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Biological • Intelligent Design • Origin of Life
WHAT CAME FIRST: PROTEIN OR DNA?
The cell needs proteins to process and express the information in DNA in order to build proteins. But the construction of DNA molecules also require proteins. So which came first?
What makes the proteins that are necessary to make a protein?"
Lewontin, Richard "The Dream of the Human Genome." esp. 33
The interdependence of proteins and nucleic acids (DNA and RNA) raises many obvious "chicken and egg" dilemmas that origin of life theorists before the 1960's never anticipated nor addressed."
Meyer, Stephen C. "Signature in the Cell" p. 134
Transcription and translation of living cells depend on many proteins which are produced by the very systems that require them! You read that right: The very proteins needed to complete transcription and translation are made by the very process which also requires their presence in the first place!
The modern cell's translating machinery consists of at least fifty macromolecular components which are themselves coded in DNA: the code cannot be translated other than by products of (its own) translation."
Monod, Jacques "Chance and Necessity" 1971 p. 143
…one of the unanswered riddles of biochemistry: which came first, proteins or protein synthesis? …proteins are needed to make proteins, how did the whole thing get started?"
Goodsell, David "The Machinery of Life" p.45
What makes the origin of life and the genetic code a disturbing riddle is this: the code cannot be translated except by using certain products of its (own) translation. This constitutes a really baffling circle…(when scientists make) any attempt to form a model, a theory of the genesis of the genetic code."
Popper, Karl; British philosopher; "Scientific Reduction"
More related blogs: ORIGIN OF LIFE PROTEIN PARADOX, PARADOX: PROTEINS WORK IN TEAMS, ONLY THE LIVING CELL MANUFACTURES PROTEIN CHAINS, PROTEIN TITIN: 34,500 AMINO ACIDS LONG!
Biological • Evolutionary Puzzles
MUTATIONS ARE GENETIC ERRORS; ERRORS ARE DEGRADATIVE (BAD).
Despite the countless internet sites that claim the opposite, mutations are degradative and deleterious. While a handful of examples can be spun as "good", these too are loaded with side effects and disease.


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Q: using statements are always necessary? Or It can be avoid? I have a noob question, it is always necessary to have using(MySqlDataAdapter ...) and using(MySqlCommand)? Or This is a bad idea?
for example, I have this code:
 using (MySqlConnection connection = new MySqlConnection(GlobalVariables.connectionSQL))
 {
    connection.Open();
    using (MySqlCommand cmd = new MySqlCommand(consulta, connection))
    {
        using (MySqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader())
        {
            int cantImgs = 0;
            string nument = "";

            while (reader.Read())
            {
                ObjetctList list = new ObjectList();
                list.listNumber = reader["Number"].ToString();
            }
            foreach (var list in listViewModels)
            {
                if (nument != list.listNumber )
                {
                    cantImgs++;
                }
                nument = list.listNumber ;
            }

            if (cantImgs == 0)
            {
                ViewData["EntregasInexistentes"] = "No Data.";
            }
        }
        return listViewModels;
    }
}
try
{
    using (MySqlConnection connection = new MySqlConnection(GlobalVariables.connectionSQL))
    {
        connection.Open();
        using (MySqlCommand cmd = new MySqlCommand(consulta, connection))
        {
            cmd.CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.Text;
            using (MySqlDataReader mySqlDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReader())

            return true;
        }
    }
}

Is this Ok? Or is not necessary to have using inside a using? I know that the first statement (using (MySqlConnection connection = new MySqlConnection(GlobalVariables.connectionSQL)) is ok because I need to autommatically close the connection when is all over...

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Netflix's Vikings: Valhalla Cast Announced
Characters include Leif Eriksson, King Canute, and more!
By David Griffin
Updated: Jan 26, 2021 2:21 pm
Posted: Jan 26, 2021 2:15 pm
Netflix has revealed the principle cast for its upcoming epic Norse saga, Vikings: Valhalla, a spiritual successor to History's Vikings series, which centered on Ragnar Lothbrok and his sons.
Vikings: Valhalla takes place around 100 years after the events of the History Channel series, and features legendary historical figures such as Norse explorer Leif Erikson (played by Sam Corlett) and the Danish king, Canute (portrayed by Bradley Freegard).
For the entire ensemble and the characters they are playing, read on or check out the list and gallery below:
Every Character in Vikings: Valhalla
Vikings: Valhalla Cast
Sam Corlett is Leif Eriksson
Frida Gustavsson is Freydis Eriksdotter
Leo Suter is Harald Sigurdsson
Bradley Freegard is King Canute
Jóhannes Jóhannesson is Olaf Haraldson
Laura Berlin is Emma OF Normandy
David Oakes is Earl Godwin
Caroline Henderson is Jarl Haakon
Pollyanna McIntosh is Queen Ælfgifu
Asbjørn Krogh Nissen is Jarl Kåre
Back in 2019, we learned that Vikings: Valhalla is getting a 24-episode straight to series order from the streaming giant. Vikings creator Michael Hirst will serve as an executive producer alongside showrunner and lead writer Jeb Stuart (screenwriter for Die Hard and The Fugitive).
Here's how Netflix describes the series: "Vikings: Valhalla begins in the early 11th century and chronicles the legendary adventures of some of the most famous Vikings who ever lived – Leif Eriksson, Freydis Eriksdotter, Harald Hardrada, and the Norman King William the Conqueror. These men and women will blaze a path as they fight for survival in the ever-changing and evolving world."
In an interview with IGN's Jim Vejvoda, Hirst revealed why the Vikings franchise was making the switch from History to Netflix. "I think that it was a decision of History [Channel] also to stop their involvement because [they're] not really doing, as far as I know, they're not going to do drama anymore, or at least they're going to go back to documentary making," Hirst said. "MGM very much wants [Vikings] to continue so [it's] important to stay friends."
No release date for Vikings: Valhalla has been announced.
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Alessandro D'Addario (ur. 9 września 1997 w San Marino) – sanmaryński piłkarz występujący na pozycji obrońcy w SP Tre Penne oraz w reprezentacji San Marino.

