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module Place

# Each WorkRecord ties a User to a WorkItem, with a +time_spent+, +date+ plus a +type+ and a +comment+
class WorkRecord < Ohm::Model
  attribute :url
  index :url

  attribute :time_spent
  attribute :date
  attribute :type
  attribute :comment

  reference :user, User
  reference :workitem, WorkItem

  class << self; attr_accessor :rules end
  @rules = {
    'time_spent'	=> '//work-record/field[@id="timeSpent"]',
	'date'			=> '//work-record/field[@id="date"]',
	'type'			=> '//work-record/field[@id="type"]',
	'comment'		=> '//work-record/field[@id="comment"]',
	'user'			=> '//work-record/field[@id="user"]'
  }

  # Retrieve a specific workrecord data (time_spent, date, user, workitem) + (type, comment)
  def retrieve
    content = IO.readlines(url).join('')
	doc = Nokogiri::XML(content)
	self.class.rules.each_pair do |k,v|
	  tmp = doc.xpath(v)

	  case k
	    when 'time_spent'
		  self.send("#{k}=", to_hours(tmp[0].content))
		when 'user'
		  self.send("#{k}=", User.find_by_name(tmp[0].content))
		else
		  self.send("#{k}=", tmp[0].content)  unless tmp[0].nil?
	  end
	end

	self.workitem = WorkItem.find_by_wid(File.dirname(self.url).split(/\//).last)

	Place.logger.info("saved workrecord #{self.url}")

