James Buck
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Genetic Architecture of Southern Stem Canker Resistance in Elite Southern Soybean ( Glycine max [L.] Merr.) Germplasm
Southern stem canker is an important disease that reduces soybean production in the southern United States and South America. Soybean varieties equipped with genetic resistance are the most effective way to manage the disease and prevent yield loss. In this study, we analysed 927 elite soybean breeding lines from the University of Georgia to identify the genes responsible for resistance to southern stem canker.
Effects of Host Plants and Their Infection Status on Acquisition and Inoculation of A Plant Virus by Its Hemipteran Vector
1. Introduction Successful survival of plant pathogens in the natural ecosystem depends on the availability of susceptible hosts [1]. A host is a plant that a pathogen can infect and within which the pathogen can replicate. Many pathogens have a broad host range, which ensures the pathogen’s survival within the ecosystem [2,3]. Plant viruses, for the most part, depend upon vectors, particularly insects for transmission [4].
6 Killings Since Sunday in Oakland as it Struggles with a Deadly Surge
Oakland has had a particularly deadly week, with at least six killings since Sunday due to gun violence. These incidents began on: Sunday in East Oakland, where 42-year-old Deneisha Huey was killed. Monday at 4:45 p.m. near 3rd and Linden streets in West Oakland which resulted in one woman's death. Later that night at 9:50 p.m., a man was killed near 37th Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Way in West Oakland.
Sida Golden Mosaic Virus, an Emerging Pathogen of Snap Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) in the Southeastern United States
This is an early access version, the complete PDF, HTML, and XML versions will be available soon. Open AccessArticle by Saurabh Gautam 1, James W. Buck 2, Bhabesh Dutta 3, Timothy Coolong 4, Tatiana Sanchez 5, Hugh A.
Backstory: Scariest Encounter
click to enlarge Courtesy This "backstory" is a part of a collection of articles that describes some of the obstacles that Seven Days reporters faced while pursuing Vermont news, events and people in 2022. I've been detained and threatened with arrest twice in my 20-year career as a photographer: first, by regime thugs while I was shooting revolutionary protests in Egypt; second, trying to photograph a train for Seven Days. Wielding a camera can be dangerous.
NerdWallet-RV Delivery Trend
Recreational vehicles sit in a lot waiting for delivery at Horizon Transport in Wakarusa, Ind. on July 15, 2014. RV delivery is a growing trend that allows travelers to enjoy all of the conveniences of staying in an RV without actually having to drive it. Several companies offer delivery services for customers who rent, which can not only be more convenient, but also more affordable.
NerdWallet-RV Delivery Trend
RV delivery is a growing trend that allows travelers to enjoy all of the conveniences of staying in an RV without actually having to drive it. Several companies offer delivery services for customers who rent, which can not only be more convenient, but also more affordable. Renters can save on lodging costs, particularly in destinations with limited hotel availability. Insurance for a delivered RV will also be cheaper.
Winter Was a Drag Ball 2022
Comments are closed. Since 2014, Seven Days has allowed readers to comment on all stories posted on our website. While we’ve appreciated the suggestions and insights, the time has come to shut them down — at least temporarily. While we champion free speech, facts are a matter of life and death during the coronavirus pandemic, and right now is prioritizing the production of responsible journalism over moderating online debates between readers.
‘We’re Nobodies’: Residents Describe Life at Burlington’s Notorious Homeless Encampment
click to enlarge James Buck Noah at his campsite Photojournalist James Buck spent much of the last week with residents at the Sears Lane homeless encampment in Burlington ahead of Tuesday's scheduled eviction. Many of the residents who spoke with him declined to provide their full names. Here's what they did tell him. Noah, 31 click to enlarge James Buck Noah working on his storage shed at the camp After he turned 18, Noah was homeless in downtown Burlington for two years.
Living at Sears Lane
James Buck Noah packing up his truck and trailer on Tuesday morning
Nordic Farms in Charlotte
James Buck Nordic Farms from the air Tags: Will Raap, Nordic Farms
Backstory: Fieriest Backlash
click to enlarge File: James Buck Protesters outside Burlington City Hall This "backstory" is a part of a collection of articles that describes some of the obstacles that Seven Days reporters faced while pursuing Vermont news, events and people in 2020. I'm a photojournalist. My job is to get up close, often dangerously so, to be a witness to history. If you hate my work and want to burn it, I will still take a photo that conveys your message.
