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Agromyza anderssoni este o specie de muște din genul Agromyza, familia Agromyzidae, descrisă de Spencer în anul 1976.

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ViewSonic Launches New VPC100 All-In-One PC
Posted: June 27, 2009/Under: Computers/By: Nic Cho
The worldwide leading provider of visual display and computing products, ViewSonic has launched its new ViewSonic VPC100 All-in-One PC, which uses about 50 percent less plastic for reduced waste and about 45% less power than traditional computing set, aiming to enhance your computing experience.
"When people talk about office clutter, it's not just about paperwork. Traditional computing solutions can be expensive, unattractive and take up an entire desk," said Jeff Volpe, vice president and general manager of ViewSonic North America. "We designed the VPC100 to overcome that 'computer clutter' problem with one cable ease and a clean, All-in-One design. We're excited to bring this product to market in the US and give our channel partners and customers a solution that further merges technology and lifestyle."
Highlights of ViewSonic VPC100:
18.5-inch TFT Active Matrix LCD display with a 16:9 aspect ratio and 1366 x 768 pixels resolution
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Built-in microphone, 1.3 megapixel webcam and two 2.5-watt stereo speakers
Four high-speed USB 2.0 ports and 4-in-1 card reader
802.11 b/g Wi-Fi and 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN connection
DVD/CD Super Multi RW optical disk drive
Microsoft Windows XP Home OS
The new stylish ViewSonic VPC100 All-in-One PC that bundled with full size keyboard and optical mouse is now available for MSRP of $599.

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Pretending I'm a fighter pilot and s**t..
Does anybody here use TouchBuddy?
You think he used TB with this flight series? I am WBK at TB forums and wrote the TB Toolkit. But I just got WoE and was wondering if anyone uses TB with this game?
Does anybody here use TouchBuddy? Just wondering if anybody got it to work with this SF series? The game does not let the mouse leave the primary screen, so as for now, you cannot use TouchBuddy in local mode with the touchscreen attached to the game computer.
Where can I find some X52 Pro profiles?
Thanks Buff... At first I didn't think it worked. When I load it into the Profile Editor all the control assignments are blank. But then I looked again and the keys are there, I just have to assign them myself I guess,... right? Just asking because I had a problem before trying to use an X52 profile with an X52 Pro hotas. For some reason nothing was assigned there too.... But this should work. Thanks!


Nesir, a BCIT graduate, started with KD as a Junior Estimator in 2009 and now handles the lion's share of the estimating duties at KD Engineering. Nesir is also the TAB Department Assistant Manager. Nesir's knowledge of mechanical systems and his organizational skills are critical in KD's commitment to provide clients with fair commissioning and balancing pricing, when they need it. Nesir enjoys several sports in his off time.


This is the season where students applying to graduate school, medical school, and professional school are panicking over standardised tests and applications for admission and funding for the upcoming cycle.
I am so thankful that not all universities now require the GREs because I would completely bomb it. While I can understand the need for an standardised measure that is common to the whole application pool, the validity of that standardised measure is questionable. There's plenty of evidence out there they don't predict graduate school and/or scientific success.
The Boss herself told me early on to N.E.V.E.R. write the GREs because I would fail.
"GREs are not for creative people who think laterally. To do well in the GREs, you have to pick ONE answer. Not imagine the possibilities of every choice."
Ironically, that was perhaps the biggest compliment she ever gave me as a scientist.
Because science is about imagining the possibilities in our world. It is about imagining the possibilities others have not thought of, and to find ways to systematically test our assumptions and ideas. It allows us the opportunity to see, explore, and understand our world, bodies, minds, thoughts, societies, cultures, languages, civilisations, natural wonders and phenomena, and a limitless array of the multiverse. It is about seeing the wisdom in the past, appreciating the present, and imagining the future.
What is science not about? Science is not about test scores.


