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Publications co-authored by former interns. Senior theses and titles of presentations at scientific meetings are included. *= non REU-site supported interns who participated in the NSF REU site program. Names of REU students are in bold.
Billups, K., C. Hudson, *H. Kunz, and I. Rew. 2016. Exploring Globorotalia truncatulinoides coiling ratios as a proxy for subtropical gyre dynamics in the northwestern Atlantic Ocean during late Pleistocene Ice Ages. Paleoceanography http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/2016PA002927
Tillotson, N., A. Wickline, and J.H. Cohen. 2016. Zooplankton Community in Delaware Bay During Summer: Spatial Distribution and Environmental Correlates. Ocean Science Meeting, New Orleans, LA
Oldham, V. O., A. Mucci, G. W. Luther, K. Burk, L. Jensen and *M. Miller. 2016. The natue of soluble Mn(III) in oxygenated surface waters and in future oceanic O2 regimes. Ocean Science Meeting, New Orleans, LA
Friedrichs, A., C. DuVal, and A. Trembanis. 2015. Observations of Ripple Variability along the Assateague Island Inner Continental Shelf. Paper No. 39-10, GSA.
Landis, E., Sommerfield, C.K. and Tucker, K.J., 2015. Spatial variation in carbon accumulation in Great Marsh, Delaware. Poster, ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Grenada, Spain.
Oldham, V. O., *S. M. Owings, M. Jones, B. M. Tebo and G. W. Luther, III. 2015. Evidence for the presence of strong Mn(III)-binding ligands in the water column of the Chesapeake Bay. Marine Chemistry 171, 58-66. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.marchem.2015.02.008
Oldham, V. E., L. Jensen, *M. Miller, K. Burk and G. W. Luther. 2015. The presence and nature of Mn(III)-L complexes in the oxygenated surface waters of a coastal waterway. Chemical Oceanography Research Conference, Holderness School, NH.
*Schieler, B.M., E.A. Hale, and T.E. Targett. 2014. Daily variation in ingress of fall-spawned larval fishes into Delaware Bay in relation to alongshore and along-estuary wind components. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science 151: 141-147
Luther, G. W., V. Oldham, A. Madison, B. Tebo, M. Jones, L. Jensen, *S. Owings, A. Mucci and B. Sundby. 2014. Soluble Manganese(III) in the Marine Environment. American Geophysical Union Fall meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Oldham, V., L. Jensen and G. W. Luther. Dissolved Mn Speciation and Ligand Characteristics in a Coastal Waterway, presented at the American Geophysical Union Fall meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Luther, G. W., A. S. Madison, A. Mucci, B. Sundby, B. M. Tebo, *S. M. Owings, V. O. Oldham and M. Jones. 2014. Role of soluble Mn(III) in stabilizing suboxic zones in the natural environment. American Chemical Society Spring Meeting, Dallas, TX. (Invited)
MacDonald, D. J., A. J. Findlay, S. M. McAllister, J. M. Barnett, P. Hredzak-Showalter, S. T. Krepski, S. G. Cone, J. Scott, S. K. Bennett, C. S. Chan, D. Emerson and G.W. Luther III. 2014. Using in situ voltammetry as a tool to search for iron oxidizing bacteria: from fresh water wetlands to hydrothermal vent sites. Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts 16, 2117-2126. http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/c4em00073k.
MacDonald, D. J., M. P. McGinley, G. Browning, M. Oliver and G. W. Luther. 2014. Assessing hydrogen sulfide stress at photosystem center II in marine algae using in situ biological, chemical and physical sensors. Ocean Sciences Meeting, Honolulu, HI.
Browning, G. A.; MacDonald, D. J.; Luther, G. W. 2014. The effects of hydrogen sulfide as a chemical stressor on algal species native to the Delaware inland bays and the Chesapeake Bay. Ocean Sciences Meeting, Honolulu, HI.
Oldham, V. E.; *S. M. Owings, M. Jones. B. M. Tebo and G. W. Luther. 2014. Evidence for the presence of strong Mn(III)-binding ligands in the water column of the Chesapeake Bay. Ocean Sciences Meeting, Honolulu, HI.
Findlay, A.J., D.J. MacDonald, A. Gartman, *S. M. Owings, T.E. Hanson, G. W. Luther. 2013. Investigation of abiotic and biotic pathways for sulfide oxidation in the Chesapeake Bay. American Chemical Society national meeting, New Orleans, LA.
Burgaud, G., Woehlke, S., Rédou, V., Orsi, W., Beaudoin, D., Barbier, G., Biddle, J.F., Edgcomb, V.P. 2013. Deciphering the presence and activity of fungal communities in marine sediments using a model estuarine system. Aquatic Microbial Ecology 70:45-62.
Cappello, K., Trembanis, A., Harrison, E. 2013. Distribution of Size and Abundance of the Giant Barrel Sponge Xestospongia muta Over a Reef Platform, Conch Reef, Key Largo, Florida. Benthic Ecology Meeting, Savannah, Georgia, March 20-23, 2013.
Gagne-Maynard, W., York, J., Ullman, W. 2013. Determination of Nutrient Sources and Sinks within the Murderkill Estuary using In-Situ Chemical Analysis and Nitrate Isotope Fractionation. ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 17-22, 2013.
Penkrot, M.L., Sommerfield, C.K. 2012. Spatial Variability of Accretion Rates in a Delaware Bay Salt Marsh. 2012 GSA Annual Meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Humberston, J.L. and Sommerfield, C.K., 2012. Radionuclide indicators of seasonal sediment deposition in the Delaware Estuary. Poster, 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT.
Veron, F., Hopkins, C., Harrison, E.L., Mueller, J.A. 2012. Sea spray spume droplet production in high wind speeds. Geophys. Res. Lett. 39:L16602, doi:10.1029/2012GL052603.
*Lifavi, D. 2012. Day-Night Dynamics of the Surf-Zone Fish Assemblage in Delaware Bay. Undergraduate Research and Service Celebratory Symposium. Newark, DE, August 8, 2012
Rees, B.B., Targett, T.E., Ciotti, Tolman, C.A. (previously House), Akkina, S.S., Gallaty, M. 2012). Temporal dynamics in growth and white skeletal muscle composition of the mummichog Fundulus heteroclitus during chronic hypoxia and hyperoxia. Journal of Fish Biology 81:148–164.
Thibodeaux, C., Voynova, Y., Sharp, J. 2012. Investigating the Spatial and Temporal Variability of Primary Productivity at the Mouth of the Delaware Estuary. Ocean Sciences Meeting Program, Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 2012.
Foster, M., Veron, F. 2012. An investigation of Wave Breaking off the Coast of Northern California. Ocean Sciences Meeting Program, Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 2012.
Woehlke, S., Burgaud, G. Edgcomb, V., Biddle, J. 2012. Defining Marine Fungi: Cultivation Tests of Fungi Along a Salinity Gradient of the Delaware Bay. Ocean Sciences Meeting Program, Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 2012.
Luther, III G. W., A. J. Findlay, D. J. MacDonald, *S. M. Owings, T. E. Hanson, R. A. Beinart and P. R. Girguis. 2011. Thermodynamics and Kinetics of sulfide oxidation by oxygen: a look at inorganically controlled reactions and biologically mediated processes in the environment. Frontiers in Microbiology / Microbial Physiology and Metabolism Vol. 2, Article 62, 1-9. Front. Microbio. http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2011.00062
*Schieler, B.M. 2011. Daily Variation in Ingress of Fall-Spawned Larval Fishes into Delaware Bay in Response to Wind. (UD Honors Thesis).
*Crum, K.P. 2011. Comparison of Mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) Growth Rates and Movement Patterns at Altered and Natural Estuarine Shorelines. (UD Honors Thesis).
*Schieler, B.M., Hale, E.A., Targett, T.E. 2010. Daily Variation in the Ingress of Early Stage Atlantic Croaker (Micropogonias undulatus) and Atlantic Menhaden (Brevoortia tyrannus) into Delaware Bay. (POSTER) American Fisheries Society, Mid-Atlantic Chapter Meeting, Lewes, DE, November 2010.
*Crum, K.P., Balouskus, R.G., Targett, T.E. 2010. Growth Rates and Movement Patterns of Mummichogs (Fundulus heteroclitus) at Altered and Natural Shorelines. (POSTER) American Fisheries Society, Mid-Atlantic Chapter Meeting, Lewes, DE, November 2010.
Parker, C., Luther G.W. 2011. Iron Speciation in a Seasonally Anoxic Inland Bay and in the Creeks and River through the Great Marsh, Delaware. Ocean Sciences Meeting Program, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Feb. 2011.
Everhart, J.C., Hennige, S., Warner, M.E. 2011. Testing the Impact of Ocean Acidification in a Continuous Culture of the Harmful Raphidophyte Heterosigma akashiwo from the Eastern United States. Ocean Sciences Meeting Program, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Feb. 2011.
Englert, C.M. 2010. Development of a Spectral 2-D Fast Fourier Transform Analysis for Sand Ripple Morphology Interpretation. Honors Thesis. (Art Trembanis, co-advisor).
Wrubel, J., Luther, G.W. 2010. Oxygen, Manganese and Iron Dynamics in the Sediments of the Hemipelagic Sediments of the Saint Lawrence Estuary. Ocean Sciences Meeting Program, Portland, OR. Feb. 2010.
Treible, L.M., Geiger, E.F., Grossi, M.D., Oliver, M.J. 2010. The Impact of Wind on Non-Photochemical Quenching in the Mid-Atlantic Coastal Ocean. Ocean Sciences Meeting Program, Portland, OR. Feb. 2010.
Brady, D.C., T.E. Targett, and *D.M Tuzzolino. 2009. Behavioral responses of juvenile weakfish (Cynoscion regalis) to diel-cycling hypoxia: swimming speed, angular correlation, expected displacement, and effects of hypoxia acclimation. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 66: 415–424
Tilburg, C.E., Kernehan, C.D., Andon, A., Epifanio, C.E. 2009. Modeling estuarine ingress of blue crab megalopae: Effects of temporal patterns in larval release. J. Marine Research 66:391-412.
Gelinas, E.M., Sommerfield, C.K. 2008. The Spring Nor’easter of 2008: Influence on Flow and Sediment Transport in Blackbird Creek, Coastal Delaware. American Geophysical Union (AGU) fall meeting. San Francisco, December 15-19, 2008.
Friedman E.S., Strom, M., Dexter, S.C. 2008. Effects of Chemical Treatments on Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion. American Geophysical Union (AGU) fall meeting, San Francisco, December 15-19, 2008.
Hook, W.F., Rose, J., Langley J.A., Coyne, K.J. 2008. Diatom Community Response to Global Change. American Geophysical Union (AGU) fall meeting, San Francisco, December 15-19, 2008.
Halonen, J.R., Sommerfield, C.K., Moskalski, S.M. 2008. Short-Term Sediment Deposition in a Delaware Estuary Saltmarsh. Ocean Sciences Meeting Program, p. 81, Orlando, FL.
*Kokes, M., Hanson T.E., Mack, M., Schuur, E.A.G., Campbell, B.J. 2007. Archaeal Communities after Nutrient Fertilization in Tundra Ecosystems. 2007 American Society for Microbiology General Meeting, Toronto, Canada.
Tilburg, C.E., Kernehan, C.D., Andon, A.U., Epifanio, C.E. 2008. Modeling the supply of blue crab larvae to juvenile habitat: Effects of temporal patterns in larval release. J. Marine Res. 66:391-412.
Steinberg, M.K., Epifanio, C.E., and Andon, A.U. 2007. A highly specific chemical cue for the metamorphosis of the Asian shore crab, Hemigrapsus sanguineus. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 347:1-7.