State Department launches Arabic Twitter feed
Posted at 2:58 PM ET, 02/ 9/2011 By Ed O'Keefe and James Buck The State Department -- already pretty good at the social media thing -- is now using Twitter to transmit its thoughts to the Arab world in ... Arabic.
Count Every Vote Rallies
By James Buck and Jeb Wallace-Brodeur James Buck ©️ Seven Days Rachel Siegel, the executive director of the Peace & Justice Center
Inside Burlington's Battery Park Protest
James Buck Protesters march up Cherry Street
Dismantling the Battery Park Encampment
James Buck Protesters at Battery Park breaking down their encampment Wednesday
March on Mayor Weinberger's House
James Buck Expression on Summit Street
Lining Up for Food Assistance on the Beltline in Burlington
James Buck Drivers waited hours for food
Painting 'Black Lives Matter' on Main Street, Burlington
James Buck The mural on Main Street in Burlington
Marching in Montpelier
James Buck Protesters gathered at the Statehouse.
Protesters Surround Burlington Police Headquarters
James Buck Demonstrators gathered in Battery Park to protest the police killing of George Floyd.
Marduk and Me: Joshua Nye and His Giant Robot
July 08, 2020 Arts + Life » Culture click to enlarge click to enlarge click to enlarge click to enlarge Got something to say? Send a letter to the editor and we'll publish your feedback in print! Tags: Culture, Cartoon Issue, Joshua Nye, robots About The Authors Dan Bolles Bio: Dan Bolles is Seven Days' assistant arts editor and also edits What's Good, the annual city guide to Burlington.
Thousands of Vermonters Flock to Food Distribution in Middlebury
Wednesday, May 20, 2020 Health Thousands of Vermonters Flock to Food Distribution in Middlebury Posted By Matthew Roy and James Buck on Wed, May 20, 2020 at 2:38 PM click to enlarge James Buck Angela Scalvo stretching her legs during the wait Updated at 3 p.m. Another food giveaway — this time at the Middlebury State Airport — drew thousands of Vermonters who lined the approaching roads on Wednesday and waited hours for provisions.
MediaShift Launches DigitalEd Media Training with RJI, BigMarker as Partners
SAN FRANCISO (April 1, 2015) — PBS MediaShift is excited to announce the launch of our new online training series, DigitalEd, in partnership with the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) at the University of Missouri and the BigMarker browser-based online conferencing platform. DigitalEd is a series of live, weekly, one-hour premium online trainings to showcase the knowledge at top journalism schools and to give participants practical information from smart instructors.
Slideshow: Essential Vermont Workers Getting Stuff Done
Wednesday, April 29, 2020 Health / Labor / News Slideshow: Essential Vermont Workers Getting Stuff Done Posted By James Buck on Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 6:15 PM I'm not allowed into some places. When I am, I can't get close to anyone. In recent weeks, I started photographing some of the people who are still doing essential work — medical staffers, journalists, volunteers — wherever I could. I do my job in a mask and gloves, getting close to people while maintaining appropriate distance.
Slideshow: Winter Is a Drag Ball 2020 - "Silver Jubilee"
Higher Ground got a little bit shinier last Saturday during the "Silver Jubilee"-themed 25th annual Winter Is a Drag Ball. Party hostesses from the House of LeMay were back to raise lots of dough for Vermont Positive Living. Photographer James Buck was there to capture the magic and mascara. For more about the history of Drag Ball in Vermont, read the 2015 story and watch a slideshow depicting 20 years of this legendary Vermont party. Did you appreciate this story?
Slideshow: Winter is a Drag Ball 2019 - "Broadway Bound"
Cats, Mormons and plenty of leather dominated at the "Broadway Bound"-themed 24th annual Winter Is a Drag Ball, held on Saturday, February 16th at Higher Ground. Party hostesses from the House of LeMay were back to raise lots of dough for the People With AIDS Coalition. Photographer James Buck was there to capture the magic and mascara. For more about the history of Drag Ball in Vermont, read the 2015 story and watch a slideshow depicting 20 years of this legendary Vermont party.
Candid Cameras: Seven of Our Favorite Local Instagrammers
Searching for a woodsy spot to go exploring? Want to view the lake from a perspective you've never seen? Vermont's Instagram community is a great resource for uncovering all the secrets your new home turf has to offer. To get you started, here are some of our favorite local Insta accounts.