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Dick Cavett ( Richard Alva Cavett) is an American television personality, comedian, and former talk show. He is well known for his notable conversation style and deep discussion. Cavett has appeared infrequently on nationally broadcast television in the United States for 50 years from the 1960s all through to the 2000s.
He has also written an online column for The New York Times, he also promoted DVDs of his former shows and books of his column. Cavett hosted replays of his TV interviews with Salvador Dali, John Lennon, Groucho Marx, Katharine Hepburn, Judy Garland, Orson Welles, Marlon Brando, and many others on Turner Classic Movies.
Dick was born in Buffalo County, Nebraska. However, his birthplace was Gibbon where his family lived.
In 1960, aged 23 years old, he was living in a three-room, fifth-floor apartment on West 89th Street in Manhattan for $51 a month, equal to $441 today. In addition, he was also cast in a film by the Signal Corps, but further jobs were not forthcoming. Cavett was an extra on The Phil Silvers Show in 1959, a TV remake of the film Body and Soul for the DuPont Show of the Month the same year, and Playhouse 90 ("The Hiding Place") in 1960.
On the other hand, he briefly revived his magic act while working as a typist and as a mystery shopper in department stores. Meanwhile, his girlfriend and future wife Carrie Nye landed several Broadway roles.
Cavett was a copyboy (rector) of Time magazine and when he read a newspaper article about Jack Paar, then host of The Tonight Show. The article described Paar's concerns about his opening monologue and constant search for material.
In addition, he wrote some jokes, and then put them in a Time envelope, and went to the RCA building. He ran to Paar in a corridor and handed him the envelope. After that, he went to sit in the audience in the studio. During the show, Paar worked on some of the lines that Cavett had fed him.
After that Dick got into the elevator with Jack Paar who later hired him as talent coordinator. He was the one who wrote Jack's famous line "Here they are, Jayne Mansfield" which was an introduction for the Buxom actress.
A Photo of Dick Cavett
Dick appeared on the show in 1961, where he performed as an interpreter for Miss Universe in 1961, Marlene Schmidt from Germany. Cavett, Alan King and Johnny Carson in 1968. Cavett also wrote a letter to comedian Arthur Jefferson, better known as Stan Laurel of the comedy team Laurel and Hardy. Finally the two later met at Laurel's apartment in Hollywood. On the night of that first visit, Cavett wrote him a tribute which Paar read in his program. Laurel watched the show which he deeply enjoyed. Cavett has visited the legendary comedian several times.
Their last time together was three weeks before Laurel's death in 1965. As the talent coordinator for The Tonight Show, Cavett was sent to the Blue Angel nightclub to see Woody Allen's play, and soon after that, they struck up a friendship. The following day, playwright George S. Kaufman's funeral was held at the Frank E. Campbell's Funeral Home. However, Allen couldn't attend, but Cavett attended, where he met Groucho Marx in an anteroom. After the funeral, Dick followed Marx three blocks up Fifth Avenue to the Plaza Hotel where Marx invited him for lunch.
A few years later, Dick presented Marx's one-man show, An Evening with Groucho Marx at Carnegie Hall, and started by saying, "I can't believe I know Groucho Marx." He continued The Tonight Show as a writer after Johnny Carson took over as a presenter. For Carson, he wrote the line: "Having your taste criticized by Dorothy Kilgallen is as if your clothes are criticized by Emmett Kelly." Dick appeared on the show once, to do a gymnastics routine on the pommel horse. After he left The Tonight Show, he wrote for Jerry Lewis's ill-fated show for three times the money he was earning.
In 1964Cavette started a brief career as a stand-up comic at the Bitter End in Greenwich Village. He was managed by John Rollins who later became the producer of nearly all of woody Allen's films.
In Chicago, he played at Mr. Kelly's, and in San Francisco, at the Hungry i. He then met Lenny Bruce in San Francisco, and said, "I liked him and wish I had known him better…but most of what he has been written about him is a waste of good ink, and his most zealous adherents and hardest-core devotees are to be avoided, even if it means working your way around the world in the hold of a goat transport."
In 1965, Dick worked as commercial voiceovers, including a series of mock interviews with Mel Brooks for Ballantine beer. For over the next two years he appeared on television shows, including What's My Line. Dick wrote for Merv Griffin and appeared several times on the Griffin talk show. After that, he appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show. In the 1960s or early 1970s, he narrated a National Association of Broadcasters public service announcement with A Boy Wandering through a Forest. In 1968, after the premiere of the international film Candy.
Dick went to a party at Hotel Americana, where those who had just seen the film were interviewed for television. He later said, "When the interviewer, Pat Paulsen, came to me, he asked me what I thought the critics would say about Candy. I said I didn't think the regular critics would review it, that they would have to reconvene the critics. Nuremberg trials to do him justice.
He then laughed and asked what I liked, and I told him that I liked the lady who showed me the nearest exit so that I would not be forced to vomit inside. "After doing The Star and the Story, a TV Pilot turned down with Van Johnson, Cavett hosted a special, Where Its At, for Bud Yorkin and Norman Lear. In 1968, Cavett was hired by ABC to host This Morning. According to a New Yorker article, the show was too sophisticated for a morning audience. ABC then moved the show to prime time and then to a night slot in front of Johnny's The Carson. . The show tonight.
Cavett was born on November 19th, 1936 now aged 85 years.
Cavett is the son of Alva B. Cavett and Erabel. His both parents were teachers, when asked about his heritage he said he was "Scottish, Irish, English, and possibly french and a dose of German."
Despite him being in the Limelight for so long he has kept his family life private
Since his parents were teachers he started schooling at Wasmer Elementary School where they were teaching. After that, his parents got a job at Capitol, Prescott, and Irving school where he completed his education. After that, he attended Yale University where he majored in English and later changed to drama.
He met with his wife Caroline Nye McGeoy( Carrie Nye) who was born in Greenwood, Mississippi. On June 4, 1964, the two love birds tied the knot. However in 2006 his wife Carrie Nye died.
After Carrie death, Cavett married Martha Rodger who is an author in New Orleans, Louisiana
Despite him being famous for the information about his biological children he has kept silent, However, he has two step-sons with Martha.
Dick Cavett hosted his own talk show in a different format and in different television and radio stations:
1968-1974 (ABC).
1975 (CBS).
1977-1982 (PBS)
1985-1986, Olympia Broadcasting (syndicate radio)
1986-1987 (ABC)
1989-1996 ( CNBC)
2006-2007 ( Turner Classic Movies)
In 1970 Cavett hosted the Emmy Award Show with Bill Cosby. His most famous show was his ABC program that he hosted from 1969 to 1974. After that, The Tonight Show from 1962 to 1992 where Jonny Carson was the starring. Many show that attempted to compete with Johnny Curson in the same timeslot they were quickly eliminated, However, Dick managed to stay in the air for five years.
Besides his show not attracting a wide audience, he still remains third in the rating behind Carson and Merv Griffin. Dick earned the reputation as "the thinking man's talk Show host" where he received favorable reviews from critics.
Cavett also appeared in a variety of other television shows as himself, including The Odd Couple while serving as a host of Saturday Night Live in 1976. He also appeared in Woody Allen's Annie Hall in a cameo role (1977).
Dick has appeared in Kate and Allie (1986), Cheers (1983), and then appeared in Herbert Altman Health (1980).In Cameo, he appeared in Nightmare in Elm Street 3: Warrior Warriors (1987) which was part of the dreams from series, converting In Freddy Krueger and comes after his guest, ZSA Zsa Gabor, halfway. In the team of Burton's Beetlejuice (1988), Dick played a rare part of the part as a character that did not except himself (as Agent Delia).
He often appeared on television quiz and game emissions; It appeared on What My Line was?, To Tell the truth, Password, The $25,000 Pyramid. Cavett remembered the time of the documentary series in HBO. Every episode covered the decade, ranging from the 1920s to the 1970s. The show was originally broadcast in November 1979 and lasted six months. Furthermore, Cavett hosted an HBO documentary series in the early 1980s called Remember When. . . that explored changes in American culture over time, as well as HBO Magazine's monthly review of HBO.
In April 1981, Dick traveled to Stockholm, Sweden, to interview the pop group ABBA on the occasion of their tenth anniversary as a group. In a special, namely "Dick Cavett Meets ABBA", it was filmed by the Swedish television network SVT and broadcast mainly in Europe. During the mid-1980s, he took on Jack Carney as the host of the KMOX-related Comedy show in St. Louis. Louis. In 1988, Dick appeared specifically on The Wheel of Fortune during his weekly shows on Radio City Music Hall, walking around the stage after someone solved the "TALK SHOW HOST DICK CAVETT" puzzle.
In 1974, Dick's company, Daphne Productions was co-produced with Don Lipp production produced an ABC's short-lived game show, The Money Maze, however, his name did not appear on credit cards.
The Simpsons borrowed his voice for their episode that was namely "Homie the Clown". Dick also appeared in the clip from The Dick Cavett Show in Robert Zemeckis' Forrest Gump ( 1994), and also Ron Howard's Apollo 13(1995).
Cavett played the role of narrator in a Broadway revival of The Rocky Horror Show from November 2000 to January 2002.
He then appeared in a Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim's Into The Woods as the narrator/old guy.
In the 2003 documentary From the Ashes: The Life and Times of Tick Hall, Cavett is featured in a documentary about the fire that ruined his home in Montauk, New York, and his attempts to rebuild.
In 2008, Cavett entered into a dispute over the Iraq war with a New York Times blog post criticizing General David Petraeus, claiming, "I can't look at Petraeus, his uniform adorned like a Christmas tree with honors. ., Medals and ribbons, without thinking of the great Mort Sahl at the height of his genius. "Cavett went on to recall Sahl's contempt for General Westmoreland's medal display and criticized Petraeus for not speaking the plain language.
In 2011, he was featured as the talking head in Robert Weide's two-part documentary series Woody Allen: A Documentary for American Masters which aired on PBS. In December 2012, for the annual celebration of "The Master's" birthday, the Noel Coward Society invited Dick as a guest celebrity to lay flowers in front of the Coward statue at the Gershwin Theater in New York to commemorate his 113th birthday Sir Noel. . . Coward appeared on Cavett's ABC television series in 1970 after being knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in December 1969. Dick appeared in Hellman v. McCarthy (Literary legends declare war!) In New York City. Abingdon Theater.
Dick reenacted his performance of January 25, 1980, when literary critic Mary McCarthy appeared as a guest and declared that every word written by playwright Lillian Hellman was "a lie, including" and "and". Hellman then sued McCarthy for libel. The lawsuit lasted more than four years. Dick's off-Broadway show started on March 14, 2014, and concluded on April 13, 2014, in a limited edition. In 2017, Cavett celebrated his 80th birthday at a private event in New York City, where guests included Woody Allen, Bob Balaban, Blythe Danner, Joy Behar, Carl Bernstein, Alec Baldwin, Katie Couric, and Steve Buscemi.
Ealy 2020, He appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert promoting the new HBO special,, Ali and Dick: The Tale of the Tapes. Where he talked about his career as a comedian and a talk show host as well as his relationship with Muhammad Ali.
The 85 year old Dick Cavett stands at 5feet 7inches
He has a net worth of $100 million.
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The end to parliamentary politics in Arab-Israeli society?
Why the drop in Arab voter turnout is not a good omen.
By ELIE REKHESS
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In this Knesset election campaign, as in all recent campaigns, the Israeli political scene witnessed its regular ritual: intense efforts were exerted in an attempt to unite the ranks and set up a joint Arab party bloc that could realize the electoral potential of the Arabs in Israel and prevent a loss of votes due to internal dissension.
As in the past, current attempts failed miserably, and ended in a whimper.
Additionally, the Jewish public is once again witnessing the Jewish Right-wing's efforts to have the Arab parties and MKs disqualified by the Central Elections Committee; once again, the Supreme Court has intervened and reversed the Committee's decision to disqualify them.
On the face of this election campaign, there is nothing new under the sun.
But that is not exactly true.
The 19th Knesset elections are, in fact, a distinct, and possibly critical, milestone in the continued withdrawal of Israeli Arabs from parliamentary politics in Israel. Voting turnout is a reliable index of this trend: In the previous elections (in 2009), only 53.4 percent of all eligible Arab voters cast a vote (compared to 64.7% of all eligible Jewish voters).
The decline in turnout is clear: In 1996, 77% exercised their right to vote; in 2003, 62% did so; and in 2006, 56.3% voted. Observers estimate that this trend will accelerate in the upcoming elections; one survey predicted voter turnout of no more than 36%.
It seems that the Arab public has lost its faith in Knesset elections. Such despair has translated into increasing Arab withdrawal from Israeli politics. The reasons are obvious, and most of them were also valid in the past.
First, abstention expresses the public's deep abhorrence toward the Arab parties for remaining internally divided for decades. In the upcoming elections, there will be five Arab lists, one of which is composed of three factions.
The parties once again refused to rise above their narrow personal interests and considerations, despite the trifling ideological differences between them.
Inert and obsolete, the parties have become repugnant to young voters who yearn for change.
Second, the Arab parties in the Knesset have proven their inability to promote change through parliamentary politics. While the politicians are proud of their legislative achievements and their defense of Arab rights, their continued exclusion from the center of decision-making – the government coalitions – limit their impact on the current situation, which, Wadi' Awawda says, is why they continue to put on circus shows and set off fireworks in the Knesset.
The third reason for abstention and an election boycott is the growing strength of the Jewish religious-national Right wing and the collapse of the Zionist Left wing. The current Knesset outlined the general direction: anti-Arab legislation that borders on blatant racism (the Naqba Law, the amendment to the Citizenship Law, the Admissions Committee Law).
Why would anyone want to sit in a Knesset that represents encroaching de-legitimization of the very presence of Arabs in Israel? Ideology, the fourth reason for boycotting the elections is related to the previous reason.
An election boycott has been the longstanding policy of the Sons of the Village and the dogmatic faction of the Islamic Movement: The Zionist- Jewish parliament – whose very existence is considered illegitimate – and has nothing to offer to the Arabs in Israel.
Other factors that promote election boycotts and voting abstention include the desire to cast a protest vote against the stalemate in the negotiations with the Palestinians, the need to express resentment against the financial crisis, and political laziness.
SO, THEN, why do the Arab parties continue to fight for a seat in the Knesset? The explanations they offer are unconvincing: We thwart discriminatory laws, legislate laws that protect the rights of the Arab minority, lay bare the truth about the Right wing, protect Palestinian interests, and expose the ugly underside of Israel's so-called democracy.
The forecasts that predict a continued drop in Arab turnout may turn out to be correct. To date there is no indication of any public conscious- raising activity designed to reverse this trend, although the Arab parties will undoubtedly do everything possible to bring voters to the polls.
In contrast to the apparent public apathy, the political and ideological discourse in Arab society that has emerged in recent years reveals a keen debate over the validity of the "1948 Paradigm," which has served as the foundation of Jewish- Arab relations in Israel since the establishment of Israel.
The keystone of this model was the right to vote and be elected to the Knesset.
This new thinking features in the works of intellectuals, academics, and scholars who propose alternative models to the relationship pattern that was established in 1948. The Future Vision Documents, which were published in late 2006 and 2007, offer a detailed portent of what the future may hold.
The revolutionary ideas contained in these documents, and specifically their challenge to Israel's definition as a Jewish-Zionist state, served as a basis for further ideological elaboration.
For example, Hunayda Ghanem added the dimension of liminality to the debate, defining the status of Arabs in Israel as standing "at the threshold," trapped between two clashing existential planes that create a transient perception of reality.
The definition of Arabs in Israel as "a native minority with collective rights" has attracted extensive study and has inspired growing support for a single bi-national state as an alternative model to the 1948 Paradigm. Arab spokespersons frequently emphasize what they view as an inherent, irreconcilable contradiction between the Jewish nature of the state and its democratic nature. The popularity of the bi-national concept also grew as the two-state solution was pushed to the margins of the debate: After all, the two-state solution leaves the Arabs in Israel in the lurch.
CHOOSING THE kind of political action to take is a major issue in the new worldview that is emerging among the Arab elites. In light of the disappointment with parliamentary politics, described above, talk of an alternative political system – one that is exclusively for the Arabs – increasingly features in discussions and debates.
One idea is to establish a parliament that represents Arab interests, which will be elected directly by Israel's Arab citizens. Another view calls for the establishment of a new Follow-Up Committee, to be elected by a broad public base. In view of the implications of the Arab Spring, As'ad Ghanem recently proposed the development of a "democratic national forum" and election of a new, legitimate leadership in general national elections. The new organ would be known as the Supreme National Council.
Thus, the emerging trend is developing in two distinct directions: The appeal of the Arab parties and the Knesset is diminishing, while interest in filling the void by establishing alternative political organizations of a separatist nature is growing. Such organizations would serve as a key element in reconceptualizing the Arabs in Israel as a national minority.
The Arab parties failed to develop a genuine understanding of the significance of the Arab Spring. They have yet to master the language of the social media that has captivated millions of young adults in the Arab world, and in Israel. These youngsters yearn for a change "here and now." But this does not mean that the fate of the Arab parties is sealed. Several parties still have bands of faithful voters who will ensure their continued representation in the Knesset.
The evident drop in Arab turnout is not a good omen.
It opens up the field for separatist organizations, and signals the decline of the 1948 model. This is a disconcerting situation that should move the Zionist parties to dust themselves off and courageously propose a credible alternative to the hundreds of thousands of Arab voters who do not wish to separate from the state, but instead desire genuine, effective integration.
The Non-Partisan Convention for Equality between Jews and Arabs, initiated by the Jewish-Arab Center for Economic Development, is a welcome step in this direction and deserves special encouragement, as it signals a ray of sunlight at the end of a dark tunnel.
The fact that Likud rejected this initiative out of hand is distressing and a cause for consternation.
The writer is the Crown Visiting Chair in Middle East Studies at Northwestern University.


