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Hello North West Tasmania. Our names are Jodi and Caleb Williams and we are the franchisees of Jim's Dog Wash in Devonport. We are both raised on the North West Coast and have currently lived in Devonport since 2011. We are both big animal lovers and have three of our own fur babies, 1 Maltese Shitzu (Casper), 1 Chihuahua (Rosie) and 1 large cat (Angel). We are professional, trustworthy and reliable. We cover the North West Coast of Tasmania and offer qualified full grooming service including washing, nails and clipping.
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Blessed Being, change is a constant in Life. Change is what Time illuminates, Lighting your path to the future. The Earth experience is one of duality expanding into connection. How are you connecting to your future?
It is an earthly duality paradox—that you are wired to seek connection with Life, but that you must not need that connection to truly obtain a profound, deep, and meaningful connection.
Blessed Being, Time is a construct of your physical reality. It responds to the resonance of the collective of Earth, and it responds to each individual. Just as all of your experiences on the earth plane do, Time responds to the duality experience.
Your first step in creation is directing your choice. This is an internal process. Use your electromagnetic beingness to direct your choice into the field of Life. The biosphere of Earth and the connected nature of the cosmos receives your impulses and responds.
Blessed Being, you are a powerful creator. You are endowed with the full capacity of Love. It is available to your choice as to what you will create. Love is a passive force. It is invisible, and residing where form is at its most malleable state. Love compels.
Blessed Being, you are unique in form, unique in thought, unique in feelings, and therefore; unique in perspective. All of these are created by your individual experiences throughout your life and your pre-disposition prior to this human incarnation.
Feeling Free is an internal experience, as is all of the foundational work of Ascension. In order to sustain evolution, you must change within, at times imperceptibly, and hold your individual physical power of form. Feeling Free is a core aspect of your progress.
Blessed Being, as you observe yourself, your world, your abilities—it is easy to compare and find lack of what you want. Quite often, the observance of others or even the presentation of others elevates abilities into hierarchical categories of better than or lesser than.
Blessed Being, your magnificence is known to Life. You are an aspect of the core of Life—Love, in human form. Your form is merely one aspect of you, for the largest aspect of you resides in the subtle, connected realm; your Higher Self.
You are interconnected with the magnetic radiance of the cosmos. You are interactive—every moment is an experience of connection with Life. Are you at peace with this? Does this excite your creativity?
The power of the passive force is in the invisible realm. Your passive force is the invisible power of Love within you. Because the power of the passive force is internal and invisible, it has not been seen as valuable on the earth plane.
In this Year of Creativity, you have been learning your creative power. It can be frustrating at times, for it first resides in the invisible realm, the unknown; the future.
As you develop in human form, you go through stages in your life of interacting with self, others and establishing your identity. Ideally, this identity forms an individual that is strong yet flexible.
Blessed Being, your awareness, your choice, and your actions are the vehicle through which the future forms. Life itself responds to your choice. You are the sculptor that shapes your life and this world. That is great power.


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Tiger Beetles are perfectly built creatures to kill. They are fast as hell, and what's more, they are fastest running insects on earth. The fastest species of tiger beetle can run at a speed of 9 km per hour, which is about 53.87 body lengths per second. This means Usain Bolt, 1.95 metres tall, would be able to run almost 900 km per hour! This is more than twenty times faster than his top speed of 44,2 km per hour! At top speed its visual system cannot keep up, and it has to slow down to see anything… Speaking of lightning Bolt, Tiger Beetles strike really as fast as lightning when chasing their prey.
The image under here, perfectly illustrates the Tiger Beetle as a 'lean mean killing machine'. Just take a look at these formidable jaws and imagine being chased by a creature running at a speed of 50 times his body length per second…
I spent several days in the South of Utah and in Arizona looking for Tiger Beetles. Despite their often striking appearance they can in general be pretty hard to detect.
Why so hard to find them?
Small, shy and fast
Tiger Beetles are small to medium-sized beetles (lengths mostly varying between 6 till 15 mm), but they are pretty shy and they can fly. They often already fly away at a distance of a few metres, so the tiny bug has usually vanished long before one has noticed it. Moreover, many of them are pretty well camouflaged when seen from above.
The right time and the right place
Many of the Tiger Beetle species which are active during the summer in the South of the USA, are mainly active at night or are crepuscular. During the most hot parts of the day (often 40+ C°), they hide in their burrows, which can be pretty deep. Some of them can appear in great numbers, just after a monsoon shower, when the temperature has cooled down a little too reasonable properties…
Ecological knowledge is often a key to success in finding animals, and although open bare sandy spots, as well as muddy banks are often interesting for Tiger Beetles, some species have very specific habitat demands within a pretty restricted range. These species can still be hard to find despite intensive searching.
To summarize, you have to be in the right place, during the right part of the year, and the right time of the day. I read a lot in advance about Tiger Beetles in the Field Guide to the Tiger Beetles of the United States and Canada (Pearson & All., 2006). This helped me already seriously in finding some Tiger Beetle species. Scanning carefully and slowly the favourite habitat of a Tiger Beetle is a first step. But in the end the tips and the precise information from 'Tiger Beetle experts' Ted MacRae, Stephen Spomer and Matt Brust, proved to be of major importance for some species and some nice colour variations. Barry Kinsley and David Pearson also were of great help in some tough ID discussions about a specimen found on the Kaibab Plateau. Many thanks to all of you!
I'll start under here with some images of a green colour morph from a Punctured Tiger Beetle, Cicindela punctulata. The first image shows their typical habitat, consisting of open desert grasslands with bare soil. These images were taken in the surroundings of Kayenta, North Arizona.