Kariera klubowa
D'Addario szkolił się w Rimini FC oraz San Marino Calcio. W 2015 roku przeszedł do US Pianese, w barwach którego w przeciągu dwóch lat rozegrał 47 meczów w Serie D. W czerwcu 2017 roku podpisał roczny kontrakt z Rimini FC, gdzie rozegrał 10 spotkań. Na początku 2018 roku opuścił klub i został graczem SP La Fiorita, z którą zdobył w sezonie 2017/18 mistrzostwo i Puchar San Marino. Latem 2018 roku przeszedł do San Marino Calcio.

Kariera reprezentacyjna
Grał w młodzieżowych reprezentacjach San Marino (U-17, U-19, U-21). 22 lutego 2017 zadebiutował w seniorskiej reprezentacji w przegranym 0:2 towarzyskim spotkaniu z Andorą.

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 mistrzostwo San Marino: 2019/20
 Superpuchar San Marino: 2019

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Microsoft announced today that it had agreed to acquire AdECN, an advertising exchange platform company based near Santa Barbara.
AdECN offers a real-time, auction-based, neutral exchange for online display advertising that works in a similar way to stock exchanges. A member of the AdECN exchange buys on the exchange for its advertisers and sells on the exchange for its publishers.
AdECN is a direct competitor of Right Media, a company acquired by Yahoo in April for $680 million. Microsoft previously acquired online advertising network aQuantive for $6 billion in May.
Microsoft said the acquisition would assist Microsoft in building a comprehensive search and display advertising platform "that helps advertisers and publishers maximize ROI on digital advertising investments."
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November 6, 2018 ~ socialnetworkspeech
"One of the restraints on the vitriol and the filth that so often is part of the American political debate," noted Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse in 2012, "is that candidates have to stand by their ads." For many online platforms, however, fixing your name to your claim is no longer good enough for an ad to pass muster. Web publishers increasingly are censoring campaign advertisements for being "shocking" or "disrespectful."
A week before Tuesday's election, Google's advertising platform rejected an ad from Rep. Marsha Blackburn, the Republican Senate nominee in Tennessee. The ad showed left-wing protesters interrupting a moment of silence Mrs. Blackburn held at a rally for the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. "Our advertising policies," Google explained, "prohibit ads that contain shocking content, including profanity or swearing." But Mrs. Blackburn's ad had bleeped out the foul language.
This wasn't a first for the Blackburn campaign: Twitter ruled last year that her ad mentioning the "sale of baby body parts" contained "an inflammatory statement that is likely to evoke a strong negative reaction." Good luck taking a strong stance on abortion without evoking a strong negative reaction.
Mrs. Blackburn is not alone. In August, both Twitter and Facebook banned advertisements from Cambodian-American congressional candidate Elizabeth Heng. The California Republican's ads showed images of skulls and Khmer Rouge death camps to highlight her family's immigrant history. Facebook deemed the images "shocking, disrespectful, or sensational."
Though Facebook and Twitter eventually reversed their bans against Ms. Heng's ads and Mrs. Blackburn's 2017 ad, Google is standing by its recent decision against Mrs. Blackburn.
Terms like "shocking" and "inflammatory" are vague and subjective, and social-media companies offer little transparency on how they enforce their rules. While many Americans dislike incendiary ads, empowering tech titans to dictate the decency of political advertising leads down a treacherous path. At best the rules are unpredictable and enforced unevenly. At worst the platforms can use their rules as a pretext for political discrimination.
Other advertising media cannot legally make these judgments. In April, perennial Oklahoma candidate Gary Richardson invoked the death of sportscaster Bob Barry Jr. at the hands of an illegal alien in a TV spot, despite the Barry family's vocal objection. Local station KFOR explained that it had to run the ad even though the station was "displeased with their advertising tactics and the exploitation." Under federal law, radio and television broadcasters must "permit purchase of reasonable amounts of time" for campaign advertisements and possess "no power of censorship over the material broadcast."
While these rules were enacted in the 1930s, when there were only a few broadcasters in each market, in 1994 the Supreme Court upheld must-carry rules for cable operators in Turner Broadcasting System v. FCC. The First Amendment "does not disable the government from taking steps to ensure that private interests not restrict . . . the free flow of information and ideas," the court ruled. The FCC also considers viewpoint diversity in mergers of both mobile-internet and cable companies.
The internet has increased the number of media voices. But the concentration of the search, online-advertising and social-network markets means a few companies have more control over what information reaches voters than any internet service provider or media conglomerate, much less a local radio station.
In April, Mark Zuckerberg testified before Congress that political advertisements online are held to an "even higher standard than what you would have on TV." If he's serious, at the very least Facebook and other dominant online platforms should stop blocking political advertisements from qualified candidates.
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Vendor Theresa finds her true calling in spiritual activism
Posted by: Jesse Knott
By: Jesse Knott
Originally from Bowling Green, Ky., Theresa moved to Nashville as a 21-year-old with the hopes of pursuing a higher education at Fisk University. Raised in a predominantly white neighborhood, Theresa made the decision to come to Nashville to experience life at one of the nation's top historically black colleges.
"I first came here in 1986, but an ex-boyfriend knocked on the door; it was downhill from there!" Because of personal problems, Theresa was never able to finish college. Instead, she entered the workforce. But if you know Theresa, you know that her belief that everything happens for a reason is strong. In the coming months, the same ex-boyfriend saved her from a fire. "I have mad respect for him even today. Maybe there was a reason he followed me down to Nashville."
For the next several years, Theresa was working small jobs around the city. She began to understand that her personal fulfillment required no formal education — Theresa never finished her degree, but what was discovered was her true passion in mentoring others through spiritual activism.
In 2005, Theresa became homeless for the first time after her elderly landlord became a victim of predatory lending and was unable to maintain her current home.
"I had to go into a financial responsibility program at the Salvation Army. That was one of the best things that has ever happened to me." The two-year program required Theresa to keep a close eye on her money. "You had to show your bank statements and every purchase you made." Upon completion, Theresa's money management skills were forever changed. After a while, she was able to secure long-term housing that would last until her lifestyle no longer supported her desires.
In 2012, Theresa became homeless once again. Theresa stepped out on her faith and walked away from a job. "I knew God had something more for me. I was trying to reinvent myself. I was just trying what the elders already told me I was called for. I didn't know that at the time, but they did." Soon after quitting her job, she found herself unable to make ends meet and ended up losing her apartment. Although Theresa has been homeless ever since, she says she is blessed to be homeless in such a generous city as Nashville.
"You don't ever have to be outdoors and you don't ever have to be hungry because this is such a hospitable city. It's been that way since I moved here in '86."
Shortly after becoming homeless, Theresa began selling The Contributor as a supplement to her other jobs. Within the past two years, Theresa's faith has intervened again. She quit her other jobs and is now relying on her paper sales as her only source of income. She says the thing that sets selling papers apart from other work is being able to talk to and encourage others. "That's what I exist for — to encourage people."
Theresa's personal interests include religion and ancient African history. "I feel like a lot of the things that have been suppressed in history our young people need to know." One of Theresa's passions lies in connecting youth to their elders. "I want to reach back over the Civil Rights era generation and bring them the knowledge of the World War II generation. It's about honesty, but with compassion."
With the new year approaching, Theresa hopes to transition away from selling papers and pursue her calling as an entrepreneurial activist. Although she loves getting to know her customers, she says her true calling is greater. "I love being able to sit there and talk to people and encourage them for as long as I'm able to do it." She is also working on publishing a black history newsletter, in which she will share her thoughts of inspiration. For Theresa, faith has been her guiding light. "I haven't looked back. Since I've taken that attitude and listened to motivational speakers everyday, things have slowly gotten better for me. It's slow, but it's getting better."


