See this is perfectly great, not some half-done exotic bikini they seem to put on everything, this could have been better, if done by better artists like this, I mean ffs, I think the actual term for this is "war dress", or the like how is that not worth making for a show like this? I mean the power rangers were completely covered from head to toe, that didn't stop anyone fanboy/girl syndrome in the slightest.
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It's better than the one she normally wears.
really...really.... fantastic work. just. wow.
Holy smeg. THIS is a lady I would be terrified by.
Soooo! Awesome. I personally think this Anime, could have done just as well without the Fanservice. Perhaps better even. Your work is always fantastic.
Proably best Satsuki art in the internets.
congradulations... you are the BEST Kill la Kill artist in the history of the fandom.
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This is by far the best klk art I've seen.
Careful with those shoulders! You'll put an eye out.
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My god this is gorgeous. Same goes for Matoi, most stunning fan arts i've ever seen for them. Amazing.
All hail the God-Empress, Satsuki Kiryuin!
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ahhh this looks more realistik than the orginal armor ! Luve it !
Satsuki: you never stood a chance, child.
Bloody and worn out from battle like true Warrior Goddess, yet elegant and full of energy seeing her smile. Kiryuuin Satsuki in her true glory.
I so like this "realistic" versions of yours... Reminds me of Witchblade.
Another epic piece. Realistic version rules!
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LOVE THE FRAGMENTED MAKE UP OF YOUR WORK - GR8 JOB !
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Peace Shall Destroy Many
Wiebe, Rudy
Random House, Inc.
In 1944, as war rages across Europe and Asia, famine, violence and fear are commonplace. But life appears tranquil in the isolated farming settlement of Wapiti in northern Saskatchewan, where the Mennonite community continues the agricultural lifestyle their ancestors have practised for centuries. Their Christian values of peace and love lead them to oppose war and military service, so they are hardly affected by the war – except for the fact that they are reaping the rewards of selling their increasingly valuable crops and livestock.
Thom Wiens, a young farmer and earnest Christian, begins to ask questions. How can they claim to oppose the war when their livestock become meat to sustain soldiers? How can they enjoy this free country but rely on others to fight to preserve that freedom? Within the community, conflicts and broken relationships threaten the peace, as the Mennonite tradition of close community life manifests itself as racism toward their "half-breed" neighbours, and aspirations of holiness turn into condemnation of others. Perhaps the greatest hope for the future lies with children such as Hal Wiens, whose friendship with the Métis children and appreciation of the natural environment offer a positive vision of people living at peace with themselves and others.
Wiebe's groundbreaking first novel aroused great controversy among Mennonite communities when it was first published in 1962. Wiebe explains, "I guess it was a kind of bombshell because it was the first realistic novel ever written about Mennonites in western Canada. A lot of people had no clue how to read it. They got angry. I was talking from the inside and exposing things that shouldn't be exposed." At the same time, other reviewers were unsure how to react to Wiebe's explicitly religious themes, a view which Wiebe found absurd. "There are many, many people who feel that religious experience is the most vital thing that happens to them in their lives, and how many of these people actually ever get explored in modern novels?"
The concept of peace is an important theme in Wiebe's first three books. The attempt to live non-violently, one of the basic tenets of the Mennonite faith as taught by the sixteenth-century spiritual leader Menno Simons, is what has "caused the Mennonites the most difficulty in their relationship with everybody," forcing them to move again and again. The theme of peace versus passivity is further explored in The Blue Mountains of China, where inner peace, a state of being, is contrasted with the earthly desire for a place of public order and tranquility where the church is "there for a few hours a Sunday and maybe a committee meeting during the week to keep our fire escape polished," as Thom, the protagonist puts it.. Wiebe has said, "To be an Anabaptist is to be a radical follower of the person of Jesus Christ . . . and Jesus Christ had no use for the social and political structures of his day; he came to supplant them."
While Peace Shall Destroy Many takes place in a Mennonite community, its elements are universal, delineating the way young idealism rebels against staid tradition, as a son clashes with his father. In the face of violent confrontations between beliefs all over the world, the novel remains as compelling now as it was nearly forty years ago.
Publisher: [Toronto] :, Vintage Canada,, 2001
Branch Call Number: FIC WIE
Characteristics: 297 pages ;,22 cm.
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Q: How to fetch all in assoc array from a prepared statement? I'm trying this code:
    if ($result = $this->mysqli->prepare("SELECT * FROM `mytable` WHERE `rows1`=?"))
    {

        $result->bind_param("i",$id);
        $result->execute();
        while ($data = $result->fetch_assoc())
        {

            $statistic[] = $data;

        }

        echo "
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        var_dump($statistic);
        echo "
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    }

but it's throwing the following error

[Fri Jun 15 12:13:11 2012] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Fatal error:
  Call to undefined method mysqli_stmt::fetch_assoc() in [myfile.php]

And also I've tried:
if ($result = $this->mysqli->prepare("SELECT * FROM `mytable` WHERE `rows1`=?"))
    {

        $result->bind_param("i",$id);
        $rows = $result->execute();
        while ($data = $rows->fetch_assoc())
        {

            $statistic[] = $data;

        }

        echo "
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        var_dump($statistic);
        echo "
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    }

that makes this:

[Fri Jun 15 12:22:59 2012] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Fatal error:
  Call to a member function fetch_assoc() on a non-object in
  [myfile.php]

What else I can do for getting result or what I doing wrong? I need the assoc array from DB looking like $data[0]["id"] = 1

A: I don't like Mysqli, but you can do it like this on prepare.
mysqli_report(MYSQLI_REPORT_ERROR | MYSQLI_REPORT_STRICT);
$db = new mysqli('hostAddress', 'username', 'password', 'databaseName');
$db->set_charset('utf8mb4');

$userID = 2;

$stmt = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM users WHERE ID = ?");
$stmt->bind_param("i", $userID);

// because the variable is bound by reference you can assign the value after binding, too
//$userID = 2;

$stmt->execute();

if you want result;
$result = $stmt->get_result();
$user   = $result->fetch_array(MYSQLI_ASSOC); //one row

or multiple row
$users  = $result->fetch_all(MYSQLI_ASSOC);

A: In fact you can do this quite easily, you just can't do it with the mysqli_stmt object, you have to extract the underlying mysqli_result, you can do this by simply calling mysqli_stmt::get_result(). Note: this requires the mysqlnd (MySQL Native Driver) extension which may not always be available.
However, the point below about recommending PDO over MySQLi still stands, and this is a prime example of why: the MySQLi userland API makes no sense. It has taken me several years of intermittently working with MySQLi for me to discover the mechanism outlined above. Now, I'll admit that separating the statement and result-set concepts does make sense, but in that case why does a statement have a fetch() method? Food for thought (if you're still sitting on the fence between MySQLi and PDO).
For completeness, here's a code sample based (loosely) on the original code in the question:
// Create a statement
$query = "
    SELECT *
    FROM `mytable`
    WHERE `rows1` = ?
";
$stmt = $this->mysqli->prepare($query);

// Bind params and execute
$stmt->bind_param("i", $id);

// Extract result set and loop rows
$result = $stmt->get_result();
while ($data = $result->fetch_assoc())
{
    $statistic[] = $data;
}

// Proof that it's working
echo "
";
var_dump($statistic);
echo "
";

A: You can do:
$stmt = $this->mysqli->prepare("SELECT * FROM `mytable` WHERE `rows1`=?");
$stmt->bind_param("i",$id);
$stmt->execute();
$result = $stmt->get_result();
$statistic = $result->fetch_all(MYSQLI_ASSOC);

$statistic contains all the result in a 2-dimensional array.
*It should be noted that this mysqli_fetch_all() function only works with the mysqlnd package.
http://php.net/manual/en/mysqli-result.fetch-all.php