The ghost remains a ghost
In Chilchinbito, another desert grassland area at close vicinity, most of the specimens of the Punctured Tiger Beetles had a superb deep blue colour. During several hours I tried hard to find a Ghost Tiger beetle, Cicindela lepida, but the species remained faithful to its name… But on the other hand I got rewarded with some nice close range portraits from the Punctured Tiger Beetle. The first image shows an individual hiding in the shade of the grass cover. The next image shows the behaviour of a disturbed specimen: the species often hides in the higher grasses after it flew of.
The next image shows a beautiful red colour morph of the Arid Land Tiger Beetle, Cicindela marutha. I found my first specimens at night under the lights of our hotel in Monument Valley (image one under). The next image shows the same species photographed at first light during the morning.
Under here some images from a Cow Path Tiger Beetle, Cicindela purpurea. I found a few specimens of this species on the short-grazed plateau grasslands of the Kaibab plateau.
But the species I was looking for, a rare and extremely locally distributed species of the highest parts of the Kaibab plateau (Grand Canyon, North Rim) remained hidden for me on my first quests in the grasslands. After two afternoons of very slow and intensive searching in the grasslands, I finally managed to find two specimens of my target species: Cicindela terricola kaibabensis (Variable Tiger Beetle). The species is definitely uncommon and/or hiding very well in the higher grazy vegetation during dry summers…
On our way from the North Rim of the Grand Canyon to the South Rim, we stopped for a short while around Pasture Lake, just after a heavy midday downpour. As well described in Pearson & All. Many of the southern Tiger Beetle species can come out in great numbers after monsoon rains. No less than four species were running around on the muddy beaches around the lake. The most common was the green colour morph of Arid Land Tiger Beetles, but I found a few red specimens too. Under here some images form this splendid species:
On the same spot, I photographed a beautiful dark coppery individual from Western Tiger Beetle, Cicindela oregona (image under here).
In Dead Horse Ranch State Park (Cottonwood, Central Arizona), I came across two tiny but beautiful coloured Tiger Beetle species: Pygmy Tiger Beetle, Cicindela viridisticta and White-lined Tiger Beetle, Cicindela lemniscata.
The Pygmy Tiger Beetle, Cicindela viridisticta, is a very small species, with a length varying from 7 to 9 mm. This tiny species is easily overlooked: it is very small and often quickly hides into the vegetation. Moreover, the species is often very well camouflaged on the brownish bare soil. When taking a closer look at this at first sight rather dull coloured Tiger Beetle, one can notice the beautiful pattern on its shields. Under here images from the species, followed by a detail of the splendid shield pattern.
Many of the Tiger Beetle species which are active during the summer in the South of the USA, are mainly active at night. They are often attracted to bright lights. In particular after a heavy monsoon rain they can be attracted in hundreds to the lights of remote gasoline-filling stations.
Because it had rained very heavily during the afternoon, and the temperatures had cooled down a little bit, the White-striped Tiger Beetles had come out pretty early in the evening. There were hundreds of them running around very actively on an open field. Despite being so numerous, it took me a while before I noticed them. Despite their striking appearance, they were very well camouflaged on the reddish soil. It is only because I knew the circumstances were very good to observe the species that I found them after some active searching. Once I noticed one individual I saw that the entire field was plenty of others. At night I even saw several individuals in the middle of the city of Cottonwood! So the species can be really numerous during the humid evenings of the monsoon season.
I'll end with two of my favourite images, a green and a blue colour morph from the Arid Land Tiger Beetle. I'd also particularly like to thank Ted Macrae, Stephen Spomer and Matt Brust, for being so kind to provide me information about interesting places for Tiger Beetles. Ted, Stephen and Matt, as well as Barry Knisley and Dave Pearson were all of great help for the determination of some 'tricky species', such as a rather unusually patterned Cow Path Tiger Beetle, Cicindela purpurea. Many thanks to all of you!


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AACR Launches Collaborative Initiative to Address Cancer Health Disparities in the African-American Population
The 2020 initiative will facilitate the sequencing of cancer genomes from 2,020 African-American patients by the year 2020
PHILADELPHIA — The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) today announced the launch of a collaborative initiative known as "2020 by 2020". The initiative will perform genomic sequencing of both tumor and normal tissue from 2,020 consented African-American cancer patients, and aggregate it with clinical data from the patients, by the year 2020, in order to improve our understanding of cancer outcomes in this medically underserved population.
To conduct 2020 by 2020, the AACR is partnering with:
The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute
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"For all cancers combined, the death rate is 25 percent higher for African-Americans than it is for whites. While there are likely many causes for this, we need to make sure we have tumor DNA sequenced from all patients' tumors in order to understand these differences in outcomes." said Michael A. Caligiuri, MD, AACR president, and president of
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To reach the goal, the 2020 by 2020 partners will facilitate the development of an infrastructure for consenting African-American patients to the ORIEN Total Cancer Care Protocol at
Morehouse School of Medicine
(MSM) in Atlanta. MSM is already a member of ORIEN; the injection of support through the 2020 by 2020 initiative will substantially increase the number of patients that the center can accrue and will allow for the continued collection of material from cancer patients well beyond the year 2020. The data will also be added to the
AACR Project GENIE registry
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AACR Project GENIE and ORIEN will subsequently provide the genomic data generated through the 2020 by 2020 initiative to publicly accessible cancer genome registries for the benefit of academic and industry researchers interested in studying cancer and cancer outcomes in African-American populations. Such research has the potential to deepen our understanding of the causes of cancer health disparities in this population and expedite the development of strategies to address this daunting public health challenge.
