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NEW ORDER- Metadesign at the service of fashion industrie
That fashion industrie likes to hire some of the biggest talents in design is something that doesn't surprise anyone. The latest Bread and Butter add for 2008 summer Barcelona event is one of these meta-graphic-designs that works as an encapsulated code for experts. Pure exercise of pattern recognition. Layers and layers of meanings overlapping. It is also frustrating to see how even some of the new-wave codes are expose and work for the sake of consumption. "New Order: profile your business" makes explicit reference to the way how the legacy of NO and JD are used today. I've not seen Anton Corbijn's "Control" film yet. Something I should do. What it seems to be more annoying in the case of the add is the opportunistic choice of NO as an emblem or codeword for a whole "sign of the new times" with the gracefully design that it brings. It is know the way Peter Saville had to recycle the work of the avan-gardes in its early Factory days, NO first album being a good "homage" to italian Futurist artist Fortunato Depero (Italy, 1892-1960). There is in the current case a way of echoing this "looking back" to avant-garde aesthetics to link NO to a specific and meaningful graphic that might work hand by hand with the band concept. A Russian font and some Malevich-like read and black diagonals makes clear the references. It is also interesting to see the pencil marks (not visible in this image due its small size) showing the process of the making of both text and lines, since text itself is treated as a form. Or maybe it is just a fictionalisation of the handmade? Any case, as much as Joy Division has become without doubt a group of cult to the generation born in early eighties, just after Ian Curtis suicide, New Order seems to maintain a more distant, codified aesthetics that serves for a highly meta-design practice in our meta-referential societies.
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Preparing to write
Critics in the balcony. Here I'm with Bilal Khbeiz and Tirdad Zolghadr. The other two instructors of the workshop "Preparing to write". Contemporary Image Collective. Cairo. 15-23 June 2008.
The workshop revolved about the distinction between criticism and criticallity and about the before, during and after of the task of writing. Ah! the book on the table is "The fuction of criticism" by Terry Eagleton, a key-reading during or after the workshop.
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I wanted to try a bunch of new items, and pick up a few of my favorites, so I decided to give VitaCost a try. First I would like to say their shipping was extremely fast (if you place an order over $49 it will ship for free). I placed my order on Friday, and had my order delivered by Monday. Everything I received was well wrapped, and nothing was damaged.
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Thanks for posting this, was a good discussion on the differences between introverts and extroverts. It is hard for introverts to accept they are completely normal.


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Q: schema design - best practise for storing survey data Background:
I want to create a table for storing the questions and user answer in survey for research purpose.
The questions are multiple choices but only one answer can be selected.
The questions can be added or hided by users.
The questions are the same for every user.
Also, NO interviewer information is required to store because it is anonymous.
There is no absolute answer for the question because the choices are static for every question.
Table
Survey
-id(PKey)
-submittedDate

Question
-id(PKey)
-questionText

Answer
-id(PKey)
-answerText

Access Pattern
1.Find a survey with certain id with its questions and answers.
2.Calculate the distribution of the answer for certain questions, e.g. 50% people select answer a, 25% people select answer b for question 1.
Example
                                         1     2     3     4     5
1. How much water do you drink today                 ✓
2. How many apples do you eat today                        ✓

My question
I have a rough design of the table and some fields, but I want to get some insight of how to relating these tables, and how should I design the schema using these 3 tables.
Update
Seems the Survey Table has been misunderstood.
Here is more concrete example.
Survey id 123
                                                 1     2     3     4     5
1. How much water do you drink today(questionId 1)                 ✓
2. How many apples do you eat today(questionId 2)                  ✓

Survey id 124
                                                 1     2     3     4     5
1. How much water do you drink today(questionId 1)                 ✓
2. How many oranges do you eat today(questionId 3)      ✓

questionId 1 belongs to Survey id 123 and 124.
Survey id 123 have questionId 1 and 2.
So it is N-to-M relationship?

A: CREATE TABLE Surveys (
    sid ... AUTO_INCREMENT,
    other info about the survey (date, who took it, etc)
    PRIMARY KEY(sid),
    maybe other indexes
) ENGINE=InnoDB;

CREATE TABLE S_Q (
    -- no AUTO_INCREMENT needed
    sid ...,  -- not AUTO_INCREMENT
    qid ...,  -- not AUTO_INCREMENT
    answer VARCHAR(...),       -- the actual answer (no need to normalization)
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) ENGINE=InnoDB;

CREATE TABLE Questions (
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    question_text  TEXT,
    PRIMARY KEY(qid)
) ENGINE=InnoDB;

// This table may be unnecessary:
CREATE TABLE Answers (
    -- no AUTO_INCREMENT needed
    qid ...,
    answer VARCHAR(...),
    answer_description  TEXT,
    PRIMARY KEY(qid, answer)
) ENGINE=InnoDB;

(All columns should probably be NOT NULL.)
answer is the actual answer.  It is short enough and self-descriptive enough not to need a lookup via an id.

A: you need to add to FKs on the question table which Survey it belongs to and on the Answer table for which Question this answer.
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*submittedDate

Question

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Anyone here like "Talking Heads" ?
Good tune. Thanks, Ice man.
"Talking Bottoms. "You mean the fart band? Thanks, Dough.
Does anyone here like metallica?
Does anyone here like pickled herring?
Does anyone here like Linkin Park?
What is Equity Multiplier? Ratio and Which Is Beneficial? Anyone here can help me out..??
Have you ever met anyone, who after first talking with them it felt like you had known them forever?
Does anyone else like the band Supertramp?
I'm not talking about cloning here, but would you honestly want a son or daughter that acted exactly like you did growing up?


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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to give State of the State address Tuesday: How to watch his speech live
Ohio State men's basketball falls to Illinois 69-60 for 6th loss in 7 games
The Buckeyes struggled again offensively and now find themselves tied for 12th in the Big Ten standings.
Published: 10:34 PM EST January 24, 2023
Updated: 10:34 PM EST January 24, 2023
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Terrence Shannon Jr. scored 12 of his 17 points in the first half, Jayden Epps added 14 points in his second career start and Illinois beat Ohio State 69-60 on Tuesday night.
Illinois scored six straight points, spanning halftime, to build a 38-26 lead early in the second half. Ohio State scored the next five points before Epps opened and closed a 10-0 run with 3-pointers to extend it to 48-31. The Buckeyes wouldn't get closer than eight points the rest of the way.
RELATED: More OSU coverage from WKYC
Matthew Mayer had 12 points and eight rebounds and Coleman Hawkins added 11 points, nine rebounds, six assists and three blocks for Illinois (14-6, 5-4 Big Ten), which has won five of its last six games. Shannon made all nine of his free-throw attempts, grabbed seven rebounds and dished out three assists.
Illinois ranks third in the country in blocked shots at 6.1 per game and finished with six against Ohio State. Illinois shot 41% despite making just 5 of 28 from 3-point range and Ohio State was 22 of 60 (37%). The Illini outrebounded Ohio State 44-30 and had a 16-1 advantage in fast-break points.
Brice Sensabaugh scored 14 points and Justice Sueing added 13 for Ohio State (11-9, 3-6). Sensabaugh was coming off a season-high 27 points in a win over Iowa on Saturday before being named the conference's freshman of the week for a fourth time this season. Sensabaugh has led the Buckeyes in scoring in 11 consecutive games.
Both teams play again on Saturday. Illinois travels north to face Wisconsin and Ohio State continues its road trip against Indiana.
More AP college basketball
Julius Randle has 36, 8 3s as New York Knicks stop Donovan Mitchell, Cleveland Cavaliers 105-103
Caitlin Clark, No. 10 Iowa hand No. 2 Ohio State 1st loss of season
Report: Bronny James to choose between Ohio State, Oregon and USC after senior season