A: With a prepared statement you don't need an array but you are free to use it.
Use the bind_result method of mysqli_stmt and you won't have any trouble.
In bind_result you defined the variables where the values of the columns should be stored in the same order as you request them from the database. You can use native variables or array keys to do so. see php docs mysqli_stmt::bind_result
You ask what's wrong with your code it is the misuse of $result->execute.
$result->execute() returns a boolean and not an instance mysqli_result as expected by you. see php docs mysqli_stmt::execute
Let's assume your database table `mytable` has the following columns: id (int), field1 (varchar), field2 (date)
Then the code would look like this:
// Initialize the array with some default values if you really want to use an array
$data = array('id'=>0,'field1'=>'','field2'=>'');
/* I recommend to explicitly define which columns you want to retrieve so you don't have to rely that the columns in the database are set in the desired order and on otherhand it doesn't matter if the database table has more columns that you want to retrieve, the code will still work as long as the columns with this names exist.*/
if ($result = $this->mysqli->prepare("SELECT `id`,`field1`,`field2` FROM `mytable` WHERE `rows1`=?"))
    {

        $result->bind_param("i",$id);
        $result->bind_result("iss", $data['id'], $data['field1'], $data['field2']);
        $result->execute();
        while($result->fetch())
        {

            $statistic[] = $data;

        }

        echo "
";
        var_dump($statistic);
        echo "
";
    }

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The microphone input module shall be TOA model M-01F.
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Each one of us, as a citizen of Texas and of the United States of America, has certain responsibilities and tasks to accomplish. Included in such tasks are the roles we are given and those we choose: the role of a father, an aunt, a doctor, or an elected official. In the role of an elected official, one has minimum standards of conduct and performance to adhere to–they are the basis of what one is judged by when it comes down to election time. Texas State Representative One of the Texas state representatives is Roberto Gutierrez. Gutierrez represents district 41 in the state of Texas. This district consists of the southwest portion of Hidalgo count, representing such cities as McAllen, Mission, and Pharr. Gutierrez has been a state representative since January, 1991. He was born and raised in Mission, Texas and has spent a large part of his life living in the Rio Grande Valley. He attended the University of Texas Pan-American. Before being elected as a state representative, Gutierrez was a secondary school teacher. As a state representative, Gutierrez serves on the Committees of Apportionment, Local and Consent Calenders, and Public Safety. U.S. Representative One of the United States representatives from Texas is Ruben Hinojosa. Hinojosa, representative for Texas'15th district, has been in office since 1996. He was born in Edcouch, Texas and lives in Mercedes, TX. Hinojosa received his BBA from the University of Texas at Austin and his MBA from the University of Texas– Pan American. Before being elected as a representative, he worked at the Chief Financial Officer of H&H Foods, his family's business. As United States Representative from Texas, Hinojosa has served on the Small Business Committee, and the Committee for Education and the Workforce. "Representative" A representative is a person elected by a group of people, such as a city or county, so that they (the group) will have a voice …
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Complex of properties 29
Working farm 19
Downstairs bedroom 16
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Dog-friendly cottages in Buxton
Beehive Cottage - Peak
Combs, Peak District
A delightful cottage located in the heart of the village of High Peak. The local pub is right on the doorstep, providing the perfect spot for tired legs after a day spent walking amidst the outstanding scenery.
Medieval Hideaway
Flash, Peak District
This property is ideally located in the highest village in Britain with many attractions close by for a fun day out, also a delight for outdoor enthusiasts with a range of walking routes.
The Irishman's
Chapel-en-le-Frith (2.9mls E), Peak District
An enchanting property nestled amidst the natural beauty of the Peak District National Park. The Irishman's is a wonderful place from which to enjoy the many attractions of this beautiful area.
This pet friendly cottage is situated in the highest village in Britain and boasts amazing countryside views, there are also plenty of animals close by to say hello to and plenty of walks to explore.
The Brook Nook
Blackbrook, Derbyshire
Situated within the grounds of the owners home is this romantic retreat perfect for couples and friends wanting a comfortable and stylish get away and a place in the Peak District to switch of from it all.
This pet friendly cottage is situated in the highest village in Britain and boasts amazing countryside views. There are plenty of animals close by to say hello to and plenty of walks to explore.
Black Spout Cottage
Taddington, Peak District
This semi-detached cottage, in the quiet village of Taddington, is perfect for couples and small families who would like to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Peak District National Park.
The Hayloft - Taddington
Buxton (4.8mls E), Peak District
This bright and airy converted farm building displays the perfect mix of traditional charm and modern convenience. Located in a rural location on a working farm, it enjoys beautiful countryside views.
Hollowgate Cottage
Tideswell, Peak District
Picturesque stone cottage situated in the heart of the village of Tideswell. Nearby walks and local amenities make it a great choice for those seeking village life and easy access to the countryside.
Owl Cottage
Tideswell, Derbyshire
Top Tack
A charming cottage set in a rural location with spectacular walks, cycle trails and bridle paths on its doorstep making it the perfect bolthole for explorers on foot, bike or noble steed.
The Old Stable In The Peaks
Buxton (4.8mls E), Derbyshire
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Pet-friendly cottages & accommodation in Buxton
A great choice for a dog-friendly holiday to the Peak District in Derbyshire, the town of Buxton is world-famous for its water. Bottles of Buxton Water are a common sight in our supermarkets, but its association with drink manufacturing dates back to the town's Georgian heyday as a spa town. Visitors used to flock to the town for the healing qualities of its water – today you can marvel at the buildings that still remain like the opulent Grand Crescent, the Opera House, spa houses and hydros. Holidaymakers still come to Buxton to 'take the waters' which spring up from deep below ground at a constant 28 degrees in temperature.
There's more to Buxton than its water and there are lots of dog-friendly attractions to be found. There are also lots of dog-friendly places to eat too no matter what your tastes are. Poole Cavern café is a good spot for lunch, although the pooch can't venture underground, the sounds and scents are an excellent consolation. Buxton Country Park and the Pavillion Gardens (that play host to the annual Buxton Festival each July) are unbeatable prospects for fun and japery with the dog too! If you love Victorian and Georgian architecture, a pad around the Grand Crescent and the shopping district. Many shops don't mind if your dog visits you. There may even be some treats in it for them. The centre of town is a great place to sit at a street café to people and dog watch.
Beyond Buxton, you will find the wonderful wilds of the dog-friendly Peak District National Park, the bewitching Macclesfield Forest, Castleton and Edale (12 miles away) which sits at the origin point/southern end of the Pennine Way: Great Britain's oldest National Trail, extending 253 miles northwards into Scotland. Close to Edale is the highest point in the Peak District, Kinder Scout, at 636 metres above sea level, its stark beauty is unforgettable. You and your dog will love it.
Our great range of dog-friendly holiday cottages in Buxton has everything you need to make your holiday in Derbyshire with the dog a memorable one. Find your perfect dog-friendly accommodation and browse our pet-friendly Buxton holiday cottages today.


