Many studies of renewable energy have shown hydrogen is one of the major green energy in the future. This has lead to the development of many automotive application of using hydrogen as a fuel especially in internal combustion engine. Nonetheless, there has been a slow growth and less knowledge details in building up the prototype and control methodology of the hydrogen internal combustion engine . In this paper, The Toyota Corolla 4 cylinder, 1.8l engine running on petrol was systematically modified in such a way that it could be operated on either gasoline or hydrogen at the choice of the driver. Within the scope of this project, several ancillary instruments such as a new inlet manifold, hydrogen fuel injection, storage system and leak detection safety system were implemented. Attention is directed towards special characteristics related to the basic tuning of hydrogen engine such as: air to fuel ratio operating conditions, ignition timing and injection timing in terms of different engine speed and throttle position. Based on the experimental data, a suite of neural network models were tested to accurately predict the effect of different engine operating conditions (speed and throttle position) on the hydrogen powered car engine characteristics. Predictions were found to be � to the experimental values for all of case studies. This work provided better understanding of the effect of hydrogen engine characteristic parameters on different engine operating conditions.


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STJ's Warren Wells Jr. Wins Award from Delta
Warren Wells relaxes on St. John during a visit with his family over the holidays. (Source photo by Amy Roberts)
Delta Airlines has 80,000 employees. Each year, 5,000 of them are nominated for a special award – membership in the Chairman's Club. At the conclusion of a year-long selection process, one hundred finalists are chosen. In 2019, one of those winners was native St. Johnian Warren W. Wells Jr.
In his current role as Delta's station manager at Concourse B at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Wells supervises more than 250 customer service and ramp operations employees. He was nominated for the Chairman's Club award earlier in 2019 for 10 years of outstanding work as an operations service manager.
"ATL," as the airport is known, is the busiest airport in the world in terms of number of passengers, serving 107 million passengers a year, according to Business Insider.
Working at a stateside airport was not Wells' intended career. After graduating from Charlotte Amalie High School in 1987, he attended Tuskegee University in Alabama where he earned a bachelor's degree in hospitality management.
During his school vacations, he worked at hotels on St. Thomas and St. John, and when he finished college, he began a master's degree in nutritional science at Tuskegee, intending to pursue a career in food service.
"I had every intention of coming home to work," he said.
Warren Wells and his wife Carmen at the Chairman's club award ceremony. (Submitted photo)
His plans changed when he met his future bride, Carmen, at Tuskegee. They had their first child and moved to northern Florida to be closer to her family.
Wells took a job as a skycap and then as a porter at Orlando International Airport. It turned out he liked the work, especially relishing his conversations with passengers in wheelchairs as they navigated their way through the busy airport.
"It was fun – you meet people making all kinds of journeys," he said.
He began his career at Delta in 1998 as a ramp agent, loading bags at Orlando's airport. He transferred to Atlanta and commuted almost daily for two years to his home in Orlando before moving his family to Atlanta. He recalls those days as times of "No sleep; I was blessed by opportunity, but it was challenging," he said. "I did learn when are the best times to fly," he said.
As Wells worked his way up at Delta, he began to develop expertise in staffing, projecting times when more employees would be needed and identifying candidates for employment who were contemplating career moves or looking for part-time work. He found teachers who wanted to work during summer breaks and firefighters looking for shifts that didn't conflict with their primary job.
Wells said he is most proud of his record for hiring, upgrading, and transferring more than 6,000 employees. During his career, he's seen employees move up the career ladder and their children become pilots and aeronautical engineers.
"I always tell people, 'Run two tracks,''' Wells said, meaning that employees should be always imagine alternative ways of expanding professionally. "A lot can change during a career; there's a lot you can't control. Don't allow what you're doing to get in the way of what your potential allows you to do."
For now, Wells said his "second track" is raising his kids who range in age through "Generations X, Y, and Z." He and Carmen have three sons: Joshua, 25; Jacob, 14; Reagan, 7; and a daughter, Ryan, who is 5.
"I want to make sure that they are aware of opportunities that exist – to get an education, to understand who they are, and see the world."
Wells comes from a family where education is a priority; he completed his master's degree in 2013 and is considering pursuing a doctorate. His mother, Yvonne Wells, is a retired teacher, principal, and superintendent. His sister, Dionne Wells-Hedrington, followed a similar path and now serves as the chief operations officer for the Department of Education's New Schools Initiative. (Wells said his sister beat him to a goal they both aspired to when she earned her doctorate this past fall.) Warren's brother, Maurice, is an accountant.
Wells takes on the role of a teacher when he counsels his employees to look for new opportunities online, to consider where they're willing to go, and to prepare for the jobs they want.
"In the Virgin Islands, we need to teach kids how to find these opportunities," he said.
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"Only Love" är en poplåt framförd av den indonesiska sångerskan Anggun, komponerad av henne själv, Marie Bastide och Gioacchino Maurici till sångerskans femte internationella studioalbum Echoes (2011).

I låten sjunger framföraren att det enda hon bryr sig om i livet är kärlek. Spåret domineras av fiol, gitarr och andra stränginstrument och hämtar inspiration från Asien. "Only Love" gavs ut som den ledande singeln från sångerskans skiva den 8 april 2011 och märkte sångerskans första singelutgivning sedan 2009:s "My Man" och även sångerskans första singel att ges ut via Angguns eget skivbolag April Earth. Låten spelades in i Paris i början av året. I Frankrike och Belgien släpptes den franska versionen "Mon Meilleur Amour" och i Indonesien och Malaysia skickades motsvarigheten "Hanyalah Cinta" till radiostationer. Låten kom att toppa Indonesiens singellista och blev därmed sångerskans nionde listetta i landet. I Belgien nådde låten som bäst en 37:e plats och blev sångerskans femte singel att ta sig över topp-fyrtio. Anggun framförde låten på Vatikanstatens julkonsert i Italien.

Musikvideon till singeln regisserades av Jean-Baptiste Erreca och filmades i Thailand och Frankrike.