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WHEN you look at every line that has reopened in Scotland, the success has far exceeded the experts' predictions. The Borders Railway is no exception.
While it may be a totally different line for so many reasons today than it was pre-1969, its re-emergence is a reaction to the phenomenal growth in passengers the rail industry has experienced since Privatisation.
The new line has brought in thousands of tourists and day trippers, and it has encouraged house moves to the area; the spin-off being a benefit to shops, pubs, restaurants and other amenities.
Rebuilding just over 30 miles of line from Newcraighall to Tweedbank has been well reported in The RM, books and DVDs.
Passenger figures have far exceeded expectations, but are there things that could have been done better or differently?
Q: Passenger numbers have exceeded one million, and could be more than double the predictions. This is excellent news, isn't it?
A: The take up by passengers has been very positive, with exact numbers for the first year due to be announced soon. It is clear that passenger numbers are well above expectations, especially at the Borders stations of Tweedbank, Galashiels and Stow.
Q: Were projected passenger numbers deliberately understated?
A: They were certainly understated – 'why' is the question. The original plan never even included a station at Stow.
Q: Have the bus companies reacted to win back passengers?
A: First has actually cut back on its Borders services, blaming the success of the railway.
Q: What has been the impact on tourism?
A: Figures prove that there has been an increase in visitors to places of interest, including Sir Walter Scott's home at Abbotsford. CBR argued in favour of tourism-related benefits before the line opened – the official view seemed to ignore tourism!
Q: What has been the effect of the line on the housing market and area desirability?
A: This will take time, but there is already evidence of demand and prices rising. I know personally of commuters who travel to work in Edinburgh and beyond by train. I also know of one Edinburgh businessman who bought a house close to Tweedbank. His visitors and family spend money in the Borders that previously would have been spent in Edinburgh.
Q: Turning to the problem areas, how has train overcrowding impacted the success?
A: At busy times the two-car Class 158s have limited space. I travel off-peak most of the time and always get a seat, but some people are not so lucky. The eventual cascade of Class 170 three-car trains will help when the Class 385 EMUs eventually come on stream. Sometimes Class 170s are used, but not enough are available yet. In addition, some Class 158s fail, especially when climbing hills on hot days. Falahill summit is 880 feet above sea level, requiring climbs in both directions.
Q: What other problems are there?
A: There have been ticket machine failures. This is annoying when it happens, but train crew sell tickets on trains, too. A particular problem is at Edinburgh Waverley, where ScotRail has failed to increase the number and reliability of ticket machines on the concourse. People too often find these machines difficult and slow. I have used a ticket machine at Brunstane station for journeys to and from the Borders and found it perfectly OK. Car parks have filled to capacity from day one, and discussions are needed how best to provide more spaces.
Q: Tweedbank has been criticised for lack of any passenger facilities – toilets and refreshments.
I hear there is a solution.
A: A new toilet and coffee place are planned to open at Tweedbank early in 2017 at the latest.
The coffee point will also offer information.
Q: The reduced lengths of the dynamic loops was a contentious issue, how best could that problem be resolved?
A: The total length of loops is less than expected originally and this can have a knock-on effect when a late train in one direction can delay one in the other. CBR is making a case for more loops (not necessarily dynamic) to help pass trains with less delay.
Q: Passenger figures at Gorebridge and other stations are lower than expected. Why is this?
A: Shawfair also has low numbers because the station has arrived in advance of the development that it will serve (although the car park is already growing in popularity). Gorebridge has a frequent bus service (Lothian Transport) to and from Edinburgh at a much lower fare than by train. Also, local geography at Gorebridge is also significant, as much of the town is uphill from the station.
Q: How well has ScotRail promoted the line?
A: There has been promotion by various bodies, including ScotRail, but more can be done. I think there needs to be more promotion about places that can be reached by bus from the railway stations, at Galashiels and Tweedbank.
Q: There has been much criticism of the infrastructure design that is restricting future enhancements. Can you explain?
A: Transport Scotland has failed to future-proof the route by having some road overbridges built only wide enough for a single-track railway.
Furthermore, there appears to be no current plan to ease the capacity-restricted approach to the east end of Waverley station. Trains have to be allocated limited track space as far away as Abbeyhill Junction, depending on platforms to be used at the station. There are two single-track tunnels under Calton Hill and the track layout prevents trains to and from one tunnel using platforms in the opposite half of the station. Network Rail plans for the period 2014 to 2044 take no notice of the Borders Railway as such, apparently because it was not open in 2014.
Action is needed to reconsider that!
Q: What about electrification in the future?
A: The route was designed with 'passive provision' for future electrification; for example, clearances under bridges and through tunnels to allow room for wires to be erected in future. Electric trains would certainly accelerate from stations and climb hills more effectively. Meantime, Class 170 or other diesels would help.
Q: What does CBR say to those who raised grave doubts that the line would be a success?
A: We always believed that more passengers would use the service than forecasts suggested. Frankly, if the campaigners had been listened to, there would have been fewer problems now.
The line has proved incredibly popular, especially for travel to and from the Scottish Borders.
Q: What would CBR want to see happen in the next two years to build on the first 12 months' success?
A: We want to see the current line enhanced to improve performance. We also want to see a start made towards extension of the line to serve more communities directly.
Passengers deserve the best. And those still without trains need a positive future on the tracks that must eventually come.
A multi-modal study planned by Transport Scotland sounds like it will focus on roads such as the A1, A68 and A7. A study into extending the railway was promised and there should be one.
Q: What are the real practicalities of extending south to Melrose and Hawick, plus the lesser population towards Carlisle?
A: The worst problems have already been overcome to build the line between Edinburgh and Tweedbank. There are solutions to any potential future problems between Tweedbank and Carlisle, including ways past Melrose and through Hawick. The proposed study should look into these issues.
Passenger numbers south of Hawick were already looking reasonably good when the line was axed in 1969. Since then, much has changed. I am in no doubt that a full railway route would gain a lot of custom, freight as well as passenger. By linking the Scottish Borders with England through Carlisle, there would be wide benefits.