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Israeli 'Spy' Captured in Sudan
'Spy' has bald head, feathers, refuses to speak.
ByTAYLOR HOM
Dec. 10, 2012 — -- Sudanese authorities say they have captured an Israeli spy in the town of Kereinek, but Israeli authorities have cast doubt on the claim, noting that the alleged Mossad agent is covered in feathers and weighs less than 30 pounds.
Officials in the North African country are calling a large bird captured late last week an "Israeli spy vulture," according to Middle Eastern media reports.
The online edition of the Egyptian daily El Balad said the raptor was fitted with solar-powered equipment that can broadcasts information, including satellite images. The report states a GPS tracker was also installed.
Iran's Press TV reported that the Sudanese security services believe the vulture was dispatched on its mission from Jerusalem's Hebrew University. The vulture allegedly sports a leg-band with the school's logo and a Hebrew label that reads "Israeli Nature Service."
An ecologist from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority told the Israeli news site YNet that the bird was being tracked for the purpose of studying migration patterns. Vultures typically fly south in the winter."This is a young vulture that was tagged, along with 100 others, in October. He has two wing bands and a German-made GPS chip," said Ohad Hazofe. He denied that the device had any photographic capabilities.
"This is equipment that can give out distance and altitude readings only," Hatzofe said. "That's the only way we knew something had happened to the bird -- all of a sudden it stopped flying and started traveling on the ground."
Tensions between Israel and Sudan are high after an airstrike on a Sudanese munitions depot near the capital of Khartoum in October. The nation's radar defenses were jammed before the weapons manufacturing compound was leveled, leaving two people dead.
Sudan accused Israel of mounting the raid, but Israel has remained tight-lipped on the subject. The depot was said to be supplying weapons to Hamas.
This is not the first time that governments in the region have insisted that animals tracked by Israeli scientists were actually non-human assets of the Israel military or intelligence services.
After a series of Sinai shark attacks in 2010, Egypt suggested the assaults were the work of Mossad.In 2011, spying allegations surfaced that a griffon vulture was found with "spying equipment" and a "Tel Aviv University" leg band in Saudi Arabia.
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Senior Iranian cleric has asked Imran Khan-led government in Pakistan to put an end to the targeted killings of the Shia Hazaras. The Shia Muslims are considered "followers of the Ahl ul-Bayt (AS)" or the holy family of Prophet Muhammad.
Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi
Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi has condemned the recent attack on the Shia Hazara community in Balochistan, in which 11 men were killed by Islamic State terrorists.
"The recent crime in Bolan, Balochistan, filled the hearts of all followers of the Qur'an, the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and His Household around the world with sorrow and filled their hearts with anger," the Islamic Republic News Agency quoted Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi as saying.
He said: "Continuation of the crimes by the Takfiri groups in Pakistan and the targeted killing of the followers of the Ahl ul-Bayt (AS) in this Islamic land have grieved and affected me and all those who are interested in the religion greatly."
The coal miners were killed in Machh town near Quetta. The Islamic State terrorists had pulled out ethnic Hazaras, members of Pakistan's Shia minority community, from their homes and opened fired at them. The Islamic State had later claimed responsibility for the attack.
Condemning the government's inability "to curb this great crisis" that began several decades ago, the cleric said every day the bad news of new murders and terrorist operations is heard and the Pakistani government, the judiciary, military, and security organizations have not been able to curb this crisis.
The families had refused to bury the dead unless Prime Minister Imran Khan visited them. On Saturday, Khan had reached Quetta following which the protest was lifted and the dead were buried.
Khan assured that he would take care of the families and said that "we will pursue those responsible for the incident". He said he was in contact with the intelligence agencies.
The Shias account for 10 to 15 percent of the Muslim population in Pakistan. The ethnic group of Hazaras, primarily based in Afghanistan, has a population of around 650,000 to 900,000 in Pakistan.
Their status as an ethnic and religious minority coupled with their distinct physical characteristics due to their Mongoloid origin makes them easy targets of extremist Sunni groups — the Taliban and the Islamic State.
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The city-building series returns with Caesar IV.
BY DAVID ADAMS VU Games announced today it will publish Caesar IV, the latest installment in the venerable city-building strategy series.
Developed by Tilted Mill Entertainment, Caesar IV will build on the core gameplay of previous Caesar titles (build up your city, rise to glory), but offer various refinements and new features, not the least of which is a fully 3D engine.
In the game, you'll play a provincial governor managing an ancient Roman city and surrounding province. If you build your city right, keeping your citizens safe and happy, you have a chance to rise through political rank to become Caesar yourself.
"Caesar III was a tremendous worldwide success, with this latest installment, we feel fans across the globe will once again enjoy all this series has to offer," said Bret Berry at Vivendi Universal Games. "We are all committed to ensuring that in every aspect this sequel builds on all the qualities that make the Caesar series unique."
VU Games plans to publish Caesar IV under the Sierra label some time in 2006. We'll be back with even more on the title as details emerge.


In this annual competition, about 800 young people from across Minnesota compete in archery, muzzle loader, shotgun, air rifle, .22 Rifle, air pistol, silhouette fun shoot and a skill-a-thon. It culminates the year-long shooting and wildlife project. More than 16 events are awarded to 10 places.
To get involved with 4-H shooting sports, contact your county 4-H staff.
4-H youth in grades 3-13 who have completed the required member certification hours under the guidance of a certified instructor and eight hours of wildlife education may participate. Counties that send participants must have certified instructors in 4-H Shooting Sports & Wildlife methodology and safety or work with a county that has certified instructors.
Cloverbuds may not participate in the invitational.
Youth who have completed third grade may participate in BB gun.
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The women's coxless pair competition at the 2014 Asian Games in Chungju, South Korea was held from 20 September to 24 September at the Tangeum Lake International Rowing Center.

Schedule
All times are Korea Standard Time (UTC+09:00)

Results

Heat
 Qualification: 1–6 → Final (FA)

