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JOHANNESBURG | A record number of 45 million people are threatened by starvation in southern Africa because of drought, floods and economic hardship in their country, were alerted Thursday to the united Nations.
"This crisis of hunger reaches unprecedented proportions, and our observations on the ground show that it's going to get worse," warned in a press release the regional manager of the world food Programme (WFP) Lola Castro.
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This year, the WFP provides support to 8.3 million people in situation of food insecurity in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique, Madagascar, Namibia, Lesotho, Eswatini and Malawi.
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KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FL. (June 22, 2012) – The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (the ISS National Lab), the nonprofit organization managing research on the International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory, today unveiled a new brand identity, including a new logo, to reflect the growth of the organization and its efforts to expand research opportunities onboard the ISS.
The new the ISS National Lab logo consists of a blue and green geodesic dome, a symbol harkening back to the dawn of the space era, while still an icon for today's scientists, engineers and technologists. The blue and green color scheme represents the Earth, the ultimate beneficiary of the research the ISS National Lab manages, while the white lettering and distinctive "A" symbolizes the ISS and the vehicles that will bring science to and from Station.
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Some of Luther's diatribes at reason were directed at what he felt was an over-confident Scholastic belief in reason. This is discussed in R.C. Sproul's book Classical Apologetics.
Here is an article that discusses Luther's view of science.
Don't know what to make of this critique.
Are Supporters of the ARI Open Minded?
1. ARIans associate with the Ayn Rand Society.
2. ARIans publish in Reason Papers, which is broadly libertarian.
3. ARIans have publicly debated socialists and communists.
4. Peikoff criticized Gotthelf's book On Ayn Rand.
1. ARIans are correct about the ARS. I should note that this seems to be the only exception to the unwritten rule about associating with non-ARI Objectivists and people influenced by Rand.
2. True, although other than Tara Smith I'm not sure which ARIan has contributed to Reason Papers.
3. True, but that isn't the point.
4. True, but I'm not sure what this is supposed to mean. Has anyone said that Peikoff approves of everything that an ARIan has written?
Why Is Ayn Rand Ignored By Professional Philosophers?
Here is a discussion of this question by professional philosophers Edward Feser and William Vallicella. It looks like the link to the article by Keith Burgess-Jackson that started the debate is dead.
I would add another reason -- professionals dislike nonspecialists, particularly those of the "interdisciplinary" type. In this respect Rand reminds me of her fellow Russian Jew Immanuel Velikovsky. Velikovsky was a psychiatrist who had the audacity to write about mythology, ancient history, astronomy and other stuff.
Official Objectivists often claim they aren't libertarians. The idea seems to be that libertarianism claims that one can have any (or no) foundation for a theory of rights. As someone said, this is like arguing that Objectivists aren't atheists because atheists disagree on the basis of their atheism.
A fairly diverse lot, both in terms of ethical commitments and politics.
Rand had a very negative view of the history of philosophy. She did praise the Renaissance, but other than making a few general claims about it, never discussed any Renaissance thinkers in detail (or even at all from what I can tell).
Starting with Leonard Peikoff, Objectivists have argued that the Enlightenment was actually the West's rebirth of reason. Some even argue that it was "essentially Aristotelian." If you consult The Ayn Rand Lexicon, all of the entries for "Enlightenment" are from Peikoff's Ominous Parallels.
Rand's decision to regard the problem of universals as central to philosophy and Western Civilizations remains, even at this late date, twenty years after her death, a bit of mystery. Given that she had no clear understanding of its historical background, it is odd that she should have considered it the main source of modernity's problems. Where did she ever come up with such a notion?
In the late forties and early fifties, Rand still traveled in conservative circles. She probably heard about Weaver's book from her conservative acquaintances; and although she would have violently disagreed with Weaver's platonist interpretation of the issue, the suggestion that the crisis of the West stemmed from the old scholastic controversy between those who regarded universals as "real" and those who did not appears to have borne fruit in Rand's own philosophy.


