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The article traces the history of enclosure in Great Britain wherein swathes of countryside were enclosed with fences for exclusive use of landowners. Topics include the beginning of enclosure during the Norman Conquest of England and its formalization by Acts of Parliaments, the impact of the process on access to land which was once a common right, the resurgence of the spirit of enclosure during the Covid-19 pandemic and an English folk song revealing loss and anger toward enclosure.

The article presents the discussion on enclosures and the pursuit of cubby prevention. Topics include correct location being important with any set and a skilled trapper knowing the cubbies going well in advance; enclosures constructed for various fur targets employing many of the designs; and wooden boxes being also spread across an ATV front or rear parcel carrier in bags for concealment.

The article focuses on a study which analyzed housing and husbandry factors that are associated with patterns of adrenocortical activity in Canada lynx. The factors include space, places to hide and social environment. Several housing options for captive Canada lynx include small enclosures with multiple individuals and large naturalistic enclosures with a single animal or male-female pair. The method used to quantify adrenocortical activity is faecal glucocorticoid metabolite (FGM) analysis.

An essay is presented on the meadows of Northampton, Massachusetts. The author reflects on the importance of the meadows to early European colonists and reflects on the ways in which they have been forgotten due to changes in farming and the privatization and enclosure of land. The author's experience of moving to Northampton from Madison, Wisconsin and discovering the meadows is considered.

The article focuses on the distinct separation between the exterior and the interior conditions of the school buildings constructed in the U.S. with respect to the tight building enclosures. The high-performance building enclosures ensure the restriction of the passage heat and water vapor through the walls and the roof of the building. Information on the objectives of the enclosures towards energy conservation and the protection of the buildings from water infiltration is also presented.

The article reports on the construction of a brand new and improved enclosure called Tiger Tracks at Great Britain-based Edinburgh Zoo which will be launched in June 2016. The enclosure is noted to be more than three times the size of the zoo's existing Sumatran tiger enclosure which will feature a ground level viewing tunnel for visitors, covered pathways and cubbing den. The enclosure is also cited to be the new home for Jambi and Baginda, an adult breeding pair of Sumatran tigers.

The article describes the picket fences at Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia. The building of picket fences in the area dates back to a 1705 ordinance requiring owners to enclose their properties or else these will be reverted back to the Crown. Originating in 8th century China, picket fences reached America in the 17th century and quickly became a popular enclosure for gardens, the author says. At 18th century Colonial Williamsburg, the style and design of fences revealed the social status of homeowners.

Examines the varied reputation of John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, England. Role of Dudley in the overthrow of his predecessor in 1549; Characteristics of Dudley; Comparison of the policies on enclosure of common land between Dudley and his predecessor; Descriptions of Dudley's religious policy. INSET: Timeline.

The article focuses on putting the dogs in a pen. It mentions that the dogs who use to live on chains feel to be free inside dog pen. It mentions that the pens keep the females safe from accidental breed and also offers security to other dogs. It mentions that the main disadvantage of pens is it is difficult to drag onto a fresh ground.

Discusses the threat to the commons with the rise of the global economy. Obliteration of the commons by corporate interests; Conversion of the efforts of peasants into labor for the global economy; Enclosure of the commons; Nature of expropriation and enclosure; History of enclosures in Great Britain; Effect of the enclosure of diverse local industries and markets into a single global system.

Metcases All New Metal Enclosures Website - OKW Enclosures, Inc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports that Madworkshop, a nonprofit architecture and design foundation in Los Angeles focusing on social and technological innovation, the Shelter Squared by Madworkshop offers eating, sleeping, and lockable storage areas in a 50 square foot enclosure

The article focuses on Ken Allen, an orangutan at the San Diego zoo in California. Topics include the reports of several instances Ken Allen has escaped his enclosure and details about how Ken Allen ended in the zoo wherein he was born in captivity and was named after his rescuers Ken Willingham and Ben Allen after he is almost killed by its own mother. Also discussed are the measures that the zoo adopted to address the issue of animal escape and Ken Allen's euthanization due to lymphoma.

The author reflects on the presentation strategy and the enclosure safety measures in zoos. Topics discussed include the incidents of animal shootings for safety purposes in zoos, the zoo presentation strategy, the natural settings of animals in zoos, the architectural designs of zoos, and the limits of enclosure design of zoos.