"The AACR is extremely proud to lead this very important initiative to help eliminate cancer health disparities," said Margaret Foti, PhD, MD (hc), chief executive officer of the AACR. "I would like to thank our President, Dr. Caligiuri, for his vision in conceptualizing and spearheading this exciting initiative. We also thank our partners who are contributing vital support to the 2020 by 2020 initiative. By actively collaborating to create this unique, extensive, and freely available data set, they are leading a revolution in cancer health disparities research that holds the promise for significantly enhancing cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment in a medically underserved population."


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I'm pacing back and forth in front of Roy Thomson Hall on a balmy summer day, waiting for my family to arrive. Gathering socially is a special occasion for us. Here in Toronto there's me, my sisters Karin and Tiina, brother Olav, his wife Tanja and my 87-year-old father.
Isa -- that's the Estonian word for father -- doesn't get out much any more. His life, like his body, has shrunk to encompass a small circle of activities that include the slow walk to the Morningside Mall to pick up odds and ends, visits to the doctor and twice-weekly saunas.
We take turns visiting him on weekends to do his shopping and laundry and tidy up. It's a routine he's comfortable with, one that doesn't waver, and it rarely includes an afternoon attending an Estonian Song Festival.
Sing praises Every four years, Estonians from around the world gather and this time around, the Estonian World Festival is being held in Toronto. The highlight of the week is the Song Festival.
You have to understand that we Estonians treat song festivals the way Canadians treat the NHL all-star game -- it's our opportunity to show off our national sport, choral singing. Believe me, I know that doesn't sound exciting. As a child, I remember being dragged with my siblings to concerts, and actually having to perform in a few myself, and if you've heard me sing, you'd know that amounts to a declaration of war against music itself.
However, as an adult I can now appreciate the beauty of hundreds of voices -- men, women and children -- raised as one to sing the praises of my ancestral homeland, the place where I can trace my family tree back to the 17th century.
My sister Tiina arrives first, followed by the rest of the clan minutes later. Hundreds of other blond and silver-haired Estonians mingle outside. Isa's wearing a light summer suit jacket I've never seen before. It amazes me how he manages to buy new clothes for himself without my noticing. He's always been a slightly fastidious dresser, which I chalk up to the fact he was an eligible bachelor until the age of 44.
Choir costumes We step inside, and I separate from the group. I've got a press seat for the concert and I'm seated so close I can see the stitching on the choir members' costumes. I look way up and wave at my family in the upper balcony, wishing I was sitting with them. But I also know that I'm going to cry, something I'm embarrassed to do in front of them.
The concert begins with 17 choirs made up of 600 singers. They fill the hall. An aged man with a cane is helped onstage. Maestro Dr. Roman Toi, the festival's honorary patron, begins to speak. He raises his fist in the air, his voice cracks, and my eyes tear up when he implores us never to forget who we are and where we come from.
At this moment I remember my other sister, who lives far away and isn't with us, and of course my mother -- the missing link in our family chain. She died six years ago, and I know she would have loved this. Oh, she would have berated us for what we're wearing, commented on our shoes or haircuts -- she would have hated my inch-long hair. And while she would have driven us all crazy with her quiet sighs of disapproval, her heart would have burst with pride that we were together -- not because she forced us but because it was what we wanted.
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A raw rock and roll sound, with loose recording techniques, one of the things that makes the cd fun to listen to is that you can hear how "garage band" these guys are. Now, I don't mean that with any insulting intent. In a world where the majority of music may be considered "over produced," an atmospheric sound where not everything is perfect, synthesized, auto tuned, or chopped and screwed is a relief. The recording quality reminds me of the Stooges, and it bears the same sort of energy. It feels like I should be throwing back a few beers at a local dive, jamming out to the band as theyrock the front row's faces off. And that's a feeling I like.
I also like the fact that this band is just plain fun. With a tongue in cheek attitude that is present on many of their tracks, they could potentially best be defined within the punk rock genre, but possess elements of bands like Sublime, Talking Heads, and reminiscent qualities of some nerd-core bands. Pretty catchy melodies, straight forward arrangements, and fun subject matters are key thematics throughout their music. For example, one of my favorite songs, entitled "Dancing with Bullets," is seemingly a discussion about the end of the world….BY ROBOTS!!! That's the kind of shit this diabetic likes.


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Colombia is an amazing land of contrasts and is rapidly becoming one of the highlights of South America. This tour allows you to explore the incredible scenery of this diverse and varied land whilst joining numerous adventures activities along the way.
With its rich cultural history, amazing architecture, geographical diversity and the warmth and hospitality of its people it's easy to see why this fascinating country is becoming increasingly popular. Nature and wildlife abound in its diverse landscapes and the spirit and warmth of the Colombian people will ensure your Colombian experience will be one that lingers on long after you arrive back home.
This tour includes many of these highlights and adds a number of thrilling adventure activities, in settings unlike anywhere else in the world.
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A wet basement can be a homeowner's nightmare. Whether the basement is finished and soaked or it is unfinished with persistent leaks or dampness – water is no friend to your home.
If you are experiencing leaking walls, floors, or cracks in your home's basement, it's likely you need the help of an experienced basement waterproofing contractor to devise a basement solution. But, you'll find that there are variety of choices in basement waterproofing repairs or systems designed to tackle the problem, as well as opinions about which one is the most effective.