    self.save
  end
end

end

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Extremists by any another name: how Karelian pensioners fought against a mining company – and won
Local conflicts in Russia are often written off as paternalistic. But sometimes, people win. RU
Anna Yarovaya
The camp. Photo courtesy of the author. All rights reserved.Almost a year ago, in March 2017, a conflict over a forest in Karelia that had long raged between local residents and entrepreneurs and the authorities finally drew to a close. Surprisingly, though, it was local residents and activists who triumphed in Sunsky Bor.
Petrozavodsk, the capital of Karelia, recently hosted a screening of Extremists, a film by director Alexey Tikhomirov inspired by the struggle waged by the forest's defenders. Though Tikhomirov insisted during a presentation of his film that he'd made a "good-natured movie", this was grasped neither by the organisers of the ArtDocFest documentary festival, who paired Extremists with a film about Pussy Riot, nor by the festival audience, whose reaction to the story was brusque and aggressive. The audience in Petrozavodsk, however, proved capable of appreciating the film's true worth.
"Now it comes across almost like a comedy," murmurs Tatiana Romakhina, one of the film's protagonists, as she listens to the terse yet weighty pronouncements of Vasily Diykov, the story's leading man. "But what did this victory of ours cost us."
Investors are more important than people
In June 2011, Karelia's Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology issued the company Saturn Nordstroi with a license to conduct geological surveys and mine sand at the Yuzhno-Sunskoye deposit, some 40km from Karelia's capital of Petrozavodsk and just 600m from the village of Suna.
This move wasn't particularly unusual for a republic whose entire territory is bisected by a federal highway connects Moscow, St Petersburg and Murmansk – and requires constant maintenance. Yuzhno-Sunskoye is only one of almost 100 sand-and-gravel deposits dotted throughout Karelia, which borders Finland. The regional government grants licenses, entrepreneurs mine sand and gravel – and the local population swallows the dust and trembles at the explosions of hard rock.
In the majority of cases, few residents try to actively defend their right to healthy and comfortable environment
The regional authorities follow a straightforward logic: investors of any and all stripes are more important than the local population, boosting as they do the republic's meagre coffers. Sometimes, though, local residents resist: in 2009, the town of Lakhdenpokhya held a referendum on the construction of two gravel quarries within town limits, and 77% of voters voted against the proposal. But the authorities and big business didn't admit defeat: the administrative boundaries of Lakhdenpokhya were altered at the instigation of its mayor in 2011, leaving the quarries beyond town limits. The developers promptly began blasting operations just a few hundred metres away from residential areas.
In the majority of cases, few residents try to actively defend their right to healthy and comfortable environment – in other words, a quiet, explosion-free life. And the further you go from the big cities, the fewer and further between the activists get. In Suna, however, things panned out differently.
A socially significant forest
Sunsky Bor is relatively small in area (a few hectares) and consists predominantly of pines. The forest is surrounded by kilometres of swampland, and the Kola federal highway slices its way north and south a thousand metres hence. Perched on a sandy elevation, this stretch of forest isn't just beautiful but "socially significant" as well.
Perched on a sandy elevation, this stretch of forest isn't just beautiful but "socially significant"
Remains of Soviet soldiers are still being unearthed here. While archaeologists organise expeditions to ancient settlement sites in the vicinity, lichenologists discover local specimens of plants listed in Russia's Red Book, a state document listing Russia's rare and endangered flora and fauna. The denizens of surrounding villages, meanwhile, call the forest their nourisher. Only here can local pensioners pick mushrooms and berries, source medicinal herbs and build up stockpiles for the winter. They take the grandkids along, too, because strolling in the forest is both healthful and pleasant.
Nina Shalaeva. Photo courtesy of the author. All rights reserved.The fact that the Saturn Nordstroy company were set to begin quarrying operations here was not communicated to Suna residents by Karelia's Ministry of Natural Resources; nor had the district administration or the village head kept them informed of developments. While walking in the forest in the summer of 2012, pensioner Nina Shalaeva – one of the future "Sunsky guerrillas", as the Karelian press would nickname the anti-quarry activists – happened upon a group of workers marking trees that were due to be felled. They told her that the forest would be cut down and replaced with a quarry. The battle for Sunsky Bor had begun.
Pain in the neckera
Residents' appeals to the local administration and regional government yielded a predictable result: the developer company, went the official argument, is keeping to the letter of the law and acting in accordance with the licence granted to it. It became clear that simply appealing to the authorities wouldn't solve the issue.
Tatyana Romakhina. Photo courtesy of the author. All rights reserved.Activist Tatyana Romakhina then sought assistance from environmentalists and asked them to verify whether the issuance of the licence had violated any environmental legislation. A survey of the area showed that there were indeed rare species – lobaria pulmonaria (tree lungwort) and neckera pennata (shingle moss) – growing on the territory of the planned quarry; though not the most scarce of plants, these lichens are nonetheless listed in the Red Book. Thus followed lawsuits against the regional ministry, which, though legally obliged to conduct a detailed survey of the area prior to issuing the license, had failed to do so, and against the developer company.
But the government authorities and Saturn Nordstroy managed to stop the locals, inviting their experts to testify and conducting a showcase operation to "save" the Red Book-listed plants. Professional lumberjacks sawed down several lichen-covered tree trunks and transported them beyond the territory of the proposed quarry. It subsequently turned out that the "saved" lobaria ended up perishing as a result of the operation, but by that time the court had ruled in favour of the developers, who began felling trees just beyond the forest proper to make way for a road that would be used to ferry in quarry equipment.
The Sunsky guerrillas
On 20 June, 2016 local residents discovered that tree-felling had started in the forest itself. Tatyana Romakhina and a handful of others literally stood in the way of the harvester and forced the fellers to stop. The locals now resolved upon a course of action: they'd pitch a tent on the hillside by the already-laid road, taking turns to keep watch, and if more people and equipment started arriving, they'd thwart the felling of the forest by any means necessary. Saturn Nordstroy made several attempts between June and October to resume work on the approach to the forest, but invariably encountered resistance from one of the Sunsky guerrillas, whose contingent included 80-year-olds Nina Makkoyeva and Vasily Diikov, 68-year-old Nina Shalayeva, Tatyana Romakhina, Vera and Nikolai Mushnikov, and other residents of Suna.
Vasily Diikov. Photo courtesy of the author. All rights reserved.In October, the harvester returned. This time, however, it was accompanied by a police officer who urged the oldsters to dismantle their camp or face criminal action. But the local cop was far from the most senior representative of the law enforcement agencies that came to be involved in the conflict, whether at the request of Saturn Nordstrom or on their own initiative.
Nina Shalayeva received visits not only from the police but also the FSB: in the autumn of 2015, Shalyaeva was suspected of hatching an unlawful plan to block the federal highway, and the following spring she was even suspected of extremism and threatening to torch equipment and destroy the layout markings for the future quarry. Other members of the resistance were questioned, too. But the guerrillas stood firm, determined to defend the forest to the last. The harvester quit the forest in 2016, thwarted once again.
Gratitude to the media and the Human Rights Council
Vasily Diykov, the 80-year-old "guerrilla" and central protagonist of Alexey Tikhomirov's Extremists, kept repeating a mantra of sorts at the Petrozavodsk screening of the film: "Thank you to the journalists, thank you to the journalists." He and his associates are convinced that, were it not for the attention devoted to the affair by regional and federal journalists – attention that resulted in petitions, articles, social media posts, video reports and films – Sunsky Bor would long since have made way for the quarry.
The uproar surrounding Sunsky Bor and its defenders didn't let up. In the autumn of 2016, two round tables were held by the Ministry of Nature Management and Ecology, with both sides given the opportunity to make their respective cases. Saturn Nordstroy director Igor Fedotov insisted that his company was operating within the law: having been granted a license by the ministry, it had already invested considerable resources into the project. The locals, for their part, continued to insist on the impossibility of measuring in monetary terms the harm that would result if the construction of the quarry went ahead. The regional authorities hummed and hawed. It would be unthinkable, on the eve of a gubernatorial election, to leave the problem unresolved. Yet to pander to the guerrillas' demands would mean losing face and opening up an even more serious problem: it would embolden civil activists across Karelia to call on the local authorities to take action against unscrupulous developers.
Saturn Nordstroy director Igor Fedotov. Photo courtesy of the author. All rights reserved.In February 2017, a few days before Karelia experienced a change of governor, the Sunsky guerrillas were visited by representatives from the Presidential Human Rights Council. Concurring that the social significance of Sunsky Bor was greater than its investment value, the PHRC representatives also noted that the environmental watchdog Rosprirodnadzor, which granted Saturn Nordstroy permission to move specimens of Red Book-listed plants from the territory of the proposed quarry in August 2015, had done so unlawfully.
During the PHRC's final visiting session, Governor Aleksandr Khudilainen publicly promised PHRC chair Mikhail Fedotov that a "reasonable solution" to the problem would be found.
Parfenchikov decides
However, it wasn't Khudilainen who solved the problem. In February 2017, Artur Parfenchikov, appointed acting governor by the Kremlin, arrived in Karelia. Unexpectedly for many, the former prosecutor of Petrozavodsk set about promoting open dialogue on many of the region's social problems.
It became very clear that if Parfenchikov could solve the Sunksy Bor problem and extinguish a couple of other hotspots of civil protest – and no matter if he were engaging in grandstanding or motivated by personal conviction – this would stand him in good stead for the upcoming September elections.
Volunteer near the campfire in the guerrilla camp. Photo courtesy of the author. All rights reserved.The Sunsky guerrillas were in luck: the acting governor came to a decision before his enthusiasm for transparency waned together with his readiness to engage in dialogue with the public. On 17 March, 2017, a month after his appointment, Artur Parfenchikov announced that Saturn Nordstroy had voluntarily relinquished its rights over the Yuzhno-Sunsky deposit. Details of the deal negotiated between the local authorities and the developers remain unknown to this day – not that this matters to Suna's pensioners, who've succeeded in their main objective: the forest has been saved, and there shall be no quarry.
Suna's activist pensioners want the forest they've wrested from the developers to be more than just a nature monument
The guerrilla camp, which in the space of nine months had metamorphosed from a lone tarpaulin tent into a site fitted out for permanent winter occupation and continuously manned by local residents and volunteers from Petrozavodsk and Kondopoga, was finally dismantled after the official Karelian government website reported that the ministry had revoked the quarry development license.
The forest is saved. What now?
In early April 2017, the following was posted on the guerrillas' VKontakte page:
"Friends, we won! We've saved Sunksy Bor, resolving the problem through our coordinated efforts. But we've resolved just a single problem! Squaring the circle will be beyond us, of course. But it's within our power to make life around us better! And this is what we want to achieve. We, the residents of Suna, want very much to develop our village, to make it better in terms of its social organisation, in terms of residents' employment, in terms of ecology. We want to clean up the banks of the Suna. We're ready to get to work."
Nine months have passed since then. During the screening of Extremists, Tatyana Romakhina explained that the former guerrillas and the environmentalists who helped them defend the forest are working in two directions at once. The environmentalists – members of an NGO called SPOK (Karelia Regional Nature Conservancy) – are helping collate documentation so as to establish a "nature monument" on the site of the aborted quarry. The already-completed project substantiation document underscores the social and environmental importance of Sunsky Bor, and a map of the nature monument's proposed boundaries has also been put together.
The celebration of victory. Photo courtesy of the author. All rights reserved.Meanwhile, Suna residents are in the process of establishing a local NGO with a view, among other things, to participating in grant programmes in support of local initiatives being implemented in the republic. Perhaps they'll even take a stab at more ambitious projects.
"The village has plenty of problems to deal with: problems with roads, with lighting, with refuse," says Tatyana Romakhina. "We want to live in a cosy, comfortable environment, which is why we're creating an NGO. We need to attract money. We got together during the summer and put up new bridges across the stream. And we left the shelter standing on the site of our former camp along with supplies of firewood and a fire-pit."
Finally, Suna's activist pensioners want the forest they've wrested from the developers to be more than just a nature monument: they see it as a kind of pilgrimage site for anyone determined to stand up for their rights.
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A little over a week after Amazon accidentally sold Bruce Springsteen's upcoming album High Hopes on their mobile site, CBS will offer a complete stream of the LP on their official website. It's part of a promotional tie-in with the legal drama The Good Wife, which will incorporate the new tracks "High Hopes," "Hunter of Invisible Game" and a rerecorded "The Ghost of Tom Joad" into a January 12th episode. They will begin hosting the stream at 7 p.m. on January 5th, shortly before a preview runs for the episode with the Springsteen music.
The album will be released on January 14th, but due to the Amazon snafu, many fans already have it. The album is a mixture of cover songs, newly recorded versions of previously released tracks and material cut from Springsteen's past few studio albums.