Bauska, T.K., Billups, K. 2007. Millennial Scale Hydrographic Variation on the New Jersey Margin. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, Santa Fe, New Mexico, February 2007.
Griffith, J.J. Coyne, K.J. 2007. Fatty Acid Biosynthesis in Algal Chloroplasts. Presented at the 18th Annual Saint Joseph's University Sigma Xi Student Research Symposium, Philadelphia, PA, April 2007.
Griffith, J.J., Mangum, A., Ozbay, G., Warner, M.E., Coyne, K.J. 2007. Development and Validation of a Novel in vivo Nitrate Reductase Activity Assay. Presented at the Fourth Symposium on Harmful Algae in the U.S., Woods Hole, MA, November 2007.
Mangum, A., Ozbay, G., Griffith, J.J., Wikfors, G.H., Coyne, K.J. 2007. Effect of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) on Grazing Activities for Karlodinium veneficum. Presented at the Fourth Symposium on Harmful Algae in the U.S., Woods Hole, MA, November 2007.
Stewart, J.J. (previously Griffith), Salvitti, L., Warner, M.E., Coyne, K.J. 2008. The Effect of Increased Temperature and Carbon Dioxide Concentration on Nitrate Reductase for the Harmful Algal Bloom Species, Heterosigma akashiwo. Presented at the Gordon Research Conference on Oceans and Human Health, Tilton, NH, July 2008.
Griffith, J.J., Coyne, K.J. 2007. Fatty Acid Biosynthesis in the Chloroplasts of Algae. American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, Santa Fe, New Mexico, February 2007.
Ngirairikl, I.K. 2006. Controlling Microbial Contamination in Tissue and Meristem Cultures of the Seagrass, Zostera marina. Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS). Anaheim, California. November 8-11, 2006.
House, C. 2006. Temporal Dynamics of Adaptation to Low Dissolved Oxygen in Fish using Fundulus heteroclitus as a Model. 18th Annual Scientific Research Poster Session sponsored by the College of Charleston School of Science and Mathematics on April 14, 2006.
Stierhoff, K.L., Targett, T.E. *Miller, K.L. 2006. Ecophysiological responses of juvenile summer and winter flounder to hypoxia: experimental and modeling analyses of impacts on estuarine nursery quality. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 325:255-266.
Colton, C.M., Ulrich, P.N., Hoover, C.A., Gaffney, P.M., Marsh, A.G. 2006. First Reported Molecular Level Identification of MSX (Haplosporidium nelsoni) Infection in the Eastern Oyster, Crassostrea virginica, Throughout the Gulf of Mexico. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, Honolulu, HI, Feb. 2006
Figueroa, M.N. Hanson, T. 2005. Screening a Delaware River Metagenomic Library for Markers Conferring Resistance to Stressor Compounds. University of Delaware Undergraduate Research Enrichment Symposium, Aug. 2005
Dolly, D.R., Kirchman, D.L. Malmstrom, R.R. 2005. The Effect of Dissolved Oxygen Concentration on Bacterial Communities in Delaware Inland Bays. University of Delaware Undergraduate Research Enrichment Symposium, Aug. 2005.
Brady, D., *Tuzzolino, D., Targett, T.E. 2005. Integrating Fish Behavior and Water Quality Models: Hypoxia-Induced Searching Strategies of Juvenile Weakfish. American Fisheries Society National Meeting, Anchorage AK.
Brady, D.C., *Tuzzolino, D.M., Targett, T.E. 2005. Hypoxia-Induced Searching Strategies of Juvenile Weakfish: How do Interacting Kineses Facilitate Hypoxia Avoidance and Survival? Estuarine Research Federation, XVIIIth Biennial Conference, Norfolk, VA.
*Miller, K.L. 2005. The Effects of Hypoxia on Growth and Feeding Rates of Juvenile Summer Flounder at High Summer Time Temperatures: Assessment of Acclimation Capacity and Influence of a Sand Substrate. (Honors Thesis).
Ma, S., Noble, A., Butcher, D., Trouwborst, R.E., Luther, G.W. III. 2006. Removal of H2S via an iron catalytic cycle and iron sulfide precipitation in the water column of dead end tributaries. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science 70:461-472.
Park, S., Epifanio, C.E., Iglay, R.B. 2005. Patterns of larval release by the Asian shore crab Hemigrapsus sanguineus (de Haan): Periodicity at diel and tidal frequencies. J. Shellf. Res. 24:591-596.
Anderson, J.A. Targett, N.M. 2005. Surface-Associated Predator Chemoattractant in Horseshoe Crab Eggs. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, Salt Lake City Utah, February 2005.
Billups, K. Neimitz, M. 2005. Millennial-scale variability in Western equatorial surface ocean hydrography during the early Pliocene. Marine Micropaleontology 54:155-166.
Colbert, E., Gallagher, J.P., Seliskar, D.M. 2005. Comparison of Native and Exotic Phragmites australis Haplotypes: Effect of Shoot Removal on Bud Bank Activity and Leaf Pigment Content. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, Salt Lake City Utah, February 2005.
Harrison, E.L. Veron, F. 2005. The Impact of Rainfall on the Ocean Surface at Low Wind Speed. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, Salt Lake City Utah, February 2005.
Luther, III, G.W., Ma, S., Trouwborst, R., Glazer, B., Blickley, M., Scarborough R.W., Mensinger, M.G. 2004. The roles of anoxia, H2S, and storm events in fish kills of dead-end canals of Delaware Inland Bays. Estuaries 27:551-560.
Bradley, A. 2004. Colonization of Intertidal Habitats by Invasive Species: Effects of Riprap Emplacement (Senior Thesis).
Billups, K., Chaisson, W., Wornsnopp, M., Thunell, R. 2004. Millennial-scale fluctuations in subtropical northwestern Atlantic surface ocean hydrography during the mid-Pleistocene. Paleoceanography 9:2017-2028.
Fisler, J. 2003. Mid-Pleistocene Sea Surface Temperatures in the Northwestern Subtropical Atlantic. (Senior Thesis).
Ashmankas, C., Münchow, A. 2003. Baffin Bay Deep Water (+1000m). Warming from 1924 to 1997. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, Salt Lake City, Utah, February 2003.
Billups, K., Chaisson, W., Wornsnopp, M., Thunell, R. 2004. Millennial-scale fluctuations in subtropical northwestern Atlantic surface ocean hydrography during the mid-Pleistocene. Paleoceanography 19:2017-2028.
Hewson, J., Hutchins, D. 2002. Bacterial Growth using Dissolved Organic Carbon from Nutrient-Replete and Nutrient-Limited Phytoplankton. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, February 2002.
Neimitz, M. 2003. Millennial-Scale Changes of Thermocline Depth in the Early Pliocene: Evidence from the Western Atlantic Ocean. Senior thesis.
Park, S., Epifanio, C.E., Grey, E.K. 2004. Behavior of larval Hemigrapsus sanguineus (de Haan) in response to gravity and pressure. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 307:197-206.
Paterson, C.F. Veron, F. 2004. Particle Image Velocimetry Analysis of Rain Induced Mixing of the Oceanic Boundary Layer. Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, Hawaii, February 2004.
Chang, B. 2001. Characterization of the Subterranean Mixing Zone Between Ground and Estuarine Waters at Cape Henlopen, Delaware. 2001 Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, February 12-16, 2001, Albuquerque, NM.
Forbes, R.C., Coyne, K., Cary, C. 2001. Developing a Molecular Probe: The Detection and Enumeration of Aureococcus anophageferens. 2001 Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, February 12-16, 2001, Albuquerque, NM.
Glazer, B., Cary, S.C., Hohmann, L., Luther, G.W. III. 2001. In situ Sulfur Speciation using Au/Hg Microelectrodes as an Aid to Microbial Characterization of an Intertidal Salt Marsh Microbial Mat. Presented at the Gordon Conference on Chemical Oceanography, Tilton, N.H., August 13-14, 2001.
Kopin, C.Y., Epifanio, C.E., Nelson, S. Stratton, M. 2001. Effects of chemical cues on metamorphosis of the Asian shore crab Hemigrapsus sanguineus, an invasive species on the Atlantic coast of North America. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 265:141-151.
Marsh, A.G., Cohen, S., Epifanio, C.E. 2001. Larval energy metabolism and physiological variability in the Asian shore crab, Hemigrapsus sanguineus. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 218:303-309.
Nord, A.S. 2001. Hypoxia and Juvenile Winter Flounder (Psuedopleuronectes americanus): Effects of Adaptation to Low Dissolved Oxygen on Metabolic Rate and O2 Uptake Dynamics. 2001 Aquatic Sciences Meeting, American Society of Limnology & Oceanography, February 12-16, 2001, Albuquerque, NM.
Dollhopf, M.E., Nealson, K.H., Simon, D., Luther, G.W.III. 2000. Kinetics of Fe(III) and Mn(IV) reduction by the Black Sea strain of Shewanella putrefaciens using in situ solid state voltammetric Au/Hg electrodes. Marine Chemistry 70:171 180.
Epifanio, C.E., Dittel, A.I., Park, S., Schwalm, S., Fouts, A. 1998. Early life history of Hemigrapsus sanguineus, a non indigenous crab in the Middle Atlantic Bight. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 170:231 238.
Dittel, A., Epifanio, C.E., Natunewicz, C. 1996. Predation on mud crab megalopae, Panopeus herbstii H. Milne Edwards: Effect of habitat complexity, predator species and postlarval densities. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 198:191 202.
Luther, G.W., III, Shellenbarger, P.A., Brendel, P.J. 1996. Dissolved organic Fe(III) and Fe(II) complexes in salt marsh porewaters. Geochimica Cosmochimica Acta 60:951 960.
Lewis, B.L., Luther, G.W. III, Lane, H., Church, T.M. 1995. Determination of metal organic complexation in natural waters by SWASV with Pseudopolarograms. Electroanalysis 7:166-177.
Li, X., Seliskar, D.M., Moga, J.A., Gallagher, J.L. 1995. Plant regeneration from callus cultures of salt marsh hay, Spartina patens, and its cellular-based salt tolerance. Aquatic Botany 51:103-113.
Connaughton, V.P., Schuur, A., Targett, N.M., Epifanio, C.E. 1994. Chemical suppression of feeding in larval weakfish (Cynoscion regalis) by trochophores of the serpulid polychaete (Hydroides dianthus). J. Chem. Ecol. 20:1763-1771.
Epifanio, C.E., Lobanoff, M.L., Connaughton, V.P., Welch, J. 1994. Growth and development of mud crab larvae in field-deployed enclosures and in the laboratory. J. Exp. Mar. Biol. Ecol. 180:165-174.
Burgund, H. 1993. Completed his senior thesis working with Dr. Kuo Wong.
Vetter, Y.A., Sharp, J.H. 1993. The influence of light intensity on dimethylsulfide production by a marine diatom. Limnol. Oceanogr. 38:419-425.
Kirchman, D.L., Moss, J., Keil, R. 1992. Nitrate uptake by heterotrophic bacteria: Does it change the f-ratio? Arch. Hydrobiol. 37:129-138.
Cullen, J.B. 1991. Distribution of reduced sulfur compounds and iodide in sediment porewaters from the mid-Atlantic Bight. Spring, 1991 American Geophysical Union Meeting, Baltimore, MD, May 28, 1991, EOS 72:151.
Johnson, P. 1991. Completed his senior thesis with Dr. John Boyer.
Luther, G.W. III, Campbell, T. 1991. Iodine speciation in the water column of the Black Sea. Deep Sea Research 38:S875-S882.
Woomer, A. 1990. Completed her senior thesis with Dr. David Kirchman.
Luther, III, G.W., Cole, H. 1988. Iodine speciation in Chesapeake Bay waters. Marine Chemistry 24:315 325.
Luther, III, G.W., Swartz, C.B., Ullman, W.J. 1988. Direct determination of iodide in seawater by cathodic stripping square wave voltammetry. Anal. Chem. 60:1721 1724.
Westneat, D. 1987. Completed his senior thesis with Dr. Jonathan Sharp.


