014, according to Lesley Butler, a dairy economist at UC Davis. And while farm revenues for vegetable crops in the San Joaquin and Sacramento regions are expected to rise by $4 million to $8 million this year, they probably will plummet by more than $100 million in Tulare County, according to UC Davis’ Center for Watershed Sciences.
San Joaquin County, where Bos and Van Groningen’s farms are located, is second only to the counties around Peoria, Ill., in terms of pumpkin crop value ($31 million), according to the USDA. The county harvests about 70% of the state’s 5,000 to 6,000 acres annually, according to the department.
Most of the pumpkins in Illinois, however, are varieties bred for canning, not carving. That effectively gives San Joaquin bragging rights as the jack-o-lantern capital of the country.
Brenna Aegerter, a UC Davis plant pathologist who is the county’s cooperative extension farm advisor, said it will be months before harvest data are available, but growers have reported a bumper crop.
“People say, how can you do that if you have a drought?” Aegerter said. “If you have enough water to irrigate only some of your acres, you’re going to do pumpkins rather than a lower-value crop,” Aegerter said. An acre of pumpkins requires about two acre-feet of water, fed by drip irrigation, she said. That’s about half what’s needed for tree nuts or “processing tomatoes” used in paste.
Lombardi once grew melons for the Los Angeles market, until prices collapsed. Pearl onions were next, until foreign competition shut out domestic growers.
He sat down with his wife and found that the farm stand was the only part of the operation making money. They pared back to 70 acres and started hosting field trips, handing out pumpkins to a couple dozen kids. In 1989, they launched the pumpkin festival, slowly adding amenities.
Now, a chain-link fence cordons off the dusty 70-acre spread where Lombardi’s dad taught him to farm.
Lombardi ran his hands through a pile of uprooted pumpkin vines dried by in the sun. The leaves rustled. The only other sound was the whoosh of an occasional passing car.
“Anyway, I’ve been here a long time. We’ve done it,” Lombardi said. “Hopefully, we have enough money that I can retire — or I can go out and get a job at Wal-Mart.”

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"At the most recent collective bargaining session between the NFL and its players union, Patriots owner Robert Kraft, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and the league decision-makers proffered one of the most tantalizing ideas in professional football: What about an 18-game regular season?" They are proposing these changes a couple years out from a potential nightmare standoff between the owners and the NFL Players' Association when the NFL's collective bargaining agreement expires at the conclusion of the 2020-21 season.
In search of new revenue streams, owners have always been believed to be interested in expanding the regular season.
"This isn't the first time 18 games has been discussed".
According to Beaton, the owners have pitched a 16-game limit for players, keeping the superstars at their regular workload rate. "That would mean even if the Kansas City Chiefs played 18 games, quarterback Patrick Mahomes would play in just 16 of them". With the constant threat of injuries and the realities of non-guaranteed contracts, however, an expansion of the regular season could result in players earning less money over the entirety of their career.
The longer season would require a shortening of the preseason schedule, which is typically four games for teams.
Along with an 18-game schedule comes a stipulation that players can only play in sixteen of those games. "That is crucial because players now become eligible for post-career benefits such as pensions and health insurance after three years".
Still, with a two-game absence from every player in the league, the roster sizes would have to increase dramatically.

