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Salmond brands Cameron a 'silly arrogant man' over PM's handling of indyref aftermath
Alex Salmond has described the Prime Minister as a "silly arrogant man" over his handling of the aftermath of the Scottish independence referendum.
The former First Minister has told how he watched David Cameron's television address on the morning of September 19 and realised "what must now be done".
Extracts of Mr Salmond's book The Dream Shall Never Die, his referendum diary looking back on the campaign for independence, are being published in the Scottish Sun.
Yesterday, the newspaper told how he was ''disgusted'' with Mr Cameron's decision to link further devolution for Scotland with English votes for English laws in the wake of the No vote on September 18, branding the Prime Minister ''a Tory toff on a day trip'' for his interventions in the debate.
His attack on Mr Cameron continued today, with his account of how he watched the Prime Minister's speech on television.
"As he struts out to say that Scottish reform must take place 'in tandem with' and 'at the same pace as' changes in England, I immediately realise the significance," Mr Salmond said.
"There was no mention of this last week when he was in a complete panic about the polls.
"I think 'you silly arrogant man' and look around the room."
Mr Salmond - who is standing for election at Westminster in the Gordon constituency - said his team were too exhausted to realise "the door Cameron has just opened".
He added: "I understand - no, I sense - what now must be done."
The book, which will be published on Thursday, comes as the SNP gears up to win a record number of seats in May's election.
Polls indicate the nationalists could send over 50 MPs to Westminster, with Labour facing near wipeout.


As of November 7, 2018, a total of 32 states plus the District of Columbia and Guam have what are called "effective" state medical marijuana laws. These states include: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, Washington state, and West Virginia.
Nine states have legalized adult (aged 21 and older) personal use of marijuana and legally regulate the production, distribution, and sale of marijuana: Alaska, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington state. In addition, the state of Vermont and the District of Columbia have legalized limited personal possession and cultivation of marijuana by adults aged 21 and older.
Marijuana Policy Project, "State by State Medical Marijuana Laws 2015 with a December 2016 Supplement - How to Remove the Threat of Arrest," (Washington, DC: MPP, February 2017), p. 1, last accessed September 27, 2017.
Vermont: "Governor Phil Scott Signs H.511," Office of the Governor of Vermont, News Release, Jan. 22, 2018.
"An act relating to eliminating penalties for possession of limited amounts of marijuana by adults 21 years of age or older"


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American Oversight Sues Multiple Agencies for Jan. 6 Communications and Other Records
In three separate lawsuits, American Oversight is seeking records — including meeting notes, emails, and any orders for the protection of certain Trump allies who attended the preceding rally — that could shed light on how the government responded to the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Complaint: American Oversight v. DOD, Army, DHS, DOI, and DOJ — Records Concerning the Jan. 6, 2021, Attack on the Capitol Building
Lawsuit filed by American Oversight against the Department of Defense, the U.S. Department of the Army, the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of the Interior, and the Justice Department seeking records related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol building, including communications from Jan. 6, whistleblower complaints, and records from a Jan. 4 meeting convened by acting Defense Secretary Miller.
FOIA to DHS Seeking Agency Officials' Communications from Jan. 6, 2021
FOIA request to the Department of Homeland Security seeking top officials' communications from Jan. 6, 2021. American Oversight seeks these records to shed light on the roles that senior officials played during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol building.

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Highest Paid Washington State Employee, Winning Washington State Coach Nick Rolovich, Fired for Refusing to Take COVID Jab
Washington state governor Jay Inslee set this week as the due date for Washington State employees to get vaccinated. Yesterday Washington State Coach Nick Rolvich was fired for not getting the COVID jab.
Radical leaders at Washington State University sided with the state's insane governor and fired their head football coach yesterday.
Washington State University (WSU) sacked Nick Rolovich, its highest-paid employee, and four of his assistants, for failing to meet a vaccine mandate.
The mandate means all state workers in Washington have to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 or lose their jobs.
Mr Rolovich, 42, who earned $3.1m (£2.25m) a year, had applied for a religious exemption from the mandate.
But WSU's Director of Athletics, Pat Chun, said the exemption had been refused.
"This is a disheartening day for our football programme," Mr Chun said.
Many fellow coaches were also fired.
Defensive tackles coach Ricky Logo, assistant head coach and cornerback coach John Richardson, co-offensive coordinate and quarterbacks coach Craig Stutzmann and offensive line coach Mark Weber were also fired, CBS Sports report.
Defensive coordinator Jake Dickert will take over as the Cougars' interim coach.
After starting the season 1-3, Washington State managed to notch three straight wins for a 4-3 overall record and 3-2 conference record. The Cougars are scheduled to play BYU on Saturday.
The governor also made it so that individuals would not be eligible for unemployment once they were fired for standing up for their own Constitutional rights to privacy, etc.
Employees in Washington state who refuse to comply with workplace COVID-19 vaccination mandates most likely will not qualify to receive unemployment benefits.
"The vast majority of people will not be eligible for unemployment compensation," Gov. Jay Inslee said during a news conference. "So people will be without a paycheck the day that they are discharged."
Inslee's comments came as he announced a new executive order requiring K-12 and state university employees to be fully vaccinated by Oct. 18 to keep their jobs. State employees also face the same requirement.
Teachers, ferry crew members, and others were fired on Monday as well. The media is yet to report on the significance of these firings to the community. What an injustice.
The post Highest Paid Washington State Employee, Winning Washington State Coach Nick Rolovich, Fired for Refusing to Take COVID Jab appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
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Woke Military Deploys Gender Advisors for Afghans at Fort McCoy


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Q: PHP - count unique arrays Array (
 [0] => Array ( [0] => b [1] => d)
 [1] => Array ( [0] => c [1] => a)
 [2] => Array ( [0] => b [1] => d)
 [3] => Array ( [0] => a [1] => d)
 [4] => Array ( [0] => c )
 [5] => Array ( [0] => a [1] => d [2] => e)
 [6] => Array ( [0] => d [1] => b)
 )

I would like to perform a count on unique inner arrays, so I can get a count similar to:
2 of b,d
1 of c,a
1 of a,d
1 of c
1 of a,d,e
1 of d,b
I looked at "implode" function, but I only get a listing of all values in the inner arrays instead of a count.
foreach ($result_array as &$pair)
    {
    $pair = implode(', ', $pair);
    }

A: You were so close... Try this:
$original = array (
    array ('b', 'd'),
    array ('c', 'a'),
    array ('b', 'd'),
    array ('a', 'd'),
    array ('c'),
    array ('a', 'd', 'e'),
    array ('d', 'b')
);

$result = array();

foreach ($original as $part) {

    $key = implode(', ', $part);