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|Check in anytime after 15:00, check out anytime before 11:00|
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Hotel Eden Chamonix is located at 35 Route des Gaudenays, 2.4 km from the centre of Chamonix. La Flégère is the closest landmark to Hotel Eden Chamonix.
Check-in time is 15:00 and check-out time is 11:00 at Hotel Eden Chamonix.
Yes, Hotel Eden Chamonix offers free Wi-Fi.
Yes, Hotel Eden Chamonix offers free parking.
No, Hotel Eden Chamonix does not offer free airport shuttle service.
Hotel Eden Chamonix is 68.5 km from Geneva Geneve-Cointrin. Hotel Eden Chamonix is 85 km from Chambéry.
No, Hotel Eden Chamonix does not have a pool on-site.

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Apply to be a part of the Kerr-Tar Regional Food Council!
About the Kerr-Tar Regional Food Council
Within the five county Kerr-Tar Region (Franklin, Granville, Person, Vance, and Warren), we have the ability to feed our population healthy food from our own local farms, thereby helping to address many of our region’s pressing economic, food security, and health needs. In 2019 the Kerr-Tar Regional Food Policy was enacted with the intention to provide a strategy for growing a sustainable regional food system, encompassing sustainable food production, processing, distribution, marketing, consumption, and waste management.
A key milestone outlined in the food policy is the establishment of a Kerr-Tar Regional Food Council with the purpose of guiding its implementation in the community. We are looking for the transformative leaders who are interested in addressing the shared regional challenges and opportunities in our food system.
Food Council Member Responsibilities
1. Work to implement the priorities outlined in the region’s food policy and identify potential areas for food system investment.
2. Guide the regional food assessment process and establish goals for its findings. Devise plans of action based on gaps identified in the region’s food system.
3. Facilitate greater communication and collaboration among food systems stakeholders across the region.
4. Represent the Kerr-Tar Regional Food Council externally and educate regional audiences about food systems opportunities and needs in the region.
5. Periodically make recommendations for revision to the Regional Food Policy.
6. Develop collaborative solutions to community problems and be open to diverse ideas and opinions.
1. Committed to improving the Kerr-Tar regional food system
2. Live or work in the Kerr-Tar region (Franklin, Granville, Person, Vance, Warren)
3. Represent 1) a food system sector (examples: production, processing, distribution, consumption, waste management, and food assistance); 2) a relevant partner organization or agency (examples: government agencies, non-profit organizations, health, or educational organizations); or 3) the demographic diversity of the region.
Regional Food Policy Conference, VGCC, June 4, 2019
Final Food Policy
As adopted by Kerr-Tar Council of Governments Board on September 24, 2020

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By David Compton
The Meridian Star
Most owners of closely held corporations regard their annual meetings as required nuisances. However, these meetings can fulfill important planning and protective functions, besides providing a chance for the corporate attorney and accountant to help finalize year-end planning and review the next year’s agenda.
Minutes of the meetings should recap the year’s significant activities and cite the enabling authorizations. Minutes can also provide additional support for the company’s positions concerning transactions with potential tax consequences.
Some examples: Since dividends are nondeductible to the issuing corporation and taxable to the recipient, the IRS often reclassifies loans to shareholders (nontaxable) as disguised dividends (taxable). The IRS also may recharacterize loans from shareholders as nondeductible contributions to capital and treat later repayments to the shareholders as taxable dividends.
Similar treatment may be applied to shareholder bonuses, which are taxable to the recipient but deductible to the company. Without appropriate justification, the IRS can reclassify bonuses as nondeductible dividends.
Company/shareholder sales and purchases are also carefully scrutinized. If the IRS decides the price of an asset sold to a shareholder is too low, it treats the difference as a constructive dividend. If a shareholder’s price for an asset sold to the corporation is deemed too high, the difference is treated as a dividend to the shareholder and a reduction of the company’s depreciable base.
Detailed minutes can strengthen the company’s position in all of these situations. Minutes can justify loans to or from shareholders by citing reasons and terms. They can explain bonuses by listing the recipient’s continuing contributions to the firm. They can support prices for company/shareholder sales by describing the item’s unusual features or referring to appraisals.
David Compton is a Certified Public Accountant with offices in Meridian and Birmingham, AL.