The weekly news show "Vesti Nedeli" on the TV network Rossiya 1 has aired some pretty wild stuff over the years. The host, outspoken pro-Kremlin pundit Dmitry Kiselyov, once famously bragged about Russia's unique ability to turn the United States into "radioactive ash." Two years later, Kiselyov "accidentally" compared Barack Obama to a "jungle monkey." But not all of the show's insanity flies out the mouth of its host, and the digital wizards who queue up the visuals that appear over Kiselyov's shoulder during each episode reminded viewers last Sunday that they're every bit as ready to play fast and loose with your grasp of reality.
On June 3, the show's digital wizards apparently edited a photograph of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, to show him smiling when shaking hands with visiting Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who traveled to Pyongyang on May 31. In the original photograph, Lavrov flashes his trademark smile, while Kim frowns seriously. It's unclear why the show apparently decided to edit this photograph, given that there were other moments during the Kim-Lavrov meeting when the North Korean leader did (almost) smile.
Dmitry Kisleyov, meanwhile, denies that his team altered the image in question. He claims that photographers took so many pictures that some photos from roughly the same moment captured different facial expressions. Look at the pics and judge for yourself.
On May 31, Vladimir Putin has invited Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, to attend an economic forum in Vladivostok in September. Sources told the news agency RIA Novosti that Putin and Kim could meet "on the sidelines" during the forum.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on June 4 that Kim hasn't yet responded to Putin's invitation. On June 12, Kim is expected to travel to Singapore for a much anticipated meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.


Despite a double booking issue leading to a short delay, the audience at the press night of The Monty Python-inspired stage show, 'Spamalot' at the Liverpool Empire, simply looked on the bright side.
The musical, "lovingly ripped-off" from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, follows the story of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table as they gather to head to Camelot, before they are set on a quest to find the Holy Grail by God, this time played by Python member, Michael Palin (via big screen).
And even though star, Joe Pasquale was "indisposed" for this performance, I can't imagine he was missed.
Jamie Tyler stepped into his shoes with gusto, playing the King of Britain, suitably Python-esque and with great wit and hilarious ad libs. Joe Tracini, known for his roles as Dennis Savage in Channel 4's Hollyoaks and as DK in BBC Three's Coming of Age, amped up the comedy in his father's absence, playing Arthur's manservant, Patsy, with often scene stealing comic timing.
Add together energetic dance routines, typical silly British humour, a cross-dressing Prince who would rather sing about being rescued than marry his betrothed and the infamous Black Knight scene cleverly adapted for the stage, and you've got all the ingredients of a great night out.
Bang your coconuts all the way to the Empire before the company hoofs it out of the city on May 16.


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The Manny Ramirez Option
November 27, 2010 by Mike 90 Comments
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There's nothing more tempting to fans than a future Hall of Famer on the free agent market, especially after they've watched him do unheard of amounts of damage to their favorite team for the last decade. "I want that guy to do that in our uniform" is the feeling, and for the last three years there's been a decently sized contingent of Yankee fans that have pined for Manny Ramirez in pinstripes. If you're reading this site, then you're no doubt very, very familiar with Mr. Ramirez, perhaps more familiar with him than you care to be. He tormented the Yankees for years, hitting .322/.413/.607 (.422 wOBA) with 51 homers in 861 career plate appearances against them. That's MVP caliber production over a year-and-a-half worth of plate appearances.
Manny is a free agent this offseason, two years after his last crack at the open market. Over the summer he was placed on waivers and claimed by the White Sox, meaning that even if the Yanks wanted to claim him, they didn't get the chance since the ChiSox had a higher priority. Just three years ago he posted a .432 wOBA, whacking 37 homers with the Sox and Dodgers. The "Manny quit on Boston" narrative is blatantly untrue; he had a .398 wOBA with the Sox that year, and hit .407/.500/.712 (.480 wOBA) in the weeks leading up to the trade. If only every player would quit on his team like that. Yeah, Ramirez has had more than his fair share of off-the-field issues that have occasionally spilled over into his on-the-field effort, but he was a baseball mashing machine.
The problem is that over the last two seasons, the baseball mashing has occurred with less and less frequency. After averaging 39.75 homers per year from 1996 through 2008, Manny dipped down to just 19 homers in 2009 and then just nine this year. After a solid but injury plagued effort with the Dodgers (.393 wOBA in 232 plate appearances) this season, he really dropped off with the White Sox, picking up just two extra base hits in 88 plate appearances. His .353 wOBA with Chicago is inflated by five hit by pitches; if we remove those, he drops down to a .314 wOBA. Here's a graphical look at his power decline…
The Fall of Manny Ramirez.
Buster Olney thought it would be a good fit to poll various talent evaluators around the league to see what everyone thinks of Manny at this point in his career. It's behind the iron curtain of Insider, but for the most part all of their opinions can be summed up by: "he's a DH," "solid bat, mid-.800 OPS guy," "incentive-laden deal," and "slow." One called him a healthier version of Nick Johnson, meaning his offensive value stems from the ability to control the strike zone and get on base rather than drive the ball with authority.
The Yankees need a replacement for Marcus Thames, some kind of right-handed bat that will crush lefties, but Ramirez isn't that guy. Not now anyway, it just doesn't make sense. Manny offers negative defensive value and in fact the health of his legs is a concern (he was on the DL three times with leg related issues in 2010), so he probably couldn't even play the field in an emergency spot. They'd be wasting one of three non-backup catcher bench spots on a guy that couldn't do anything other than walk to the plate and occasionally run the bases. He would also take at-bats away from Jorge Posada as the DH, which in turn would take at-bats away from Jesus Montero, which is clearly bad for the long-term outlook of the franchise.
Manny is first ballot Hall of Fame lock, one of the greatest right-handed hitters we'll ever see, but there's no place for him on the Yankees at this time. They need someone more flexible defensively and frankly a little cheaper to be in a reserve role, not someone used to playing everyday that could become a distraction if things don't go his way. I fully respect Manny's absurd career accomplishments (how the hell did he never a) win an MVP, or b) finish higher than third in the voting?), but there's no fit here. The Manny Ramirez option is a non-option for New York.
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Stronach Stable's Giant Gizmo roared from off the pace to run down dueling leaders Better Than Bonds and Wanderin Boy in the stretch en route to a 3 3/4-length victory in the fifth running of the $166,050 Alysheba Stakes (Grade III) for 3-year-olds and up on Friday afternoon at Churchill Downs.
Giant Gizmo covered the mile and a sixteenth over a "sloppy" track in 1:43.96 in turning back six rivals. In winning for the fifth time in 10 career starts, the four-year-old son of Giant's Causeway increased his earnings to $268,680 with the victory that was worth $100,891.
The victory was the second stakes win of the day for Stronach Stable, trainer Bobby Frankel and jockey Rafael Bejarano. They had teamed to win the Grade II Louisville with Ginger Punch two races earlier.
Better Than Bonds, under Edgar Prado, and Wanderin Boy, 2007 Alysheba winner under Corey Nakatani, led the field through fractions of :23.56, :47.41 and 1:11.97. Swinging into the stretch, Giant Gizmo made his move on the outside and swept to the lead at midstretch and pulled away.
Giant Gizmo returned mutuels of $12.60, $6.40 and $4. Better Than Bonds, who outgamed Wanderin Boy for second by a neck, returned $10 and $5.20 with Wanderin Boy returning $3.20 to show.
The race was marred by the breakdown of Centennial Farms' Chelokee. Winner of the Northern Dancer (GIII) at Churchill Downs last summer, Chelokee took a bad step at the head of the stretch and suffered a condylar fracture of the right front leg. He was taken to the Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington, Ky., according to Dr. Larry Bramlage.
Jockey Ramon Dominguez, who was aboard Chelokee, was examined in Churchill Downs First Aid and was cleared to return to the jockeys' quarters.