Format och innehållsförteckningar

 Digital nedladdning
 "Only love" (Radio Edit) - 3:07
 "Only Love" (Album Version) - 4:04

 Fransk promo-singel
 "Mon meilleur amour" - 4:04

 Fransk CD-singel
 "Only Love" - 4:04
 "Mon meilleur amour" - 4:04
 "Mon meilleur amour" (Video)

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Referenser

Noter

Musiksinglar 2011
Låtar skrivna av Anggun
Låtar framförda av Anggun

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Based on 229 guest ratings.
How is Freestyle Hostel rated on other websites?
It was awful. I did not stay. We arrived, they were rude and unhelpful. They took us to another building, not where we booked. Then tried to put us into a room filled with sleeping people. We had booked a double. His story kept changing. First the double would be ready later, then we were to stay in the dorm. No water, no windows. To top it all off after we left because they broke the legal contract -- not us -- they have charged us for a night's accommodation. Don't go. For only a few euros more you can have a great room elsewhere. This place is not friendly or safe as they advertise. They should be shut down for good next time.
We flew into rome late at night, and had ordered a transfer through the hostel which did not appear. When we finally arrived at the hostel, we asked Tino (a member of staff) what happened to the transfer and he replied "what does it matter, you got here." Take from that what you will. Next he went on to convince us that we had booked a dorm room when we actually booked a four-bed room. When we provided evidence of purchase he got angry, and ended up kicking an italian out of bed to accommodate us. The room was filthy. Three of the four beds were broken. Next day we were moved into another room, which was just as bad. It looked as if it had not been cleaned for weeks. We were not in the advertised hostel, but a flat about three minutes' walk away. The bathroom was disgusting and shared among ten people. Hot water ran out after about four people in the morning. I would suggest if you are thinking of staying here, think again and then take a break and think some more. It is cheap, but I wish I had spent a little more money and stayed somewhere else. On the plus side, It is near the train station, so if you decide to leave, you can make a quick exit.
Nightmare with free internet access!
Freestyle is a good name for this hostel, they don't follow any rules -- except their own. Two bathrooms for over thirty people, no chance to stay over noon at bed for ill people -- the only flexibility that we saw was our own. The breakfast was cornflakes, the diner was mashed pasta and bad wine. Not like at the description. The only good thing I remember was the free internet access. Our residence at Freestyle ended like it had to be -- the police closed the hostel at march 31th, at seven o'clock and we stood at the street. Do it the Freestyle way -- but not much longer as I hope. The main-concept was good, but the assembly is deficient.
Run by a bunch of very friendly and helpful staff, this hostel stands out among the nine i stayed in over the last summer. It represents incredible value, including a more than sufficient pasta dinner and cheap wine for free (considering most hostels in Rome only include breakfast in the price, no complaints there, it's great!). Not a bad location, very near the station and most of the sights are accessible -- even the Vatican over the other side of town is only an hour or so's walk away. Slightly crowded but on the flipside very communal -- this was one of the few hostels where we actually got talking to the other guests! The boiler can't cope with the showers so unless you get in there first the water will probably be cold, but this did not affect our enjoyment of the place at all! The place is perfect for youthful travelers who enjoy meeting other people and having fun! Wish we could have stayed longer and hope to go back someday!
I stayed three days in freestyle hostel in Rome and I had the best time ever. I wish I can go back there. staff were really friendly and funny people. in this hostel there were only young backpackers and we all had fun and going out all together. the dining room is really small but like that everybody talks to everybody really easily and nobody stay alone! If you're looking for a quiet place to stay on your own to rest, don t go there. but if you want to have good time meet people from all over the world, have fun and be a freestylers. just book it!
Yes, it's cramped. The cleanliness of the bathrooms depends on the person in front of you (although the rooms were clean, and the bedsheets changed often. we had to stay there with a sick friend on our last day, and let me assure you they did clean during lockout. Also, this is a hostel. You don't come here expecting private bathrooms and Egyptian cotton towels. However, what it lacks in space and luxury, it more than makes up for in character, ambiance, and friendliness of staff. The memory of Kumar shouting "Pasta!" will still make me laugh today, and the hostel guests were all really friendly -- most our nights were spent traipsing drunkenly through Rome with a random group of people from all over the world. Unforgettable. The sheer fact of the crampedness makes for cosiness too -- everyone talks over dinner. In fact I would compare it to being part of a huge, slightly dysfunctional extended family for a week. As for the food, there was breakfast if you were up in time (I often wasn't) and tea was amazing, basic, but lots of it, and tasty. (salad, pasta, and wine.) I didn't see any bedbugs at all, no one woke me in the middle of the night (although we did have the slightly more spacious room) and there was internet, if you managed to find a time when no one else was on. bring your own padlock (there were thieves about); be careful at night (the area was slightly dodgy although we never had any problems); and be open-minded, friendly, and willing to rub shoulders with other people. Basically, what any sane person expects when they go abroad. This holiday was amazing, and I would definitely stay at the Freestyle again.
I myself have been working in the hostel business in austria, so i know a thing or too about running these sort of things. I have been backpacking through world and lived in hostels many times. But this hostel is by far the worst experience yet. i am covered in little red dots all over my body from bedbugs and fleas. my friend is now at the time suffering from a severe case of nail fungus,because of the lack of hygiene in the bathrooms. as for the bathrooms, there are two small bathrooms with showers divided on thirty people. as for the kitchen i dont even want to begin with, that is really a nasty experience. especially since you can smell the bathroom in there. As for what they promise and i quote, "We offer free dinner every night with pasta and wine. Free continental breakfast (croissants, cereals, cakes, bread and jams, juices, coffee, Tea, milk, and hot chocolate." You are in luck if they have some limps of bread, some milk, and cereal. As for the dinner, i saw that they had some pasta, but i was never brave enough to try it due to the nasty kitchen. I never saw any wine either. Also they promise, air condition, and free internet, there is no air condition -- only windows. As for the free internet, it was closed the time we spent there. But i will also say that you can meet some really nice people there, and the staff is also nice (except maria), though i doubt they have any education in hostel/hotel/service business. I celebrated my birthday the day I left freestyle, and the surprise i got was two cockroaches in my suitcase.
When I first got to this hostel, they showed us boxers (used) that they were putting up on the wall to commemorate the party-night they had had before. The owner of the boxers then told me that he was walking around naked. The management just laughed. When we got into the room, not only were there not enough lockers for beds, but three had been smashed in and not fixed. While bending down to pick something up, I scraped my jeans and my leg (from which I still have an inch-long scar) on a rusty screw that was sticking out of one of the broken lockers. I asked for a towel one night. I paid and they said they would get it to me soon. By the next morning, they had none. By that evening, they told me to wait until the next day. They told my friend that she could come back for free, but that I wasn't invited. There were cockroaches in the kitchen (which are just a few steps from the sleeping areas) and the overall cleanliness is a joke. There is a quiet policy at 11 or so, which I understand for older guests, but as they show themselves as a party hostel, I'm very confused why people looking for a good time would come here. One star really is too much to give, as another poster already indicated. I hated this place even though I loved the city.