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The Ultimate Guide to Crafting an Impressive Cover Letter in 2023: Tips & Strategies for Standing Out
Learn to create a cover letter for a resume in 2023 that will help you stand out to employers and increase your chances of getting hired.
The Ultimate Guide to Crafting an Impressive Cover Letter in 2023: Tips & Strategies for Standing OutAlberto García Carro2023-01-25T13:00:38-05:00
Cover Letter Template for a Resume
Using a cover letter template for a resume can be helpful as long as it is customized to match your qualifications and skills.
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How to Write the Experience on the Resume?
The experience of a resume is the best way for demonstrating a track record of success through diverse professional experiences.
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The building of our community is the only way to establish a real presence in our society.
Have you ever wondered why we are the only racial group that marches? How come the Jews don't march, or the Asians, or the Whites? The answer is really simple, they don't have to. Marching is a way to ASK for something to change. These other communities, pool their resources together, and MAKE that change happen. Since wealth is power, they use that power to make the change.
We need to develop our community, and pass our money through our community. Create businesses in our communities, hire our workers, police ourselves, create banks and credit unions that we own, hotels, restaurants, etc. If we do this marching won't be necessary. We won't be in a position to have to ask for anything.
It's a simple human truth. We generally, hire, care for, loan to, sympathize with the people we can most easily relate to. It's easier to relate to someone who looks like we do. We will continue to have problems as long as other races police us, other races have the jobs we need, other races have the money we need to borrow, etc.
Our plan to build our community.
The Most Important Video We Will Ever See.


Looks like a money market fund (the capital will fluctuate a little) with bond-like management fee (compare Vanguard Bond ETFs). Extra short term bond fund? My HISA (no capital fluctuation!) pays 2%!!!
You can get much better cash returns than 1.25%.
For example, Canadian Direct Financial (division of Canadian Western Bank) pays 3% on TFSA deposits and there are no fees of any kind. The only drawback there is that some investors may already have used all their TFSA contribution room. I currently use Canadian Direct Financial's TFSA for part of my TFSA investment and have been quite happy with them thus far.
Other options are the People's Trust, based in Vancouver, which pays 2.1% on savings accounts. People's Trust also offers 3% on TFSA accounts. If memory serves, Canadian Tire financial also pays around 2% on savings accounts.
One last note regarding fixed income is a ETF that Claymore offers. I have their CLF ETF (Claymore 1-5 Yr Laddered Government Bond ETF) which currently has a yield over 4% and a management fee of 0.17%.
@Jerry: That's my reading as well. The trouble is since this is an ETF, one has to pay trading commissions to buy and sell. That makes the ETF unsuitable for parking cash for most people.
@Tom: I agree you can do better in terms of yield alone. But if you want to park cash in a discount brokerage account, I do not think you can much better. I suppose you can use an online savings account for taxable accounts provided you are willing to wait a few business days for the transfer to go through. But this is impractical for registered accounts.
Also, note that CLF cash distribution is not the same as its yield. The cash yield may be over 4% but the yield-to-maturity is only 1.45%. In other words, if interest rates stay the same, you can expect CLF to post capital losses because its cash yield is higher than its yield-to-maturity. It's kind of like buying a $100 bond maturing in a year that pays 4% when the current yield is 2%. The bond won't be selling for $100, it will be higher, say $102. If you hold it to maturity, you'll collect a interest of $4 but you'll lose $2 when the bond matures.
Sorry if this is considered double post. I just wrote a comment in the "parking cash in your portfolio" comment section regarding this. Questrade charges mutual fund purchases, 10$ per trade, on the HISAs. Plus, I can't seem to find them in theur mutual funds lookup tool.
In that case, for Questrade clients, would the XFR make sense for parking cash? 50% less trading comission and available online as opposed to the HISAs.


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Bike-mad Prodigy frontman Keith Flint races in the Sorrymate.com Junior 1000 Endurance championship with Hottrax. Teaming up with Ben Neeves (brother of Senior Road Tester, Michael) they run under the banner of Team Traction Control.
In their first year of racing, they've already scored a win, at the penultimate round at Oulton Park.
In this video, Team Traction Control head to final round of the championship at Snetterton.


An optional raccoon fur trimmed hooded front layer takes this Wilda Leather bomber jacket through the seasons with style. Simply remove when the weather warms up for personalized climate control. Wear it with jeans to keep the look laid back and comfortable. All of our Wilda Leather jackets have an ageless attitude and a slim, modern fit.


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Teamrat Afewerki Ghezzehei is an American earth scientist and the Associate Professor of Environmental Soil Physics at the University of California, Merced. He specialises in soil physics, agroecology and environmental stewardship.

Early life and education
Ghezzehei was born in Eritrea. He attended the University of Asmara, where he earned an undergraduate degree in 1995. His senior thesis considered the use of prickly pears as compost to reclaim degraded soil. Ghezzhei was a graduate student at Utah State University, where he studied the micromechanics of soil aggregates. As a graduate student Ghezzehei got interested in nature photography, and he spent his spare time in the National Parks of Wyoming. After earning his doctoral degree, Ghezzehei joined the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory as a postdoctoral fellow.

Research and career

Ghezzehei was eventually promoted to Affiliate scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. His early training involved the physics of fluid flow, and it wasn't until later in his career that he started applying this understanding to biology. He was appointed to the faculty at the University of California, Merced in 2009, where he established the Soil Physics Laboratory. Ghezzehei has applied his understanding of fluid flow to better conserve agriculture, including the NRI Projects in Five Points, California. He has been supported by the California Department of Water Resources to better understand the water retention, hydraulic conductivity and aggregate stability of the site. In particular, Ghezzehei looked to understand the impact of winter cover crops on soil water depletion and carbon capture.

Ghezzehei works in California, a region well known for its dangerous wildfires. Whilst it had long been assumed that prescribed burns and low-severity wildfires were not dangerous to the soil below, Ghezzehei showed that they can weaken the soil structures. Soil comprises mineral particles bound by organic matter and other components to form aggregates. In severe fires, the organic materials burn, but the same is now true in low-severity fires. Ghezzehei has shown that fire increases the pressure within the aggregates due to the vaporisation of water; weakening the aggregates and overall soil structure. The damage was worse if the soil was more wet. He went on to study the stability of these soil aggregates, performing simulated burn experiments and monitoring the amount of organic carbon released to the atmosphere in the form of carbon dioxide. His lab use various analytical techniques, including confocal laser microscopy.

In 2019, Ghezzehei was made Chair of the Life & Environmental Sciences Department at the University of California, Merced. He specialises in soil physics and environmental science. At UC Merced, Ghezzehei worked with Berhe to investigate the production of biochar and how it can be used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Ghezzehei and Berhe designed mobile biochar units, which convert biomass from agriculture and forestry to biochar.

Select publications

Personal life
Ghezzehei is married to Asmeret Asefaw Berhe, who he met in Eritrea. He has continued to take photographs of nature.

References

Living people
Year of birth missing (living people)
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This study will look at outcomes between Endobronchial Coil Treatment and Control groups in patients with severe heterogeneous and or homogeneous emphysema.
Post bronchodilator Total Lung Capacity (TLC) >100% pred.
Receiving optimal drug therapy and medical management according to clinical practice.
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Percent Low Attenuation Area (%LAA) < 20% in the most damaged lobe of either lung.
Previous Lung Volume Reduction (LVR) surgery, lung transplantation, lobectomy, LVR devices or other device to treat COPD in either lung.
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← Election Predictions–or not– from Jack and Bob!
We don't know where Bob Carson is, but since he is a fictional character from Spin Doctor, let's assume, since it is August and he lives in Washington, he is at the beach and specifically, at a bar. Yes, I know it is rather early.
For God's sake, get M.C. to pull down the VP poll. It's Ryan. There's a story in TheHill.com that he is going camping with his family starting next Sunday. Duh. I see through that story like a pane of glass. If you are going to be a surprise VP pick, you have to disappear from your friends, family and staff. And we know the unlikelihood, although an amusing idea, that the press corps will follow Ryan and his family into the forest.
So fix the damn poll before we are all embarrassed.
I never listen to fictional characters, however, it does seem like the VP poll may be a bit dated. You can still vote in it. I will spare you the suspense: Rubio won by a huge margin. Here is a new poll to narrow things down a bit. Do you agree with Bob. or do you think Romney has someone else in mind?


