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Sahaja Yoga meditation was developed by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. It involves the awakening of a subtle, spiritual energy, called the Kundalini, that lies dormant in the sacrum bone in three and a half coils. One can actually feel the awakening of this energy as a cool breeze on top of the head.
The gentle awakening of this Kundalini energy and the inner journey of self-discovery is known as enlightenment (or Self-realization). "Sahaja" means "spontaneous" or "born with you", and "yoga" translates as "union" (with the Divine or all-pervading power). "Sahaja Yoga" then translates as "the method of divine union through yoga which everyone is born with".
It brings about a spiritual evolution within us, and as a result, in our society. The more we meditate, the better we are able to achieve physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual balance. Our lives are filled with joy and we attain the strength to face all adversities in life. Our emotional intelligence increases and we become conscientious. Sahaja Yoga inspires honesty, integrity, and love by germinating the seed of goodness within the individual.
In Sanskrit language, "sahaja" means "with" and "ja" means "inborn". Born with you is the fundamental right to get yoga, which is the union with the all-pervading power. This union is the first step in Sahaja Yoga and is called "Self-realization". It manifests as the feeling of a cool or warm breeze (called vibrations) on the palms of our hands and/or the fontanel bone area above our heads. Self-realization is the birthright of all human beings, regardless of their race, nationality, or religion. During the process of Self-realization, the Kundalini rises, piercing through the various energy centers. Once it pierces through the seventh center (sahasrara), we feel a cool or warm breeze (vibrations) on the palms of our hands and the crown of our head. A warm breeze means obstruction in one or more of the chakras.
Employing simple clearing techniques, we can remove any obstruction that we feel in our chakras. As the obstructions clear, more and more strands of Kundalini rise and we are able to enter into a deeper state of meditation. When our meditation grows deeper, the health of our chakras improve. As a by-product, we become joyful, loving, and compassionate.


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Irish Footballer that Played for Manchester Utd - James Robinson
James Robinson - Introduction
James Robinson was a winger from Belfast in Northern Ireland. He signed for Manchester United for the 1919/20 season under manager Jack Robson.
James Robinson & Manchester United
James Robinson made his debut on 3 January 1920 against Chelsea in a 0-2 loss at Old Trafford. Robinson played only one more match that season. He only played seven matches in the next season (1920/21) however he did notch two goals. James Robinson scored his first goal for Manchester United against Sunderland on 20 February 1921. It was the third goal in a 3-0 win at Old Trafford. Robinson scored his third and last goal for Man Utd on 29 August 1921 against West Bromwich Albion. James Robinson played his last match for Manchester United on 17 April 1922 against Sheffield United at Old Trafford. United won the match 3-2.
James Robinson - Ireland Career
James Robinson did not get the opportunity to play at international level for Ireland.
James Robinson - Man Utd & Ireland Statistics
James Robinson was born on
8 January 1899 in Belfast
James Robinson Died
3 January 1920 V Chelsea
17 April 1922 V Sheffield United
Honours Won by James Robinson at Manchester United
Ireland Caps

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Mundesley is a large village and a popular holiday destination, especially for those who are looking for a traditional non commercialised seaside holiday. It has a wonderful wide beach with distinctive coloured beach huts, backed by a small promenade and is popular with families – as there is an atmosphere of warmth and friendliness, which enables you to relax and feel at ease.
The beach here, which some people describe as the best beach in Norfolk has achieved a Blue Flag status for many years for its excellence, in terms of quality and safety. There are also RNLI lifeguards on duty throughout the summer, making it a safer location for children to have a splash about.
You will find a good range of shops, restaurants & pubs including the Ship Inn, an 18th-century building welcoming families and is dog friendly, serving seasonal, locally sourced ingredients – the Sunday roasts here are especially noteworthy.
There is a selection of activities including crazy golf, a golf course & driving range, horse riding and sea fishing available to enjoy locally.
On the road south out of Mundesley, you will find Stow Mill, which was built as a flour mill in around 1826. Today, this wonderful windmill – one of the best in Norfolk and well worth a visit is open to visitors most days. Ladders allow you to climb the floors of the mill and view the stone, bin and dust floors.
The village also sits in An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is within easy distance of the Broads, if you are also looking for walking opportunities – Mundesley will not disappoint as you will find a number of footpaths and circular routes to choose from.


The Flora of Crete consists of trees and plants, which can also be found in other regions of Greece and the wider Mediterranean area. Out of the 2,000 species which can be found in Crete, 160 of them are endemic to the island (i.e. found nowhere else). This is easily explained as Crete is an island and its ecosystem is isolated due to the surrounding sea.
1. Mostly on the White Mountains range in west Crete. The wooded Samaria Gorge can be considered as an image from the past of Crete.
Common trees in Crete are the tamarisk (Tamarix cretica), oak-, chestnut-, pine-, cypress- and the evergreen plane tree (Platanus orientalis). This grows close to water and it can grow up to 30 meters high. It is also quite often found in the village squares, offering its shade to people. A huge plane tree, or platanos in Greek, can be seen at Topolia village in west Crete on the road from Kissamos (Kastelli) to Elafonissi. It is so huge that the local community has declared it a "Monument of Nature". Another famous plane tree is the one in Krasi village on the way from Iraklion to Lassithi Plateau (the trunk of which has the largest circumference of any plane tree in Europe). Undoubtedly, the most famous plane tree is the one in Gortyn, which according to mythology, was where Zeus "married" Europe after he kidnapped her from Asia Minor. Look for it when you visit this magnificent archaeological site in south Iraklion area.
Of singular natural beauty is the palm-forest of Vai, where Phoenix theophrasti grows, a variety unique to Crete. Another famous palm forest is the Preveli one. A much smaller and less known one exists at Agios Antonios in south Iraklion district.
Most tourists visit Crete during the hot summer months. This is the period of the year that the island looks like a desert: brown hills, dry bushes and lots of dust. Crete is totally different in the winter and spring. New grass and wild greens have grown and Crete is a green island. People who have known Crete in the summer won't recognize it in the winter.
In April and May Crete is covered by wildflowers: poppies, daisies, camomile, iris (Iris cretica), gladiola (Gladiolus italicus), tulips (Tulipa orphanidea), hyacinth (Muscari commosum) and various species of Cretan orchids.