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Django Django's Art Rock Fantasies
Posted on December 3, 2012 by BlackBook
It's been quite a year for London band Django Django. After releasing their self-titled debut album at home to great acclaim in January, they crossed the pond and made their American live debut at Brooklyn's Glasslands Gallery before the whirlwind of SXSW. Over the course of 2012, the psych-rock quartet racked up over a million YouTube views for the addictive single "Default," accolades from around the world, and a Mercury prize nomination. They've won the approval of everyone from NPR to Ryan Gosling, and it's well deserved. Django Django is a richly textured sonic journey, the band's art school background showing through in their willingness to experiment and their trippy videos. They make songs that are genuinely weird and genuinely catchy, influenced by everything from diss rap to visions of Egypt and the wild west.
I talked to singer/guitarist Vincent Neff and keyboardist Tommy Grace during their trip to the U.S. last month about touring, Fox News, and developing a sense of style.
Things have definitely changed for you since the last time you were in Brooklyn. How would you sum it up?
TG: It's been just a surreal, fragile rise. It's been pretty amazing. We released the album in January and then just the audience numbers have gone up and up and up. To be playing at Bowery with a packed out house, I just couldn't believe it. It's been really nice.
How does it feel now that the album's properly out in the US?
VN: Brilliant. Even just the tour over here is one thing, but getting it released here, it's brilliant to go into a store and see it, the vinyl sitting there.
TG: It was a real protracted process, wasn't it? Took a long time just to get a distributor in the US. People can buy it legally now instead.
VN: Loads of people were coming up to me at the Bowery and saying "I got it illegally back in February, but I bought it officially when it came out over here." It's quite nice to hear people do that and be open about it.
Well, we all knew the songs back at Glasslands.
VN: Glasslands was one of the highlights of our year.
TG: Someone's asked us in an interview, pick out a highlight of being in the band, and I just remember that show was totally brilliant. It was the first time we had played in the US.
VN: We didn't know what to expect. There was no release here, so we thought we'd run the risk where no one would really know who we are. But it was just totally great. It felt like a little partisan kind of crowd. It was very good fun.
TG: We saw a lot of recognizable faces as well.
VN: At the Bowery we saw loads of faces [that we'd seen before]. It was about 1:30 in the morning as well, that always helps.
So things have definitely changed now that the album's out here?
VN: The only thing we could really go on was the New York thing, and then we went on to SXSW after. I kind of followed on Twitter that we were getting some radio play over here and some write-ups and stuff coming through, but that was only really recently. We went to LA and had a sold out venue, Chicago was the same. So it's totally been amazing, playing these quite small little places but getting a good atmosphere going. The fans have been really good as well.
Now that you've been in the US for longer, has there been any sort of culture shock that you didn't experience before?
VN: I just get really addicted to television when I come here.
TG: I just dive straight into the burgers. Then I have this sort of relapse, and about a week in, you're searching for all the salads you can find. You've got so much great food in New York, you're so fortunate.
VN: I think the snack food here is so much better than in London. That corner shop over there doesn't really look like much, but apparently it does amazing sandwiches. Dave, our drummer got one and he told us about it. We had these sound engineers talking about the sandwiches and saying, "Don't get the cucumber in that, that Birdman sandwich, because it wrecks the sandwich, don't mess around with it."
TG: Everyone's an expert on food in New York. Even if you don't have a lot of money, you can be really picky.
VN: [People have lists of] the best chicken shacks, or the best pork ribs, the best Mexican, salads and stuff. And then there's the TV, I've been watching so much TV. It's like a drug. There's endless adverts about blenders and workout videos and Fox News, it's just the funniest…We don't really have that level of wearing-its-heart-on-its-sleeve news channels. It's more regulated, more subtle. It's kind of intoxifying, you just want to watch more of it. We watched a bunch of Yankees games last night. When you don't really see baseball and football and basketball, you don't tend to watch it, but when you come over here and it's everywhere, you get kind of hooked and you start to learn very quickly about who's doing well. From the last time we were here, for example baseball, they used to wear the tight socks around the bottom. Now, they wear these baggy trousers. We kind of notice these little subtleties.
TG: Just the TV in general, we're doing this interview and my eyes are going to the screen over there. They're everywhere. They're so difficult to avoid, it's just like omnipotent, as well as all the advertising and billboards. It all seems new to us, because we're not used to it.
What are some other staples of your touring life?
VN: In LA, we find a lot of really good diners, we've been to the Museum of Modern Art there. Once we get to a venue, we try to take a look around the shops and such. It's been quite a fast tour and we've flown everywhere, so we haven't seen as much landscape. We've felt very much dropped-down, turn around.
TG: We really enjoy Williamsburg, this is a nice neighborhood.
VN: Canada was amazing, I really enjoyed Montreal, we had a really good gig up there. It felt really foreign, even though it's only a couple hours from Boston, it's completely French-speaking. All the road signs are in French.
TG: And there's such enthusiasm for music. Loads of buskers, loads of people just playing guitar out on their balconies. There's a real appetite for music, and the crowd in Montreal was great.
What's the most memorable thing that's happened on this tour?
VN: Celebrity spottings. We had Owen Wilson sitting at the next table over from us in San Francisco. In LA, the lead actor from Drive was at our gig. I texted my sister back in Ireland, and she was going absolutely mental. She was like, "I'm going to fucking come the next time, for fuck's sake!", missing out on it. And then we saw Martin Sheen at the airport. We were like, "That guy looks remarkably like Martin Sheen. It is Martin Sheen!"
TG: It's all terribly glamorous.
VN: And then you've got us, four pasty white Scottish/Irish/English [guys].
Back in the spring, you played Chanel's party for Paris Fashion Week. Have you gotten any more love from the fashion world lately?
TG: It's funny, we've got two rails of garish clothes back there to try on, we're shooting a video tomorrow. It's not exactly a fashion parade.
VN: It's for the video for "Life's A Beach." We're shooting it in Williamsburg. We've got it all set up, it should be fun.
Any hints as to what we're going to see in that?
TG: It's going to be watery.
VN: That's all we can say.
TG: There are going to be big volumes of water in the studio. Pool party.
Your videos are always so memorable.
VN: The more busy we get, the less time we have to input in them in some ways, but we always try to [get] similar concepts. Dave and Tommy kind of bring through the concepts, but we've had to hand them over because we haven't got time. Like "Default," Dave and Tommy worked pretty much full time on that with this other guy.
How did you come up with the distinctive t-shirts that you wear onstage?
TG: Dave came up with them, I think he'd just been to Barcelona and was inspired. It's great fun throwing bleach around on a t-shirt, trying to make something that looks good that seems sort of full of life. We've been using them for quite a while, I think we need to change them up.
Do you have any tips for new bands trying to come up with their own looks?
VN: One earring is always good. One earring and one shiny glove, that's a good start. Tommy used to wear little seahorse medallions when he was a kid. That should come back, and waistcoats. There's always a fine line to walk between looking like a complete idiot and looking [good].
TG: You should be afraid to look like an idiot.
VN: No, you shouldn't be afraid to look like an idiot. If you've got conviction, just say, "I'm going to wear it, I don't care what everybody thinks." That always seems quite good, when someone just walks down the street and they're not too self-conscious. Just have conviction over it, and ignore the people who snigger at you.
Yeah, because what you have going on is a distinctive look, but you don't have to ask if it's working or not.
VN: Yeah, and the more intricate you get, the more likely you're going to hit a snag. We used to have this white gaffer tape in different shapes, but invariably I sweat a lot and the gaffer tape would fall off onto my guitar and I would be stuck to my guitar. So make it user-friendly, able to put on easily, able to take off, and make sure it goes with what you're playing. If it's just a tambourine, then you're okay, but if you're playing intricate solos on a keyboard or a guitar or drum solos…
TG: Don't wear tassels.
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BlackBook Tracks #10: Just Chill
Posted on August 24, 2012 by BlackBook
It's been a long week, hasn't it? Maybe you say that every Friday. Sit back, relax, and ease yourself into the weekend with these songs.
Django Django – "Firewater"
Kick things off with this hangover anthem from the London psych-rockers' excellent self-titled debut album, currently available for streaming at Rolling Stone.
Phoenix – "If I Ever Feel Better"
This track from the French band's 2000 debut album United never fails to hit the spot.
Peter Morén – "Social Competence"
The Peter Bjorn and John frontman gets vulnerable with an acoustic guitar in his solo project. Here's a sample of his other side from 2008's The Last Tycoon.
Ra Ra Riot – "Too Dramatic"
Ra Ra Riot have been laying low for a while, but hopefully they'll be back sooner than later with more lush, string-heavy indie pop.
Johanna and the Dusty Floor – "Fishbones"
"Fishbones" is like the audio equivalent of finally getting sheets with a decent thread count and finding it even more impossible to get out of bed in the morning.
Chairlift – "I Belong In Your Arms"
This slice of jubilant dream-pop from the Brooklyn duo always feels like a breath of fresh air.
Chad Valley – "Fall 4 U" (ft. Glasser)
Synth-pop maestro Chad Valley is gearing up for his debut LP Young Hunger, and "Fall 4 U" is the first tease from the album. It's nothing short of completely gorgeous and transportive.
Divine Fits – "My Love Is Real"
An indie supergroup featuring members of Wolf Parade and Spoon ended up being a good idea! Here's the stark, captivating opener to A Thing Called Divine Fits.
The Cast Of Cheers – "Family"
Irish band the Cast of Cheers finally released their album Family on this side of the pond, and it's a good one. The title track is all angles and jangles, with plenty of energy to spare.
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BlackBook Tracks #3: 2012 First Half Report
Posted on June 28, 2012 by BlackBook
Looking sharp, 2012. In our first two installments, we've already highlighted some of the best songs of the year so far, like Tanlines' "All of Me" and "I Love It" by Icona Pop. Here's a sampling of some other great singles from the past six months.
Django Django – "Default"
This relentlessly catchy cut from the London-based psych-rock quartet demands to be put on repeat.
Hot Chip – "Night And Day"
Hot Chip have always been pretty sexy, and they reach their full potential in that department with "Night and Day." With a nasty bass line and characteristic humor, the song simultaneously fulfills their established R&B-inflected electro sound and pushes it further.
Grimes – "Oblivion"
Claire Boucher's ethereal vocals and looping production make this song both expansive and intensely intimate.
Kindness – "House"
An earnest, quietly anthemic love song from the British up-and-comer. Kindess's debut album World, You Need A Change Of Mind was produced by French studio wizard Philippe Zdar (Phoenix, Chromeo).
Chairlift – "Met Before"
On sophomore album Something, Chairlift moved swiftly past the previous success of "Bruises" and went in a dreamier direction, while remaining just as charming.
Sharon Van Etten – "Leonard"
Sharon Van Etten's been around for a while, but she's earned some new fans from third LP Tramp. This highlight from the album lets the singer-songwriter's voice soar.
Perfume Genius – "Dark Parts"
Seattle's Perfume Genius, aka Mike Hadreas, is known for his stark, minimalist style. "Dark Parts" shows off his ability to distill imagery and make you cry.
Bear In Heaven – "Sinful Nature"
Bear In Heaven's shimmering electro-pop sounds perfect right about now. With lines like "Let's get loaded and make some strange things come true," this song puts romance in a weird place.
New Build – "Do You Not Feel Loved?"
There's a bit of overlap here, as New Build is a side project of Hot Chip's Al Doyle and Felix Martin. This track from their excellent album "Yesterday Was Lived And Lost" is gently delivered, but urgent all the same.
Santigold – "Big Mouth"
It took four years for Santigold to make her return, and tracks like the rattling, blistering "Big Mouth" make sophomore LP Master of My Make-Believe worth the wait.
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A hidden valley beneath the western Misty Mountains in Eriador
Founded by Elrond
From archaic English riven dell, meaning a deeply cut valley
The First Homely House, The House of Elrond, Imladris, Karningul, The Last Homely House
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The Last Homely House
The hidden refuge of Elrond Halfelven, founded by Elrond in the Second Age against the assaults of Sauron in Eriador. It lay in a deep valley in the western foothills of the Misty Mountains, and endured, under the protection of Elrond's Ring Vilya, until the War of the Ring and beyond. After the War, the Ring's power ended and Elrond passed over the Sea, but Rivendell itself remained, at least for a time, in the keeping of Elrond's sons Elladan and Elrohir.
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From badgers, to bottlenose dolphins and basking sharks, Britain is filled with extraordinary creatures!
With the help of Bradt Guides new A Summer of British Wildlife we guide you through the best animal experiences in Great Britain.
offshore from Amble ( NU267047), which is off the A1068 southeast of Alnwick.
Information Centre (01665 712313) for sailing times. The Amble Puffin Festival runs annually each spring; check website for dates.