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Chapter 8B - Service delivery and management
By S. Kalyanasundaram
Edited by Ennapadam S. Krishnamoorthy, Martin J. Prince, Institute of Psychiatry, London, Jeffrey L. Cummings
Book: Dementia
Print publication: 07 October 2010, pp 117-122
By Suvarna Alladi, Thaddeus Alfonso, David Ames, J. V. Bowler, Helen Chiu, Jeffrey L. Cummings, Alan D. Dangour, Annabel Dodds, Eleanor Flynn, Keith Gomez, Mariella Guerra, Kathleen S. Hall, Hugh Hendrie, Kua Ee Heok, Akira Homma, Vijayan Joy, S. Kalyanasundaram, Ennapadam S. Krishnamoorthy, Julia Lane, Demetris Pillas, Martin J. Prince, Sadanand Rajkumar, Seethalakshmi Ramanathan, Jacob Roy Kuriakose, P. Satishchandra, Caroline Selai, Vorapun Senanarong, R. Stewart, Joshua Tsoh, Ricardo Uauy, Richard Uwakwe, Marc Wortmann, Xin Yu
Print publication: 07 October 2010, pp vii-viii
Dementia Care Mapping – Applications Across Cultures, Editor: ANTHEA INNES, Health Professions Press, 2003, $U.S. 28.95. Hardback, pp. 168. ISBN 1-878812-84
S. Kalyanasundaram
Journal: International Psychogeriatrics / Volume 16 / Issue 2 / June 2004
Print publication: June 2004
Modelling of Gas-Phase and Surface Kinetics in Movpe of GaAs and AlxGal-xAs
T.J. Mountziaris, N.K. Ingle, S. Kalyanasundaram
Journal: MRS Online Proceedings Library Archive / Volume 204 / 1990
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 February 2011, 219
Print publication: 1990
We present detailed chemical reaction mechanisms that describe the deposition of GaAs films from tertiary-butyl-arsine (TBA) and trimethyl-gallium (TMG) as well as the deposition of AlxGa1-xAs (0≤x≤1) films from trimethyl-aluminum (TMAl), TMG and arsine during metalorganic vapor phase epitaxy (MOVPE). The kinetic models include both gas-phase and surface reactions, whose rates are used to predict production or consumption of the participating species as well as the growth rate of the film. Two-dimensional simulations of flow, heat and mass transfer in horizontal MOVPE reactors have been coupled with the kinetic models to provide a realistic picture of the process. The predicted growth rates at different operating conditions as well as the predicted incorporation ratio, x, of Al in the AlxGal-xAs films are in good agreement with experimental observations.
Comparison of Electroconvulsive Therapy with Imipramine in Endogenous Depression: A Double Blind Study
B. N. Gangadhar, R. L. Kapur, S. Kalyanasundaram
Journal: The British Journal of Psychiatry / Volume 141 / Issue 4 / October 1982
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 January 2018, pp. 367-371
Electroconvulsive therapy was compared with imipramine in the treatment of endogenous depression in a double blind randomized controlled trial. Both treatments produced equally significant improvement which was equally maintained till the end of six months. However ECT produced its effects quicker with lesser subjective side effects to the patient. ECT did not cause any organic brain dysfunction as assessed at the end of three and six months.


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My husband. He took my car through Air Care the other day. That screams love to me. Thank you babe!
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Today, we are going to discuss how REST service is called in from SharePoint Designer Workflow. For demonstration purpose I am accessing my Login Name through REST API from Site Users Information List.
Should have SharePoint Designer installed.
Should know how to create list workflow.
In the Stage 1 (You can rename Stage 1 to any meaningful name you want), add an action Build Dictionary or just click on orange bar and type build and press ENTER. It will add Build Dictionary See following figure.
Click on "this" in the action to open Build A Dictionary and click Add.
Request headers are required to send request to web server containing details of what the browser wants and will be ready to accept back from server. Do not make any mistake while writing value for above two request headers. A single mistake and you will not get output. Click Ok.
Create output variable. Name it whatever you want. In this case RequestHeader.
Click on "this". It opens Call HTTP Web Service window as follows. Click on three dots next to the text field provided below Enter the HTTP web service URL.
It opens String builder dialog. Click on Add or change lookup. Next dialog will be opened is Lookup for String. Select Data Source as Workflow Context and Field from source as Current site URL and finally click Ok.
For reference please have a look to following figure.
Complete url as shown in the following figure. i.e. "SiteUrl/_api/web/siteusers/getbyid(10)" here I am applying filter by using getbyid(10) where 10 is my user id.
Right click on Call action and open Select proper variable name against their Parameters. Refer following figure. And click Ok.
Add Get Click Item by name or path and then click three dots next to it. In the string builder type d/LoginName. Select response content, which is collection of data requested by you. Select or create output variable.
Log output variable. Follow the same procedure as we did in step 8 or simply click "fx" symbol. Just this time select Workflow Variables and Parameters as Data Source and select your variable you created as output variable, in this case Output. Click Ok.
In transition to stage select End of Workflow.
Here I am starting workflow manually. You can choose any option among three options available.
Highlighted by yellow marker is our output (Login name).
This is how REST service is called from SharePoint Designer Workflow.


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Radical changes in ecosystems | EurekAlert! Science News
Earth and all the living organisms on it are constantly changing. But is there any way we can detect if these changes are occurring at an abnormal rate? What are the consequences of these changes for the organisms affected? An international team of researchers including scientists from Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) have developed a method of detecting such developments and tracking how new ecosystems are formed. They have published their findings in the specialist journal Science.
Changes in the environment are becoming increasingly apparent due to climate change. Temperatures are rising, there is either no rain at all or it falls in severe storms. These changes have an effect on ecosystems and the living conditions of the organisms within them. If the conditions within these ecosystems become too unfavourable for individual organisms, they either migrate or even become extinct. At the same time, new ecological niches arise that other species can populate or new species are created. 'The problem is knowing at which point we can say it's a new ecosystem,' explains Prof. Wolfgang Kießling from the Chair of Palaeoenvironmental Research at FAU. 'We have now developed a method that allows us to distinguish such events from normal background noise.'
When is it a new ecosystem?
An ecosystem is considered new by scientists if extremely rapid changes in the range of organisms within it lead to a state that previously did not exist. The speed at which the changes occur is extremely important. Ecosystems are always changing to a certain extent. Significant shifts only occur above a certain limit, for example as caused by man-made climate change. Scientists are now able to precisely determine this limit using statistics.
Creation of new ecosystems is risky for the species involved
Times of increased change are extremely dynamic and pose special challenges for the species involved. Wolfgang Kießling and his colleagues successfully tested their method on fossil ecosystems from a period ranging over 66 million years and their results are alarming. The risk of extinction during such dynamic periods of change is twice to four times higher than under normal conditions. At the same time, however, there is a greater chance that new species migrate or are created. 'Changes have always occurred in ecosystems and they will continue to do so,' Kießling continues. 'In terms of protecting the environment, it's therefore important not to prevent changes in general, but to try and steer them in a direction that does not have an increased risk of extinction.'
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The American West in Art Selections from the Denver Art Museum
Erika Doss is a professor in the Department of American Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Her wide-ranging interests in American art and visual culture are reflected in the breadth of her publications: Benton, Pollock, and the Politics of Modernism: From Regionalism to Abstract Expressionism (1991), which received the Charles C. Eldredge Prize; and Spirit Poles and Flying Pigs: Public Art and Cultural Democracy in American Communities (1995). Dan Flores is a writer and Professor Emeritus of the History of the American West at the University of Montana. A native of Louisiana and currently a resident of Santa Fe, New Mexico, he has written for the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, and for eight years wrote a column on the art history of the West for Big Sky Journal. Jennifer R. Henneman is the Associate Curator at the Petrie Institute of Western American Art at the Denver Art Museum. She received her doctoral degree in 19th-century British and American Art and Visual Culture at the University of Washington in 2016 and her MA in Art History at Richmond, the American International University in London, in 2007. Molly Medakovich is a museum educator at the Denver Art Museum and an independent art historian. During her tenure at the museum, she has contributed to major western American art exhibitions and related programs including Georgia O'Keeffe in New Mexico: Architecture, Katsinam, and the Land (2013) and The American West in Bronze, 1850-1925 (2014), among others. Thomas Brent Smith is director of the Petrie Institute of Western American Art. Since joining the Denver Art Museum in 2008, Smith has led the department to unprecedented growth. During his tenure, the collection has grown to national importance through the procurement of strategic acquisitions and significant gifts, including the Henry Roath and Dr. George C. and Catherine M. Peck collections.