    if( ! array_key_exists ($key, $result)) {
        $result[$key] = 0;
    }

    $result[$key] = $result[$key] + 1;
}

foreach ($result as $key => $value) {
    echo "$value of {$key}<br/>";
}

Output:
2 of b, d
1 of c, a
1 of a, d
1 of c
1 of a, d, e
1 of d, b

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Evening at Elmwood Celebrates Residents of Local Cemetery
Robertson County Historical Society
The summer evening was still. The shadows grew long as the sun began to slide below the horizon. It was a typical early summer evening. "Halt! Who goes there !!!," shouted the sentry at his post. As the soldier drew near, his uniform marked him as a Confederate soldier. He looked tired and worn. He questioned the visitors about loyalty, and after determining that no "Yankee spies" were in the group, he began to tell his story.
Evening at Elmwood is the annual fundraiser by the Robertson County Historical Society that brings the stories of our past citizens to the attention of eager audience members.
This year [2010], participants will have the chance to meet Mrs. R. K. (Ann) Hicks, W.E. Ryan, Thomas W. Mason, Richard Cheatham, and T. Marion Henry. The evening will begin with a box supper on the grounds of historic Elmwood Cemetery.
After the meal, costumed guides will lead small groups of dinner guests throughout the cemetery where they will meet the special resident hosts and hear their story. These guides will also provide general information about the cemetery, point out interesting gravestones or share additional stories about other residents.
Here are just a few tidbits about the resident hosts for the evening:
Miss Ann K. Greer was born in Gallatin, Tennessee in 1815. She was married to young Physician, Robert K. Hicks in October 1842 by Thomas Farmer, a Justice of the Peace. The Methodist Church in Springfield was organized in the 1830's. Mrs. Hicks was one of the early members. By 1850, the Hicks family had grown to include Robert Jr., Edwin and Ida. Mr. Hicks was also involved in politics. He attended an 1854 political Convention held in Charleston, representing nearly all of the Southern and Western States. The session lasted for six days, business of the greatest importance was discussed (including slavery, railroads, taxation, territorial expansion.) Hicks attended the convention at personal expense. Ann Hicks was connected to the famous Abingdon/Holston Salt works and wealthy land owner, William King. She filed a power of attorney to place her claim towards the estate. The exact relationship has not been determined.
William Eugene Ryan was born in Logan county, Ky in 1858, the son of James and Sarah Mason Ryan. The family moved to Springfield about 1880, where James Ryan operated a grocery. W.E. Ryan became Vice-President of the Springfield National Bank in place of the deceased John Y. Hutchinson. Ryan later became President of that bank. He was also one of the major founding stockholders of the Springfield Woolen Mill. W.E. Ryan & Co was the distributor of Horseshoe Brand Tobacco Grower fertilizer from 1900-1905.
Thomas W. Mason is buried beneath a gravestone indicating he was a Confederate soldier in the Civil War. The stone lacks a date of birth or date of death. Thomas W. Mason was born about 1843 in Logan county, Kentucky. He was the son of D.D. and Francis J. French Mason. After the death of his parents, Thomas lived with his half-sister, Sarah Mason, and her husband James Ryan. Young Thomas Mason enlisted in the 1st Kentucky Regiment on 23 April 1861, but the unit was disbanded in May of 1862. Mason then enlisted the 25th of August, 1862 at Keysburg, Kentucky in (Gano's) 2nd Kentucky Cavalry. He was captured in Greensburg, Kentucky on 20 May 1863 and was taken to the Military Prison in Louisville, where he was sent to Baltimore on the 29th of May. He was paroled from Fort McHenry in Baltimore in June, and exchanged in Virginia. He was recaptured in Salineville, Ohio in July of the same year and taken to Camp Chase, Ohio. He was transferred to Camp Douglas, Illinois in August of 1863, where he remained until 21 January 1865 when he was released. He is surrounded my the Ryan family in Elmwood Cemetery.
Richard Cheatham, born in Springfield, Tennessee, in the year 1799 was a merchant, farmer, breeder of fine horses and cotton ginner. He was appointed a Brigadier General of the State Militia in 1829. Cheatham served as a Representative to the State legislature from 1825 until 1836. He battled Cave Johnson unsuccessfully for the U.S. Congressional Seat through the campaigns of 1830, 1832, and 1834 before defeating Johnson in 1836. Gen. Richard Cheatham served in Congress from the Whig party from 1837 to 1839. He was defeated by Cave Johnson, who returned to the House of Representatives.
Thomas Marion Henry was born in 1826. T. Marion married Miss Harriet Gunn in 1851. She was the daughter of the Rev Thomas Gunn and his wife, Frances. In the 1860 census, Mr. Henry's occupation is a cabinet maker by 1880 he is listed as a furniture dealer. Previously Henry was in partnership of a grocery in Springfield with James T. Henry for only a year (1876-1877).
To learn more about this event or the wonderful history of Robertson County, call the Robertson County History Museum at 382-7173.
Labels: Elmwood Cemetery Springfield Tennessee Hicks Mason Cheatham
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Q: Github: How can I require PRs to be approved by me, unless they are my own? I have a private Github repo which I want to make public, but:

*

*I don't want people to be able to merge their PRs without my approval

*I want to be able to merge my own PRs without anyone's approval

Is this possible and how ?
I couldn't find a combination of the above while looking at my repo's settings, unless I pay for a PRO account.

A: This may not be exact answer, but it should be similar for public repo. I have a private repo and paid account with one additional user license, so I can review and require approval of other user's PRs.
This is how I setup protection. repo -> Settings -> Branches (under code and automation) -> Branch protection rule -> enter a branch pattern (like release*) ..there are number of checkboxes and you want to pick whatever protection you need.
For eg. I picked:

*

*Require a pull request before merging
-- Require approvals

However, found an interesting option which might be useful to you. So if you are administrator you should be able to bypass the protection but other non-admins cannot is what I am gathering
Do not allow bypassing the above settings
The above settings will apply to administrators and custom roles with the "bypass branch protections" permission.


Imagine if SEEK showed up at my library?!!? I mean, people would buy it for the cover!!
=D That would be so crazy!
OH MY STARS!!! THAT'S AMAZING!!
Yes!! I love this post! I switched from being a traditionally published author to an indie author. I understand the importance of leaving a review. I find myself supporting indie's more, especially artist.
Agreed! Every form of Indie needs slightly different support but it means so much!


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Rebranding the Foot Measure - Maternova Inc.
It's usually sometime in elementary school when students first learn about standard international units and the historical origin of the foot-measure. As the story goes, landowners and laborers alike required a standard measure, and King Henry III's foot seemed a plausible enough option. This solution arose from centuries of use of a convenient, body-based metric readily available in the field.
Today, maternal health researchers have found the age-old metric to hold new relevance: studies in recent years support a positive correlation between newborn foot length and low birth weight. Measuring infants' feet in rural, low-income regions where most children are born at home presents the opportunity to improve neonatal mortality rates on a significant scale. This simple measure will equip midwives, community members, and parents alike with the ability to screen infants born prematurely or underweight out in the field, and target them to receive the necessary medical attention they need to survive.
Studies in countries ranging from Tanzania and Uganda to India, Nepal, and Iran have rigorously tested this measure against other body-based indicators on infants in the few days after birth. While most studies maintain that measuring around a newborn's chest, for instance, [more accurately identifies low birth weight]( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16885929), measuring an infant's foot length is still [quite accurate and much more efficient]( http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/10/624/figure/F1?highres=y:). Laying a ruler against a newborn's foot rather than looping a tape around her torso circumvents the time-consuming and warmth-robbing process of removing clothing, as well as the extra training necessary to correctly take the measurement.
"An estimated 18 million babies are born with LBW. They account for 60%-80% of neonatal deaths. Moreover, LBW who survive the critical neonatal period may suffer impaired physical and mental growth. Therefore, an early identification and prompt referral of LBW newborns is vital in preventing neonatal deaths."
To this end, researchers have begun developing special foot-length measuring tools. [SS Hirve's team]( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8406702) created a "tri-colored foot tape intended for use at home by the neonatal caretaker or birth attendant." As we went to publish this blog we came across a [Healthy Newborn Network blog post by Tanya Marchant which further describes the tool](http://www.healthynewbornnetwork.org/blog/measuring-newborn-foot-length-small-step-forward).
A standardized tool has not yet been put into production, but innovators with a penchant for design, utility in the field (and perhaps the [complex history of kings and their feet](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot_(unit))) may well bring neonatal health a few steps forward by rebranding the foot measure.


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Tavarekere Kalliah Chandrashekar (born 1956) is an Indian bioinorganic chemist and a former director of National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology, a CSIR subsidiary. He was appointed the director of National Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhubaneswar where he continues as a senior professor at the department of chemical sciences. He is known for the discovery of novel macrocyclic systems and is an elected fellow of the Indian National Science Academy, National Academy of Sciences, India and the Indian Academy of Sciences. The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, the apex agency of the Government of India for scientific research, awarded him the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Science and Technology, one of the highest Indian science awards, in 2001, for his contributions to chemical sciences.

Biography

T. K. Chandrashekar, born on the New Year's Day of 1956 in the Indian state of Karnataka, did his college studies at the University of Mysore from where he completed his graduate and master's courses. His doctoral studies were at the Indian Institute of Science under the guidance of V. Krishnan on bioinorganic chemistry and after securing a PhD in 1982, he moved to the US where he did his post-doctoral studies at the laboratories of Hans Van Willigen of the University of Massachusetts, Boston (1982–84) and G. T. Babcock at Michigan State University (1984–86). Before returning to India, he did research for one year as an Alexander von Humboldt Fellow with E. Vogel at the University of Cologne. His Indian career started at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur as a lecturer in 1986 where he spent 17 years before joining the National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology (NIIST), a CSIR subsidiary, as the director in 2003. Six years later, he was appointed the director of National Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhubaneswar where he continues as a senior professor at the department of chemical sciences.

