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Unisphere is a new management interface that provides a flexible, integrated experience for managing existing CLARiiON and Celerra storage systems. Designed for simplicity and automation, Unisphere features intuitive task-based controls, customizable dashboards, and single-click access to real-time support tools and online customer communities.
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The Unisphere 1.0 Unisphere Client is a complete standalone version of the Unisphere 1.0 UI applet. The Unisphere Client can be installed on to a supported Windows systems and used to manage any CLARiiON system running Flare 19 or above and any Celerra system running DART 6.0. It is not necessary to upgrade the version of Flare on your CLARiiON system to use the Unisphere 1.0 Unisphere Client. The Unisphere Client eliminates the need to download the UI applet which can dramatically speed start up over slow or distant network connections. When used in combination with the ability to stop serving the UI applet from the Storage Processors restrict management IP addresses the Unisphere Client can be used to restrict users to specific Windows platforms for added security. Download here. (Powerlink login required)
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Barack SnObama continues to point fingers at those who object to his recent remarks offending small-town Americans, people of faith, Second-Amendment believers, and citizens who support enforcing immigation laws. Asked at an exclusive fund-raiser in San Francisco why he wasn't more popular in Pennsylvania, Sen. SnObama suggested that Americans living in "small towns … get bitter [and] cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations". Certainly, this bitterness theory explains Sen. SnObama's church of choice.
But many who make important personal and policy decisions based on reason rather than emotion resent Sen. SnObama's apparent projection and accuse him of elitism. Sen. SnObama counters that these opponents are playing politics. Yes, really, here's his statement:
I'm not a perfect man, and the words I chose I chose badly. They were subject to misinterpretation; they were subject to be twisted, and I regret that. I regret that deeply.
When people suggest that somehow I was demeaning religion, when I know that I'm a man of deep faith, somebody who in my own life has held on to faith, held onto my confidence in God during times of trial and tribulation, then it sounds like there's some politics being played.
When people suggest I was somehow being elitist and demeaning hunters when I have repeatedly talked about the tradition that people pass on from generation to generation, hunters and sportsmen, and how I have consistently spoken about my respect for the Second Amendment, when people try to suggest that I was demeaning those traditions, then it sounds like there's some politics being played. And what really burns me up is when people suggest that me saying that folks are mad, they are angry, they are bitter after 25, 30 years of seeing jobs shipped out, pensions not fulfilled, health care lost, the notion that people are surprised, and are suggesting that I'm out of touch because I spoke honestly about people's frustrations, that tells me there's some politics going on.
Yes, of course, "[T]here's some politics going on." Sen. SnObama's remarks were political; they were an attempt to explain a political reality; they were given at a political fund-raiser, while Sen. SnObama is running in a political campaign.
But perhaps we can excuse Sen. SnObama for getting caught off-guard by the strong resentment to his remarks. He did make the statement at a closed-door fund-raiser in San Francisco, where he had every expectation of being among elitist friends. Moreover, liberal disdain for small-town America, for faith, for self-reliance, isn't exactly news. Neither is the smugness that continually oozes from Sen. "You're likeable enough, Hillary" SnObama.
But the real reason why Sen. SnObama's elitism isn't news is that modern liberalism is inherently elitist:
Modern liberalism is based on the premise that some people are just too incompetent to make it on their own and need their superiors, like Sen. SnObama, to plunder the competent in their ersatz behalf.
Liberal cultural disdain for anyone who relies on God and himself isn't merely a narrow-minded revulsion for what are misunderstood as antiquities. It is a key component of liberal political elitism. The enlightened, the Vanguard, understand that "regular people" need them, and they understand the noble position of benefactor-by-proxy in which fate has placed them. If some of those "regular people" don't see that, it's because they're naive. That naivete explains why those ignorant small-town Pennsylvanians aren't flocking behind Sen. SnObama. And that naivete is dangerous. If people think that something other than the civil government can take care of them, they won't vote for a condescending would-be nanny who tells them otherwise. Such ignorance is a threat to leftist political hegemony. It must be mocked.

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|A. Aquinas: Light is not a body
In his discussion on the nature of light, Aquinas argued that light cannot be body:
Objection 1: It would seem that light is a body. For Augustine says (De Lib. Arb. iii, 5) that "light takes the first place among bodies."Therefore light is a body. Objection 2: Further, the Philosopher says (Topic. v, 2) that "light is a species of fire." But fire is a body, and therefore so is light. Objection 3: Further, the powers of movement, intersection, reflection, belong properly to bodies; and all these are attributes of light and its rays. Moreover, different rays of light, as Dionysius says (Div. Nom. ii) are united and separated, which seems impossible unless they are bodies. Therefore light is a body. On the contrary, Two bodies cannot occupy the same place simultaneously. But this is the case with light and air. Therefore light is not a body. I answer that, Light cannot be a body, for three evident reasons. First, on the part of place. For the place of any one body is different from that of any other, nor is it possible, naturally speaking, for any two bodies of whatever nature, to exist simultaneously in the same place; since contiguity requires distinction of place. (Note: I'll discuss the Aquinas's other reasons in another blog post)If we translate these in modern language, what Aquinas is saying is that light is not matter but a field. Matter is something that occupies space and has mass. Light, on the other hand, does not occupy space and has no mass.