The Vermont Primaries Are Almost Here! Do You Know Who You're Voting For?
About The Author Andrea Suozzo Bio: Andrea is the digital editor at Seven Days. She spends most of her time behind the scenes keeping the website in order, crafting social media posts, writing newsletters and dabbling in code.
Media Note: WPTZ-TV Announces Move From Colchester to South Burlington
WPTZ-TV plans to vacate its crowded digs in Colchester for a new studioin South Burlington, the NBC affiliate announced Tuesday.The station's Plattsburgh bureau will stay open, but the technical hub located there now will move to the new location in the Technology Park at 30 Community Drive in South Burlington.
Burlington School Board Blocks Construction of Preschools
The Burlington School Board ordered Superintendent of Schools Yaw Obeng to halt construction plans for two new preschool buildings after a divisive discussion that went on for more than an hour Tuesday night.The board voted to 7-3 in support of a resolution that directed Obeng to stop spending money and stop developing plans for the proposed South End and North End preschool centers after parents and taxpayers complained that the projects were pushed forward without voter approval.Supporters,...
Timely Mail, Sunday Packages: Can Burlington's Acting Postmaster Deliver?
Heather Hogan was irked. The Burlington resident wanted to know why the U.S. Postal Service suspended her mail delivery on South Winooski Avenue for several days in late February. She said her husband promptly shoveled their front steps after a letter carrier complained they were too icy, but no mail arrived for three days and a package was in limbo for five.
Stowe’s Gallagher among five St. Mike’s all-stars
Voting is open for the fourth annual 4393 Awards, a reader survey honoring the best of the best in our area! Here's your chance to vote for your favorite restaurants, shops, local heroes and more. The voting period will run through June 14, and winners will be announced July 19 in a special section published in the Waterbury Record, Stowe Reporter and News & Citizen, and distributed through the fall at select retail outlets.
ABC Revamps Prime Time, Takes Wraps Off 2014-15 Schedule Featuring 12 New Shows
ABC today rolled out a prime-time schedule for the 2014-15 season that leans heavily on new series, with “American Crime,” “Black-ish,” “Cristela,” “Forever,” “Fresh Off the Boat,” “Galavant,” “How to Get Away with Murder,” “Manhattan Love Story,” “Marvel’s Agent Carter,” “Secrets and Lies,” “Selfie” and “The Whispers” all being added to the broadcast network's prime-time lineup.
Slideshow: Winter is a Drag Ball 2017 "Over the Rainbow and Into the Woods" | GLBT | Seven Days | Vermont's Independent Voice
"Over the Rainbow and Into the Woods" was the theme at the 22nd annual Winter Is a Drag Ball, hosted by the gender-bending babes of the House of LeMay Revellers came decked out in some truly Oz-some costumes from not-so-childish woodland fairy tales. Photographer James Buck was there to capture the magic and mascara.
Photos From Bernie Sanders' Super Tuesday Rally
Tuesday, March 1, 2016 Photos From Bernie Sanders' Super Tuesday Rally Thousands of Vermonters flocked to hear Bernie Sanders at the Champlain Valley Expo in Essex Junction on Super Tuesday night. Pianist Ben Folds played and Ben & Jerry's founder Jerry Greenfield spoke before the Democratic presidential candidate took the stage, shortly after the AP announced Sanders won by a landslide in Vermont. Local musicians, including Kat Wright and Brett Hughes, entertained the fired-up crowd.
Legal affairs affect everybody’s daily life
It’s a new year, and for many of us, our daily routines won’t change much. Perhaps you’ll add a few more trips to the gym each week, or you’ll switch jobs. The truth is, most Texans don’t realize how many of their day-to-day activities have a legal component to them. From driving to the gym to business dealings at the office, we all must adhere to a variety of laws every day. Many of us aren’t prepared for a traffic ticket or a disagreement with an employer, but these things do happen.
DigitalEd: Social Media Marketing Master Class: Part I
MediaShift is offering a two-part Social Media Marketing Master Class with our own Social Media Editor Julie Keck on Sept. 16 and Sept. 23. Participants may register for one or both parts. You know you need to be on Twitter, but you’re not sure how to get started. Or maybe you’ve set up your social media accounts, but you’re just not getting the traction you want.
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