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+++++++++ Enrique Gonzalez Muller had an unusually sensitive ear for music and from an early age would spend endless hours painstakingly deciphering and learning the arrangements to any song that came his way. Then, at 13, first love: he picked up an electric guitar, and never looked back...In 1995 he leaves the country and moves to the US to hone his obsession into some sort of a career at the Berklee College of Music.
+++++++++ After trying out every possible music major possibility, he settles for a Dual Major in MP&E and Music Synthesis. In 1999 he graduates and sets his course for California where he lands a position as an intern at the historical Plant Studios in Sausalito. His first day there he meets some other childhood heroes, Metallica. Within weeks he was working directly for them, and within weeks of that, The Plant brings him on board as a staff engineer. For the next four years Gonzalez Muller works with artists like The Dave Matthews Band, Kronos Quartet, Joe Satriani, Joan Baez, Too hort, Taj Mahal, The Doobie Bros., Zucchero, Les Claypool, Stuart Copeland, Oxbow and Train to name a few. And alongside professionals of the industry like Brendan O'Brien, Mike Fraser, Eric Cadeux, Joe Chiccarelli, Jerry Harrison, Ant Banks, DJ Quik, et al.
+++++++++ After all of these years of teeth cutting Gonzalez Muller travels back home to produce Caramelos De Cianuro's fourth album, Frisbee, the biggest album Caramelos had ever made, and, wonder of wonders, it tops the charts and catapults them to superstar status. In the next few years Gonzalez Muller produces other Venezuelan hit albums: Fauna Crepuscular's "Camina", Desorden Publico's "DP18", Viniloversus' "Si No Nos Mata" (nominated for a Latin Grammy in 2010) and "Commercial" for Los Amigos Invisibles; which after 4 previous Grammy nominations this collaboration earns them a 2009 Latin Grammy Award for Best RockAlternative Album.
+++++++++Simultaneously Gonzalez Muller travels to Italy and produces the debut effort of singersongwriter L'aura. This time he takes his first swing as an arranger on L'aura's "Okumuki" and the partnership proves successful as unsigned L'aura is picked up by SONY Italy, five singles top the radio charts and the album quickly surpasses gold status. The same year Gonzalez Muller teams up with another old friend, Italian singer Elisa and together with Tina Turner record "Teach Me Again" a song that tops the Italian charts at #1.
+++++++++ Meanwhile in the US, Gonzalez Muller continues to work and nurture diverse music projects: collaborating with Jason Newsted, ex-bass player for Metallica, recording and mixing diverse projects for his label Chophouse Records and current band Voivod, teaming up with the Kronos Quartet to perform on their World Music 2006 Grammy nominated album You've Stolen my Heart, taking a remix commission from legendary industrial rockers Nine Inch Nails as well as going on tour with Pulitzer prize winner Wynton Marsalis and recording American icon Joan Baez.
+++++++++ With a continued interest in challenging music and performance, Gonzalez Muller is well poised to continue, with an eye to posterity, making musical art that's built, and played, to last.brbr
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Venerable dread-multi melta-drop pod
Wolf Lord-terminator armour-storm shield-power weapon -(with the wolf guard squad)
Wolf Battle Leader-2 lightning claws-(with the GH squad)
Dread-multi melta-drop pod
Dread-multi Melta-drop pod
Hrey Hunters-9-PW-PF-2*plasma pistol-Melta Gun-drop pod
(4)-Blood Claws-10-PW-PF-MG-Drop Pod
Wolf Guard-6-all termi armour-2 chainfists-3 lightning vlaws pairs-two storm shields
so basically 40 blood claws, 10 grey hunters-6 termis-3 dreads-all with multi meltas, melta guns, dread ccw, or chainfists, each squad can destroy a land raider, and has lots of close combat capabilities, all drop poding in with the wolf lord teleporting in with his retinue of 6 termis-advice on the list, how to make it better and how to make it good against a khorn army my friend has with 40 zerkers??????
(not sure if terminator armour come with the fist for space wolves??)
Just a couple of notes.
Space Wolves will not teleport. Either a drop pod or Land Raider is needed for your Wolf Lord squad.
Term armor does not come with a powerfist. You must purchase everything from the SW armory.
I would suggest giving your Wolf Lord a Frost Blade instead of the Power Weapon. The +1 S is very nice, esp with his Initiave.
You have a lot of troops in this list, but you don't have much movement after dropping or ranged firepower. If you took a LR you'd have a little more long range firepower plus a rock solid transport.
Those are just a couple quick thoughts. Maybe if I get a chance later I can fill in more for you.
in the space wolves special rules secion it specifies that telportation is permitted if the whole army drop pods into combat, i was considering a land raider reedemer but im afraid of indirect fire by basilisks and manticores since guard players are going to be present in large numbers and the going list is filled with basilisks and manticore things im tailoring my army against that, as well im not sure if ill have cover for the land raider.
furthurmore, its a great army gainst shooty armies IMO but dont know how it will fare gainst other transport heavy and close combat tailored armies???
-thx for the comments
Hey, got around to rechecking the book. SW in term armor are never allowed to teleport. In the Will Not Teleport section, it states "SW models with term armor may not Deep Strike unless the entire army enters play in drop pods" This means the only way SW Terminators can deep strike is if they are in a drop pod (and so is the rest of the army)
I like Land Raiders because they are AV14 all around. Thats really hard to pop. I always run them with extra armor because most hits resolve in a shaken/stunned. I played in a tourney a couple months ago and rushed my LR forward to claim the only objective. Planted it right on it, and it proceded to shrug off IG demolisher and Lascannon fire for 4 turns. My opponent was having a rough time trying to pop it.
im not sure if thats correct, cause termis cant use drop pods-i have another list with a reedemer-somtimes it lasts a whole game sometimes it gets poped first turn and an entire squad goes pop-if theres a lot of cover ill take a raider-but workin on this army now
Space Wolf termies are allowed to use drop pods. Look at the Drop Pods Special Rules entry in the SW dex. Its boring marines that can't put termies in drop pods.
My other thought for your army would be to think about giving your Ven. Dred an Assault Cannon. If you are squaring off against a horde llist, you are not going to have enough shots to pump out to do enough damage before you get hit.
Read the SW FAQ. It says to use the current marine drop pod rules, and the only thing you use from the drop pod entry in the SW book is the list saying who can use a drop pod. You no longer have to pod the entire army at the same time.
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i agree that you should outfit your Ven with a AC, also i am a fan of Long Fangs. mine always do well but they are a point sink. i out fit mine with 2 Lascannons and two Plasma Cannons. i have also found that a wolf priest does amazing things for Blood Claws and Ragnar does awesome with Grey hunters. the wolf priest will let you ignore one missed save (i think, im a counselor right now and dont have my dex). then Ragnar gives the pack hes in Berserk charge for +2 attacks on the charge, and i believe +3 on the counter-charge.
for 2k points my trinity of HQs are Ven dread w/ AC, Wolf Priest w/ PP & Runic armor and charm, and Ragnar.
while i see why you want to field so many meltas, remember that your marines can glance to death a chimera with their fists. not to mention the krak and melta bombs you can give people.
another suggestion are Wolf Scouts armed with a PP, two PW and lots of melta bombs. and a WG thrown in. i had five OBEL a gaurd player one time and tie up 30 gaurdsmen. it was beautiful. and that was after popping two chimeras and a Leman.
IMO i would drop one dread and try to get some Scouts if you really want the vehicle popping power cause IG just line their tanks up and start shooting. half the time they block them selves in.
Yup, forgot to reference the FAQ.
Wolf scouts are very very nice with their OBEL. I recently played a 7000k apoc game against an IG player. He lined up troops all along the back edge of his board specifically so my scouts couldnt come on and put a melta bomb in the back of one of his superheavies. They are that harrasing to people.
As for long fangs, I too am a big fan. I usually kit them out with HB, ML, PC, and LC. I also try to take casulaties in that order. Their split fire ability is great. But then again, you are doing a drop army.