Final

References

External links
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Lam Sai Wing was born in Ping Jau village, Naamhoi district, Gwongdung province. He worked as a butcher for many years and this is why he is sometimes known as "Porky" Wing ("Jyu Yuk" Wing).
Martial arts were handed down in the Lam family from one generation to the next. Lam Sai Wing began his study of Gung Fu under the instruction of his grand-uncle Lam Geui Chung. Later he studied with other masters, mainly master Wu Gam Sing and Jung Hung Saan, a master of the Fat Ga Kyun. At the age of twenty two, he became a disciple of Wong Fei Hung, and remained a close disciple of the famous master for more than twenty years.
Lam decided to devote himself to the study and teaching of martial arts and opened a celebrated school in Bou Wa Jing Street in Canton. As a master of this school he often faced challenges from rival martial arts teachers, who wanted to test his gungfu. From the time of his study with Wong Fei Hhung there is a very famous story about Lam Sai Wing and his victory over the "Iron Head" monk in the Hoi Tung temple.
There are many stories about Lams' undisputed mastery of Gung Fu. Word reached Lam that a master, famous for his iron forearm, had ridiculed and badmouthed Lam Sai Wing's skill. He went to the mater`s school, tore down the school sign and broke it in the middle. The enraged master challenged Lam to a fight. After a short series of hits and blocks, the master attacked from the ground with a side kick. Lam faced him and with a scissors block, broke his leg.
"Everything bad is good for something" – the defeated master, instead of further criticizing Lam's Gung Fu used the incident as marketing trick and made a lot of money selling Dit Da medicine, because it healed fractures by the famous Lam Sai Wing!
One day a Japanese officer enrolled at Lam`s school under an assumed identity. He was a champion of Ju Jutsu but didn't reveal his knowledge of martial arts because he wanted to test Lam's gungfu.
After approximately one month of training he told Lam he didn't understand or agree with such slow training of sets and argued that Hung Kyun could not serve anybody usefully in real fight. He jumped on Lam, caught his front leg and tried to throw him to the ground. Lam Sai Wing took a step forward and knocked the officer out with the "Black Tiger Claw Technique" (Hak Fu Jaau Faat) technique. The chastened officer apologized and invited Lam onto his ship, where the entire crew stood to attention and fired a cannon salute for Lam Sai Wing and his fighting skills.
One of Master Lam's most famous fights was the incident at the Lok Sin Theatre in Canton. Lam Sai Wing and around ten of his students were caught in a trap laid by a rival martial arts teacher. Lam and his students were attacked by vastly superior and armed group numbering hundreds.
Lam's students sustained only soft injuries. The rival side counted more than 80 seriously injured and transported to hospital. Lam Sai Wing was unwounded. The Ching authorities put a price on Lam`s head and he was forced to hide in the nearby province of Gwong Sai. He returned to Canton after the establishment of the Chinese republic. (You can read the details about the incident the 4rth part of our special Legendary Grand Masters of Hung Kyun series).
In the first years of the Republic Lam was established as the main instructor of martial arts to the Kuomingtang army in Gwongdung, by the army officer Lei Fuk Lam.
In 1921 he demonstrated and performed his art for the financial benefit of Canton orphanages and he was publicly honored as the "Father of the Country" with the silver medal of Sun Yat-Sen. When the Kuomintang set out on the North march (1926-1927), he accepted an offer of the position of martial arts instructor from the chairman of the Hong Kong butcher association, Wong Gam Yun. He moved to Hong Kong, opened a school and founded the "Southern Martial Arts Athletic Association" (Naam Mou Taiyuk Wui).
Lam Sai Wing was responsible for the popularization of this style of Hung Kyun, which he constantly improved as times changed. In contrast to old conservative masters, who kept their knowledge to themselves, he taught his disciples everything he knew and he set the standards for other masters of that time.
Lam Sai Wing, the first patriarch of Lam Family Hung Kyun, improved the system with many techniques. He devised the first bare-handed "Sparring Set" (Deui Chaak), "Taming of the Tiger in Gung Pattern Sparring Set " (Gung Ji Fuk Fu Kyun Deui Chaak) as well as first weapon sparrign set, "Ng Long's Eight Diagram Long Pole Sparring Set" (Ng Long Baat Gwa Gwan Deui Chaak).
He was also forward thinking for his time, in publishing three (now classic) books, which were written under his direction by his students, Jyu Yuk Jai, Lei Sai Fai and Jeung Sai Biu. These books were based on the three fundamentals sets of the Hung Kyun style and some of the first books about traditional martial arts of Southern China.
Grand Master and second patriarch of Lam Family Hung Kyun, Lam Jou, known also as Lam Gun Kkau, was born in 1910 in Gwong Dung province, district of Naam Hoi, Ping Jau town. As a child he was an orphan and he was adopted by his famous uncle Lam Sai Wing. Under his direction, he began to train at age of 6. Apart from martial arts he also studied traditional Chinese medicine, (Dit Da Yi Fo: the branch of TCM specializing in injuries made by hits or falls) and treatment of fractures, excavations, bruises, etc.
Owing to his abilities and diligence, he began teaching at the age of 16 – at first as an instructor in Lam Sai Wings' "Southern Martial Arts Athletic Association" (Naam Mou Taiyuk Wui) and later at his uncle's school where he eventually became his successor.
Owing to his power, speed, dexterity and perfect techniques he became famous throughout China and people called him "Sifu" ("master") as a young man. As a 30 year old he presented gungfu to the British army and navy and amazed Chinese and foreign audiences. The London press published many photographs of him. Because of Lam Jou, the Hung Kyun style spread over the whole of Southern China.
During the Second World War Lam Jou actively joined the anti-Japanese revolt. After the Japanese invasion of Hong Kong, disturbances broke out in the streets and Lam Jou`s school was closed down. The Japanese recognized that Lam Jou was a man with considerable influence over the local townspeople and tried to force him to become a member of the local administration. Lam Jou refused to co-operate with them. He escaped to his native land in Gwong Dung and secretly taught martial arts there. After the war, he moved back to Hong Kong, opened his school and medical practice again and acted as a martial arts consultant for many associations and companies.
Of the four grandmaster`s sons, the oldest one, Anthony Lam Chun Fai (www.hungkuen.com), Simon Lam Chun Chung and the youngest one, Lam Chun Sing (www.lamkahungkuen.com) still practice and teach martial arts. The talented George Lam Chun Hin, the second oldest grandmaster's son, died in 1980′s.
Grandmaster Lam Jou improved the Lam Family Hung Kyun with many innovations, such as principles and techniques of the northern styles, the "Tiger and Crane Sparring Set " (Fu Hok Seung Ying Deui Chaak) and many weapons sparring sets.
Grand Master Lam Jou had 2 daughters and 4 sons. The youngest one to carry the Lam family Hung Kyun legacy is Grand Master Lam Chun Sing, teacher of Pavel Macek Sifu.
As his brothers and sisters, young Lam Chun Sing started to learn Chinese martial arts as a small kid. As points out with a smile, Grand Master Lam Jou was "strict teacher loving father". Every morning he followed his father to the mountains to practice in the early morning.
There were othe practiotioners of different martial arts, and his father always asked him – what are the strong points, what are their weak points? Hard training and analysis of other systems under the tutelage of his father was the best practical and theoretical experience for Lam junior.
After that, he went to school and resumed the training in the afternoon and evening again. Whenever he missed a session or did not train, his father would punish him. On one ocassion, Lam junior refused to train and run from the home. When he returned, his father suspended him on iron chain and beated him with a stick.
Young Lam Chun Sing le arned and mastered complet Hung Kyun curriculum in his teens and soon started to assist his father and brothers in the teaching. He has learned not only the fighting skills of Chinese martial arts and the rich weapons curriculum, but Chinese art of "Hit and Fall" medicine (Dit Da Yi Fo) as well.
When Grand Master Lam Jou's adopted son Dang Gwon Wa moved to the USA in 1970's, Lam Chun Sing took over his school and continued to teach as his father's assistant in the Kowloon school as well. In 1990's and later Grand Master Lam Chun Sing started to promote their family art internationaly as well, especially in various countries in Europe as well as South America.


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From: Scotch Corner (NZ215053)
To: Ripon (SE318721)
Via: Richmond & Leyburn
Distance: 35.8 miles (57.6 km)
Meets: A1, A66, A6136, A684, A61
Former Number(s): A1, B6270, B6269, B6267, B6266, A61
Ripon • Scotch Corner
A6108 Scotch Corner - Leyburn
(A684) Leyburn
A6108 Leyburn - Ripon
The A6108 is a long winding A-road in north Yorkshire, providing a long-way-round route between Scotch Corner and Ripon. Originally a handful of Class II roads, the A6108 came into being in the mid-1920s.
Scotch Corner - Leyburn
The A6108 begins at the Scotch Corner roundabout with a stretch of dual carriageway that was part of the A1 until 1971. At the south end of the dual carriageway the road turns westward towards Richmond. After winding through Skeeby the road climbs into Richmond and meets two B-roads on the near side of town before bending left towards the town centre.
The A6136 is soon met at a roundabout then the A6108 turns right at the following one; it has never continued ahead into the Market Place. We now head west along Victoria Road and climb away from the town centre. There are a couple of bends and we reenter open country and descend again to reach the River Swale. This is followed for a short distance, although it's rarely visible, and we soon cross the river and enter the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The road continues upstream along the valley for a couple of miles. Presently the road splits with the B6270 bearing right to continue along the valley whilst the A6108 bears left and climbs up onto the moors.
Halfpenny House Junction
The village of Downholme is soon reached, where the national park is left. After a couple of tight bends a T-junction is reached where the road TOTSOs right, then we TOTSO left at the next junction and descend into Bellerby. The road then goes over a ridge and enters Leyburn where it meets the A684 at a mini-roundabout.
Leyburn - Ripon
Middleham Bridge
After a short multiplex with the A684 through Leyburn, the A6108 turns south once more to leave the town behind. We drop down the hill towards the River Ure, with a right turn just before the river providing a signed shortcut to the westbound A684 at Wensley. The river is crossed at Middleham Bridge, after which we start to enter the village of Middleham itself. In the village, the road starts to climb up between stone houses and stone walls, before suddenly emerging into the marketplace. Here the A6108 TOTSOs with the unclassified road through Coverdale.
After turning in the market place, Middleham is quickly left behind and we drop a little to cross the River Cover just before it joins the Ure. The humped bridge is immediately after a sharp bend next to the Coverbridge Inn, but opens out onto a long straight to East Witton. Here, again, the road turns sharp left but at least the we maintain priority this time. The road remains reasonably wide and straight (between sweeping bends) all the way to Jervaulx, where it makes a couple of sharp turns around the parkland of the former Abbey.
Beyond Jervaulx, the road becomes twistier and undulates more as it passes through Ellington, before another series of longer straights take us south to Masham. This is another small Yorkshire town where the road is forced to squeeze between centuries-old buildings, but at least the town centre is missed this time and suddenly we are heading north once more, alongside the River Ure to cross it at Masham Bridge. On the far side, the road swings sharp right before sweeping back to the west to the junction with the B6267.
The road retains its character of short straights and sweeping bends for the most part to West Tanfield, where a mini-roundabout with two unclassified roads helps us turn right. Soon after we cross the River Ure again at Tanfield Bridge, after which the road resumes its gentle descent to North Stainley. This is the first village for many miles to show any evidence of new housing estates, and suggests that we are steadily approaching the more urbanised parts of Yorkshire.
The final few miles into the small cathedral city of Ripon are certainly a lot slower in character - there's more traffic now and the road doesn't feel so fast, with more properties along it and the bends feel a little tighter too. In the past, the road would have ended at the Clock Tower Junction, but since the A61 was diverted onto the bypass, the A6108 turns north to join it at a roundabout on the far side of North Bridge across the River Ure once more. For a while, the A6108 also took the A61's former route south through the city, but that section is now unclassified.
Ripon Bypass Roundabout • Scotch Corner
Scotch Corner services
Masham Bridge • Middleham Bridge • North Bridge (Ripon) • Tanfield Bridge
A61 • A6055 • B6265 (North Yorkshire) • B6266 (Yorkshire)
Scotch Corner
A1(M) • A66 • A687 (Scotch Corner - Darlington) • A6055 • B6270 • B6275 • Dere Street • E15 • E31 (via Carlisle) • E31 (via Newcastle) • E104 (Teesside - Penrith) • Great North Road • M100 • T1 (Britain) • T24 (Britain)
A6100 – A6199
A6100 • A6101 • A6102 • A6103 • A6104 • A6105 • A6106 • A6107 • A6108 • A6109 • A6110 • A6111 • A6112 • A6113 • A6114 • A6115 • A6116 • A6117 • A6118 • A6119
Former motorways: A6127(M) • A6138(M) • A6144(M) / Earlier uses: A6103 • A6115 • A6117 • A6130 • A6133 • A6135 • A6140 • A6144 • A6172 • A6177 • A6183
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Roads numbered A6108