July. The festival lasts one to two weeks.
tern: nearby Hauxley or Cemlyn Bay (Anglesey).
There is a compelling rationale for placing the puffin centre-stage on the front cover of A Summer of British Wildlife. It is an avian superstar, right here in Britain. Puffins are instantly recognisable and smartly attired: proper pin-ups. With clown-like bill, but wistful eyes, puffins are both comical and endearing – who doesn't want to mother one? Little wonder that no species has featured more frequently on the front cover of the RSPB members' magazine. Little wonder that the puffin reached the Top 10 in the 2015 vote for the UK's national bird. And little wonder that the Northumberland town of Amble dedicates its spring festivities to its most famous resident.
For a week or more each spring, centered on the Whitsun school half-term, this routinely sleepy seaside town awakes – and how! First held in 2013, the rapid success of the 'Amble Puffin Festival' has enshrined it as a firm fixture on the county calendar. To see puffins breeding on Coquet Island, a RSPB reserve offshore, take a Puffin Cruise. Boat trips operate once or twice daily, with timings decreed by tide times. Landing on the island is not permitted, so boats bob gently beside Coquet's rocky shoreline, enabling fine views. Several thousand puffin pairs breed here, making Coquet England's second-largest colony.
This is exciting stuff, but poignant too. At a European level, the Puffin – formally the Atlantic Puffin – is officially endangered. This means that it is at considerable risk of extinction within our lifetimes. Sobering stuff. Coquet protects much else besides puffins. Among several thousand nesting pairs of Sandwich, Arctic and common terns which make a blizzard around the island, filling the air with noise and wings, there are more than 90% of Britain's roseate terns, which reached 100 pairs in summer 2015. Let's take time out to reflect on that. Nine in every ten pairs of this graceful, globally threatened seabird breeding in Britain do so on this single island. Coquet is some lump of rock.
Where to go: Chanonry Point lighthouse (NH749557) is 2.5km southeast of Fortrose. Boat trips depart from Cromarty. The Moray Firth dolphin population can also be seen from nearby locations including North Kessock, Burghead and Spey Bay.
Flexibility: Dolphins and seals: year-round but May–September is best. Skuas: May.
Make it a weekend: In an early spring, try for chequered skipper around Fort William (June 4), with a fallback of pine marten and otter.
Alternative locations: Common bottlenose dolphin: Inner Hebrides, Cardigan Bay and Durlston.
With a frantic shimmy, a large fish wriggles itself clear of the sea. Dotted flanks reveal it to be a sea trout – and its airborne leap heralds the arrival of the pinnacle of the Moray Firth foodchain. And there it is! Powering out of the water, muscled sleekness in silver armour, is a common bottlenose dolphin. Then another, and another. For ten glorious minutes the sea surface freeze-frames a confusion of snouts and dorsal fins as a pod of dolphins feasts on salmon and trout that the returning tide is funnelling along a deep-water trench. There are two main ways to enjoy the world's northernmost bottlenose population. You can join a boat trip from Cromarty to get close views while bobbing in the swell. Alternatively, landlubbers can position themselves at the tip of the pebbly spit kneeling below Chanonry Point lighthouse and look eastwards offshore. If daylight permits, why not dedicate one approach to each of the day's two high tides?
There may be as many as 200 dolphins inhabiting the Moray Firth and environs, yet researchers from Aberdeen University can recognise individual animals by dint of their uniquely shaped dorsal fin. 'Jigsaw' is a mature female with a section missing from her fin; 'Mischief' has a slash at the base of his fin. Unique recognition allows the scientists to piece together life histories. Some Moray animals have even been spotted as far south as Yorkshire. Views from Chanonry Point are often very close indeed, and photographers may find themselves toting lenses with shorter focal lengths than they anticipated. The wildlife paparazzi can be rather numerous here, but they fill local coffers to the tune of £4 million each year. As well as dolphins, the transitory abundance of fish attracts other piscivorous mammals. Harbour porpoises are regularly seen, although they are as undemonstrative as the dolphins are exhibitionist. Both grey and harbour seals occur; if you don't see the latter here, you can often spot them hauled out on roadside rocks flanking nearby Cromarty Firth.
Where to go: Boat trips to see basking sharks off Coll leave from Tobermory on Mull (charter advised) and Oban in mainland Argyll & Bute. You could probably watch basking sharks from Coll's shoreline.
Flexibility: May–September for all targets.
Alternative locations: Shark: Lyme Bay, Lundy. Porpoise: Chanonry Point, Dungeness , Penzance, Skye. Eagle: Skye.
You are, to coin a phrase, tooled up. Fins, snorkel, mask: check. Wetsuit and GoPro underwater camera: check. Biggest fish in the sea... check! You perch on the boat's gunwale. The sea off the Hebridean island of Coll was gurgling this morning, but is calmer now. Hand over mask, you fall gently backwards into the water. The rush of cold slams into you despite the Gulf Stream's fairest efforts and your neoprene layers. You bob up to the surface, a human cork. Then you peer underwater at the largest creature you have ever swum with. Seen from the air above, a basking shark is simple geometry. An equilateral triangle (the dorsal fin) and an isosceles triangle (the tail fin) are its sole visible components. Seen from within the shark's own substrate, however, this is a beast. A gentle giant, for sure, filtering tiny plankton from the water – but a behemoth nevertheless. Cruising leisurely a metre below the swell, the basker is indifferent to your presence. Relative to its own five-metre bulk, you are trifling. The width of its gaping mouth exceeds the length of your legs. But then you splash – a schoolboy error – and the shark flicks its isosceles and sinews into the murk. Spluttering with excitement, the icy water forgotten, you surface and pull yourself back into the boat.
The skipper squeezes the throttle and you are away in search of further marine fare. More basking sharks follow, but none stick around long enough for you to join them. Several pods of harbour porpoise arc along. A distant group of short-beaked common dolphin teases you by shifting trajectory towards the boat, before thinking better of it and reverting to course. Then – after shark, after dolphin – whale! A minke rolls a few times, its small, sharp dorsal fin pricking your interest before it submerges and disappears. Minkes plan the dive, then dive the plan. You won't see it again. Just as you surmise that you must have exhausted wildlife possibilities between Coll and the nearby island of Mull, the Western Isles' avian star flaps into view. The white-tailed eagle was driven to national extinction in 1918. Thanks to a determined reintroduction programme, the world's fourth-largest eagle is once again a fixture in Scottish skies. Even better, its presence brings £5 million of tourist spend flooding into Mull's coffers each year, supporting an extra hundred jobs on the island. Economy and environment working in tandem: another reason to bask in Mull's glory.
Where to go: Compton Bay is off the A3055, 2km southeast of Freshwater. Park at Compton Chine ( SZ371851) or Shippards Chine ( SZ378840); walk between them. Tennyson Down (car park SZ325856) is 2km southwest of Totland. Ventnor Botanical Gardens is on the A3055 ( SZ547769 www.botanic.co.uk); La Falaise car park is 1.5km east (SZ558773). Park in Alverstone for Alverstone Mead ( SZ580852). South of the bridge, follow the footpath east.
Flexibility: Glanville fritillary: mid-May to end June. Small blue: May–June. Red squirrel: resident. Common wall lizard: March–September. Dartford warbler: resident.
Make it a weekend: Try all three options suggested, or join PTES to explore Briddlesford Woods for hazel dormouse.
Of Britain's eight species of fritillary, amber-coloured butterflies with embroidery for wings, the most special is Glanville fritillary. Granted, it is not the rarest or the most dramatic, but there are dimensions to the Glanville that set it apart. The first is its etymology, and, through that, its history: the butterfly is named after its discoverer, Eleanor Glanville, whose relatives successfully contested her sizeable will on grounds that pursuit of butterflies signalled insanity. The second is the Glanville fritillary's current distribution, sadly now a smidgeon of its former range. Unless you visit a trio of sites on the English mainland, where Glanvilles have been illicitly released by lepidopterists seeking to play God, you must travel to the Isle of Wight to see this butterfly in Britain.
Even once you have crossed the Solent you don't simply bump into Glanvilles. These rapid fliers favour warm, sheltered undercliffs carpeted with thrift and common birdsfoot trefoil along the 'Back of the Wight', its southern and southeastern coastline. Good locations are Culver Down, Tennyson Down and Compton Bay. Compton's soft-cliff landslip – the classic site for Glanville – is rich in other critters too. Cliff tiger-beetles scurry across the friable clay on solar-fuelled legs. On the grassy clifftop above, a colony of bee orchids enthrals, whilst hoary stock and wild cabbage add botanical interest. For the remainder of the day, three options stand out. At Tennyson Down, wait respectfully by coastal gorse patches for a Dartford warbler to emerge. Visit Ventnor – either the botanical gardens or La Falaise car park – checking the sheltered, sunny base of low walls for the sun-addicted common wall lizard.
Finally, head deep into Wight's peaceful interior. Alverstone Mead is famed for particularly confiding red squirrels. For wildlife-watchers who associate this scarce mammal with remote Scottish pine forests, feeding 'Tufty' by hand in a southern deciduous woodland feels dreamlike. Wherever you explore Wight, expect to succumb to the island's unique enchantment. Flowery meadows, sunny villages and a laidback attitude to life impart a sense of an island community living happily in the 1950s. Nowhere else in Britain has such garlic farms, such tomatoes bursting with flavour or such a special fritillary. Here's to Eleanor Glanville.
Flexibility: Any time February–September works for badger-watching. Fox: resident.
Make it a weekend: Try Durlston and Kimmeridge for moths and marine life.
compiled a list of commercial and charitable badger-viewing operations.
There can be few more controversial animals in Britain. Persecuted for centuries and stigmatised (culled!) for its unwitting role in perpetuating cattle malady, the badger has many foes. But Brock also has abundant friends; folk who cherish this hefty, monochrome mammal for its doughtiness and cultural resonance. The badger is familiar to us all – yet those who have seen one alive are surprisingly few. But there are three main ways to watch badgers intentionally. You could follow countryside clues – spotting badger walkways or tell-tale bare earth riddled with holes like a Gorgonzola cheese – to discover your 'own' sett, near home. Second, seek landowner permission to visit a known sett, closeting yourself into the crook of a trunk in pursuit of concealment and comfort.
Thirdly, pay to view from an established watchpoint over a sett. Landowners across Britain have cottoned on to the income-generating potential of enabling people to view badgers. Dorset's Old Henley Farm is one such location. Here two spacious hides, each comfortably housing a dozen observers and filled with relaxed seating and carpeted floors, offer luxury badger-watching. Take your seat well before the gloaming deepens. As natural illumination dissipates, so floodlights flick on. Anticipation mounts. A smidgeon of movement! But just a rabbit. It starts and flees. A fox strolls through, indifferent to the pairs of eyes staring at it from behind glass.
Then – a tremor of white, the merest hint of badger. Minutes pass; nothing. Then a strange whickering noise, answered by an abrupt grunt. Adrenalin screams through your body. And is released when a black lump of coal expands into a snout sniffing the air. Having determined the coast to be clear, the badger emerges, incontrovertible and much appreciated. Then another. And another. Within minutes a handful of these grizzled, hunchbacked Old English sheepdogs are snorting up peanuts generously scattered around the viewing area. One badger grooms another. A third animal squats to mark the clan's territory. A fourth and fifth, this spring's cubs perhaps, snuffle in tandem. After 20 communal minutes, individuals part – each trundling off into the darkness, intent on a night of gainful foraging. Controversial they may be, but badgers are also stunning, engaging, mesmerising creatures. Never pass up an opportunity to spend a summer evening in their company.
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of gems for you to discover in books, which contain peoples successes, failures and advice. Take for example the item right at the top of my list right now. I am working on this essay as a way of not doing all of those things. Tools of Communicating, communication is the most important tool which can be transmitted through reading. Because I finally found some uncommitted time? This is the essence of what I call structured procrastination, an amazing strategy I have discovered that converts procrastinators into effective human beings, respected and admired for all that they can accomplish and the good use they make of time.
This is a clothes bullying at school essay tagalog way to become a couch potato, not an effective human being. These all can help you become more prepared before you really get into. I have accomplished an enormous number of important things as a way of not working. Start Reading Now, recommend Books: 10 Most Popular Self Help Books That Will Change Your Life. Any column contains more than one of the same number from 1. In this post, I will list out 8 reasons why reading is important. Structured procrastination means shaping the structure of the tasks one has to do in a way that exploits this fact. The trick is to pick the right sorts of projects for the top of the list. Reading is a great path to get to know them, and learn from these great people. The most perfect situation for structured procrastination that I ever had was when my wife and I served as Resident Fellows in Soto House, a Stanford dormitory. I got a reputation for being a terrific Resident Fellow, and one of the rare profs on campus who spent time with undergraduates and got to know them. Through reading, you begin understand the world more.