First, you need to find out how's the water getting in the basement? If you're noticing water in your basement, investigating the solution should start outside your home. Make sure all your home's gutters, downspouts or other drainage systems are working effectively and diverting water away from the home. Basement windows should be also above ground-level and tested to ensure that they have a watertight seal.
Every basement water problem is unique and the solution should be tailored to the job. "The majority of our basement problems are a combination of events, not one thing that one system would fit," says Terry Chubb of Chubb Construction and Basement Waterproofing. He adds that it could be cracking or deterioration of the basement walls, movement in the foundation walls, improper backfilling when built, clogged footer drains or deteriorated sewer lines.
Your home's unique situation, construction and foundation system is responsible for what type of basement waterproofing repair system you choose to install. It also must be noted that in many cases, not just one type of repair, but rather a combination of approaches may be necessary.
Waterproofing primer or paint products
Many contractors recommend that waterproofing paints or primer as an instant repair. They say that sealing basement walls that are leaked produces little more than a cosmetic solution if the source of the water problem isn't addressed.
Fit a Polyethylene Membrane
An alternative to epoxy coatings is to use a polyethylene membrane. Although it holds back water, it may be necessary to install channels and a sump pump to collect and remove water from behind the membrane. Seek professional advice on whether this is required. Measure the surface area you need to cover and make sure you buy enough membrane for your needs.
Crack injections
This repair approach is generally only suitable for poured concrete foundations where seepage is originating from the walls (and not floors). Injecting an epoxy or polyurethane material into a crack can help prevent water from entering the basement though some basement waterproofing companies regard this solution as a temporary fix and not a permanent solution.
Exterior excavation waterproofing
Exterior waterproofing involves excavating 6 to 8 feet down to the foundation wall footer and correcting drainage by installing new drainage tiles or a French drain system. Depending on the number of areas affected by water infiltration, exterior basement waterproofing (also known as positive side waterproofing since it deals with the source of water or hydrostatic pressure) may involve one wall of the foundation, or multiple walls. Due to extensive excavation required, exterior basement waterproofing is often more expensive than other methods. One advantage of it is that it excludes water from the home and requires little to no ongoing maintenance once the project is complete.
Interior excavation waterproofing
According to contractors, homeowners often choose an interior waterproofing method because it costs significantly less than exterior waterproofing. Interior drain system waterproofing will address hydrostatic pressure – that is, the pressure of groundwater forcing its way through the basement walls or foundations. Because interior perimeter drain systems deal with water after it has entered a basement, it may be referred to as negative side waterproofing. Another key part of the system is a working sump pump to actively remove water once it has entered the home.
With this type of system, waterproofing contractors also suggest that a backup battery-operated sump pump is an essential consideration to prevent water from overtaking the basement during power outages. Though interior excavation and drainage systems are less costly than exterior systems, they're not without their drawbacks. Excavating in a finished basement obviously presents issues for a homeowner and some contractors advise that there's possibility of structural damage when compromising the integrity of a concrete basement floor.
So, next time you have water leakage problem in your basement, try the above methods for an effective remedy. The best part is to get in touch with a suitable basement waterproofing contractor who can analyze deep into the issue and provide the best solution as per your requirement.


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Rodney Herman Daubert, 69, passed away at Ellinwood District Hospital on June 26th, 2018. Born on November 19th, 1948 in Great Bend, KS he was the son of Herman & Wanda Daubert (Riemann). Rodney was a lifetime Ellinwood area resident formerly of Great Bend. Mr. Daubert served his country in the United States Navy from 1967-1971. He married Marsha Baldwin on December 31st, 1971 in Great Bend. He was a lifetime member of the VFW who loved spending time with family and in the great outdoors. Mr. Daubert also worked for Superior Essex for 16 years.
Survivors include Wife, Marsha Daubert; daughter, Rachael (Shaun) Schloemer; son, Phillip & (Lisa) Daubert; sisters, Peggy (Donnie) Scott, Theresa Ruth, Carra Perry, and Cheryl Bliss; brother, Randy Daubert; 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Rodney was preceded in death by his parents and 2 brothers, Jack Daubert and Brian Daubert.
Funeral Service will be Friday, June 29th 10:30 AM at Minnis Chapel in Ellinwood with Rev. Thomas Thierfelder presiding. Burial will follow at Lakin-Comanche Cemetery in Ellinwood. Visitation will be Thursday, June 28th from 1-6 PM with family present from 5-6 PM also at Minnis Chapel. In lieu of flowers memorials are suggested to the American Heart Association in care of Minnis Chapel, 113 North Main Street/PO Box 246, Ellinwood, KS 67526.
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Europe: A Natural History by Tim Flannery
If the past is a foreign country, the distant past is a very foreign one indeed. Tim Flannery's new book takes us deep into the prehistory of Europe. Climbing aboard the time machine that he repeatedly invites us to use, we glimpse pygmy dinosaurs and terrifying terminator pigs the size of cows. We meet, on the island of Gargano in what is now southern Italy, a giant carnivorous hedgehog. Later, we learn of hippos in the Thames and woolly rhinos in Scotland, encounter a cobra in ancient Hungary and a small ape in what is now Tuscany. For much of the past hundred million years, the climate of the zone we call Europe was tropical or semi-tropical. Huge straight-tusked elephants wandered the continent, their dwarf descendants (only one metre tall) surviving in Cyprus until about 11,000 years ago. Europe's natural history turns out to be dramatic, yet on timescales that are hard for most of us to absorb.