In shady areas white cyclamens (Cyclamen creticum) can be found. Unfortunately cyclamens are considered an endangered species, so when you see them do not cut them, just take a photo of them.
Herbs like thyme, sage and rosemary are very common in Crete and they have been used for thousands of years for culinary and medical purposes.
Dittany (Origanum dictamus), dictamos or erontas in greek, is another Cretan herb. It is said that the wild goats of Crete ( kri-kri, an ibex endemic to Crete) look for it and eat it when they injure themselves as it helps in the healing of their wounds. Dittany grows wild in steep cliffs and it is very good for stomach-ache. Today it is also cultivated in Vianos area in the villages of Xeniako, Milliarado and Katofigi.
No page about the Flora of Crete can be complete if the evergreen Olea Europea is not mentioned. Olea is the common olive tree, you will see myriads of it on Crete and It is part of the history of Crete and Greece.


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It's been a tough week here in Kazan, Russia. The 16th Fina World Championships have got under way and the Aussie Stingers are primed and ready to go.
The first week saw us off to a less than perfect start with a close win against Greece (8-7). This was the first game our team finally played together, due to a rocky preparation plagued by injuries and sickness. After a good first quarter, we made some critical errors that kept the game close. In the end we were able to hold on and get away with the win.
Our second game vs South Africa (19-1) was a much better game by fair. Although the opposition is admittedly not as strong. Our combinations and communication seemed like it was finally on the same page and working in time.
Our third and final round game was our most important as it was the decider between who would be placed first and who would be second in our pool. Which heading into the second week and knockout rounds of the World Championships can be very important. Plus the added bonus of a direct route to the quarter finals if you're placed first.
On a more personal note this game was set to be my 300th international game for the Aussie Stingers. Phew! Time seems to have flown, I still remember my very first international game.... 10 years ago I played my first game during a test series vs New Zealand in Canberra to decide the last 3 positions to complete the senior team set to compete at World League and ultimately the World Championships in Montreal in 2005. And as they say the rest is history.
Our Netherlands game (8-6) was always going to be tough. We were able to keep the usually high scoring Dutch team to 6 goals, all of which were from extra man. A great effort from the girls.
With our round games done and dusted we get a guaranteed quarter final birth and have 3 days before our next game. As we prepare for our next game we have a few hard training sessions and start to knuckle down on our game plan.
The second week of world champs can bring about anything. Teams can crumble and teams can rise. Luck will favour the brave.


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Poorly Conducted Trailing and Scent Identification Procedures Lead to Wrongful Accusation
In a case arising in Texas in 2006, police, largely on the basis of evidence provided by a dog handler named Keith Pikett, concluded that Michael Buchanek had murdered Sally Blackwell. Several months after the investigation began another individual, Jeffrey Grimsinger, confessed to having killed Blackwell. Had it not been for this confession, the canine evidence provided by Pikett might have put Buchanek, who did a tour training Iraqi police, in prison. Grimsinger was suggested as a suspect early in the investigation but this seems to have been ignored by the officer in charge of the case, Sam Eyre.
Blackwell was abducted from her home on March 13. Her body was found two days later on March 15, 2006. Before the body was found, dogs and handlers from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) had been brought to help search the area where Blackwell's cell phone and purse were found. The dogs picked up no trail at the location and the handlers believed that the phone and purse had been thrown from a car. (The Texas Department of Criminal Justice has 47 kennels throughout its system, with 101 kennel staff (as of 2006). About half the kennels hold tracking dogs used primarily to track escaped convicts, but also to help law enforcement. There are also scent-specific canines that include drug detection dogs in the TDCJ system.)
The Police Department of Victoria, Texas, employed Keith Pikett, a handler of trailing and scent identification dogs, to help in the investigation. An affidavit sworn to by Eyre stated that Pikett's dogs trailed from the place where Blackwell's body was found to Buchanek's home. This was false, as other evidence established that the dogs trailed to the home of the victim, and only after reaching Blackwell's house was Pikett told that a "person of interest" lived at a different location. The dogs were then taken to a street near that location and re-scented, after which they went to Buchanek's home. The dogs would have passed this house when they were trailing from Blackwell's body to her home, but if they did so they did not alert at the time.
There was another problem with the tracking in that the investigators believed that Blackwell's body had been taken to the place where it was found in a vehicle. Thus, trailing from the location where the body was found to either house would have involved dog's following a body in a car. Pikett argued that this was in fact possible, but the TDCJ handlers doubted it could be done. Some of those handlers, according to Buchanek's complaint, expressed the belief that Pikett was "full of b.s." The federal district court observed that the route followed by the dogs from the location of the body to the victim's home would have required trailing the car transporting the body over five miles.
Pikett cited a piece in the FBI's Forensic Science Communications noting that ventilation systems in cars move fresh air through the interior of a vehicle and into the external atmosphere, conceivably laying a scent trail a dog could follow. (Stockham, R.A., Slavin, D.L., and Kift, W. Specialized Use of Human Scent in Criminal Investigations. Forensic Science Communications, July 2004, vol. 6(3)). Research might support this possibility for short distances, but the five miles involved in this case and several major highways would truly be exceptional.
When Pikett and his dogs arrived in the vicinity of Buchanek's home (after the dogs supposedly trailed to Blackwell's home), an officer asked a man walking his dogs to remove them from the street because police dogs were coming. The court said this may have indicated that Pikett expected his dogs to trail to Buchanek's house. The court also noted that the officer was preceding the dogs and it may have been his scent they were following. Even worse, it may have meant that Pikett was leading his dogs, rather than the other way around.
Pikett also conducted a scent lineup. The scent for Buchanek used in the lineup appears to have been a legal document Buchanek may not have touched for two years and may have been more recently handled by law enforcement officers. The other scents in the lineup may have come from "filler scents" that Pikett kept for such purposes, though this was not definitely established. (Another case involving Pikett's services describes Pikett testifying that he has "a large selection of scent samples" for scent lineups, and that he has separated his samples by race and gender. Winfrey v. State, 2009 WL 1636849 (2009).) If filler samples were used here, the scents were not prepared in the same way or at the same time, which would be a serious defect in a scent lineup. There was also no evidence as to whether the dogs were on leads or not, or as to how Pikett was kept blind as to the placement of the suspect's scent (if he was indeed blind). The lineup was performed in a police department parking lot. Officers who re-arranged the bags containing the scents in a row of cans may have touched the bags in this process, creating the possibility, if not the likelihood, of contamination. There were probably other problems with the scent lineup but there is no detailed description of how it was conducted.