However, this and the aforementioned sources fail to account for harmonics, one of the most prevalent power quality phenomena. Harmonics have affected electric power systems for years, since the widespread use of fluorescent lights began in 1938 when GE introduced fluorescent Mazda lamps as a regular product line, selling about 200,000 in the first year. At conferences and in journals, people began to question the effect of harmonics on the accuracy of the traditional power measurements used in revenue meters.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) organized a task force, chaired by Alex Emmanuel of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. This task force developed Standard 1459 2000, the "IEEE Trial Use Standard for Standard Definitions for the Measurement of Electric Power Quantities Under Sinusoidal, Nonsinusoidal, Balanced, or Unbalanced Conditions" (now IEEE 1459 2010).
To simplify the math, we typically compute the fundamental frequency reactive power as the other vector at 90 degrees to the real power vector and combine all of the harmonic power into a single vector called the "distortion power." In Figure 2, the apparent power is kept at the same value as Figure 1, but the "nonworking power" now consists of the fundamental reactive power and distortion power vectors. The net result is that there is less "working" or real power for the same apparent power. In equine terms, less horsepower is applied to actually move the railcar down the tracks. In electrical terms, the power factor (PF) is lower since there are fewer watts in the numerator for the same volt-amperes in the denominator of the equation in Figure 1.
As I explained in "Imperfect Harmony" (October 2015, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR), some of the harmonics are effectively "negative sequence" components, which try to turn an electric motor in the opposite rotation from the fundamental frequency power. Others are zero-sequence components, generating no useful work. These values of the distortion power vector work against the "horse" to reduce its efficiency. In mechanical terms, bad bearings on the wheels or incorrectly aligned railroad tracks are horsepower losses.
An electric utility has to generate and distribute the volt-amperes the customer's loads require, so they become less efficient as the PF decreases. Hence, tariffs or rate schedules for some industrial and commercial customers add a PF penalty or extra expense for inefficiently using their power. Some old electromechanical meters used to display the displacement power factor (DPF), or the cosine of the angle between the voltage and current, as the PF. It is possible for the DPF to be 1.0 and the true PF be significantly less, depending on the harmonic content.
Short of requiring all students and professionals to read ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, one must continue to exercise caution while surfing the web when it comes to PF (or just about anything else).
WHILE FEW WOULD ARGUE ABOUT of the wealth of information on the Internet, there isn't a mechanism for qualifying its accuracy. Basically, anyone can post anything. Even such peer-reviewed sites as Wikipedia can fall short of the facts. A relatively simple concept in power is a good example. Online textbooks, PowerPoint presentations and numerous websites from some of the most reputable universities and companies (including electric utilities) still promote the "power triangle" as a method to describe the relationship between real power, reactive power and apparent power. Even the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) contributes to this inaccurate information, as shown in Figure 1.


