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Articles by Nathan Giles
FULLERTON BLANKS SANTA ANA
It was a big game on Tuesday between two undefeated teams in the Orange Empire Conference, and the Fullerton came out on top 2-0 at Santa Ana College. The Hornets are now riding high in first place in the OEC standings with a record of 4-0-1. Cypress is trying its best to hang with Fullerton serving as the other undefeated team in the conference at 2-0-3. In the first half, both teams battled hard playing good defense with it ending in a 0-0 draw.
LATE GOALS LAND HORNETS A POSITIVE OUTCOME
The Hornets hosted Irvine Valley College for Friday Night Futbol on Sherbeck Field and took out the Lasers 2-1 thanks to two late goals. It has been a very good Orange Empire Conference rivalry between Fullerton and Irvine Valley the last couple of years, and the Hornets did not let up after falling behind 1-0 in the 84th minute of Friday night's match. A late penalty kick by Luke Newman from 11 yards out put IVC on top 1-0 late in the game.
Research: Number of trees that die years after wildfire likely bigger than thought
One year after a wildfire burns in a forest, the U.S. Forest Service assesses the damage. What the agency finds at this one-year mark informs its post-fire restoration efforts, including how many trees foresters are required to plant to replace ones that died due to the fire. But according to a growing body of research, one year just isn’t enough time to determine how many trees have died following a wildfire.
Aging and Pattern Separation
Keywords cognitive functions, hippocampus, memory, neurogenesis College Family, Home, and Social Sciences Abstract It is widely known that as we age, our cognitive functions start to decrease, especially when it comes to memory. Memory in the human brain has major processes in the medial temporal lobe, specifically the hippocampus.
Knowledge Base Population: An Orchestrated Path from Content to Insight
Unstructured content, especially text, contains important facts about entities of interest, but given the infeasible prospect of manually reviewing all available content for these facts, a viable solution is to employ automatic extraction to a knowledge base.
SEALED & DELIVERED: BACK-TO BACK OEC CHAMPS!
It was Sophomore Day and the No. 1 Hornets honored it by locking up the Orange Empire Conference title with a 3-0 victory over Santiago Canyon College. Fullerton (10-0-2 conference) clinched the OEC Championship outright with two games left in the regular season holding a three-game lead over second place Irvine Valley College (6-1-5), who tied with Santa Ana 1-1 today.
NO. 1 HORNETS REMAIN ON TOP
The No. 1 Hornets remained undefeated in Orange Empire Conference-play at home Friday night defeating Saddleback 2-1. FC took a 1-0 lead late in the first half on an unassisted shot by Angel Sevillano (42nd minute). Saddleback tied the game up with an early second-half goal by Kevin Sanchez. As both teams battled it out relying on their strong defensive units, the Hornets broke through with a goal 75th minute on a shot by Nathan Giles. Diego Duenas was credited with the assist.
ODFW Commission sued over salmon policy change
SALEM — A group of seven environmental organizations and the Nez Perce Tribe on Tuesday, Sept. 5, filed a lawsuit over the unpopular revisions to Oregon salmon policy. The lawsuit, filed with the Oregon Court of Appeals, claims that sometime between Oct. 21 and Dec. 16, 2022, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife “fundamentally altered” sections of Oregon’s Fish Passage Law related to migrating fish. kAmw@H6G6C[ E96 =2HDF:E :D?’E 5:C64E65 2E ~su( @C :ED F?A@AF=2C C6G:D:@?D]k^Am kAmx?DE625 7@4FD6D @?
Lawsuit challenges ODFW Commission's change to salmon policy
SALEM — A group of seven environmental organizations and the Nez Perce Tribe on Tuesday, Sept. 5, filed a lawsuit related to revisions to Oregon salmon policy. The court action comes in the wake of a chorus of objects to Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's changing the state's definition of "fish passage." The lawsuit, filed with the Oregon Court of Appeals, claims that sometime between Oct. 21 and Dec.
State of Oregon keeps reasons for salmon policy change under wraps
SALEM — The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Oregon Department of Justice are refusing to release the full list of public documents related to recent revisions to Oregon’s Fish Passage Law. Part of a larger rule-making process, the revisions concern how fish passages are legally defined. kAmu:D9 A2DD286D 2C6 6?8:?66C:?8 DECF4EFC6D[ :?4=F5:?8 7:D9 =2556CD[ E92E 2==@H >:8C2E:?8 D2=>@?
State of Oregon keeps reasons for salmon policy change under wraps
SALEM — The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Oregon Department of Justice are refusing to release the full list of public documents related to recent revisions to Oregon's Fish Passage Law. Part of a larger rule-making process, the revisions concern how fish passages are legally defined. Fish passages are engineering structures, including fish ladders, that allow migrating salmon and steelhead to voluntarily swim past dams and other obstructions.
FRIDAY NIGHT ROAD VICTORY
Playing in the Mt. SAC Tournament Friday night, the FC men's soccer team took on West Valley College and beat the Vikings 3-2 in a hard-fought match. West Valley stunned the Hornets early scoring in the 8th minute when Jose Meza knocked the ball to Andres Fernandez, who scored the game's first goal. It did not take long for FC to tie it up nine minutes later on a feed from Hayden Kenny to Misael Gonzalez for the score.
Forest Service tries hand at relocating trees
U.S. Forest Service Climate Adaptation Specialist Andrew Bower can’t find his trees. From the small town of Packwood, the site of Bower’s experiment in the future of forestry under an ever-warming climate is about a 45-minute drive, much of it along bumpy dirt roads that wind, dip and climb into the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. “The challenge with this particular site is all the debris,” says Bower, a trained geneticist who bears a passing resemblance to actor Tim Blake Nelson.
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