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Королевство Лесото принимало участие в Летних Олимпийских играх 1988 года в Сеуле (Республика Корея) в четвёртый раз за свою историю, но не завоевало ни одной медали. Сборную страны представляли шесть спортсменов, который как и на предыдущей Олимпиаде выступали в боксе и лёгкой атлетике. Знаменосцем сборной Лесото был марафонец Нохеку Нтесо.

Результаты

Бокс

Спортсменов — 3

Лёгкая атлетика

Спортсменов — 3

Мужчины

Ссылки
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 Официальные олимпийские отчёты
 www.sports-reference.com

1988
Страны на летних Олимпийских играх 1988 года

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I quit my job. I'm free today.
Since I gave in my two weeks notice at work I've been making all kinds of plans for myself. I fantasized about all the happiness I'm going to get and all the TV shows I can catch up on. I can write all day. I can spend nights in reading books that have been sitting on my Ikea bookshelf for months. And all of those errands that I'm too tired to do at the end of the day will have to get done. I can finally apply for direct deposit. File my receipts from four years ago. Maybe I'll volunteer at an animal shelter. Look at the stars. Learn how to cook polenta.
I decided to leave because not only am I 29 and need to move on, but I am leaving the on-and-off job I've had for years. It's basic in it's tasks but with a big impact on my life. I've met some of my best friends there. In that building and amongst those bookshelves, I've fallen in love (a few times), gotten my heart broken, laughed at endless amounts of silliness, and grown up. People there have supported me with my moves along the way, and I've always come back with stories, and they always have a job for me. I've been able to get creative, become my better self, and developed into an adult that I'm not ashamed of being.
That store was like a crutch for me. I used it. I worked for it, and up until a few weeks ago, I thought it was also working for me. I realized it wasn't. I had a nasty encounter with someone who is my superior; but we started out as booksellers together, and I remember years ago when she was just that introverted, quirky, tall lady who shelved the French books upstairs. When the group you grow up with starts disrespecting you, and truth be told, taking life a little too seriously, it's time to move on. It makes me a little sick, thinking I stayed in one place so long. That I refused to move on from that job, that I kept on returning all those years.
I'd be making twice the money if I was still teaching English in Korea. I'd be working towards my career.
Life advice: Never let anyone get the best of you. They did. So I quit. I should never have returned, really. I'm a traveller and every traveller knows the struggle of wanting to return to a place they once loved, a little part of the world that holds a little part of their heart. Some places we do return to, and some places we don't.
Another issue right now is…money. It's kind of a big thing, I know. But I'm blessed to not be paying rent right now, and I will probably never own a car. So I'm free from any big monthly payments. I can make crazy decisions like not work and pursue my dream. But things still need to be bought. I have to leave my free house from time to time for my sanity, and for the pursuit of my dreams. I don't live in Asia right now, so living isn't so cheap. It's nine dollars for a pint over here, for goodness sake. A bus or subway ride is three dollars. But I think I can do it. I'm gonna have to. If anything, this will be a test of my creativity.
Bust out five-year old sweaters that are still hanging in my closet.
Stop browsing on ModCloth.com. It's torture. And a lot of beautiful but expensive things are only a few clicks away. They really should make that place illegal.
Use hand me down hair masks and lip balms. No, that's probably unsanitary.
Go to every yoga studio in the city just once to do a free trial session.
Nothing spells date night like cheap Tuesdays at the movies.
Drink at home (unless someone else is buying at the bar).
Don't buy any plane tickets (for now).
Steal pens from work. Oh wait I can't, I quit my job.
Give people big hugs for their birthday. I'm a good squeezer.
On my first day as an unemployed lady, I had leftovers for breakfast, walked to Starbucks and used a free drink coupon from a survey I took (this happens to me about every six months…too bad I end up in Starbucks about every day) and got an extra-large soy something. I downloaded the torrent of a CD I liked that was on display at the cash. I skipped lunch and spent the afternoon writing. Made myself a dinner of asparagus (on sale, $1.29), salad and pasta, all ingredients that were already in the pantry and fridge. Put on an old outfit (with different accessories). Two of my favourite bands were in town that night but I pretended I didn't know that and took comfort in my good company and cocktails. Grand total for Day 1: $1.29. So far so good…right?