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Joint Pathology Center
Veterinary Pathology Services
Wednesday Slide Conference
11 December 2019
CASE III: WSC Case 2 HE (JPC 4118136).
Signalment2-year-old, intact male, Harlan Sprague-Dawley rat (Rattus norvegicus)
History: This rat was a terminal sacrifice (Test Day 730) animal from the control (untreated) group of a chronic, 2-year carcinogenicity study. No clinical signs or gross lesions were noted.
Gross Pathology: N/A
Laboratory results: N/A
There is marked, irregular undulation along the capsular cortical surface. Diffusely throughout the cortex, there is moderate loss of renal tubules with replacement and wide separation of remaining tubules by abundant interstitial fibrous connective tissue, edema, and mixed inflammatory cells, including predominantly small lymphocytes and plasma cells. Low numbers of brown, granular pigment-laden (hemosiderin-laden) macrophages are also scattered throughout the cortical interstitium. Multifocal small interstitial hemorrhages are also present. The majority of remaining renal tubules are moderately to marked dilated and vary from empty to often filled with eosinophilic proteinaceous fluid or protein (hyaline) casts. Occasionally, a few scattered tubules have sloughed, necrotic epithelial cells and/or small intraluminal clusters of degenerative neutrophils admixed with necrotic cellular and nuclear debris and rare erythrocytes. Renal tubular epithelial changes range from cytoplasmic swelling and vacuolization (degeneration) to attenuation and atrophy. The tubular basement membrane is often thickened and hyalinized. Frequent scattered regenerative tubules are also present. Regenerative tubules are lined by one or multiple layers of crowded, plump epithelium characterized by slight cytoplasmic basophilia and large, vesicular nuclei with a single prominent nucleolus and increased mitoses. Rarely, a small papillary projection of jumbled renal tubular epithelium projects into the lumen. The majority of glomeruli are enlarged with glomerular tufts segmentally to globally expanded by increased mesangial fibrous connective tissue, Bowman"s capsule thickened and hyalinized, and periglomerular fibrosis (glomerulosclerosis). The parietal epithelium lining Bowman"s capsule is often hypertrophied and glomerular tufts are multifocally adhered to Bowman"s capsule (synechiae). The urinary space is often moderately dilated. A few shrunken, obsolescent glomeruli are also seen.
Contributor Morphologic Diagnosis:
Kidney: Tubular degeneration, atrophy, necrosis, and regeneration, diffuse, severe with thickened basement membranes, tubular ectasia and hyaline casts, chronic interstitial nephritis and fibrosis, and glomerulosclerosis, segmental to global (chronic progressive nephropathy).
Contributor Comment: Chronic progressive nephropathy (CPN) is very common in all conventional strains of laboratory rat, with the highest incidence and severity in the Fischer 344 and Sprague-Dawley strains.2-4 The disease also occurs at a higher incidence and with progressively greater severity in male rats than in female rats.2-4,6 CPN is also a very common spontaneous renal disease of aging laboratory mice.3-4,6 A similar disease has been described in the gerbil, common marmoset, and naked mole rat. 5,6,8 In guinea pigs, segmented nephrosclerosis shares some features with CPN.5
CPN is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in laboratory rats.3,4 Although commonly thought of as an aging disease, many rats start developing the earliest lesions of CPN as juveniles (2-3 months old).3 The disease progresses throughout the life of the animal, eventually leading to end-stage renal disease in the rat.2-4 Renal failure from CPN can sometimes account for up to 50% or more of unscheduled male rat deaths in chronic carcinogenicity bioassays.3
The cause of CPN is unknown2-4, although Manskikh recently proposed a hypothesis for an expanding somatic mutant clone of precursor cells of tubular epithelium as the inciting cause.6 A number of dietary and hormonal factors are known to influence the incidence and severity of disease. The primary diet-related factors of importance are total caloric intake as well as source and amount of protein in the diet. Restricting caloric intake and reducing protein in the diet can reduce the incidence and severity of CPN. With regard to hormonal factors, the sex predisposition of the disease is linked to the presence of androgens, rather than an absence of estrogen.2-4
Classically, the glomerulus has been thought to be the primary target, with hyperfiltration being the underlying basis for the pathogenesis.3-5 This theory has been perpetuated due to the influence of high protein diets on disease progression and the associated clinical pathology finding of albuminuria in affected animals. However, this proposed glomerular hyperfiltration pathogenesis has not been proven; in fact, in aging rats, there is no evidence for a causal relationship between glomerular capillary blood pressure and the structural damage to glomeruli, arguing against this theory of a primary hemodynamic mechanism.4 Additionally, the earliest lesion of CPN that is detectable by light microscopy is actually a renal tubular lesion â a focal simple tubular hyperplasia of the P1 segment of a proximal tubule. This focal tubular lesion progresses to a small focus of affected tubules within a nephron and eventually to involve adjacent nephrons. Tubular basement membrane thickening is often a very prominent feature. Glomerular lesions generally develop later in the course of the disease.2-4 However, it cannot be ruled-out that a functional alteration in the glomerulus which cannot be detected microscopically may occur prior to this tubular lesion. During later and more severe stages of the disease, CPN is predominantly characterized by both degenerative and regenerative tubular changes, including numerous protein casts, as well as prominent segmental to global glomerulosclerosis.1-3 In severe grade cases, vesicular alteration of the renal papilla can be seen.7 Deposition of interstitial extracellular matrix (fibronectin, thrombospondin, collagens I and III) and infiltration by mononuclear inflammatory cells is often seen as well but these components are generally mild and not prominent features of the disease.1-3 Notably, vascular lesions are not a part of the disease.3,4
With regard to experimental studies and chronic carcinogenicity bioassays, some chemicals can induce exacerbation of CPN and, given the proliferative nature of the disease, advanced CPN is itself a risk factor for a marginal increase in the incidence of renal tubule tumors.2-4 In humans, the most common renal diseases are diabetic nephropathy and hypertensive nephropathy. The biology and lesions of rat CPN do not mirror those of either of these nephropathies nor of any of the additional known, less common nephropathies of humans; there is no known counterpart of rat CPN in humans.3 As such, there is debate over the conclusions that can be drawn from chronic carcinogenicity bioassays using rats regarding small increases in the incidence of renal tubule tumors and the relevance to human health. When designing experiments and interpreting the data from studies using the laboratory rat, relevance for species extrapolation to humans needs to be considered, particularly with regard to determining nephrotoxic effects and risk for renal tumor development.
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JPC Diagnosis: Kidney: Nephritis, interstitial, chronic, diffuse, severe, with membranous glomerulonephritis, synechiae, tubular loss, degeneration, necrosis, and regeneration, and marked interstitial fibrosis.
contributor has provided an excellent review of chronic progressive nephropathy
of rats (CPN), a very common age-related finding in laboratory rodents, which
may have an important and deleterious effect on analysis in chronic studies.
From a strain perspective, Sprague-Dawley and Fischer 344 appear to be the most affected by this condition, followed by Wistar, Long-Evans, and Brown Norway strains, with Buffalo and Osborne-Mendel the most resistant.1 The changes are grossly apparent only in the later stages of disease, presenting as kidneys which are decreased in size with an irregular contour, and a golden, rather than brick-red coloration.
Microscopically, lesions may be seen as early as 2-3 months of age in male rats of predisposed strains as individual regenerative tubules within the cortex with basophilic cytoplasm, epithelial crowding, and an irregularly thickened basement membrane. Affected tubules will accumulate hyaline material in their lumen over time, predominantly in inner stripe of the outer medulla (descending loop of Henle). Over time, individual diseased and regenerative tubules become enlarging foci, hyaline casts extend into the cortex, and eosinophilic droplets may be seen in tubular epithelium (most prominently in males). Visible glomerular changes develop at this time. Shortly, interstitial inflammation (beginning at the cortical medullary junction) and fibrosis develops.1
End stage CPN is
characterized by involvement of the entire kidney and various effects in other
organs: hyperplasia of the chief cells of the parathyroid gland as well as
metastatic calcification in a number of organs, including the kidney, lung,
media of large arteries, and the gastrointestinal tract. An additional lesion
of end-stage CPN, which may be overlooked with the myriad and severe changes of
the glomeruli, tubules, and interstitium, is papillary hyperplasia of the
epithelium of the renal pelvis. This lesion consists of projections of
hyperplastic transitional epithelium containing large dilated vessels which
project into the pelvic lumen.1
Clinicopathologic findings in affected animals include marked proteinuria and albuminuria and resulting hypoproteinemia, hypoalbuminemia, and hypercholesterolemia, demonstrating the severity of the glomerular damage. Decreased functional renal mass results in hyperphosphatemia, and serum calcium is decreased as a result of Starling"s law as well as hypoalbuminemia. Serum nitrogen and creatinine values increase only in late stages of the disease.1
1. Seely JC, Hard GC, Blankenship B. Urinary Tract. In: Boormanâs Pathology of the rat: reference and atlas, 2nd edition, Suttie A, Leininger JR, Bradley AE, eds. London, Academic Press 2018; pp 135-137.
2. Hard GC, Banton MI, Bretzlaff RS, et al. Consideration of Rat Chronic Progressive Nephropathy in Regulatory Evaluations for Carcinogenicity. Toxicol Sci. 2013;132(2): 268-275.
3. Hard GC, Johnson KJ, Cohen SM. A comparison of rat chronic progressive nephropathy with human renal disease â implications for human risk assessment. Crit Rev Toxicol. 2009;39(4):332-346.
4. Hard GC, Khan KN. A Contemporary Overview of Chronic Progressive Nephropathy in the Laboratory Rat, and Its Significance for Human Risk Assessment. Toxicol Path. 2004;32:171-180.
5. Manskikh VN. Hypothesis: Chronic Progressive Nephropathy in Rodents as a Disease Caused by an Expanding Somatic Mutant Clone. Biochemistry Moscow. 2015;80(5):689-693.
6. Manskikh VN, Averina OA, Nikiforova AI. Spontangenous and Experimentally Induced Pathologies in the Naked Mole Rat (Heterocephalus glaber). Biochemistry Moscow. 2017;82(12):1504-1512.
7. Souza NP, Hard GC, Arnold LL, Foster KW, Pennington KL, Cohen SM. Epithelium Lining Rat Renal Papilla: Nomenclature and Association with Chronic Progressive Nephropathy (CPN). Toxicol Path. 2018;46(3):266-272.
8. Yamada N, Sato J, Kanno T, Wako Y, Tsuchitani M. Morphological Study of Progressive Glomerulonephropathy in Common Marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). Toxicol Path. 2013;41:1106-1115.