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Freycinet Peninsula
From Coles Bay: Wineglass Bay Cruise with Lunch
Popular Activities in Freycinet Peninsula
Wineglass Bay and Maria Island Scenic Flight Experience
Hobart: Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park Via Richmond
From Hobart: Wineglass Bay and Freycinet
Tasmania in 6 Days: the Major Highlights and Attractions
Launceston to Hobart via Wineglass Bay Full-Day Excursion
Freycinet National Park: Guided Walking Tour
Tasmania in 2 Days: Bay of Fires and Wineglass Bay
From Hobart: 4-Day Guided Freycinet National Park Walk
Our most recommended Freycinet Peninsula Activities
1. From Coles Bay: Wineglass Bay Cruise with Lunch
Take advantage of a rare opportunity to experience Wineglass Bay from the water. Step aboard Schouten Passage II for an unforgettable 4.5-hour cruise. During the tour, an experienced and friendly crew will guide you through the sights and history of the Freycinet Peninsula. Depart from Freycinet National Park, located approximately 2.5 to 3-hours drive from Hobart. Cruise from the gentle shores of Coles Bay to one of the world's most beautiful beaches. Gaze at the sheer granite cliffs, get up close to the wildlife and learn about the landmarks, wildlife, and history during an informative on-board commentary. Enjoy a ploughman's style lunch. Local beverages and wines are available for purchase in nature's best wine bar. The Vista Lounge offers floor-to-ceiling windows, comfortable indoor and spacious outdoor viewing decks, baby changing facilities, and disabled amenities. The Sky Lounge is an adults-only area that offers privacy, comfort, direct access to the bridge, and stunning views from the top deck. Sky Lounge guests are also welcome to use the downstairs areas. If opting for the Sky Lounge experience, you will receive morning tea, freshly shucked oysters, a generous ploughman's style lunch of smoked salmon and meats, Tasmanian cheeses, salad and bread, and all drinks.
2. Wineglass Bay and Maria Island Scenic Flight Experience
Departing daily from Cambridge, fly towards and over the top of the Freycinet Peninsula on Tasmania's East Coast. Freycinet National Park is one of Tasmania's very first National Parks (est. 1916) and is home to dramatic pink granite mountains, secluded bays, crystal clear waters and pristine white beaches. Freycinet is home to Tasmania's and arguably Australia's most iconic white sands beach – Wineglass Bay, the aerial view of this sight is something truly spectacular and unforgettable. From the Freycinet Peninsula, fly over the seal colony of Ile Des Phoques, then continue your scenic flight towards your destination, Maria Island. Here land and set off on an exploration of the island national park. It's tranquility combined with its natural beauty, rare wildlife and fascinating history makes it a unique and special place. Maria Island's pristine untouched beaches, the crystal clear waters of the surrounding marine reserve and scenery like the magnificent Mt Maria and Bishop and Clerk peaks will take your breath away. Have a chance while on the Island to wander through forests of magnificent blue and white gums, some of them over 400 years old and unique to Maria Island. Step back in time and walk where convicts and explorers have walked before you. At the Fossils Cliffs see shellfish fossil beds unlike any other in the world. Maria Island is also famous for its abundance of wildlife being home to rare and endangered species like the Swift Parrot and Cape Barron Goose, Wombats, Kangaroos and of course, the Tasmanian Devil. It's difficult to describe the beauty of Maria Island, you really have to see it to believe it. As you interact with the Maria Island's local wildlife and take in the spectacular scenery your guide will prepare a bountiful Tasmanian picnic looking over the Northern end of the majestic national park. This feast is full of some of Tasmania's finest offerings, consisting of fresh Oysters, Mussels, Salmon, Mackerel, Scallops, Octopus, all locally sourced from Tasmanian's beautiful and clean waterways, this seafood smorgasbord is accompanied with paired Tasmanian premium white wine. Please note, if seafood isn't to your liking that's not a problem at all, just let the tour operator know at the time of booking and they can happily source a beautiful mix of different Tasmanian produce. After your time on Maria board your aircraft once again return to Hobart. Tour highlights • Aerial eye view of • Freycinet National Park • Wineglass Bay • Maria Island • Chance to interact (without fences) with wildlife such as • Tasmanian devils • Wombats • Forester (Eastern grey) Kangaroos • Wallabies • Gourmet Seafood Platter and Tasmanian Premium Wine Tour runs for approximately 3 hours and departs daily from Cambridge Aerodrome (20-minute drive from the Hobart CBD), Hotel Pick up and Drop off available.
3. Hobart: Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park Via Richmond
Discover the history and natural beauty of Tasmania's stunning east coast on this full-day tour from Hobart to Wineglass Bay. Before leaving Hobart you will take in expansive views of the city, Mount Wellington, and the Derwent River from Rosny Hill Lookout. Then visit historic Richmond, where you can admire the oldest convict built bridge still in use. Travel on to Tasmania's east coast through farmland and forest with a stop at the quaint church in Buckland to marvel at 14th century stained glass windows. Follow the Great Eastern Drive through the seaside towns of Orford and Swansea, with stops at Raspins Beach, Spiky Beach, and a second convict built bridge, Spiky Bridge. Explore Freycinet National Park, including a guided walk to Wineglass Bay Lookout. The views of this world-renowned beach will take your breath away. Enjoy more stunning coastal views, white sandy beaches, and inviting crystal clear water when you visit Cape Tourville, Sleepy Bay, Honeymoon Bay, and Friendly Beaches. Delight in the opportunity to taste fresh Tasmanian seafood at the Freycinet Marine Farm. At Kate's Berry Farm you will be tempted by chocolates, jams, berry sweets, and ice cream before returning to Hobart.
4. From Hobart: Wineglass Bay and Freycinet
Begin from Hobart heading east then following the coastline north. Travel through the seaside towns of Orford and Swansea. Enjoy a brief stop at Spiky Bridge, a convict built bridge, the picturesque Spiky Beach and then on into the National Park. Keen walkers can walk down to Wineglass Beach (2.5 hr return walking time), enjoy a swim in the pristine waters, relax and have lunch in this amazing setting. Alternatively, travel with your guide to discover more of the National Park and visit Honeymoon Bay, Sleepy Bay and the Cape Tourville lookout and short walk. After 4–5 hours at Freycinet, begin the trip back to Hobart. Enjoy a brief stop at the Freycinet Marine Farm for anyone interested in sampling the local oysters, mussels or crayfish fresh from the pristine waters of Oyster Bay and surrounds. Last but certainly not least, stop at picturesque Kate's Berry Farm where Kate is serving up absolutely delicious berry ice-creams and other delights - jams, sauces, chocolates and jellies.
5. Tasmania in 6 Days: the Major Highlights and Attractions
Day one: Port Arthur Historic Site Begin your trip with a pick up around 7:00 AM. After a quick look at Australia's best preserved colonial village, Richmond, head south to explore Tasmania's ruthless convict past at the World Heritage listed Port Arthur Historic Site. A guided walk and harbor cruise are included. Rich in visual history, learn of the chilling life of a convict in the restored sandstone prison buildings and preserved ruins. Day two: Hobart to Strahan Drive through the Derwent Valley. Travel east to west across the island. See the beautiful Russell Falls, walk among the Mt Field National Park tall trees, and visit Australia's deepest freshwater lake, Lake St Clair. Explore the pristine Franklin-Gordon Wild River National Park and end the day in Strahan, where you will stay overnight. Day three: Wild West Coast In the untouched wilderness of Tasmania's West Coast, explore the shifting sands of Henty Dunes. Then continue into the Tarkine Rainforest and walk to Tasmania's highest waterfall, Montezuma Falls. Stay overnight again in Strahan. Day four: Cradle Mountain to Launceston Around 950 meters above sea level is the World Heritage listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Claire National Park. Here, choose a walk to take. With an extensive range of tracks, you can stroll around Dove Lake or challenge yourself with a hike to Marion's Lookout. After, take a short drive through Sheffield, the town of murals, to Launceston for your overnight stay. Day five: Launceston to Bicheno Start the day with a journey to the East Coast and the beautiful Bay of Fires, where the beaches are gleaming and the is water inviting. If the conditions are right, this is the perfect place for a swim. Tasmania's most scenic coastal drive takes you from St Helens to Bicheno. Explore a wildlife sanctuary to meet the iconic Tasmanian devil and other iconic Tasmania wildlife. You will stay overnight at accommodation in Bicheno. Day six: Freycinet National Park to Hobart After breakfast, get ready for an early start to be the first to the Wineglass Bay lookout at the Freycinet National Park. Beat the crowds and the heat for that picture postcard photograph. Relax on a secluded beach or choose the more challenging Mount Amos or Hazards Beach walk. Continue further along the scenic east coast via the seaside towns of Swansea and Orford. Return to Hobart for 5:30 PM.
6. Launceston to Hobart via Wineglass Bay Full-Day Excursion
The tour departs from Launceston ready for an action-packed day out exploring the delights and highlights of the East Coast before finishing your day in Hobart. Your drive takes you through the well-preserved Georgian townships of Evandale and Campbell Town. Make a short stop in Campbell Town where you can collect some lunch to take along for the day ahead. You will have time to discover the Convict Brick Trail that extends through the town, visit the Red Bridge, and check out the tree sculptures depicting the history of the town. After a brief stop in Campbell Town, travel to the East Coast, where you catch an amazing view of the area at the Great Oyster Bay Lookout and an opportunity to purchase some fresh oysters plucked from the beautiful surrounding waters. Once inside Freycinet National Park, begin a series of walks and exploration of the area. Walk as a group to the Wineglass Bay Lookout, a moderate uphill walk of around 45 - 60 minutes. Here the views make the walk well worth the effort! For the keen walkers, you can continue the walk down to Wineglass Bay beach (2.5 hour return walking time). Once on the beach you have time to take a swim, relax, eat your lunch or meander along the white sands. Or, if you prefer to select the shorter walking option, you can explore other areas of Freycinet with your tour guide. Visit Honeymoon Bay and the Cape Tourville Lighthouse "Great Short Walk". The tour re-groups, ready for the onward journey to Hobart. Last but certainly not least we stop at Kate's Berry Farm in the seaside township of Swansea. Here Kate is serving up delicious Berry Ice-creams and other sweet delights such as jams, sauces, chocolates and jellies. You will then return to your Hobart central city accommodation around 06:30 PM – 07:00 PM. (Airport drop offs around 06:00 PM – 06:30 PM – available only with arrangement at time of booking).
7. Freycinet National Park: Guided Walking Tour
Start the tour by meeting your guide and departing from Freycinet Lodge. Follow your dedicated guide over the spectacular Hazards mountain range to the Wineglass Bay Lookout, where views of the iconic bay will be sure to astound you. After a quick photo (your guide will be sure to take a group shot to send to you later), make the short descent along the Eucalyptus-lined trail to the pristine white sands of Wineglass Bay beach. Here your guide will offer a short break to enjoy a hot drink and take in the breathtaking scenery. The next leg will take you to the west of the peninsula to the stunning Hazards Beach. Leaving only your footprints, learn about the unique animals that call this special place home and the history behind its magnificent shores and pink granite peaks. From here, be guided to the southern-most point of the beach to enjoy a gourmet picnic lunch and wander along the beach looking for treasures. After exploring the beach, jump aboard the Freycinet Aqua Taxi to see the peninsula from a different perspective as you journey back to the Freycinet Lodge where you tour concludes.
8. Tasmania in 2 Days: Bay of Fires and Wineglass Bay
Day one: Hobart or Launceston to Bicheno Begin your trip with a pick up around 7:00 AM and travel to the East Coast. Visit the beautiful Bay of Fires, where the beaches are gleaming and the is water inviting. If the conditions are right, this is the perfect place for a swim. Tasmania's most scenic coastal drive takes you from St Helens to Bicheno. Explore a wildlife sanctuary to meet the iconic Tasmanian devil and other iconic Tasmania wildlife. You will stay overnight at accommodation in Bicheno. Day two: Freycinet National Park to Hobart Get ready for an early start to be the first to the Wineglass Bay lookout at the Freycinet National Park. Beat the crowds and the heat for that picture postcard photograph. Relax on a secluded beach or choose the more challenging Mount Amos or Hazards Beach walk. Continue further along the scenic east coast via the seaside towns of Swansea and Orford. Return to Hobart for 5:30 PM.
9. From Hobart: 4-Day Guided Freycinet National Park Walk
Day 1 Depart from the Old Woolstores Apartments in Hobart at 8 AM and transfer to sustainably built Friendly Beaches lodge. Begin your Freycinet National Park adventure in Coles Bay by boarding the Naturaliste for a spectacular sea cruise down to Schouten Island, the southernmost part of Freycinet National Park (weather permitting). On the way, keep a lookout for pods of playful dolphins. After a picnic lunch and swim, choose between a short but steep climb up Bear Hill for expansive views of the Freycinet Peninsula, or fish for flathead in Schouten Passage. The Bear Hill walk is of moderate difficulty, takes 2 hours, and covers 3 kilometers (1.9 miles). Return to Coles Bay by boat, then transfer to Friendly Beaches Lodge for an evening meal of fresh fish and great local wine. Day 2 On the second day, there are 2 walks to choose from. The first option is to take a 7-hour, 14-kilometer (8.7-mile) moderate coastal walk from Bryan's Beach journeys through sclerophyll forests and along beaches to the renowned Wineglass Bay. Along the way, encounter unforgettable up-close moments with local Australian wildlife. Alternatively, if you're seeking a serious challenge, opt for the climb from Cook's Beach to the top of Mt Graham (579 meters/1,900 feet above sea level) where you'll enjoy wonderful views of The Hazards' dusky pink rock outcrops, before descending to Wineglass Bay via spectacular Quartzite Ridge. This is a difficult 16-kilometer (almost 10-mile) hike that takes about 8 hours. The two groups rejoin at Wineglass Bay in the late afternoon – the perfect time to swim, enjoy a cup of tea, and exchange stories about the morning's adventures. Feeling refreshed, take the climb to Wineglass Bay Lookout for iconic views, before descending to the waiting vehicle to transfer you back to the Lodge. Day 3 Today, discover the secluded Bluestone Bay, and explore the fascinating geology of White Water Wall and little Bluestone Bay on an easy to moderate 14-kilometer (8.7-mile) hike for about 6-7 hours. Follow an ancient track through sacred bushland once followed by the Oyster Bay Tribe. The headland is home to a stunning array of native plants, including the giant Xanthorrhoea (Grass Trees). Continue along the white sands of Friendly Beaches, and enjoy a swim before you arrive back at the lodge where cool drinks and homemade afternoon tea await. Day 4 Rise early and head to the beach for morning coffee. After breakfast, there's an optional walk along the fossil-rich ridgeline of Mt Mary and a descent to Saltwater Lagoon before taking a final stroll along Friendly Beaches to Isaac's Point. In total, this easy walk lasts 3 hours and is 6 kilometers (3.7 miles) long. Finally, transfer back to Hobart to arrive at 5 PM on the last day. If you're booked on a flight after 5:30 PM, a Hobart Airport drop-off can be provided.
Top Attractions in Freycinet Peninsula
1 Freycinet National Park
Things to Do in Freycinet Peninsula
1 Freycinet Peninsula Day Trips
2 Freycinet Peninsula Multi-day Tours
3 Freycinet Peninsula Garden & Park Tours
4 Freycinet Peninsula Cruises & Boat Tours
5 Freycinet Peninsula Tours
6 Freycinet Peninsula Food & Drinks
7 Freycinet Peninsula Activities
8 Freycinet Peninsula Sightseeing Tours
9 Freycinet Peninsula National Parks
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What people are saying about Freycinet Peninsula
This was our best day travelling in Tassie with Alex. Alex is very friendly and knowledgeable, took us to lots of truly beautiful lookouts and beaches. We also had the best meal at Devils Corner while staying 4 days in Tassie. Such a relaxing and fun day. Highly recommend to everyone!
Hobart: Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park Via Richmond Reviewed by Mengying, 12/21/2021
Amazing tour with such a friendly, excited and kind tourguide and the views are stunning. I was travelling by muself and this tour was very nice. Alex gave me a lot of tips about places and tour for do during my trip. I also made new friends and learned so much about Tasmania
Hobart: Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park Via Richmond Reviewed by Claudia, 9/22/2021
I have never been to this part of Tassie before and it exceeded our expectations . Alex our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly . We would recommend this tour to everyone.
Hobart: Wineglass Bay & Freycinet National Park Via Richmond Reviewed by Ken, 12/27/2021
Crew and staff were knowledgeable and so friendly made the day fun and an amazing day so glad to have experienced so much
From Coles Bay: Wineglass Bay Cruise with Lunch Reviewed by Vicki, 9/8/2021
Great way to see the most beautiful place in the world
From Coles Bay: Wineglass Bay Cruise with Lunch Reviewed by Corrie, 8/29/2021