It's grey outside, it's stopped raining, but by god it would be nice if it could start again, just to take some of the nasty icky wet hot stickiness away.
After a bunch of hot, humid, icky sticky days, it was pure bliss.
She was covered from head to foot with icky brown mud and her hair was sticking up on all ends.
Since Nov. 2, I've had an icky feeling in the pit of my stomach.
In a relationship, is a big generation gap inherently icky?
Before that the last Tawa-related story I can remember was when the pool had to be closed, along with most other WCC pools, because of some icky stomach virus that was going round.
In a matter of a couple of months, dating had taken me back to grade school when all boys were icky and cooties were a very real threat.
Maybe after you find out my blood is 'way too sticky' or 'full of icky crud' you can use a flashlight to shoot photons through my life systems.
And then there are the clams themselves, what with their icky clam foot sticking out of their shell like a tongue of a lecherous mutant.
Why couldn't it be like the good old days where I thought boys were icky and all that jazz?
It's hard to ascribe the more extreme hatred directed toward her as anything besides, at best, bitterness, and at worst something much more icky.
In between the papillae are grooves where food and bacteria can collect, turning your tongue white and your breath icky (bleck).
These were nasty, icky, muddy things with hair at the bottom.
As always, muchas gracias to the folks at P.S.122 and Culturebot, those who performed, and the people who rolled out on such an icky, rainy night to see us.
Yes, inside, we are all disgusting, we all have icky pulsing organs, kilometres of revolting intestine, goo-dispensing glands, and all the other horrible bits and pieces God saw fit to stock us with.
Boys are so icky but also strangely interesting to me.
Both the front and rear speakers are engaged constantly and consistently - there are enough icky, gooey effects to satisfy even the most discerning horror fan.
Instead, though, it's a muddier tale that seems to be trying to expose the icky, money-grubbing soul of the children's entertainment business.
I don't think it's icky at all, it's a human being.
Constantly, I desired to bury that icky nasty no-good feeling.
At ten, boys were supposed to be afraid of girls and think that they were icky, and then at puberty, boys would start liking girls.
But you can use an over-the-counter active zinc oxide product, like Novitra, to cut your healing time and help sores look less icky!
It should be icky and yucky, but actually it's got bags of fun and loads of laughs, with a very cutely judged moment of pathos as Stuart has to drive home from school on his own in his little roadster, because no human kid wants to play with him.
The genre was known for its urbane disinclination to perform any icky operations involving hearts: pouring them out, for instance, or affixing them to sleeves.
Diana's estate sues them because… well, it's kitsch and tacky and maudlin and icky, isn't it?
She has never had the best endings, and the love scenes were icky and rather anticlimactic, but it was much funnier than the previous books, where you sometimes got the impression that she was trying a little too desperately.
She smiled a sticky, icky, saccharine smile at us and pulled out the pencil from her ear.
Damn I need to stay away from mom, between her and Kristen reading me passages out of her mushy icky, teen romance novels.