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The concept of ley lines was first introduced by Alfred Watkins in his books Early British Trackways and The Old Straight Track. He noted that many ancient monuments, churches and landmarks were aligned with one other on straight lines. Watkins speculated these lines may have marked the course taken by ancient trade routes, perhaps with paths or walkways which had since decayed and disappeared from sight. It struck him as curious, however, that the lines seemed to ignore natural impediments such as mountains or rivers. It was if the ancients had felt some compelling need to maintain these alignments regardless of the practical difficulties of doing so.
Watkins founded The Old Straight Track Club, an association of those who were interested in following his research into ley lines.
In 1936, the writer Dion Fortune published a novel which featured ley lines as conduits for some mysterious earth energy. Later, in 1958 the French writer Aime Michel published a book in which he conflated the ley line concept with "orthotenies" – the notion that French UFO sightings were concentrated along straight lines. In the midst of the 1960s counterculture, these two notions merged with one another and a belief in the mystical association of ley lines began to gather momentum.
Some believed that ley lines represented hidden earth energies and that ancient peoples, with knowledge that has since been lost to us, by siting their constructions in specific places, were somehow able to tap into this hidden power. Practitioners of the mysterious art of dowsing claimed to be able to detect ley lines using their dowsing rods, which would twitch in response to the ley line's presence.
Ley-hunting became a popular pastime in Britain in the 1960s and 70s. As Alfred Watkins had observed in his writings, many ordnance survey maps gave only a very incomplete picture of ancient constructions such as barrows and megaliths so there was great scope for personal initiative in researching local ley lines. Many ley-hunting clubs were formed and the Ley Hunters Journal acted as a focal point for national endeavours.
Today many investigators into the paranormal believe that strange occurrences – such as UFO sightings or ghostly manifestations – happen with unusual frequency in the vicinity of ley lines. Some have even claimed that alien spacecraft may be able to tap into the energies of ley lines and travel along them as a train travels along the railway tracks.
Although much of the research into ley lines has been conducted in Britain, similar phenomena have also been noted in other countries, particularly in the Americas, where the original inhabitants of the continent also seemed to display a curious obsession with straight lines.
Sceptics argue that the whole notion of ley lines is bogus – either as mystical energy fields or as old-fashioned straight-line alignments of construction sites. They claim that many of the sites supposedly aligned, date from different periods and were sometimes built by different peoples; therefore there can never have been any deliberate intention to create an alignment for some hidden purpose. Furthermore, they insist that many sites which enthusiasts claim as part of a ley formation do not, in fact, form perfect straight lines at all but are slightly off in many cases; and that, with a large enough database of sites, it is relatively easy to take a ruler and find straight line alignments between a few of them. Ley line supporters dispute this, and argue that, in many cases, dating the constructions is irrelevant because, as successive peoples dominated the landscape, they often chose to build on the same sites as their predecessors, just as Christian churches were once sited on pagan holy ground.
Interest in ley lines represents one of the more peculiarly British strains of paranormal research. Although the enthusiasm of the 60s and 70s appears to have waned a little, there are still researchers out there, studying maps and using dowsing rods in an attempt to discover new formations.
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Pentatonix Out-Sell Demi Lovato to Top Billboard 200
Matthew Scott Donnelly Published: October 26, 2015
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Here's proof you don't need bells, whistles or dubstep breakdowns to hit it big in music: Pentatonix have officially topped the Billboard Top 200, and they're the first a cappella group to ever do it. Not a bad way to start the week!
According to the service's site, the group's self-titled album—their first full-length, non-covers work—bested Demi Lovato's Confident to land at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Pentatonix moved 88,000 in pure album sales—which stands as the group's best-ever first-week sales—and notched closer to 100,000 with additional media consumption considered.
Confident, Lovato's fifth studio album, settled for second place, and moved 77,000 units in terms of pure album sales (98,000 with additional media). Her last No. 1 debut came from 2009's Here We Go Again, but each of her works has kicked off from within Billboard's top five.
"WE LANDED THE #1 SPOT! I cannot BELIEVE it! Thank you to everyone who bought the album!!" member Mitch Grassi tweeted after the news broke.
Last week, Grassi told PEOPLE a No. 1 debut would mean the world to Pentatonix, and that it could merit some serious celebrating.
"I think it would really put us on the map as an actual pop music act," he said, and added there would be "lots of screaming, lots of dancing and probably lots of bottle-popping" with a top-spot debut.
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I grew up in a Christian household. My parents took me to church with them almost every Sunday for as long as I can remember. From a very early age, though, I was skeptical of religion. I didn't like the conformity I saw in the adults there, the rules that it imposed, or the burden of having to sit through church every Sunday. At about the age of nine (around the time I stopped believing in Santa Claus), I rejected the idea of God. I don't remember exactly when or why, but I do distinctly remember a page in a third-grade textbook that said how early people invented religion and gods to explain phenomena like thunderstorms, and I guess I extrapolated that to be proof that all ideas of God were invented, and that science can (or would eventually be able to) explain everything. I never told anyone about this though, so it continued in my mind mostly unquestioned throughout my childhood. I continued going to church until I was about 17, but refused to listen or participate.
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When I started university in Fall 1999, things started to change rapidly. My discontent with how I was living grew into a vague interest in philosophy (of which I knew little about). And as I was equipped with slightly improved social skills, dorm life led to many new friends. As freshman tend to do, we exercised our growing intellectual skills with the occasional discussion of philosophy and religion, and for the first time, I was both exposed to other people's views firsthand, and had to express my own views verbally. Along with this, I was exposed to many new ideas in my first-semester literature class, including postmodernism and existentialism, primarily through a book called The Stranger, by Albert Camus.
All of this new stimulation caused me to really think about my atheism, and the implications it would have for life as a whole. I realized that atheism didn't just mean there was no God or afterlife, but also that there was no meaning or purpose to life, and no transcendent morality. At first this was quite freeing, as I was engrossed with the ideas of creating my own purpose to life, whatever I wanted it to be, and my overachieving nature was relieved that it really didn't matter what I did with my time here. The immanent death of myself, of humanity, and eventually of the universe itself, made immortality through artistic legacy a futile endeavor, and freed me somewhat from that obsession. I knew in some ways that all of this was quite depressing, but I was convinced that it was the truth, so the only thing I could do would be to make the most of it. I believed everyone had to come up with his or her own reason for living, and for me, it would be immediate personal enjoyment through artistic creativity.
Freshman year finished up and my atheism was stronger than ever. But on June 5, 2000, while reading Nietzsche and thinking about The Matrix, I came to the sudden realization that I could never be certain God didn't exist. In the same way that the people in The Matrix were oblivious to the reality around them, so too it was at least possible that there was more to our world than what we see. To know with certainty that there was no God would require a perfect knowledge of the universe, which, as a rising college sophomore, I didn't yet have. Even atheism required faith. And so long as there is even the slightest possibility of a God and purpose, it begins to matter greatly what one believes and does, as there is a possibility of being wrong. Filled with fear and doubt for an afternoon, I became an agnostic.
As the summer went on, I continued to do a little research here and there, but the initial fear and motivation faded as I went on with the daily activities of life and art. My main preoccupation was a massively ambitious animation project, which turned out to be far too much for me to handle. Sophomore year began and the project in which I had invested so much of myself became increasingly impossible given my other responsibilities. I began to study oil painting, which I found I really liked. But my second major critique in the class was devastating, as my teacher tore apart my painting (figuratively) and perceptively pointed out all of my pretence. This critique, combined with the failure of my animation, threw me into a period of depression for two weeks, thinking I was a worthless hack of an artist and a person. I eventually rose from this depression humbled, and with some rethought values.
Spring semester sophomore year, I was excited to take a course in East Asian ethics and religion, and find some non-western approaches to living a possibly-meaningful existence. Though I had for so long been apathetic to other people, and dismissive of any sort of imposed morality, I actually took a great interest in the non-theistic approaches to morality and self-improvement of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. I also enjoyed the Taoist concept of an impersonal force guiding the universe, which we could tap into to seek contentedness and fulfillment. I even saw evidence of such a force at work in the occasional serendipitous successes I had while painting. I began to implement some of these concepts into my perspective on life, and it was a great help. But to fully follow them would require more of a withdrawal from society than I was capable of, and they still left me with uncertainty concerning the ultimate issues of life.
Sophomore year ended in May, and I embarked on a cross-country drive back home with my father. I used the long days of riding as an opportunity to finally read a book I had impulsively bought several months earlier, Philosophy for Dummies. The book was exactly what I thought I needed, a summary of the world's philosophies that was shorter and easier to read than the original books I could never find the time or attention for. What I didn't expect is what I would find in those summaries. The book went through a variety of views and arguments on issues such as free will, good and evil, the afterlife, God, and the meaning of life. It brought up issues I hadn't ever considered, and questioned so many of the assumptions I had held for so long. I was humbled and enthralled, and my worldview changed almost hourly as I soaked up all the new ideas. By the time we reached Texas, I was convinced that there was a God of some sort, and the whole world was different. Everything started to make more sense. That night in Shamrock, Texas, while playing with a dog that lived near the motel, I broke down with a mixture of joy for God and shame and regret for my wasted life, and cried for the first time in six years.
But even with the joy and hope, uncertainty remained. I believed in a God, but didn't know what he/she/it was like, what it wanted, or which religion, if any, was the best way to reach it. Having grown up in a Christian-derived culture, Christianity was the possibility that I felt simultaneously the most threatened by and the most resistant to. I wanted to preserve my agnostic uncertainty in a way, to believe that there was a God but we couldn't really know much about him/her/it. But I knew I couldn't be sure of that.
One night late in June, I spontaneously decided to e-mail the author of Philosophy for Dummies, a philosophy teacher named Tom Morris, and tell him how important his book was for me. Desperately wanting to be useful and somehow employ my talents for "the good," I volunteered to help him with graphics for his website. Morris responded the very next day, and, excited by my offer, he mailed me a few of his other books. He said one of those books would help me with the "cosmic issues" I was grappling with.
And that it did. Making Sense of it All: Pascal and the Meaning of Life brought even more ideas to my attention. This book also fascinated me, and I tore through it faster than any book I had ever read. It reminded me of the urgency concerning beliefs on "existentially central" issues (questions of God and the meaning of life), and painted a brilliant depiction of the human condition that echoed what I had learned and experienced during the previous two years of growth. After clearly establishing the need for some sort of stance, it introduced me to several rational arguments for why Jesus Christ is worth believing in. I had reluctantly attended church for ten years, yet I was amazed by how little I actually knew about Christianity. The Bible as divine revelation, Jesus Christ as a historical God incarnate and an atonement for our sin (though at the time I preferred the term 'imperfection'), justification by faith not works, and the whole idea of religious guidance actually improving our life and happiness here on Earth, were all foreign concepts to me. All of a sudden, Christianity was something I actually wanted to believe in, and through logical arguments and historical evidence, the book showed me that it was not only possible, it was the most rational position. That Monday afternoon in July, all of my questions, hopes, desires, and concerns crystallized on the person of Jesus Christ, and to the best my limited understanding allowed, I committed myself to him that day. I was a Christian. Who would have guessed?
With the strength, hope, and motivation afforded by God, my life began to improve immediately. I broke free of obsessions, addictions, bad attitudes and bad habits, and started to replace them with good and constructive ones, in ways I was never able to do before. The attention and immortality I had craved with my artwork, I was able to find in God, the one being who could actually provide it. I still had lots of questions about the specifics of Christianity, but I faced them with a peace and happiness that I had never had previously. In addition, my apathy was replaced with a growing concern for the good of the world and other people, and I wanted some way to help. I was reluctant to share my faith or any of these changes with my family or friends, partly out of pride, and partly because I never really shared anything really personal with them. But I continued to receive some online guidance throughout the summer from Morris, and from random readings on the Internet or in bookstores.
The fall 2001 semester ended, and I went home for the holidays. Finally having the free time, I began to read the Bible; first the Gospel of John, and then Matthew. Much to my surprise, they were actually really good!! I was inspired and encouraged by Jesus' teachings, and also realized how much I failed to meet them. There were many things I needed to do, such as get baptized, but my reluctance to go public as a Christian prevented me.
Fortunately however, I was scheduled for a semester of study abroad in Australia. I was excited about the possibility for travel and for personal growth and contemplation, and also realized it'd be a good opportunity to try out a new lifestyle, and get involved with some Christian groups. As luck would have it, some of the first people I met when I arrived at school there were from a campus Christian group that was part of a local church. On my fourth day in Australia, I went to a service there with one of the girls from the group. It was good, but I wanted to check out other options first. A few weeks later, knowing I was "sorta-Christian," the girl invited me to a study group. When I was reluctant to commit, she confronted me, questioning where my priorities, commitments, and beliefs really were. Though I barely knew her, the things she said somehow characterized me perfectly, and I knew I had to make a choice. I still had a lot of doubts about the specifics of Christianity, but it had been working well so far, and I knew I couldn't turn back. Long-term agnosticism was irrational, and atheism was a dead end. And I saw no logic in believing in God, the source of all things, without at least trying to pursue Him as fully as possible. Christ had done so much for me already, but I needed to go further. I went to the study, and then back to the church on Sunday, and made a formal, public commitment to Jesus Christ (albeit in front of a bunch of people I didn't know, but it was a start). The next week, I was baptized on Saint Patrick's Day.
This was big news, and I knew at that point I had to tell my parents. At the end of our weekly international phone conversation, I awkwardly told them what I had done. The last thing they knew concerning my spirituality was my refusal to go to church when I was 17, and now, at 21, I was a Christian. It was quite a surprise, I'm sure. But in yet another example of God working to bring good in ways I could never predict, my confession opened the door to a vastly more open and loving relationship between us in all areas. I am amazed and grateful.
The following weeks and months in Australia were a blessing and a struggle. I took classes, read the Bible regularly, and gained a much better knowledge and understanding of the faith and the Christian life. But I also had lots of concerns over Christian stereotypes, Church history, Bible accuracy, science, and some questionable doctrinal teachings of the particular church I was attending. With God's help I kept at it though, and the more I learned, the more everything made sense. The closer I got to God as presented in the Bible, the better life got, so I learned to trust the Bible more. And I read Christian apologetics books with a passion, finding answers to most of my questions. When I met a second group of Christians later in the semester, I actually found some friends I was comfortable with, and fought against some of my remaining stereotypes. They helped me become more comfortable with my own identity as a Christian, and I was no longer afraid or ashamed to admit it to others.
Now I'm back in the United States, and God continues to amaze me. He never ceases to challenge me when I become complacent, or to remind me of my shortcomings. Though God has made me a much better person, He has also made me more aware of my many, many "imperfections," gradually showing me just how flawed and broken I really am, and how far I have yet to go. Yet through it all He has given me a peace and a love that make me happier and more contented than I ever was without Him. Far from bringing intellectual death, God has given me a truthful foundation for coherent thought, and even more things worth thinking about. God has given me a purpose and direction in life, a path I can follow to serve Him, and accomplish good, loving, and truly lasting things. He has turned my selfish apathy into a softened heart for other people, given me a better grasp of my emotions, and in a way, made me more "human". God has even opened my mind and expanded my interests beyond my previous narrow-focus on art, yet at the same time He has gotten involved in my art practice, making it far more fulfilling.
In every area of my life, faith in God has made all the difference in the world. He has done more for me than I ever could have dreamt when I accepted the relationship. I need to remember, though, that the Christian life is a difficult one. The good that God brings isn't always the good that one would expect. Jesus followed God, and look what happened to him. J But I know that my life with God, struggles and all, is far more meaningful and fulfilling than it ever was without Him, and the good that it brings in the end will far outweigh the hardships.
I want to share with you the amazing loving goodness that I've found in God through Jesus Christ. It is the most wonderful thing I've ever experienced, and it's available to everyone who wants it. If you'd like to find out more, feel free to contact me.