Legacy
Chandrashekar is credited with the discovery of expanded porphyrins-based macrocyclic systems which had the ability to bind and transport anions and transition metal cations. Using physico-chemical techniques, he elucidated the electronic structure of those macro cycles. He also worked on photodynamic therapy, photosynthetic intermediates and supramolecular systems for molecular devices. He has published his researches by way of several peer-reviewed articles; the online article repository of the Indian Academy of Sciences has listed 103 of them. He has served as the project investigator for 12 projects by scientific agencies such as Department of Science and Technology, Department of Atomic Energy and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research and has guided 26 master's and 17 doctoral scholars in their studies. As the director of National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology, he is known to have made notable changes in the structure of the organization by establishing five independent divisions and establishing High-resolution transmission electron microscopy and 500 MHz Nuclear magnetic resonance facilities. He has also been involved with the administration of Indian National Science Academy and the Indian Academy of Sciences as a member of their councils during 2009-11 and 2013-15 respectively. He also served as secretary of DST.

Awards and honors

Chandrashekar received the Bronze Medal of the Chemical Research Society of India in 2000; the society would honour him again with the Silver Medal in 2008. The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research awarded him the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize, one of the highest Indian science awards, in 2001. He received Professor Priyadaranjan Ray Memorial Award of the Indian Chemical Society in 2002, followed by the Chemito Award, the next year. Holder of J. C. Bose National Fellowship in 2006, he was elected by the National Academy of Sciences, India as their fellow in 1996
and he became an elected fellow of the Indian Academy of Sciences in 1996 and the Indian National Science Academy in 2003.
In 2021, on the occasion of his 65th birthday, a special issue of the Journal of Porphyrins and Phthalocyanines was dedicated to honouring T. K. Chandrashekar for his outstanding contributions in the field of porphyrinoids. Sixty scholar-contributors around the world, including Karl M. Kadish and Atsuhiro Osuka, submitted their research papers to be published in this special issue.

See also
 Porphyrins
 Photodynamic therapy

References

Recipients of the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award in Chemical Science
1956 births
Indian scientific authors
Fellows of the Indian Academy of Sciences
Fellows of the Indian National Science Academy
Living people
Scientists from Karnataka
University of Mysore alumni
Indian Institute of Science alumni
University of Massachusetts Boston alumni
Michigan State University alumni
University of Cologne alumni
Academic staff of IIT Kanpur
20th-century Indian chemists
Bioinorganic chemists

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Hello just reg yesterday. Sayen hello, and im shure glad to see a group like this. Im still newish to the political landscape here in E:D but things like this give me some hope for some actually cooperative faction and power interactions. Im not currently seeking to join your orginization, due to the fact that im still working on my fleet and my capital. I am policing and providing for a system on the outer rim, using it as a hanger and BoA. Currently my chosen faction is at 50% rep and the pirates and fed coperation are down below 20 last I checked. Im also beginning to sponsor and develop a local corp and provide covert ops to the main faction. Im hesitant to release my location openly on any forum as yet because we are definatly not ready to defend ourselves openly. All this being said it is my primary plan to bring this system into the Alliance.
Just wanted to make myself known and open a line of contact with the alliance directly.
If you need assistance supporting an Alliance faction or flipping a system for the Alliance feel free to send me a PM here on the forum. We're always more than happy to assist Alliance pilots.
The system im currently supporting is extremely short on capital, and is in dire need of food stuffs and other basic goods. Im currently outfiiting a ship to act as system defence. Actually im currently raising funds again for said outfitting the local institutions have sucked up much in the way of donations however I dont mind its a fast way to buld up rep. If youd like to emigrate to this system, and I recomend it its a true spacers system, however the local economies are sparce, it is on the outter rim, please pm me and ill send you our location.
So far not a single group refused its support, I hope AEDC is onboard too. Can you please state your position?
Best regards, Raf von Thorn, Emperors Grace.
To tell you the truth, not sure weither or not any of you play Xbox One, I just wanted to join a guild for the alliance.
Hi Chris, and welcome! We all share the same universe, just not the same instances.
Everyone can still participate and contribute as most of our activities are related to the BGS and PP. XBOX players are more than welcome!
I'm back but seems my account no longer works. Had to make a new one. Still busy with the new teaching job but hope to be flying more. the EDC mission site also seems to not recognize me anymore as well. Does it have a recover option or should I just make a new account?
We have a private group and our own Discord server.
Same boat as ShotgunZebra. I've finally gotten the time to come back and get flying again, but I had to re-register for the forum and I can't login to the squad board. The forums recognized my original username (wwhorton) but I couldn't recover my password. What should I do?
Scratch that, turns out my email address was marking the reset emails as spam. Is there a way I can reset my password on the squad board?
We don't care for taking ships, we care for taking systems! Let the gorillas beat their chests and fling their feces around for all the good it will do them. They will arrive home to find their home systems taken, stations converted and wives completely exhausted.


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A rumba szó jelentése: ünnep, tánc, felkiáltás

Maga a rumba több kubai páros tánc összefoglaló neve. Zenéjét az afrokubai ritmusok jellemzik. Ennek a zenének két ága fejlődött ki:
 habanera
 modern rumba
E két zene természetesen szoros kapcsolatban áll egymással.
A 19. század leírásaiban szenvedélyes, csábító táncként említik, a nő arra törekszik, hogy a férfit kihívó csípőmozgásával elcsábítsa.
A zenét vagy lassan játszották, mint később az Európában népszerű rumba-bolerót, vagy gyorsabb tempóban, mint a rumba-guarachat-t és a "Kubai Rumbát".

1930-ban hódította meg Európát. A "The Peanut Vendor" volt az első rumbasláger, amely a világot meghódította. Az első rumba koreográfiát az angolok dolgozták ki, melyet a franciák és a németek átvettek. 1964-től versenyeken is táncolják.

Versenytáncos rumba

1964-ben a rumba felkerült a versenytáncok programjára s azóta is nélkülözhetetlen a programokból.
Alapja a rumba-boleró.

 Zenei ütem: 4/4
 Tempó: 25-27 ütem/perc

Jellemzői
Zenéje mérsékeltebb vagy gyorsabb, de általában az utóbbi jellemző. (Nem tévesztendő össze a latin boleróval, amely valóban lassú, szomorú zene.) A klasszikus tánczenén kívül néhány popzenére is lehet rumba lépéseket táncolni. Zenei üteme 8/8-as, amely a következő ritmusképlet szerint oszlik meg: 3+3+2.

Táncok


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TORONTO — Auston Matthews had a lot of fingers pointing in his direction following Toronto's first-round exit last spring. Monday represented a big step towards making sure there's no repeat.
TORONTO — Auston Matthews had a lot of fingers pointing in his direction following Toronto's first-round exit last spring.
Matthews had a goal and an assist for his first points of the playoffs as the Maple Leafs defeated the Boston Bruins 3-2 to grab a 2-1 lead in their best-of-seven Eastern Conference quarterfinal.
Heavily criticized for his performance in Boston's seven-game victory 12 months ago — he registered just two points, while Boston's top line of Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron and David Pastrnak combined for 30 — Matthews put Toronto ahead for good on the power play midway through the second period.
"It's just another level when you score a goal in the playoffs, especially at home," said Matthews, who had 37 goals in the regular season. "It feels like an earthquake under you.
"The atmosphere tonight was unbelievable and we just want to continue what we built off tonight here on Wednesday (in Game 4)."
Promoted to the first power-play unit because of Kadri's suspension, Johnsson made it 3-1 with 2:48 left in the period when he roofed a backhand over Rask off a nice feed from John Tavares as Toronto connected for a second time on the man advantage after going 0 for 4 in the first two games.
"They were coming with more speed," DeBrusk said. "We brought the speed in Game 2 and they brought the speed in (Games) 1 and 3.
Note: Game 5 is set for Friday in Boston. Game 6, if necessary, would be back in Toronto on Sunday. ... Bruins defenceman Torey Krug played after taking a big hit from Jake Muzzin in Game 2, but Connor Clifton sat out with an undisclosed injury. Boston winger Marcus Johansson missed a second consecutive game with an illness.