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On the contrary, none of the analyzed hexachlorophene resistant mutants , presented changes in their susceptibility to antibiotics. Overexpression of SmeDEF is related with elevated MICs of quinolones and chloramphenicol, among other antibiotics, with out alterations in the susceptibility to beta-lactams. As revealed in Table 1 the phenotype of the analyzed benzalkonium chloride resistant mutants is not compatible with this phenotype, suggesting that SmeDEF is not overexpressed in these mutants. To tackle which is could be the cause of resistance, we sequenced the genomes of these two mutants. In the two cases, the sequences of the mutants did not current any insertion or deletion and single SNPs had been found for each and every of the mutants. Bz4 displayed a mutation in a gene encoding a hypothetical membrane transporter. Bz6 offered a mutation in the gene encoding PhoP, the DNA-binding response regulator of the two-part regulatory program PhoPQ. To make certain the existence of these SNPs in the genome of the mutants, the regions comprising the mutations had been amplified by PCR and sequenced in the mutants and in their parental wild-sort pressure D457.
In the two cases, the identity of the SNPs conferring resistance to biocides and antibiotics have been verified in the mutants, while they had been not existing in the genome of the parental wild-variety pressure.To additional evaluate the contribution of these mutations in the phenotype, the Bz4 and Bz6 mutants had been complemented with the wild-kind alleles of SMD_2876 and phoP respectively, as described in experimental procedure. The overexpression of wild-type genes in the mutants, Bz4 and Bz6, had no result on the susceptibility to antibiotics. However when S. maltophilia D457 was complemented with the mutated alleles of SMD_2876 and phoP, the overexpression of mutated genes had some impact, primarily the overexpression of mutated phoP , creating a small lower in the susceptibility to some antibiotics as ceftazidime of gatifloxacine. To further assess this partial complementation, location exams were done as described in Methods. As proven in S2 Fig, Supporting details, the expression of the mutant allele of phoP somewhat minimizes the susceptibility of the wild-type strain D457 to ciprofloxacin and ceftazidime, while the introduction of the mutant allele of SMD_2876 a bit reduces the susceptibility to ceftazidime, without having a obvious result on ciprofloxacin.Although the genomes of the mutants had been sequenced with a one hundred% coverage, with an typical coverage of 75x, and the only detected SNPs have been these explained previously mentioned, we did not notice complementation on expression of the wild-variety allele of the corresponding genes in the mutant strains, and a very small complementation of the phenotype when the mutant allele was expressed in the wild-kind pressure.
There are diverse explanations for these observations. First, the noticed mutations do not inactivate the corresponding proteins the complemented strains are hence merodiploids, which phenotypes are challenging to predict. 2nd, there are some mutations that are not able to be complemented by classical tests in which the regular allele is introduced. As an illustration, the two the absence and the improved expression of the cyanide-insensitive CIO terminal oxidase make Pseudomonas a lot more prone to antibiotics. Third, even although our entire-genome sequence benefits are sturdy and the possibility of two mutations in a solitary phase mutant is under 10−16, using into thing to consider presently described S. maltophilia mutation costs, this likelihood nevertheless continues to be. As a summary, though genomic data and partial complementation suggest that mutations at phoP and at SMD_2876 are dependable of the noticed phenotype, we can't provide a strong functional validation supporting this suggestion, and a lot more function will be necessary to figure out the function of these two genes in benzalkonium chloride resistance in S. maltophilia.
As earlier mentioned mentioned, the fixation of a provided mutation is a operate of the linked health costs mutants presenting large fitness expenses will be outcompeted by wild-type strains in the absence of choice, while the odds for spread and fixation are higher for these mutants presenting really reduced fitness price. To tackle the effect of biocide resistance mutations on S. maltophilia health and fitness, we in contrast the growth of the distinct mutants to that of the wild-variety pressure by itself and in co-cultures. We have previously demonstrated that triclosan selects mutants that overexpress SmeDEF and that overexpression of this efflux pump is connected with a pertinent health and fitness expense for that reason, the SmeDEF hyperexpressing mutant D457R was provided in the review.