Narrowing profit margins and rising staff costs have triggered a cash flow crisis in the UK legal industry which is impacting companies of all sizes. The potential catastrophe is being further exacerbated by a late payment epidemic as the money owed to law firms has risen to record levels.
Analysis of the top 50 legal practices' accounts covering the period 2016-17 by professional services company Smith & Williamson paints a bleak picture. The research, published in June 2018, reveals that law firms are owed just over £5bn in unpaid work – up 9% on the previous year's survey. Furthermore, the same top 50 firms have nearly £2bn sat on their books in unbilled work which represents a 6% increase over the last 12 months.
In total, law firms are missing out on nearly £7bn in revenues that could significantly alleviate their cash flow constraints and are taking 122 days to get paid which is a two day rise on last year's findings. To put this into perspective, the total net cash position of all the firms would be insufficient to pay the next month's wages if this pattern were to continue.
Similar research conducted by chartered accountants Hazlewoods in October 2018 suggests that the time taken for law firms to be paid for work has fallen by a week. On average, firms reduced the time locked up in unbilled ongoing work to 125 days in 2017, down 5% from 132 in 2016. In addition, the average number of debtor days – the length of time clients take to pay after being invoiced – has reduced by 8% to 37 days from 40.
Irrespective of which figures you take, both Smith & Williamson and Hazlewoods conclude that law firms are typically having to wait over four months to receive money which is rightfully theirs.
Placing greater expectations on partners and fee earners to take more responsibility for invoices being settled in a timely manner can help to improve cash flow and free-up vital capital for business investment and growth. Senior partners in particular have more influence to make minor changes to contractual terms and conditions, such as raising interim bills and offering clients early payment incentives.
Investing in technology also offers major efficient benefits to law firms who struggle to prepare and issue invoices immediately after completed work. Cloud-based accounting and credit control software accurately manage all debtor information within a single system and send automated invoice reminders. This can potentially increase the speed of payment by up to four days by reducing the administrative burden associated with manual processes.
eInvoicing solutions can save further time by providing an audit trail to show that invoices have reached their intended recipients on time and haven't gone 'missing' in the post. These systems ensure that the invoice information is 100% accurate, removing another reason for clients to delay payment.
Even thriving and profitable law firms can encounter financial worries as a result of late payments by virtue of having to pay VAT bills quarterly for the amounts charged on their invoices, rather than the amount they have received. It's important to plan ahead and always set aside extra money when tax and VAT deadlines approach. Rather than accumulating more debt by relying solely on a bank overdraft facility, why not consider approaching an alternative finance provider to spread the cost of short-term working capital liabilities, such as tax (6 or 12 months) and VAT bills (3-12 months)? By doing so law firms can ease temporary cash flow pressures and gain more predictability over their expenditure to smooth over peaks and troughs throughout the year.
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business. But with the right systems in place and by turning to alternative sources for help your firm's finances can be managed effectively.