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Q: Python True or False game prototype not working I'm trying to do a little game in python.
Here's what I've got so far:
import time
name = raw_input("What is your name? ")
print "Hi,", name,"!"
time.sleep(1)
print "Let's start my game"
time.sleep(1)
q1 = None
while (q1 == "None"):
    qq1 = raw_input("Question")
    if (qq1 == "answer"):
        q1 = True
print "Game Over!"

This is what I get:
What is your name? nametest
Hi, nametest !
Let's start my game
Game Over!
>>>

What am I missing here?

A: It's because of the discrepancy between the lines
q1 = None

where you say that q1 is the
object None,
and the line
while (q1 == "None"):

where you check if it is the string "none", which is entirely different.

Try changing them both to be the same, e.g.,
while q1 is None:

A: You say while (q1 == "None"), but q1 is never equal to the string "None"; it is equal to the constant None.  You could say == None, but using is is recommended:
while (q1 is None):

is should be used because None is a constant.  There may be things that claim equality with None, but only None is an instance of NoneType.

A: None is not "None", just using only one of them, it will work.
But using False is better:
q1 = False
while (q1 == False):
    qq1 = raw_input("Question")
    if (qq1 == "answer"):
        q1 = True

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Revisiting a class assignment from 2016 with new ambition and skills to revise, revamp, and ultimately expand a project into something more interesting than it was is always a fun opportunity.
With the idea of expansion in mind, I took my old Violent Femmes fictional album, House of Cards, and redesigned the base assets in the cards themselves as well as the house of cards on the front of the album. After getting the basic design elements down, and revamping some of the existing products (the initial album and the posters, respectively), I started to expand the concept into two parts: a limited edition "pre-order" bundle and general merchandise.
• a deck of cards with graphics seen throughout the project that also reference the song "Kiss Off"
Please see the general merchandise designs here: Violent Femmes "House of Cards"


USA Today & Amazon Bestselling Author L.T. Ryan's Jack Noble series travels back to the beginning in this suspenseful thriller as Noble and Bear are tossed into the CIA-sponsored program that allows them to live as ghosts with no rules other than to get the job done by any means.
It isn't long before their assumptions of who is on their side, and who is working against them are turned upside down. As Noble and Bear close in on the agent, they uncover an enemy that hits far closer to home than they ever imagined.
"This story is totally awesome. In fact it reads like "The American Assassin" by Vince Flynn. Since I loved Mr Flynn's books I also loved "The First Deception!!" And you will to. It's like Mitch Rapp with a side kick. GMR"
"I really enjoy this series. They're on a level with the Jack Reacher series. This prequel did not disappoint! It was a good long read, full of twists and turns and unexpected leaps. Thank you LT Ryan. Keep writing. Please."