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This responds to your inquiry about whether members of the New York Association of Women Judges (Association) may lend their support to a bill in the New York State Legislature. The bill would require New York State to suspend Medicaid for people entering prison and jail with prior Medicaid enrollment. Such support by the Association would include signing a letter urging the legislature to pass such a bill as well as other lobbying efforts in support of its enactment.
Members of a judges’ association may support the enactment of a bill in the legislature where the proposed legislation concerns the law, the legal system, or the administration of justice. Opinion 06-34.
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There is no doubt that winter in the Adelaide Hills can be cold and wet – well at least cold and wet by Australian standards! Most hills residents tend to take on hibernation traits, keeping indoors where possible, huddling by a roaring fire or wrapped up in bed early to try and keep warm. It would be fair to say that I am definitely a winter hermit, feeling every ounce of cold to the centre of my bones!
As I sit here on the sofa, sip on my hot chocolate and throw another log on the fire, I gaze out through the window and watch the apple pruners at work in the orchard. There is little conversation happening, with the workers deep in concentration, thinking about where to make the next cut and deep in their own thoughts. The steam that gusts from their mouths with each breath is a giveaway to the iciness of the air. I can just about feel the pain in their fingers with the cold air cutting through their gloves.
Despite this, their movements are fluid and the trees that they are working on gradually transform from a craggy, messy form into a neat and beautiful shape. Every tree is different and unique, but there is a lovely orderliness to a well pruned orchard. And despite the grey skies and dull light, there is something beautiful about the shapes formed by the bare wood. Devoid of leaves, the trees form their own sculptures.
Thick, lush green grass carpets the orchard floor and provides a rich contrast to the grey wood. Clear flowing water gurgles along the creeks and native ducks abound the dams that are now replenished after good winter rains. For this, I am grateful for the long, dreary days of rain.
Even from my view through the window, I can also see the buds on the branches beginning to swell, showing that spring is not too far away. It is these buds that will form the life of the orchard in the coming months, turning into flowers and leaves. It is these buds that carry the full potential of each tree to produce fruit. It is because of these buds that I am grateful for the long cold spell, as these chill hours are crucial for fruit development in the coming season.
It is also why the pruners are concentrating so hard, striving to get the balance of bud numbers to tree structure right, which will make the difference of a successful season. It is also why the pruners toil for long hours through the dark, cold days of winter, through rain and hail. Every tree gets their individual attention, often more than once.
With spring just around the corner and the promise of warmer weather, I am content to keep warm inside and be thankful for all that winter does bring.
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[pullquote_right] “It’s a pretty good job to build the stadium where you grew up.” Gary Filizetti, president of Devcon Construction Inc.[/pullquote_right]Workers swarmed the site near Great America Park even before the groundbreaking, laying 30 miles of conduit and pipe below ground for utilities. Four days after the groundbreaking, they were back en masse, working around the clock—a necessity because the nearly $1.2 billion stadium needs to be ready by Aug. 31, 2014, for the opening of the National Football League season. That means shaving roughly a year off the typical time it takes to design and build a stadium this big. They’ve achieved the ambitious schedule by compressing the time allotted to design and by overlapping the design, procurement and construction phases to a far greater degree than is standard.
“In order to meet the schedule, we’re building four quadrants at the same time,” said Gary Filizetti, president of Devcon Construction Inc., which along with Turner Construction Co. is erecting the 68,500-seat structure—80,000 seats when temporary seating is marshaled for larger events such as the NFL Super Bowl. The two contractors have joined before to build the 530,000-square-foot downtown San Jose City Hall completed in late 2005.
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NAIROBI, Kenya July 16 – Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe says the surge in COVID-19 infections which rose to 11,673 on Thursday should not surprise Kenyans because it was expected.
Kagwe said the government had projected for an increase in positive cases in the country once the travel restrictions were listed on July 6.
“It should not shock Kenyans because we expected these numbers,” Kagwe said Thursday when he announced 421 new cases detected from 3,895 samples since Wednesday.
He made the announcement during a tour of Nakuru County where he went to assess the county government’s level of preparedness to tackle the pandemic.
Kagwe said 570 more patients were cleared after recovering from coronavirus, and praised healthcare workers for their dedication.
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He said 31,780 volunteers had been listed as part of measures to ensure 100 per cent Universal Health Coverage.
Kagwe said that the healthcare volunteers are undergoing training before deployment to various counties to manage home-based patients of COVID-19.
“This will ensure full coverage of community health services in the country which will support the home-based isolation and care for the COVID-19 patients and achievement of the Universal Health Care. The Ministry has developed the community health policy which will lead to better leadership and governance of community health services both at the National and County level,” Kagwe said.
The number of patients who have recovered from coronavirus rose to 3,638 Thursday after 570 more patients were cleared.
Kagwe said 512 were receiving home-based care while 58 were admitted to various hospitals.
The CS was speaking after touring health facilities in Nakuru County where he launched the government’s Primary Health Care Strategic Plan for the financial year 2021-2024.
“Recruitment and training issues have been addressed in the policy. Even in the midst of our response coronavirus pandemic, the government continues to focus on providing continuous, equitable accessible and quality essential healthcare services which can only be attained through a robust primary healthcare system,” said Kagwe.
Kagwe has been visiting various counties distributing the medical kits to public hospitals and assessing their level of preparedness to handle the surging coronavirus cases in the country.