In the two decisions of the federal district court, motions for summary judgment have been denied, clearing the way for a trial. Buchanek v. City of Victoria, 2009 WL 500564, 2010 WL 1268069 (S.D. Tex 2010). The case has received national attention when the first decision was released. John Schwartz, "Picked From a Lineup, on a Whiff of Evidence," New York Times, November 11, 2009, p. 1.
Scent lineups have come to be called "junk science" by those who believe that wrongful convictions as a result of these lineups are all too common. This case may be unique in that a single handler may have turned trailing as well as scent identification into "junk science" in a single investigation.
Addendum. Winfrey has been reversed by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. This court noted that no eyewitnesses put the defendant at the crime scene, the state was unable to match the defendant to a fingerprint and footprints found at the crime scene, and the defendant did not match the DNA profile obtained from the crime scene. The evidence convicting Winfrey consisted of his belief that he was the number one suspect when he wasn't and the fact he told a cellmate things he had heard about the crime but said nothing about his own involvement to the cellmate. The court found this "legally insufficient to support a conviction of murder beyond a reasonable doubt." The court cited other state courts that had held that dog-scent evidence was insufficient, standing alone, to support a conviction, and cited Taslitz (42 Hastings Law Journal 15 (1990)) in holding that scent-discrimination lineups were to be regarded as "separate and distinct from dog-scent tracking evidence." The court said that the scent lineup evidence could raise a "strong suspicion" of the defendant's guilt but could not convict him. A judgment of acquittal was entered by the appellate court. Winfrey v. Texas, 2010 WL 3656064 (Tex. Crim. App. 2010). Thanks to Gail Kikawa McConnell of the Fort Bend County, Texas, District Attorney's office for emailing me about the reversal.
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Scent Lineup Admitted into Evidence by California Court Despite Numerous Deficiencies
A recent California case demonstrates why scent lineups continue to be attacked as "junk science" by the defense bar, and why better procedures must be imposed by courts and law enforcement agencies to overcome such criticisms. People v. White, 2009 WL 3111677 (Cal.App. 2Dist. 2009)
The crime occurred on June 7, 2006, in the early evening in Compton, California. Five teenagers were skateboarding when two of them were shot by an assailant. One died. Shell casings were recovered from the crime scene and placed in manila envelopes. Problem one: manila envelopes, as noted by an expert witness for the defense, Lawrence Myers (Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine), are porous, which allows for the possibility of contamination. Scent pads were later wrapped around the casings for about 10 minutes and the pads were stored in Ziploc bags. Problem two (minor): glass containers would have been better. (See Hudson, D.T., Curran, A.M., and Furton, K.G., The Stability of Collected Human Scent under Various Environmental Conditions. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2009, vol. 54(6): 1270-1277, noting glass containers were preferable to plastic.) The Ziploc bags were put in an evidence locker for two days. Problem three: The scent samples should have been refrigerated, as noted by the defense expert.
Two officers collected scent from four individuals, including the arms of the defendant, put the scents in boxes and arranged the boxes in a diamond format. Problem four (perhaps minor): If by collecting scent from the arm of the defendant, the court means that it was collected by some means such as rubbing a scent pad along the arm, this would mean that scent was collected from a slightly different body part that the fingers that probably handled the casings collected at the crime scene (while the weapon was being loaded). Some evidence has suggested that scent from different parts of the body may be difficult for a dog to distinguish. (See Brisbin, I.L. and Austad, S.N., Testing the Individual Odour Theory of Canine Olfaction. Animal Behaviour, 1991, vol. 42, 63-69.) Another study contradicted this result, however. (See Schoon, G.A.A., and de Bruin, J.C. The Ability of Dogs to Recognize and Cross-Match Human Odours. Forensic Science International, 1994, vol. 69: 111-118.)
The dog was taken into the middle of the diamond and scented to a pad that had been wrapped around a shell casing. The dog lay down next to the box containing the defendant's scent. Problem five: There was no discussion of any control trials. European protocols generally call for several control trials to determine if the dog is willing to work on the day of the tests and to verify that the dog is alerting correctly where the "perpetrator" and the target are known to be the same. Also, it may be necessary to determine if the dog has an "attraction" to the scent of a suspect. Problem six: Almost all protocols developed in the Netherlands, Poland, and other law enforcement centers in recent years provide a dog with at least five, and often six or seven choices, sometimes in two lineups simultaneously (See Schoon G.A.A. Scent identification lineups by dogs (Canis familiaris): experimental design and forensic application. Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 1999, vol. 49, 257-267; Schoon G.A.A. A first assessment of the reliability of an improved scent identification line-up. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1998, vol. 43, 1, 70-75.) In some control lineups, it is often advisable to include "zero trials" where the correct response of the dog is not to alert at all because the item the dog is scented to does not correlate with any of the scents in the lineup.
The handler was unaware of which box contained the scent of the defendant, but while the lineup was being conducted, the two officers who set it up watched from a picnic table 40 to 50 feet away from the diamond formation. Problem seven: No responsible lineup procedure allows the handler to see an experimenter or anyone who knows the location of the target or the suspect's scent. The "clever Hans" effect can arise even if the handler is blind to the location of the target. This issue was raised by the defense expert (Myers) but dismissed
The defense expert could not interpret the handler's training logs and could therefore not assess the dog's reliability. Problem eight: It is the author's opinion that training logs should always be available to counsel for the defense (or the prosecution in the case of an exonerating scent lineup). The court found this problem was irrelevant because the handler testified as to the dog's training and was subject to cross-examination. The handler testified that he was not aware that his dog had made any mistakes in 171 criminal lineups. Courts should cease allowing handlers to be the sole means by which major foundational requirements are satisfied in scent lineups. (See the records procedures recommended by the Scientific Working Group on Dog and Orthological Detector Guidelines (SWGDOG), Human Scent Dogs: Scent Identification Lineups (posted at www.swgdog.org). SWGDOG is a forum, with participants from the FBI, other law enforcement agencies, and research facilities involved in canine forensic research.)
