The most effective management is to avoid cyanobacteria blooms by reducing nutrient loads and restoring water quality (Chorus and Mur 1999; Paerl et al. 2001; Anderson et al. 2002).
A few of the men, Yalies all, from back when Yale wasn't under water, shouted a chorus of "Boola, Boo, Boola, Boola, Boola, Boo!" "Quiet down, men," called Curley.
As the chorus began, water effects poured down around her on the outside of the stage.
By the final chorus, the water centered into the platform and wet the singer.
Campaigning in Philadelphia last week, Hillary Clinton threw a bucket of cold water on the growing chorus calling for her to concede the Democratic nomination to Barack Obama.
Last year, the Merchant hotel in Belfast launched its water menu to a global chorus of tabloid mockery.
A year after Armstrong recorded "Heebie Jeebies," the explosive scat-driven number that put his vocal style on the map, and three months after Crosby had begun touring with Whiteman, he was allotted a chorus on "Muddy Water".
On a visit to New York last month, lounging in a private suite at a boutique hotel in Manhattan with her brother Trevor, 23, Ms. Moretz had no trouble acting her age, fiddling with a bottle of designer water or spontaneously singing a chorus from Lady Gaga's "Dance in the Dark".
For a given call intensity and calling rate, a male spring peeper will get the greatest "bang for its energetic buck" if it calls next to still water in the absence of chorus noise.
Further scenarios are shown in the final chorus, with the water now fully submerging the cabin and Usher.