The Graduate Program in Visual Arts offers an experience that will engage you in a rich and stimulating dialogue about contemporary art practices—we propose an experience that will be intense, stimulating and productive. Our programs offer numerous opportunities for studio visits and exchanges with guest artists, curators and art historians reflecting a diverse range of interests to guide you as you develop your own research. We hope that the artists you meet will reinforce your motivation to become an artist and that you will make lasting friendships and personal and professional connections with your classmate to enrich your ongoing development and life as an artist.
At York, the MFA / PhD programs are supported by a vibrant university culture that promotes a creative dialogue between the disciplines. This dialogue is sustained by an emphasis on team teaching approach, support amongst the faculty for divergent views and is reflected in the diversity of the art practices of our students. Currently, our programs consist of a dynamic community of twenty-five students working in one or more of the following media: video, performance, painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture and digital media.


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ATLANTA - Millions of drivers will be hitting the road soon for the Thanksgiving holiday. Last week, Good Day Atlanta introduced you to a man who helps provide roadside assistance as a hobby. 72-year old Walt Brinker has stopped for more than 2,000 stranded drivers. After the Vietnam veteran helped his first driver in 1980, Walt decided it made him feel good and helped calm his PTSD. He's turned all of that roadside knowledge into a book and now he's sharing his tips.
Walt Brinker is at home under a hood. The North Carolina man has helped stranded drivers all across the country. "By far, the most common kind of break down is tire-related. 75-percet of people I end up helping have got a tire issue, a blow out, the tread has come off, or they just have a regular old flat tire," explains Walt.
He's put his firsthand experience into a book about roadside survival. "The book is all written based on trial and error, the hard knocks. I didn't sit back and theorize and dream up the stuff that goes in the book, it's the stuff I actually use and have used for 20-30 years," he adds.
Walt says good maintenance is the key to avoiding many problems, but if you do find yourself with unexpected car trouble, he urges you not to stop in the middle of traffic, and to move to a level shoulder. "Regardless of what the problem is, once the car is on the side of the road, you need to think safety. Mainly from getting hit from behind," Walt says.
He encourages you to get a reflective vest, some caution triangles, and maybe even a flashing light. A few tools from his "trunk of tricks" can go a long way in the case of an emergency.
A few basics include the fattest, longest jumper cables you can find, gloves to protect your hands and an old beach towel. "A lot of times people don't want to change a tire because they don't wat to get dirty, they don't want to get on the ground, nobody does. I don't want to get dirty, I know you don't," adds Walt.
What about if you add gas to your vehicle, yet it still won't start? Walt shows off one of his tricks, "Rock the car. I'm jumping up and down, the car is rocking side by side and the gas in the gas tank is sloshing around until it finds the intake and it starts. Magic!" Exclaims Walt.
Finally, Walt says a common problem when your car just dies, is loose battery clamps. "I said pop the hood. His battery clamps were both loose, so I tightened them up. That was it. I saved him big bucks and a lot of inconvenience and a lot of wasted time. So, that's what experience gets you and that's what I try to capture in the book, those nuggets like that that will save you all kinds of grief," recalls Walt.
And for loose battery clamps, you need a specific size wrench that fits your battery. The time to find out what size you need is not on the side of the road though, so check your car now. Walt also urges you not to forget about your spare tire. He calls it the "biggest bugaboo" of them all and adds that many times, it's flat or needs air, too.
Right now, Walt is working with driver's education departments in hopes they can incorporate his book into some of their curriculum for teen drivers.
You can find part one of our interview with Walt Brinker, http://www.fox5atlanta.com/good-day/217891169-story. You can also get more about his book on his website: https://roadsidesurvival.com/.
What started as basically a BBQ shack on the side of the road, is now a beautiful full service restaurant located on the shores of lovely Lake Oconee. Let's face it, is there a better back drop for burger eating?
The name Georgia Butts, implies that BBQ is their specialty, and it is. However, one thing #BurgersWithBuck has noticed and learned throughout years of burger eating (this is BWB #176), BBQ restaurants almost always have a burger on the menu, and usually it is a really good one.
The BBQ Burger from Georgia Butts is no exception. It combines the best of both worlds. It starts with a huge, fresh ground patty topped with cheese. The they add their highly acclaimed pulled pork, slaw, and bacon to make it not only delicious and flavorful, but also very large. It's a mouthful, even for a highly trained professional burger eater like yours truly.