As in his earlier books, Flannery provides a clear but never condescending synthesis of recent scientific discoveries and debates. He is a master storyteller, with an eye for the revealing detail. He offers, for example, an arresting narrative of the asteroid strike, around sixty-six million years ago, that scientists now agree killed off the dinosaurs. It was powerful enough, he explains, to shock quartz, something otherwise achieved only by underground nuclear blasts. Yet the impact was two million times more powerful than the largest nuclear explosion and created more shocked quartz than any other event in Earth's history. The apocalypse extinguished most life on Earth. A tsunami several kilometres high, followed by volcanic eruptions and huge fires, destroyed most of the forests, and the subsequent reduction of sunlight created an endless winter that killed most of the remaining flora and fauna. Even marine algae were destroyed, those whose skeletons formed the chalk under parts of England, Belgium, and France, notably the white cliffs of Dover. Amphibians and some turtles were the main survivors: the midwife toad, widespread in today's Europe, is its oldest extant species.
Humans – in Europe as elsewhere – have a pretty dismal record, although they of course behaved like other species. They may have hunted mammoths to extinction. They probably eliminated the cave lions, either by competing for food or by displacing them from the caves. Giant hyenas and scimitar-toothed cats disappeared around the same time. Every indigenous creature on the Mediterranean islands, except for the Cypriot mouse, became extinct after the arrival of humans. Remarkably, there was a respite from extinctions from around 7,000 bce, when the muskox disappeared, until the seventeenth century, when aurochs and wild horses vanished. Beavers, wolves, and wisents (a cross between bison and aurochs) were almost wiped out. European bears probably survived (only just) by becoming vegetarian and hence less threatening. In the twentieth century, agricultural chemicals decimated birds and insects, making some species of ants extinct and skylarks rare.
One of the great qualities of Flannery's approach is his weaving of the history of science into his narrative. Palaeontology and its related disciplines are surprisingly full of colourful characters, like the Transylvanian nobleman Franz Nopcsa Felső-Szilvás, flamboyantly homosexual and arrogantly aristocratic, who first identified some of Europe's oldest dinosaur fossils. Or Sir Richard Owen, president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 'one of the most dastardly scientists ever to live' (the ethical reader is inclined to agree with Flannery's assessment). More engaging was Dorothea Bate, an assistant at the British Museum who learned enough about fossils from her humble work to track down the remains of hippos in Cyprus, in the process surviving near-starvation, as well as sexual harassment by the British vice consul. Singling out unusual characters risks giving the impression that mental illness is an occupational hazard, since a disturbing number of the scientists he includes killed themselves (although not Owen or Bate). And just occasionally these individual stories, entertaining as they are, hijack the larger narrative.
Yet the interweaving of the personal with the scientific is important. While Flannery never doubts that scientific method will eventually triumph, he recognises that science is inseparable from politics and culture. Academic rivalries sometimes prevented discoveries from being recognised, and so did ideology. It was not only the Nazis who suppressed theories they did not agree with. Anti-German feeling, and the subsequent triumph of neo-Darwinian theory, meant that the important work of Richard Semon and others on non-genetic inheritance was not recognised for a hundred years.
Flannery brings to a wider public many relatively recent shifts in scientific thinking, particularly resulting from advances in genetics. DNA analysis shows that salamanders, newts, and possibly moles evolved in the European zone. It tells us that cows are descended from aurochs (enabling, as Flannery remarks, the creation of a European culture built on milk). And it sheds new light on the complex migratory exchanges between Europe, Africa, and Asia. Perhaps most intriguingly for us, it reveals that dark-skinned Homo sapiens from Africa – arriving in Europe long after they had spread to Asia and Australia – interbred with pale-skinned, blue-eyed Neanderthals, and that all Europeans living between 37,000 and 14,000 years ago were descended from these hybrids. Small percentages of Neanderthal genes survive in many Europeans today. The wider significance of these discoveries, Flannery points out, is to undermine the old theory that species were 'pure' and distinct. Hybrids often adapted more quickly to new conditions. These discoveries render old classification systems outdated, and also point to the need to revise legislation, on endangered species for instance. They encourage us to think differently about genetic manipulation. This is a book brimming over with insights and with implications for the present.
It nevertheless does not entirely achieve its stated goals: to explain how Europe was formed, how its history was uncovered, and why it came to be so important in the world. The first two questions are admirably answered, the third less so. Flannery argues that Europe was distinctive because it was a crossroads, and that this produced organisms and a human world that were special because of their hybridity. The continent's natural history is one of immigration, by species of all kinds, assuredly an important point to make given recurrent notions of European uniqueness and 'purity'. Yet, on the evidence he presents, areas of today's Middle East would have a better claim to the title of crossroads of the world, and the argument about the wider implications of European evolution is not developed enough to be convincing.
Flannery's enthusiasm is infectious, though. Scientific gravity does not prevent him from dubbing the period from about 23 to 5.3 million years ago the 'Marvellous Miocene', 'arguably Europe's most enchanting epoch', or from regretting that humans did not manage to see certain ancient frogs and toads. And he remains an optimist. Despite climate change today occurring thirty times faster than at any time in the last 2.6 million years, he still sees a bright future for Europe, believing that its people can create a natural environment in which humans and other creatures (including recreated megafauna) can coexist. I sincerely hope he is right.


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CLAYTON (AP) - St. Louis County's prosecuting attorney says a plan that would combine St. Louis city and county crime statistics would create a credibility problem.
The police chiefs of the city and county have lobbied the Missouri State Highway Patrol and business leaders to support combining the region's crime statistics. The patrol compiles the state's crime statistics for the FBI.
St. Louis often ranks high in crime ratings, and some officials in the region believe it's unfair because city and county crime stats are separate, unlike some other large cities. The county has a relatively low crime rate.