The court concluded that the defense expert had done no more than make suggestions for improving the lineup procedure that was used, but that his testimony had not shown the evidence to be unreliable. There was, admittedly, good corroborating evidence here, including the testimony of two eyewitnesses. Part of the case concerned the reliability of visual lineups for eyewitnesses, another area that is not as simple as it once seemed to be. (See, e.g., Wright, D.B. and McDaid, A.T. Comparing System and Estimator Variables Using Data from Real Line-ups. Applied Cognitive Psychology, 1996, vol. 10(1), 75-84.)
Twenty years ago, Professor Andrew Taslitz argued that scent lineups should not be admitted as evidence of guilt in a criminal trial. He noted that research being conducted by Jan de Bruin of the Dutch police might reach a level to be satisfactory for judicial use but noted the research had not yet been published. Adee Schoon, cited in several parentheses above, continued that work. Some convictions obtained in part by scent lineup results have been overturned, and it is not clear if the public still has a "mythic belief" in the scenting powers of dogs. (Taslitz, A. Does the Cold Nose Know? The Unscientific Myth of the Dog Scent Lineup. Hastings Law Journal,1990, vol 42, 15-134.)
The problem with cases like People v. White is that they risk opening use of a poorly conducted scent lineup to the charge of "junk science." Almost all of the defects of this lineup would be obvious to the researchers in this area, and most of them could have been easily cured. Some might require that additional dogs be available to confirm the result. Protocols developed in Polish research have demonstrated that requiring at least two dogs—ideally three dogs—to identify the suspect in a scent lineup substantially diminishes the possibility of a misidentification. (Jezierski, T., personal communication, 2010) A proper testing environment and equipment might require additional expense. Nevertheless, in cases where witnesses are fearful or disappear, the scent lineup, if properly conducted at the levels required by the more advanced forensic research centers, may be an appropriate link in the case.
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Dogs Distinguish Types of Warning Growls
Animals have been shown to make sounds that are context specific, such as alerting other members of the group to a predator, even a specific type of predator. Dogs, like wolves, bark, but dogs bark more frequently and in more variable contexts than is the case with wolves. Both dogs and wolves growl in three situations that were studied in a recent paper: (1) offensive threatening in social conflict, (2) guarding food, and (3) during social play. Calls are described as functionally referential if three criteria are satisfied:
1. The signals displayed in different contexts have different acoustic structures.
2. Prerecorded signals evoke different behavioral responses in a playback experiment.
3. The manipulation of the referent alters the signal production.
A group of Hungarian and Austrian scientists recorded growls during three situations: (1) a dog guarding his food from a strange dog (a food-guarding growl, FG); (2) a strange human approaches a dog threateningly (threatening growl, TS); and (3) the dog plays tug-of-war with his owner (play growl, PL). The play growls were less than half as long as the two other types of growls. In a playback experiment, the researchers looked to see whether a food-guarding growl would cause another dog to retreat despite the physical absence of the dog making the sound. The threatening growl was also used in the same context to see if it would have an equally strong deterrent effect. The expressions of the dogs were different in the contexts of the growls. Thus, dogs growled at a threatening human with a closed mouth, but while defending food against another dog, they showed their teeth and pulled back their lips.
In the experiment, an owner and dog entered a room with a bone, which the dog was allowed to sniff but not touch. After a knocking signal from the experimenter, the owner released the dog. The owner was told not to talk, touch, or look at his dog. If the dog got within 5 cm of the bone, a pre-recorded growl was played. If the dog withdrew, the growl recording stopped paying. If the dog approached the bone again, the growl was played again.
The results were dramatic. After hearing the growl for the first time, 11 of 12 dogs in the FG group withdrew from the bone within 15 seconds, whereas only 2 of 12 dogs in the TS group and 4 of 12 dogs in the PL group withdrew in that period. Seven dogs in the FG group did not approach the bone again within the next 90 seconds, while only one dog in the TS group and one in the PL group stayed away. It was clear that FG growls had a stronger deterrent effect than TS growls though both were in the "agonistic" category of sounds. The researchers also found that the growls of bigger dogs had no measurably greater deterrent effect than the growls made by small dogs, confirming at least in part the common belief that dogs don't think much about size. Farago, T., Pongracz, P., Range, F., Viranyi, Z, and Miklosi, A., 'The Bone is Mine': Affective and Referential Aspects of Dog Growls, Animal Behaviour vol. 79, 917-925 (2010).
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Aerodynamics of the Wake of Walking Person
Trailing dogs are generally thought to follow a path based on their smell of proteins and/or bacteria in desiccated epithelial cells that flow off us at the rate of thousands per minute. This raises the question of how the air flow around a person affects the pattern by which these cells swirl and fall in our wake. Three engineering professors at Pennsylvania State University studied the aerodynamics of the human wake in an article published in the Journal of Fluids Engineering. The authors noted that prior studies of the aerodynamics of moving cylinders had not always taken into account the gap between the legs of a person. The authors state that "the leg separation has a significant effect on the structure of the wake for flows in the primary walking direction." Swinging the arms, on the other hand, "has little significance in the formation of the wake." The authors note that the results share many bulk flow structures with smoke visualization experiments. The figure shows the "significant physics" observed in flow visualization experiments. The results indicate two distinct wake regions behind a walking person, one behind the torso and one behind the legs. A significant downwash occurs behind the body which spreads the lower portions of the wake. Edge, B.A., Paterson, E.G., and Settles, G.S., Computational Study of the Wake and Contaminant Transport of a Walking Human, J. Fluids Engineering, 127, 967-977 (September 2005).
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Middle Eastern Origin of Dogs Argued in New Genome Study
A study of the dog genome published in Nature, the pre-eminent publication in biology, reached some surprising and immediately controversial results. For one, disagreeing with prior studies, the new research concludes that "dog breeds share a higher proportion of multi-locus haplotypes unique to grey wolves from the Middle East…." (vonHoldt et al., Genome-wide SNP and Haplotype Analyses Reveal a Rich History Underying Dog Domestication, Nature, vol. 464(8), April 2010). This takes issue with mitochondrial DNA studies that suggested that canine domestication first occurred in east Asia (see Savolainen et al., Science vol. 298, 1610-1613, 2002).