This week we travel south down I-90 from Madison to Janesville, Wisconsin to the beautiful and peaceful Rotary Botanical Gardens. My involvement with the Gardens was through a photography friend who worked there and hosted a couple of photo shoots at the Gardens. Later on I was asked to teach a youth photography class so made a couple of stops at the Garden to scope out things for a photo scavenger hunt. What I find interesting about gardens such as Rotary is that visitors can go back at different times during the year and see something new and completely different. I hope you enjoy my brief descriptions and photos from the Gardens.
First, a little background and history of the Rotary Botanical Gardens. The twenty-acre garden contains over 24 garden styles, thousands of plant varieties, and a number of water features. These gardens are built on the site of an abandoned quarry and like a lot of great ideas got it's start from the foresight of a local citizen who had the idea to clean up this blighted site and turn it into a botanical garden for the community to enjoy. He solicited the local Rotary clubs to sponsor this project and fortunately they agreed to not only lend their labor but also help to raise funds for the cleanup and design. They trucked in new dirt, created a pond with the assistance of the Wisconsin DNR, and over the years added new garden types. A building on the site was renovated through the efforts of workers from the General Motors plant that has meeting rooms, educational exhibits and a very nice gift shop. Rotary Gardens opened to the public in 1989 and attracts thousands of visitors each year. The Gardens host symposiums and educational events for youth and adults and produce several events that draw in visitors from the Janesville area and beyond. The holiday light show is particularly well attended and impressive. The Gardens host weddings, anniversary celebrations, birthday parties and other events. Passing tour buses often find their way to the Gardens as they are located near the Interstate. There is a small entrance fee ($7.00 for adults) and parking is free.
Now on to more photos. Some of you might know that I'm a photography judge at county fairs primarily in central and southern Wisconsin. I judge mostly the youth department but occasionally judge the adult open class photos. I can't tell you how many photos I've seen of the Japanese bridge from Rotary Gardens. With it's reddish color and reflections in the water it's very picturesque. Guess what, I have my interpretations too! I think you'll agree it's an outstanding feature in the gardens.
Across the pond, the Observation Pier is also popular with photographers especially in the late afternoon light.
Please note in the above photo, the Zig Zag Bridge, is another nice feature for photographers, this one with the Japanese bridge in the background.
Near the pond is a Japanese Garden with a koi pond, a waterfall, rocky features, and beautiful plants.
Walking around the Gardens, visitors can see a Scottish Garden, a Sunken Garden, a Shade Garden, and a Gazebo Garden. Here are some photos from my walks through these gardens.
Since I was there both in the early spring and late fall different plants were showing their glory.
A stroll around the Italian and English Gardens featured the trimmed hedges and statues one would expect to see in these gardens in Europe.
A couple of my favorite photos were taken close to the Education and Environmental Center. These colorful Adirondack chairs in the afternoon are especially appealing to me.
Behind the chairs in the French Formal Rose Garden contains another of my favorites, the pergola. This photo was taken in the fall when the roses were not in bloom. I like the look of the curved, leading lines against the color in the trees and blue skies.
Also nearby is the Terrace where visitors can relax and enjoy the quiet, absorb the beautiful environment and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee.
During my visits, I'm always looking out for signs of creatures that live and thrive in the gardens. While this butterfly can't fly, it's made of steel, it added beauty and interest to the gardens!
That concludes my tour of Rotary Gardens. If you are in the Janesville area and have an hour or two, these gardens are well worth the time. I know that I'll make another visit soon and certainly shoot more photos.
Until next week, travel safe.
Sorry we never made it to these gardens when we lived in Madison!
I'm sure you would have enjoyed it.