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Legends are always something of a specialty for cinema. We can never know the truth so instead we make up our own, we would rather have a fantastical idea of previous worlds than the reality that it was all probably a bit boring. So the real question is will this new medieval fantasy from Guy Ritchie be a Kingdom Of Heaven or just another Revolver in his chambers?
So Guy Ritchie is back. Many directors want to broaden themselves and not get typecast, they are forever trying to reverse what the public think of them, always fighting from the bottom attempting to become something more than they were first known for. Guy Ritchie isn't like that. He prefers to continually re-skin his previous works and successes and transport them to different locations.
King Arthur feels very much like a Guy Ritchie film, it's filled with his conceit and disjointed storytelling and some truly terrible sequences. That's not to say that The Legend Of The Sword doesn't have it's redeeming features, it's just those features are submerged in pure stupidity. Lets start with the sword itself…
When King Arthur first gets his hands on Excalibur (Spoiler) he is greeted by one of the worst cameos I have ever personally seen, to which they try and redeem themselves by making him go Super Saiyan (complete with comical sound effect), it's here where the entire film begins to go south and everything starts to slip off the edge of reality like a painting in a thunderstorm. Everything in the movie skips to a beat that is both nonsensical and eurythmic, actually speaking of rhythm.
The Soundtrack is a conflicted affair (much like the film itself) it's half filled with amazing Celtic ballads backs with strong string and orchestra and the other half is pumped full of Medieval dubstep, with this bizarre heavy breathing a compliment. It's just a mess.
That's what King Arthur is, a mess there could have been so much to enjoy in this film, but none of it properly translates or hits. There are characters that warg into a giant eagle (which can only be a ill-judged reference to Assassins Creed) , Peter Baelish is somewhere in the film as a revenge filled archer who can escape any prison, Jude Law seems like he has turned up for an entirely different movie and so does the his entire role as a thespian, and Charlie Hunnam's accent relocates from scene to scene.
Here is the biggest downfall of King Arthur, it reminds you of a host of better films, it's like Gladiator without the Gladiator, it's like Lord Of The Rings without The Lord Of The Rings, it's like Monty Python And The Holy Grail without the Monty Python or The Holy Grail, it's like Hamlet without the sophistication or epicness, it's like all of these films, but isn't actually as good or ambitious as any of them.
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I enjoyed this anime. As yaoi's go, the quality is not brilliant due to the few which are actually made into programs. Love Stage was an enjoyable anime to me. And a fairly faithful adaptation of the manga. Though the story does have some weak flaws.
So plot. When the handsome and famous Ryoma Ichijo was a child, he did an advertisement with another girl set at a weeking. Ten years later the company make a new advert with the same girl and Ryoma falls head over heels for this beautiful woman. The catch? The girl is not a girl. But a boy, who was forced in as a stand in when the original girl couldn't make it. Izumi Sena is special in his family because he is not famous and doing everything in his power to remain unknown. Though his family and their agent are doing their best to get him though the door. Izumi is a daydreamer and massive otaku. What does this equal? A fantastic romantic comedy that has the ability to rival any shoujo or shounen any day.
Yaoi is strange in that often I find the stories are funnier because the main characters are better fleshed out. No Japanese women stereotypes. And trust me, there are stereotypes in this anime. Not all the extra characters are brilliantly well fleshed out however the anime makes it work and they give comedy when it is needed. Izumi is adorable, stubborn and embarrassed as hell about the fact he was made to dress up as a girl and then blackmailed into doing it a second time. Izumi just wants to be a manga artist, but his drawing are bad. Ryoma is you typical guy in that, he flips when he discovers Izumi is not a girl. Much to Izumi's further shame. But Ryoma gets over his male pride and accepts the person he had fallen for has a dick. Though we do have to go though the whole 'I'm not gay! am I gay?' thing first.
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Chelsea once again were stifled by FC Basel as the English side has seen the Swiss side do the double over them this group stage. The Blues never seemed to get going in Switzerland on Tuesday night and failed to do little to impress in the 1-0 defeat away.
However, following the match Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was quick to take the blame off of the players as he felt maybe he should have made more changes due to the physical nature of the past weekend's match with West Ham United and the International Break the two weeks before:
"I felt the team was tired. The team today paid the price of the international [break], after he again left Spanish international Juan Mata on the bench despite suggesting his players were feeling fatigued.
The match that was crucial for us against West Ham, everyone played very, very well and everyone played an intense game and we paid a price [against Basel]. They were tired, no reaction, wrong decisions, so I'm not so sad with them because I think I understand. The team was not fresh.
Maybe I should make more changes in my team, but when you play so well and when we get such a good performance against West Ham, you have the temptation to play the same team because they played so well. We should get a better result than this, but I don't blame the players."
Following his admission that there should be no blame on the players, but for once was humbled in his post match comments as he fully admitted that his side got what they deserved with being defeated:
"A bad performance. A deserved defeat, but because of other results we qualify and that is the only positive thing from this night.
We qualify for the last 16 and now we have to get a result at home [against Steaua Bucharest] to be first.
Everything I didn't like from the first minute. We start with a defensive mistake immediately. The first time we were in the game, we made a mistake. The team only had a little bit of stability and a little bit of control in the second half, but it was a bad performance. I just want to rest and prepare the team for the weekend [against Southampton] now."
The only silver lining has to be the fact that the club are now set for a trip to the knockout stages, but as they have Southampton to deal with at the weekend, they have many more tough battles still to fight before this long campaign is over.