He was not enjoying the work.
He was feeling he is not paid well.
He was upset with the relations he had with his colleagues and seniors at workplace.
There was nothing motivating for him at the office.
He hated what work he did.
These are common feeling we all go through at some point in time in our work life. Where do such thoughts come from? The answer to this question is our own belief system. There was one point in time even I had similar thoughts coming and it leads to frequent shifts in the job. During my course on changing belief system, using concepts of Louise Hay, I could identify the reason for these frequent shifts and dissatisfaction.
All I learnt from Louise was, "We can find the successful job only when we change the way we look at the work we do." This really changed my career. I joined HDFC Life and achieved great success. I learnt and work for more than 9 yrs with HDFC Life, the longest tenure in an organisation, I worked with. Yes, you correctly read, 'I learnt'. More than a job it was my grooming classes. With wonderful leaders, I got opportunities to explore my untapped potentials. So how could this happen for me? The change in approach.
Job success totally depends on the way we look at it. I have seen so many people complaining about the lack of success in career, dissatisfaction at work, the dissatisfaction of income, etc. the fact is you are in the job that you have attracted for yourself in the past. After changing my belief about work and job success, I got the opportunity to work with HDFC Life. Job success came to me simply by being positive about all that I did at work.
Do you bless your boss with love?
Do you bless your co-workers with love?
Do you bless the place/location, where you work, with love?
Do you bless all the things you use at the workplace with love?
The answer is 'NO' for most of us. We are not creating the loving atmosphere at the workplace and then we complain no one loves us at work.
Do you criticise about your boss or manager or superior? If Yes, you get the same from your subordinates.
Do you appreciate your subordinates? If No, you also feel the lack of appreciation and motivation from your seniors.
It is very simple. What you sow, so you reap.
Now, I suggest beginning with the change. I will help you with few tips, I implemented for my job success. They are simple to do and give great results. All you need to have a positive approach, mindset towards change and consistency.
Before you leave for work in the morning, sit in a calm place, in the comfortable position. Try and observe your breathing. Thoughts would flow. Try to come back to your breathing awareness. Slowly you will develop silence in your mind. Just 10 minutes of silence in mind makes wonders. Now you are ready to begin your day.
Have some positive affirmations printed in bold letters at your desk, such that you can see it frequently while working. I had some on my desktop.
Picked from Louise Hay daily affirmations.
Have your daily affirmations for job success that you may want to repeat at least twice a day.
Try these 3 Tips for Job Success and experience the change. I have experienced it and so you can too.
All the best for your job success.
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It is a law of nations from which they never deviate.
It is most essential that in times of such national excitement and emergency as those through which so many countries in the world are now passing that the believers should not allow themselves to be carried away by the passions agitating the masses, and act in a manner that would make them deviate from the path of wisdom and moderation, and lead them to violate, however reluctantly and indirectly, the spirit as well as the letter of the Teachings.
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UNPO Announces UNHRC Side-Event - Slavery in Mauritania: Abolished in Theory, Present in Practice
On the occasion of the XXXI Regular Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO), in collaboration with the Nonviolent Radical Party, Transnational and Transparty (PRNTT), will be organising a side-event entitled "Slavery in Mauritania: Abolished in Theory, Present in Practice". The event, which will draw attention to the concerning human rights situation in Mauritania and especially that of the Haratin community, will take place in Geneva, on Wednesday 16 March 2016, from 16h00 to 17h00.
Mauritania became the last country in the world to abolish slavery in 1981, and captured the world's attention by officially criminalising it only in 2007, following significant international pressure. Estimates vary, but between 4% and 17% of the country's population are believed to be enslaved at the moment. Slavery is particularly difficult to escape, as it is hereditary and linked to race: it especially targets the Haratin, the largest minority group in the country, who remain the most politically and economically marginalised, as a result of centuries of enslavement by the dominant Arab-Berbers. Although the Haratin constitute half of the population, they are inadequately represented in Parliament (10%) and in the leading posts of the national administration (8%).
Furthermore, despite the creation of a 'Roadmap to Combat the Consequences of Slavery', as well as of a Special Tribunal to prosecute cases of slavery, there seems to be lack of political will to address the problem or at least to admit its existence. Indeed, high government officials have publicly denied that slavery still exists in the country; despite clear signs of it, the Special Tribunal has until now only handled one case, for which procedures were not respected and the accused did not serve a prison sentence.
Mr Biram Dah Abeid, President of IRA-Mauritania and renowned anti-slavery activist, former presidential candidate in Mauritania's 2014 elections and awardee of many international prices (including, notably, the UN Human Rights Prize in 2013 and the Dutch Tulip Award in 2015), was arrested in 2014 and subsequently sentenced to two years of imprisonment together with some fellow activists, on charges of organising, calling for, and participating in an unauthorized protest and being members of an unrecognised organisation.
Despite considerable international pressure calling for his release, including a European Parliament resolution in December 2014, Biram Dah Abeid remains in prison, where he has been victim of several abuses, such as overnight transfers to remote locations and significant restrictions to visits, including by his wife, who was expecting their first child at the time of his arrest.
The rejection of his latest appeal, only a couple of months ago, further demonstrates that the Mauritanian government's claim to oppose slavery is merely lip-service: the continued persecution of anti-slavery activists shows how little progress is really being made.
Confirmed speakers:
Mr Abidine Merzough, European Coordinator of the Initiative de Résurgence du Mouvement Abolitionniste en Mauritanie (IRA Mauritanie)
Mr Hanno Schedler, Department for Asia and Africa, Society for Threatened Peoples
Mr Ahmedou Dieng, Member of the Permanent Council of the Forces Progressistes du Changement
Mr Diko Hanoune, Secretary General of the Association des Haratines de Mauritanie en Europe (A.H.M.E)