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Parasite co exist on/in the human/animal body. Parasistes are things like intestial worms etc
Bacteria are are found every where, in food in and on our body. Some are good and some bad, good bacteria is found in yoghurt.
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Bacteria are single celled organisms that can cause infections.
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viruses consist of single strand of DNA or RNA that live off of a living host.
Bacteria are single cell microscopic organisms & are everywhere
Parasites are a organisms that feed off others for their own benefit. Viruses are a microscopic particles that can infect the cells of a biological organism.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District will suspend water releases from Lake Okeechobee to the Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie Estuaries effective Monday morning.
The Corps had halted Lake Okeechobee flows to the St. Lucie Estuary on June 30. However, the Corps will pause discharges to the Caloosahatchee at 7 a.m. on Monday to allow water managers to conduct a full assessment of system conditions. While no water will be released from Lake Okeechobee, the Corps will continue to allow runoff from rain that accumulates in the Caloosahatchee or St. Lucie basins to pass through downstream structures.
“As we look at operations in the system, we believe we can pause discharges for a short time to get additional input from staff on available options for moving water,” said Col. Jason Kirk, Jacksonville District Commander. “We have implemented higher stages in the canal along the Tamiami Trail and we have implemented deviations to generate flexibility in operations at the southern end of the system to move additional water south. We want to ensure we are using all available flexibility before we resume discharges east and west.”
Today, the lake stage is 14.42 feet. The lake has risen 0.18 feet over the past week due to frequent rain in the areas over the past two weeks.
“We acknowledge the continued interest in water releases from elected officials and the public which stem from limitations of the current water management system,” said Kirk. “We will continue to work with state officials and the South Florida Water Management District to implement all possible measures to create additional options. However, we will likely have to resume releases later in the week to reduce the flood risk that a rising lake presents to people living and working around it.”
For more information on water level and flows data for Lake Okeechobee, visit the Corps’ water management website at http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Missions/CivilWorks/WaterManagement.aspx.
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Police urge adults to be vigilant as school holidays begin
23 November, 2018, 6:20 pm
DEPUTY Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has asked parents and guardians to be more vigilant and monitor their children closely as the school holidays have begun.
Mr Tudravu said parents and guardians were to talk to their children because when they end up on the other side of the law, “we will take necessary actions which could jeopardise their future in terms of their academic studies”.
He said they could not stop people from moving around but parents needed to be more responsible in knowing where their children were.
Mr Tudravu said there were plans in place to increase mobility and foot patrol in and around the city areas.
He said they were taking necessary measures to curb issues arising in the city areas as few street violence cases had been reported.
Mr Tudravu said they were making every effort and would continue to beef up their operations in the city area.


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Brief communication: On direct impact probability of landslides on vehicles
Abstract. When calculating the risk of railway or road users of being killed by a natural hazard, one has to calculate a temporal spatial probability, i.e. the probability of a vehicle being in the path of the falling mass when the mass falls, or the expected number of affected vehicles in case such of an event. To calculate this, different methods are used in the literature, and, most of the time, they consider only the dimensions of the falling mass or the dimensions of the vehicles. Some authors do however consider both dimensions at the same time, and the use of their approach is recommended. Finally, a method considering an impact on the front of the vehicle is discussed.