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camoninja, are you there? Its me, Deadpool.
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I'm flattered that you think I feel like Tilli.


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General Characteristics: Tall, erect, stocky, maturing within 9 to 12 months, producing from 5 to 10 oha; recognized by purplish marginal veins on leaves and greenish edges of purplish-black petioles.
Petiole: 100 to 140 cm. long, purplish-black with fairly distinct light green edge, a dark red ring at base with light pink for 1 to 2 cm. above.
Corm: Flesh white, tinged with pink especially near the apex, with yellowish fibers; skin light to brilliant dark pink and occasionally purple along leaf-scar rings.
Inflorescence: Peduncle purplish-black; spathe 30 to 35 cm. long, usually curved and drooping, the lower tubular portion 5.5 to 6 cm. long, dark reddish-purple, the upper portion orange with reddish-purple margins, usually tightly rolled but sometimes slightly open near constriction.
Origin, and derivation of name: Native variety; the descriptive name Eleele refers to the purplish-black color of the petioles and the suffix omao to the light green edges.
Distribution: Planted fairly extensively in the uplands throughout the islands but especially so in Kona, Hawaii.
Remarks: This variety resembles Lauloa Eleele-ula so closely that at times it is practically impossible to distinguish the two. Although the outward appearance is almost identical, the quality of poi made from Lauloa Eleele-ula is far superior to that from this variety. The two varieties may be differentiated by the greenish edge and continuance of the petiole color into the leaf veins of Lauloa Eleele-omao in contrast to the more pinkish edge and the changing of the dark petiole color to a yellow green just below the apex of Lauloa Eleele-ula.