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 the Bakersfield Municipal Airport FAA LID
 Lactobacillus sakei L45, a strain of the bacterium Lactobacillus sakei


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How short will the Real Housewife of Beverly Hills go?
It's official, folks: Kyle Richards has caught a serious case of scissor fever, and we're so not mad at it.
Less than a week ago (after some serious Instagram digging), we learned that Kyle had in fact decided to chop her trademark mane after rocking a faux lob on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Now, it appears that the Cali beauty has made a few more snips to her long lob.
On Thursday morning, Kyle's hairstylist, Julius Michael, shared a pic of the Real Housewife's latest transformation on Instagram. In addition to sharing a look at her new haircut, the image also revealed a look at Kyle's stunning bronze glam for the day, created by makeup artist Priscilla DiStasio. In the post, Michael shared that he removed an "extra inch or two" from Kyle's hair, taking her previously long lob from chest-length to shoulder-length.
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And here is her new shorter version.
Kyle isn't the only one who has taken a liking to her short hair. Fans are also loving the actress' fresh appearance. "OMGGGGGGGGGG what an amazing beautiful difference," wrote one commenter.
This leaves us wondering: just how short will Kyle go? Could we expect a full Kristen Doute chin-grazing bob next? Or perhaps a Kristen Bell-inspired asymmetrical cut? Something tells us we'll soon find out.