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Waste management is still a challenge for many European regions. However, there are possibilities for utilizing organic residues in a suitable way. Knowledge gained in the EU project “UrbanBiogas” will be presented today by the Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology (IWES) during the “European Biomethane Workshop” in Brussels. The results of UrbanBiogas show how municipalities can transform their urban organic residues into the sustainable energy “biomethane”.
Mr. Hoffstede, group manager responsible for Biogas Plant Technology at IWES, stated „Biogas production from waste materials is a trendsetting technology that helps to solve waste problems in urban areas and is a great tool to help reach the EU 2020 targets”.
The UrbanBiogas project is supported by the Intelligent Energy for Europe Programme of the European Commission. The objective of the project is to promote the use of organic urban waste for biogas production, to develop individual and feasible Waste to Biomethane (WtB) plant concepts for the 5 European cities participating in the project: Abrantes (Portugal), Gydnia (Poland), Graz (Austria), Zagreb (Croatia) und Valmiera (Latvia).
„The biogas production and upgrading technology is available and operates reliably”, says the IWES expert for biogas upgrading and grid injection, Michael Beil.
Reliable Biogas Upgrading Technology
The employees of the responsible companies for energy and waste management in each of the five participating cities were trained by Fraunhofer IWES experts within the UrbanBiogas project. The training comprises not only technical biogas production and upgrading concepts but also project financing as well as a basic understanding of the whole biomethane value chain. “Together with the working groups of our project partners we could develop WtB concepts which will profit from the organic waste potential by being economically feasible”, concluded Mr. Beil at the end of the triannual project.
Partner cities in Portugal, Poland, Austria, Croatia and Latvia
All five partner cities will put the developed concepts into practice in the near future, which will be a valuable contribution to climate protection and to achieving the European targets for renewable energies. The Latvian city Valmiera for example will start to implement a biogas plant this year for € 1.5 million. The target is to use both the annual 7,000 tons of organic waste and 3,000 tons of green waste energetically for biogas production instead of composting it. The estimated produced energy of 3,000 MWh will meet the electricity demand of 800 private households.
European Biomethane Workshop informs about the project findings
Fraunhofer IWES experts share the findings of UrbanBiogas and discuss the project together with other European experts during today´s „European Biomethane Workshop“. Focus is also put on the development of the European biomethane market, its value chain and the efficient use of biomethane in the European Union. “German biogas plant manufacturers are searching for new markets to promote their technologies in Europe since the German biomethane market is currently declining.”, so M. Beil Fraunhofer IWES. Besides the outcome of the project UrbanBiogas, the results of two more projects „GreenGrasGrids“ and „Biomaster“ are discussed within the workshop.
Project page „UrbanBiogas“ http://www.urbanbiogas.eu/
Event page: http://european-biogas.eu/events/biomethane-workshop/
Contact person Fraunhofer IWES:
Dipl.-Ing. Uwe Hoffstede
Group manager Biogas plat technology
+49 561 7294-438
Dipl.-Ing. Michael Beil
Group manager Gas upgrading, injection and grids
+49 561 7294-421
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Today, plants and microorganisms are heavily used for the production of medicinal products. The production of biopharmaceuticals in plants, also referred to as “Molecular Pharming”, represents a continuously growing field of plant biotechnology. Preferred host organisms include yeast and crop plants, such as maize and potato – plants with high demands. With the help of a special algal strain, the research team of Prof. Ralph Bock at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology in Potsdam strives to develop a more efficient and resource-saving system for the production of medicines and vaccines. They tested its practicality by synthesizing a component of a potential AIDS vaccine.
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Physicists from Saarland University and the ESPCI in Paris have shown how liquids on solid surfaces can be made to slide over the surface a bit like a bobsleigh on ice. The key is to apply a coating at the boundary between the liquid and the surface that induces the liquid to slip. This results in an increase in the average flow velocity of the liquid and its throughput. This was demonstrated by studying the behaviour of droplets on surfaces with different coatings as they evolved into the equilibrium state. The results could prove useful in optimizing industrial processes, such as the extrusion of plastics.
The study has been published in the respected academic journal PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America).
Exceeding critical temperature limits in the Southern Ocean may cause the collapse of ice sheets and a sharp rise in sea levels
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Hotel specials for medical professionals and first responders amid COVID-19
Discover the Palm Beaches is making it easier for those on the front line to find the resources available for them, including some hotels which are offering free rooms to medical professionals, like the Hampton Inn WPB/FL Turnpike.
“That’s why we are in the hospitality business, our whole reason to exist is to take care of people,” CEO of Discover the Palm Beaches, Jorge Pesquera said.
Discover the Palm Beaches understands those who are working closely with COVID-19 patients have concerns about bringing the virus home to their families.
Which is why they have put together a web page where health care professionals and first responders can see what hotels are available with discounted rates.
“Our role has been one of information gathering and aggregation of data,” Pesquera said.
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Dozens of other hotels are also offering their rooms for deeply discounted prices.
“I think the big message is how we are stepping up to the plate, working together,” Pesquera said.
Pesquera tells us the tourism industry has been the most impacted by the coronavirus, but that is not going to stop them from providing for those who need it most.

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Mean annual recharge in the Sand Hills of Nebraska (USA) over the 2000–2009 period was estimated at a 1-km spatial resolution as the difference of mean annual precipitation (P) and evapotranspiration (ET). Monthly P values came from the PRISM dataset, while monthly ET values were derived from linear transformations of the MODIS daytime land-surface temperature values into pixel ET rates with the help of ancillary atmospheric data (air temperature, humidity, and global radiation). The study area receives about 73 mm of recharge (with an error bound of ±73 mm) annually, which is about 14 ± 14% of the regional mean annual P value of 533 mm. The largest recharge rates (about 200 ± 85 mm or 30 ± 12% of P) occur in the south-eastern part of the Sand Hills due to smoother terrain and more abundant precipitation (around 700 mm), while recharge is the smallest (about 40 ± 59 mm or 10 ± 14% of P) in the western part, where annual precipitation is only about 420 mm. Typically, lakes, wetlands, wet inter-dunal valleys, rivers, irrigated crops (except in the south-eastern region) and certain parts of afforested areas in the south-central portion of the study area act as discharge areas for groundwater
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Some conservative activists and leading pundits — including Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan — have declared Mr. Bush's campaign moribund, saying he hasn't been able to state a reason for his run.
Jeb Bush looks to revive campaign as poll numbers decline →