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The Magicians Shocker: Why This Key Character Is Leaving the Show
by Chris Harnick | Thu., Apr. 18, 2019 6:57 AM
Goodbye to you, [SPOILER]. Yes, The Magicians said goodbye to [SPOILER]. And this is your last warning.
In the season four finale, Quentin (Jason Ralph) sacrificed himself to save his friends. And yes, he's really dead and Ralph is leaving the show. On a show like The Magicians, that has to be specified.
Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, executive producer Sera Gamble revealed plans were hatched for Ralph to exit and Quentin to die at the end of season three.
"We had a wonderful creative conversation about Quentin's arc as a character throughout the series, and where the end of that arc might be. [John McNamara] and [Henry Alonso Myers] and I tend to take very seriously ideas that scare us, and this is a creatively scary idea," Gamble said.
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Gamble consulted The Magicians author Lev Grossman who said the idea was intriguing to him and he started pitching ideas for how this would impact the other characters. "So we realized that we were onto something," Gamble said.
McNamara said the decision for Ralph to exit came out of a meeting between producers and Ralph.
"We felt like this character's journey was coming to an end. I could feel it in my bones and Jason felt the same way. Quentin came in with a very specific purpose and a very specific set of life goals and challenges, and in a way, I'm not sure what we would have done with the character had he lived. It felt like the major question in his life is, 'Is my life truly worth living? Was it a good thing that I didn't succeed in killing myself at 15 or 18?' He now has that answer: he mattered to these other people, and their lives are never going to be the same for knowing him," McNamara said.
Ralph posted a tribute thread to the show and its fans on Twitter. "Thank you all for going on this journey with me. Playing Quentin Coldwater was truly an honor and I had a blast doing it. I am continually touched by all of your support and love for this character, this story, and my little piece in it," he wrote. "Quentin's story is not one about giving up. It's the journey of a character who discovers his worth and his place in the world. His death is an opportunity to celebrate that journey and maybe take some of that hard earned wisdom into our own lives. I have been so touched by all of your support and love throughout the seasons but especially this week.
"Thanks to the cast and crew, the creators, and our stunning fans. Looking forward to watching season 5.
"Thank you so much."
See how other actors made shocking exits below.
Jason Ralph, The Magicians
In the season four finale of The Magicians, Jason Ralph's character Quentin completed his quest to save Eliot (Hale Appleman), but it cost him his life. Quentin saved his friends and completed a ritual to send the Monster into the seam, and in the process sacrificed himself. While the show does feature dead characters—it's called The Magicians after all—Ralph will not return for season five.
Emily Bett Rickards, Arrow
Ahead of the final season, Arrow's Emily Bett Rickards announced her exit in a poem of sorts.
"Felicity and I
are a very tight two
But after one through seven
we will be saying goodbye to you," she wrote.
Danai Gurira, The Walking Dead
Hot on the heels of Lauren Cohan and Andrew Linconln bidding farewell to the zombie drama comes Danai Gurira's exit. THR reports she'll depart during season 10 of the series.
Nicollette Sheridan, Dynasty
A recurring player in season one and series regular in season two, Nicollette Sheridan played the iconic character Alexis Carrington. She announced plans to exit The CW's Dynasty reboot ahead of season three to spend time with her ailing mother.
George Eads, MacGyver
George Eads will exit the CBS remake in 2019. He expressed his desire to exit and spend more time with his family.
Lauren Cohan, The Walking Dead
Lauren Cohan said goodbye, for now, to The Walking Dead following prolonged contract negotiations. Cohan appeared in a handful of season nine episodes, but after a six-year time jump her character Maggie Greene is nowhere to be seen. Producers are hopeful she'll return in some capacity for season 10. Cohan is set to star opposite Whiskey Cavalier on ABC.
Damon Wayans, Lethal Weapon
Fox's Lethal Weapon is no stranger to cast exit drama. Clayne Crawford was fired from the series after the second season and his former TV partner Damon Wayans announced his plans to exit the hit drama after the 13-episode third season. "I'm going to be quitting the show in December after we finish the initial 13, so I really don't know what they're planning, but that's what I'm planning," he said. "I'm a 58-year-old diabetic and I'm working 16-hour days… Murtaugh said, 'too old for this.'"
However, this might not be happening now...
Cameron Monaghan, Shameless
Ian Gallagher went to the slammer. Cameron Monaghan left Shameless during its ninth season, his character was locked up. In reality Monaghan was ready to explore new projects after nine years on the show, but in a true TV twist has signed on to return for season 10.
Chelsea Peretti, Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Chelsea Peretti will appear in Brooklyn Nine-Nine when it makes its NBC debut, but she won't stick around for the whole run. In a series of tweets, the actress announced her plans to leave the comedy, but maintained she would be back. She even used Emmy Rossum's farewell letter to Shameless as the basis of her own. Peretti welcomed a son with husband Jordan Peele in 2017. Her character was on maternity leave and sat out several episodes in season five.
Emmy Rossum, Shameless
After nine seasons as Fiona Gallagher, Emmy Rossum announced plans to leave Shameless.
"Emmy Rossum will forever be part of the Shameless family. She has been integral to the show's success, from her wonderful portrayal of Fiona to her leadership role on set, as well as directing multiple episodes of the series. We are hard at work now creating a season nine finale for Shameless which we hope will provide a Gallagher-worthy sendoff for Fiona that honors the great work Emmy has done. It is always bittersweet when an ensemble member decides to move out of the proverbial house, but our door will always remain open for Fiona to return home for a visit, or to move back in. I look forward to continuing the stories of this wildly unpredictable family and all of us on Shameless will miss Emmy and her wonderful Fiona," Shameless executive producer John Wells said in a statement.
Andrew Lincoln, The Walking Dead
Andrew Lincoln said goodbye to the blood, sweat and dirt of the zombie apocalypse and leaving The Walking Dead sometime in season nine. "These guys have been the best surrogate family I could have hoped for. But I do have a real family and it is time for me to go home," Lincoln said at San Diego Comic-Con.
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Pauley Perrette, NCIS
After 15 years, Pauley Perrette hung up her lab coat and left NCIS. "I believe in God and the universe so firmly, and it just suddenly became blindingly apparent that now was the time," she said. "After a lot of thought, I decided to announce it myself on Twitter because I didn't want it to be turned into anything 'shocking. Abby leaving is more than a cheap TV ploy."
Willa Holland, Arrow
Speedy's headed off on her own! Original cast member Willa Holland's exit from The CW's Arrow has been in the works for a while, boss Marc Guggenheim told TVLine. She asked to have her episode count reduced and then to be written out in season six. Her exit just happened to coincide with the return of Thea's boyfriend, Roy (Colton Haynes), and so they headed off into the sunset together to destroy the dangerous Lazarus Pits that her late father had discovered.
While Oliver (Stephen Amell) has now lost yet another member of his family, at least now he's got a wife and a kid to keep him company!
Grace Park, Hawaii Five-0
Grace Park, who shot to fame on Battlestar Galactica, left Hawaii Five-0 ahead of its eighth season. Reports indicate she and costar Daniel Dae Kim were trying to renegotiate a higher salary to match their costars.
Daniel Dae Kim, Hawaii Five-0
Daniel Dae Kim and his costar Grace Park left the CBS drama in between seasons seven and eight. In a Facebook post, Kim said the choice to leave was difficult, and that he made himself available to come back, "CBS and I weren't able to agree to terms on a new contract."
Sophia Bush, Chicago PD
Season four of the NBC drama ended with Sophia Bush's character entertaining a job offer in New York with the FBI and it sounds like she's taking it and leaving the show. The show is called Chicago PD after all...
T.J. Miller, Silicon Valley
After four seasons on the HBO comedy, T.J. Miller is departing, calling it an "organic ending." "Also, in a weird way, it's interesting to me to leave a show at its height. It's interesting to me to see how the show will grow and change with the exit of this character," he told EW.
Erinn Hayes, Kevin Can Wait
After just one season on the CBS comedy, there was quite a shakeup afoot. Erinn Hayes, who played wife to Kevin James, left as part of a creative shakeup. However, from the sounds of her tweet, it wasn't a mutual decision. "True, I've been let go from the show. Very sad, I had a great experience season 1," Hayes said on Twitter. "Thank you for all the support from our wonderful fans."
Kevin then moved on, in a way, with former costar Leah Remini.
Jennifer Morrison, Once Upon a Time
Emma Swan is leaving Storybrooke. Jennifer Morrison announced her departure from Once Upon a Time, but then appeared in an episode of the rebooted series in season seven to help say goodbye to her character, who simply went off to have a happy ending in a different universe. She will also return for the series finale to help say goodbye to her show.