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The Woolly Mammoth-Sized Eruption Poll – One Year On
Beardy Gaz / 16/10/2019
It's been one year, yes one whole year of DNA damage and telomere shortening, since the last poll and we're all still waiting to see who's going to go first. We've seen activity increase in some areas and decline in others. Will that have swayed your opinion or will you stick to your previous vote (if you can remember)?
Try to base your vote on information from official sources, trained experts in the field and your own personal knowledge and discussions on VC.
I know there's a lot, but in addition to the major central volcanoes, I also wanted to include the 'little' volcanic features or large shield volcanoes that are often discussed in this blog. This was originally one big long list with only one vote, but we decided to split it and add three votes to the second poll to give a better gauge of public opinion.
For more information on the majority of the candidates, please refer to the Woolly Mammoth guides from Carl:
An older version with more of the candidates listed:
www.volcanocafe.org/the-woolly-mammoth-guide-to-icelandic-volcanism
Updated version that covers the Reykjanes Ridge and Eldey-Geirfuglasker Volcanic Belt:
www.volcanocafe.org/the-woolly-mammoth-guide-to-icelandic-volcanism-2018-chapter-1
A Woolly Mammoth-sized map of Iceland with (I think) all the candidates can be found here:
Click for a mammoth-sized version. This is an optimised ~2 MB JPEG image, the full uncompressed version is currently parked on the Moon to free up space. Map by Beardy Gaz.
If you're still not sure about some of the candidates, you should be able to find more information by searching the blog using the search widget in the right-hand column.
Please vote only once on the first poll with the ten main offenders, you can vote three times in the second poll. You can view the results at any time using the link below the voting button. The poll will close on Friday evening (or Saturday if I've been out all day on Friday with the kids and my mind and body are swimming in ale by the evening) and the final winner will be announced then, along with the runner-up and black-swan awards. Hilarious new headlines in the tabloids will be available on Saturday morning in paper-form for you to use during your morning 'visit'.
Note: The following are to include the central volcano and associated fissure swarm and volcanic features unless otherwise stated.
Out of the main central volcanoes, who's going to erupt next?
Grímsvötn (not including Thordarhyrna or Háabunga) (51%, 87 Votes)
Hekla (27%, 47 Votes)
Katla (9%, 16 Votes)
Öræfajökull (6%, 10 Votes)
Askja (3%, 5 Votes)
Bárðarbunga (not including Hamarinn) (2%, 3 Votes)
Torfajökull (1%, 2 Votes)
Þórðarhyrna (Thordarhyrna) (1%, 1 Votes)
Vestmannaeyjar (Surtsey, et al) (1%, 1 Votes)
Eyjafjallajökull (0%, 0 Votes)
Who else might erupt next? (Pick three)
Herðubreið (14%, 52 Votes)
Greip (unknownabunga) (12%, 43 Votes)
Hamarinn (11%, 41 Votes)
Deadzone (of unknown origin) (8%, 30 Votes)
Reykjanes and Svartsengi (7%, 24 Votes)
Krafla (6%, 20 Votes)
Goðabunga (4%, 14 Votes)
Vatnafjöll (4%, 13 Votes)
Kistufell (3%, 10 Votes)
Kverkfjöll (3%, 10 Votes)
Hengill (3%, 10 Votes)
Loki-Fögrufjöll (3%, 9 Votes)
Beerenberg (3%, 9 Votes)
Tungnafellsjökull-Vonarskarð (3%, 9 Votes)
Eldey and Geirfuglasker (2%, 8 Votes)
Upptyppingar (2%, 8 Votes)
Þeistareykir (Theistareykir, inc. Theistareykjabunga) (2%, 6 Votes)
Háabunga (2%, 6 Votes)
Trölladyngja (1%, 5 Votes)
Grímsnes (1%, 5 Votes)
Nafir-Skjálfandadjúp (1%, 5 Votes)
Langjökull (1%, 4 Votes)
Krýsuvík-Trölladyngja (1%, 4 Votes)
Tindfjallajökull (1%, 3 Votes)
Esjufjöll (1%, 2 Votes)
Eldey (1%, 2 Votes)
Ok (1%, 2 Votes)
Fremrinámar (0%, 1 Votes)
Skjaldbreiður (0%, 1 Votes)
Eldeyjarbodi (0%, 1 Votes)
Snæfell (0%, 1 Votes)
Ljósufjöll (0%, 1 Votes)
Snæfellsjökull (0%, 1 Votes)
Hofsjökull-Kerlingarfjöll (0%, 0 Votes)
Heiðarsporðar (0%, 0 Votes)
Hrómundartindur (0%, 0 Votes)
Skerjadjúp (0%, 0 Votes)
Brennisteinsfjöll (0%, 0 Votes)
Prestahnúkur (0%, 0 Votes)
Helgrindur (0%, 0 Votes)
So, here is the result of the VC Volcano Festival. First the result of the 2018 elections, followed by the 2019 one, for the two groups separately
The voting order
of the usual suspects
1. Öræfajökull (39%)
2. Hekla (30%)
3. Katla (14%)
4. Grímsvötn (not including Thordarhyrna or Háabunga) (10%)
5. Bárðarbunga (not including Hamarinn) (3%)
6. Askja (2%)
3. Katla (9%)
4. Öræfajökull (6%)
Of the also-rans
1. Reykjanes and Svartsengi (13%)
2. Herðubreið (12%)
3. Goðabunga (9%)
4. Hamarinn (6%)
5. Vatnafjöll (5%)
6. Deadzone (of unknown origin) (5%)
7. Krafla (5%)
2. Greip (unknownabunga) (12%)
3. Hamarinn (11%)
5. Reykjanes and Svartsengi (7%)
Of the major volcanoes, Grímsvötn has leaped into the front, while Öræfajökull has badly faded. Hekla remains in a strong second place. Bardarbunga and Krafla might as well withdraw from the competition.
Of the minor ones, the performance of Greip is most notable, from out of contention to a strong second place, not bad for a volcano that may be going for its first eruption (or show itself to be the hidden vent, once the icecap melts).
16/10/2019 in Iceland, Volcano. Tags: Eruption, Iceland, Volcano
What if Katla erupted?
Askja, 1875
Making a shield volcano
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54 thoughts on "The Woolly Mammoth-Sized Eruption Poll – One Year On"
mjf says:
Well I doubt it will be Heidarspordar (or, as I like to call it: HideASpider) 😀
Why are the 1st 10 not listed in the 2nd list? That would have made sense, wouldn't it?
By the way, I voted Grimsvotn.
Wowbagger says:
I second this. Thought of Grims in the 1st poll, but then Herdubreid, Torfajökull and Hekla.
Also would love to see a continuation of the new guide, which was supposed to go further North I guess
Yes, I was just looking at this. It's rigged! Rigged I say! I was going to vote Grimsvotn in my second lot. Perhaps a moderator can rise from the deeps and put me a plug for 2nd vote Grimsvotn, before it blows its plug.
Beardy Gaz says:
I can be bought for a few ales and a mixed grill…
No, this was deliberate rigging. Otherwise the lesser known volcanoes would get insufficient votes for a ranking!
Ethereal Swordsman says:
I voted Grimsvotn, but, though it's not high up, hekla and Katla wouldn't surprise me.
Tallis Rockwell says:
I am a Katla person but Grimsvotn is likely next
Lurking says:
It's no secret that I am a fan of the dead zone. My logic is that it's been a few hundred years since that area has had its strain released. …yet it still shows little seismic noise.
It had a lot of quakes during Laki!
Very true. Based on my estimates using accounts of the time, I'm thinking a series of Mag 5.0+.
Ulwur says:
Is the dead zone capable of quakes that big? I thought it was too gooey for quakes…?
cbus05 says:
I've read all the interpretations here of this. I think the reason is pretty simple, the dead zone is not a volcano in itself, and does not have an active magmatic system. So from this alone, there is very little reason to expect that there would be ongoing seismic activity as we see under Vatnajokull.
The other important distinction is that while the dead zone is a tectonically active zone, it is a spreading zone. Smaller earthquakes occur in other tectonic areas of Iceland because the rock is literally grinding past in a strike-slip fault of some sort. Spreading zones do not tend to be very noisy from a tectonic perspective unless you get a sinking block, where the "noise" is from the block sinking down. The dead's spreading actually causes lower tension, which if anything, would be a prime reason as to why it's normally so quiet.
This obviously changes during the rifting episodes, but this is likely a result of magmatic intrusion down the rift line. We can debate all we want about the dynamics of this, but the odds are fairly likely that this behaves pretty similar to what we saw during the Holuhraun eruption, just on a larger scale.
DustDevil says:
The 2005 Manda Hararo intrusion in Afar included about 20 earthquakes of M 5-5.5. The dike had a volume of 2 km³ which I imagine is less than Laki, so probably there was more energy released in earthquakes during the intrusion back in 1783. Plus if remember right a ~7.5 took place in the SISZ in 1784 probably related to Laki.
It is listed as M7-7.1, similar to the 1912 quake. Of course the SISZ is not the same zone as the 'dead zone', and it does have frequent quakes.
Right, I'm not implying there are no earthquakes in the dead zone during eruptive phases (or pre-eruptive phases). Just trying to state that there isn't some particularly special reason as to why it's normally very quiet and aseismic.
The dead zone itself is just a relatively aseismic region where the distal central volcanoes tend to push their eruptions out into.
In the heat models I ran, there is still a LOT of rock still in the plastic phase down there.
@Lurking, how are your heat models defined?
kadog says:
I'm always a fan of brand new baby volcanoes popping up (like Paracutin (spelling?) in Mexico), so the Dead Zone or Greip popping out a new one would be great!
For all. Despite the common name of "Laki" for the 1783 event, Laki itself did not erupt. It just happened to be a previous volcano sitting on the fissure line. The 1783 event drifted right up to Laki, then continued on the other side.
A pre-existing weld, so to speak?
If a new rifting event in the dead zone were to happen now, we'd end up with a very good view to what the precursors to such an eruption would be. The last time it happened in that area there was not much instrumentation around, so it would be interesting to see how similar it would be to Holuhraun in its development and progress.
GeoLurking says:
The interesting bit about Holuhraun is that it was a close match to a theory discussed on this board several years ago.
uppermerseytas says:
Grímsvötn for me. Can't see anything else predictable winning that race at this point. As for the second poll, Loki-Fögrufjöll/Hamarinn or Vatnafjöll is my guess for a less predictable 'major' eruption.
Edward Lane says:
I went for Thordahyrna – on the basis that the Grimsvotn activity might take a sudden turn ( a bit like Bob and the restingolitas) – and as I recall Thordahyrna and Grimsvotn are linked in some way
Jesper Sandberg says:
I voted Grimsvötn
Thats where the Iceland Hotspot is
And almost all historical Iceland eruptions have come from Vatnajökull arera.
Neil Law says:
Grimsvotn for me from list 1. It seems to be getting gradually more and more noisy.
Herdubreid and Mount "Dare-not-name-it" from list 2, because I'm hedging my bets as to where magma might break through. And Godabunga, because.. because I can't remember why 🙂
Cryptodome.
Bogoslof bubbles : https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-019-0461-0
Pågår detta nu?
Ska Bogoslof Island blien nice stratovulkan som exempel Augustine så får den sätta fart med konstruktion av vulkaniskt material.
… interesting, so "fart" means speed. I guess that makes a lot of sense if it has a frequency component indicating fluid movement.
Forgot to quote the synopsis: "We model the low-frequency signals as overpressurized gas bubbles that grow near the water–air interface, which require bubble radii of 50–220 m. Bubbles of this size and larger have been described in explosive subaqueous eruptions for more than a century, but we present a unique geophysical record of this phenomenon.
slabdyno says:
When I lived in Norway as a teenager expat, my siblings and friends always laughed driving around Stavanger and seeing the "Farts Dempere" speed bump signs.
Irpsit says:
I voted Grimsvotn.
And Hamarinn, Loki-Fogrufjoll and Eldey and Geirfuglasker (near Reykjanes)
Other than these my next likely culprits are Hekla, Askja and Oraefajokull.
Beardy Gaz: your map is absolutely stunning!
It is the most complete map of Icelandic volcanoes that I have ever seen.
And for me to say this (as I am very aware of the Icelandic map), it's a great compliment for you!
It is 95 to 99% complete.
There are a few potentially (but unconfirmed) Holocene eruptions in the SISZ, minor mountains that might have had an eruption in the early Holocene or late Pleistocene, which still could be technically active/dormant and not extinct yet.
In addition, there are a few features not marked in the southern region of the Langjokull volcanic swarm, and especially the volcanic complex near Geysir, which may even be a separate volcanic feature by itself.
But other than this, your detail in the Reykjanes peninsula, on the dead zone, and under Vatnajokull, is absolutely brilliant!
Lurky mclurkface says:
It's fab! But is the eastern part missing? There's a vertical line / cut off at the eastern edge.
Irpsit comment is seconded. This map is well worth while seeing at full resolution
BillG says:
I wonder how many would have picked NONE? I'd say that even though Bard is my favorite. And does offshore count?
https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/91844/icelands-caldera-of-hot-springs
An Icelandic delight!
Satellite image of Torfajokull, showing the giant caldera.
Outside of near Landmannalaugar, the ridges of the dead zone and Veidivotn continue to Vatnajokull and to the opposite side, they dissect Torfajokull and continue on the other side.
When dead zone erupts, it can reach all the way to Torfajokull.
Question about the formation of Torfas old caldera
Is that an explosive caldera or effusive one?
That old event that formed it must have been extremely large!
cabrageo says:
I followed the link, I think the answer is there.
"Torfajökull is notable among Iceland's volcanoes for discharging relatively rare rhyolitic lava, which is rich in silica."
That would seem to indicate a volcano shattering Kaboom.
Coud be Icelands largest holocene event with that caldera size?
Torfa was a good VEI 6 when it formed its caldera ?
But Sakursunarvatn tephras from Grimsvötn coud been much larger
The caldera is 12×18 km, by comparison to other calderas aroumd tje world that should have been a mid-sized VEI 7 if formed explosively.
But if I have to guess I think it didn't go that way. You mainly have 2 ways of collapsing a caldera, a big blast or a big dike (with associated effusive eruption or not), but there is actually a combined mode which I only know one example of, Askja 1875.
Torfajokull may have collapsed this way, meaning that the bulk of the collapse is due to magma intruding laterally through the rift (the Dead Zone) and smaller amount of felsic magma from the shallower magma chamber the erupts upwards as the system collapses. But this is just a guess.
In 1477 Bardarbunga sent a large basaltic dyke intrusion south towards Torfajökull where it cut into Torfajökull.
The intrusion vent into an old chamber of gas poor stale Ryholite magma pushing out that and producing the ryholite flows at Landmannalaugar.
Two magmas of very diffrent viscosities and temperatures met and mixed.
Since this happened, maybe Grimsvötn and Bardarbunga or Katla and Eyfjallajökull sometimes intrude each other and maybe share magma chambers or dykes at deep depths?
…so basically it's what Katla would look like without the ice… Katla is a prolific high silica eruptor.
SILK-A1 Average silica 68.76%
Data derived from: Wastegard, S. (2002) Early to middle Holocene silicic tephra horizons from the Katla volcanic system, Iceland: new results from the Faroe Islands. Journal of Quaternary Science 17, 723-730.
Accessed via https://www.tephrabase.org/
As for the age…
Grain characteristics of silicic Katla tephra layers indicate a fairly stable eruption environment between 2800 and 8100 years ago, Thorsteinsdottir, Larsen and Gudmundsdóttir; (Jokull 66:69-82 · January 2016)
And if you look into the various Katla tephras, you'll see why I equated Katla to a regularly scheduled bus line in comparison to Eyjafjallajökull back when the Eyjaf-Katla connection theory was bouncing around the forum. To reiterate (aka; "beat a dead horse"), there appears to be a connection because Katla is almost always within a few years or had just finished erupting when Eyjafjallajökull goes off. In fact, the statistical oddity is that Katla hasn't gone off yet and doesn't really seem to be highly motivated to do so. In the world of Katla, that is more of a Black Swan as far as volcanoes go.
Of course, Katla being Katla, it could just pop in the next hour or so, that would be well within normal behavior for her. She is renowned for being unpredictable, and vicious. Warning, anthropomorphism; She gets that trait from her brothers over under Vatnajökull. (and her cousin, Hekla, is even more unpredictable, though IMO is making their best effort) Rumor has it that the successful Hekla 2000 prediction was due to a rather fortunate cup of coffee. Glance over at the strain gauge readout… F#@$@$!!!.
Dunno if it's true or not, but that would be a strong motivation to automate the systems as much as possible and then go back to verify what the automatic systems state. Pretty much what we see every day as we watch the IMO quake lists.
Unlike most government entities, IMO learns and takes corrective action. That is why they are generally considered to be top rate as far as geophysical agencies go. Others follow their example and are also top of their game, but others can't care less and downplay any activity that occurs within their realm of responsibility. That's how you get lame arsed bureaucrats suggesting amateur photography contests of an erupting submarine cone in water that is running about pH 5.0 near the vent. At least in Hawaii, people were told to stay away from the hazard. Thank you USCG! 🙂 "Semper paratus" indeed. {I'm a "Blue Water" guy, but really appreciate your readiness}
OT: True story. Two of my childhood freinds joined the military after I did. One went USCG, the other went USAF. The USAF guy was specialized in telephone systems. We met up a couple of years later, and it took me (USN) and the USCG guy all night long to convince the USAF guy that yes, you could indeed have a sound-powered telephone circuit with no batteries. In fact, the T&D line on two ships performing underway replenishment is a sound-powered circuit. Loose power? Still talking. Probably quite excitedly, but you can still communicate what is going on to the other ship. (I've only seen that happen once when we were hooked up with another nations replenishment ship. Not stating the country, because that can happen to anyone. It snatched the fitting for the high line right off the bulkhead when they went "cold and dark") They retrieved the rig and we shifted to the station on the other side of the ship and got our fuel. No, no excess water in the line that I know of, but a boiler doesn't really care. (a benefit of a boiler over a gas turbine) As long as it makes fire, the boiler is happy with it. On another ship I was stationed on, we even used former aviation fuel in the boiler because some twit had fouled one of our cargo tanks and it was no longer fit for aviation usage. It got rid of it and we didn't have to haul it back for disposal. {Aviation fuel is not very different chemically from deisel fuel marine. Aviation fuel has a higher certified purity} → Water in the fuel is prone to causing icing problems in the fuel system at altitude. If your bopping along at several hundred knots way up in the sky, the last thing you want is for your fuel lines to suddenly have blockage from ice.
OT from my OT… Opinion: I think the water issue was the main hurdle that had to be overcome for getting a usable bio-fuel into jet service. The methanol/ethanol used to make biofuel is an alcohol, and like all alcohols, is hydrophilic. (loves water, will pull it right out of the air in the tank to get it)
Caveat: I'm not a chemist. I don't know how hydrophilic the alcohols used in transesterification are after the process. I do know that virtually any alcohol blend gasoline (not biodiesel) will trash a small engine in short order unless it is specifically made to use it.
And that is not counting the 95.98% heat energy per unit volume of E10 compared to regular gasoline. On the plus side, E10 does eliminate the need for tetraethyllead (TEL). (note, TEL is used to slow down the flame propagation in an engine cylinder to reduce knock. High octane fuel burns slower than low octane fuel. Alcohol/water injection can achieve similar results.) A benefit of TEL was that it lubricated engine valves and kept them from impact welding fragments of the valve on the valve seats. Re-engineering the engine block and valve materials reduced/eliminated that problem in modern engines… so the engine wear argument against ethanol blended fuel is moot. (For vehicles) It is even possible that TEL gasoline (leaded fuel) may be harmful for modern engines due to increased fouling of the valve seats.
4EDouglas says:
Tolkienesqe, if I must say.
Craig Heden says:
Katla and Griep are my votes.
In other news, the recent Ridgecrest earthquakes (Calif.) have apparently starting unlocking the Garlock fault which runs over 180 miles mostly W_E across much of SCent California. The southern tip of the Ridgecrest quake(s) terminated just a few miles north of the Garlock……and now a creeping segment (close to an inch of movement measured so far), surface bulging, and a couple of earthquake swarms (highly localized) have been detected both on the ground and via satellite at various locales along the Garlock, which has not seen activity of any kind for at least 500yrs., and most likely longer than that.
Should the Garlock release it's stored energy in a single event, it could generate a major quake in the 8.0 Mw range….and given it's proximity to major population centers, the potential for a catastrophic event exists.
Shortly after the complex series of Ridgecrest event(s), stress transfer/shadowing models were indicating an increase in stress on sections of the Garlock would result, and it now appears that hard data is now confirming that indeed the Garlock is coming to life.
Now, whether the fault let's loose in a large single event, or in a series of smaller segmented events is totally unknown….including nothing of consequence should the Garlock remain locked.
Here's a couple of authoritative articles to ponder.
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=7520
https://science.sciencemag.org/content/366/6463/346.full
upptypingar not on the list ?
Blast! Too late…
Torfajökull
Herdubreid
Tungnafelljökull
Hengill
🐲🌬😷
Who won?
The results are available in the post above. There are some remarkable changes compared to last year.
And interesting: if I draw lines between volcanic centers, there is one line that runs from Grimvotn to Katla, one fline rom Bardarbunga to Eldfell, and one line from Tungnafellssjokull to Hekla. The highest scoring volcanoes are on the first and third line, with the middle one not doing as well.
New post is up! What would it be be like to stand on top of Mars' supervolcanoes? Continuing the Olympus Mons story.
https://www.volcanocafe.org/the-arsia-mons-expedition/
Carl on The Hunga Tonga explosion
Zach Trent on The Hunga Tonga explosion