The article offers information on the RD-Series and PD-Series of Commercial variable refrigerant flow/volume (VRF/VRV) Lineset Enclosure Systems from Marketair.

The article reviews the aluCASE Diecast Enclosures from enclosure manufacturer ROLEC.

The article evaluates a Starke Series Polycarbonate enclosure offered by Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclosures.

The poem “A Brief Report" is presented. First Line: Of Patsy's grandfather in the before; Last Line: Fulfillment in the mandated enclosures.

The article offers brief information on the Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclosures- CF and F Series featuring fiberglass reinforced polyester and continuous polyurethane gasket providing environmental seal, from the enclosures provider Robroy Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclosures.

The article offers information on the ARCA Instrument Protection Window (IPW) from Fibox.

The article discusses how people create an enclosure that isolates them from the world and humans being powerful creatures who are able to make a difference and escape from the enclosure, and presents a challenge for people to escape the enclosure and explore and discover the beauty of the world.

The article focuses on sound transmission loss (STL) of a panel being backed by small enclosure, and sound transmission loss (STL) tests of acoustic insulation panels are commonly performed in large reverberation rooms.

An interview with photographer Todd Davidson is presented. He describes the new enclosure in the zoo which new features including big cluster of trees, fake foliage and big walls. When asked about his experience on climbing the wall, he said that it is not good because of the sharp crimps and all overhanging, and complicated ones when escaping.

The article evaluates the Xturion? MGE-XV? which is a mini gas enclosure model from SEMI-GAS® Systems a division of Applied Energy Systems Inc.

The article explores the process of providing Ingress Protection (IP) rating by manufacturers of enclosures for every product and discusses how it affects product selection. The rating indicates the description of a system for classifying the degrees of protection provided by the enclosures of electrical equipment. The role of ventilation for the satisfactory operation of enclosed equipment is also tackled.

The article offers brief information on the released of the tablet enclosures with IP65 waterproof and dustproof rating from Bud Industries, Inc.

The article evaluates electronic enclosures with M74 clean out modification option from the company EIC Solutions Inc.

The article evaluates the on-demand custom size ATEX enclosures from the company, indEx Enclosures.

Before Jack Mubiru, a father of the skateboarding scene in Uganda, could build a half-pipe in his native Kampala in 2006, he had to avoid paying a construction fee, so he fabricated a story about building a private enclosure for a pet crocodile. Most local officials -- and neighborhood residents -- had never heard of skateboarding. Six years later, the sport has spread from the skate park to the streets, attracting children as young as 5 and adult women. Its profile is growing throughout eastern Africa, with skate parks built or planned in neighboring Kenya and Tanzania. Proponents of skateboarding say it gives participants a welcome leisure activity in countries where there are few other options. ''There is not much else for younger people to do,'' Mubiru says. ''So many people want to skateboard.'' Members of the Uganda Skateboard Union in 2006: 5 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article offers brief information on the EK series of NEMA 4X polycarbonate enclosures from Omega Engineering Inc.

The article offers information on the different factors IT managers should consider when developing a request for proposal for blade servers. According to the author, all RFPs should include requests for customer references as well as an evaluation of the vendor's viability and reliability. He added that RFPs should also clearly state what goals the enterprise hopes to attain by deploying the technology being proposed. Moreover, it should also clearly state chassis and enclosure, power and cooling requirement and the cost-benefit analysis.

The article presents information on the myth stating that the best way to promote a bond between a mare and her foal is to place them in a small enclosure for a day or two. In reality, this would create an opposite effect, making the mare fear or be violent towards the foal. The mare and the foal should be placed in a large enclosure, preferably with other horses.

Reports that many kings' mansions remaining from the Ming and Qing dynasties have been turned into restaurants and garbage enclosures in China on November 21, 2004.

Presents the author's observations about Great Britain. Authors' and publishers' view about the cleverness of scientists; How to shorten the working week; Effect of Industry and Enclosure on the British.

Discusses the author's book preparations on the topic of squatting or enclosures in Great Britain. Approach to attract people's interest; Sources of information; Precedent investigations of the practice; Purpose of the pursuit.

Reports on the concerns of Border Patrol agents in the United States over patrolling a triple set of fences along their border in San Diego, California. Representative Duncan Hunter's plan for fencing; Concerns of rock throwing incidents; Comments from Harald Stavenas, Hunter's spokesman.