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Jallianwala Bagh massacre 100th anniversary
Political leaders across the country paid homage to the victims of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre on its 100th anniversary on Saturday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind took to Twitter to pay their respects with the former saying that the "valour and sacrifice (of the martyrs) will never be forgotten". "Their memory inspires us to work even harder to build an India they would be proud of," PM Modi tweeted.
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi also arrived at the memorial in the national capital and paid floral tributes to the martyrs along with Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh. In his message on the visitors' book, British High Commissioner to India Sir Dominic Asquith called the massacre "a shameful act in British-Indian history." "The events of Jallianwala Bagh 100 years ago today reflect a shameful act in British-Indian history. We deeply regret what happened and the suffering caused," he said.
A massacre took place in Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar on Baisakhi in April 1919 when troops of the British Indian Army under the command of Colonel Dyer opened fire on a crowd of people holding a pro-independence meeting, leaving hundreds of people dead and scores injured.
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World's biggest woodpecker
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I heard the raucous antics of the massive woodpecker before I saw it. an outsized pileated woodpecker had landed within the upper branches of a wild cherry near the creek that runs past my home. From spring to summer, the leaves of the tree provide green shelter for a spread of songbirds. During the winter, the tree may be a stark outline against the winter sky and offers no concealment — not that a bird as large as a pileated woodpecker — it's the dimensions of a crow — would find it easy to cover itself.
One thing's certain. A sighting of a pileated woodpecker never fails to impress. This bird features a loud, raucous cackling call, which is usually heard before the bird is observed. This woodpecker spends an honest amount of its time low to the bottom , so when one takes flight unexpectedly, often calling loudly as its powerful wing beats carry it faraway from an observer, the instant are often somewhat startling. These experiences of sudden and unexpected sightings of 1 of those woodpeckers is usually amid exclamations of surprise. Hence common names like "wood-hen" and "Lord God Bird" are adopted for these woodpeckers. Other names for the pileated have included carpenter bird, cock-of-the-woods and wood-hen.
At one point, the pileated woodpecker was relegated to second place when it came to the dimensions of native woodpeckers. the usually inaccessible swampy woodlands and river bottoms of the American south were home to the previous title holder, the ivorybill . With the unsettled status of the ivorybill — is it extinct or is it still lingering in an Arkansas swamp? — the pileated woodpecker is taken into account the most important woodpecker within the us . If incontrovertible evidence of the existence of ivory-billed woodpeckers should emerge within the future, the pileated woodpecker would once more find itself overshadowed by this dramatically larger relative.
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Although the pileated woodpecker can reach a length of 19 inches, the bird weighs only about 11 ounces. Male and feminine look similar with a black and white body and a bright red crest on the top . In fact, the term "pileated" within the species' name comes from the Latin "pileatus," meaning "capped." Males show a red stripe — or mustache — on the cheek that's not present in females.
As mentioned earlier, the pileated woodpecker often are often found low to the bottom , foraging on tree stumps and fallen logs, also as in taller, living trees. the rationale for this behavior rests with one among its favorite foods — the standard ant . The pileated isn't the sole woodpecker that supplements its diet with ants. as an example , the Northern flicker is additionally keen on dining on these insects. Studies conducted on the dietary preferences of pileated woodpeckers have revealed that the maximum amount as 40 percent of the diet is formed from ants. Some pileated woodpeckers appear to possess developed quite addiction for ants with some individuals dining almost exclusively on ants. These woodpeckers also eat wild fruits and nuts, also as other insects and their larvae. The pileated woodpecker will occasionally visit a feeder for suet or seeds, but I've not had much luck overcoming their instinctive wariness.
Pileated woodpeckers — usually a mated pair — are among my wild neighbors for years, but they're shy, retiring birds. Despite their bold appearance and capacity for creating quite racket, the pileated woodpecker usually otherwise goes out of its way to not attract attention to itself. due to this, close-up observations of the most important of our woodpeckers are experiences to savor.
The bird's enthusiastic ability to excavate cavities in rotten trees may be a boon to other species of birds. Certain species of ducks also as owls, bats, squirrels and other species of wildlife will often make use of cavities created by pileated woodpeckers for roosting locations or to boost their own young.
Worldwide, there are about 180 different woodpeckers, but the family is conspicuous in its abs
American Three-toed Woodpecker
U.S./Canada Population Estimate: 1,400,000
Population Trend: Decreasing
Habitat: Boreal and mountain forests
Threats: Forest fragmentation, insect declines/reduced food resources, fire suppression
Note: The American Three-toed Woodpecker has one toe but most woodpeckers, a trait that some believe allows it to lean further faraway from trees, delivering more forceful strikes. American Three-toed Woodpecker populations have declined by quite 25 percent since 1970.
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Prototype flying car travels between Slovakian cities
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A Slovakian company took its prototype flying car for a test flight between two cities, spending a total 35 minutes in the air.
Klein Vision announced its AirCar Prototype 1 spent 35 minutes flying between the cities of Nita and Bratislava on Monday, marking the first successful intercity flight for the company.
The company said the AirCar reached a maximum cruising speed of 118 mph and the trip was about half as long as a typical drive between the two cities.
"AirCar is no longer just a proof of concept," Klein Vision co-founder Anton Zajac said in a news release. "It has turned science fiction into a reality."
The AirCar, which contains a 160 horsepower BMW engine, is designed to convert into a sports car in a button-operated process that takes about 3 minutes to complete.
The company said it is now working on the AirCar Prototype 2, which will feature a 300 horsepower engine and is expected to cruise at up to 186 mph with a range of 621 miles.
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We calculate the flight performance of the large volant bird Argentavis magnificens from the upper Miocene (≈6 million years ago) of Argentina employing a simulation model. Argentavis was probably overlarge (mass ≈70 kg) to be capable of continuous flapping flight or standing takeoff under its own muscle power. Like extant condors and vultures, Argentavis would have extracted energy from the atmosphere for flight, counting on thermals present on the Argentinean pampas to supply power for soaring, and it probably used slope soaring over the windward slopes of the Andes. it had been a superb glider, with a gliding angle on the brink of 3° and a cruising speed of 67 kph. Argentavis could begin by running downhill, or by launching from a perch to select up flight speed. Other means of takeoff remain problematic.
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Few prehistoric animals have captured the imaginations of paleontologists so profoundly as has Argentavis magnificens from the upper Miocene (≈6 million years ago) of Argentina with its enormous size and predatory lifestyle. With an estimated mass of 70–72 kg and a wingspan of ≈7 m, it had been the world's largest known carinate (1–10), about the dimensions of a Cessna 152 light aircraft. As a result, the aerodynamics of Argentavis has been fertile ground for speculation for the last 25 years by qualitative analogy with other large flying birds (4, 6–8). Argentavis fossils are known from four localities of upper Miocene continental deposits of central and northwestern of Argentina (Fig. 1 A and B), of which localities 1 and a couple of lie near the western side of the Andean foothills, whereas localities 3 and 4 are located within the pampas (7, 8). Argentavis may be a member of the extinct avian family Teratornithidae, a predatory group of birds known from Miocene to Pleistocene deposits that was associated with storks (Ciconiidae) and New World vultures (Vulturidae) within the Ciconiiformes (10). the foremost prolific fossil remains of teratorns include many specimens from >105 individuals of Teratornis merriami entrapped within the upper Pleistocene Rancho La Brea tar pits in l. a. , California (2). With an estimated wingspan of three .5 m and body mass of 13.7 kg, Teratornis merriami shows a body plan and skeletal proportion almost like those of Argentavis and provides important clues to scaling of the missing elements of Argentavis (Table 1). during this report, we present aerodynamic analyses to calculate the flight performance of Argentavis employing a flight simulation model originally developed by helicopter designers (11) that reveals details not only of its takeoff and landing strategies, but also its postulated skillful thermal soaring techniques and possible inability to sustain powered or flapping flight.