B. Newton: Light is a body
In contrast to Aquinas, Newton believes that light is a body: a stream of particles called corpuscles (the word "corpus" is Latin for body).It is also true that light behaves like particles or corpuscles as stated in Objection 2. Newton himself used the corpuscular theory of light to describe the reflection, refraction, and dispersion of light into different colors :
In these Descriptions I have been the more particular, because it is not impossible but that Microscopes may at length be improved to the discovery of the Particles of Bodies on which their Colours depend, if they are not already in some measure arrived to that degree of perfection. For if those Instruments are or can be so far improved as with sufficient distinctness to represent Objects five or six hundred times bigger than at a Foot distance they appear to our naked Eyes, I should hope that we might be able to discover some of the greatest of those Corpuscles. And by one that would magnify three or four thousand times perhaps they might all be discover'd, but those which produce blackness. In the mean while I see nothing material in this Discourse that may rationally be doubted of, excepting this Position: That transparent Corpuscles of the same thickness and density with a Plate, do exhibit the same Colour. And this I would have understood not without some Latitude, as well because those Corpuscles may be of irregular Figures, and many Rays[Pg 262] must be obliquely incident on them, and so have a shorter way through them than the length of their Diameters, as because the straitness of the Medium put in on all sides within such Corpuscles may a little alter its Motions or other qualities on which the Reflexion depends. But yet I cannot much suspect the last, because I have observed of some small Plates of Muscovy Glass which were of an even thickness, that through a Microscope they have appeared of the same Colour at their edges and corners where the included Medium was terminated, which they appeared of in other places. However it will add much to our Satisfaction, if those Corpuscles can be discover'd with Microscopes; which if we shall at length attain to, I fear it will be the utmost improvement of this Sense. For it seems impossible to see the more secret and noble Works of Nature within the Corpuscles by reason of their transparency. (Isaac Newton, Opticks)
C. Maxwell: Light is an oscillation of a body
But the laws of reflection and refraction of light may also be described using the electromagnetic wave model using the four Maxwell's Laws of Electrodynamics. In this model, light is described as an electromagnetic wave. When light hits the interface, the boundary conditions are provided by Maxwell's equations, and these boundary conditions would predict the behavior of light after reflection or refraction, resulting to the Fresnel's equations for reflection and refraction of light:
Around 1862, while lecturing at King's College, Maxwell calculated that the speed of propagation of an electromagnetic field is approximately that of the speed of light. He considered this to be more than just a coincidence, commenting, "We can scarcely avoid the conclusion that light consists in the transverse undulations of the same medium which is the cause of electric and magnetic phenomena."[54] Working on the problem further, Maxwell showed that the equations predict the existence of waves of oscillating electric and magnetic fields that travel through empty space at a speed that could be predicted from simple electrical experiments; using the data available at the time, Maxwell obtained a velocity of 310,740,000 metres per second (1.0195×109 ft/s).[87] In his 1864 paper A dynamical theory of the electromagnetic field, Maxwell wrote, "The agreement of the results seems to show that light and magnetism are affections of the same substance, and that light is an electromagnetic disturbance propagated through the field according to electromagnetic laws".[6] (Wikipedia: James Clerk Maxwell)The color of light that Newton sees actually depends on the wavelength (or frequency) of light. For example, in the electromagnetic spectrum red light has a wavelength of 700 nanometers while blue light is 400 nm. The separation of colors that Newton sees is called dispersion. The dispersion of light in a prism is due to the fact that different colors have different refractive indices for the same material, so that the blue light is bent more than the red. The same is true with waves on the seashore: the reason why waves appear regularly spaced is because of frequency dispersion--waves with different frequencies travel at different speeds, so that waves with the same frequencies arrive as a group.
Since light is an electromagnetic field, then superposition of several electromagnetic fields is possible even at one point-- something like the Medieval problem of determining how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. If we liken angels to electromagnetic waves, then we can say that an infinite number of angels can dance on the head of a pin, because an electromagnetic field can be expressed as an infinite Fourier series either in trigonometric sines and cosines with harmonic frequencies, with each harmonic frequency corresponding to one angel. The analogy is interesting: we know that there are countably infinite integers, but angels, though there are a multitude of them like the stars in heavens or the sands in seashore, remains finite.
But we now ask: if light is an undulation of a medium, is this medium a body? This is the most perplexing problem in modern physics regarding the luminiferous aether. We shall discuss this in future blog posts.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Is light a body? Aquinas, Newton, and Maxwell on the nature of light
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Audrina is the New Heidi
Looks like Audrina Patridge is following in the footsteps of her fellow "The Hills" castmate, Heidi Montag. First Audrina got fake boobs. Now, she's sporting fake lips. Just like Heidi did. I don't know about you, but Heidi Montag is the last person I would want to emulate…
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Although I think Audrina went a little "overboard" with the upper lip (her upper is now bigger than her lower!) it *was* a good idea. Her natural upper lip was non-existent and I always thought she should try a small amount of filler to even things out. No doubt it'll reduce in size soon and look far more natural. Go Audrina!
I think she look fine. Audrina was pretty before anyway. She didn't need plastic surgery at all. As long as she doesn't get anything else done, she'll still be gorgeous.
To be honest, the photos shown aren't really indicative of plastic surgery. the Before picture has her smiling, which naturally thins the upper lip, while the second picture shows her pursing her lips, which makes them appear a little larger than the 'no expression' lip appearance. If she really has had lip enhancement, it's best shown by comparing before and after photos of her with the same expression.
I think for a female who was born with bi-lateraal cleft lip, she looks great!
Audrina doesn't look dreadful. We've all seen worse. But if you're calling out people from "The Hills"…
You just have to do a rundown on Jayde Nicole. Granted finding a before pic's impossible, but to be fair, you gotta do a rundown.
There's some seriously weird and plastic stuff going on with her face. Looks like she's had an eyelift(but in her 20's? Why?), botox, and lip filler. Her face is severely assymetrical as a result. Still she claims to be all natural.
Yeah and she claims to be in her early 20's too. Something just doesn't add up.
You are fucking retarded and yes stupisd ass hell. Audrina didnt get surgery like heidi nor did she do her face like that, bunch of lies to spread and fake news . audrina is beautiful in any damn pix you search out for, she rocks xoxoxo
Audrina is way beautiful eat your hearts out you haters hahaha Team Audrina we love her
she needed it, its not a big deal i was waiting for her to do it
i think thats just a bad picture of her lips. But, maybe she shudda done less. i dnt understand why it matters any way. She use to have a really small upper lip now its better. Shes gorgeous both ways……
She had NO top lip before. I think it's an improvemnet as long as she doesn't go overboard. Too bad there is nothing that improve her IQ though.
The person above me needs something to improve her IQ jeezus christ.


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Grasshopper Development
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There is available a USDA and the Agricultural Research Service field guide that describes development in the western grasshopper.[1]
Some Recent Findings
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This table shows an automated computer PubMed search using the listed sub-heading term.
References listed on the rest of the content page and the associated discussion page (listed under the publication year sub-headings) do include some editorial selection based upon both relevance and availability.