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Removal of woody vegetation, prescribed fire, and mowing also were needed to reduce abundance of woody saplings and invasive herbaceous species that colonized in the interim between cessation of tillage and initiation of restoration activities. Both a cottongrass-dominated (Eriophorum vaginatum) wet meadow and a mesic, dwarf-shrub (Salix glauca and Betula glandulosa) community showed large initial defoliations. In both of these tundra communities, the dominant plant species were able to recover rather vigorously from the oiling treatment. The most frequent genera of oildegrading bacteria were Arthrobacter, Brevibacterium, Pseudomonas, Spirillum, and Xanthomonas, while the most frequent microfungi were Beauveria bassiana, Mortierella, Penicillium, Phoma, and Verticillium. Wetland Plant Species Found in Reflooded and Natural Mesopotamian Marshes in Surveys Conducted from 2003 to 2005. As annoying as an insect is, they provide other animals a source of food and nutrients and are very important to a freshwater biome area. Is it a river? Tidal freshwater marshes (TFMs) are threatened by seawater intrusion, which can affect microbial communities and alter biogeochemical processes. National Science Foundation Recommended for you. Huge collection, amazing choice, 100+ million high quality, affordable RF and RM images. As a result, after only 1 year there was a vigorous regeneration, which at this location has penetrated a weathered residue of crude oil without suffering much damage. Freshwater marshes are restored in the US through federal programs, especially the Conservation and Wetland Reserve Programs (Fennessy and Craft, 2011; From: Creating and Restoring Wetlands, 2016, Christopher Craft, in Creating and Restoring Wetlands, 2016. Most plants and animals can not survive without freshwater biomes. There certainly is need for more of these types of studies. Freshwater marsh occupies the majority of the 2,046 acres that lies on the southern edge of Lake Mattamuskeet. By March 2004, nearly 20% of the original 15,000-km2 marsh area was reflooded and common reed, P. australis, quickly reestablished (Richardson et al., 2005). None are more than six foot in depth, The Florida Everglades is the largest freshwater biome in the world. Plants are normally found along the edge of the river. Merv Fingas, in Oil Spill Science and Technology, 2011. In the 1970s, before efforts to drain them, the area consisted of shallow water lakes, freshwater and brackish marshes, and shrublands (Al-Hilli et al., 2009). (1973) found that the respiratory activity (i.e., efflux of C02 from soil) of experimentally oiled soil near Barrow was about two times larger than that of reference soil, while bacteria were about five times as abundant. Climate change causes less water to be available, limiting animals and plants, The risk of going dry is also very serious. Although the freshwater biomes found throughout the world are essential to the survival of man, there are threats that put it at risk. Freshwater biome include lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams. From Odum et al. However, after 10 years, some differences in species composition of the restored marshes and natural marshes were noted. Functions and values of freshwater marshes and other wetlands were summarized elsewhere in this encyclopedia and will not be repeated here. In all, the freshwater biome is home to over 1,200 amphibian species, 700 fish species and a variety of insects. The importance of the soil as a site for nitrification can vary seasonally (Neubauer et al., 2005a; Gribsholt et al., 2006) and spatially, with higher-elevation hummocks having roughly three times higher rates of nitrification than lower-elevation hollows (Noe et al., 2013). Freshwater marshes are usually low-lying, open areas located near creeks, streams, rivers and lakes, where water flows into the marsh. These wetlands are non-forested and have non-peat soils (unlike bogs and fens). Uzarski, in Encyclopedia of Inland Waters, 2009. Even humans benefit from the freshwater biome. This is especially true in systems with large areas of tidal marsh relative to open water. Water is a much needed good that we all depend upon, whether human, plant, or animal. It is found in almost all freshwater biomes, Many animals feed upon Cyanobacteria and need it for survival. Vegetative growth that originated from surviving meristematic tissues was the most important mechanism of progressive, postoiling regeneration of plants. Study Reveals Exposure To Toxic Air is Similar To A Pack of Cigarette Smoking Per Day, Tropical Rainforest Biome: Location, Temperature, Precipitation, Plants and Animals, Can You Recycle Frying Pans? Freshwater marshes are nonforested, nontidal wetlands dominated by grasses, sedges, and other freshwater emergent plants. All you have to do is go there.The world's major wetlands are located in southern Africa, North America, central South America, and Asia and the biggest freshwater marsh in the United States would be the Florida Everglades. carried out toxicity studies in freshwater-marsh microcosms containing South Louisiana Crude (SLC) or diesel fuel and treated with a cleaner (Corexit 9580) or dispersant (Corexit 9500) using Chironomus tentans (benthic invertebrate), Daphnia pulex (water flea), and Oryzias latipes (fish).247 Bioassays used microcosm water or soil slurry taken 1, 7, 31, and 186 days after treatment. Successful restoration of inland marshes depends in large part on site history and landscape context. A lake or pond is generally disconnected from other water sources, so not all types of plants and animals can survive in this particular freshwater biome. A true environmentalist by heart ❤. Freshwater marshes occur on nearly all continents and include 20–25% of all natural freshwater wetlands globally. Saltwater marshes are found in very specific locations in mid to high latitudes with areas of protected ocean coast lines. Marshes are especially common at the mouths of rivers. A 1 -year-old spill of crude oil in a freshwater marsh near Norman Wells in the Canadian subarctic. Kitwe Zambia. Restored marshes also contained fewer hydrophytic plant species (see Chapter 2, Definitions, Table 2.2), species that are more commonly found in wetlands with extended hydroperiod. As a result, more there is more runoff into the river. Obviously there are animals that live both in the water and on the land of the freshwater biome. Another threat to the freshwater biome areas of the world is global warming. By continuing you agree to the use of cookies. There are no studies departing from the traditional lethal aquatic toxicity assay and none that focus on the longer-term effects of short-term exposures. Similarly, Campbell et al. These and many other taxa are moreor-less ubiquitous in northern soils. Mangrove forests are found in the intertidal zone of tropical coastlines and estuaries, commonly in the tropical coastal … For example, Scarborough and Flanagan (1973) found that microfungal propagules were 17 times more abundant in an oiled soil than in a reference soil at Prudhoe Bay, while yeasts were 20 times as abundant. Beavers, minks, raccoons, and deer are among the types of animals found in wetlands. Scarlett et al. Fresh water marshes are probably the most diverse type of wetland. Other studies on the North Slope of Alaska showed that experimental oiling elicits vigorous but short-term numerical responses by heterotrophic microbes. Succulent herbaceous vegetation including Pontedaria (pickerelweed), Sagittaria (duck potato), and others are common in the frequently inundated lower elevations. The freshwater marshes at the confluence of the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers, known as the Mesopotamian Marshes, often are described as the cradle of western civilization and even the Garden of Eden (Lawler, 2005). Subsequently, most of the plants that survived the initial oiling succumbed to normally tolerated winter stress. Individual spruce trees took as long as 4 years to die after being oiled near ground level. In fact, some areas of the biome already have, and others are drier than they have ever been, thus at threat of going dry in the very near future. The 11 marine diadromous fish species consisted of mostly juveniles that relied on the wetlands for nursery and forage grounds (Mohamed et al., 2009). Gribsholt et al. Similarly, the N models of Bowden et al. Key deer, alligators, raccoons, Lower Keys mud turtle, and other species would not be here were it not for these freshwater resources. After the initial period of mortality, a slow recovery of many species began. These bodies of water contain freshwater and are free of salt. Ponds and lakes may have limited species diversity since they are often isolated from one another and from other water sources like rivers and oceans. Most lakes contain diverse species of plant and animal life. They typically are located in the upper reaches of estuaries of large rivers. There were similar patterns of vegetation dam-age in tundra communities that were experimentally treated with crude oil. In contrast, N removal by tidal freshwater marshes in larger systems such as the Hudson and Delaware Rivers, USA, is less efficient, with only ∼2%–5% of the N sequestered or denitrified (Academy, 1998; Merrill, 1999; Elsey-Quirk et al., 2013). (2009) collected 31 fish species from the restored Al-Hammar marsh, including 14 freshwater, 11 marine, and 6 invasive species. Rosaly Ale-Rocha, Ruth Leila Ferreira-Keppler, in Thorp and Covich's Freshwater Invertebrates (Fourth Edition), 2018. Transplants, while more expensive, are more likely to resist invasion by aggressive species better than seeding. Reproduced with permission of Oxford University Press. Long-term recovery of wetland vegetation has been slow and hindered by high levels of salinity as compared to pre-drainage measurements made in the 1970s (Hamdan et al., 2010). If woody plants are present they tend to be low-growing shrubs, and then sometimes called carrs. Bad video from 2018. When shopping for toilets, bathtubs, showers, showerheads, and sinks for your home, make sure that you search for most, Use less water. Animals that are found in or around the river include fishes, crabs, snakes, beavers, crocodiles, snails, insects and otters. Here, we report on a long-term, large-scale manipulative field experiment that investigated continuous (press) and episodic (pulse, 2 months/yr) inputs of brackish water on microbial communities in a TFM. Newly established seedlings may need to be protected from herbivory using nets or temporary fences. This marsh is one of Los Angeles' birding hot spots! Higher in the marsh were black, red, and Pacific willows. There was a further winter kill in the wet meadow, and then both vegetation types began to recover from the perturbation. There are major differences in the water that is fresh and that with salt. In the winter, the high is normally about 77 degrees. Freshwater marshes are restored in the US through federal programs, especially the Conservation and Wetland Reserve Programs (Fennessy and Craft, 2011; Marton et al., 2014b). Freshwater Ecosystem | Iken Edu - Duration: 10 ... Marshes and Sea Level Rise - Science Nation - Duration: 2:32. Water flows into marshes from rain or from a water source like creeks, streams, or rivers. The freshwater biome covers roughly 20% of the Earth and 0.8% of the total water on this Earth. Address. Marsh Japan, Inc. Nishinihon Contact Center (Fukuoka) Nihon Seimei Kokura-Sakaimachi Bldg 3Fl. Other functions include water storage and groundwater recharge, and a variety of other functions. Deforestation directly affects biodiversity and leads to a decrease in plant and animal life. Swamps are still present across Florida, but they do vary in climate. There is also a need to leave the traditional lethal assays and to use some of the newer tests for genotoxicity, endocrine disruption, and others. Hussain et al. By September 2005, nearly 39% of the original marsh land was inundated mostly as a result of 2 years of record snowpack melt in the headwaters of Turkey and Iran (Richardson and Hussain, 2006) and a number of species of birds, fish, and macroinvertebrates recolonized the marshes. There are a variety of snake species which are often heavily populated in lakes, rivers, and marshes, as well as the surrounding areas. Fluxes of greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, and N2O) were low and were attributed to the relatively short hydroperiod (Richards and Craft, 2014). On restored sites, seeding introduced eight new species as compared to 25 species that colonized unassisted (Hopple and Craft, 2013). Effect of experimental crude oil spills (9 liters/m2) on live vegetation cover of four arctic plant communities: (1) mature Picea mariana boreal forest, (2) 40-year-old P. mariana boreal forest, (3) cottongrass wet meadow tundra, and (4) dwarf shrub tundraa. The threats to the freshwater biome are just some of the ways that water can be depleted rapidly. In fact, anywhere on the planet where we have a lake, a pond, a river, a water stream or a wetland we actually have a freshwater biome. While ponds are small bodies of water surrounded by land, lakes are large bodies of freshwater surrounded by land. A spring, lake or snowmelt begins the formation of a river or a stream and ends at an ocean or other body of water. Insects are popular in these areas because there is often stagnant water around. (And 6 Clever Ways to Reuse Old Keys), Can You Recycle Shampoo Bottles? Sources of NO3− include nitrification within the marsh and the uptake of external (water column) NO3−. Toxicities were higher in the bioassay with the benthic species (Chironomus) than in those with the two water-column species. Lake Baikal, in central Asia, is the biggest lake on Earth. Other species including Schoenoplectus littoralis, Typha domingensis, and Ceratophyllum demersum also reestablished (Table 12.2) (Richardson and Hussein, 2006). Average Temps & Rainfall The average weather in the Florida freshwater marsh is sunny and in the 80's. Amendments such as organic matter or topsoil are added to improve soil physical and nutritional properties (Whittecar and Daniels, 1999). Avoid sites with disturbance that exposes bare soil to potential colonizers (Table 5.5). Degradation of the marshes is attributed to a number of factors dating back to the 1950s when river flow was diverted to create lakes in Iraq and, later, with the construction of dams upstream (UNEP, 2001; Lawler, 2005). (And How To Keep Them Away), There is about 1/5 of the Earth covered by freshwater biome, The water used to wash your dishes and to take a shower with is also thanks to these