Six million years ago, the skies of Argentina were home to fearsome predator – Argentavis magnificens, the most important bird to ever fancy the air. It weighed in at 70kg and had a wingspan of 7m, about an equivalent size as a Cessna 152 light aircraft.
Argentavis was a member of an extinct group of predatory birds understandably called the teratorns – 'monster birds'. they're associated with storks and New World vultures like turkey vultures and condors. But Argentavis completely dwarfed even the huge Andean condor , weighing sixfold more and with a wingspan over twice as long (in the image below, its silhouette is placed next to a American eagle for scale).
There is no doubt that Argentavis flew. it's all the characteristics of recent flyers including light, hollow bones and powerful , sturdy wings. It's how it flew that palaeontologists have puzzled over, given its massive size in reference to modern birds. For a start, how did it get its large bulk off the bottom within the first place? The heaviest living flier, the good Kori Bustard, is over 3 times lighter than Argentavis, and even it can only begin after arduously 'taxiing' sort of a airplane.
Sankar Chatterjee from the Museum of Texas Tech University decided to model the giant's flying style by running simulations with known fossils. He found that Argentavis simply couldn't have generated enough lift from a running-take-off. It needed height to urge airborne, but it could manage with surprisingly little. Even a mild down-slope of 10° and a light-weight headwind would have given it enough extra power to avoid an embarrassing crash. Albatrosses and hang-glider pilots use an equivalent technique today.
Once within the air, the flapping flight that tiny birds use was out of the question for the enormous predator. By studying its skeleton, Chatterjee estimated the utmost amount of power that its flight muscles could have generated. And while substantial, it had been still 3.5 times but the minimum amount of power needed to fly.
Instead, Chatterjee believes that Argentavis was a master glider. it had been capable of soaring for nice distances at a shallow angle of 3°, continually re-shaping its wings to regulate its glide. Unlike flapping, the efficiency of gliding doesn't change considerably with size, if a bird sticks to the quality body plan. So despite its enormity, Argentavis sailed through the air with the maximum amount grace the maximum amount smaller species just like the buzzard or Ciconia ciconia .
Like modern soarers, Chatterjee believes that Argentavis used two techniques. By flying along the Andean ridges, it stayed aloft using upwards air currents produced by wind deflected up the cliffs. The several fossils found at the Andean foothills support his idea.
Because of its efficient gliding, it could stay aloft using relatively slow drafts of wind. Chatterjee calculated its top speed at about 70 km/h, allowing it scan vast tracts of land for prey. It's a really energy-efficient style and today, eagles and vultures use it to great effect, sometimes covering many miles without one wing flap. When the bird switched from the mountains to the wide, open spaces of the pampas, it switched to a special method – thermal soaring, where rising columns of hot air provided it with lift.
Popcorn-like cumulus clouds betray the situation of thermals, and by circling around one, Argentavis could have risen through the air, giving itself enough height to soar to subsequent thermal. Despite its large size, Chatterjee calculated that Argentavis was manoeuvrable enough to manage the tight circular turns needed to remain within a thermal column.
Even with this reliance of thermals, Argentavis was pushing the bounds of even gliding flight. Any heavier and it might have exceeded the utmost weight for safe gliding. So why are there no equally sized giants today? Chatterjee thinks that the late Miocene's climate provided the solution . Six million years ago, Argentina was much hotter and drier than it's today – just the weather
Diver finds message in a bottle from 1926 in Michigan river
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A boat captain in Michigan discovered a message in a bottle from 1926 at the bottom of a river and later was able to speak with the daughter of its creator.
Jennifer Dowker, owner of glass-bottom boat tour company Nautical North Family Adventures, said she was scuba diving on the Cheboygan River on June 18 to clean the windows on the bottom of her boat.
Dowker said she often looks at the floor of the river while diving to see if there are any items that might be of interest to her customers.
"I just collect little bottles that I find on the ground of the river when I am diving pretty often, actually," Dowker told USA Today.
Dowker spotted a tiny green bottle June 18 dive and soon realized there was a piece of paper inside.
The note was dated November 1926 and read: "Will the person who finds this bottle return this paper to George Morrow Cheboygan, Michigan and tell where it was found?"
Dowker posted photos of her discovery to her company's Facebook page and the post quickly went viral.
"I woke up the next morning and I had a lot of messages from tons of different people saying 'Oh, this could be you know so or so," Dowker said. "Honestly, my first thought was how I was going to find the time to do this, because I am a single mom, with three boys, running a business."
Dive team finds lost iPhone with alarm still sounding in Idaho river
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A search and rescue dive team in Idaho recovered an iPhone that had been dropped into a river three days earlier -- and the alarm was still sounding
Tom Adams said he and his wife, Marlo, were kayaking on the Snake River when his boat overturned near the Tilden Bridge Boat Ramp, causing him to lose his phone, keys, wallet and fishing pole into the fast-moving waters.
Adams ended up contacting the Bingham County Search and Rescue Dive Team, which agreed to help look for his lost property as a training exercise.
"They use opportunities like this to practice and get more dive time in to prepare for the real calls, and more important events such as lifesaving," Adams told the East Idaho News. "Many members of the dive team met at the boat ramp, geared up, and hit the water. Because of the current, they had to use a safety line."
Adams said it took about 20 minutes of searching before one of the divers surfaced with his keys and his iPhone -- which was still sounding an alarm.
"It was still alarming from my Sunday morning wake-up call reminder," Adams said.
cottontail rabbit Interesting facts
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Cottontail rabbits are a crucial food source for several predators, including coyotes, foxes, and owls. When rabbit populations are reduced, predator populations also decline.
Eastern cottontails belong to the Leporidae family (rabbit and hare family). Cottontails are easy to spot by their long ears, large back feet, and little tails that are white on the underside. they need buff to brownish gray fur with white undersides. Cottontails typically weigh two to four pounds and are adult by six months aged .
The only mammal in Illinois which may be confused with the cottontail is that the Swamp Rabbit (Sylvilagus aquaticus). In Illinois, the swamp rabbit is found only within the southern counties. Swamp rabbits are similar in appearance to the cottontail but are larger and have darker, reddish-brown fur. Swamp rabbits are found in thickets or woods bordering swamps and are excellent swimmers.
Massachusetts is home to 2 species of untamed rabbit—the native New England Cottontail (Sylvilagus transitionalis) and therefore the non-native Sylvilagus floridanus (Sylvilagus floridanus).
The latter was introduced into the state before 1900 and is now far and away the foremost common rabbit in Massachusetts. As a results of this intense competition, the New England Cottontail has become rare throughout the region.
Both species breed during a sort of human-populated habitats including farmland, suburban yards, and even in isolated, weedy patches within the middle of cities. Since both cottontails and other people exist in large numbers, they interact quite frequently—particularly when rabbit populations peak in late summer and early fall.
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How to Identify cottontail rabbit
Both of the species found in Massachusetts look considerably alike, but they are doing have slightly different features.
The New England Cottontail features a darker back, a broad black stripe on the fringes of the ear, and typically a plant disease between the ears.
The Sylvilagus floridanus features a paler coat, cinnamon-rust nape, and a narrow black margin extending along the front edge and tip of the ear. It sports a white or brown spot on the forehead.
Behavior of cottontail rabbit
Cottontails are solitary creatures that are most active between dusk and dawn. Generally silent, rabbits may communicate by soft grunts and purrs and by thumping the bottom with the hind feet. When caught by a predator, they will produce a bloodcurdling scream.
Wild cottontails have a anticipation of but two years. Nearly half the young die within a month of birth, largely because cottontails are important links in many food chains. Foxes, weasels, raccoons, minks, snakes, crows, and a number of other common species of raptors are all a minimum of partially hooked in to cottontails for food.
To escape from enemies or to hunt shelter from inclement weather, cottontails use any convenient natural or human-made cavity including a culvert, dense thicket, or existing burrow excavated by a woodchuck, fox, or skunk.
Eastern Cottontails don't hibernate—they are active year-round. the typical Massachusetts cottontail spends its entire life in a neighborhood of but 1.5 acres, although within the winter it's going to move a mile approximately from its summer feeding area so as to get better cover or a replacement food supply.
Food of cottontail rabbit