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Budapest at the Turn of the Century
Architecture and Social Life in the Capital of an Empire
Dániel Szalai
Last updated on January 29th, 2018
At the turn of the 19th century, Hungary belonged to one of the largest empires: The Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Hungary's capital, Budapest was founded in 1873 with the unification of three cities on the banks of the river Danube: Pest, Buda and Óbuda. As the Eastern capital of the Empire, it is no surprise that at the turn of the century Budapest was developing very rapidly thanks to the worldwide cultural and economic upswing brought on by the Industrial Revolution.
City view of Budapest with the Chain Bridge around 1898. The Chain Bridge was the first permanent bridge built over the River Danube and was already standing for 50 years when this photograph had been taken Photo: FORTEPAN / Budapest Főváros Levéltára HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.07.106
Monumental buildings designed by great architects were being built one after the other. The ornate architecture and design of these buildings define the look of the city to this day, and are the reason why Budapest has become such a popular shooting destination. These monuments include the classicist Chain Bridge, which was the first permanent bridge to connect Buda and Pest, and the romantic-eclectic Keleti Railway Station, which, was one of the most state-of-the-art train stations in Europe at its completion in 1884. Furthermore, Hungary celebrated the 1000th anniversary of its foundation in 1896, and several outstanding works of architecture were built in the capital city for the occasion, like Heroes' Square with the Museum of Fine Arts and the Hall of Arts on both sides, and the inception of the renewed Buda Castle was also connected to this event.
READ: Get to know more about the centuries of architecture in Budapest
A busy intersection of the Grand Boulevard in Budapest around 1898 FORTEPAN / Budapest Főváros Levéltára HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.146
Art Nouveau style cover of Budapesti Bazár from 1903. The magazine included fashion illustrations from Alter & Kiss, the leading Central European fashion house of the eraBudapesti Bazár XLIV (1904)/10.
From the 1870s until World War II, Budapest was known for its thriving metropolitan atmosphere with a lively café culture and artistic life, which was characterized by the gathering of the era's famous artists at historical cafés, like New York Café.
READ: Meet the Hungarian photographers of the fin de siècle
READ: When photography and fashion became "anti-regime"
Fashion also played an important role thanks to the era's colorful social life, and by the end of the 19th century Budapest became one of the fashion centers of Europe. By the end of the 1800s more and more fashion magazines were published in which the era's prestigious tailors advertised products designed in accordance with the era's Hungarian, English and French trends made of textiles bought from Paris and London.
Interior of New York Cafe around 1900. Cafés played important role in the lively artistic milieu of the eraPhoto: FORTEPAN / Budapest Főváros Levéltára HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.059
This inspiring atmosphere attracted all kinds of artists from different backgrounds, including those that were making breakthroughs in the era's newest and most exciting medium: photography. It was likely that this milieu is the reason that several outstanding photographers started their careers in Budapest.
From Kertész to Capa - World Famous Hungarian Photographers
Whatever we have done, Kertesz did first." Henri Cartier Bresson
Famous fine art photographer and pioneer street photographer André Kertész was born in Budapest, and worked here until the age of 31. During his time in Hungary he created a remarkable amount of work, and later, when he moved to Paris in the 1930s, his circle of friends included Picasso, Piet Mondrian, Chagall and fellow Hungarian photographer Brassai. Kertész, worked with exceptional sensitivity, and served as an inspiration for photographers like Henri Cartier-Bresson.
If your photos aren't good enough, you're not close enough" Robert Capa
One of the greatest photojournalists ever, Robert Capa, was also born in Budapest and during his 20-year career as a war photographer, covered the Spanish Civil War, the Second Sino-Japanese War, the North-African and the Italian expeditions of WWII, the Invasion of Normandy, and the Arab-Israeli War.
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The photos he took at the front lines were mainly published in LIFE magazine and are amongst the most famous pictures in the history of photography. Capa's motto was: "If your photos aren't good enough, you're not close enough" he took his motto seriously. He died in 1954 at the age of 40 while covering the First Indochina War where he stepped on a landmine.
He brought a taste for happiness and honesty and a love of women to what was before him a joyless, loveless, lying art. Today the world of what is called fashion is peopled with Munkácsi's babies, his heirs…. The art of Munkácsi lay in what he wanted life to be, and he wanted it to be splendid. And it was."Richard Avedon
The most significant Hungarian-born fashion photographer is Martin Munkácsi, who after his years in Budapest, continued his work in Germany and New York, where he photographed stars of the era like Marlene Dietrich, Katharine Hepburn, Louis Armstrong, and Fred Astaire. His works were published in Harper's Bazaar and LIFE magazine. What made his photos quite extraordinary was that he took his models out of the studio - he was probably the first to do so - and photographed them in natural surroundings, thus creating a dynamic and suggestive visual atmosphere. His signature style, a movement that is still used in fashion-photography, became known as the "Munkácsi-movement".
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Iraq halts exports through pipeline to pressure Kurds - Iraq Oil Report
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's central government has stopped oil exports through the Kurdish region to pressure the local authorities to resume talks about an oil revenue sharing agreement, the Iraq Oil Report said, citing Iraqi Oil Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi.
Iraq's state-run North Oil Company has stopped pumping crude produced at fields it operates in the Kirkuk area through a pipeline to Turkey, three sources told Reuters on March 14.
North Oil normally exports 150,000 barrels a day through the pipeline that comes out at the Mediterranean port of Ceyhan.
The pipeline also carries oil produced in the Kurdish region and sold independently from the central government.Kurdish forces took control of the long-disputed Kirkuk region and its oil fields in June 2014 after the Iraqi army's northern divisions disintegrated as Islamic State militants overran a third of the country.
Reporting by Maher Chmaytelli; Editing by Chris Reese


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Cat Wars: The Devastating Consequences of a Cuddly Killer
by Peter Marra and Chris Santella
GOS Publications
The Ecology of Fruit-eating Birds in Georgia
Occasional Publication No. 18
Fruits make up a significant part of the diet of many bird species. In this GOS publication, biologists Jim Ferrari and Jerry Payne document the use of fruit by Georgia birds and explore the ecological connections between birds and fruit-bearing plants. A major portion of the book lists the kinds of fruits eaten by Georgia birds (organized by bird species and also by plant species), based on a literature review as well as hundreds of original observations by the authors. The book also delves into the questions of invasive plants, the seasonality of fruit production and bird migration, recommendations for homeowners, and geographical patterns of fruit-eating birds across Georgia. With its wealth of new data and ideas, this publication will be appreciated by scientists and non-specialists alike and is relevant to readers far beyond the boundaries of the state. The book is 88 pages, 6 x 9 inches.
Authors: James Ferrari and Jerry A. Payne - Published 2009
The Breeding Birds of Haralson County
Birders take note: your sighting records for a single county can provide important information to ornithologists and other birders. It's worth the effort to keep them, organize them, and put them between covers! Just ask Michael. His intensive surveys on behalf of Georgia's Breeding Bird Atlas project in 1999 led to the writing of this fine book, which details breeding or probable breeding records for 94 species in Haralson County.
Author: Michael K. Bell - Published 2004
Birds of Kennesaw Mountain
Kennesaw Mountain is one of the premiere magnets for birders during migration. Giff Beaton's latest book covers 12 years of almost daily migration birding at this highly important stopover site for migrants in Georgia. This reference, written by one of the state's top birders, belongs on your shelf!
Birds of Kennesaw Mountain is 150 spiral bound pages, 8.5 x 5.5 inches in size.
Author: Giff Beaton - Published 2004
Birds of Laurens County
Birds of Laurens County is authored by long time GOS member and former president, Tommy Patterson. Tommy became an active birder somewhat later than many when he began to accompany his son Hunter over thirty years ago. After joining GOS in 1974 Tommy was encouraged and inspired by Dr. J. Fred Denton to keep records of his sightings in Dublin and nearby areas. What resulted is best described by the following quote from the book's Foreword by Giff Beaton. "He sought out and identified some good areas of diverse habitat, created an interesting route to follow, and then proceeded to bird this area at least twice a week for almost 30 years! He not only ran the route but kept impeccable records." His book conveys in a very readable manner data describing birdlife in this Middle Georgia area. He was also generous with his time by serving GOS in a variety of Executive Committee posts including a two year term as president at the time of our 50th anniversary meeting in Macon.
Birds of Laurens County is 96 pages, 6x 9 inches in size.
Author: Thomas K. Patterson - Published April 2004
Annotated Checklist of Georgia Birds
This fifth edition of the "ACOGB" was painstakingly and thoroughly researched by the Checklist and Records Committee incorporating information in the species accounts from many sources including the Breeding Bird Atlas project, Christmas Bird and Breeding Bird Census, The Oriole (67 years) and the records of the Checklist Committee itself. Virtually every species is now tied to a museum specimen, photo or other definitive record. The manuscript was brought to completion by Giff Beaton with Paul Sykes and Dr. John Parrish. It provides comprehensive detail of range, status and dates of occurrence for 446 species of which 407 are now accepted on the Regular Species List. The Annotated Checklist of Georgia Birds is 156 pp., 7x10 in. & spiral bound.
Authors: Giff Beaton, Paul Sykes, John Parrish - Published 2003
An Index to Georgia Bird Records in American Birds (Volumes 25-37, 1971-1983) and its Predecessor, Audubon Field Notes (Volumes 1-24, 1947-1970)
Occasional Publication No. 9
This index contains all references made to Georgia birdlife in Audubon Field Notes and American Birds from 1947 - 1983. Each species is listed in taxonomic order (AOU 6th edition) and contains volume and page numbers for quick access to information in those publications. The volume and page entries are characterized as "absent" if the reference indicated as such. 376 species are listed. Even the "Changing Seasons" column was scrubbed for information concerning Georgia birds. Considering that Audubon Field Notes and American Birds were not (and still are not) available in electronic format, an enormous amount of effort must have gone into gathering this information.
Author: Robert W. Loftin - Published 1984
NO LONGER IN STOCK
Birding Georgia
The most up-to-date guide available for birding in Georgia. Birding Georgia is published by Falcon Publishing, and is available through the GOS. The guide contains descriptions of over 100 locations, and includes maps and directions, what to look for, and how to bird each location. It also contains a section on where to find the more uncommon species in the state. Bar graphs representing species distribution and seasonal occurrence in the four major areas of the state are included. This book is no longer available through the GOS.
Author: Giff Beaton
The first statewide distributional survey of Georgia's breeding birds
Edited by Todd M. Schneider, Giff Beaton, Timothy S. Keyes, and Nathan A. Klaus Foreword by Pierre Howard
Available here.