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Meet Marie, Alli and their year round team!
Why I Work at Camp Foley: Camp is magical! I feel so fortunate to be able to use my creativity and energy as a youth advocate to provide a camp experience that makes a difference in the life of a child! Each summer camp day, I am surrounded by enthusiastic, adventuresome and talented campers. I am greeted by smiles and laughter in the morning, and when the stars shine over camp, I feel gratitude for the campers and all of their experiences of the day. I work at camp because of the campers! I want each camper to leave having an ultimate Foley experience.
Marie is a second generation camp director and has been the Director at Foley since 1985 – taking over after her Father and Mother passed away. Marie graduated from St. Kate's in St. Paul, MN with a degree in Elementary Education. After teaching for a few years and starting a family, she began working fulltime at Foley. Growing up as a camp kid, Marie has served as a Program Director, Marina Director and Assistant Director. Marie has four children, all of whom have worked (or still do work) at Camp Foley.
Why I Work at Camp Foley: When I think back to my time as a kid growing up, the best moments were spent outside, in nature, enjoying friendships and new experiences. Foley is a place that allows kids to find their own way through life while still maintaining supportive relationships with young adults that care about kids and want them to succeed. I have now had the opportunity to work with counselors that I saw grow up as campers and are now on staff. These dedicated young adults find it just as important as I do to pass on to other kids the life skills they learned at camp. Our world needs more villages to raise our kids and Foley offers me a place to provide that extra care to kids that can only help them as they start their independent life.
Alli has been on the Foley staff since 1999 when she started as a counselor teaching Sailing, Windsurfing and Waterskiing and has since worked as a Marina Director, CIT Coordinator, Program Director and Assistant Director. Alli has been a Director at Camp Foley since 2008. As a third generation camp director, Alli has learned the ropes of camp operation through living and working year-round at camp. Alli graduated from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 2004 with a degree in Marine Biology before moving back to Minnesota to begin working fulltime at Foley.
Why I Work at Camp Foley: As a mother, I initially was looking for a job that would offer me flexibility – so I could attend my children's sporting events, or stay home with them if they were ill. My kids, who are now grown, attended Camp Foley for several years. Watching the changes in them after they returned home from camp made me realize that camp isn't just about having fun – it's so much more. Being part of the Foley team that helps make camp possible for so many amazing kids is fulfilling and rewarding. I came to Foley looking for a flexible job, and found a family – my "Foley family".
Mary has been the Office Administrator at Foley since the summer of 2000. She is the one to call if you have any questions about registration, forms, billing or any other question about your child's stay at Camp Foley. Mary has lived in the local area since 1994 and her two children both went to Foley, so she understands what it's like to have a child at camp. Prior to living near camp, Mary lived and worked in the Twin Cities area. Mary keeps the Camp Foley Office running smoothly all year!
Billy was a camp counselor at Foley from 2010-2011 where he worked as a marina leader, waterski/wakeboard instructor, and mountain biking instructor. Billy graduated from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in May of 2013, and after spending 3 years living and working in North Dakota he is back at Camp Foley pumped for the opportunity to work full-time again at one of his favorite places!
Why I Work at Camp Foley: I have a strong passion for our natural world and love nothing more than providing youth with the opportunity to fall as in love with nature as I have. The pure joy displayed on countless campers' faces as they participate in any and every activity reminds me just how incredible life really is. I could not imagine a summer without campers running up from the Marina sharing all about how they only have to slalom before they receive their closet junkie. The goals these youth set for themselves and strive to achieve are incredible and everyday I am inspired by all they can accomplish. It's a great life.
Jordan was a counselor at Foley from 2012-2014 where he taught watersking/wakeboarding, nature, fishing, and tripping. He also worked our environmental education program and then joined our admin team as an Assistant Director in 2015. Jordan graduated from the University of North Dakota in the spring of 2016 and is excited to step whole-heartedly in to his role as a full time Assistant Director.
Why I Work at Camp Foley: I love all areas of recreation and getting to know people, and Camp Foley incorporates everything from nature to youth development, to activities to adventure programming! It draws in kids and staff from all over the world to create a diverse environment unlike any other. What I love most about camp is that you really get to learn so much more about people when you're living in such close proximity while everyone is growing together. On top of that – how lucky are we to live in one of the most beautiful places?
Treff grew up in Richmond, VA before attending Ole Miss to get a degree in Recreation Administration. She worked seasonally in many avenues of recreation including Outdoor Education, City Parks and Recreation, Campus Recreation, Summer Camps, Resorts, and Fitness. She's excited to be working in a year-round position dedicated to youth development!
Favorite Job at Camp: Driving the bobcat or the brand new snow plow.
Why I work at Camp Foley: I enjoy the work. One of my favorite memories growing up was going to summer camp, I never wanted to leave! Now I work at one! Sometimes its hard for me to go home, this place makes you feel young again!
Before joining our team, Mike dabbled in pretty much everything that is needed at camp including plumbing, electrical work, and carpentry. He is the keeper of the grounds (plowing in the winter, mowing in the summer), helps fix all of the random things around camp and still finds time to help staff with projects. Mike is originally from Fosston, MN but now lives with his wife, Karly, and two daughters, Addison and Payton, in Brainerd, MN (near camp). Mike started at Camp Foley in April of 2014 and has been just the guy we needed to help keep our grounds looking nice and camp operational. Mike has associate degrees in Sales, Marketing, Management, Plumbing and HVAC from Northwest Techincal College in Bemidji, MN.
Welcome to what we hope will become a partnership between your family and Camp Foley. We want to partner with you in building important values and skills in your child within our positive, well-supervised environment. We want to help you prepare your child to handle the many challenges of adulthood starting with some independence and community living while under the direction of caring adults who are eager to guide and interact with your child. We want to become advocates for your child.
As a parent of four children and over 35 years of listening to our Foley parents, I truly understand many of your concerns and aspirations for your child. I understand the ever changing world of our youth. I understand the financial investment that you will be making for this camping experience. However, I want to reassure you that the returns of growth, friendship and memories are insurmountable.
We truly want Camp Foley to be a part of your child's summer and your child's life. Let us be your partner in your child's life!