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Westworld: The Man In Black Is Going To Free The Hosts
By Amy Awesome - September 6, 2017 12:27 am EDT
We learned a lot more about the complex mysteries of Westworld in episode 4 of HBO's new hit sci-fi series, especially concerning the Man in Black and new details about the theme park's elusive maze.
First, the Man in Black was presented to us in a very different manner, challenging viewers to change their initial feelings towards him as being an evil character. The showrunners portrayed him in a new light, based on his life outside of Westworld.
Producer Lisa Joy explains further, "...our sympathies are so aligned with the hosts it's easy to think of the Man in Black as absolute black evil with a wry smile. For him, he's looking at this as just a game and he's an expert-level gamer. Just like a life-saving doctor can play Grand Theft Auto really violently doesn't mean he can't be a wonderful doctor and parent outside that world. So that's what we're approaching here, is a shift in perspective that might allow us to imagine a different side of his character that he shows the outside world."
Now that we have gained a different perspective of The Man in Black, it may help us to understand his final mission to locate and reach the center of the hidden maze.
Westworld Episode 4 opened up with a familiar scene of robotics programmer Bernard chatting with Dolores, the oldest host in the park. Dolores has gone off her narrative and now knows that her parents have been murdered, allowing her to feel both pain and loss.
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She speaks about an inherent voice inside of her that is "calling out to her," and her mind is "like a building with rooms she has never explored."
Bernard explains the maze to Dolores, saying that there is a game she might want to play. It's a hidden maze, and if she finds the center she will be set free. With that, she decides that she wants to be "FREE!"
By free, we can assume she means, free from the programmed confines of her own mind, narrative, and Westworld itself. For a host, the idea of free means gaining a conscious.
Back to the Man in Black, who keeps bringing up the fact that no one in Westworld, guests nor hosts can ever really die. Speaking to the host that he has taken prisoner, he explains that the maze is the last page of the Westworld story, the final game within the game, the only story that has real stakes, real violence, and actual death and freedom.
He goes on to explain that a man named Arnold created the maze as a way to "free the hosts," to fullfill Arnold's desire to give the hosts a human concscious and a way to escape. Remember in that the little girl told the MiB that "that maze is not meant for you." She reappeared this episode as well, and revealed the map of the maze to Dolores in the dirt, who was in Las Mudas with William.
After the tattooed snake lady explains that Wyatt is the next key to finding the entrance to the maze, The Man in Black sets out to find him. Now remember, Dr. Ford just created Wyatt as part of his new narrative, which is rooted in truth. Does this mean that Dr. Ford is trying to lead the Man in Black to the maze?
The Man in Black is clearly interested in beating the "game" and we think he will find the maze, in turn freeing the hosts - especially since Dolores is also searching for the maze as well. When the Man in Black finds the maze, he will lead the hosts to Arnold's idea of "freedom."
Westworld airs every Sunday evening on HBO at 9 p.m. EST
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Hugh Weathers criticizes administration's tariff policies … says storm will exacerbate problem.
In an interview on Thursday with Yahoo! Finance, S.C. agriculture commissioner Hugh Weathers went after U.S. president Donald Trump over the latter's trade policies – arguing the alleged damage Trump's tariffs are causing to Palmetto State farmers will be exacerbated by the slow-moving tropical system.
Florence is expected to cause widespread flooding across the Palmetto State over the weekend. That could result in devastation similar to the October 2015 #Floodmaggedon (which resulted in $300 million in lost crop revenue) or the damage done during 2016's Hurricane Matthew (which resulted in $50 million in lost crop revenue).
Weathers – who has held his office since 2004 – doesn't know how much crop-related damage Florence will cause, but he is keeping tabs on the tariffs.
Weathers did praise Trump for offering a $12 billion relief package to farmers back in July – a deal that included $4.7 billion in direct payments and $1.2 billion worth of government purchases. A second round of aid is expected to be announced in December by the administration.
While we have been deeply disappointed with Trump's sellout on tax policy and his lax approach to reining in spending in Washington, D.C., we have never opposed his hard line on trade – even if it has the potential to disproportionately hurt the Palmetto State in the near term. On this issue, we believe Trump is working to reset the global economic balance in America's favor – which will accrue to the benefit of all of our consumers.
Also, the last time we checked Trump's tariffs were working.
As for Weathers, we have never been a big fan … especially when it comes to his agency's costly, taxpayer-funded marketing scams.
Bigger picture, though, we have repeatedly railed against the intervention of government in the agriculture industry – especially when the current method of doling out farm subsidies allows corporate-run farming conglomerates to squeeze out their smaller competitors.