Cottontails will eat any vegetation from grass to bark, twigs, and buds. Rabbits like better to eat tender young shoots—clover, dandelions, prized tulips—and they'll also damage ornamental trees by eating the bark. within the kitchen garden , their favorites include lettuce, beans, and beets, and that they also enjoy strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries.
Coprophagy (the ingestion of feces) plays a key role in rabbit nutrition. When the rabbit defecates, a number of its fecal pellets are green and moist and contain undigested food. The rabbit swallows these without chewing them. The repeated passage through the rabbit's gut allows time for bacterial digestion to continue, and more nutrients become available for absorption. This re-digestion of food could also be important for the survival of an herbivore that always interrupts its feeding to escape a predator.
cottontail rabbit Life Cycle
Sexually promiscuous and forming no lasting pair bond, Massachusetts cottontails may mate as early as mid-February and as late as September. The gestation occurs for fewer than 30 days. Litters average five young (rarely as many as eight), and therefore the female is typically receptive to mating soon after parturition . One doe may produce three litters during a New England season.
When a doe cottontail is prepared to offer birth, she finds a convenient hole or rock crevice, or digs a shallow "scrape" (four inches or less in depth) in dry ground. She might seek a site with brushy cover, but it's commonplace to seek out a nest within the middle of a suburban lawn.
The female lines the nest with several layers of fur, grass, leaves, rabbit droppings, and maybe a touch of paper or other trash. Newborn cottontails are two inches long,
Grocery chain cooks up 13,000 pancakes for Guinness World Record
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A grocery store chain broke a Guinness World Record at a Missouri location by preparing a serving of 13,000 pancakes.
Hy-Vee assembled a team of 13 chefs Thursday at the chain's store in Blue Springs to spend 7 hours, 16 minutes cooking up 13,000 pancakes.
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A Guinness adjudicator was on hand to verify that the serving of pancakes broke the record of 12,716, which was set in Russia in 2017.
The pancakes were donated to Harvesters-The Community Food Network, a regional food bank serving the greater Kansas City area in both Missouri and Kansas.
The record attempt was timed to coincide with the launch of Hy-Vee's "Best Breakfast in America" menu.
Interesting facts about frilled coquette
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Etymology of frilled coquette
The genus name derives from the Greek words "lophos λοφος"meaning "crest, tuft, forelock" and "ornis ορνις", " meaning bird. The species name "magnificus" is that the Latin word for "magnificent, splendid".
Description about frilled coquette
Lophornis magnificus is one among the littlest birds alive. This hummingbird can reach a length of 6.5 to 7 cm (2.6 to 2.8 in) and a weight of two .1 g (0.074 oz).
The males of this striking bird have an extended , rufous-orange erectile crest and green and white fan-shaped cheek feathers. The forehead and throat are iridescent green, which in certain lights look black. the feminine is duller in color than the male and lacks the crest and therefore the fanning cheek feathers. Both sexes have a coppery green back with a whitish rump band. The tail is golden rufous. The underparts are whitish-greenish. The inner half the bills is red, while the tip is black. These short, thin, straight bills features a long tongue wont to eat nectar.
Characteristics of frilled coquette
These hummingbirds prey on small arthropods and on the nectar of small flowers (mainly Cirus, Delphinium and Duranta arborensis.
In the mating season (August–March) the males follow the females until they slow their flight. then both birds face and flapping their wings up and down. The cup-shaped nest, which is found on the brink of the bottom , is formed of parts of plants, moss and bark, camouflaged with green and whitish lichens and silk threads of spiders.
Less than three inches long, the Frilled Coquette is that the smallest hummingbird in Brazil. The male is unmistakable together with his orange crest, short red bill, and green-and-white, fan-shaped cheek feathers. Like many other female hummingbirds, his mate is relatively plain and inconspicuous. Both sexes show a white band across the rump, a characteristic of the genus Lophornis.
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In common with other hummingbirds, from the Ruby-topaz Hummingbird and Booted Racket-tail to the Ruby-throated, the Frilled Coquette feeds on small insects and nectar. This species will visit feeders but isn't usually seen at them for long. The birds are so tiny that larger hummingbirds easily out-compete and drive them away.
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In the mating season, which runs from August to March, the male pursues a female until she pauses. He then displays for her by erecting his crest, flashing his glittering emerald gorget, and fanning the black-and-white "frill" decorating the edges of his throat.
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Staying Out of Sight
Once she mates, the feminine coquette—like other hummingbird species—builds and tends her nest and young alone. Her tiny, cup-shaped nest is formed of plants, moss, and bark, camouflaged with lichens and spider silk. She does her best to stay inconspicuous during this point , leaving her nest site when larger birds are nearby and returning only they're gone.
Although non-migratory, the Frilled Coquette may make seasonal movements after the breeding and flowering seasons.
Stronghold at Serra do Urubu
The Frilled Coquette are often found within the Serra do Urubu reserve of northeastern Brazil, where ABC is functioning with in-country partner SAVE Brasil to conserve important Atlantic Forest habitat for the Frilled Coquette and other colorful endemic birds like the Seven-colored Tanager.
Teen catches world record paddlefish in Oklahoma lake
A Kansas teenager fishing in Oklahoma broke a world record when he reeled in a 164-pound paddlefish.
Grant Rader, a Wichita teenager who took a fishing trip to Oklahoma to celebrate his high school graduation, reeled in the massive paddlefish while angling at Keystone Lake, near Tulsa.
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation said the 164-pound fish is a new world record, taking the title from a 151.9-pound paddlefish reeled in by Corey Watters, of Ochelata, Okla.
Watters heard about his record being broken and stopped by the lake to congratulate Rider in person. The department shared a photo of Mefford holding his fish with Watters and Jeremiah Mefford, the fishing guide who assisted Rader with his catch.
Goldfish Interesting facts
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While nesting season for many birds is winding down, this is often an excellent time to watch American Goldfinch nests. These birds, found throughout much of the northern and eastern U.S., don't begin breeding until late June with peak nesting occurring in late July and early August. This delayed nesting ensures that the fluffy down of milkweed, thistle, and other plants, which goldfinches use to create their nests, is quickly available. Goldfinches also are strict vegetarians, so nesting later within the summer ensures that there are many seeds available to feed their hungry nestlings. you'll find American Goldfinch nests in shrubby, open areas with tall grass. Their cup nests, measuring about 3 inches across and 3-4 inches high, are usually lashed among several twigs during a shrub or small tree, and may be positioned from just above the bottom to many meters high. The fibers of the nest are woven so tightly that the nest bowl can stand up .
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Goldfinches are one among the foremost beautiful within the finch family. These birds are easily recognisable thanks to their individual colourings and almost tropical appearance. Its Latin name is goldfinch and is a component of the Fringillidae family, also referred to as the family of finches. Goldfinches often look for food in flocks, they need even been seen in groups of around 100 birds.
Appearance of goldfish
The Goldfinch may be a beautiful bird with striking colourful plumage. they need a mix of red, white, golden brown and black colourings. Goldfinches have flesh coloured legs and pale grey beak that they use to extract seeds from thistles and teasels. Their wings are black in colour with bright yellow wing bars and their faces are red up until their eyes. Male and feminine Goldfinches are similar aside from the males having a bigger red patch on its face going behind the attention also . The juveniles are brown with darker streaks, they lack the red, black and white markings on their heads.
Where they're found and what goldfish wish to eat
Goldfinches are widespread across the united kingdom except northern Scotland and may be found in bushes, trees and along the bottom in thistles. However, they also wish to sleep in parks, gardens and orchards. you'll hear their pleasant twitter call all year round and is usually amid the male pivoting and dropping its wings, referred to as the "pivoting display". thanks to the Goldfinches colourings and delightful voice they were once kept as caged birds. Goldfinches wish to prey on bird tables and can readily use hanging tube feeders. They wish to eat a spread of seeds, insects, tree seeds, for instance birch and alder, and have a true love for Niger seeds. to draw in these finches to your garden we recommend Niger seeds, alongside one among our feeder mixes; autumn and winter feeder mix, or spring and summer feeder mix.
Breeding of goldfish
Goldfinches tend to breed in loose colonies thanks to their sociable nature. There are estimated to be 220,000 breeding pairs within the UK. The breeding season of the Goldfinch tends to start in late April, a pair may have 2-3 broods during the season. Within each brood they lay between 4-6 eggs. The eggs are between 13-18mm, with a smooth, glossy pale blue shell with reddish patterns across it. it's only the feminine Goldfinch that incubates the eggs, she is going to sit on the nest for 12-13 days, then once the eggs have hatched both parents combat the role of feeding. After between 13-18 days the chicks fledge the nest and become a part of a flock of Goldfinches to look for food.