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REGULATION No. 994/2007
on the transposition of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1287/2006 of 10 August 2006 implementing Directive 2004/39/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards record-keeping obligations for investment firms, transaction reporting, market transparency, admission of financial instruments to trading, and defined terms for the purpose of that Directive
On the basis of the EEA Joint Committee's Decision No. 21/2007 of 27 April 2007, the following EU Commission Regulation shall apply in Iceland with the amendments and appendices resulting from Annex IX to the EEA Agreement on financial services, Protocol 1 on horizontal adaptations and other provisions of the Agreement.
Commission Regulation (EC) No 1287/2006 of 10 August 2006 implementing Directive 2004/39/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards record-keeping obligations for investment firms, transaction reporting, market transparency, admission of financial instruments to trading, and defined terms for the purpose of that Directive
The EEA Joint Committee's Decision and the EU Commission Regulation are published in the EEA Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union, and are also included as attachments to this Regulation.
In the event of discrepancy between the Icelandic and English versions of Commission Regulation No 1287/2006, the Icelandic version shall be interpreted with reference to the English version.
This Regulation is issued on the basis of Articles 2, 26, 31 and 38 of Act No. 108/2007 on securities transactions, and Article 40 of Act No. 110/2007 on stock exchanges, and shall enter into force on 1 November 2007.
Björgvin G. Sigurðsson.
Jónína S. Lárusdóttir.
What is six plus seven?