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Flames ink Swedish blueliner
Wes Gilbertson
The Calgary Flames dressing room at the Scotiabank Saddledome.	Postmedia Archives
The Calgary Flames' latest addition won't be in the lineup — or even on the continent — next season.
But the talent-hounds at the Saddledome believe that defenceman Carl-Johan Lerby, signed Tuesday to a two-year entry-level contract, has long-term big-league potential.
In announcing the signing of the undrafted free agent, the Flames also rolled out the development plan for Lerby — the 21-year-old will skate for Malmo Redhawks of the Swedish Hockey League again next winter and then arrive in North America for the 2020-21 campaign.
"He's a player that needs more development time, some time to thicken up and mature physically," Calgary's senior vice-president of hockey operations, Don Maloney, told the team website. "But we felt strongly that if we didn't act now, a year from now he would become one of — if not the — top European free-agent signings."
Listed at 6-foot and 182 lb., Lerby totalled five goals, 16 assists and 20 penalty minutes in 47 regular-season showings for the Redhawks this past winter.
The Flames happen to have a pretty good source in Malmo — Rasmus Andersson's father, Peter, is the head coach of that SHL squad.
Lerby told the team website that signing his first NHL deal was an "unbelievable feeling."
He is expected to attend development camp in July.
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Did Paris attackers also plan EgyptAir disaster?
No source; I heard on the telly investigators claiming this was a bomb, stating the burned body parts and equipment.
The Egyptian investigators denied this.. No suprise.
To add to the confusion, It was initially claimed Captain Mohamed Said Ali Ali Shoukair lost all radio contact before the Airbus A320 plunged into the sea last Thursday en route from Paris to Cairo.
But aviation sources in Paris have now said he contacted Egyptian air traffic controllers to say he was going to make an emergency landing because there smoke filling the plane.
There was 'conversation several minutes long' between Captain Shoukair and the controllers, which amounted to 'a distress call', according to French TV station M6.
However, the claims were last night denied by EgyptAir.
Meanwhile, the John Lethbridge survey vessel continues to search at the site of the crash. Wreckage and human remains were collected last week, and investigations of the 'black box' are ongoing.


There are so many great episodes of Seinfeld in season 2, but which are your absolute favorite? This list ranks every episode of Seinfeld season 2 from best to worst, with the help of your votes.
Consisting of 12 episodes, the second season of Seinfeld premiered on June 26, 1991. During this season, a few recurring characters were introduced, including Jerry's neighbor and nemesis Newman. Season 2 of Seinfeld received three Emmy nominations, including a writing nod for Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld for "The Pony Remark."
Which Seinfeld season 2 episode did you like better, "The Statue" or "The Jacket"? Vote up the best episodes from Seinfeld season 2 that you'd like to see at the top of the list.