Natalia Rosetti, Maria I Remis Spatial Variation in Body Size and Wing Dimorphism Correlates With Environmental Conditions in the Grasshopper Dichroplus vittatus (Orthoptera: Acrididae). Environ. Entomol.: 2018; PubMed 29672724
George Stephen Boyan, Leslie Williams, Tobias Müller, Jonathan P Bacon Ontogeny and development of the tritocerebral commissure giant (TCG): an identified neuron in the brain of the grasshopper Schistocerca gregaria. Dev. Genes Evol.: 2018; PubMed 29666910
Makoto Chiba, Takanori Itabashi, Koujiro Hirai, Mitsuo Sakamoto, Moriya Ohkuma, Taichiro Ishige, Shinji Kawasaki Lactobacillus metriopterae sp. nov., a novel lactic acid bacterium isolated from the gut of grasshopper Metrioptera engelhardti. Int. J. Syst. Evol. Microbiol.: 2018; PubMed 29543150
George Boyan, Philip Graf, Erica Ehrhardt Patterns of cell death in the embryonic antenna of the grasshopper Schistocerca gregaria. Dev. Genes Evol.: 2018; PubMed 29511851
Michael R Kearney, John Deutscher, Jacinta D Kong, Ary A Hoffmann Summer egg diapause in a matchstick grasshopper synchronises the life cycle and buffers thermal extremes. Integr Zool: 2018; PubMed 29436759
Historic drawing of stages in the spermatogenesis of a grasshopper (Stenobothrus viridulus)
Grasshopper Lifecycle
Grasshopper Development
Grasshopper Heart
Flow visualization in the heart of a grasshopper (Schistocerca americana) using synchrotron x-ray phase-contrast imaging.[4]
- ↑ RE. Pfadt, Field Guide to Common Western Grasshoppers 3rd edn Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 912 February 2002 University of Wyoming USDA and the Agricultural Research Service - PDF
- ↑ Seth Donoughe, Cassandra G Extavour Embryonic development of the cricket Gryllus bimaculatus. Dev. Biol.: 2015; PubMed 25907229 | Dev Biol.
- ↑ George Boyan, Leslie Williams Embryonic development of the insect central complex: insights from lineages in the grasshopper and Drosophila. Arthropod Struct Dev: 2011, 40(4);334-48 PubMed 21382507
- ↑ Wah-Keat Lee, John J Socha Direct visualization of hemolymph flow in the heart of a grasshopper (Schistocerca americana). BMC Physiol.: 2009, 9;2 PubMed 19272159 | BMC Physiol.
Arthur T Legg, Timothy P O'Connor Gradients and growth cone guidance of grasshopper neurons. J. Histochem. Cytochem.: 2003, 51(4);445-54 PubMed 12642623
C J Lomer, R P Bateman, D L Johnson, J Langewald, M Thomas Biological control of locusts and grasshoppers. Annu. Rev. Entomol.: 2001, 46;667-702 PubMed 11112183
K Maeno, S Tanaka Phase-specific developmental and reproductive strategies in the desert locust. Bull. Entomol. Res.: 2008, 98(5);527-34 PubMed 18590599
G S Boyan, J L D Williams Embryonic development of a peripheral nervous system: nerve tract associated cells and pioneer neurons in the antenna of the grasshopper Schistocerca gregaria. Arthropod Struct Dev: 2007, 36(3);336-50 PubMed 18089112
James Badman, Jon F Harrison, Michael P McGarry Grasshoppers in research and education: methods for maintenance and production. Lab Anim (NY): 2007, 36(3);27-31 PubMed 17311046
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- acrididae - a family of insects that comprise the grasshoppers with short antennae, short ovipositor, and tarsi of legs three-segmented.
- blastokinesis - active movement of the grasshopper embryo by which it passes from the ventral to the dorsal side of the egg and at the same time revolves 180 degrees on its long axis.
- brood - all the individuals that hatch at about one time from eggs laid by one series of parents and that normally mature at about the same time; a group of individuals of a species that have hatched into young or have become adult at approximately the same time, and live together in a defined and limited area, and they may be of different generations.
- chorionic sculpturing - a network pattern on the chorion (shell) of the insect egg.
- complete metamorphosis - metamorphosis through which the insect develops by four distinct stages: egg, larva, pupa, adult.
- diapause - a state of low metabolic activity mediated hormonally and associated with ceased growth, reduced activity, and increased resistance to environmental extremes.
- eclosion - the hatching of the larva or nymph from its egg.
- egg pod - a case made of grasshopper gluelike secretions and soil particles enclosing a clutch of grasshopper eggs.
- fledge - acquisition of the adult wings.
- gradual metamorphosis - metamorphosis through which the insect develops by three distinct stages, namely egg, nymph, adult.
- instar - the immature insect between two successive molts.
- larva - (pl., larvae) the immature insect hatched from the egg and up to the pupal stage in orders with complete metamorphosis, e.g., a caterpillar.
- metamorphosis - the change of body form through which insects pass in developing to the adult.
- nymph - an immature insect of species with gradual metamorphosis.
- ovipositor - in grasshoppers the paired digging and egg laying structures at the end of the female abdomen
- ovipositor valves - three pair of digging and egg laying structures at the end of the abdomen in female grasshoppers.
- preoviposition period - the period between molting to the adult and the laying of the first group of eggs; in grasshoppers the period normally lasts one to two weeks.
- pupa - (pl., pupae) the stage between the larva and the adult in insects with complete metamorphosis; a nonfeeding stage in which adult structures develop and grow.
- seasonal cycle - the timing of the periods of egg hatch, nymphal development, adulthood, and reproduction.
- stadium (pl., stadia) - the time period between two successive molts of larvae or nymphs.
- subgenital plate - in the male grasshopper the terminal ventral plate underlying the genitalia.
- threshold - the temperature or level of hormone concentration that must be reached before development or growth can begin.
Based on: RE. Pfadt, Field Guide to Common Western Grasshoppers 3rd edn Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 912 February 2002 University of Wyoming USDA and the Agricultural Research Service - PDF
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Brenden:wow you look beautiful today
Me:(no answer)
Brenden:what's your problem?why avoiding me?
Me:please,please and please!its not by force to talk to someone who is being loquacious all the time.
Brenden:wow!interesting so you are now turning me into the bad guy right?
Me:I don't care how you classify yourself in my life please just leave me be!
He was about to say something else before the lecturer came in. In 45mins lecture was over. Brenden kept disturbing me.
Brenden:you should be conceited that someone like me is interacting with you(shouting)
Me:huh!really? Then cease your words!I never asked for your interaction or companionship.
I left the class and went under a tree to wait for Preston. I waited over one hour but he didn't show up. I switched on my phone to call him and j saw a message he had sent to me. The message went like this:
*my love I am deeply and sincerely sorry for not picking you up today. I had a message from my sister that my my father had a fatal accident and my presence was needed because nobody knows if he will be able to surviving the accident. I will make up to you when I come back. Please keep your love for me. I will always call you. I love you.*
After reading this message, tears rolled down my cheeks. I started crying uncontrollably under that tree not wanting to go anywhere at that point in time. 20mins later Miranda came to me.