National Power Training Institute (NPTI) Nangal, Ropar has invited application for admission to 39 Weeks Post Diploma Course (PDC) in Hydro Power Plant Engineering for 2017 sessions.
The main aim of the course is to develop the pool of technically trained manpower readily available for recruitment to the Indian Power Sector. The course enhances the knowledge and skill of the fresh Diploma Engineers who join this course at their own as well as the engineers sponsored by Power utilities etc.
Diploma in Mechanical / Electrical / Electrical and Electronics Engineering or its equivalent diploma from a recognized Polytechnic / Technical Educational Board for both Non-sponsored and sponsored applicants.
Applicants under sponsored category have to provide sponsorship letter from its employer / sponsoring authority.
Reservation: Reservation for SC/ST/OBC/PH etc is applicable as per Govt. of India norms. 25% seats are reserved for applicants sponsored by the power utilities. Total No. of Seats may vary as per requirements. Vacant seats in sponsored category may be filled by non-sponsored category and vice-versa if required.
Placement: This course is job oriented professional course and NPTI maintains linkages with the Hydro Power utilities and reputed hydro power companies for the placement.
How to Apply NPTI Nangal Post Diploma Admission 2017..?
Prescribed application as per format (i.e. Annexure A, B & C) filled with relevant details along with Demand Draft (DD) of Rs.1000/- including Service Tax, (Non-Refundable) in favour of "HPTC, NPTI Nangal" payable at Naya Nangal (SBI, Branch Code-0689) Punjab, must reach to HOI, National Power Training Institute HPTC, Nangal, Distt. Ropar-1410124 (Punjab) latest by August 04th 2017 up to 05.00pm.
Envelope containing the application form and other documents should be marked "Application for PDC (Hydro) – 2016-17".
For Non-Sponsored Applicants: Rs.80,000/- plus Service Tax as per Govt. norms in two installments (1st installment Rs 40,000/- plus Service Tax as per Govt. norms at the time of counseling for confirmation of admission and 2nd installment – Rs.40,000/- plus Service Tax as per govt. norms.
For Sponsored Applicants: Rs.1,35,000/- plus Service Tax as per govt. norms at the time of counseling for confirmation of admission.
There is no fee concession for any category of applicants; the course fee paid is non-refundable is in both the case.


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One or more Wild symbols on reel 2, 3 or 4 and 4 equal symbols on reel 1 will start the respin feature, except a Fullscreen win.
Respin feature ends if no additional respin symbol (Wild symbol or symbol of 1st reel) appears.
Wins are counted at the end of the respin feature.


Antibody J2 reveals the colocalisation of dsRNA (labelled in green) and Hepatitis C virus core protein (labelled in red), indicating the location of putative virus assembly sites (arrows).
The J2 anti-dsRNA IgG2a monoclonal antibody has become the Gold Standard in dsRNA detection. It was used initially for the study of plant viruses, but since the seminal paper of Weber et al. in 2006, where J2 was used to show that all the positive strand RNA viruses tested produced copious amounts of dsRNA in infected cells, this antibody has been used extensively in a wide range of systems, as documented in over 200 scientific publications.
J2 can be used to detect dsRNA intermediates of viruses as diverse as Hepatitis C virus, Dengue virus, rhinovirus, Chikungunya virus, Rabies virus, Polio virus, Classic swine fever virus, Brome mosaic virus and many more in cultured cells and also in fixed paraffin-embedded histological samples.
J2 has been used to elucidate how anti-viral responses are initiated, what counter-strategies viruses have adopted to avoid them, and to explore the viral life cylce by enabling ultrastructiural localisation studies of viral nucleic acid replication sites (Welsch et al., 2009 & Knoops et al., 2011).
J2 has been used successfully in electron microscopy, in immunofluorescence microscopy, in immunohistochemistry, and various immunocapture methods, such as dot blots and ELISA. J2 has also been recommended as a diagnostic tool to detect whether an unkown pathogen is bacterial or viral in nature (Richardson et al., 2010). Recently J2 has also been used to monitor the removal of dsRNA from in vitro synthethised mRNA preparations that may have potential use in gene therapy (Kariko et al., 2011).


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package com.zygon.htm.memory.sponge;

import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.zygon.htm.core.Identifier;

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public class Direction {

    private final Identifier origin;

    public Direction(Identifier origin) {
        this.origin = Preconditions.checkNotNull(origin);
    }

    public final Identifier getOrigin() {
        return this.origin;
    }

    public double getAbsoluteAngle(Identifier other) {
        return other.getDirection(this.origin);
//        return this.origin.getDirection(other);
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return this.origin.toString();
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}


The Greeks used this term to refer to "aged eyes", describing a physiological condition related to the gradual hardening of fibers in the crystalline lens. For most people, this change occurs sometime between the ages of 40 and 50, when reading material has to be held further from the eyes in order to be seen clearly.
At the onset of presbyopia, near vision begins to become blurry and the eyes have greater difficulty in shifting focus between distant and near objects. The ocular lens and areas surrounding the lens are quite simply not as flexible as they were previously. Some presbyopes only require correction with extra plus power for reading, while others need a multifocal prescription in order to be able to see both distant and near objects clearly.


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Windows 11 Insider Build 25284 Brings New Facebook Messenger Widget
Laurent Giret
Microsoft has just released the Windows 11 preview build 25284 for Insiders on the Dev channel. This new build introduces a new third-party widget for Facebook Messenger which will let users access their chat conversations from the Widgets board.
This new app widget is currently in preview and it requires the installation of the latest version of Facebook Messenger from the Microsoft Store. Facebook is the first big developer to release a third-party widget on Windows 11, and Microsoft hopes other developers will create widgets for their Windows apps with the Windows App SDK 1.2.
The new Facebook Messenger widget is available in preview
Today's build 25284 doesn't include other new features, but there are some notable bug fixes. Microsoft has fixed an issue that was causing some apps to hang or crash when saving files as PDFs in recent builds. The company also addressed File Explorer crashes affecting Dev Channel Insiders who received one of the different visual treatments for the search box in the taskbar.
It's also worth mentioning that today's Windows 11 build 25284 isn't available for Windows on ARM devices: Microsoft is currently working to fix a known issue causing Windows on ARM PCs to be stuck at the OS boot logo when resuming from sleep/hibernate. Microsoft acknowledged that this bug is present in the previous build 25281, and the current workaround is to roll back your device to the previous build by using the Windows Recovery Environment.
That's it for today's update for Dev Channel Insiders. There's no new flight for Insiders on the Beta channel, though we'll see what happens later this week.
Laurent is the Senior News Editor at Thurrott.com and the Editorial Manager of the Petri IT knowledgebase. He's been writing about the tech industry for many years and his favorite topics to cover include Big Tech, media, and gaming.