Via SyndiGate.info
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The US Air Force awarded Boeing a contract worth $24.1 million for additional design work on Air Force One.
The design work was not specified in the contract notice the Air Force posted online 10 April. Work will be performed in Seattle, Washington, and is expected to be complete by December 2018.
The design work is "to advance the maturity of the air vehicle design beyond the preliminary design level on the VC-25B," the Air Force wrote in its notice, using the aircraft type name. "This modification supplements work already taking place under the PAR contract, including the acquisition of two commercial Boeing 747-8 aircraft and VC-25B preliminary design activity."
The USAF awarded Boeing a $600 million contract to begin preliminary design work for Air Force One in September 2017. The aircraft modifications include adding a mission communication system, electrical power upgrades, a medical facility, executive interior, self-defense system and autonomous ground operations capabilities onto two Boeing 747-8s.
The USAF plans to replace its two 747-200-based Air Force One aircraft delivered in 1991 with two 747-8s originally built for Russian carrier Transaero, which filed for bankruptcy in 2015 before it could take delivery.
President Trump has been critical of Air Force One's cost and personally pushed Boeing for cost reductions in 2017. After negotiations, he claimed repurposing commercial airliners, as well as other cost-savings measures promised by Boeing, would save the government $1.4 billion.
The new presidential aircraft are scheduled to begin flying in 2024. The total cost of the programme is $3.9 billion, according to the White House.
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United Nations General Assembly resolutions on road safety
In 2004, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution on improving global road safety, cosponsored by over 50 countries, for the first time. Later that year, the World Health Assembly overwhelmingly approved a resolution on road safety and health.
In 2005, a second United Nations resolution invited Member States to implement the recommendations of WHO's world report on road traffic injury prevention. In response to a third United Nations resolution in 2008, a ministerial meeting on road safety was held in Moscow, Russian Federation in 2009. The Moscow Declaration, adopted at the First Ministerial Conference on Road Safety, called for a Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011–2020, which United Nations General Assembly proclaimed in 2010.


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…..The Battle of Mosul. Yellen looks at a high pressure economy. Rosengren fears inflation. Fischer fears recession. Factory output inches up. Earnings season: BofA beats, Netflix crushes, IBM still bleeding. No Apple car. Tesla and Panasonic to build solar. Samsung goes small in chips. The beginning of the end of HFCs.
Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 10-17-2016
Kurdish forces advanced on villages near Mosul, the start of a campaign to reclaim Iraq's second-largest city from Islamic State militants who seized it more than two years ago. U.S. warplanes are providing air support for the operation, which involves nearly 30,000 Iraqi and Kurdish troops.
Government bond yields climbed around the world after Friday's comments by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen fueled bets that U.S. policymakers may be prepared to tolerate faster inflation in the interests of a more emphatic economic recovery.
By the middle of next year, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren says he expects unemployment to fall to 4.7 percent and inflation to beat the Fed's 2 percent target, leaving policymakers at risk of having to squelch the recovery with faster-than-expected rate increases. Rosengren said: "If you wait too long … the more likely you are going to have to do it more quickly … The less likely you are to calibrate it just right."
The result: a jobless rate that might dip to an ultra-low level, but then force the Fed to risk a recession with faster increases. Rosengren argues the Fed might instead engineer a soft landing that brings the economy to full employment and "we would basically stay there."
Fed Vice-Chair Stanley Fischer spoke this afternoon at the Economic Club of New York; Fischer suggested that low rates can lead to longer and deeper recessions, making the economy more vulnerable. He added they can also threaten financial stability, although the evidence so far doesn't show a heightened threat of instability. His remarks contrasts with those of Fed Chair Janet Yellen on Friday, when she suggested that the Fed may want to run a "high-pressure economy" with low interest rates. Fischer said technology and demographics are contributing to low rates, but are out of the Fed's control. Fischer said other reasons contributing to weak growth include productivity and labor force growth, an aging population, weak investment and weak foreign growth.
It is probably worth noting that the Fed does not have a great track record of preventing recessions or bear markets. The Fed seems to be pretty good at creating bubbles, not so much at preventing the aftermath. Booms lead to busts and the Fed has not been able to repeal the business cycle.
Wall Street investors now place a 67% chance of a Fed rate hike in December. Today, Treasuries rebounded from a four-month low and the dollar fell after mixed economic data bolstered the case for accommodative monetary policy. Oil declined.
Output at U.S. manufacturers rose for the third time in four months on production of consumer goods and construction materials, a sign the industry is recovering from a prolonged spell of weakness. The 0.2 percent gain at factories, which make up 75 percent of production, followed a 0.5 percent decrease the prior month. A rebound in manufacturing and mining output was offset by surprisingly weak demand for utilities. In September, mining production rose 0.4 percent as gains in oil and gas well drilling offset a drop in crude oil extraction. That left mining output rising at a 3.7 percent rate in the third quarter following six consecutive quarterly declines. Energy services firm Baker Hughes reported on Friday oil firms increased drilling rigs last week for the 16th straight week. So, in case you were wondering, oil prices around $45 to $50 a barrel is the level where US drillers pump up their production. That doesn't mean companies in the oil patch will turned profitable in the third quarter; Oilfield service providers Halliburton and Schlumberger are expected to reported significantly lower earnings (or even losses) later this week.
More than 80 companies in the S&P 500 are set to report earnings this week, according to Thomson Reuters. So far, 34 companies have reported third-quarter results and 62% have topped forecasts, just above the long-term "beat" average of 59%. Earnings of S&P 500 companies are expected to have dipped 0.4 percent in the third quarter, according to Thomson Reuters data.