The new research does accept that interbreeding with local wolf populations "clearly occurred elsewhere in the early history of specific lineages." The researchers sampled 912 dogs from 85 breeds, as well as taking samples from 225 grey wolves from 11 populations around the world. Certain breeds were found to have demonstrated admixture with wolves, particularly breeds with ancient origins that are highly divergent from other dog breeds. Breeds in this group include, not surprisingly, Akitas, Alaskan malamutes, Siberian huskies, and American Eskimo dogs. However, wolf admixture is also found in basenjis, Afghan hounds, Samoyeds, salukis, Canaan dogs, New Guinea singing dogs, dingoes, Chow chows, and Chinese Shar Peis. Some breeds share more with Chinese wolves, some with European wolves, and some with Middle Eastern wolves. Akitas, for instance, show admixture with Chinese wolves, Staffordshire bull terriers with Northern wolves, and basenjis with Middle Eastern wolves. In some cases, the admixture must have been ancient. Dingoes have been isolated from any wolf population for perhaps 4,000 years.
Towards the end of the paper, the researches say that "some ancient east Asian breeds show affinity with Chinese wolves, which suggests that they were derived from Chinese wolves or admixed with them after domestication." This challenges the assumption that has prevailed for some years that dogs were domesticated only once, and harks back to Darwin and others who suggested that canine domestication may have occurred more than once from different populations of canids. The researchers also note that wolves have changed as a result of dogs. The mutation responsible for black coat color was transferred from dogs to grey wolves.
The researchers found "distinct genetic clusters" even within modern dogs based on phenotype and function, including spaniels, scent hounds, mastiff-like breeds, small terriers, retrievers, herding dogs, and sight hounds. Scent hounds include Basset hounds, beagles, and dachshunds. The research behind this six-page paper (supplementary information of 38 pages) is probably only the beginning of a series of papers one can expect from these 36 authors. That's right! 36 authors.
Supplemental note. I received a comment arguing that American Eskimo dogs do not belong in the category of ancient breeds that show admixture with wolves. The supplemental information to the paper in Nature lists three somewhat distinct groups of dogs in this category. The first consists of basenjis, Afghan hounds, Samoyeds, Salukis, and Canaan dogs. The second consists of New Guinea singing dogs, dingoes, Chow chows, Shar peis, and Akitas. The third consists of Alaskan malamutes, Siberian huskies and American Eskimo dogs. Looking at Supplemental Figure 1, the research indicates that the first group demonstrates significant gene sharing with Middle Eastern wolves, the second group with Chinese wolves, and the third group with Northern wolves. The Inuit Sled Dog (sometimes confused with the American Eskimo dog) is generally thought of as an ancient breed, but the American Eskimo Dog is described by the American Kennel Club as a member of the Spitz family related to the spitz breeds and the white Pomeranian. See Sue Hamilton, "Replica or the Real Deal," The Fan Hitch 4(3) (May 2002). The Nature article does, however, list "Ancient and spitz breeds" as one category so I have to assume, until I hear from one of the Nature article's authors, that they do in fact mean the American Eskimo dog.
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Mythological Background
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About Kamsa
Kamsa was born to King Ugrasena a Yadava king and Queen Padmavati. However, out of ambition and upon the advice of his personal confidantes, Banasura and Narakasura, Kamsa decided to overthrow his father and install himself as the King of Mathura. Therefore, upon the guidance of another advisor, Chanur, Kamsa decided to marry Asti and Prapti, the daughters of Jarasandha, King of Magadha.
After a heavenly voice prophesied that Devaki's eighth son will slay him, he imprisoned Devaki and her husband Vasudeva and killed all their children; however the eighth son, Krishna, an avatar of the god Vishnu, was transported to Gokul, where he was raised in the care of Nanda, the head of cowherds. Kamsa sent a host of demons to kill the child Krishna, all of whom Krishna killed. Finally, Krishna arrived in Mathura and slew his uncle Kamsa.
In reality, Kamsa was not the biological son of Ugrasena. The Brhad Bhagavatamrta references the Sṛṣṭi-khaṇḍa (48–51) of the Padma Purana describing that after Padmavati's marriage with Ugrasena she stayed a short time in the house of her father, King Satyaketu. At that time a demonic messenger of Kuvera's named Drumila (or Gobhila) became attracted to her. He saw Padmavati, as she was bathing. Overcome with lust, he came to her disguised as Ugrasena, and asked for sexual union with her. Thinking that her husband had returned from war, she yielded. That night they became intimate. During coitus, excited Drumila lost his self-control and resumed his true, demonic form. However, Padmavati was so attracted to him that she didn't protest about it. As a result of this illicit love making, Padmavati conceived. She feared that Ugrasena may disown her as she was impregnated by a demon. But Ugrasena accepted her and she gave birth to Drumil's son Kamsa. Later Padmavati gave birth to four sons of Ugrasena. In fact, Kamsa in his previous birth was a demon called Kalanemi, who was slain by Lord Vishnu.
In childhood, Kamsa was trained by the other Yadavas, who were famous warriors. Kamsa acquired Jarasandha's attention when the latter tried to invade Mathura. Kamsa single-handedly routed Jarasandha's army. The latter was impressed and made Kamsa his son-in-law. With Jarasandha's support, Kamsa became even more powerful. He vanquished the very gods Indra, Varuna and Kubera in battles and forced Indra to rain on his kingdom.
During his wedding in Mathura, Jarasandha brought over his army to escort the Princesses Asti and Prapti. Using the army of Magadha as his political cover, Kamsa overthrew his father after he refused to voluntarily retire from his position. This was done within the confines of the royal palace and the public was not informed. After Ugrasena failed to show up for public events, Kamsa announced his coronation.
Kamsa was told, in a prophecy, that the eighth child of Devaki will kill him. Hearing that, he wanted to kill Devaki, but Vasudeva managed to save her life by promising Kamsa that he (Vasudeva) himself will deliver Devaki's all their children to Kamsa. Kamsa accepted that promise and spared Devaki because she herself was not a threat to him. In the confines of the prison, Devaki repeatedly conceived and cruel Kamsa murdered the first six children.