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Regional variations in intramyocellular lipid concentration correlate with muscle fiber type distribution in rat tibialis anterior muscle.
H.M. Feyter*, G. Schaart, M.K. Hesselink, P. Schrauwen, K. Nicolay, J.J. Prompers
(1)H MR spectroscopy (MRS) has proved to be a valuable noninvasive tool to measure intramyocellular lipids (IMCL) in research focused on insulin resistance and type II diabetes in both humans and rodents. An important determinant of IMCL is the muscle fiber type, since oxidative type I fibers can contain up to three times more IMCL than glycolytic type II muscle fibers. Because these different muscle fiber types are inhomogeneously distributed in rodent muscle, in the present study we investigated the distribution of IMCL within the rat tibialis anterior muscle (TA) in vivo using single-voxel (1)H MRS along with the muscle fiber distribution in the TA ex vivo determined from immunohistological assays. IMCL levels in the TA differed by up to a factor of 3 depending on the position of the voxel. The distribution of IMCL over the TA cross section was not random, but emerged in a pattern similar to the distribution of the predominantly oxidative muscle fiber types. Dietary interventions, such as high-fat feeding and 15 hr of fasting, did not significantly change this typical fiber type-dependent pattern of IMCL content. These results stress the importance of voxel positioning when single-voxel (1)H MRS is used to study IMCL in rodent muscle.
https://doi.org/10.1002/mrm.20924
10.1002/mrm.20924
Feyter, H. M., Schaart, G., Hesselink, M. K., Schrauwen, P., Nicolay, K., & Prompers, J. J. (2006). Regional variations in intramyocellular lipid concentration correlate with muscle fiber type distribution in rat tibialis anterior muscle. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 56(1), 19-25. https://doi.org/10.1002/mrm.20924
Feyter, H.M. ; Schaart, G. ; Hesselink, M.K. et al. / Regional variations in intramyocellular lipid concentration correlate with muscle fiber type distribution in rat tibialis anterior muscle. In: Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. 2006 ; Vol. 56, No. 1. pp. 19-25.
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Red Ribbon Tattoo Cult
Evan Richardson
Hey everyone, I think I found a cult. I'm not sure what it means and what they're about, but I think all of these people have two red ribbons tattooed on their body. I think this red ribbon cult specifically targets women, and so I'm curious as to whose running it. I'm not sure if this is a 100% thing, as I believe I'm the first one to notice it, but maybe it'll click in all of your minds too.
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Levi Myers
Similar to the black spade nigger lover women, the twin red ribbons are women of any race that exclusively only wanna fuck fat men
Julian Parker
Take your meds
Kayden Price
Go to x faggot
Isaiah Foster
red ribbons on the back of both legs
I work with someone with these tattoos
James Thomas
I hear they have an army and they're looking for the dragon balls but that's only a conspiracy.
Nathan Cox
Reddo Ribbonu??
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Juan Baker
I don't think women have the imagination to start a cult.
Yep, that's the pattern I've seen. It's ALWAYS on the legs.
I believe the cult is using the red ribbon as a type of Kabbalah
Wearing a thin scarlet or crimson string (Hebrew: חוט השני) as a type of talisman is a Jewish folk custom as a way to ward off misfortune brought about by the "evil eye" (Hebrew: עין הרע). The tradition is popularly thought to be associated with Kabbalah and religious forms of Judaism.
The red string itself is usually made from thin scarlet wool thread. It is worn as a bracelet or band on the left wrist of the wearer (understood in some Kabbalistic theory as the receiving side of the spiritual body), knotted seven times. The person has to knot it 7 times while saying the kabbalah bracelet prayer.
Cooper Bailey
Literally hooker tattoos, oh also you're a legit schizo
Zachary Myers
Don't give these losers hope
Angel Cook
There's no reason for hookers to get red ribbon tattoos out of their own volition without any external factors, it's a completely random tattoo. If the pattern we're finding is that hookers, whores and promiscuous women are all getting, or the sole people who get the red ribbon tattoo, there is something there.
Anthony Morris
Hey leave us out of this faggotry
Aiden Brown
With this in mind, the red ribbon tattoo could be a sign of ownership.
Wyatt Nguyen
it's a completely random tattoo
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Adrian Wright
take your meds goy
see a psychiatrist goy
take your pills goy
You're glowing, shylock.
Logan Johnson
You don't think it's a coincidence? You're missing the entire point, the cult is clearly putting dominion over the lower bottom caste of women, as the ribbon is completely random and not any specifically alluring tattoo.
With the topic of sex cults, are you proving my point here inadvertently? Why are so many promiscuous women, whores and hookers all getting this random tattoo? They clearly aren't running the show, someone/handler in the cult may be putting these " brands " on them, it's a degenerate loop.
I first saw this in the Greek Islands on a girl back in 2015. I thought it was the strangest tattoo. She was probably a whore, I guess.
Exactly, why is this a recurring theme among women, younger and on the whore/lower caste side? Red ribbons aren't a popular thing, it's not as if it's a horse tattoo, it's two red ribbons.
Brody Ross
Oh i know a few ladies with those...They are all sluts. Those ribbons mean that they are easy and have daddy issues.
Bentley Allen
Literally hooker tattoos
Yeah, that's what I thought, also.
Logan Wilson
It's not a cult thing, technically.
It is however just one of the dumb things feminists do. No bigger conspiracy, it's just symbolism. You see it on whores more just because they are all likely to be outspoken feminists. It's feminine while being big and bright to attract the eye. No different than a butterfly tattoo.
Benjamin Ward
That's the observation of the pattern but not the reasoning for the red ribbon in the first place.
Christian Adams
You could apply that same reasoning to the owl, but we've figured out why the recurrent pattern of the owl was there after the observations. Tattooing an owl on the body makes much more sense than a red ribbon on the body.
Robert Rogers
Bump for interest
Lucas Clark
The owl "sees" in the dark. Hidden sight


Hi everyone. I'm Tig and I'm 26. I build and service computers for a living and live on a small farm in southern Minnesota. I'm brand new to gardening and ready to learn. It's time to become more self-sustaining by growing my own organic foods. I make my food almost entirely from raw ingredients and would like to get those ingredients from my own garden rather than the store.
I will do my best to be an open-minded student and participate in this community. Hopefully down the line I will have learned enough to offer the same help to others that I am hoping to find myself here.
I feel like you have given us a little essay as an introduction. Thank you!
When I was your age, I also lived on a small farm and had a large garden. I still have a large garden . Healthful, fresh food is a primary reason.
Good students make good teachers! Welcome to the forums .


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One of my players does not want to be promoted beyond member because she heard from a previous posse that the challenges are harder for senior members like deputy, co-lead, lead. Ive never heard of this and understood event difficulty to be based solely on player level, not status within posse?
I cant find anything on the forums anout this and think its not on the level..
Ironically enough, as soon as I said I'd search the forums, that player left, guess they just didn't want to be promoted... Very strange.. Cheers!