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- China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) has hit technology giants Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) and Tencent (OTCPK:TCEHY) with fines for failing to comply with transaction disclosure rules that are part of anti-monopoly laws, according to Reuters report.
- Numerous other companies were also named as having violated the rules in the same announcement.
- The SAMR released a list of 28 unreported deals that violated the rules. Five involved units of Alibaba, including a 2021 purchase of equity in one of its subsidiaries, the Youku Tudou streaming platform.
- Tencent was involved in 12 of the transactions on the SAMR list.
- China’s tech sector has been one of the main targets of a crackdown on monopolistic practices that started in late 2020.
- Under the anti-monopoly law, the maximum potential fine in each case is 500,000 renminbi (US$74,688).
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Car bomb kills four in Syria's Afrin, medical source says
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At least four people were killed when a car bomb exploded in the Syrian city of Afrin on Monday, a medical source said, Trend reports citing Reuters .
The blast wounded another six people, the source said.
Turkey has blamed previous bomb attacks in Afrin on the Syrian YPG group, which held the Afrin area until Turkish forces seized the region in a cross-border military operation in 2019. read more
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Yet another tropical cyclone was headed for Mozambique in February 2021, less than a month after Tropical Cyclone Eloise brought widespread damage and severe flooding to southeastern Africa.
The latest storm, Tropical Cyclone Guambe, is visible in this image acquired in the early afternoon on February 19, 2021, by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Aqua satellite. Around the time of this image, the storm had maximum sustained winds of about 85 knots (100 miles/155 kilometers per hour)—equivalent to a category 2 storm on the Saffir-Simpson wind scale.
Guambe is the fourth tropical cyclone of the 2020–2021 South Indian Ocean season, which runs from November through April. Some parts of Mozambique are still recovering from the destruction caused by Tropical Cyclone Idai in March 2019.
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Advances in meningococcal vaccinesAuthor(s): Mariagrazia Pizza, Lisa DeTora and James Wassil
During the 20th century, meningococcal vaccine manufacturers took advantage of conjugate technology to provide products that could protect infants, the most vulnerable population, against invasive disease caused by serogroup C. These conjugate vaccines induce anamnestic responses and induce herd protection. Today, quadrivalent conjugate vaccines against serogroups A, C, W‑135 and Y are available to protect all age groups. Several combination formulations are available in developed countries and a novel, low-cost serogroup A conjugate has been implemented in three counties in the African meningitis belt. 20th century approaches to serogroup B included two outer membrane vesicle vaccines against specific outbreak strains. The 21st century saw the development of several additional promising vaccine candidates based on subcapsular surface proteins. These include a licensed outer membrane vesicle product against the New Zealand outbreak.

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The Coronavirus is leaving because its job is nearing an end. It was ushered in by humanity for the purpose of clearing out old, stuck energies and systems. On an inner level, within the body, and an outer level within economic and social systems.
This wasn’t understood on a human level, but on a soul level, people knew that it was a game-changer.
People were needing something to get them out of their complacency. They were pushed to go home, to spend time alone, to reconsider their real priorities in their life. Some discovered that they really didn’t like their job they blindly went to every day. And that maybe it was time to consider other options.
Some discovered that they really didn’t like their spouse. That they were avoiding the inevitable.
Many were allowed to work from home and that was something that has revolutionized business forever. Now working at a job could mean you could be home, or mobile without having to go into an office every day.
Most people who did get the virus had mild symptoms, just enough to clear out stuck energies. Others had severe ones and even death. But those people wanted to leave the planet, and this was an opportunity for them to do so.
Many are not ready or able to handle the new and very intense energies right now on the planet. The frequencies are rising and not everyone wants to be here at this time. So those who passed knew on a soul level it was their time.
The virus has become politicized, and people have become polarized because of it. But it has nothing to do with politics. The virus does not discriminate. Its job is to clear out stuck energies, and its job is nearly done.
You could say that the coronavirus is humanity’s dragon, that they invited in to route out any old energies that are no longer serving them. It’s no coincidence that the word host is used to describe the cells of the body that the virus moves through. A host invites the guests in.
But because of fear, which has been fed by the news, people were in defense mode and were mainly concerned about surviving. Survival fears kicked in big time.
But after a point, even the masses were tired of that and were ready to relax and get back to their lives.
And it’s no different for those of us who chose the accelerated path to embodied enlightenment. We have had to face some of our biggest fears too, and many had to do with survival issues.
If we trust our soul and quit that soul-sucking job, then how will we make ends meet? If we give our body’s health and well-being over to our I Am, what will happen to it? That fear of losing control has been a big issue for many of us.
So the Coronavirus has brought up fear big time. Fear is an emotion generated by the mind because the mind wants to protect us. But in light of the new consciousness, that no longer works. Not that it ever did.
But the fear isn’t real. It has been the basis of life on planet earth for eons of time, and now it’s being brought to light by our consciousness, to be transformed. Along with other emotions such as sadness, grief, guilt, and shame.
All of these are false emotions. They are the mind’s reactions to life-based on the past, and we are in the process of letting them go along with all the stories attached to them.
Our job as the human is to just feel them when they come up, let them wash through us, don’t try to attach them to a past or future event, just allow them to be, and then they transform on their own.
So the Coronavirus has served in a beautiful way for humans. Things are very different. And they can’t go back to the old way. True change is always created from crisis and chaos.
Fortunately, where we are, those of us on the forefront of the new consciousness, and if you relate to this material you are one, we no longer need crisis and chaos to initiate change.
If our body is still integrating our consciousness, it will feel like crisis and chaos at times, but it’s just transformation. And if our personal life feels chaotic, it’s also just transformation. It’s to trust that it’s all appropriate, whatever is happening, just allow it. Don’t try to fix it, or analyze it because that just cements it into place even more.
Be in the moment, enjoy life as best as you can, and allow your soul to do what it knows how to do best for you.
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text: Although the mechanisms that determine TCR-αβ V gene repertoire are well studied, the genetic influences involved in TCR-γδ repertoire development are unclear. Unlike the TCR-γδ populations that localize in epithelial tissues, the circulating peripheral TCR-γδ V region repertoire is quite diverse. Previous studies have shown that three TCR-γ chains and at least six TCR-Vδ genes are expressed by splenic TCR-γδ cells. However, the relative frequency of individual γδ subsets among genetically diverse mice has not been determined. Therefore, the repertoire of TCR-γδ cells was examined using anti-TCR V region specific mAb against Vγ2 and Vδ4 on TCR- γδ+ cells from total splenocytes. We found that there was a strain- specific variation in TCR-γδ usage. The frequency of Vγ2 expression in different strains varied from 54 to 12%, and the frequency of Vδ4 expression in different strains varied from 38 to 10%. However, the level of Vδ4 and Vγ2 expression for an individual strain was highly consistent from experiment to experiment. F1 analysis between parental strains that differed in relative frequency of either Vγ2+ or Vδ4+ cells revealed that high expression was genetically dominant, suggesting that positive selection events play a major role in the peripheral γδ repertoire. Variations in the levels of Vγ2+ cells and Vδ4+ cells was not associated with Mls or MHC haplotype. Analysis of recombinant inbred strains revealed that high Vδ4 expression mapped to the TCR-γ locus, while high Vγ2 expression was influenced by the TCR-δ locus. Backcross analysis confirmed that the TCR loci dominantly influenced the level of Vδ4+ cells and Vγ2+ cells; however, there was clear evidence that multiple genes affect the TCR-γδ repertoire.