Just before the birth of seventh child, Lord Vishnu summoned Goddess Yogmaya, an eight-handed woman holding different weapons in her hands and wearing different colored garments. Shri Hari or bhagawan Vishnu asked her to transfer the embryo of Shesha Naaga from Devaki to Vasudeva's another wife Rohini in Gokulam. This child was named Balarama, Shri Krishna's elder brother. Whereas, Lord shri Hari-Vishnu Himself, was soon to appear as the eighth son of Devaki, he ordered Yogamaya (who, shall be known with different names by her devotees such as Durga, Bhadrakali, Narayani, Chandika, Vaishnavi, Sharada, Ishaani, Vijaya, Chin Bhavani, Amba and Ambika) to take birth from the womb of Yashoda. According to Shri Hari-Vishnu's orders, Yogmaya transferred Shesha from the womb of Devaki to the womb of Rohini. Facilitating God Vishnu's descent or avatar, Yogmaya (as the controller of the darkness and ignorance) had put the guards of Kamsa to sleep or a state of trance. At this time, Vasudev, obeying Shri Hari's order, took BalKrishna to Nand- Yashoda's house, bringing back the Baby girl, Durga, who was the incarnation of Yogmaya. Presuming this baby as Devaki's eighth child, Kamsa was about to kill her by crashing her down on the ground, but the girl slipped out of his hands. Taking her cosmic form, the eight-handed Durga warned Kamsa, "The eighth child, who shall kill you, has been born. He is in Gokul!"The seventh child, Balarama, was saved when he was moved to Rohini's womb. The eighth child born to Devaki and Vasudeva was Krishna. Krishna was saved from Kamsa's wrath and raised by Vasudeva's relative Nanda and Yasoda, a cowherd couple.After Krishna grew up and returned to the kingdom, Kamsa was eventually killed by Krishna, as was originally predicted by the divine prophecy, and Ugrasena reinstated as King of Mathura.
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Getting to know people in your classes is another great way to start making friends. Plus, it automatically helps you start to form study groups, which become really helpful in college. You'll often find people in your class are pursuing the same major as you, which means you'll be seeing them around often for the next four years, so why not get to know them?
How To Make Friends In Your Online Classes. If you're enrolled in online classes, you might be wondering how to make friends without the in-person study groups and one-on-one communication that you'd find in a traditional classroom setting.


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^ 在维维亚尼肯定比萨塔实验发生的那个时刻,伽利略还没有得到他的自由落体定律的最终公式。但是他已经得出一个较早版本的公式,预测"物质构成相同"的物体,不论大小,在相同媒质中下落的速度是一样的。参见: Drake, S. Galileo At Work. University of Chicago Press. 1978: 19–20. ISBN 0-226-16226-5.
^ Rindler, W. Relativity: Special, General, And Cosmological. Oxford University Press. 2006: 16–18. ISBN 0-19-856731-6.
^ Drake, S. Galileo's Discovery of the Law of Free Fall. Scientific American. 1979, 228 (5): 84–92. Bibcode:1973SciAm.228e..84D. doi:10.1038/scientificamerican0573-84.
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(英文) 《斯坦福哲学百科全书》:"The Equivalence of Mass and Energy" by Francisco Flores.
(英文) "The Mysteries of Mass", 《科学美国人》杂志, July 2005.
(英文) "Does mass change with velocity?"
(英文) "What is the mass of a photon?"
(英文) "The Origin of Mass and the Feebleness of Gravity. "诺贝尔奖获得者弗朗克·韦尔切克的讲座录像.
(英文) Okun, L. B., "Photons, Clocks, Gravity and the Concept of Mass". Slides for a talk.
(英文)The Apollo 15 Hammer-Feather Drop.


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A full reopening for schools in Turkey scheduled for November
After testing the waters for a full reopening, Turkey is preparing to allow all students to return to schools for in-person education on Nov. 23.
First-graders were the first to start in-person classes in September, and gradually, the country rolled out in-person classes for other grades, in line with the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced the closure of schools last term. On Nov. 2, fifth and ninth grades will go back to school, and on Nov. 23, sixth, seventh, 10th and 11th grades will be the last batch of students to resume in-person education, according to plans by the Ministry of National Education.
The Health Ministry's Coronavirus Scientific Advisory Board, which issues recommendations to the government for new restrictions or lifting restrictions, will serve as the guide for the reopening. The board gives advice based on the data regarding the pandemic although the ultimate decisions are usually relegated to local pandemic boards in each of the 81 provinces. The ministry, which took a set of strict measures to protect millions of students, has charted a road map mixing in-person education with online classes amid uncertainty over the outbreak. The board will brief the ministry by Nov. 16 on pandemic trends following the reopening of schools in September. Just as with the other grades, in-person education will be limited to two days a week and gradually increased depending on the data.
In-person classes are not mandatory, but students are required to attend online live classes if they skip school.Minister of National Education Ziya Selçuk recently announced that student turnout at schools reached "near 80%." "This is higher than we expected," Selçuk has underlined.
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Schools currently enforce strict hygiene measures. Staff and students are required to wear masks, and social distancing is enforced, with parents not allowed to enter the school premises. An online education network set up by the ministry oversees the progress of students.
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Winemaker Q&A: Five questions for Renée Ary
Renee Ary became the fourth winemaker in the four-decade history of Duckhorn Vineyards in 2014. Her promotion came after 11 years as an integral member of the winemaking team—including roles as assistant and associate winemaker.
Like the two acclaimed winemakers before her, Renée spent years working alongside her predecessors, honing her craft, refining her gifted palate and mastering the Duckhorn Vineyards style. Today, with an approach that balances artistry, science and a deep respect for the viticultural side of winemaking, Renée guides the entire Duckhorn Vineyards portfolio, crafting wines that offer structure and sophistication, as well as a deep and purposeful sense of place.
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Widely recognized as one of California's most treasured wineries, Duckhorn crafts beautiful wines from a variety of Napa Valley area sites. Renée applies an artisan's approach to her winemaking and understands the needs and opportunities presented by each specific terroir and microclimate. By approaching each vineyard block individually, she embodies Duckhorn's dedication to making classic wines that reflect the unique character and quality of the vineyards.
It was from her predecessor, Mark Beringer, that Renée gained a much deeper knowledge of farming, viticulture and the intricacies of Duckhorn's diverse and storied Estate program. She also refined her blending skills, embracing the intuitive artistry of the blend, and the counterpoint it offered to the more scientific aspects of winemaking.