Miranda:bae I have been looking for all over for you. What's up why are you crying?
Me:Preston is gone he left me miranda, he left me
Miranda:even Presley. But don't worry he will come back. according to Presley they will be back sooner than you think. Stop crying
We went to Preston's house and stayed there for a week but nothing happened even class was boring and I had no story to say about the things being taught as brenden no longer came to class. We moved back to the hostel. Belinda derided and insulted us but we didn't pay any attention to her. Life in the university was unbearable for me I thought of going back to Europe but it still wasn't safe enough for me. I cried each day I thought of Preston. News flew by that brenden was out of school. According to some people he went to see pedrick park. Only I and Miranda were alone. Preston never called at all. Only Presley called miranda and also checked up on me with that medium. In whatsapp and other social medias I saw that Preston had blocked me. Presley one day called to tell us about Preston. According to him Preston now have a new girlfriend who came to visit his family all the way from Australia. She and Preston were childhood friends and both parents are planning for their wedding.
I couldn't help it but cry all day. What Pained me most was that he took away my pride. Preston later sent me a text that I should leave him alone because I texted him a lot and called him uncountably. He insulted me ad being a fake and a s–t. I couldn't stand it anymore. I cried always. Miranda was always there for me. My eyes was now red and I was becoming thinner. I fainted every hour and 30mins and being stressed out like that for the first time In my life…
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The routes we have planned across the provinces can be found below. As we all know, nothing is written in stone and routes may be changed due to weather, local information, unforeseen situations and/or opportunities and getting lost!
Ontario (166.7 kms) - for a detailed map click here
We will start our trip from Downtown Ottawa and follow the Ottawa River to Hawkesbury, making a couple of family stops along the way.
|Ontario Route overview
Québec (884.8 km) - for a detailed map click here
We will also be making a family stop in Laval to visit with Daniel's mother. The plan is to follow the North shore of the St Lawrence and take le chemin du Roy between Montréal and Québec city. After Québec city, we will continue on Hwy 138 (sometimes called l'avenue Royale), to the ferry at Saint-Siméon. Once across at Rivière-du-Loup, we had initially planned to follow the bike trail to Edmunston, New Brunswick.
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|Québec Route overview
New Brunswick (510.1 km) - for a detailed map click here
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|New Brunswick Route overview
Prince Edward Island (350.9 km) - for a detailed map click here
The route in PEI is loaded with places to visit. First off the Tax Centre in Summerside, then Kensington, North Rustico, Dalvay, Charlottetown where it all started, Souris and then to the ferry at Wood Islands. Funny how we chose to pedal that much in Canada's smallest province.
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Our Cross-Canada Trip
Below you will find the routes as they were planned on RideWithGPS and in the comfort of our home. The blue line is the Vancouver to Ottawa route in 2015 and the red one is Ottawa to St-John's. If you want to view one route at a time, click on the route below the map. To return to the whole map of Canada, click on 'Show All'.
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Saturday, 17 December 2016
end of year exhibition
Wow what a crazy year! It's been such a busy few weeks with Christmas and getting ready for the last market and last exhibition of the year. Thanks to everyone who came out and supported all the local artists and designers at the Aspire Gallery's inaugural Christmas market in Paddington. It was great to be able to share my kids designs as well as my fine art work in the gallery. And thanks to everyone who has support creative monsoon and my fine art this year. I've got lots of plans for 2017 including a whole new range to work on! More on that in the months to come.
So enjoy your holidays and see you in the New Year!
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Monday, 31 October 2016
babies, books and rhymes
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Through November if you head to Brisbane's Ashgrove Library you can see a selection of my children's illustrations. (In fact it's been there already for a couple of weeks. It just happens someone pulled out of last months slot.) The Ashgrove Library seemed like a nice spot to show off my kids artwork which I started last year. I began going to the library with my little boy every week when he was 6mths for the babies, books and rhymes. Pretty soon I was creating fun and colourful illustrations inspired by the songs, rhymes and the books borrowed. Today I'm happy to say it's my full time job. So if you're in the Ashgrove area pop in and take a look.
All works are for sale. Framed versions can be picked up after the exhibition from Bardon in December, or I can drop them off locally. Prints are always available at www.creative-monsoon.com
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Ashgrove Library is located at 87 Amarina Ave, Ashgrove QLD
|Hello Possum
|You are out of this World
|Shine Like Only You Can
|Kangaroo Kisses
|You make me Happy when Skies are Grey
|Shine Bright Diamond
|You are Purrfect
|Mirror Mirror Giraffe
|12345 Fish
|Reach for the Stars Giraffe
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Thursday, 27 October 2016
feline friends
|Cool Cat
|Flapper Cat
|Cat's Pyjamas
|You are purrfect
I've been asked a few times about creating some cat illustrations - so here they are. Been keeping me busy for weeks, and there are more to come. Available from creative-monsoon.com
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Friday, 7 October 2016
This month I'll be taking part in another group art exhibition, Elemental Brisbane at the Reverse Emporium in Woolloongabba.
The exhibition celebrates the works artists create using elements from the waste stream, PAPER, METAL, WOOD AND FIBER as the raw materials for their art. I have several pieces including some new collage landscapes made using elements such as wallpaper offcuts, recycled marketing material and of course, my favourite security envelope lining.
|'Moonlight Mountain'
Recycled paper, wallpaper, acrylic paint and pen on reclaimed board
|'Mountain Waves'
Recycled paper, wallpaper, acrylic paint and security envelope lining on reclaimed board
|'Mountain Destination'
Recycled paper, map, acrylic paint and security envelope lining on reclaimed board
Opening night is October 15th with live music, a re-fashion parade, late-night shopping in the Woolloongabba Warehouse, food and drinks and celebrations. Elemental Brisbane will continue with two weeks of exhibitor master-class workshops as well as a team marble run challenge on Saturday October 22.
Reverse Emporium is located at 20 Burke St, Woolloongabba, Brisbane, Australia
|'Mirror Mountain'
Acrylic paint and security envelope lining on board
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Friday, 23 September 2016
Delicate Emotive
This month you can find more of my work at the Aspire Gallery in Brisbane's Paddington as part of Delicate Emotive. A group exhibition where the emphasis of the work is emotion and delicateness. 'Reflective Rose' (above) 9x11" original digital mixed media on board.