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Two indelible radio broadcasters with Fresh 105.9 FM, Ibadan, Enitan Olusegun Bamidele, and Olutayo Faleti bagged an honourary doctorate degree from Go-Gospel Global Theological Seminary.
Primus Media City gathered that the conferment of honorary doctorate degree ceremony was held on Saturday 8th May, 2021 at the University of Ibadan Conference Hall, Alumni Association, Ibadan Oyo state.
The institution stated that the doctorate degree was bestowed on EOB and Olutayo due to their vast contribution and support to the development of ministry through the broadcasting medium.
EOB and Mummy GO as they’re popularly called are part of the vibrant and versatile Yoruba radio presenters in the brown-roof city of Ibadan. Their command of Yoruba language coupled with insightful delivery On-air is second to none in Ibadan radio industry.
Primus Media City wishes the two OAPs more success story to tell.

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Bloody Hell: CBD and Menstruation Relief
Updated: May 2, 2019
Written by Lauren Wetenkamp
For most women, once a month Aunt Flow comes into town and brings with her bloating, cramps, fatigue, nausea, diarrhea, and of course vaginal bleeding. Even though half the population has to face this conundrum on a monthly basis, there are still far too few options for relieving menstrual cramps. The majority of women turn to NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs) to help them relieve these symptoms, but is it effective and is it safe? And what about CBD? Can we rely on cannabinoids as a safer and more effective alternative?
Before we get into comparisons let’s discuss what happens to a woman’s body during menstruation. It’s kind of fucked but, ladies, our bodies want us to get pregnant. The uterus has one job: support life, thus it fulfills that duty by prepping the lining of the uterine wall, or endometrial tissue. Progesterone is the chemical that helps with this process by fluffing your arteries and blood lining your uterus for the show that’s about to take place. This goes one of two ways: either an embryo is headed for the warm and inviting environment your body has created in your uterus, or a bomb is about to go off in your lady parts. If you’re a masochist like me, you’re praying for the latter. As enticing as single-mom bartender with crippling debt sounds, I’ll still begrudgingly welcome Aunt Flow into my home when she drops in.
When the inevitable bomb sounds off inside the uterus a lot of things happen; that cute little endometrial tissue that formed from all the estrogen coursing through the body is now being sucked dry. A lot of nutrients reside inside the endometrial tissue and the body wants them back, so it strangles the spiral-shaped arteries lining the tissue - cue menstrual cramps.
Progesterone made an Irish exit from this party a long time ago, and without it the endometrium cannot protect itself from tissue-dissolving enzymes, or vesicles (#NatureIsMetal). These vesicles are weak and explode, creating a domino effect in your uterus - killing neighboring cells and spilling more vesicles in a chain-reaction that ruptures pools of blood caught in venous pools aka that Kill Bill scene that occasionally shows up in your toilet.
Since progesterone is out, prostaglandins or inflammatory chemicals, start increasing. These guys are like the god-damn patriarchal suppressors of a woman’s body.
You can thank them for the following symptoms:
Inflammation - more cell death (like we need help with that).
Pain Sensitization - making pain receptors more sensitive.
Vasoconstriction - causing blood vessels to constrict and suffocate endometrial tissue.
Uterine Contractions - choking blood supply to the endometrium (doctors are now admitting that uterine contractions are comparable to heart attacks...yeah).
Diarrhea - from triggers in the digestive tract as well (it can’t just suppress one system in the body).
The woman’s body is beautiful, amirite? So how does the “lesser sex” deal with this fiasco? As mentioned before, a majority of women have turned to NSAIDs like ibuprofen, myself included. I can testify that NSAIDs can be a miracle pill at times. They’re also pretty terrible for your digestive tract. NSAIDs work because they cock block those prostaglandins (COX-2) like your parents walking in on you and your high school boyfriend just as he’s rounding second base. The problem is they also block the prostaglandin (COX-1) which affects your digestive tract. That’s why NSAIDs need to be taken in moderation, and people with digestive issues should avoid them altogether.
CBD, however, just blocks COX-2 prostaglandins and not COX-1 which means pain relief without the stomach aches; added bonus - CBD and THC have been shown to stop your DNA from producing too much of the prostaglandin. Along with the gastrointestinal relief CBD relieves inflammation by preventing macrophages, from releasing inflammatory proteins; as well as desensitizing nerve receptors and targeting receptors to get muscles to relax.
If hemp and marijuana are so effective for pain relief then why the fuck aren’t we using them more to bring our pussies relief? Well, we have been for some time now. Historical texts have shown marijuana being used to alleviate menstrual pain as long ago as the 16th century in China. Even Queen Victoria was using pot, her doctor prescribed them frequently for her menstrual pain. With the legalization of hemp, the legalization of recreational marijuana in some states, as well as more scientific studies being done, we now know that CBD and THC can be safe alternatives to NSAIDs, and pretty enjoyable alternatives at that. So next time Aunt Flow rears her ugly head, spark a joint or take your CBD supplement, put on some Queer Eye and thank her for no unexpected pregnancies heading your way.

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Food critic, features writer and columnist, Mini Ribeiro is a qualified Journalist, from IIMC New Delhi. She specialises in the Food & Beverage and Hospitality space. As an established food & beverage writer, Mini currently contributes to several leading English publications across the country – Asian Age, Hindustan Times, Sunday Financial Express, Hotelier India, Go Getter and Vistara inflight magazines and Rediff.com. She also has her own You Tube channel called Mini’s Food Fundas. Fond of cooking, Mini enjoys experimenting in the kitchen with various cuisines, with Indian regional food, being her favourite. She has recently started, a platform for home talent, called 'Flavours from Home', an initiative which aims to make women who are passionate about cooking, entrepreneurs.
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Phoenix, Arizona is the home of the fantastic band called Facadesseyas they return with ‘Silence‘.
Taken off the new album ‘Five Star Vacation‘, this track has an intriguing vibe to it and I find myself listening closer each time. This is a properly thought out track with meaning.
With a bouncy guitar style, the bass-lines certainly get you moving too. This is about not being silent anymore and going for what you want and desire in life. There are going to be haters about there and sometimes all is okay. You just have to go for it and do what you believe is right.
‘Silence‘ from Facadessey is a fab song with all the characteristics of a quality song. This would be perfect for a summer afternoon while with mates to get the BBQ going. The quality is there and this is a top act. This is a single you need to hear on full volume.
After receiving airplay from Radio legend Steve Lamacq on his 6music Recommends show, Mortimer Jackson returns with his new single ‘Ghosts‘.
Jackson was born in Camden in vibrant London. He was and raised listening to Bob Dylan & Chuck Berry in the foothills of Glastonbury. After Uni, Jackson moved to Fremantle, Western Australia, where he wrote material for his next project. Inspired by Merseybeat, he returned to London and assembled a new band. The creative juices are always flowing with this quality song that that is off the top shelf.
Since the birth of his son, Jackson has decided to go solo, honing the sounds and influences he has acquired over the years. In addition to the approval of Steve Lamacq, his first few tracks have also earned recognition and support from New Noise Magazine and BBC Radio Wales. With the respect of the industry, this is a top class artist who seems to be getting better and better.
Mortimer Jackson is a fantastic musician, with years of experience in the music game. He plays with authority on ‘Ghosts‘, the veteran sings with gusto and this is such a quality track with excellent production.


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- All of our staff receives on-going training, education and clinical supervision to encourage professional growth.
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Walmart Inc. filed a lawsuit Thursday against its longtime credit-card issuer, Synchrony Financial, alleging the lender breached terms of its contract with the retail giant.
The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court of the Western District of Arkansas, alleges that some of Synchrony’s underwriting standards financially harmed Walmart. The merchant said it is seeking damages “in an amount to be proven at trial but estimated to be no less than $800 million.”
Synchrony was Walmart’s exclusive credit-card issuer for nearly two decades until Walmart told Synchrony this summer it would replace the card issuer with Capital One Financial Corp.
The Wall Street Journal reported last month that the relationship between Synchrony and Walmart had been deteriorating since at least last fall. Among other issues, Walmart executives had grown irritated because they wanted Synchrony to share more of the cards’ revenue, the Journal reported at the time.
As of June, Walmart accounted for roughly $10 billion of Synchrony’s retail card balances. While Capital One is taking over as the new card issuer for Walmart next year, it is unclear what will happen to those balances.
A Synchrony spokeswoman said Thursday that Walmart’s lawsuit was baseless and that the bank intended to vigorously defend its position. “This lawsuit is nothing more than an attempt by Walmart to exert leverage and avoid the contractually defined process for valuing the loan portfolio,” the Synchrony spokeswoman said.
A Walmart spokesman said the company had “made every attempt” to resolve the dispute and avoid litigation.
“We fully expect Synchrony to manufacture counterclaims in an effort to shift the focus away from its own conduct,” he said.
The Journal reported last month that the impact of high loan losses was one of Walmart’s biggest concerns with the Synchrony partnership. Those losses resulted in the company receiving less revenue than it had expected as part of the card deal with Synchrony.
The lawsuit, which is heavily redacted, refers to two types of cards that Synchrony issues: those that can be used only at a specific merchant—in this case, Walmart—and co-branded cards that carry the Walmart name and can used at most other merchants.
Loan losses on Walmart cards increased after Synchrony converted some consumers who had Walmart store-only credit cards to Walmart co-branded cards, according to people familiar with the matter. Much of that activity occurred roughly between 2011 and late 2016, one of the people said. Synchrony converted those cards in part to boost card usage and revenue, but losses increased and ate into the revenue Walmart expected to receive, the person said. As of this spring, loan losses stood at around 9% of outstanding balances on the Walmart cards, the person said.
The lawsuit also references comments made by Synchrony executives on the company’s earnings call in late July, the day after the Journal reported that Walmart had picked Capital One to replace Synchrony. Brian Doubles, Synchrony’s finance chief, and Chief Executive Margaret Keane said the terms of a new deal wouldn’t have made economic sense for Synchrony. The Journal reported last month that Synchrony tried to salvage the deal as late as mid-July.