Connie Britton, Nashville
Y'all heard the rumors about a Connie Britton's potential exit from the series once it was revived by CMT, but Britton herself downplayed them...for a time. Britton's character Rayna died from injuries sustained in a car accident. She took to Instagram to pay tribute to the character and the show after the episode aired. "It has been an honor to be a part of that creation. And as I know she would want it, the show must, and will go on. Long live Rayna Jaymes," she wrote.
Stana Katic, Castle
Castle without Beckett? You better believe it. After eight seasons of solving crimes and falling in love, Stana Katic was let go from the long-running series by ABC (along with her co-star Tamala Jones) prior to a potential season nine renewal, leaving Nathan Fillion's Castle to handle things on his own, should the series return. Following the surprising announcement, Katic released a statement to E! News, saying, "Rather than distract from what was an amazing experience I would just like to say that I'm very grateful to ABC for giving me the opportunity to be a part of a much beloved show. Thank you to the fans."
The series did not end up returning.
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Nicole Beharie, Sleepy Hollow
Sleepy Hollow star Nicole Beharie confirmed following the show's season three finale that her character, Abbie Mills, was really dead. As in not supernaturally coming back somehow should the show be renewed for a fourth season. It lasted one more season without her before being canceled.
Michael Weatherly, NCIS
After 13 years with the show, Michael Weatherly, who was with the series from the start, announced he would be leaving NCIS. "He is a valued part of the CBS family, and the immense charm and talent he brings to the screen as 'Very' Special Agent Tony DiNozzo has helped make NCIS what it is today—the No. 1 drama in the world," CBS said in a statement. "We thank Michael for all of his contributions to this successful franchise and look forward to continuing to develop projects with him as part of our ongoing development deal."
Nina Dobrev, The Vampire Diaries
TVD's fandom was left speechless when its leading lady revealed she would be exiting the show after six seasons...and that the show was still going on without her. Delena and Stelena fans alike were devastated. "I always knew I wanted Elena's story to be a six season adventure, and within those six years I got the journey of a lifetime," Nina Dobrev wrote in an open letter. "I myself made some of the best friends I'll ever know and built an extended family I will love forever." BRB, sobbing!
Dobrev returned for the series finale to give both Elena and Katherine a final ending.
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Kal Penn, House
What to do when you're on one of TV's hottest shows, but get a job at the White House? If you're Kal Penn on House, your character commits suicide and you go work for President Obama!
Christopher Meloni, Law & Order: SVU
Law & Order: SVU was about Benson and Stabler for 12 years…until Meloni left the series after tense contract negotiations. Everyone assumed things would work out and the two would continue to bust perps, but life doesn't always work out and Benson was left Stabler-less. However, the show was reinvigorated and is now in season 17.
Cote de Pablo, NCIS
Ziva left the building on her own accord. Cote de Pablo has spoken out about leaving the hit CBS series after close to 200 episodes, saying it was a personal decision. "As far as my decision to leave, that's a personal thing, and I'd rather leave it at that," she said. "The idea of leaving was not something I toyed around with for a long time. It was an overwhelmingly hard thing—at times terrifying." Her exit shocked fans, especially those who shipped her character's relationship with Michael Weatherly's character.
Christopher Abbott, Girls
Marnie (Allison Williams) and Charlie (Christopher Abbott) were finally happy together…but then Abbott left the show between seasons, citing he was unable to relate to the world Lena Dunham crafted.
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Kellie Martin, ER
Whenever anybody left ER, the question came up: Why would you leave TV's hottest show? Well, Kellie Martin, whose character Lucy Knight was a bright up and coming med student, gave several reasons for her exit, including having a personal tragedy mar her time on the series. Lucy was brutally stabbed by a patient, her death forever haunting viewers.
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David Caruso, NYPD Blue
Another "Did he really just leave one of TV's biggest shows?" moments—David Caruso left NYPD Blue after one season due to contract issues. He wanted more money. He didn't get more money.
Michael Vartan, Alias
The official reason behind Michael Vartan's late exit from the spy drama remains a mystery, but rumors have swirled it was due to his break-up with co-star Jennifer Garner. (He did return for the ultimate series ending, after it was revealed his character faked his own death.) Fans were NOT happy.
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Michael Pitt, Boardwalk Empire
The HBO hit series shocked fans when Jimmy Darmody was offed in the season two finale. While there were rumors about Michael Pitt's on-set behavior causing issues, producers maintained that the death was a creative decision.
Shannen Doherty, Charmed and Beverly Hills, 90210
TV's quintessential bad girl, Shannen Doherty left 90210 after four seasons amidst rumors of bad behavior. She reprised the character of Brenda Walsh for the first time in 2008 on The CW's 90210. Doherty exited her next big show, Charmed, after three seasons with—surprise—even more rumors of behind-the-scenes drama and feuds. 90210's Brenda went to acting school and Charmed's Prue was killed off.
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Katherine Heigl and T.R. Knight, Grey's Anatomy
Katherine Heigl's exit was less than shocking, due to her headline-making comments over not getting enough material to warrant nominations and complaints over lying in a hospital bed for long hours due to her film schedule. T.R. Knight's exit was a bit more shocking, highlighting his lack of storyline and character growth in an interview with EW. Shonda Rhimes, of course, has no time for actors not wanting to be an attraction at Shondaland, so Izzy and George both scrubbed out of the ABC hit drama.
Dan Stevens, Downton Abbey
After so many ups and downs, Dan Stevens' Matthew Crawley finally landed the girl and had the baby…and then died. Stevens' Downton exit riled viewers—where was the happy ending?!—and even pissed off his costar Michelle Dockery, but ultimately it did wonders for the show and Dockery's Lady Mary.
Josh Charles, The Good Wife
Josh Charles' exit from The Good Wife is hands down one of TV's best kept secrets. Yes, his death was shocking, but the fact that producers were able to keep it a secret is what really stands out. Star Julianna Margulies convinced Charles to stay with the show for 15 episodes of season five to craft a fitting exit. The powers that be explained they needed to kill him so his character wasn't out there, always a possibility for Alicia.
Crystal Reed, Teen Wolf
After three seasons, Crystal Reed went to producers and asked to be written off the show in order to pursue other opportunities. Choosing not to give fans a heads up, the viewers were stunned when Allison died in her first love Scott's arms in the penultimate episode of season three. "It's an interesting thing when the actor says, 'Hey, I want to try something new,'" boss Jeff Davis told us of actors leaving the show (Colton Haynes, Daniel Sharman and Tyler Hoechlin have all exited). "You to have to decide whether you're going to say, 'Can we convince you to stay?' And as a producer, I don't want anyone to work on the show who feels like they want to move on."
Colton Haynes, Arrow
Unbeknownst to fans, Colton Haynes, fresh off his exit from Teen Wolf, only signed a two-year deal to play Roy, an unusual move for the studio. Arrow then shocked fans by faking his character's death at first, only to reveal it was a cruel joke. Still, it left the door open for him to return (which he has, and will again).
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Patrick Dempsey, Grey's Anatomy
Mer lost her Der in an unthinkable twist. Patrick Dempsey was killed off, leaving Ellen Pompeo's character to move on without McDreamy. Series creator Shonda Rhimes cited a similar reason to The Good Wife for killing off the character. "The decision to have the character die the way that he did was not a difficult one in the sense of what were the options?" Rhimes said at the 2015 Summer TCA press tour. "Either Derek was going to walk out on Meredith, and leave her high and dry, and what was that going to mean? That was going to suggest that the love was not true, the thing we had said for 11 years was a lie and McDreamy wasn't McDreamy. For me, that was untenable."
Mischa Barton, The OC
The OC without Marissa Cooper?! The thought alone was blasphemous at the time of the Fox show's heyday…but then it happened. Rumors about whether or not it was MischaBarton's decision to leave swirled for years, but Josh Schwartz has come out and said it was a mutual decision made to shake up the series.
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It's time for some dissecting, folks. Dave and Paul spend some time dissecting Yes, the band, and then dissecting their own bands and projects. Finding what works, what doesn't, and being careful not to over-analyze and change too much is the goal. Listen and follow along!
00:08:43 Favorite Yes song to play?