'Daisy Chain' 8x8" original digital mixed media on board
'Crushed blue rose' 8x8" original digital mixed media on board
The works are a mix of vintage graphics, found paper, antique maps, encaustic and watercolour effects and of course some security envelope lining. Printed with archival inks onto acid free and recycled paper.
You can see the exhibition at Aspire Gallery,
54 Kennedy Terrace, Paddington, Brisbane until 8th October
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Thursday, 4 August 2016
comforts of home
If you follow any of my social media accounts like Facebook and Instagram, you've probably noticed a lot of blue and white lately. Last month I was busy getting ready for a group exhibition at the Aspire Gallery in Brisbane's Paddington. The theme was 'comforts of home' and I took it as an opportunity to resurrect some old ways of working as wall as learning some new skills.Having spent a significant portion of my life travelling I was interested in exploring what images might represent home when I've had so many different ones. I decided to narrow it down the most recent few cities, adopting a very homely subject of chintz fabric, patchwork and china plates.
Using different floral and bird motifs I created individual artworks to represent a home city and country. The passion fruit to me is Brisbane, Sydney the frangipani, London a rose and Wellington a Kawhai. The birds are a Rainbow Lorikeet for Australia, Wren for England and Tui for New Zealand.
Using antique illustrations as a starting point I recreated the flowers and birds from security envelope lining, then grouped them together to form a chintz 'fabric' pattern. It was my first attempt at making a repeatable pattern and is definitely something I'd like to try again.
I printed the pattern in large format then cut it into piece along with more security envelope lining to create a large paper patchwork. I then went back to the individual floral images and created blue and white china plate designs. It was nice to go back to working with porcelain again, something I used to use a lot in my NZ gallery. This time rather than hand painting I was able to transfer my designs directly from the printer onto the plates. There are also limited edition prints of these pieces on lovely glossy paper.
You can see the real things at the Aspire Gallery until 20th August at 53 Kennedy Terrace, Paddington. Limited edition prints are available through artfinder.com
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Saturday, 23 July 2016
Make For Good
Make For Good is coming back.
Last year you might remember I participated in the #makeforgood campaign with etsy and Plan International Australia. This year it will be running again and the theme is "Create Brighter Futures" so who better to add to the campaign than my futures so bright koala! Last year more than $30,000 was raised fro Plan International to support Because I Am A Girl helping girls learn, lead, decide and thrive.
The campaign kicks off 6th September and I'll be donating 50% of sales from Your Futures So Bright Koala print and hopefully adding a few new speical pieces too.
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Labels: illustration, nursery art
Tuesday, 19 July 2016
Tapu-te-ranga gallery
|Tapu Te Ranga Gallery pic via Facebook
Wow this brings back a few memories! My very first home and my old gallery Art Space Island Bay in Wellington, New Zealand is back as a gallery again! So great to see. My old home has had a few different incarnations since I sold it in 2005 - an antique store and fashion boutique. Island Bay is such a lovely spot and the locals were always so supportive of my work. My time in New Zealand is still a big influence on my art, especially when it comes to landscapes.
The crazy thing is the new gallery owner used to run a gallery there in the 90s! Sounds like 139 The Parade has always had a creative history. I have a lot of fond memories of Wellington and this house - hey its where I met my hubby! But this picture does also bring back memories of scrubbing that floor after weeks of painstakingly removing 1950s plastic tiles. Ahhhh my first attempts at DIY. I'd love to know what the rest of the building looks like inside - wondering if my purple textured bedroom walls and bright blue bathroom ceiling are still there :)
So if you're in Wellington pop in a say hi to the new artists and give my old home a hug for me.
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Thursday, 30 June 2016
night and day
|'Night - misty lake' digital mixed media print
|'Day' digital mixed media print
June has been a very busy month settling back in after our trip to NZ. This month I finished off two new pieces created for a Brisbane group exhibition, Foot Square at the Aspire Gallery in Paddington, and won the voters choice award!
This months I put together two new digital mixed media landscapes - night and day. The only limit to entries for the competition was each piece must be under a foot square which produced a fantastic range of themes and works for the exhibition.
The starting point for each work was a mountain range made from torn pieces of security envelope lining then many layers of texture, colour washes and more images were added. For example in 'Night' the moon is a frying pan and the night sky a close up shot of tree bark.
Each was printed with archival inks onto my favourite acid free 100% recycled consumer paper, then mounted to board for a special edition print. There are limited edition unmounted versions 12x12" and 8x8" available from my shops fine art section and on artfinder.com
Opening night was a great turn out, so many different styles and ideas. The works were exhibited next to my synthetic scene photography piece too, and best of all they won the voters choice award for the publics favourite work! You'll be able to find these work at the Aspire Gallery Paddington for the next few months.
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Tuesday, 17 May 2016
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Monday, 2 May 2016
This month I'll be taking part in the SNAP16 exhibition at the Aspire Gallery with my latest piece 'synthetic scene'
The aim of the exhibition is to highlight the work of photographers often shunned by many in the artworld for not being true artist. Anybody who vists SNAP16, a new Paddington exhibition can see that's a lie.
SNAP16 is a collection of photographers of both international and local recognition who know their way around a camera.
SNAP16 is open to the public from the 4th to 21st May at Aspire Gallery in Paddington, Brisbane and showcases a real variety of photographic talent and skill.
53 Kennedy Terrace
Paddington, QLD
10x8 and 11x14" prints are available through artfinder.com
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Labels: australian art, photography
Sunday, 14 February 2016
happy valentines day!
Happy valentine's day everyone. kangaroo kisses from creative monsoon
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Tuesday, 26 January 2016
aussie nursery art
Happy Australia Day! Thought I should share an update on a little project I started last year, a collection of Aussie birds and animal illustrations for the nursery or a kids bedroom.
To start with I do loads of quick sketches looking a photos to help determine what are the key shapes and positionings I want to go with. Add some colour with pen and then rework them on the computer.
I've got a long way to go before I've got a full set of Australian birds and animals, but so far I couldn't be happier with these guys. Prints are available from creative monsoon on etsy and down that little lane.
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Tuesday, 12 January 2016
floral obi kaleidoscope
Prints available through artfind and etsy
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MISSOULA — The Missoula man accused of shooting and killing a German exchange student in his garage will go on trial Jan. 5.