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#### According to
Index Fungorum

#### Published in
Revis. gen. pl. (Leipzig) 3: 464 (1898)

#### Original name
Agaricus leucochrius Britzelm.

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State Veterinarian of Pennsylvania, 1895-1909 ... Dean of Veterinary College of University of Pennsylvania, 1897-1909.
Peary, Robert E., 1856-1920 ; Peary, Robert E., 1856-1920 ; Film/Fiche is presented as orginally captured.
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An unlikely pair, to say the least, Lord & Taylor has teamed up with Walmart to launch an e-commerce "flagship" on walmart.com, which will debut in spring 2018. The move is a strike back against Amazon's recent strides in luxury fashion.
Today kicks off Labor Day Weekend, the unofficial goodbye to summer. As Americans squeeze in those last-minute barbecues, beach trips and rosé rooftop sessions, retailers hope to lure them away for a little shopping.
COULD HUDSON'S BAY BE EYEING A NEIMAN MARCUS BUYOUT?
Feeling FABB-ulous? See You Wednesday!


I love everything about decorating with floating candles. First of all, the flicker of the fire as it reflects on the water can be spellbinding. Secondly, they can be coordinated with just about any motif because there are so many different items that can be put into the glass vases. And finally, they're quick, affordable, and very easy to make. The trifecta of decorating!
Floating candles come in many different colors and shapes. Glass vases come in a multitude of sizes and shapes, too. Multiply those options by all the different items you can place inside the vase and the possibilities are virtually endless. Here are just a few floating candle ideas including glass vases filled with everything from flowers, to natural items such as pebbles, sticks, fruits and vegetables, to the totally unexpected – a fish in a floating candle bowl!
First, let's explore a couple of ways to use flowers. The first example is from Decozilla. Clear decorative gem stones were placed in the vase of water first, followed by flowers then a floating candle. Classic.
Rhoda from Southern Hospitality recently toured the Biltmore Estate. Look at these lovely cylindrical vases filled with flowers and citrus slices. The votives sprinkled around the table really set off the beautiful tablescape. If this centerpiece is good enough for the Biltmore, it's good enough for me!
The Perfect Palette proves that you don't have to use tall vases for floating candles. Here are some lovely wedding table centerpieces that were made using tall stemware. The fresh flowers around the base enhance the whole look.
Hometone has several vase arrangement examples including these lovely jasmine stems floating in tall, slender vases. The title of the blog post couldn't be more appropriate: "DIY vase arrangement ideas for lazy decorators." Yep, that's me.
Favors by Serendipity carries many decorating products including these lovely square vases. These are filled with short-stemmed flowers and natural pebbles. Putting three different sizes in one grouping is a classic design principle.
Ben Franklin Crafts provides simple instructions for arranging flowers, fruits, pine cones, and berries in floating candle vases. They suggest using marbles, small plastic toys, and glitter for kid parties.
The Bridal Shop used a different kind of base for their floating candle arrangement. They used a giant brandy snifter. What a great idea. They also had a list of ideas for filling the vases including seashells, marbles, Christmas ornaments, just to name a few.
Speaking of Christmas ornaments, it would be very easy to decorate for the holidays using cranberries, holly leaves, and pine tree trimmings like in this example from The DIY Playbook. I love how the cranberries float to the top and surround the floating candle.
Would you get a load of this fish centerpiece? Just Another Tree Hugger has concerns about the effect of the melting candle wax on the unsuspecting beta fish so I think you'd have to keep an eye on this one. You're never supposed to leave a candle unattended anyway though, right?
From the ridiculous to the sublime, or should I say from the sublime to the ridiculous in this case, I hope you enjoyed all the floating candle decorating ideas. There are so many awesome glass vases available these days that I can't wait to go shopping to find the perfect vase for my southwest decorating scheme. I know – maybe a giant tequila glass with "salt" glued around the brim then filled with green water. Maybe I can get a yellow floating candle to look like a lemon wedge for my margarita. Yep. Decorating with floating candles in glass vases is going to be so much fun.


Oswald Mathias Ungers and the Architecture of Logistics.
A city is not a uniform entity but rather the assemblage of self-standing parts dialectically juxtaposed, each resulting from stratifications of diverging uses and activities, political intentions and economic processes, geographical conditions and typological configurations.
From here, the ambivalent architectural understanding of logistics: either as the apparatus framing and exploiting the unmeasurable value produced by such a hybrid ensemble of clashing differences, or, to the contrary, as the system for exchanging goods and information indispensable to support every form of human conglomeration and collective production.
Despite not excluding each other, these two approaches move towards diverging strategies of opposition. Moving from the assumption that the vulnerability of capitalism lies in the system of distribution, the 'logistics as exploitative frame' approach endorses breakage, sabotage and interruption as possibilities for antagonism. The other, deliberately accepting the necessity of logistics, seeks to hijack its network of power towards common benefits, either by way of collectivisation or by acceleration.
A paradigmatic example of architectural acceleration was Archizoom's 1969 project for a No-Stop City, which attempted to intensify the apparatus of production by extending the plan of the factory across the whole planet in order to make "the brain of the system mad." The exponential increase of exchange and communications would have turned logistics into a self-destructing machine, internally dismantling the apparatus of exploitation by means of its own spatial principles.
A coeval yet reversed example of acceleration were the Oswald Mathias Ungers' experiments on post-war Berlin, which extracted, introjected and multiplied the logistic order of the metropolis into a constellation of specific architectural forms. Recovering logistics as a "art of war" Ungers dissected the circulatory lymph of the metropolis into parts to conjecture new strategies of arrangement, able to intensify their collective assemblage without limiting their specific singularities.
If logistics aimed at the reduction of friction to facilitate the flow of people and commodities, then it was precisely by short-circuiting and accelerating these processes that the potential of the metropolis could have been redistributed and pushed towards different trajectories, creating new forms of resistance and overflow, breakage and organisation.


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The Mother Of Fashion- Lady Chanel
"If you are sad, add more lipstick and attack"
This is one of the many badass quotes of the Tangled 'C' company founder, Coco Chanel. Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel was every inch, a modern and revolutionary figure of the early 19th century. The past, present, and the future generations will swear by her quotes and fashion mantra as she paved the way to brilliance by laying down the principles of modern fashion trends.
From living in an orphanage to selling clothes in streets at a young age to singing on stage to finally opening her own salon at Deauville with her lover's money, she lived a complicated and mysterious life.This was however in a sharp contrast to her designs which expressed beauty in the most simplistic manner. Chanel was the first lady to break away from the tradition of the Victorian trend to shift towards accommodating elegance and class in women's fashion.
Two legends- Salvadore Dali and Chanel
Doing so, she rescued women's clothing from the old world frills and corsets. Her first designs were simple yet powerful and becoming for women newly embarking in the modern world.
working on her creation. Douglas Kirkland in his book said of "I never saw Chanel without her hat on- and she smoked constantly"
Her trademark women suits were a perfect fit for the nouveau independent working women which mimicked and challenged the patriarchy at the same time. Her creations like the little black dress , Chanel no.5 and suits are still in vogue shows the timeless character of her thoughts and designs. Coco Chanel was suspected to be a Nazi spy during WWII.
The symbol of perfection and class
Jackie Kennedy in a Chanel Suit
Powerful figures like Jackie Kennedy of the last millennium and Anna Wintour, the current Editor-in-Chief of Vogue rendered Chanel its reputation and global recognition.
Fashion mogul Anna Wintour sporting a Chanel Suit
Chanel passed away at the age of 87 in her apartment at Hotel Ritz in Paris, leaving behind a legacy for aspiring fashionistas.
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