Nesting and Territory
The females build the nest out of moss, lichen and grass all lined with wool inbuilt a cup shape. Occasionally their nests are decorated in flowers. Goldfinch nests are usually found at the top of branches in trees or in bushes within gardens and orchards, but also in open woodland. Collectively the Goldfinch is estimated to possess 313,000 UK territories, but thanks to breeding in small colonies these birds aren't particularly territorial.
Extra Information about goldfish
In winter many UK goldfinches migrate as far because the south of Spain, however the bulk of those birds are female. Placing food in gardens is vital during late spring as there's a food shortage and a gentle decline in natural resources at this point of year. the utilization of chemicals can dramatically decrease the Goldfinch population, so to assist this bird's population to stay stable the utilization of chemicals and herbicides should be avoided.
37-year-old Anaconda dubbed oldest snake living in captivity
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A 37-year-old anaconda at a zoo in South Africa has been officially declared the oldest snake living in captivity by Guinness World Records.
Paul Swires, who owned Annie the anaconda from 1989 to 2004, said he applied to have the snake, now living at the Monte Casino Bird and Reptile Park, recognized by the record-keeping organization as the oldest living snake.
"There was an unbelievable amount of evidence required, in the form of photographs, media articles, along with witness and vet statements from many people who have worked with Annie over the years," Swires, who now lives in New Zealand, told News24.
He said Guinness did not have a category for oldest snake living in captivity, so the category was created for Annie.
Swires said he received Annie from a collector in 1989 and decided to donate her to the zoo in 2004.
"I had realized that it would be more beneficial to everyone to be able to see Annie in a public place, rather than at my house," he said.
Swires said he last visited his "darling friend" in 2017 and he is hoping to make it back to South Africa to visit Annie before she celebrates her 40th birthday in 2023.
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Basket stars are brittle stars, close relatives of starfish you would possibly be more conversant in .
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They have ten arms which each branch multiple times into progressively finer and more delicate tendrils. they're typically a dull blue-grey with dark stripes on their arms and little , black-ringed knobs on their central disc. they will grow very large, reaching over half a metre across.
Basket stars typically anchor their central disc onto sea fans or other tall corals situated high in reefs, and hold their arms outstretched to catch passing prey. The fine tendrils on their arms can interlock, forming a basket-like trap.
When not feeding, basket stars can pull their tendrils and arms towards their central disk for cover .
They are found only on the South African coast, from the Cape Peninsula to Algoa Bay.
A trip to the grocery usually requires a basket to carry all the goodies. But a relative of the well-known starfish doesn't got to grab a basket to carry its groceries — it already has one.
The basket fish is found in cold to warm waters in both the northern and southern hemispheres, generally at depths of no quite a couple of hundred feet. It's found on the West Coast of the us right down to California, and on the East Coast right down to Massachusetts. It prefers a rocky sea floor, during a spot with a reasonably strong current.
The basket fish features a five-pointed body that's up to a couple of inches across. An arm extends from each point. Unlike your average starfish , though, a basket star's arms quickly diversify . Each arm may have two main branches, with many smaller ones extending from each of the larger ones. and therefore the branches have their own sub-branches, with small barbs on the ends. In all, an arm could also be up to a few of feet long.
The basket fish feeds by anchoring itself to the ocean floor and increasing its arms into the present — forming a good basket. Small shellfish, jellyfish, and other critters that float with the present flow right into the basket. The barbs trap the unfortunate prey, encase it in strands of mucus, then pull it right down to the basket star's mouth.
And if the basket fish should turn from predator to prey, it can wrap its arms around its body to make a decent ball. which will keep the basket fish from finding itself a tasty morsel in another creature's grocery basket.
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Partridge, any of the many small ducks native to the Old World and belonging to the Phasianidae (order Galliformes). they're larger than quails, with stronger bills and feet. (For New World birds erroneously called partridges, see grouse; quail.
Likewise, what does seeing a Roadrunner mean? The Roadrunner may be a sign of Epiphany, Illumination which something in your life has been healed on the spiritual and physical levels. The Roadrunner is sign to the completion of a phase, transformation or goal in life. you'll now move forward to new and greater horizons.
Secondly, what does a kite mean spiritually?
"Breath is that the life eternal . So 'my breath' means life eternal . God's ultimate, ever-transcending Dream or Vision is that the life eternal . Kite symbolises divine glory. The kite is flying, which represents the revelation or manifestation of the divine glory.
Is a partridge a dove?
is that dove may be a pigeon, especially one smaller in size; a bird (often arbitrarily called either a pigeon or a dove or both) of quite 300 species of the Columbidae while partridge is any bird of variety of genera within the family phasianidae'', notably within the genera ''perdix'' and ''alectoris .
What does a partridge taste like?
Think miniature roast chickens but with more flavour. Partridges have a stunning delicate, subtle taste which isn't too strong and gamey as another birds are often . Although they're in season from September to the top of January, they're at their best in October and November.
Do people eat partridge?
It's a small bird, so an entire one feeds one person. Partridge also can be made into pies and pates. Health Value: Partridge provides an honest source of protein. Partridge may be a healthier meat, with less fat than roasted lamb, duck or pheasant.
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I have seen somewhere while ago that in Celtic parts of Iberia, loose women are called partridge, but unfortunately i can not remember where I saw this. If anyone has any info about this please let me know. Also if you recognize of the other folk belief system where partridge has the meaning linked to female promiscuity and fertility and with fertility of Mother Earth please let me know in order that I can update my article.
So there you've got it. truth love the song originally talked about was faraway from spiritual love. it had been physical, fruitful love, the love that produces offspring. and therefore the symbol of that fruitful love was partridge.
Also in Celtic and Serbian calendar, Samhain feast (held within the past by Baltic Serbs at the start of November) was the thanksgiving feast which individuals celebrated to thank their god for providing for them during the previous vegetative season. Listing all the animals people want to multipl
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British man stacks five M&M's, breaks Guinness World Record
A British man said it took him hours of attempts before he was able to break an unusual Guinness World Record by stacking five M&M's candies.
Will Cutbill, 23, of Solihull, England, said he had long dreamed of getting his name into the Guinness Book of World Records, but it wasn't until the COVID-19 lockdown that he decided to make his dream a reality by stacking M&M's.
"It was during the third lockdown in January. I was in the living room, eating a bag of M&Ms, and I was incredibly bored, and I just decided to see how many of them I could stack on top of each other," Cutbill told Birmingham Live.
"I started thinking, I wonder if there's a world record for this, so I looked it up online and found out the most anyone had ever stacked was four," he said.
Cutbill said he filmed his attempts for two or three hours before he managed to get his stack of five M&M's.
"It's not something I would normally have taken the time to do -- especially now that the sun is shining and the pubs are back open -- but at the time, there wasn't much else to do so it seemed like time well spent," he said.
The record of four M&M's had been jointly held by Silvio Sabba of Italy and Brendan Kelbie of Australia before the record-keeping organization verified Cutbill's video and issued him a certificate.
"When I managed to finally stack five M&Ms, I was absolutely ecstatic. I thought, 'Oh, my goodness, I've actually done it,'" he said. "Five M&Ms doesn't sound like a lot, but it was near impossible to do. so I was chuffed when I achieved it. I thought about attempting six, but there's no chance. Five was hard enough."
New York woman receives more than 150 packages she didn't order
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A New York woman who received more than 150 Amazon packages filled with mask brackets she didn't order said she is donating the inventory to hospitals after the mistake was sorted by the company.
Jillian Cannan of Buffalo said the packages began arriving June 5, and she didn't realize there was anything unusual about them until she took a closer look.