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Sports Journalist, Scholar, Athlete, Digital Storyteller
Shannon Scovel
I've been on both sides of the microphone, as a reporter conducting an interview and as an athlete being interviewed. I've competed in World Championship triathlons, captained my collegiate varsity swim team and finished two Ironman triathlons. But, when my college swimming career came to a close in February 2017, my focus shifted to a new part of my life, the professional reporter and media scholar side. Sports, and a natural love of reading, brought me into the journalism industry in high school, and I've carved out my niche and grown my passion since then. Olympic sports excite me greatly, and my background as a competitive athlete allows me to tell stories with a unique perspective.
Purpose2Play, August 2016-Present
Write features on athletes overcoming adversity
Work directly with site founder, Kim Constantinesco to generate story ideas
Class of 2017; Major: BA, Journalism, GPA: 3.98
Honors: Patriot League Honor Roll Member, University Honors Program Member, Dean's List, AU Honors and Scholars Award Winner for Outstanding Leadership and Outstanding Senior Scholarship, President's Award Winner, Charles W. Van Award Winner, Honors Capstone Honorable Mention Distinction
Relevant Courses:
How the News Media Shaped History (COMM-270)
Critical Media and the Consumer/Participant (HNRS-302)
Sports Writing and Reporting (COMM-426)
Digital Skills (COMM-305)
Sports Journalism (COMM-326)Communication Law (COMM-401)
Cross Cultural Communication (SIS-140)
Collegiate Media Studies (COMM-490)
Race, Gender and Sexuality in the Media (COMM-396)
Women in Sports Media (HNRS-498)
Sports Illustrated, May 2016-August 2016
Edited copy and assisted in fact-checking for the magazine
Represented the Sports Journalism Institute and the Association of Women in Sports Media scholarship programs
The Eagle, March 2014-Present
Led a staff of over 30 writers and editors to produce online daily content for the website and produce two print editions each semester as editor-in-chief
Worked as sports editor and led a team of half a dozen to cover athletic events on campus
-Published print editions that helped The Eagle earn recognition as the "Pinnacle Award for Best Four-Year Less Than Weekly" newspaper in the country
AOL.com, March 2015-June 2016
Produced sports articles as a member of the College Contributor Network
Covered events ranging from college basketball to professional cycling
University of Stirling, Fulbright Scholar
MSc, Gender Studies
Campus Involvement: University Triathlete, Sports Editor of Brig Newspaper, Air3 Radio Sports Show Co-Host, Finalist for Student Journalism Association Best Feature Article
Feminist Research (GNDPP02)
Quantitative Data Analysis (ASRP004)
Qualitative Data Analysis (ASRP005)
Managing and Developing a Diverse Workforce (HRMPP04)
Yahoo Sports, May 2017-August 2017
Pitched, researched and wrote sports feature stories including an in-depth analysis of women's participation numbers in the Olympics and a look at housing discrimination in the NFL and the NBA
• Produced dozens of stories on moment-to-moment news across all sports
• Assisted in the release of Yahoo's first "Women in Football" series that profiled women in the sport and the emerging role of female coaches and players at all levels in football
Brig Newspaper, September 2017-June 2018
Served as co-sports editor for University of Stirling's award-winning student newspaper
Covered University of Stirling sporting events for the website and the quarterly print editions
Participated in weekly Facebook Live broadcasts to share sports news with the campus community
Honored as a finalist for Best Sports Coverage in the 2018 by the Student Journalism Association
USA Today, May 2015-August 2015
Pitched two original stories each week to the Managing Editors of USA Today College
Conducted interviews and research topics to complete weekly articles
News and Observer, March 2013-August 2013
Reported on high school athletic events on deadline
Turner Sports, NCAA Digital, 2018-Present
Responsible for day-to-day website operations for the NCAA.com
Pitch and produce feature stories on NCAA athletes
PhD, Journalism
Campus Involvement: Instructor of Record Graduate Teaching Assistant, Collegiate Triathlon National Qualifier
Journalism Communication Theory (JOUR601)
Mass Media History (JOUR610)
Quantitative Research Methods (JOUR775)
Qualitative Research Methods (JOUR776)
Advanced Public Communication Theory (JOUR801)
Developed and executed a social media strategy for NCAA wrestling across Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for the 2019-2020 season
• Produced weekly written content for NCAA.com including features, analysis, previews match recaps
• Grew engagement by 55.5% and increased impressions by 44.1% across all three platforms in one season
• Increased impressions on Twitter from Nov. 1, 2019 to March 4, 2020 by 358.8% and doubled both number of posts and video views on the platform
• Launched a "Team of the Week" campaign that recognized 15 teams for outstanding performances over the course of the season
NCAA Wrestling Social Media Coordinator, August 2019-March 2020
Master's Thesis: The London 2012 Olympics marked a critical moment in women's sporting history, as every national delegation participating in the Games included at least one female athlete, and women could, for the first time, compete in all of the same sporting events as their male counterparts. However, while the percentage of female athletes in the Olympics has been increasing, and women are now able to compete in more events than ever before, women still do not make up a full 50% of the participants. Feminist sports media scholars have suggested that this lack of representation, and the corresponding lack of media coverage for the athletes competing, reinforces the idea of the female athlete as "other," a secondary class of participants in a male-dominated space. Though the Olympics do traditionally offer more coverage for women than year-round sporting events, women continue to be underrepresented, even in Olympic media. This study aims to assess how the media coverage of Olympic sportswomen in The Times and The Sunday Times has changed over the course of the last three Olympics, 2008, 2012 and 2016 to determine if equality has been reached in the press. Articles, photographs and bylines were assessed as a way to measure the representation of women in the sports section of these two papers during the three Olympic periods. The findings reveal that media coverage of Olympic sportswomen in The Times and The Sunday Times has not reach equality across any measures from 2008 to 2016. The percentage of articles devoted to women and bylines produced by women in The Times and The Sunday Times did not increase across all three Olympics, with both bylines by women and articles about women reaching their highest percentage in 2012. Photographs of sportswomen in action, another marker of women's representation, however did increase from 2008 to 2016, suggesting a shift toward visually highlighting female athleticism in Olympic media.
COMM-495- Undergraduate Capstone: More women's sports were offered at the 2012 Olympic Games than ever before in history, and women received nearly equal media coverage during the Olympic period itself. However, in the months following the international sporting competition, female athletes fell out of the limelight almost immediately. The 2016 Games demonstrated a similar trend.
Through interviews with 25 different editors, writers, athletes, scholars and historians, this paper attempts to explain why the disparity between men's and women's sports media coverage exists. Scholars suggest that "lag time" may be needed before the quality and quantity of women in sports media reaches the level and popularity of men in sports media, but the London 2012 "equality" Games may have been a turning point toward greater representation.
This website, and capstone project "Women in Sports Media", assesses the degree to which this inequality exists and attempts to offer solutions that might help solve the problem.
http://ss9494b.wixsite.com/womeninsports
COMM-490- Undergraduate Independent Study: Collegiate Media Studies started out as an opportunity to explore student media publications around Washington, D.C., but the project developed into an assessment of free speech on college campuses, an evaluation of successful media business practices and a critical look into the operations of five student newspapers. The four blog posts take readers behind the desks of students editors from George Washington University, Howard University, Georgetown University and Catholic University for an inside look at how these leaders guide, inspire and lead their staffs to excellence. The "Media History" tab provides a comprehensive research study on the historical relevance of these papers and the important role that student media played in covering the events of Sept. 11, 2001. For further questions or more information about this project, please contact Shannon Scovel.
http://ss9494b.wixsite.com/comm490dcmedia


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Imports Aspose.Cells

Namespace Worksheets.Display
    Public Class RemovePanes
        Public Shared Sub Run()
            ' ExStart:1
            ' The path to the documents directory.
            Dim dataDir As String = RunExamples.GetDataDir(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType)

            ' Instantiate a new workbook and Open a template file
            Dim book As New Workbook(dataDir & "Book1.xls")

            ' Set the active cell
            book.Worksheets(0).ActiveCell = "A20"

            ' Split the worksheet window
            book.Worksheets(0).RemoveSplit()