Having the police show up at your front door can be a frightening experience. It's important to know how to behave in this situation—and what your rights are. One of the most common questions posed to criminal defense attorneys is whether officers can enter the building without a warrant. This is a legal document that authorizes law enforcement to search a specified location and seize from it certain materials.
Police can't search your home without a warrant. This is outlined by the Fourth Amendment, which guarantees the right of citizens "to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures." As such, officers need written permission from the courts to search your home.
In the event that police violate the Fourth Amendment by illegally entering, searching, and seizing materials, the evidence that they gather can't be admitted in court. However, there are instances in which police can proceed without a warrant, such as if evidence of illegal actions is visible from the doorway.
If the police show up at your home and ask to search the premises, do not let them do so without a warrant. Remain polite but firm and avoid giving in to pressure. Even if you have done nothing wrong, it's best to refuse a police search. Remember that it is reasonable to ask them to return with a warrant and not let them in otherwise.
Should law enforcement arrive with a warrant, ask to see the document. It should specify which parts of the home they can examine, as well as the time frame in which they are permitted to conduct the search. If police are entering your home, call a criminal defense attorney immediately.
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Last week I wrote about using single units in an ordered or random arrangement. It's amazing how many designs you can get out of one shape. Last week it was a triangle; this week it's a kite. I always seem to start with the random arrangement first.
Within each 2-by-2 square on my Rhodia pad, the sharp end of the kite can point in any one of 4 directions: north-east, north-west, south-east or south-west. That creates a lot of potential combinations for this simple repeating shape. Some pretty interesting secondary patterns can emerge as well – can you see those wide-headed, narrow-tailed arrows in the middle design below?
The third design, above, reminds me of the sawtooth leaves of some Banksia species.
I'm tempted to design some kind of sampler quilt with rows or blocks of these different repetitive patterns. The kite unit could be made in a number of ways; I'd probably opt for paper piecing for precision.