freshwater biomes, Temperatures in freshwater biomes range from 39° to 71° F, Russian lakes contain freshwater biome. As a result, plant cover 1 year after the spill was only about 5% of the prespray value. The temperature is cooler at the source than at the mouth. Seeding clearly enhanced species diversity. Table 8.3. A salt marsh is a marshy area found near estuaries and sounds. These regions range in size from just a few square meters to thousands of square kilometers. (And How to Keep Them Away), Do Deer Eat Peonies? (a) Undrained Al-Hawizeh reference marsh; (b) drained central marsh; and (c) reflooded Abu-Zaraeg marsh in Iraq. They are very common at the mouths of rivers and form in areas with mineral soil that drains very slowly. The animals living on the land are usually dependent on the lakes and streams to supply their water. Mailing Address: … However, in many species, not all of the perennating tissues were killed. Common Species/Genera of Tidal Freshwater Marshes. Freshwater ecosystems naturally share resources between habitats. Table 6.7. Mailing Address. Streams and rivers are found all across the Earth and travel thousands of miles before they join a ocean. However, not all individuals of the dominant shrubs [willow (Salix glauca) and birch (Betula glandulosa)] were killed. Incorporate microtopographic features into the soil surface as appropriate. San Joaquin Freshwater Marsh Reserve is a park in Orange County and has an elevation of 7 feet. In northwestern Indiana, the Nature Conservancy, a global nongovernmental conservation organization, acquired marginal agricultural lands beginning in the late 1990s with the goal of restoring the prairie–oak savanna–freshwater wetland landscape, historically known as the Great Kankakee marsh. Chapter 3, Ecological Theory and Restoration, Zedler and Kercher, 2004; Miklovic and Galatowitsch, 2005. Bass, Catfish, and Tilapia are among the types of fish found in the areas. We use cookies to help provide and enhance our service and tailor content and ads. Water Moccasins are among one of the most common types of snakes found in the area. The Journey to Limelight of Electrically Powered Vehicles in the US. Once you learn the source of your water, you can learn more about that particular type. For example, in the Patuxent and Choptank rivers, USA, slightly more than 30% of the total N input at the fall line is permanently removed by low-salinity tidal marshes via burial and denitrification (Merrill, 1999; Malone et al., 2003). Plot 8721, President Avenue. This research has paralleled the hydrocarbon exploration and resource development activities in the north, although these activities have since slowed down due to unfavorable crude-oil pricing. At one point, these wetlands actually sprawled across half of Florida but development by people have cut it down to only about ten percent now. Figure 12.1. Initially, the crude oil acted as an herbicide and killed all foliage and active woody stem buds that were directly contacted. There are several ways to. Bowden (1986) determined that DNRA rates were 5% of NO3− supply (i.e., nitrification) rates. Freshwater Marshes might be called mud holes with plants in them.) When the Hussein regime collapsed in 2003, the remaining Marsh Arabs and water ministers broke open dikes and reflooded large areas of marsh (Lawler, 2005; Richardson and Hussain, 2006). The results of dispersant toxicity testing are similar to those found in previous years—namely, that dispersants vary in their toxicity to various species. Common species include a number of grasses, sedges, and rushes, many of which also are found in inland freshwater marshes (Table 8.3). Here are a few important things to know about this: Many people travel to freshwater biome destinations every year. Florida's Freshwater Swamps. Restored marsh soils contained less organic matter, total N, total P, and moisture and greater bulk density, pH, and available P than reference marshes (Table 11.4). No need to register, buy now! Locations Freshwater Marsh are commonly found in the Gulf Coast region specifically in Florida. The war itself also damaged or destroyed dikes, releasing water into formerly drained areas. 24th Fl., HERBIS ENT Office Tower, … Table 12.2. +260 963 900 167 or +260 963 899 870 or +260 963 900 180. Location: Orange County, Southern California, California, United States, North America; Latitude: 33.6561° or 33° 39' 22.1" north; Longitude: -117.8537° or 117° 51' 13.2" west; Elevation: 7 feet (2 metres) GeoNames ID: 5392141; In the Area Localities. Table 11.4. Migratory bird use of the marshes also declined following drainage (UNEP, 2001). Some of the animals that live in the Freshwater Biomes include: Snakes are commonly found in freshwater biomes. The most commonly types of plants include tapegrass, water stargrass, willow trees, and river birch. When seeding or planting, select seeds and young transplants appropriate for the geographic region, inundation zone, and, in arid and semiarid environments, salinity. The ecosystems in rivers and streams, for example, bring salts and nutrients from the mountains to lakes, ponds, and wetlands at lower elevations, and eventually they bring those nutrients to the ocean. They can be found throughout the world and are often located near large bodies of water like lakes and rivers. Some are around for years. As in other experimental studies of the effects of oil on vegetation, there was initial contact damage that killed foliage and some exposed woody tissues. Rivers are nothing but moving bodies of freshwater that originate in the mountains and come down to Earth from melting of ice and eventually flow into the ocean. In agricultural landscapes, the absence of propagules in the seedbank and via dispersal limits natural colonization. Freshwater biome include lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams. 1-3-15, Sakai-machi, Kokurakita-ku Kitakyushu-shi. Restoring wetlands on agricultural land is essential if we hope to offset the large nutrient loads that originate from surrounding landscape. However, the long-term success of this restoration project is unknown because human needs for water in this arid landscape will take precedence. Aboveground biomass and plant species diversity also were low in 2006 relative to pre-drainage conditions. Most natural marshes have a natural fire frequency of one to three years, but some areas have endured fire exclusion during the past half century or longer. In fact, these wetlands are the reason we have such a high diversity of plants and animals. 19.7). In the US, tidal freshwater marshes are found along all three coasts (Odum, 1988). They explore many trophic and spatial niches in aquatic ecosystems and larvae of many genera utilize a broad spectrum of resources, although some exhibit particular preferences for food and microhabitat. 1st Floor, City Gate Office Park. 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How to Make an Ice Cream Float
Making Soda Fountain Worthy Floats at Home
The Soda Fountain is a book that I was thrilled to get lost within. I love food with a history and brother/sister duo Peter and Gia have not only lovingly refurbished and renovated the Brooklyn Farmacy and Soda Fountain, but they have written a fun and heartfelt account of the history of the soda fountain. Read our interview and here is their approach to making the perfect ice cream float. Reprinted with permission from The Soda Fountain: Floats, Sundaes, Egg Creams & More–Stories and Flavors of an American Original by Brooklyn Farmacy and Soda Fountain, Inc. copyright (c) 2014. Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of Random House LLC.
GENERAL METHOD: Making a float that tastes good isn't rocket science. Ice cream and soda, shucks, they kinda just go together. However, creating a float with a perfectly round scoop of ice cream perched just so on the side of the glass, well, we have to admit, takes a bit of practice. The technique for each of the Farmacy Floats is the same. Once you get the hang of it, you'll be chomping at the bit to host an ice cream float party to impress your guests. We can attest that some of the most picturesque celebrations at Brooklyn Farmacy have included a round of brilliantly colored ice cream floats.
The following technique can be used for the Betty Boop: To make an ice cream float, pour ¼ cup (2 ounces) of soda syrup into a fountain glass and add seltzer until the glass is two-thirds full. Stir gently with a fountain spoon to combine. Then, scoop a very firm 4-ounce ball of ice cream (about the size of a tennis ball) and "hang" the scoop on the inside rim of the glass. To hang the scoop of ice cream, stabilize the glass with one hand and utilize the scoop with your other hand to push the ball of ice cream down and out onto the rim of the glass so that the rim extends about two thirds of the way into the scoop. You don't want your scoop to feel like it could topple, but you also don't want to push down so hard that it splits. If you started with a firm scoop, you shouldn't need to make any adjustments to your ball of ice cream once it's hanging on the rim. Add the remaining seltzer to fill the glass. Drizzle a little bit of soda syrup onto the scoop of ice cream for decoration. Place the glass on a small plate and serve with a soda spoon and a soda straw.
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Speedrunner Beats 'Super Mario Odyssey' In Less Than 90 Minutes, But Says That's Still 'Bad'
1 November 2017, 9:20 am EDT By Carl Velasco Tech Times
It was only a matter of time, really.
Nintendo's newest game has finally gotten the speedrun treatment, with a crafty and clever player managing to finish what's supposedly a pretty lengthy game in just less than 90 minutes.
Speedrunning Community Takes On 'Super Mario Odyssey'
That's right — Super Mario Odyssey has been completed in a jiffy. Many have already attempted to finish the game as quickly as possible — as with any newly released title — but Twitch user IMtendo managed to clock in the fastest record, at least at the time of writing. He beat the game in 1:28:45, nabbing 124 moons. The whole playthrough is available on Twitch.
By the time this article is published, it's perfectly plausible that another speedrunner has beaten the game faster than IMtendo's current record. There's no denying that he's an extremely skilled Mario player, of course, but IMtendo's speedrun still features multiple deaths, several missed jumps, and uncollected moons. That said, it's still pretty impressive.
As expected, IMtendo only grabbed the bare number of moons necessary to advance to the next level, often opting for the easiest ones to reach, all in the purpose of finishing the game as fast as possible. Attempting to collect every moon available would have been much, much harder and would have required a longer time to finish. To save even more time, IMtendo also skipped all the cutscenes.
IMtendo himself acknowledges that his speedrun isn't particularly a good one.
"This is bad," he says. Later on, he predicts that other players will be able to finish the game faster than he did — perhaps even in less than an hour — once they manage to figure out better and more efficient routes.
IMtendo also noted that 100 percent speedruns of Super Mario Odyssey might be a tad bit difficult, simply because there are so many moons to collect, and some moons can only be obtained by purchasing them with in-game currency. It's going to be pretty interesting how the speedrunning community plans to categorize different Super Mario Odyssey speedruns. As it stands, there's one for nabbing 253 moons, and one for nabbing 503 moons, which entails beating the real final level.
Super Mario Odyssey launched on Oct. 27 exclusively for the Nintendo Switch, the console's first-ever proper Mario game after Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was released in April. It fuses elements from Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy and has touches of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's open world concepts. It currently sits at Metacritic with a 97 rating and is the 8th best video game of all time, according to the site's rankings.
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Parallel (of Life and) Architecture sees three duos of architects, artists and designers offer new insight into the legacy of Alison and Peter Smithson. The exhibition brings together the work of Turner Prize winning collective Assemble & Simon Terrill, Warren & Mosley, and The Decorators & GOIG, through projections, print, historic models, sound and sculpture. Seen collectively, the exhibition highlights the Smithsons' impact and lasting relevance as radical thinkers.
A major exhibition for one of Britain's best and most inventive artists, Steven Pippin's skill in technological manipulation reveals the inter-relationship between objects, mechanisms and the universe. Engineered Equanimity offers audiences new perspectives on everything from Newtonian mechanics to the production of renewable energy, re-framed with an autonomous spirit of inquiry.
Featuring leading international architects, artists and thinkers this symposium investigates the legacy and impact of British architectural pioneers Alison and Peter Smithson across urbanism, habitation and education. Alison and Peter Smithson saw architecture as a direct result of a way of life, responsive to the demands of contemporary living. This approach permeated their designs for the University of Bath including the University theatre (1990) where this symposium takes place.
Get imaginative, hatch creative ideas and spend some quality time together in a supportive and friendly environment. Taking influence from our architecture inspired exhibitions, you'll leave with some fun creations and top tips for making art at home too. Led by artist educator Dorcas Casey, our monthly workshops include a variety of sticking, collage and drawing to tailor a wide age range from 5-11 years.
In November we'll be bringing Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell to life. Each month is inspired by a different and much-loved story, explored through music, drama, craft and movement.
The Edge is an arts and creativity hub informed by the context the University of Bath. We encourage and nurture arts/research collaborations, providing a place where artists, audiences, researchers and academics can find new perspectives and fertile ground to showcase new thinking and ideas. Here, mechanical engineers meet sculptors interested in moving structures, architects work with artists to shed new light on the nature of play and how architecture influences it, artists bring together inventing and engineering expertise to create artworks of scientific complexity.