            ' Save the excel file
            book.Save(dataDir & "output.xls")
            ' ExEnd:1
        End Sub
    End Class
End Namespace


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Q: Error messages when installing package from file Receiving unusual error messages when installing an R package directly from a file - https://pm2.phs.ed.ac.uk/genoscores/:
In file included from RcppExports.cpp:4:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/RcppEigen/include/RcppEigen.h:25:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/RcppEigen/include/RcppEigenForward.h:26:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/Rcpp/include/RcppCommon.h:30:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/Rcpp/include/Rcpp/r/headers.h:62:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/Rcpp/include/Rcpp/platform/compiler.h:100:
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:317:9: error: no member named 'signbit' in the global namespace
using ::signbit;
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/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:318:9: error: no member named 'fpclassify' in the global namespace
using ::fpclassify;
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/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:319:9: error: no member named 'isfinite' in the global namespace; did you mean 'finite'?
using ::isfinite;
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/usr/local/include/math.h:749:12: note: 'finite' declared here
extern int finite(double)
           ^
In file included from RcppExports.cpp:4:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/RcppEigen/include/RcppEigen.h:25:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/RcppEigen/include/RcppEigenForward.h:26:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/Rcpp/include/RcppCommon.h:30:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/Rcpp/include/Rcpp/r/headers.h:62:
In file included from /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/4.2/Resources/library/Rcpp/include/Rcpp/platform/compiler.h:100:
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:320:9: error: no member named 'isinf' in the global namespace
using ::isinf;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:321:9: error: no member named 'isnan' in the global namespace
using ::isnan;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:322:9: error: no member named 'isnormal' in the global namespace
using ::isnormal;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:323:9: error: no member named 'isgreater' in the global namespace
using ::isgreater;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:324:9: error: no member named 'isgreaterequal' in the global namespace
using ::isgreaterequal;
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/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:325:9: error: no member named 'isless' in the global namespace
using ::isless;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:326:9: error: no member named 'islessequal' in the global namespace
using ::islessequal;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:327:9: error: no member named 'islessgreater' in the global namespace
using ::islessgreater;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:328:9: error: no member named 'isunordered' in the global namespace
using ::isunordered;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:329:9: error: no member named 'isunordered' in the global namespace
using ::isunordered;
      ~~^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:640:26: error: no template named 'numeric_limits'
    bool _FloatBigger = (numeric_limits<_FloatT>::digits > numeric_limits<_IntT>::digits),
                         ^
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    bool _FloatBigger = (numeric_limits<_FloatT>::digits > numeric_limits<_IntT>::digits),
                                                           ^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:641:18: error: no template named 'numeric_limits'
    int _Bits = (numeric_limits<_IntT>::digits - numeric_limits<_FloatT>::digits)>
                 ^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:641:50: error: no template named 'numeric_limits'
    int _Bits = (numeric_limits<_IntT>::digits - numeric_limits<_FloatT>::digits)>
                                                 ^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:646:17: error: no template named 'numeric_limits'
  static_assert(numeric_limits<_FloatT>::radix == 2, "FloatT has incorrect radix");
                ^
/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/../include/c++/v1/cmath:649:25: error: no template named 'numeric_limits'
  return _FloatBigger ? numeric_limits<_IntT>::max() :  (numeric_limits<_IntT>::max() >> _Bits << _Bits);
                        ^
fatal error: too many errors emitted, stopping now [-ferror-limit=]
20 errors generated.
make: *** [RcppExports.o] Error 1
ERROR: compilation failed for package 'genoscores'

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I have all the dependencies.
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We have just watched the first screening of a stunning new film - "JUDGEMENT." It exposes the tricks used to concoct phony Serbian Death Camp images in 1992. These pictures were broadcast worldwide demonizing the Serbs.
Last week British alternative magazine LM was fined over $500,000 US for libel. LM had charged that British news station ITN and reporters Penny Marshall and Ian Williams faked "death camp" pictures from footage shot in Bosnia in 1992.
"JUDGMENT" proves that LM told the truth. Using actual footage shot at the same time, in the same locations, the film documents a monumental abuse of trust.
The ITN crew visited a POW center and a refugee camp. They were accompanied by a crew from Serbian television, RTS. The RTS people filmed the ITN crew at work.
RTS is the TV station NATO bombed in April, 1999, killing 20. The film is dedicated to those dead, whose murders began with the ITN pictures. For the images that Penny Marshall fabricated in 1992 began the process of dehumanizing the Serbian people. They laid the political basis for bombing in 1999.
1)	Marshall and the ITN filmers didn't sneak into some Serb death camp. They filmed in two surprisingly casual and humane locations. They were protected but not controlled by the loyalist authorities whom they later compared to Nazi's.
2)	Marshall KNEW the loyalists were humane. She and the RTS people interviewed POWs', their wives, non-POW refugees, a doctor, at least one red cross worker, the commander of the POW Center. The film shows these interviews. Marshall simply suppressed this evidence of humane treatment. Instead she used carefully staged pictures. These were then doctored to produce Nazi-like images for mass consumption. The height of cynicism and dishonesty.
3)	One refugee is shown arguing with Marshall. She tries to coerce him to say something anti-Yugoslav he refuses. "No, no, he protests vehemently. Not a prison No no. REFUGEE center. They treat us very kind. No no, very kind." Undeterred, Marshall used this very location this location to stage her death camp shots.
4)	First, she went out of her way to film from inside an awkward storage area. Why? Because one side had a fence. Mainly chicken wire, some barbed wire. Second, shooting through the barbed wire, Marshall filmed refugees OUTSIDE the fence. Third, she then doctored the pictures to make it seem as if the refugees were the ones behind barbed wire.
demonization for purposes of war. This criminal process was launched worldwide by Penny Marshall, Ian Williams and the ITN.
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Supreme Court: Title VII Prohibits Retaliation Against Employees For Participating In Employer's Harassment Investigation
On January 26, 2009, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Title VII prohibits retaliation against an employee for disclosing a supervisor's alleged sexual harassment in response to the employer's internal investigation. Crawford v. Metro Gov't of Nashville & Davidson County, Tenn.
The plaintiff, Vicky Crawford, was a 30-year employee of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County, Tennessee ("Metro"). Metro suspended and later fired Crawford for allegedly mishandling public funds. Shortly before her termination, Metro questioned Crawford as part of an internal investigation of sexual harassment allegedly committed by the Metro school district's human relations director, Glen Hughes. In response, Crawford stated that Hughes engaged in inappropriate sexual conduct toward her. After she was fired, Crawford filed a charge of discrimination with the EEOC and later sued, alleging that she was fired in retaliation for cooperating with Metro's internal investigation.
The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee granted summary judgment to Metro. The court reasoned that because Crawford merely responded to questions in the course of an already pending internal harassment investigation, she had not actively "opposed" unlawful conduct under Title VII. Thus, her responses were not "protected activity" under Title VII's anti-retaliation provision. Crawford appealed to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, which affirmed the District Courts ruling.
Reversing the lower courts' rulings, the Supreme Court rejected the Sixth Circuit's finding that "opposition" under Title VII requires "active, consistent" resistance to alleged harassment. Rather, the Court held that "opposition" has a broad meaning, extending to conduct such as refusing a supervisor's order to fire someone for discriminatory reasons or, in Crawford's case, disclosing sexual harassment in response to an employer's inquiries.
Although it is not surprising that the Court reversed the Sixth Circuit's decision, the opinion written by Justice Souter may result in an expansion of Title VII's anti-retaliation provision to conduct that previously may not have been protected. Justice Alito raised this concern in a concurring opinion, noting that the Court's opinion could be read to extend Title VII protection to an employee's "silent opposition" to discrimination, or to informal "water cooler" discussions with co-workers. At a minimum, this case suggests that employers should be cautious when taking adverse action against an employee who has recently participated in an internal discrimination investigation.
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