"From our own Estate vineyards to legendary sites like Three Palms, I am incredibly fortunate to work with some of Napa Valley's most exceptional grapes," says Renée. "When you work with fruit of this quality, there is no recipe or formula. My job is to let the vineyards speak and convey the soul of the wine."
"It's important to approach a role like this with humility," adds Renée, "and with the knowledge that I am a part of an ongoing story—that I am contributing to the legacy of a great winery and building on the work of the talented people who laid the foundation for excellence."
VineRoutes: Terroir is at the forefront of all discussion when it comes to wine. Which of your portfolio of wines best express or convey the true essence of terroir? Conversely, which Duckhorn wine(s) best express your style as a winemaker?
Renee Ary: Terroir is incredibly important and is reflected in all of our wines, whether it's a vineyard designate from our Estate portfolio or an appellation wine that represents a broader area, they all reflect the unique terroir and microclimate.
Three Palms for me is one of the most interesting, especially for a merlot site. It is an incredibly rocky ranch with very little topsoil. The structure of the soil really comes through in the structure of the wine which results in an age-worthy merlot. The vines have to travel deep into the soil to look for water, which yields smaller berries and ultimately intense concentration.
The Duckhorn vineyard house.
VR: How important and influential is Duckhorn's history and achievement to you? Knowing that consumers look to Duckhorn as the benchmark for producing world-class merlot, were you at all intimidated by that when you became head winemaker?
Renee Ary: This is extremely important. I believe that winemakers and their wines should be a reflection of who they are and I am a fairly traditional person. The history of Duckhorn and continuing that ongoing tradition is a huge part of why I am so proud to be the head winemaker. It was intimidating initially but being with Duckhorn for 11 years before moving into the head winemaker role, I was able to learn the style and understand our wines and vineyards through working alongside the previous winemakers and Dan and Margaret (owners of Duckhorn).
VR: As consumers grow more concerned with environmental practices, the wine industry is seemingly becoming more pressured into adopting sustainable farming methods such as becoming organic or even biodynamic. Consumers seem to be willing to pay a premium for more ethical grapes, which can be a powerful incentive for wineries. What are your thoughts/beliefs on the matter? Do you think sustainable farming is more about showcasing social responsibility, or does it have more to do with better terroir expression leading to better wines? Perhaps a bit of both?
Renee Ary: I think there are two parts to the equation, but there is also a lot of marketing out there that isn't backed. I am proud to say that we have implemented winemaking and winegrowing practices that help improve our relationship with the environment and promote long-term sustainability but also lead to better wines and winemaking, such as composting pomace and utilizing cover crops that help moisture holding capacity and reduce water needs.
VR: What goals in winemaking are you still working to achieve (be it with Duckhorn or yourself personally)?
Renee Ary: I am always looking for ways to better our wines and our process, whether that's through quality, efficiency, technology, etc. I am a firm believer in pushing yourself to be better and I enjoy being challenged in all aspects of my life.
VR: What about the entire process (from nurturing the vines all the way to enjoying the wine with a great meal) excites you the most? What do you find is most rewarding about your role as winemaker for Duckhorn?
Renee Ary: I am extremely lucky to have a job that I love and am passionate about. I have a degree in Art & Chemistry and I had no idea I was going to end up in the wine industry. Because of that, I am particularly fascinated by the intersection of art and science and how that plays into my day-to-day winemaking decisions. I also love that wine is rooted in agriculture and is dependent on nature and the weather patterns which makes every vintage different and allows me to be challenged each year. There's no recipe and I love that. We also have an amazing Estate vineyard portfolio and working with some of the best vineyards in the world is very rewarding.
Duckhorn Vineyards 2017 Napa Valley Chardonnay
Chardonnay is a varietal that allows for so many different expressions. Duckhorn only started making chardonnay in 2012 but it feels as though it's been a mainstay for decades. "As a chardonnay winemaker, I am extremely lucky to be able to create my favourite version of the varietal," said winemaker, Renee Ary. "Most of our fruit is sourced from the cooler regions of the valley, mainly Carneros (Napa), south Napa, and Oak Knoll. This allows for the fruit to ripen without sacrificing acidity. I do a lot of lees stirring to build mid-palate weight and creaminess without a lot of malo-lactic influence. I also use a good amount of immersion barrels, which helps create a more elegant framework. It's a fun wine to make!" Bright, round, layered and elegant, this wine is a bit of an outlier from the traditional Napa 'fat chards' that we've come to associate with the region. The oak is present without feeling heavy-handed, which only adds to the elegant framework. Not bad for a winery that's made its bones on making some of the world's finest merlot. ($49.95)
Duckhorn Vineyards 2017 Napa Valley Merlot 67.95
Like all of their previous vintages of this classic merlot, this is a complex blend of several individual vineyard lots, incorporating fruit from the estate's vineyards and from top independent growers throughout the Napa Valley. The final wine is a rich and cohesive expression, reflecting the varied microclimates and soils of this unique place. Composed of 80 percent merlot, 16 percent cab sauv, 2.5 percent cabernet franc, with added small splashes of petit verdot and malbec to round out the blend, the wine was aged in 100 percent French oak (40% new, 60% neutral) for 15 months. Alluring aromas of lush cherry, raspberry and cocoa excites the senses immediately. The cherry and raspberry notes are echoed on the silky palate, where fine-grained tannins and flavours of ripe plum, blueberry, licorice and subtle baking spice draw the wine to a long, elegant finish. A delicious wine. ($70)
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CHARTS: UK Top 40 Singles Chart 28th June 1987
UK Top 40 Singles Chart for Sunday 28th June 1987
So this was the chart that Radio 1 DJ Bruno Brookes broadcast from 5-7pm with data from the GALLUP computer based on record sales from Monday 22nd to Saturday 27th June 1987.
This is how the charts USED to look with new entries, climbers and non-movers, all based solely on record purchases.
This week, there were five new entrys, fifteen climbers and two non-movers! And it was announced like this…
40. Wet Wet Wet – "Wishing I Was Lucky"
Wet Wet Wet certainly are lucky to get a tenth week inside the top 40 with their debut single, which drops seven places.
39. Jackie Wilson – "(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher"
Here comes the late Jackie Wilson again with another re-issued single, his third in seven months. This one originates from 1967 and peaked at No.11 back then.
38. The Christians – "Hooverville"
Birmingham band The Christians are back with their third chart entry of this year, which comes from their self-titled debut album.