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Flower Travellin' Band
Blog, Del-Ukatessen, Mixtape, Musik	 27 Août '21
Guitarist Stone Gossard and bassist Jeff Ament had played together in the pioneering Seattle band Green River (with future Mudhoney's singer Mark Arm and guitarist Steve Turner and also Bruce Fairweather who eventually replaced Steve Turner on guitar and Alex Vincent on drums).
Following Green River's dissolution in 1987, Jeff Ament, Bruce Fairweather and Stone Gossard played together in Mother Love Bone during the late 1980's.
Mother Love Bone's career was cut short when vocalist Andrew Wood died of a drug overdose in 1990, shortly before the release of the group's debut album, Apple.
Devastated, it took months before Gossard and Ament agreed to play together again.
Gossard spent his time afterwards writing material that was harder-edged than what he had been doing previously.
After a few months, Gossard started practicing with fellow Seattle guitarist Mike McCready, whose band Shadow had broken up; McCready in turn encouraged Gossard to reconnect with Ament.
The three then went into the studio for separate sessions with Soundgarden drummer Matt Cameron.
Five of the songs recorded — "Dollar Short", "Agytian Crave", "Footsteps", "Richard's E", and "E Ballad" —were compiled onto a tape called Stone Gossard Demos '91 that was circulated in the hopes of finding a singer and drummer for the trio.
Fans of the basketball player, the band members of Pearl Jam originally named their group "Mookie Blaylock", but they were forced to change the name.
San Diego musician Eddie Vedder acquired a copy of the demo in September 1990, when it was given to him by former Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Jack Irons.
Vedder listened to the demo, went surfing, and wrote lyrics the next day for "Dollar Short", "Agytian Crave", and "Footsteps".
"Dollar Short" and "Agytian Crave" were later retitled "Alive" and "Once", respectively.
Gossard and Ament heard the demo with Vedder's vocals and lyrics, and were impressed enough to fly Vedder out to Seattle for an audition.
Meanwhile, Vedder had written lyrics for "E Ballad", retitled "Black".
Vedder arrived on October 13, 1990 and rehearsed with the band (now joined by drummer Dave Krusen) for a week, writing eleven songs in the process.
Vedder was soon hired as the band's singer, and the group signed to Epic Records shortly thereafter.
Ten is the debut studio album by American rock band Pearl Jam, released on August 27, 1991.
Ten was not an immediate success, but by late 1992 it had reached number two on the Billboard 200.
The album has since been ranked by several publications as one of the greatest albums of all time and it remains Pearl Jam's most commercially successful album.
Jerry Cantrell (Alice in Chains) :
"It [Ten] was a rebirth for those guys.
They had such an unfortunate blow with the loss of Andy [Wood] right as their album is coming out.
There was a real kind of a brotherhood between all of the artists in Seattle and it was really meaningful to see them pick themselves up, start again and invite Ed and Dave [Krusen] into the band.
To have that record have the sort of impact that it has is really powerful.
It was very right for those guys all find each other and we were really, really, really happy for that — I still am.
They're one of the greatest bands in the history of rock and roll and they made one really important record together.
Black is a great record, just as a piece of work, but every track on the album I think is really important.
They started out with Alive in 91 and then Even Flow and Jeremy huge fucking song.
But Black has always been my favorite from the record.
They deserve a ton of credit for fighting through adversity and starting anew. That record is still really powerful."
This Mixtape (an extended version of the album Ten) is a tribute to my coming-of-age years listening endlessly to Pearl Jam.
Side A features the original track sequencing of the original release, from "Once" to "Deep" using the 2011's Brendan O'Brien remix/rematser versions.
Side B tracklist :
2. Wash
3. Dirty Frank
4. Brother (with vocals)
5. Temple Of The Dog – Hunger Strike (feat. Eddie Vedder)
7. Yellow Ledbetter
8. Footsteps (Live)
9. I've Got A Feeling / Everybody Had a Hard Year (The Beatles cover)
10. Just a Girl (demo)
11. Master/Slave
Pearl Jam | Ten = 30 | Side B
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Trump mocks impeachment effort, talks up trade deal at rally
by: KEVIN FREKING, Associated Press
Posted: Dec 10, 2019 / 05:42 PM EST / Updated: Dec 11, 2019 / 03:26 AM EST
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters on the South Lawn of the White House before departing for a campaign rally in Hershey, Pa, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2019, in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) — President Donald Trump mocked the Democratic impeachment effort as he sought to rally supporters Tuesday in the key swing state of Pennsylvania, calling the process "impeachment lite" and promising it would lead to his reelection in 2020.
Trump's visit to Pennsylvania followed a momentous day at the U.S. Capitol, where Democrats unveiled articles of impeachment and shortly thereafter signaled their support for the president's long-sought United States-Mexico-Canada trade agreement. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her fellow Democrats are trying to show they can pass legislation and pursue an impeachment inquiry at the same time, but Trump said, "It plays down the impeachment because they're embarrassed by the impeachment."
He insisted, "And our poll numbers have gone through the roof because of her stupid impeachment."
And he added: "The silver lining of impeachment and this witch hunt: That's the reason they approved USMCA. So that's OK with me."
Trump listed some of his achievements while in office, ticking off the killing of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a deal to create the Space Force and a strong economy.
Echoing a line he uses often, Trump said: "This country is so respected. And we were not respected four years ago. We were laughed at."
Trump's comments came less than a week after he made an early departure from a NATO meeting in London following the release of video of a handful of world leaders gossiping about him.
In 2016, Trump eked out a win in Pennsylvania — the first Republican presidential candidate to capture it since 1988 — by piling up support in Pennsylvania's rural areas and with working-class whites.
The president won the state and its 20 electoral votes by about 44,000 votes, and Pennsylvania promises to be among a handful of states that the presidential candidates will heavily target in a bid to get to 270 electoral votes.
As most of the Democratic candidates focus on Iowa, New Hampshire and other early voting states, the president has tried to make the most of uncontested access to top general election swing states such as Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
House Democrats unveiled two articles of impeachment Tuesday: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Democratic leaders say Trump put U.S. elections and national security at risk when he asked Ukraine to investigate his political rival, former Vice President Joe Biden, who is running for the Democratic presidential nomination. And they say Trump impeded Congress' investigation of the matter.
If the House does vote to impeach Trump, the case moves to the Senate, where a vote to convict requires a two-thirds vote. With Republicans holding 53 of 100 seats, it is unlikely that Republican senators would cross party lines and vote to remove Trump from office.
During the rally, Trump also addressed the long-awaited release of the Justice Department report into the 2016 Russia investigation. The inspector general found that the FBI was justified in opening its investigation into ties between the Trump presidential campaign and Russia and that the FBI did not act with political bias, despite "serious performance failures" up the bureau's chain of command.
Trump claimed Tuesday that the inspector general's report detailed "outrageous, scandalous and unprecedented abuses of power." He said FBI agents had "destroyed the lives of people that are great people" and called them "scum."
He said he was looking forward to a report coming from John Durham, the prosecutor whom Attorney General William Barr has selected to investigate how intelligence was gathered in the Russia probe.
Trump said Tuesday that not many leaders could withstand what he's been through.
"A regular president would be under the table, thumb in mouth, saying: 'Take me home, Mommy. This is enough for me.'"
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CAPE TOWN'S NEW TABLE BAY MALL SET TO OPEN IN SEPTEMBER 2017
Table Bay Mall, a new Regional Retail Development located on the northern reaches of Sunningdale in Cape Town, is nearing completion and will be opening its doors on 28 September 2017. Situated on the corner of the R27 (West Coast Road) and Berkshire Boulevard, it will be the largest regional mall in the hub of the Big Bay, Bloubergstrand and West Beach areas and is well positioned to offer a unique shopping experience to the fast-growing residential expansion corridor along Cape Town's West Coast.
With over 65,000m2 of retail space, with the option to expand to 90,000m2, Table Bay Mall will be home to more than 150 shops and restaurants, many of which are flagship stores. Set on one level, with a retail mix of local and international anchor brand tenants such as Woolworths, H&M, Pick n Pay and Checkers, the layout makes for easy shopping navigation as well as exceptional access and visibility. The Mall offers 1,300 outside and 2,000 undercover parking bays easily accessible to the retail level via three main lobbies.
The sophisticated maritime design of Table Bay Mall has been inspired by the curved, flowing lines of the world's most elegant power yachts; with its design elements bringing a sense of space, natural light and movement into the building. According to Imraan Ho-Yee, Director at Vivid Architects, the Mall's design also has tremendous pedestrian edge, "The building's long facade that faces on to the forecourt parking area is an active facade operating as a busy high street, tenanted by lively interesting shop fronts and feature restaurants".
