Bluffton’s Bluff and Marshland Growth on the May River
Bluffton in South Carolina sits on a May River bluff, with Spartina marshes and diverse birds still thriving as development presses. The town grew as an inland distribution hub, annexed Palmetto Bluff acreage in 1998 to limit growth, and remains tied to its eccentric, relaxed coastal character despite new rooftops and ongoing plant life like cabbage palms thriving in sandy soils.
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Bluffton
South Carolina
Calibogue Sound
Hilton Head
Kares II
John Colleton
Colleton
Aiken
Edisto Beach
Garden City
Savannah
Beaufort
Charleston
May River
Clemson
Nickelpumper
Clemson Extension Offers Master Gardener Program in Aiken
Clemson University Extension Service announces a 15 week master gardener program in Aiken starting Aug. 20 on Tuesday mornings. Applicants must complete a volunteer hours requirement and pay a 100 dollar supplies fee. Deadline is Aug. 2. For details call 803 649 SAS or visit the program site.
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Clemson University Extension Service
Aiken
Clemson Extension Service
SAS
Virtual
Clemson.edu
Aikenyaiken
Scientists ready to unveil robot with good manners
Pittsburgh scientists unveil GRACE the Groot a drum shaped autonomous robot designed to attend AI conferences It will sign in find rooms deliver a speech and answer questions The project led by Carnegie Mellon University collaborators aims to show robots can move safely and politely among people The team estimates a 50 percent chance GRACE completes all tasks but stresses the endeavor as a step forward for future human robot interaction
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Grace
Carnegie Mellon University
Holly Vance
Carnegie Mellon
Simmons
Doctors fault safety report for neglecting simple checklists
Safety experts criticize a government commissioned report on reducing medical errors for omitting basic practices such as surgical sponge counts and checklists. The JAMA critique by Leape, Berwick, and Bates praises some studied methods but urges not to dismiss common sense safety steps and calls for broader inclusion of practical, low risk measures.
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Chicago
Agency For Healthcare Research and Quality
Journal of the American Medical Association
Lucian Leape
Donald Berwick
Harvard University
School of Public Health
David Bates
Harvard Medical School
Berwick
Institute For Healthcare Improvement
Health Care Agency
JAMA
Kaveh Shojania
University of California At
San Francisco
Care Agency
Endangered condors slated to be released in Mexico
Wildlife biologists plan to ship six California condors to Mexico to be released over a national park once part of their range. The birds will travel from Burbank to Tijuana on July 30 if permits are obtained, then by helicopter or road to a Baja California site near Sierra San Pedro Martir. They will stay in a large pen for one to two months at about 6,000 feet elevation before release.
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Los Angeles
California
Mexico
Bruce Palmer
Fish and
Wildlife Service
Burbank
Tijuana
Baja California
Sierra San Pedro Martir National Park
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Reid Simmons
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