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Q: Subscription to data increases by 1 each time component loads I have the following method in the service to register data with BehaviourSubject.
regFieldsModules(fieldsModules?, field?: Field) {

  // Using the previously stored data from the memory
  if (fieldsModules) {
    this.fieldMod = fieldsModules;
  }

  // Stop processing if fieldModules is null/ undefined
  if (!this.fieldMod) {
    return;
  }

  const groupFields = groupBy(this.fieldMod, 'id');
  const uniqueFields: Field[] = removeDuplicates(this.fieldMod, 'id');

  // Find the default field and assign it to the field
  if (uniqueFields && !field) {
    for (const f of uniqueFields) {
      if (f.isDefault) {
        field = f;
      }
    }

    this.fields.next(uniqueFields);
  }

  this.field.next(field);
  this.fieldModules.next(groupFields[field.id]);
}

And using it in the component as:
ngOnInit() {
  this.route.params.subscribe(params => {
    this.dataService.fields.subscribe(fields => {
      if (!fields) {
        return;
      }

      for (const f of fields) {
        if (+params['id'] === f.id) {
          this.field = f;
          this.dataService.regFieldsModules(null, this.field);

          this.dataService.fieldModules.subscribe(data => {
            if (data) {
              console.log(data);
              this.groupedModules = groupBy(data, 'moduleId');
            }
          });
        }
      }
    });
  });
}

The first time it console one time, and If I change route and visit the route again it prints two times, and third times it print third times... it continues. I cannot unsubscribe as the data changes and I need to subscribe for it.
This might resolve if I unsubscribe all subscriptions on destroy but I have another user case:
I have drop down on the header. On the selection, the parameter changes and the component refreshes. In this case the OnDestroy method is not called.
And is there a better way to write the above code?

A: you must unsubscribe from all subscriptions to external services everytime a component is destroyed, or you will be creating a memory leak in your application, you're also creating a leak by using nested subscriptions instead of higher order operators. this is how to do it correctly:
this.sub = combineLatest(this.route.params, this.dataService.fields) // combine subscriptions that don't rely on eachother
             .pipe(
               switchMap(([params, fields]) => { //switchMap into new observables to auto cancel previous subscriptions on new emissions
                 if (!fields) {
                   return EMPTY; // return empty to not emit in the no fields case
                 }

                 const field = fields.find(f => +params['id'] === f.id); // find instead of looping

                 this.field = field; // this block is problematic. Why are you creating side effects here?
                 this.dataService.regFieldsModules(null, this.field);

                 return this.dataService.fieldModules; // why switch into a new observable after calling that method?
               })
             ).subscribe(data => { // now I've got the data
               if (data) {
                  console.log(data);
                  this.groupedModules = groupBy(data, 'moduleId');
                }
             });

then in ngOnDestroy run:
this.sub.unsubscribe();