It has been designed as a place to gather, relax and take in the action. The central entrance is bordered by alfresco-style coffee shops, restaurants and eateries, the ideal place to sit and watch the world go by; and the Mall's main exhibition space also resides in this space allowing for new interesting events and entertainment options.
Innovative green-building technologies have been incorporated into the design, with water- and power-saving initiatives playing a major part in the long-term sustainability of the site. "With the current drought and future water issues facing the Western Cape, we have been extremely conscious of water and energy consumption during construction and we have implemented a number of measures to ensure that Table Bay Mall will remain sustainable going forward", says Janine Coleske, Centre Manager at Table Bay Mall.
"Rain water harvested from the roof will be directed into two water harvesting ponds that have been created to store water for irrigation and ablutions use. Dry and indigenous planting, as well as rock gardens, have been used around the mall and two boreholes provide additional water if required. Water-saving measures inside the mall include water-saving sensor taps and single flush only toilets in all the restrooms. From an energy-saving perspective, we've installed mainly LED lighting throughout and used skylights and glass roof panels to daylight harvesting."
Construction began towards the end of 2015 and has progressed well, with employment for close to 5,000 people being created over this period. Once operational, Table Bay Mall is expected to create approximately 8,000 new jobs in the area, which includes tenant and service provider positions.
"Fitness enthusiasts will be elated with the brand new Virgin Active Gym that is located next to the Mall, where they can work out or have a swim whilst enjoying the amazing views of Table Mountain and Lion's Head. In addition, we have an indoor trampoline park, 23 Jump Street, located in the Mall," says Karla Linder, Marketing Manager at Table Bay Mall.
"We are extremely excited about the opening of Table Bay Mall and we cannot wait for our shoppers to experience the best in retail shopping here in Cape Town."
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The Impossible Quest for the Past: Thoughts on the Restoration of Gardens
Shortly after the last war, Ernest de Ganay, reflecting on the terrible fate of one of the finest classical gardens in France...
Chapter subject tags:Historic gardensArt--Conservation and restorationGarden writingGardens--Style
Henri and Achille Duchêne and the Reinvention of Le Nôtre
It is a topos to try to establish to what extent garden aesthetics are a reliable indication of fashion, and further, whether they are a concrete reflection of a particular period's view of the world: whence the facile but...
Chapter subject tags:Gardens, FrenchNationalism in gardensGarden writingLandscape architectural drawingGardens--Designs and plans
Paradox in the Garden: A Brief Account of Fabriques
It was the Frenchman Jean-Marie Morel who, in his Théories desjardins (1776), provided one of the best studies of garden fabriques...
Chapter subject tags:Gardens, FrenchRuins in artGarden structuresCuriosities and wonders in artGardens--Designs and plans
Introduction: The Architecture of the Garden and Architecture in the Garden
Monique Mosser and Georges Teyssot
The idea of the garden as a natural space adapted by man to meet his own aesthetic demands grew from the concept that private land could be used to satisfy many human needs, and from the conviction that the beauty of nature could be improved by the work of man (Giulio Carlo Argan). In other words, the garden always has two roles, and it is as inseparable from its utilitarian function as it is from...
Chapter subject tags:Garden historiansArt--PhilosophyLandscape architecture--HistoryGardens--Designs and plansGardens in art
BOOKThe Architecture of Western Gardens: A Design History from the Renaissance to the Present Day
Monique Mosser (Editor), Georges Teyssot (Editor)
The Architecture of Western Gardens presents an international tour of garden design from the Renaissance to the present. As object and as literature, it is an unprecedented resource. The more than seventy essays by scholars from Europe and America—all commissioned for this book—and over 650 illustrations raise the standard of garden literature to a new level. The result is an invaluable compendium that will serve as a fundamental starting point for exploring the many expressions of the place where nature and culture, project and diversion, work and pleasure meet.
Organized chronologically, the essays and illustrations make up a mosaic of the garden in the Western world. The humanist garden in Renaissance Italy, the concepts of the "Sublime" and the "Picturesque," mazes, grottoes, and other curiosities, city parks, American land art, and even Disneyland are among the topics treated. Discussions of characteristic aspects of history and theory are followed by analyses of individual gardens as paradigms of their type: the Hortus Palatinus in Heidelberg, the Parc Monceau in Paris, the Park Guell in Barcelona, Stowe in England, and many more.
The illustrations are a model of how iconography can function as text. They include ground plans meticulously redrawn from original archival material to provide precise information on the scale and nature of many of the projects, as well as a wealth of drawings, reconstructions, paintings, and photographs.
Print publication date August 1991 (out of print)
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Discussion in 'Rifles, Bullets, Barrels & Ballistics' started by freebird63, Mar 22, 2010.
So here is my question for anyone having any knowledge or owns one.
What brand and weight of bullets do you use???
What powder do you use & how many grains do you use???
Hi, my first post here. I shoot a Remy 700 XCR and I'm shooting 100.5 gr. Retumbo with a 180gr. Barnes ttsx bullet. According to my chronograph it's averaging 3325fps. Of course it's only a 26" stock barrel, my 100 yrd. benchrest groups for 3 shots average .68". I've only had the gun for a year but so far I love it! Going to bump up to 200gr. bullet this spring and step out a bit with it 500-800 yrds, and pay my dues and put in some serious time practicing. Hope you get her dialed in, mine shot ok at first but I went ahead and pillar glass beaded the action, floated the barrel, and tuned the trigger to 3.5 lbs. Made a difference for MY gun, this is a hunting rifle and am quite happy with the results so far. Good luck.
Before I even shot the gun I had a gunsmith work it over, bed it and float the barrel and work the trigger up. My wife has a Remington 300SAUM and it was very easy to get sighted in. But her gun only seems to like the 150gr accubonds. For all the money I have spent on berger bullets I really hope its not that my gun does not like berger bullets.
I would have shot it before putting money into it. I have a Sendero II in 300 RUM, and it's a sub 1/2" grouper box stock.
My light recoil load for friends (and the wife) is 85gr of RL22 behind a 180gr Hornady Interlock, and it shoots 0.4" groups. Velocity is just a scoach under 3100, which is sad for the RUM, but like I said it's a light load. Just something for you to try. I'm still working on my top end loads for the 200gr Gamekings and 210 Bergers.
Did you buy your RUM new ? Do you know how many rounds you have down the tube? I shoot a 300 sendero I bought mine new and when I had the factory barrel on it I shot 155 AMAX'S it loved them If it want shoot AMAXS good or better than what your shooting now then something is goign on . my gun didn't like the 168's but loved the 155 's I would feel confident to say that it should shoot the AMAX very well . Now I have a custom barrel and it has taken a little work to get the bergers to shoot but they shoot ! I'm not the greatest when it comes to hand loading but I seat my bullets to were it will barely fit the Mag. try that if you havent already oh and try some retumbo some one once told me that retumbo is your friend in the RUM boy was they right! Good luck.
Yes I bought the gun brand new. I have probably only shot 75 rounds through it, so the barrel is probably not even broke in yet. Today I loaded up some Scirrocco's and loaded up some more 185's and 190's, I did seat them closer to the lands, they will still fit in the magazine. But it could be that my gun won't shoot berger's. If these don't shoot then I will pick up a box of accubonds and try those, if they won't shoot then I am heading back to the gunsmith and see if he can figure it out.
Am pretty much using only Retumbo for the moment, I have a 8lb jug of Ramshot Magnum, hope to get to use it.
96.5grs. rl25 with a 180 match king havn't seen one that didnt like it yet. Work up to it though.
Freebird, I'm sort of in the same boat as you. I've got just over 100 rounds through mine and getting halfway decent acuracy with H-1000. I've been shooting 4 shot groups and getting something like .75. Not as consistent as I would like though with ES. I've been trying .020 off the lands and single feeding them and that has made a big difference. Shot a .1 with it, could barely tell it was more than one bullet. One thing though, the pressure went through the roof, so start way low if you do this.
If that seating depth works, consider a Wyatts extended box mag for it. I think you can load to 3.820 OAL with it. I talked with Kevin Cram about it and he said it would be $85 installed, that includes the box.
I would check out the sticky thread in the reloading section about getting the best performance and accuracy with Vlds. It will help you get the sweet spot you are looking for with these bullets. Essentially you start with the bullet .010 jammed into the lands, then back it off .040, and then another .040 (.080 off lands) and then another .040 (.120 total). Somewhere in there you should see it settle down and produce the groups you are looking for. At that point you do the finite adjustments in +/- .010 until you get it right.
The thread suggests 6 rounds per depth change, but I would imagine that 3-4 would be sufficient.
I have had good luck with Retumbo and 190 vlds and 208 amaxs. Going to try VV N-570 next.


