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88 officers, soldiers awarded - Business Recorder (blog)

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 19:53

88 officers, soldiers awarded
Business Recorder (blog)
... Lieutenant Colonel Gulzar Ahmad of Air Defence, Lieutenant Colonel Asim Zia Qureshi of Punjab Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Manzoor Mohayyud Din of Frontier Force Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Tariq Mahmood of Army Services Corps, Lieutenant Colonel ...

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88 army officers, soldiers given awards, honours - The News International

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 18:42

88 army officers, soldiers given awards, honours
The News International
... Lieutenant Colonel Gulzar Ahmad of Air Defence, Lieutenant Colonel Asim Zia Qureshi of Punjab Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Manzoor Mohayyud Din of Frontier Force Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Tariq Mahmood of Army Services Corps, Lieutenant Colonel ...


2012-04-17 - Alan Betts: Climate change: Taking a Local Perspective to the Global Level

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 16:49
The rapid pace of climate change in northern latitudes presents society with many challenges and a few opportunities. I am writing from the perspective of Vermont in the northeastern United States, where I conduct research on local climate change1,2, give talks3 and write for local newspapers4. In the past few decades in northern New England (45 degrees N), the winter season, when small lakes are frozen, has been lessening by about seven days per decade1. This impacts local ecology, stream flow and human recreational activities like ice fishing. Similarly, ground freeze-up is coming later, and melt is happening earlier in the spring.
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2012-04-17 - IJC to hold public hearings on study of critical sources of phosphorus loadings to Missisquoi Bay

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 16:49
The International Joint Commission (IJC) is inviting the public to comment on the International Missisquoi Bay Study Board’s final report on phosphorus loadings to Missisquoi Bay on Lake Champlain.

In 2008, the Canadian and U.S. federal governments asked the International Joint Commission (IJC) to help them coordinate initiatives in both countries to reduce phosphorus loadings to Missisquoi Bay. The IJC appointed the International Missisquoi Bay Study Board to help it carry out this request. The study identified specific areas in the Vermont portion of the basin where efforts to control phosphorus runoff would be most cost effective.
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2012-04-16 - State Climatologist Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux Makes Weather Clearer

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 16:49
Why did Lake Champlain flood so badly last spring? How unusual was that summer drought? Why was the rainfall during Irene so intense? How are we to make sense of all this?

The weather certainly has been strange lately. As we emerge from the "year of no winter," following the year of record-breaking spring floods, a summer drought, the devastation of Tropical Storm Irene, and that early heavy snow storm last October, most of us are wondering: What is going on?
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2012-04-08 - A Glimpse into the Future of our Vermont Climate By Alan Betts

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 16:44
What a remarkably mild winter it was! West of the Green Mountains we had no permanent snow cover this winter to reflect sunlight and keep temperatures cold...
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Bi-National Commission Schedules Hearings on Lake Champlain Cleanup Plan - WAMC

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 16:32

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Bi-National Commission Schedules Hearings on Lake Champlain Cleanup Plan
WAMC
Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation Environmental Scientist Eric Smeltzer is a member of the International Missisquoi Bay Study Board. He says many of their recommendations pertain to how the study can be put into practice.


2012-04-04 - CWDD Streams HS Student Elise Huntley wins Gold Medal at VSSMF: Nominated to compete at National Level at the Genius Olympiad

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 16:32
The 52nd annual VT State Science & Math Fair was held at Norwich University in Northfield last Saturday. 170 students in grades 5-12 were awarded prizes and college scholarships that add up to almost $1 million. Eva spoke to the young leaders of tomorrow about their research projects and results.
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88 officers, soldiers awarded - Business Recorder

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 11:16

88 officers, soldiers awarded
Business Recorder
... Lieutenant Colonel Gulzar Ahmad of Air Defence, Lieutenant Colonel Asim Zia Qureshi of Punjab Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Manzoor Mohayyud Din of Frontier Force Regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Tariq Mahmood of Army Services Corps, Lieutenant Colonel ...


Marshall students assess life in the residence halls - MU The Parthenon

Thu, 04/05/2012 - 00:03

Marshall students assess life in the residence halls
MU The Parthenon
Stephanie Hurley, residence life specialist for the department of housing and residence life, said the department chose to give away T-shirts so students could “strut their stuff” with some flair. “Students love free swag and we wanted to show how, ...


Rookie Michael keeps promising start going - Dundalk Argus

Wed, 04/04/2012 - 05:05

Rookie Michael keeps promising start going
Dundalk Argus
In the A4 race converted mountain bikers Gary Shiels and Declan Mccabe continued to hone their road skills with solid displays. Also on Sunday last over 30 members of the club took part in the Tour of Carlingford. This 80km event was organised by ...


Story Meltdown - The University of Vermont

Wed, 04/04/2012 - 03:00
Story Meltdown  The University of Vermont

Revs 17s Fall in Tourney Finale - New England Soccer Today

Mon, 04/02/2012 - 11:02

Revs 17s Fall in Tourney Finale
New England Soccer Today
By Brian O'Connell Guy Kabala and Declan McCabe scored for the Revolution U17s on Saturday, but it wasn't enough as New England dropped a 4-2 loss to the Orlando Pirates (South Africa) in their final match of the 2012 Future Champions Guateng ...


Men Finish 1st, Women 3rd at Toledo Collegiate Challenge - Central Michigan University Chippewas

Sat, 03/31/2012 - 23:26

Men Finish 1st, Women 3rd at Toledo Collegiate Challenge
Central Michigan University Chippewas
The women's 400m hurdlers were equally successful, with senior Stephanie Hurley finishing third in a time of 1:02.32 in her first-ever appearance in the event. Sophomore Megan Heffner finished fourth in a time 1:02.69, and freshman Bridget Doughty ...

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Lake County land transfers - News-Herald.com

Fri, 03/30/2012 - 12:13

Lake County land transfers
News-Herald.com
Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. sold a home at 7459 Rockingham Road to Eric Smeltzer for $37000. Arthur L. Wolfe sold a home at 7999 Dartmoor Road to Equity Trust Company FBO Pamela Wolf for $35000. Continued... Federal Home Loan Mortgage Co. sold a ...


Young Revs Earn 3-3 Draw in SA tourney - New England Soccer Today

Wed, 03/28/2012 - 19:41

Young Revs Earn 3-3 Draw in SA tourney
New England Soccer Today
As the hour mark approached, Kunateh grabbed a Declan McCabe ball and, with the School of Excellence keeper well off his line, slid it into the empty net at the 59th minute. But, once again, the New England lead failed to last as Moshane leveled it for ...




Science Minded: Teacher spurs curiosity - U-T San Diego

Mon, 03/26/2012 - 09:15

Science Minded: Teacher spurs curiosity
U-T San Diego
Vermont EPSCoR By Aaron Hartmann My dad is a teacher, so naturally the idea for this week's post came from him: Write about the teacher that inspired you to get into science. The concept of having one inspiration may sound cliché, but I have such a ...

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New In Paper - Winnipeg Free Press

Sat, 03/24/2012 - 04:18

New In Paper
Winnipeg Free Press
Deep Future By Curt Stager (HarperCollins, $19) THE American paleoclimatologist looks at how today's environmental decisions will affect the next 100000 years of life on Earth. Moonwalking With Einstein By Joshua Foer (Penguin, $17) THE American ...


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