Working papers set out research in progress by our staff, with the aim of encouraging comments and debate.
What type of disaggregation should be used to analyse heterogeneous labour markets? How granular should that disaggregation be? Economic theory does not currently tell us; perhaps data can. Analyses typically split labour markets according to top-down classification schema such as sector or occupation. But these may be slow-moving or inaccurate relative to the structure of the labour market as perceived by firms and workers. Using a dataset of 15 million job adverts posted online between 2008 and 2016, we create an empirically driven, 'bottom-up' segmentation of the labour market which cuts across wage, sector, and occupation. Our segmentation is based upon applying machine learning techniques to the demand expressed in the text of job descriptions. This segmentation automatically identifies traditional job roles but also surfaces sub-markets not apparent in current classifications. We show that the segmentation has explanatory power for offered wages. The methodology developed could be deployed to create data-driven taxonomies in conditions of rapidly changing labour markets and demonstrates the potential of unsupervised machine learning in economics.


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Fixed a few small bugs in the automated donation system. Fixed some problems with personal cross server notifications. Added cluster wide broadcasting. (Michiel) Fixed some problems with cross server commands. Added all hooks needed for colored creatures (Michiel).
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Summary for Nemastoma bimaculatum (Opiliones)
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Name: Nemastoma bimaculatum
Authority: (Fabricius, 1775)
Order: Arachnida: Opiliones
Family: Nemastomatidae
Records: 6544
1992-on hectads: 847
Pre-1992 hectads: 1179
Total hectads: 1845
0m to 980m
This is the most commonly recorded British harvestman. It is a very widespread species throughout Britain, extending to most parts of the northern and western island groups. The large areas with sparse records in western Scotland, the Scottish/English border regions and mid-Wales are almost certainly under-recorded. Martens (1978) gives its European distribution as extending from Iberia through France, Belgium and western Norway. Nemastoma bimaculatum was previously confused with N. lugubre (Gruber & Martens 1968); it would be surprising if at some time in the future N. lugubre did not turn up in Britain through accidental introductions. In the Netherlands N. lugubre and N. bimaculatum are often found together (Wijnhoven 2009).
Nemastoma bimaculatum is found from coast to mountain top (up to at least 960m in Britain) occupying microhabitats in the soil layer, below rocks, logs and other debris, and within moss and leaf-litter. It is found in both wooded and open habitats. Adults are found throughout the year and Philipson (1959) considered they live up to 18 months. They are eurychronous i.e. egg laying is not restricted to one period of the year, and generations will overlap. The juveniles are most frequent in summer and autumn. They are active on the surface at night and often caught in pitfall traps.
The palps of all stages have capitate setae i.e. hairs that are glandular and have a sticky blob on the end. These presumably act like fly paper and probably allow these harvestmen to specialise on springtails and other small, soft-bodied invertebrates suited to their small chelicerae. N. bimaculatum is not known to feed on plant material, fungi or carrion but will eat freshly dead invertebrates.
A very common species.
Text based on: Hillyard, P. D. 2005. Harvestmen: keys and notes for the identification of British species. Synopses of the British Fauna 4 (3rd edn). Field Studies Council, Shrewsbury.
Gruber, J. & Martens, J. 1968. Morphologie, Systematik und Ökologie der Gattung Nemastoma C. L. Koch (s. str.) (Opiliones, Nemastomatidae). Senckenbergiana biologica 49: 137-172.
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The movements of zooplankton are closely tied to light. Most go deep during the day and head to the surface at night. Photo by Flip Nicklin/Minden Pictures
Why Scientists Should Do It in the Dark
Sample zooplankton, that is.
by Amorina Kingdon
March 5, 2018 | 500 words, about 2 minutes
When biologists think of contamination, bacteria or dirt might come to mind. But a new study has illuminated a different sort of contamination that's been polluting data from Arctic seas: the artificial light that shines from research vessels.
According to a new study, one kind of data in particular may be flawed: measurements of zooplankton taken during the Arctic winter. "Almost everything we have done over the years from the research vessel in the polar night has been done in a sort of cathedral of light that is driven down into the darkness," says Jørgen Berge, a marine biologist at the Arctic University of Norway.
And since zooplankton are phototaxic—highly responsive to light—the ships' lights change their behavior. "Light is the key environmental factor for these organisms," Berge says.
Around the world, zooplankton migrate up and down in the water column throughout the day in the planet's largest synchronized movement of biomass. During the day, they sink into the dark to avoid predators, then surface during the night to feed on phytoplankton and bits of detritus. Zooplankton underpin marine food webs, which means inaccurate population estimates could affect Arctic ecosystem models.
Ice keeps many vessels out of polar waters in the winter, but around Svalbard, where Berge works, the water typically remains open, so scientists can work year round. Here, many zooplankton are negatively phototaxic—they move away from light—so glaring artificial lights in the black Arctic night can skew sampling.
Using acoustic imaging, Berge detected zooplankton as deep as 80 meters fleeing laterally when they sensed light. He also caught them scattering up to 500 meters away in the surface layers of the sea. This means plankton tows and water samples taken from research ships in the Arctic night may have systematically found fewer, or different, zooplankton than normally would be there.
Russell Hopcroft, a marine biologist with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, says the study is useful for refining sampling methodologies. "All the data that we have right now probably had some light contamination," he says. Hopcroft points out that we still don't know what species are actually moving in response to the lights, so it's hard to say how much, if at all, researchers will have to change their models of Arctic ecosystems. But Hopcroft thinks this study sets the stage for examining the effects of artificial light in other situations; for example, near permanently illuminated structures such as oil rigs.
Bergen's next step is to quantify the effects of the light, and that means gathering data in the dark. His team has pioneered the Jetyak, an autonomous surface vehicle—essentially a kayak outfitted with a remote-controlled motor and scientific equipment—that needs no operator, no lights, and can travel several kilometers from the ship.
He also agrees with Hopcroft that scientists need to look at how artificial light has potentially impacted data from other dark environs in the ocean, such as deep-sea data gathered in the floodlights of a remotely operated vehicle or a submarine. "We have to be conscientious about what sort of light climate we are in when we try to study in a natural state environment," he says.
Amorina Kingdon has worked as a science writer and science media officer in Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal. She ended up in Victoria when she arrived for a vacation, fell in love with the coast, and forgot to leave. She has studied biology and journalism, and enjoys reading, running, good food, and being outside.
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Cite this Article: Amorina Kingdon "Why Scientists Should Do It in the Dark," Hakai Magazine, Mar 5, 2018, accessed July 16th, 2019, https://www.hakaimagazine.com/news/why-scientists-should-do-it-in-the-dark/.
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