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Cairns Tour Package
Full Day adventure at Great Ocean Road overlooking sunset at Twelve Apostles
Full Day Big Cat Cruise to Green Island including Semi Submarine & Snorkelling
Full Day Tour of Sea World
Thrill Jet Boat Ride in Gold Coast
Port Stephens Tour with Dolphin Cruise & 4WD Sand Boarding
Half Day Melbourne City Tour
3 Nights Accommodation in Melbourne with Breakfast
2 Nights Accommodation in Cairns with Breakfast
3 Nights Accommodation in Gold Coast with Breakfast
3 Nights accommodation in Sydney with breakfast
Return Airport Transfers in all cities on seat in coach basis
Half Day Sydney City Tour
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Any other service or meal which is not mentioned in above inclusions.
Early Check-in and Late Checkout
Tips, porterage, entry tickets to sites, photography and video making fees at site, laundry and phone calls
Hotel is subject to availability at the time of confirmation.
Day 1 – Melbourne – Cairns
Cairns Tour Package ,Upon arrival at Cairns Airport, move to the hotel on SIC basis. After check-in relax and spend your day in leisure or explore the city on your own.
Day 2 – Cairns Reef Tours – Full Day Green Island
After savouring breakfast, head out to the marina and enjoy a full-day cruise to the Green Island, part of the Great Barrier Reef.
Choose to snorkel, dive, stay dry or view the spectacular underwater reefs in our semi submarine or glass bottom boat, or simply laze on the white sandy beach.These are only a few of the many reef and island activities available at Green Island. The crew will help you to organise your activities to make the most of your time on Green Island. Green Island, a Marine National Park is a beautiful coral cay on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. A full day reef cruise departing Cairns at 9.00am allows 5 hours on Green Island and arrives back in Cairns at 5.00pm. “Big Cat” is a comfortable air-conditioned 35 metre catamaran with spacious interior cabins and a relaxed atmosphere. Travel time to Green Island is just over one hour from Cairns.
Day 3- Cairns – Brisbane | Brisbane – Gold Coast
Arrive at Brisbane or Gold Coast Airport, transfer on seat-in-coach (SIC) basis to your hotel and check-in for an overnight stay.
Brisbane is the state capital of Queensland with lively riverside neighborhoods. The coffee house, restaurants, colorful nightlife, lush parks and historic buildings add charm to the picturesque landscape of the city. In the evening enjoy the complimentary tour of Ripleys Believe It or Not. Later return to your hotel for overnight stay.
Day 4 – Jet Boat with Sea World Tour
Following breakfast, transfer to experience the Jet Boat Ride at Surfer Paradise.This is the “must do” adventure activity on the Gold Coast. Great FUN and SAFE for the whole family, a holiday on the Gold Coast isn’t complete without experiencing this exciting activity.
Departing directly into the Broadwater and missing the slow 6 knot areas allows you to give much longer rides, more ‘Full-On’ 360 degree spins, high speed drifting and other exciting Jet Boat manoeuvres sometimes in as little as 10 cm of water..…and provides the best value jet boating experience in Australia.Take a drop at Sea World – A theme park based on the marine mammal, Sea World was opened in 1971. This huge park, located in Gold Coast, offers various water-based rides and animal exhibits for tourist’s entertainment. The shows that are regularly performed here give you the opportunity to witness the interactive nature of marine creatures, such as penguins, polar bears and seals.
Day 5 – Option for Dream World Tour
Have breakfast and then head out for a visit to Dreamworld
Open since 1981, Dreamworld is the biggest theme park in Australia. Located in Gold Coast, this place features animal exhibits and thrilling rides. Some of the animals on display here are crocodiles, snakes, koalas and tigers. If the rides are too adventurous for you, then you can entertain yourself with the various shows performed here and explore the food outlets in this place.
After spending the day here, return to the hotel for a good night’s sleep.
Day 6 – Gold Coast – Brisbane | Brisbane – Sydney
Arrive at Sydney Airport, transfer (seat-in-coach basis) to the hotel and check-in for an overnight stay. Sydney is the state capital of New South Wales that features the world’s largest natural harbours and iconic tourist destinations likeSydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Upon arrival in Sydney, transfer to the hotel on SIC basis. Check-in at the hotel, and enjoy a good night’s sleep.
Day 7 – Half Day Sydney City Tour
Have a delicious breakfast and then go out for a sightseeing tour.In the morning, you can enjoy the views of the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and a visit to Bondi Beach.Sydney Opera House is perhaps the most famous tourist attraction in Sydney as well as Australia. Opened in 1973, this place is among the greatest constructions of the 20th century. Its structure resembles a sailing yacht in appearance, and serves as a venue for dance, music and opera performances.From here, move to Harbour Bridge, a gigantic steel arch bridge that was opened to the public in 1932. It weighs more than 50000 tonnes and has a height of around 134 metres above the harbour.
Proceed to Bondi Beach, a sea side neighbourhood in the eastern Sydney. It is an ideal place to soak up the sun or a session of surfing on gentle waves.Later you can enjoy the complimentary tour of Sydney Wild Life and Madame tussauds
Day 8 – Full Day Port Stephens Tour
You may also opt to Visit picturesque coastal town of Port Stephens heading out over iconic Sydney Harbor Bridge with expert commentary from driver cum guide and travel through beautiful Hawkesbury ranges. Dolphin Watching at Port Stephens’ quiet golden beaches is surrounded by crystal clear water and never ending blue skies. Stretching for 32 kilometres, this surreal landscape is barren of vegetation and has dunes that climb up to 40 metres high. You’ll travel on a purpose built 4WD to Stockton Bite where you can sand-board at your own pace or experience the thrill of high speed down the enormous dunes.


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Did you know that dogs and cats can become diabetic?
Just like us they can develop diabetes as a result of poor diet and lifestyle. Middle aged, sedentary and overweight dogs and cats are at higher risk of developing diabetes. There may also be a genetic predisposition in some breeds such as the Burmese. In cats, high carbohydrate diets are also implicated as a causative factor. This is because cats have evolved to eat an all meat diet and they are not good at metabolizing carbohydrate.
Diabetes is caused by a lack of production of insulin by the pancreas. Insulin helps the body use glucose for energy and thus helps regulate blood glucose. Diabetics have high blood glucose but lose weight because they are unable to use it. Untreated diabetics may also become sick due to numerous possible complications.
If your pet becomes diabetic you may notice an increase in thirst, hunger and urination, usually with corresponding weight loss. Blood and urine tests may be needed to confirm the diagnosis.
Managing a diabetic requires feeding a good quality low fat diet and giving insulin injections twice a day. Most dogs and cats adjust easily to these injections as they involve a small volume given through a very small needle. It often helps to give them a treat or a reward after their injection. They will need to visit the vet regularly until they become stable and the correct dose of insulin is worked out. Some pets may become non insulin dependent once they are stabilized but most require injections for the rest of their life.
Diabetic cats and dogs can usually look forward to a long healthy life if they are well managed. If you suspect your pet may be diabetic please book in to see one of our vets for a checkup.

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Cristina, Soundgarden, Chris Cornell, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog and more.
This show was 6th in the global alternative chart and 9th in the global old school chart.
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text: Crowdsource geospatial data is one kind of open geographic data collected by the public. A wealth of spatial information and knowledge are hidden in crowdsource geospatial data. Check-in data is one of the representative crowdsource geospatial data. Most existing work on spatial-textual objects, such as evaluating the similarity of two spatial-textual objects in spatial keyword query, considers that spatial similarity and text similarity are independent of each other. According to the first law of geography: Everything is connected; the closer two objects are, the stronger their connection is. We explore the correlation between spatial information and textual information in the real check-in data scrawled from the location based social networks. After data preprocess and geographic mapping, we computed the textual attribute values in each region. Then, we use the exploratory spatial analysis to analyze the global spatial autocorrelation and local spatial autocorrelation in different the spatial scales, that is different states in United States and the two cities such as New York and Los Angeles, respectively. The results show that different textual attributes in different regions have different global spatial autocorrelation; the results obtained from the local autocorrelation analysis show the phenomenon that the textual attributes get together. Both the above results provide the basis for research on the assumption that "the texts are similar in the near space". Furthermore, the conclusion can help departments or enterprises to make reasonable decisions.