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atlantic horseshoe crab scientific name
(See Anatomy) Though they are called "crabs," a quick look at their taxonomy shows that they're not. Share. Their shells are tan to dark brown and their legs are dark reddish brown with white markings. Help us save the horseshoe crab... These eyes sense visible and ultraviolet light, which are believed to allow the animal to respond to day-night and lunar cycles. People once used horseshoe crabs for fertilizer, chicken feed and pig feed. Reference taxon from WoRMS Merostomata in Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life. They later settle to the bottom in shallow, protected intertidal areas, which serve as a nursery area for the juvenile horseshoe crab for the next two to three years. There are three other species of horseshoe crab worldwide, which are located in the Indian Ocean and in the Pacific Ocean along the coast of Asia. So you may find them on the ocean floor and along shore. The new carapace then hardens and its color forms during tanning of its protein component. Horseshoe crabs are actually more closely related to spiders, ticks and scorpions than they are to other crabs. The female may make several trips up the beach during successive tides to lay four to five clutches of eggs with each visit. Horseshoe crabs can also be seen along the East and Gulf coasts of the United States and Mexico. Genus: Limulus. All four species are similar in terms of ecology, morphology, and serology. Horseshoe crabs grow to be about 24 inches long by 12 inches wide. Can survive extreme temperatures, go for long periods without food, and its hard shell protects it from most predators other than sharks. Waste is excreted through an anus located on the ventral side in front of the telson (tail). When the new shell is ready, the horseshoe crab absorbs water through its gills and expands. Adventure behind-the-scenes of the dolphin theater where you'll to get to meet our dolphins face to face. Besides differences in shape, the Asiatic crabs have a linear pair of anterior pits; Limulus has a triangulate pair. They have "book gills" that they use for breathing. Horseshoe crab blood has also been used in cancer therapy research, leukemia diagnosis and to detect vitamin B12 deficiency. Research Limulus polyphemus @Barcode of Life ~ BioOne ~ Biodiversity Heritage Library ~ CITES ~ Cornell Macaulay Library ~ Encyclopedia of Life (EOL) ~ ESA Online Journals ~ FishBase ~ Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department ~ GBIF ~ Google Scholar ~ ITIS ~ IUCN RedList (Threatened Status) ~ Marine Species Identification Portal ~ NCBI (PubMed, GenBank, etc.) Fish and Wildlife Service Image Source. Scientific Name: Limulus polyphemus The Atlantic horseshoe crab, Limulus polyphemus, sometimes referred to as the "American horseshoe crab," is one of four worldwide horseshoe crab species that have roamed the earth for more than 445 million years, even before the dinosaurs. This group of animals is also known as horsefoot, or saucepan. An adult Atlantic horseshoe crab on a beach Bill Perry, U.S.
The horseshoe crab is equipped with 4 pairs of jointed walking legs (pedipalps) each ending in a claw.
Jump in on a wide variety of experiences and events that will make your trip to Georgia Aquarium even more memorable. Often referred to as living fossils, the ancestors of Atlantic horseshoe crabs can be traced back more than 400 million years! The female is also significantly larger than the male at maturity. Adults move into shallow water in the spring to spawn. Eggs hatch in one to three weeks and the larvae emerge into the water. The horseshoe crab has compound eyes that are sideways therefore is part of the Limulus genus.
They use their tails like rudders as they walk along the ocean floor. Sometimes fishermen use them as bait.
A. Dorsal views of the adult males (front- and mid-pieces (prosomas and opisthosomas, respectively). B. Horseshoe crab blood is blue because it contains copper. The eyes found on the back each have about 1,000 photoreceptor clusters or ommatidia, each with a lens, cornea and photoreceptor cells.
Mean Adult Female Prosoma Width(distance across the widest section of the front carapace) The horseshoe crab species found around the United States (Limulus polyphemus) lives in the Atlantic Ocean along the North American coastline. Since the 1990s, beach communities along the Atlantic coast have sponsored horseshoe crab surveys to ensure that Limulus polyphemus remains a thriving species. The middle segment of each leg is covered with spines used to chew food before it is passed forward and into the mouth located at the base of the legs. The female will emerge onto the beach where the male grasps the back edges of her shell with his front legs. Enjoy new thrills, adventures and fish-filled fun each time you visit, Special Events – Covid-19 Safety Measures, Western Atlantic from Maine to the Yucatan peninsula. D. The first two pairs of adult male legs.
Horseshoe crabs live primarily in and around shallow coastal waters on soft sandy or muddy bottoms. Atlantic horseshoe crabs live along the Atlantic coast from the Gulf of Mexico to Maine. Please check your email for further instructions. This is because they are one of the most primitive arthropods. The fifth pair is larger and allows the animal to lurch forward. Females often arrive at the spawning site with a male (or several males) already holding on to their backs. Atlantic horseshoe crab (also known as the American horseshoe crab). The male uses the first pair of claws to attach to the female. Limulus is a Latin term meaning slanting, unusual, or crooked. If you continue to use this site, you consent to our use of cookies.
Species recognized by … Their popular name is a misnomer, as they are not true crabs, nor even crustaceans, as crabs are, but a different order of arthropod. Read about how we use cookies by visiting our "Privacy and Terms." More on feeding below. Thanks for subscribing! Consumes mollusks, worms, dead fish and algae. Another interesting fact is that horseshoe crabs are quite literally "blue blood." Oxygen is carried in the blood of the horseshoe crab by a molecule that contains hemocyanin, which contains copper causing the blood to turn blue when exposed to air. Horseshoe crab blood is blue because it contains copper. The following illustrations, done by Carl N. Shuster Jr. Ph.D., illustrate the difference in body type between the four species. It also is related to trilobites that existed more than 500 million years ago.
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. b = cross-sections of the whole telson; only Carcinoscorpius has an almost tapering, circular telson; the others are triangulate, spike-like. Mating season for the horseshoe crab takes place during the spring and summer full moons.
The biomedical industry uses the blood of horseshoe crabs to produce Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) which is used to test medical equipment and supplies for bacteria that can make people sick.
The tail might not always be effective however. You may have heard horseshoe crabs referred to as living fossils. Preferred Names. The flaps (operculae) that partially cover the book gills on the underside of the mid-pieces differ mainly in the small pair of terminal flaps in Limulus.
In Delaware, a program known as "Just Flip 'Em" was established to encourage beachgoers to flip "stuck" horseshoe crabs stranded on the beach during mating season. Interestingly, locomotion and feeding are closely related, since the animal can chew only when it moves. Atlantic horseshoe crabs live in shallow and deep water. This stuff in their blood is used to test medical equipment that will come into contact with human blood, to make sure the medical equipment isn't contaminated with bacteria. Limulus polyphemus (Linnaeus, 1758), commonly known as horseshoe "crabs" and Limulus albus (Bosc, 1802), Limulus americanus (Leach, 1819), Limulus cyclops (Fabricius, 1793), Limulus occidentalis (Lamarck, 1801), Limulus sowerbii (Leach, 1815), and Monoculus polyphemus (Linnaeus, 1758), were originally classified as a crab erroneously. (See Evolution).
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atlantic horseshoe crab scientific name 2020