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Emotional Intelligence: Science and Myth
Emotional intelligence (EI) is one of the most widely discussed topics in current psychology. Although first mentioned in the professional literature nearly two decades ago, in the past five years it has received extensive media attention. The term "emotional intelligence" refers to the ability to identify, express, and understand emotions; to assimilate emotions into thought; and to regulate both positive and negative emotions in oneself and others. Yet despite the flourishing research programs and broad popular interest, scientific evidence for a clearly identified construct of EI is sparse. It remains to be seen whether there is anything to EI that researchers in the fields of personality, intelligence, and applied psychology do not already know.
This book offers a comprehensive critical review of EI. It examines current thinking on the nature, components, determinants, and consequences of EI, and evaluates the state of the art in EI theory, research, assessment, and applications. It highlights the extent to which empirical evidence supports EI as a valid construct and debunks some of the more extravagant claims that appear in the popular media. Finally, it examines the potential use of EI to guide practical interventions in various clinical, occupational, and educational settings.
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The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron (WRS) 'Hurricane Hunters' from Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recently hosted a hurricane awareness tour to help people prepare for the upcoming hurricane season. The public toured one of 10 WC-130J Super Hercules aircraft flown by the 53rd WRS. Once the data is collected, it is given to the NOAA's National Hurricane Center (NHC) in real-time via satellite from the plane. The information then generates storm forecasts for timely weather advisories and warnings to the public. People who want to stay prepared before a storm hits should watch their local media outlets for weather advisories. Visit the NHC's website to see live data collected by the Hurricane Hunters.
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The Milk Beauty of Tollywood Tammanah Bhatia had got three back-to-back hits and she thrilled with the response to all her projects. She also said that the films she had in her list will surprise everybody. Now everyone wants to know about the list of films Tammanah got with her.
Tammanah told the media that “Unfortunately, I can’t talk about my upcoming projects yet but I’m sure when announced they will pleasantly surprise everybody. A lot of people, including my fans, will be really happy to know I’m going to be part of these films,” she already has the line consecutive hits in her bag now with ‘Dharmadurai’ and ‘Devi’ in which she stunned everybody with her performance. Her another release this year ‘Thozha’ was a successful movie too.
When she was asked about how she savored the success, she said “I’ve been part of the biggest hits and flops. Over the years, I have realized that it takes a great team for a film to succeed. Although this success does add pressure, it will only push me to choose better content,” she also said that it was a conscious decision to do a film like “Dharmadurai” where she is not required to look in a glamorous role.
It was a very conscious decision and it worked. We did ‘Dharmadurai’ on a very small budget and it was different but I wasn’t sure if it will be accepted or not. Thankfully, it was very well received and my performance even earned me an award recently,” she said and she said about her personality enables her to do easily move into both the Glamourous roles as well as the author-backed roles. She said that “I’m fortunate enough to pull off glamorous as well as strong, character-driven roles. This is exactly why audiences accepted me in ‘Dharmadurai’ as well as ‘Devi’,” and she said that the success is overwhelming.
She also stated that “No matter what kind of film one makes, it boils down to whether it’s good or not. Unlike regular commercial films, most of these women-centric films are made on a smaller budget and when they succeed, the profits are bigger.” And now she is currently shooting for the Simbu Tamil film “AnbanavanAsaradhavanAdangadhvan”


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We rescue abandoned and neglected animals, give them necessary medical care, find them permanent loving homes and provide sanctuary to those not adoptable.
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President Ilham Aliyev appoints new head of Azerbaijan's representative office at EU
(MENAFN- AzerNews) President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has signed a decree on the appointment of Vagif Sadigov as the head of Azerbaijan's Representative Office at the European Union.
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The Gibson is a five-story, mixed-use building in the heart of the Old Boise Historic District. The 94,000 square foot building includes 2,700 square feet of retail space and 81 apartments ranging from studios to one- or two-bedroom units to townhomes. The facility includes a variety of amenities including a common living room area, a protected outdoor patio with a kitchen and firepit, a bocce ball court, a pet-friendly grooming area and dog run, a bike storage area with space for repair and cleaning, and great views of the city and surrounding foothills. The Gibson is built over a post-tension concrete podium deck. There is one level of parking below the structure that includes 66 parking spaces. Design for the building factored in the local context, reorienting to create a small public park and allowing visibility for the historic Davies Reid Building, designed by John C. Paulsen in 1892. The structure was divided into four sections to fit in with the density of the surrounding area where most buildings have a footprint of less than 10% of the block. These elements help the building integrate seamlessly with its surrounding neighborhood.