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The economy continues to expand, so builders are now wondering if the Fed will raise rates, causing mortgage rates to rise. Interestingly, we conducted a sensitivity analysis and found that builders of higher-priced homes are far more vulnerable to rising rates than entry-level builders.
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Have a look at a few of our set Kruger Tours and well as our day excursions….. All products can be customized to suit your needs.
CAROK Tours also works in conjunction with a leading travel agency so flights, accommodations and any travel needs can easily be arranged.
Southern African Tours
Come and enjoy the best South Africa has to offer, our experienced guides and tour leaders will be able to show you not only the iconic South African destinations but the smaller hidden gems too. At CAROK Tours we strive to give a very personal and unique experience based on your requirements. With a combined experience we will be able to provide you with the best South Africa can offer.
All Tours Include:
– All accommodations, transfers, conservation fees and outing costs
– Breakfast and dinner, morning tea and coffee with rusks, limited alcoholic beverages, water
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Kruger National / Panorama Experience
This fantastic 5 nights 6 day starts off in Johannesburg, as we make our way through the mountains of the highland meander to Hazyview. The first two days you will be shown the spectacular views of the Panorama Route before heading off in search of the Big Five in the Kruger National Park, the next three days will be spend in search of Africas Big 5 with a qualified field guide, and nights spend around the camp fire enjoying South African cuisine with a glass of wine.
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Enjoy the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg city and Soweto, soak up the culture and see where iconic president Nelson Mandela lived. See the Aparteid Museum, taste traditional South African food or enjoy a bike tour around the town.
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Summary for Entelecara flavipes (Araneae)
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About this speciesRecorded altitude range
4m to 700m
The species is widespread in southern England, but otherwise has a very scattered distribution in Britain, with only a few older records from northern England and Scotland. It is fairly widespread in north-western and central Europe, but in Scandinavia apparently recorded only from Norway.
Habitat and ecology
Calcareous grassland and woodland. E. flavipes is mainly found on calcareous grassland and by beating bushes and vegetation in woodland. It is adult in the summer, our data indicating a peak in June.
Recorded from 48 hectads since 1992 and increasing, though uncommon and local.
Loss of calcareous grassland to intensive agriculture remains a threat, although a declining one, in some areas.
Management and conservation
Ensure unimproved calcareous grassland is not converted to intensive agricultural use.
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Putin: Russia and US on “same page” on Assad
Russian President Vladimir Putin Tuesday echoed the praise for Assad’s consent to disarm his chemical arsenal voiced Monday by US Secretary of State John Kerry after the two met at the Asia-Pacific summit in Bali. "We have a common understanding of what needs to be done and how. I am very glad that President Obama is occupying this position (on chemical arms)," Putin told reporters. He also said that Assad was "very actively" cooperating with international weapons inspectors tasked with destroying his chemical weapons.


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One month later: MSU coach on the front lines
NEW YORK CITY, New York (TNN) - “This is it, let’s go, let’s just do what I can to help. I’m a small part of what so many people are doing," Midwestern State grad. asst. Alex Charlton said one month ago.
That was Charltonjust a few days after moving to New York to be a nurse at one of the busiest hospitals in Manhattan.
The Midwestern State graduate assistant football coach has been on the front lines and he says the situation now looks completely different than when he arrived.
“The first two weeks were what you would expect and what you’ve seen on the news in terms of patients," Charlton said. "Since then though, it has actually been really slow, kind of like a normal day in the ER.”
And he attributes the recent improvements to the steps we have all taken.
“The social distancing here definitely has prevented certain healthcare systems from being overwhelmed. “They certainly all were to start out, but once reinforcements arrived that kind of changed,” Charlton said. "Now people are just wondering if we overreacted and that is the best thing that could have happened. I would rather people wonder if we overreacted as opposed to underreacting.”
But it's not over.
Charlton urges everyone to keep doing their part because the next few weeks are important.
“We’re going to find out, number one, how contagious and how critical this virus can become because we are going to have to open up. We are also going to find out how well people follow those guidelines to prevent another outbreak from occurring.”
Charltons contract is set to expire at the end of the month but said he will stay if he is needed, especially if there is a second wave, but he looks forward to hopefully joining the Mustangs in the fall for football season.
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#ChiefSpecialProsecutor #DemocraticFront #TheParliament #SpecialProsecutor
Chief Special Prosecutor Milivoje Katnic submitted a request to the Parliament for approval of criminal chrages against the deputies of the Democratic Front Andrija Mandic and Milan Knezevic.
“The parliament speaker Ivan Brajovic request from the to take further action,” it is said in a brief statement from the Parliament.
President of the Administrative Committee, Ljuidj Skrelja told Radio Montenegro that this body will discuss Katnic’s request at today’s session.
Source: Radio Television Montenegro


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The Unexpected President: The Life and Times of Chester A. Arthur
By Scott S. Greenberger
Da Capo, 336 pp., $28
When he assumed the Presidency of the United States in a turn of events that nobody seriously expected, he was a wealthy New Yorker criticized for being unqualified and unfit for the office, engaged in possibly corrupt business dealings, and held a deep distrust and even hatred for the press.
I’m speaking of course…of Chester A. Arthur. Were you thinking of someone else? For yes, when an assassin’s bullet ended the life (though after an agonizing two months) of President James Garfield in September 1881, few thought much of his somewhat portly but hugely bewhiskered Vice President.
After all, he was only put on the ticket as a sop to Roscoe Conkling so the powerful New York Republican party boss could throw his support to the ticket. And what better inside man to have in the White House than Arthur, who as head of the New York Customhouse regularly doled out jobs and favors, and collected “contributions” from his political friends while freezing out his enemies in a dirty patronage system.
But against all odds (and to the dismay of said cronies), as President, Arthur saw the error of his ways. He pushed for civil-service reform in the Gilded Age while trying to heal a nation still torn apart by the Civil War. He also bolstered an ailing U.S. Navy and proved rather progressive on the subjects of civil rights and African-American welfare.
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For health reasons — and perhaps tired of a job he never really wanted — Arthur declined to run for a second term, dying in 1886 at the age of 57 from complications due to Bright’s disease. And yes, Arthur is best remembered today for…those whiskers.
Greenberger has done a fine job with what will likely be the definitive book on the 21st president, even though we get little insight
Instead, Greenberger assembled this book from public records, newspaper accounts, the printed materials of others. This includes Julia Sand, a single woman who wrote Arthur letters and became something of a conscience bearer, but also a stalker/groupie who basically forced a meeting with her hero. He also uses memories of others, both published and unpublished.
And while reporters would write down statements that Arthur made as president, he as mentioned had a great distaste for the Fourth Estate. As a result, he gave almost nothing resembling what was then a fairly new journalistic concept – the “interview.”