37. Joyce Sims – "Lifetime Love"
Sadly for Joyce Sims her lifetime of love is all done as she falls back three places with her second single release.
36. Herb Alpert – "Diamonds"
Musician Herb Alpert gains a fourth week on the chart with his latest single, which drops four places.
35. Janet Jackson – "The Pleasure Principle"
Going down five places is Janet Jackson's latest single to come from the "Control" album as she too notches up a full month on the chart.
34. Run DMC – "It's Tricky"
Run DMC's latest has been on the chart for five weeks and remains top 40 with a fall of ten places.
33. David Bowie – "Time Will Crawl"
David Bowie's follow up to his top twenty hit three months ago came on to the chart last week and goes up seven places.
32. Genesis – "Throwing It All Away"
Another of last week's new entry's came from Genesis with the fifth single from last year's "Invisible Touch" album and that moves up five more places.
31. Living In A Box – "Scales Of Justice"
A second top ten hit does not look forthcoming for Living In A Box as their second top 40 single drops back one place and out of the top thirty.
30. Mirage – "Jack Mix II"
Mirage's second jack mix accumulates two months on the chart this week as they falls ten places and out of the upper half of the chart.
29. Pepsi and Shirlie – "Goodbye Stranger"
Following them are Pepsi and Shirlie with the follow up to "Heartache", which is also down ten places, with six weeks on the chart.
28. Heart – "Alone"
US rock band Heart are about to release their ninth studio album and this is the lead single which also becomes their second UK top 40 single of this year with this new entry.
27. Crowded House – "Don't Dream It's Over"
After three weeks of climbing, Australian band Crowded House stop and pause as they are non-movers today with their very first UK chart hit.
26. Black – "Sweetest Smile"
Singer and songwriter Colin Vearncombe goes by the name of Black and has been recording since 1981. After a number of singles and the release of his debut album last year, he finally makes the top 40 with the third cut from that long player.
25. Tom Jones – "It's Not Unusual"
Tom Jones' former chart topper from twenty two years ago leaves the top ten on its second outing as he falls eight places.
24. Jody Watley – "Looking For A New Love"
And dropping the same number of places with her debut single is American singer Jody Watley, whose debut album is already top ten back home.
23. Billy Idol – "Sweet Sixteen"
It's been a good week for Billy Idol with his second charting single of this year, which moves up twelve places and betters "Don't Need A Gun"s chart high earlier in the year.
22. Erasure – "Victim Of Love"
Vince and Andy's third single of this year and their second top ten hit is down seven places as their album, "The Circus", goes Gold!
21. U2 – "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"
Blessed with a double Platinum selling album this year are U2 and this is the second single from it, which falls eight places.
20. Prince – "If I Was Your Girlfriend"
Prince moves up into the top twenty this week as the second single from "Sing O'The Times" climbs three places.
19. Simple Minds – "Promised You A Miracle" (live)
As does the live version of Simple Minds 1982 hit, which this new live recording is now only six places behind!
18. Broken English – "Comin' On Strong"
Broken English break the top twenty for the very first time this week as they too move up three places with their very first chart hit.
17. a-ha – "The Living Daylights"
There's a new Bond film coming next month and a new James Bond with Timothy Dalton taking over the Walther PPK from Roger Moore. Following in the footsteps of Duran Duran with the last title song are Norway's a-ha and it's as the highest new entry this week that they join an elite group of artists who have recorded previous Bond hits.
16. Atlantic Starr – "Always"
Atlantic Starr are up nine more places this week to win only their second UK top twenty hit ever, that follows "Secret Lovers" from 1985.
15. Starship – "Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now"
The former number one from Starship has been on the chart for three whole months now and only just leaves the top ten with a fall of five places this week.
14. Samantha Fox – "Nothings Gonna Stop Me Now"
Following them is Samantha Fox with her singular version of the same title which had been a non-mover for the last two weeks but exits with a drop of six places.
13. Johnny Logan – "Hold Me Now"
This year's Eurovision Song Contest winner Johnny Logan is down seven places and out of the top ten with his winning number.
12. Chris Rea – "Let's Dance"
While Chris Rea continues to dance with his biggest hit for four years, which is moving upwards for a fourth week, this time by six places.
11. ABC – "When Smokey Sings"
ABC haven't had a top ten hit since "All Of My Heart" in 1982, but they edge the closest they have been for five years with a climb of just one place this week. Can they do it next week…?
10. Cliff Richard – "My Pretty One"
Cliff is back in the top ten with his brand new track and with a climb of sixteen places, he is also this week's highest!
9. Whitesnake – "Is This Love?"
On the other hand, UK rock group Whitesnake have yet to reach the top ten with any of their previous seven chart hits. The eighth does with a climb of two places.
8. George Michael – "I Want Your Sex"
George Michael's newest single pre release of his debut solo album is down four places in its fourth week on the chart.
7. Curiosity Killed The Cat – "Misfit"
Making a return to the top ten for the second time in their career and this year are Curiosity Killed The Cat with a climb of two places.
6. John Farnham – "You're The Voice"
While Crowded House are a non-mover this week, Australia's other chart act, John Farnham carry's on climbing for a seventh week! He is up just one in his eighth week on the chart.
5. Terence Trent D'Arby – "Wishing Well"
Last week's highest climber, Terence Trent D'Arby, is up nine more places to claim his second top ten hit this year and not only that, but betters his previous best by two places!
4. Whitney Houston – "I Wanna Dance With Somebody"
Whitney comes down from second place where she's been for the past two weeks with her former number one, which is two places lower in it's sixth week in the top five.
3. Bruce Willis – "Under The Boardwalk"
Actor Bruce Willis' biggest chart hit so far, his cover of The Drifters 1964 classic, is a non-mover this week, remaining in the top three.
2. The Firm – "Star Trekkin'"
There's movement at the top as the best seller for the last two weeks from The Firm boldly leaves the top spot and falls one place closer to earth.
1. Pet Shop Boys – "It's A Sin"
And so for a second time, Chris and Neil aka the Pet Shop Boys become the biggest seller of all as their highest new entry of last week goes up four places, setting the scene for their forthcoming second studio album. But will they make it two in a row or will Terence, John or Bruce deny them of that? There's only one way to find out…
Make sure you come back in seven days time for next weeks chart!
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