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Creating a Safe Harbor for a Village Heritage  The New York Times

VT science teachers study lake  BurlingtonFreePress.com

VT science teachers: On board and buoyant  BurlingtonFreePress.com

Vermont teachers explore currents of scientific inquiry on (and below) Lake Champlain.

VT science teachers: On board and buoyant
BurlingtonFreePress.com
Practical problems surfaced early during a recent three-hour cruise on Lake Champlain. Among them: How best to position one's feet as the University of Vermont's research vessel Melosira pitched, rolled and yawed on the bucking waves? Many questions ...

The Express Tribune
Arising differences: Nisar, Shahbaz meet Nawaz at Raiwind
The Express Tribune
The only bit of news it the abuse of state machinery and resources – they decide to fly from lahore to raiwind on a helicopter… And yet they preach others to save money when spending out of their pockets on electricity/gas/weddings. Recommend69. ASIM ZIA.

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Arising differences: Nisar, Shahbaz meet Nawaz at Raiwind  The Express Tribune

Arising differences: Nisar, Shahbaz meet Nawaz at Raiwind  The Express Tribune

Nisar will ask Nawaz for solution to tackle PAT chief's planned 'revolution' and PTI's Aug 14 long march.

Arising differences: Nisar, Shahbaz meet Nawaz at Raiwind  The Express Tribune

Nisar will ask Nawaz for solution to tackle PAT chief's planned 'revolution' and PTI's Aug 14 long march.

Sports shorts: Leighton scores 33 in rec win
Seacoastonline.com
PORTSMOUTH — Curran Leighton led all scorers with 33 points, teammate Kelsey Hogan added 16 points and Bratskellar defeated 2 Brothers Garage, 65-59, in a Barbour Family Chiropractic Women's Basketball League game on Thursday night. In defeat ...

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Fourth of July weekend packed with full slate of events
Rutland Herald
Ice skating at the indoor rink adds a twist on the summertime holiday. Fireworks will take place at dusk. Made in Vermont is the theme for the Poultney parade at 10 a.m. Friday, and former parade president Bob Williams said it should draw a crowd. “It ...

Daily Mail
Racist thugs jailed for 36 years for battering two men almost to death with ...
Daily Mail
Ibrahim Mohammed, 32, from Newham, was sentenced to six-and-a-half years' jail, while 30-year-old Zuber Kara, of Bow, east London, received a two-year jail sentence. Acting Commander Duncan Ball, the head of the Met's Counter Terrorism Command, ...

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Brewer finds ingredient, inspiration in stream
BurlingtonFreePress.com
That's one of the things Brattleboro brewer Tim Brady discovered when he made two beers — Fort Dummer Summer Ale and Molly Stark Dark — using water from state parks in southern Vermont. Carrying 20 empty five-gallon jugs to a stream is one thing.

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‘Uncertain Justice’ and ‘Scalia’  The New York Times

Kitten Introduces Tulsa Woman To Giant Beetle In Backyard  News On 6

Ming Tsai visits Farmer's Table in Boca
Palm Beach Post
Celebrity chef Ming Tsai posed for this photo during a June 24th visit to the Farmer s Table in Boca Raton. Tsai, at center, is shown with the restaurant's executive chef, Wilson Wieggel (at left) and co-owner Joey Giannuzzi. (Contributed by Farmer's ...

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We invite you to join us for the VT EPSCoR Research on Adaptation to Climate Change in the Lake Champlain Basin (RACC) Annual State Meeting, a 1-day meeting comprised of scientific presentations, posters and networking opportunities.

Visitors from the National Science Foundation, Congressional Offices, State and Local Agencies, Researchers, Private Sector, Graduate and Undergraduate Students will be present to share progress and provide updates on the third year of the Adaptation to Climate Change in the Lake Champlain Basin: New Understanding through Complex Systems (RACC) project.

Asim Zia presented a research paper today on RACC's hybrid IAM in the Earth System Governance's annual meeting, jointly organized by the University of East Anglia and the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research in Norwich, UK. The research paper is entitled "Adaptive Co-Management of “Tipping Points” in Social Ecological Systems: Governing Alternate Stable States in Lake Champlain Basin," and the co-authors include Chris Koliba, Arne Bomblies, Andrew Schroth, Yaoyang Xu, Peter Isles and Brian Beckage. More information on the conference program is available at http://norwich2014.earthsystemgovernance.org/

New Program Connects Vermont Teachers to UVM Science Research
UVM News
The work of the 11 Vermont teachers doesn't end, though, once the buckets are sorted. That's just the jumping off point to a conversation about how science practice — and first-hand experiences like they've just had — can be brought back to their ...

New Program Connects Vermont Teachers to UVM Science Research
UVM News
The work of the 11 Vermont teachers doesn't end, though, once the buckets are sorted. That's just the jumping off point to a conversation about how science practice — and first-hand experiences like they've just had — can be brought back to their ...

New Program Connects Vermont Teachers to UVM Science Research
UVM News
The work of the 11 Vermont teachers doesn't end, though, once the buckets are sorted. That's just the jumping off point to a conversation about how science practice — and first-hand experiences like they've just had — can be brought back to their ...