District Court Judge Ed McLean set the trial date at a Wednesday morning hearing.
Markus Kaarma is charged with deliberate homicide in the May shooting death of a 17-year-old foreign exchange student who he caught trespassing in his garage.
The teenager, Diren Dede, lived nearby and was unarmed.
McLean also issued a stern warning to Kaarma's attorney, Paul Ryan. "If you're going to play to the public, don't expect me to be flexible with the venue."
Ryan announced Tuesday that he will host a free community viewing in Caras Park this week during the U.S.-Germany World Cup soccer match.
Dede was a soccer player, on two Missoula teams and in his home country. His shooting created an international uproar over American gun laws and Montana's castle doctrine.
Kaarma has pleaded not guilty.


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After releasing Martez Carter the Redskins are thin at running back
After releasing Martez Carter the Redskins are thin at running back
The Redskins are very thin at running back right now.
Today at practice the Redskins had three running backs on the field. Rob Kelley and Kapri Bibbs are fully healthy while Chris Thompson is limited as he recovers from a broken leg he suffered last November.
Injuries have hit the depth at running back. The most recent casualty was Martez Carter, who was waived with an injury designation.
The move was surprising since Carter had some good runs against the Jets during their preseason game on Thursday and he did not appear to be injured during the game.
Coach Jay Gruden did not offer any more details as to what the injury to Carter was, only that he is no longer with the team.
Also sidelined with lower leg injuries are Samaje Perine and Byron Marshall. According to media reports, Perine will be out one week and Marshall for two to four. Gruden would not confirm the timelines, saying only that they are undergoing treatment and the timetable for their returns in unknown.
The Redskins will bring in some running backs to try out on Sunday. They will need at least one and probably two in order to get through the upcoming preseason game against the Broncos on Friday.
In other personnel moves, the Redskins waived linebacker Jeff Knox and defensive end Jalen Wilkerson and signed offensive tackle Kendall Calhoun, defensive back Darius Hillary, and wide receiver Allenzae Staggers.
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RB roster battle is fun to watch, but injuries will force tough decisions
RB roster battle is fun to watch, but injuries will force tough decisions
Too much attention gets paid to roster construction during training camp. Projecting the 53-man roster has become its own August cottage industry, much like Bracketology flourishes in March.
The truth of the matter is regardless of projections, more than anything else, injuries dictate what players ultimately land on the Week 1 roster.
Right now, that is apparent with the Redskins' running back position. Derrius Guice headlined the group after Washington grabbed him in the second round of April's NFL Draft. After injuring his knee in the first preseason game, however, Guice won't play in 2018.
That means the other five guys battling for a spot now move up in the pecking order. Rob Kelley and Chris Thompson will make the team, even though Thompson is yet to play in the preseason and is still battling back from a broken leg last November.
Samaje Perine, Byron Marshall, and Kapri Bibbs played with the 'Skins last season and were locked in a tense battle for spots. Then, Perine and Marshall got hurt Thursday night. Perine is expected to miss a week, while Marshall could miss up to four weeks.
Can both Perine and Marshall still make the Redskins 53-man roster?
Of course.
Is that a certainty? Definitely not.
Bibbs gets a major opportunity now, and he has looked good so far in camp and preseason games. Additionally, for Bibbs, it often gets lost that he actually played well in Washington last season. In three games he had more than 200 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown.
If Marshall truly needs a month to get his lower leg injury settled, that won't be until after the deadline to trim rosters. The Redskins could move him to the injured reserve list before then, but that would mean Marshall would not be eligible to play for the Burgundy and Gold until Week 7. Also, the team only gets two moves off of IR for the season. Would they want to use one on their fourth running back?
Perine's injury situation seems less severe, and barring a setback or further injury, he will be on the roster.
That means Thompson, Kelley, Perine, and Bibbs. Maybe Marshall too, but that will be determined by his rehab schedule.
Martez Carter made impressive runs against the Jets, and while it seems easy to dismiss his roster candidacy, remember Rob Kelley was an undrafted free agent out of a small Louisiana school just a few years ago.
Complicating matters is the reality that Washington's front office is absolutely going to be watching what other NFL teams do at roster cut time. Other running backs could emerge, especially from teams like Detroit that already have a crowded running back room and added more players via the draft.
Coaches like to say competition on the field is what makes roster decisions. And yes, that's a big part of it. The violent nature of the NFL, the ultimate Next Man Up league, plays a huge factor as well.
Trimming a roster because of injuries doesn't mean there aren't mistakes made. It sure looks like Washington screwed up last year by cutting QB Nate Sudfeld, even though the team felt compelled to keep extra offensive linemen.
It might be trite, but the NFL is a long, grueling season. The Redskins know that. The team lost more players to injury than any other NFL squad last season.
So when looking at 53-man roster projections, know there are two more preseason games left, and sad but likely, more injuries to come.
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This week we throw back to the February 18, 1999 issue of the Custer County Chief.
Dave Hanson, dressed as Abraham Lincoln, tells the story of President Lincoln's life to the fourth grade class at Custer Elementary Feb. 12.
This week we throw back to the February 9, 2006 issue of the Custer County Chief.
Why did two administrators and seven faculty jump into frigidly cold water Wednesday Feb. 1? Because they promised they would!
The biggest hits are not always during the Big Game.
Take a look at these commercials:
Four nutritionists share the small bites that pull their own weight in the dieting department, so what you're eating is actually doing something.
This week we throwback to the Jan. 28, 1993 edition of the Custer County Chief.
The harrowing survival epic "The Revenant" leads the Oscar race with 12 nominations, including best picture. The acclaimed film also scored nods for star Leonardo DiCaprio, director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and supporting actor Tom Hardy.
David Bowie dies aged 69; Leonardo DiCaprio, 'The Revenant and 'The Martian' big winners at Golden Globes; Jon Hamm and Lady Gaga also honored at awards.
For quiet adult dramas and prestige films, it started with a pop ? and ended in a fizzle, the biggest year ever at the North American box office.
This week we throwback to the Jan. 2, 1975 edition of the Custer County Chief.
Cari Ann Gottschalk, 10-month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gottschalk, celebrates the coming of the new year with a little celebration of her own.


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Stop and search legislation – know your rights
The use of stop and search powers helps the police tackle crime and keep our communities safe.
A police officer can stop and question you at any time and they need no reason to do this.