SRG Global Inc. (www.srgglobal.com), one of the world's leading providers of advanced, high value coatings on plastics for the automotive, commercial trucking and household appliance industries, has officially opened its Advanced Development Center (ADC). Kevin Baird, President and CEO of SRG Global™, made the announcement today.
The ADC, located in Taylor, Michigan, allows SRG Global to develop the next generation of coatings for plastics in a manufacturing setting, thereby speeding development, testing and time to market.
The ADC comprises a 46,000-sq.-ft. facility housing state-of-the-art laboratories, a chrome plating line and four injection molding presses to create parts for coating and testing. In addition, the ADC will be capable of producing custom, limited run parts for use on concept vehicles to be displayed at auto shows and introduced to the media.
Specifically, the ADC will house a chrome plating line, four injection molding presses ranging in tonnage from 165 tons to 2,200 tons with a capability of producing small emblems and name plates to the largest truck grilles, and End Item Testing and Electro Plating Wet Laboratories.
An initial multi-million dollar investment provided for infrastructure development, additional equipment and equipment upgrades, and to equip the laboratories. Personnel will consist of skilled technicians, engineers and scientists, and is expected to grow proportionately as the ADC becomes more active.


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FROM iojs:onbuild

RUN ln -snf /usr/bin/nodejs /usr/bin/node
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y python-dev build-essential python-pip git && pip install ansible && apt-get clean
RUN npm install -g bower less

ADD . /srv/semaphore
WORKDIR /srv/semaphore

RUN bower install --allow-root
RUN npm install

ENV NODE_ENV production
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EXPOSE 80


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