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As part of the spring 2022 curriculum, the University of Southern Mississippi (USM) Sport Management program partnered with the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security (NCS4) in a real-world marketing project. The project included the graduate Sport Marketing and Public Relations class working with NCS4 staff to develop specific marketing plans for various areas.
Dr. Stacey Hall, Executive Director and Professor of Sport Management, and Daniel Ward, Director of Training and Exercise, provided an in-class training session on NCS4, its background, and their organizational needs. Specific marketing plans were developed for NCS4 Membership Recruitment, CSSP Recruitment and Awareness, Product Reviews/Operational Exercises, and E-Learning Courses (Crowd Safety Fundamentals, Certified Sport Security Professional, and Senior Leadership).
The students worked in small groups throughout the semester to develop a proposed marketing plan in their specific organization category. Components included initial analysis of the area, SWOT analysis, marketing strategy, targeted populations, and social media. All student group information was presented to NCS4 staff for possible consideration for implementation in the future.
“We are very fortunate to work with the College of Business and Economic Development and the Sport Management program on real-world projects,” said Hall. “The outcomes of these projects help us with our strategic marketing efforts and building the NCS4 brand.”
Noted Dr. Chris Croft, Assistant Professor of Sport Management: “We are extremely thankful to Dr. Hall and staff for inviting us to collaborate with NCS4 to develop marketing plans for their targeted areas. It was an extremely beneficial experiential learning opportunity for our students to engage with their organization, become more familiar with the sport security industry, and incorporate marketing techniques in a real-world project.”
Housed at USM, NCS4 was established in 2006 and after the 9/11 aftermath and is the world’s leading academic research institution focused on addressing sports venue and event risks and threats. NCS4 is partially underwritten by grants from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and its mission centers around three key pillars: training, research, and outreach. It is the only sport security center in the nation. For more information, visit their website at https://ncs4.usm.edu/.
The University of Southern Mississippi and NCS4 currently offer graduate-level sport security classes that are connected to both the Master’s in Sport Management and Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs to offer an emphasis on sport security management. Additionally, a Graduate Certificate in Sport Security Management is offered. For more information, visit Academic Programs at https://ncs4.usm.edu/training/.
About The University of Southern Mississippi
The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) is a comprehensive public research institution delivering transformative programs on campuses in Hattiesburg and Long Beach, at teaching and research sites across the Mississippi Gulf Coast, as well as online. Founded in 1910, USM is one of only 137 universities in the nation to earn the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education’s "R1: Doctoral Universities – Very high research activity” designation, and its robust research enterprise includes experts in ocean science and engineering, polymer science and engineering, and large event venue safety and security, among others. USM is also one of only 39 institutions in the nation accredited in theatre, art and design, dance and music. As an economic driver, USM generates an annual economic impact of more than $663 million across the state. USM welcomes a diverse student body of more than 14,000, representing 71 countries, all 50 states, and every county in Mississippi. USM students have collected four Truman Scholarships and 37 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships, while also leading Mississippi with 27 Goldwater Scholarships, an honor that recognizes the next generation of great research scientists. Home to the Golden Eagles, USM competes in 17 Division I sports sponsored by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). For more information, visit usm.edu.


It's been my goal this year to post a blog and a video once a week. It's been going ok, but some weeks I get caught a bit short, like this week. But... working on a song for this week's video, I read about Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. The guy is 86 and one of the most successful musicians of our time. He has sold 72 million records (14 albums went platinum). At one point he had an instrumental and a vocal #1 hit at the same time and outsold the Beatles. And, like the Beatles, what's not to like? Great songs, great band, great shows (alas, I never saw one). So I'm learning a Herb Alpert tune on ukulele. Olé!


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How to Help
Ways to Help Alaqua Animal Refuge
We are often asked, “How can I help?” and we can’t tell you how much we value your willingness to help us continue the success of Alaqua.
Because our facility operates under the generous donations of wonderful people like you, the best way you can help is to continue to contribute to our cause, knowing that your financial contribution is making a difference in the lives of so many animals. Your influence makes it possible for animals to have a roof over their heads, food in their bellies, proper medical attention and care when needed, and dedicated people surrounding them to rehabilitate them and reassure their placement in a safe, secure, loving forever home. Even the smallest donations can make a difference.
However, if you are unable to give financially, there are plenty of other ways to help our facility continue its mission. Here are a few ways you can help:
- Volunteer Your Time – Come out and spend some time with our animals. They love going for walks and just being with good people. Some of these buddies have had a hard life, and just being there to reassure them that good people do exist can sometimes make all the difference in the world.
- Donate Supplies – With so many animals making their way through our facility, we are in constant need of supplies to keep our day-to-day operations going smoothly. These items include bedding, puppy pads, canned dog food, dog toys, trash bags and more. Check out our ‘Wish List’ for more ideas of what you can donate.
- Hold a Fundraising Event – We are fortunate to live in an area that is so incredibly supportive of our shelter, and many groups jump onboard to host fundraising events. If you are interested in holding a fundraiser through your group to benefit our shelter, please call us. We would love to talk to you!
The list of ways you can help goes on and on; we hope you will find a way to support our cause. And, again, we appreciate you asking ‘How Can I Help?” You’re already making a difference in the lives of animals who are depending on people just like you.


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when we do well, its the Defense's level of play that made it happen.
basicly he cant win,
its ok, haters gunna hate.
Hey, like I said in the last GDT, Mason is still young. He's not a top 10 goalie in the league yet, but has the talent to be. He needs some semblance of team D in front of him, just like any good goalie does. Lundqvist has it. Quick, Rinne, Rask, Smith, Crawford all do too.
If the organization is patient with him and remembers how he is playing in a game like this, and then puts the right pieces in front of him, he'll be up there soon.

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