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The creative work of Andrei N. Kolmogorov is exceptionally wide-ranging. In his studies on trigonometric and orthogonal series, the theory of measure and integral, mathematical logic, approximation theory, geometry, topology, functional analysis, classical mechanics, ergodic theory, superposition of functions, and in formation theory, he solved many conceptual and fundamental problems and posed new questions which gave rise to a great deal of further research. Kolmogorov is one of the founders of the Soviet school of probability theory, mathematical statistics, and the theory of turbulence. In these areas he obtained a number of central results, with many applications to mechanics, geophysics, linguistics and biology, among other subjects. This edition includes Kolmogorov's most important papers on mathematics and the natural sciences. It does not include his philosophical and pedagogical studies, his articles written for the "Bolshaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya", his papers on prosody and applications of mathematics or his publications on general questions. The material of this edition was selected and compiled by Kolmogorov himself.
The first volume consists of papers on mathematics and also on turbulence and classical mechanics. The second volume is devoted to probability theory and mathematical statistics. The focus of the third volume is on information theory and the theory of algorithms.


According to a new study led by Richard Waring, professor emeritus at Oregon State University, many tree species are projected to decline or die out due to a huge "migration" of trees across the Western North America caused by climate change, insect attacks, diseases, and fire.
In an enormous display of survival of the fittest, the forests of the future are taking a new shape. The researchers suggest that many tree species that were once able to survive and thrive are losing their competitive footholds and newcomers will eventually push them out.
"Some of these changes are already happening, pretty fast and in some huge areas," said professor Waring.


Triceratops for Kids: Learn about the three horned dinosaur.
The Triceratops dinosaur is one of the most famous dinosaurs. It is widely known for its large head with three horns. It is believed that the triceratops lived during a portion of the Cretaceous period around 70 million years ago. Fossils have been found in North America in both the western US and Canada.
Lots of fossils of the triceratops have been found enabling dinosaur paleontologists to figure out what they looked like. The average full grown triceratops weighed in around 7 to 12 tons. That's up to 24,000 pounds for the really big ones! Counting their long tail, a large triceratops was around 30 feet long and around 9 feet tall. The triceratops was armored with three fierce horns; one on its snout like a Rhino and two long horns (as much as three feet long) above its eyes. The back side of the triceratops' skull had something called a frill that covered its neck. The frill was probably useful for defense against dinosaur predators like the T-Rex. The triceratops was likely a difficult foe with its large size, strength, and huge horned skull.
What did the Triceratops eat?
Triceratops were herbivores, meaning they ate plants and not animals or meat. They probably ate many varieties of plants and may have used their large bulk and strength to knock down trees in order to get at leaves like current day elephants. The Triceratops had rows and rows of teeth as well as a sharp hard beak, allowing them to slice and crush all sorts of vegetation. Despite their fearsome appearance, they didn't kill other dinosaurs for meat, but they likely would have defended themselves well from predators. It is thought that the triceratops were herding animals and that they wandered the plains on all fours in large herds eating plants as they went. Sort of like buffalo or cows do today.
The first fossil discovery of a triceratops was in Denver, CO in 1887. However, it wasn't until John Bell Hatcher found a nearly complete skull in Wyoming in 1888, that Paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh named and described the fossil as the triceratops. Since then many more samples have been found and scientists today know a good deal about how the triceratops may have lived.
Triceratops means three-horned-face in Greek.
The triceratops' head is one of the largest of any land animal discovered.
Some triceratops may have had as many as 800 teeth!
They are a member of the ceratopsia suborder of dinosaurs.
It probably wasn't a very fast dinosaur.


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