"I thought my business partner had ordered something for our studio that we were waiting for on backorder," she told CNN. "So I opened them up to condense the boxes and I realized they were mask brackets."
Cannan said she and her business partner hadn't ordered any mask brackets, and she soon realized the boxes bore her address, but not her name.
"At first I was convinced that it was a scam, or maybe someone trying to clear out their warehouse," Cannan told NBC News. "But because all of the items were the same, I don't think that's the case here. "
Cannan said the boxes continued to arrive via Amazon delivery, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service.
She said she was in frequent contact with Amazon as the packages continued to arrive in increasing numbers.
"Then they started coming by freight trucks on pallets in our driveway," she said.
Cannan said she received more than 150 packages -- containing thousands of mask brackets -- before Amazon managed to sort out the mistake. The company said the intended recipient would be getting their own mask brackets, and told Cannan she could keep what had already arrived at her home.
Cannan, who owns a DIY and creative studio, said she decided to use the child-size brackets to create DIY mask kits to distribute to children at local hospitals. She said Amazon agreed to donate the rest of the supplies she needs for the kits to compensate her for the inconvenience.
The adult-sized brackets will also be donated to hospitals, she said.
World's smallest deer looks same like a mouse
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Currently, there are only 43 Java mouse-deer in Europe. Unfortunately, the species are now threatened with extinction thanks to deforestation in their natural habitats.
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An man deer can weigh up to 300 pounds while a female can weigh up to 125 pounds. So if you set them against the world's smallest deer, they might appear as if giants.
The Java mouse-deer, also referred to as the napu , weighs just 4 pounds (1.8 kg) and appears more sort of a mouse.
They are a species of artiodactyl within the Tragulidae and are usually found in tropical forest regions of Southeast Asia . Their habitats are usually around rocks, hollow trees, and dense forests near water. due to their minuscule size, one can easily mistake them for a mouse.
The deer also happens to be the littlest hoofed animal within the world. a replacement footage shows the animal at Bioparc Fuengirola zoo in Malaga, Spain.
This particular Java mouse-deer, which weighed 100 grams at birth, is simply fortnight old. consistent with reports, it's the eighth of its kind to change state at the Fuengirola zoo as a part of a breeding program.
The recent video of the animal was posted on TikTok by a user called @chris.wo
"Did you recognize the littlest deer within the world weighs four pounds? It's referred to as a lesser mouse-deer. they are not really deer but they belong to their own unique family of mammals. they will grow to 18 inches long and are about the dimensions of a rabbit. chevrotain are eaten by people and sometimes kept as pets. they will be found in Southeast Asia ," the user wrote.
The deer are primarily herbivores but they have a tendency to eat insects when in captivity.
Interestingly, they're capable of breeding any time of the year, something that experts have observed during captivity. However, many have said the right breeding season for the Java Mouse-Deer is between November to December.
Their main predators are humans, who are liable for deforestation in their habitats also as hunting and trapping the species for food.
Did you recognize the world's smallest reptile can easily fit on the tip of your finger?
Recently, scientists on the island of Madagascar have discovered a really tiny species of chameleon, which they believe to be the littlest reptile within the world.
They were ready to find just two nano-chameleons thus far . together may be a male and therefore the other may be a female, the scientists were ready to analyze them for differences.
An man deer can weigh up to 300 pounds while a female can weigh up to 125 pounds and as compared , this rare and tiny deer weighs a mere 1.8kgs.
The world's smallest deer, also referred to as , Java mouse-deer weighs just 4 pounds (1.8 kg) and appears more sort of a mouse. they're a species of artiodactyl within the Tragulidae .
8-foot python captured in driveway of New York home
Police responded to a Long Island, N.Y., home at which a more than 8-foot snake was found slithering in the driveway
The Suffolk County Police Department responded to Frances Hughes' home in Deer Park on Sunday after the woman looked out her kitchen window and spotted the large snake.
Officers Argand Reyes and John Angus were able to wrangle the snake into a trash can and transport it to the Veterinary Medical Center of Long Island in West Islip.
Experts said the snake appears to be a Burmese python, a species that is not legal to keep as pets in New York state.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is investigating the incident.
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Injury to divers in tropical and subtropical waters from bites by triggerfishes haven't been documented within the medical literature or in books and papers handling dangerous marine animals. Reports are given of 5 cases of divers sustaining bites from triggerfishes. the foremost dangerous of the triggerfishes are the tropical Indo-Pacific species Pseudobalistes fuscus and Balistotoides viridescens. Ordinarily these two fishes are very shy, but females guarding a nest can become extremely aggressive. Divers shouldn't still swim toward an outsized triggerfish that doesn't move away upon their approach. Divers should even be warned to not feed triggerfishes by hand, as even small species are capable of inflicting bite wounds on the hands.
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As we saw recently during a previous post, your odds of being attacked by a shark , are so slim, you've got better chances of winning an Oscar award or being killed by a falling aircraft. (Read: 5 Things More Likely Than a Shark Attack). However, an equivalent can't be said about the seemingly harmless tropical reef fish called the Titan Triggerfish.
If your diving within the Indo-Pacific region, especially the coral reefs of Australia, Fiji, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, the Maldives and also within the Red Sea , you'll want to stay an eye fixed out for this feisty fish. The Titan triggerfish, or titantrigger as it's also known, packs a mean bite and is more often the rationale behind divers and snorkelers sporting teeth marks in their fins, skin, missing ears and therefore the explanation for many bruises. While only known to be aggressive and territorial during the reproduction season and when guarding it's nest, the titan trigger fish features a notorious reputation that definitely increases a divers anxiety levels around it and mostly, it's well deserved. Almost anyone who has done a good amount of skin diving in these tropical regions will have had a run in or two with this species of triggerfish at some point or another.
So how are you able to tell when it's best to remain away?
It's once they are nesting (around April/May is a few regions) that they get very feisty and can rigorously protect these nests, which isn't to mention they don't get territorial even in non breeding seasons. However, for the foremost part it's only to guard their nests and that they are pretty docile otherwise. It's also believed that they're more aggressive in some places quite others, like Thailand and Egypt for instance .
A prominent sign of trouble to return is when the fish rolls onto its side and with their independently rotating beady eyes, gives you the old look just before they charge at you. Sometimes you'll see its black fin tips raise in warning of the attack. then thereupon little or no in the least warning you'll calculate it to attack and it's the teeth to back it up!
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One useful thing to recollect is that a triggerfish sees it's territory (a.k.a the 'Danger Zone' you would like to avoid being in), starting during a small area around its nest and rising to the surface within the shape of a cone. It's nest is within the sand adjacent to or within coral. When a titan triggerfish attacks, it'll charge at you continuously until you swim out of its territory.
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Arno Boehler
Philosophy On Stage / BASE – Research Centre for Artistic and Arts-Based-Philosophy in India
Austria, India (residence) °1963
research interests: Philosophy as Arts-Based Research, continental philosophy, Indian Philosophy, Deleuze, Nietzsche, Spinoza, Immanence
affiliation: University of Applied Arts Vienna and University of Vienna (Department of Philosophy)
Arno Böhler (Univ.-Doz.Dr.habil.) teaches philosophy at the University of Vienna and is founder of the philosophy-performance festival Philosophy On Stage. He was research fellow at the University of Bangalore, University of Heidelberg, New York University, University of Princeton, and the University of Bremen. He heads the PEEK project "Artist-Philosophers. Philosophy AS Arts-Based-Research" (sponsored by the Austrian Science Funds FWF [AR 275-G21]) at the University of Applied Arts Vienna.)
Arno Böhler co-founded BASE – Research Centre for Artistic and Arts-Based-Philosophy in India and is Director of the BASE Residence-Program.
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From the very beginning of European philosophy the relation between philosophy and arts has been highly problematic. In accordance with this historical demand, the project aimed to develop a research performance in which philosophy is methodologically and conceptually demonstrated as a matter of arts-based research rather then a "pure" science. By organizing a research-festival "PHILOSOPHY ON STAGE #4", artists, philosophers and scientists collaborated to demonstrate on stage their theoria on the artist-philosopher.
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