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August 1, 2012
MY SCOTTISH ANCESTORS, shake the Family Tree for The Thomson Family limb #9. Jack and Armida Thomson. For the Children, decendents of Alexander and Lillian Ann Thomson, so they may remember their Heritage.
JACK AND ARMIDA THOMSON
MARCH 9, 2006, Jacks 77th Birthday
John (Jack) Albert Thomson, born March 9, 1929,at Olyphant, Pennsylvania, The 5th Son of Alexander & Lillian Ann Thomson, Married at Glendale, Calif. on June 3, 1978, to Rosa Armida (Martinez), born September 15, 1923 at Jama, Ecuador, South America. Jacks prior marriage to Gwendolynne Mae Hixson, born August 1934, Pittsburgh, Pa, Mother of Deborah Jane Thomson, DOB June 13. 1954, John Albert Thomson Jr., DOB January 4, 1956, James Edward Thomson, DOB May 1, 1957, Steven Allen Thomson, DOB December 3, 1959. Prior Marriage to Judith Grace Myeres, born Glendale, Calif, Mother of Jennifer Lynn Thomson, DOB August 5, 1973.
Jack was a Merchant Marine from June 1945-JUL 1946 Sailing to Venezuela, South America, LaHarve, France and South Hampton, England.
Jack Enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Force on July 17, 1946. Overseas Assignments, Japan 1946-1949. Korea, Jan 1952-Feb 1953, Libya, Africa, 1956-1958, Germany 1962-1965. Retired from the US Air Force (20 Years) as a Master Sergeant on August 1, 1966, and retired from the Postal Service (25 Years) on 1 Nov, 1991.
Jack Sr and Armida Now live in Palmdale, California. JOHN A.THOMSON Sr.
Left photo: T/SGT, U.S. Air Force at a Formal Dinner, NCO Club, Wheelus AFB, Libya, 1958. Right photo, Family reunion Nov 1989.
FAMILY REUNION NEBRASKA 1989
Back row, Jack Jr. Mae Homestead hugging Charity Chambers, Jim & Steve Thomson and Lynda Thomson. bottom row, Marcus & Melanie Thomson, Joshua Chambers and Christopher Thomson. (missing Deborah Chambers.)
Jack Sr., Marcus, baby Jenna Ann, Jack Jr. Jenna Ann was born July 29, 2001 to Marcus and Cindy Thomson
DEBORAH JANE THOMSON
Deborah Jane (Thomson/Chambers) George, Born June 13.1954 at Mcguire AFB Base Hospital in Wrightstown, New Jersey. Debbie is the Daughter of John Albert Thomson and Gwendolynne Mae (Hixson) Thomson. Married Bruce Chambers, November 27, 1977. They have 2 Children, Daughter Charity Ann Chambers, born July 8, 1978, At Simi, Calif. Charity lives in Simi Valley, CA. Son Joshua Samuel Chambers, born April 9,1981 in Simi, Calif. Debbie re-married to Richard George In Las Vegas, Nv. on December 19, 1992. Debbie, Rick and family live in Simi,Calif.
JOHN ALBERT THOMSON JR.
John "Jack" Albert Thomson Jr., Born January 4, 1956 at Mcguire AFB, Base Hospital, Wrightstown, NJ. The first Son of John Albert Thomson Sr. and Gwendolynne Mae (Hixson) Thomson. Married Lynda Sue (Meanor) Thomson, Born December 5, 1957, they Married on May 2,1976 at Reno Nevada. They have 3 children. Son Christopher Lee Thomson, Son Marcus Wayne Thomson, and Daughter Melanie Nichole Thomson. Jack and Linda divorced. Jack married Carol Renee On May 8th, 2004,in Calif. Jack & Carol are living in Suisun, California.
Jack Jr enlisted in the US Air Force upon graduation from Simi Valley, CA Royal High School, He was a Jet Mechanic, Crew Chief, Made many Tempory duty assignments to Saudi Arabia during Desert Storm, and other countries. His permanent overseas base was at Rhein Main AFB, Germany.
He spent several years as a Top Air Force Recruiter of Doctors, Nurses and school students. Jack Jr, Retired as a Master Sergeant of the U.S. Air force with 22 years service, and is now employed in the US Post Office.CHRISTOPHER LEE THOMSON/
left Picture April, Chris, and Grandmother Gwendolynne Mae Christensen, right Piture April, Chris, and Gwendolyn
Christopher Lee Thomson, born April 4 1977, at Travis AFB, Fairfield, Calif. The 1st Son of John Albert Thomson Jr. and Lynda Sue (Meanor) Thomson. Christopher married April Elizabeth Neal on 28 December 2002 in Sacramento, California. They have 4 children, daughter Hannah is 9 years old, Son Benjamin is 5 years old, daughter Claire born, October 23, 2003. Their new baby girl, Gwendolyn Maureen was born December 30, 2005. The family lives in Suisun, Calif.
After graduating from high school, Chris enlisted in the US Air Force, Taking his basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex, After completing Technical School, Base Security, Chris was assigned to Francis E Warren AFB Wyoming, Performing security duties. Chris was discharged during 1999.MARCUS THOMSON
Marcus Wayne Thomson born September 28, 1981 at Wesbaden, Germany. Marcus is the 2nd son of John Albert Thomson Jr. & Linda Sue (Meanor) Thomson. Marcus married Cynthia Ann (Matsche on 19th of February 2000, at Fairfield, California. Their Daughter Jenna Ann was born on July 29, 2001. They were divorced Oct 11, 2002.
MELANIE NICHOLE THOMSON
Melanie Nichole Thomson, Born March 21, 1983, daughter of John Albert Thomson Jr. and Lynda Sue (Meanor) Thomson, presently living in Alburn, Washington.
Malanie Granduated with HONORS from Thomas Jefferson High School, on June 17th 2001.Lots of good luck and happiness in your future. She plans to go to Community College, majoring in ScienceJAMES EDWARD THOMSON
James Edward Thomson. born May 1, 1957 at Wheelus AFB, Tripoli, Libya, North Africa. Jim is the second Son of John Albert Thomson Sr. and Gwendolynne Mae (Hixson/Thomson) Christensen. Jim is presently living in Eureka, Calif. James married Tammy Ann Fleming on April 16, 2009 at Eureka Redwood Christian Center in California. Tammy is the only daughter of Michael Fleming and Nancy (Schumacher/Fleming) Swinney. Tammy was born in Pomona CA, March 13, 1965.
STEVEN ALLEN THOMSON
Steven Allen Thomson, Born December 3. 1959 at Youngstown, Ohio. Steve is the third Son of John Albert Thomson Sr. and Gwendolynne Mae (Hixson/Thomson) Christensen. Steve Lives in Oxnard, Calif. with Virginia, They have 3 Children.
JENNIFER LYNN (THOMSON) TRIMMER
GRANDMA ARMIDA, ZACHARY, GRANPA JACK, & ZANE
Jennifer Lynn (Thomson) Trimmer, born August 5, 1973 At Northridge Calif. The Daughter of John Albert Thomson Sr. and Judith Grace (Myers) Thomson. Jenny married Wade Trimmer on September 10, 1994, in Calif. They have Three Sons, Zane Alan Trimmer, born November 3, 1999 at Santa Clarita, California. ZACHARY EVAN TRIMMER born at 10:15 am, May 15, 2002. He wieghed in at 6 pounds and 11 ounces, 20 inches. QUINN JONATHON TRIMMER born July 15, 2004 at 3:43PM at Henery Mayo Hospital, Valencia, Calif. Quinn was 7 lbs 5 ozs, 20 1/2 inches. The family are living in Oregon city, Oregon.
THOMSON FAMILY TREE
Each family has their own LIMB(page). You can jump direct to any tree limb(page),by clicking BELOW:
..Page 2.. DIRECT DECENDANTS Grandfather thru GGG Grandfater Thomson'sJump HERE
..Limb 3 ISABEL SLOANJump HERE
..Limb 4 JESSIE RAEJump HERE
..Limb 5 SANDY THOMSONJump HERE
..Limb 6 BILL THOMSONJump HERE
..Limb 7 ARTHUR THOMSONJump HERE
..Limb 8 BOB THOMSONJump HERE
..Limb 9 JACK THOMSONJump HERE
..Limb 10 WALTER THOMSONJump HERE
..Limb 11 LORRAINE DUNDASJump HERE
..Page 12 WELCOME TO CANADAClick HERE
list of MY SCOTTISH ANCESTORS links
THE THOMSON/WICHTERMAN FAMILY
VIMY RIDGE MEMORIAL
MY SCOTTISH ANCESTORS- Thomson Family Tree
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It was a fantastic feeling to be back at this year’s Dowerin Machinery Field Days, after last year’s event was cancelled due to the CoVID pandemic. The field days, held this year on August 25 and 26, are recognised as the largest of their kind in Western Australia, with over 25,000 people attending the show across the two days. This year’s field days were extra exciting with the winner of Farm Weekly’s subscriber giveaway competition being drawn on the second day of event on our site. AFGRI proudly supplied a John Deere HPX815E GatorTM utility vehicle as the prize for the competition. With more than 12,000 entries, the winner drawn was Jay Richardson of Kulin. AFGRI Equipment marketing and small ag manager Jacques Coetzee, who drew the winning ticket, said it was fantastic to be part of the competition again, with AFGRI having sponsored a ride-on mower previously. “The Farm Weekly readership is pretty much directly our customer base so it gives us great exposure to these readers,” Jacques said. “It was also very exciting to see the number of entries received, as well as how much attention it received at the field days. “With the draw on the Thursday, we had quite a few people stick around hoping that their name would be called as the lucky winner. “AFGRI would like to congratulate Jay on his prize win and we know he will have a great experience with his Gator.” AFGRI Equipment – Wongan Hills Brendan Barratt said it was great to have the field days back again this year. “The field days mean a lot to the local community and WA as a whole,” Brendan said. “It’s fantastic to have them back again and see the level of support they receive – I think this was the busiest I have seen the field days over the last five years so it’s very warming to see.” Our site had a wide range of equipment with some new releases including a Hagie self-propelled sprayer, a new model 9R tractor and an 8RX tractor receiving a lot of attention and enquiry. AFGRI look forward to attending the field days again next year.


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Real Talk: Once In Manhood Anti Bullying Rally At UCF
Have you ever been bullied? Bullying can have a major effect on our kids in the community as it did just weeks ago when we lost a precious 12-year-old girl, Rebecca Sedwick from Lakeland who committed suicide after being cyber bullied by former classmates. Although Rebecca changed schools to avoid the bullying, it continued via social media by more than a dozen girls.
On your community show Real Talk which airs every Sunday morning between 6am-7am I spoke to Ahmad Rashad from Once In Manhood about bullying and he spoke on how he was bullied as a kid as well. He also mentioned that he became somewhat of a bully because he thought it was the cool thing to do, after he mentioned that he grew up in Detroit. No matter where you’re from, a tough city like Detroit or a more suburban town like Lakeland, bullying is a major issue and now affects us via social media like Facebook and Twitter.
If you are being bullied please speak up and tell someone you trust….anyone!!!
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Jo Anne Embleton
Jacksonville Daily Progress
Council members, who met Tuesday at Bullard City Hall to address future water needs through a combination of increased I&S rates and commercial water rates, have set an Aug. 12 date to adopt the proposals.
Roughly since May, “we've been pumping an estimated 22 million gallons of water per month, and TCEQ (the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) has sent word down to Bullard that we need to be in planning stages for another water source, whether it be a well, running a line to a nearby city or using surface water,” said City Manager Larry Morgan.
Working with Government Capital to follow correct procedure in securing funds for the project, Morgan said the City of Bullard will be working with a bank that specializes in this type of funding for city governments.
“We're near the end of this process, and in the August meeting, we anticipate we'll have everything in place to go out for general obligation bonds at a debt rate,” allowing the city to see through the project through from property purchase to laying of water lines that connect to a larger, more central line, he said, adding that the city will drill a well at a location west of the city, where a driller has advised holds the best water.
During Tuesday's meeting, the council “agreed to raise the I&S account to a degree that would pay for future bond issues,” Morgan said.
Additionally, council members agreed that while residential water and sewer rates would remain unchanged, commercial water rates would be increased to help fund the project.
The city manager said until now, commercial water rates were the same as residential rates, something unusual, especially for a city the size of Bullard experiencing the kind of growth it has been.
“We were substantially behind the curve when it came to cities our size,” he said. “It would be one thing if we were stagnant, but we're looking at growth, so (increasing commerical water rates) is one way to do it, and it's a fair tax.”
The combination of raised commercial water and I&S rates means “we will not have to take money out of our general operation fund,” he explained.
Council members also approved a preliminary plat for Cherokee Village, located adjacent to and east of South Doctor M. Roper Pkwy, entered into an interlocal agreement with Smith County for boom axe service to clear a mile-long city street with a problem with trees overhanging the roadway and approved consent agenda items authorizing payment of various invoices and pay requests.