They can also stop and search you depending on the situation, however, they must have reasonable grounds for doing this and they are required to tell you why they are searching you.
To find out more about the current legislation and your rights when you are stopped and searched, please click on the link below.
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My grand children love eating noodles although they are bought up with two nationalities and the boys are taught to enjoy all kinds of cuisine. Well, I was so glad that I am able to live with them and teach them to enjoy all dishes. I always enjoy cooking for all my family and friends.
Udon noodle is originated in Japan (I think) and they consume more than any other parts of the world. Well, many parts of the world, do now enjoy udon noodles and they will come out with different ways of cooking them. As for me, I usually use it in stir-fry or soup. You can get them in any Japanese/Chinese grocery stores.
3 (12oz) packets of Udon Noodles, if chilled, bring to room temperature, if frozen, thawed before use, untangle them. Blanched for a 3-5 minutes in boiling water and drained well
1 cup julienned sweet red pepper
1 cup julienned sweet yellow pepper
6 whole baby Bok Choy, trimmed and sliced
1 small yellow onion, peeled and sliced
1 cup shredded white Chinese cabbage/green cabbage
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
4½ teaspoons of Olive Oil, divided
3½ teaspoons of Sesame Oil
Seasoning Sauce
2½ tablespoons of light soy Sauce
1½ tablespoons oyster sauce
2½ tablespoon of Mirin
Juice of 1 lime
1 thumb-size piece fresh ginger, skin removed, grated
2 cloves garlic, peeled and finely chopped
Mix all the seasoning sauce ingredient in a small mixing bowl and stir well. Set aside. Heat a frying pan with 1 tablespoon olive oil over medium-high heat and fry the beaten eggs into scramble eggs. Remove to a dish and set aside.
Heat a wok/frying pan with the remaining canola/vegetable/corn/olive oil over medium-high heat and add onions and garlic. Saute for until fragrant and lightly golden. Toss in the shredded cabbage, julienned red and yellow peppers, sliced Bok Choy and flipping and stirring with a spatula and continuing stir-frying until about half-way cooked.
Toss in the blanched udon noodles and scramble eggs, keep flipping and stirring until all ingredients are well mixed and heated through. Pour in the seasoning sauce and stirring through evenly and heated through. Taste for seasoning and if needed more add now. Heat off and dish up and serve hot.


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Police intervened in a clash between an Islamist group and a group commemorating the victims of Charlie Hebdo and journalist Hirant Dink in Ankara, Turkey. It turned violent, which forced the police to use gas to break up the crowd.
The pro-Charlie Hebdo group "attempted to release a press statement in favor" of the newspaper and Dink, the editor-in-chief of the Agos Daily who was murdered in 2007. The Islamists responded by throwing stones and bottles.
The Islamists threatened the pro-Charlie Hebdo group after they announced a rally to honor the victims and displayed posters that said "Je Suis Charlie." One student said the school "'would see unprecedented violence' if the posters were not taken down.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has often exhibited an anti-West attitude, even though the country is a member of NATO. On January 16, Erodgan blamed the newspaper for violence due to their cartoons of Mohammed.
"This magazine (is) notorious for its provocative publications about Muslims, about Christians, about everyone," said Erdogan at a business meeting. "This is not called freedom. This equates to wreaking terror by intervening in the freedom space of others. We should be aware of this. There is no limitless freedom."
Erdogan stood next to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas when he attacked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for attending a unity march in Paris, claiming "he has killed 2,500 people in Gaza with state terrorism." Erdogan made a similar argument, claiming Netanyahu "should first give an account for the children and the women" he allegedly killed. He also blamed the West's attitude towards Islam as a reason for the massacre.
"The West's hypocrisy is obvious," he said. "As Muslims, we've never taken part in terrorist massacres. Behind these lie racism, hate speech and Islamophobia. Please, the administrations in those countries where our mosques are attacked need to take measures. Games are being played with the Islamic world, we need to be aware of this. French citizens carry out such a massacre, and Muslims pay the price. That's very meaningful… Doesn't their intelligence organisation track those who leave prison?"


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Former NFL lineman Daryn Colledge, known by many as the player who raised his helmet above his head each game at the end of the ceremonial "Star Spangled Banner," has joined the Army National Guard.
Colledge, who stands at six-foot-four and weighed in at over 300 pounds during his days as an NFL guard, played nine years with the Packers, Dolphins, and the Cardinals before retiring in 2015. The Fairbanks, Alaska, native explained his signature gesture, "It was just a raise of the hat, a raise of the helmet to the people serving."
A self-described "riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma," who earned nearly $25 million during his NFL career tweeted last month:
— Daryn Colledge (@DarynColledge) March 22, 2016
The former Super Bowl XLV champion follows in the footsteps of another famous Cardinal who joined the military after spending many Sundays on the grid iron, Pat Tillman.
Colledge admits his enlistment doesn't compare to Tillman's, who lost his life in Afghanistan, gunned down by friendly fire and immortalized with a statue in his honor outside of the University of Phoenix Stadium .'
Pat is a hero. I'm just a man working in the shadow of a giant. Just trying to catch up. https://t.co/Xe7xxpFjjE
— Daryn Colledge (@DarynColledge) March 23, 2016
"I think you have to make decisions in life about what things you want to do and you want to be a part of, and this is something I want to be a part of," Colledge asserted in an interview on "The Distant Replay Podcast" on ESPN Milwaukee.
"The men and women I met serving our country, who put their lives on the line for other people so that they can be safe, is the most inspiring thing I've ever seen," he maintained. "And I wanted to stand shoulder to shoulder with them. And that's my best place and my spot in life right now."


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When you really think about it, we have a very remarkable system here in the US of A.
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Obama seems to be dragging us over the threshold to socicalism.
They want you to believe that you're either a redneck militia leader in KKK garb masturbating over NASCAR while using your free hand to shoot Kenyans masquerading as Americans, or an arrogant European intellectual mincing around in a hammer-and-sickle print tutu to Bolshevik electropop.
Graft is graft.
How about you instead campaigned for someone who would truly make a change happen, like ron paul? You cannot get more sincere than him. I would be proud to have an candidate like him in my elections. I only choose not to vote if i cannot find a suitable candidate.


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David- Have you looked at ReplaceRegExp Task from optional.jar..here is the doc http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/replaceregexp.html You would be able to replace match with replace for all instances where match condition is met <replaceregexp file="${src}/build.properties" match="OldProperty=(.*)" replace="NewProperty=\1" byline="true"/> replaces occurrences of the property name "OldProperty" with "NewProperty" in a properties file, preserving the existing value, in the file ${src}/build.properties Is this what you're looking for ? Martin -- ********************************************************************* This email message and any files transmitted with it contain confidential information intended only for the person(s) to whom this email message is addressed. If you have received this email message in error, please notify the sender immediately by telephone or email and destroy the original message without making a copy. Thank you. ----- Original Message ----- From: "David" <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: "Ant Apache User Group" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Sent: Monday, May 29, 2006 10:24 AM Subject: Insert a file into another at given point (not necessary at the end) > Dear members, > > I know there is a task concat for inserting at the end of the file another file, but what about to insert something in the middle of another file, I cant define such place for example via regular expression, but I don't know if there is any task for doing that. > > Thanks, > > David > > > --------------------------------- > Sneak preview the all-new Yahoo.com. It's not radically different. Just radically better.
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The great wildebeest migration is the biggest movement of herbivores on earth. The annual migration takes places from the southern plains of the Serengeti, located in Tanzania to the Masai Mara in Kenya, and then back again in a clockwise motion. During this trek, the wildebeest are joined by thousands of zebras and gazelles. The drama is more than the millions of wildebeests that trek over the plains and rivers, but it's the fierce battle for survival as they pass through areas infested by carnivores.
The Serengeti National Park is around 1.5 million hectors of savanna, with rivers and woodlands and some rocky outcrops. In it is on these grasslands that the largest remaining migration in the world takes place. Around one million wildebeest, thousands of zebras and gazelles will cross the plains for food and to breed. The migration will take the herds on a 1,000 km long annual circular trek spanning the two neighboring countries from Tanzania and Kenya. There is also no barriers to hamper the migration.
Zebras and buck on the Serengeti plains, Photo credit: https://www.alienadv.com/
The best times to view this seven wonder of the natural world, is dependent on what you want to view. Since between January and February, as the seasonal rains starts in the Serengeti, the female wildebeest will start to give birth. From March till April, the land becomes dry forcing the herds to move north towards Lake Victoria. This is also where they will mate. Around June or July the wildebeest will migrate towards Maassai Mara. This is the most dramatic, where the herds cross the Mara river around July and September. Dramatic as the massive Nile crocodiles and other predators will feast on the animals. Around September, the herds will start their trek back to the Serengeti.
It is therefore understandable that the Serengeti has been declared a World Heritage Site in 1979. But it's the drama that has made it famous. That is since the Serengeti Park is where you can spot one of the largest and most mixed predator-prey interactions in the world.
Likewise it is the soil, which is volcanic, that has created an ecological paradise and one of the most productive ecosystems worldwide. It is this soil and its grasslands that supports over two million wildebeests, over 900 000 Thomson's gazelles and over 300 000 zebras. Other mammals include over 7 000 elands, 27 000 topis, 18 000 hartebeests, 70 000 buffalos, 4000 giraffes, 15 000 warthogs, 3000 waterbucks, 2700 elephants, 500 hippos, 200 black rhinos, 10 species of antelopes, and around 10 species of primates. Plus, the park also contains around 4000 Serengeti lions, 1000 leopards, 225 cheetahs, 3500 spotted hyenas and about 300 wild dogs. Furthermore, the Serengeti is where you can find the highest ostrich population in Tanzania. In total it means that you will be able to spot all of the Big 5 and almost guaranteed a memorable safari.
Besides the vast biodiversity within the park, it is the migration of the herds that gets the attention of tourist. Although this migration is not guaranteed, as these are animals, but the migration pattern is almost similar each year. The animals will be in the southern areas of the Serengeti from January till March, and then trek towards the northern parts and then to Masai Mara side from around July to October.
Rhino and zebras on the grassy plains
To ensure tourists on safari experience the best viewing opportunities, tourist establishments have created semi-permanent tented camps that can move seasonally. Moving camps also means that regular visitors are ensures to gain new safari experiences. But these camps are that they are prepared before the guests arrive. An example of these camps are Africa & Beyond's luxury Serengeti Under Canvas. A benefit of these private camps are that guest have a better opportunity to view this wonder of nature in a more private environment and be right in the middle of the action. More so, the camps will arrange all day or twice daily game drives and will arrange packed picnic luncheons for their guests. There the guests can view how the wildebeest battle the famous Serengeti lions, crocodile infested rivers, hyenas and leopards. Otherwise, you can relax and in the evening just stare at the stars.
Similar the group Bush Top Camps, offers guest the selection of permanent luxury camps or mobile camps. For example the Serengeti Bushtops is a 5-star camp located in the northern parts of the Serengeti. This camp offers its guests a private hot tub, massages, a butler services and game drives to the Mara river crossing. In addition, this group started their Removing Bushtop camps. These semi-permanent camps are located in the central areas of the park, but being a 5-star establishment all the frills you would associate with a superior hotel are there only that it is surrounded by an incredible scenery.
After your safari in the Serengeti National Park, where you have viewed the migration of the wildebeest you can extend your stay other parts of Tanzania. This since Tanzania will spoiled with different things to do. For instance you can after your safari trip head off for a few days to the spice island of Zanzibar. There you can rest and enjoy the warm Indian ocean, the white beaches and go scuba diving. Alternatively you can visit the UNESCO Historical Site of Stone Town and walk between the medieval buildings.
The migration of millions of wildebeest from the plains of the Serengeti to the Masai Mara in Kenya, and back, is true magic. The tranquil scenes massive of herbivores grazing on the grasslands on the plains, to the drama of these animals trying to avoid they predators that lurk in the rivers and savanna grass makes this one of the best safari spots in the world. But tourist can view this phenomenon of the wildebeest trekking through the plains from luxury camp sites, and once done explore the rest of the tourist offers of Tanzania has to offer.
Related post: This is why Tanzania has been voted the best safari destination in Africa
Resource list for your next trip:
Kenya Safari: https://blog.alienadv.com/kenya-safari-complete-guide/
Kenya profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenya
Wildlife tours: https://www.travelsupermarket.com/en-gb/holidays/kenya/
Kenya flights: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Flights-g294206-Kenya-Cheap_Discount_Airfares.html
Safari in Tanzania: https://blog.alienadv.com/Tanzania-Safari-Complete-Guide/
How wildebeest migration works: http://animals.howstuffworks.com/mammals/wildebeest-migration.htm