Bank of America's third-quarter profits rose nearly 6 percent from a year earlier, helped by strong results in investment banking and trading, as well as lower expenses. BofA earned $4.4 billion in the three months ending in September, up from $4.1 billion in the same period a year earlier. The per-share figure rose to 41 cents versus 38 cents a year ago, easily beating the 34 cents per share analysts were expecting. While revenue was relatively flat year over year, the bank managed to cut expenses.
Management at Deutsche Bank has discussed cutting back investment-banking operations in the US to save money. Reducing US operations could be part of a deal with the US Department of Justice over mis-selling of mortgage-backed securities in the run-up to the 2007 US housing crisis. This is devastating news for the 3 or 4 people who actually wanted to apply for a job with Deutsche Bank.
Financial shares have been a decent performer in the past month, up about 1%, but year-to-date the financial ETFs have been the second worst performers.
At the closing bell, Netflix reported earnings, more specifically Netflix crushed earnings. Third quarter earnings per share came in at .12 cents compared to estimates of .06 cents. Revenue jumped 36% to $2.29 billion. US subscriber growth grew to 370,000, beating estimates of 300,000. International subscriber growth came in at 3.2 million, beating estimates of 2 million. Shares popped about 20%.
IBM reported its smallest drop in quarterly revenue in more than four years, helped by continued growth in the company's cloud and analytics businesses. Revenue fell to $19.23 billion from $19.28 billion a year ago. Net income fell to $2.85 billion, or $2.98 per share, from $2.95 billion, or $3.01 per share. IBM is betting on Watson, its artificial intelligence technology, to help it expand, employing about 10,000 workers on the project and investing billions of dollars. The company does not report seperate financial results for Watson, but UBS estimates that it may generate $500 million in revenue this year and grow rapidly, nearing $17 billion by 2022.
Intel, Yahoo, and Goldman Sachs release earnings results tomorrow, and Morgan Stanley on Wednesday.
Minneapolis-based grocery chain Supervalu has reached a deal to sell grocery discount chain Save-A-Lot to a private equity investor. Onex Corp. agreed to pay $1.4 billion in cash for Save-A-Lot, which owns 472 stores and licenses naming rights and supplies another 896 locations. Supervalu, which has 3,342 stores, including the Save-A-Lot locations, said it would use the cash from the transaction to pay down debt.
Apple has drastically scaled back its automotive ambitions, leading to hundreds of job cuts and a new direction that, for now, no longer includes building its own car. Hundreds of members of the car team, which comprises about 1,000 people, have been reassigned, let go, or have left of their own volition in recent months. Apple executives have given the car team a deadline of late next year to prove the feasibility of the self-driving system and decide on a final direction.
Tesla Motors said it would collaborate with Panasonic to manufacture solar cells and modules in New York. Under the agreement, which is a non-binding letter of intent, Tesla said it will use the cells and modules in a solar energy system that will work seamlessly with its energy storage products Powerwall and Powerpack. Panasonic is already working with the U.S. automaker to supply batteries for the Model 3, its first mass-market car. Panasonic is expected to begin production at the Buffalo facility in 2017.
Samsung Electronics said its system chips business has started mass production of semiconductors using 10 nanometer technology, adding it was the first company in the industry to do so. Samsung said in a statement a tech product launching early next year will use chips made with its 10-nanometre production technology without specifying the device.
Chemical companies including Honeywell and Chemours are ramping up efforts to produce alternative coolants used in air-conditioners and refrigerators, following a global pact to reduce planet-warming greenhouse house gas emissions. On Saturday, some 150 nations struck a global agreement in Kigali, Rwanda, on ways to phase down hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) gases, which are currently used in air-cooling systems and refrigerators, and help curb the release of climate-warming emissions. As per the agreement, developed countries such as the United States have to move first to reduce HFCs. Equipment manufacturers will switch to making systems with alternative coolants as chemical makers produce new HFC substitutes. Honeywell began developing HFC alternatives as far back as 2000 and has invested $500 million to date. The company has committed $900 million in total. Chemours, which was spun off from DuPont Co in 2015, said in May it will invest "millions of dollars" to set up a new plant to produce an auto refrigerant substitute inTexas.
Twitter has lost another potential buyer after Salesforce chief executive Marc Benioff said the company does not intend to bid for the social firm, marking yet another potential high-profile buyer turning its back on the site. Salesforce follows Google and Disney in walking away from Twitter, which at one point appeared to be in the middle of a potentially lucrative bidding war. However, investors will now wonder whether any company will buy Twitter, which has struggled to grow or generate much revenue, especially when compared with rival Facebook, despite its sizeable and loyal user base.


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The Master's University admissions staff closed registration early for their Fall semester View Weekend—a chance for prospective students to experience life at Master's—as all available room was filled to capacity.
About 120 students and 65 parents signed up, maxing out the available Student Leadership Staff (SLS) that prospects stay with, before the Admissions office closed registration. Master's experienced a significant jump from last year's numbers when only 78 people attended.
"Our counselors have worked really hard to convince these students why it's worthwhile," said Madison Currie, the Director of Admissions. "If they're looking for a Christian education and a place where they can grow in community, we know that they'll be sold on a weekend here. We thought it was really important to push that hard this year, and we're seeing the benefits."
Prospective students, or Viewees as the university calls them, attend a TMU basketball game, a concert, classes, chapel, and seminars.
"The basketball game was really fun. It was my ultimate favorite, but I had a lot of other favorites," said Grace Julian, a prospective student. "My host was really nice; we went to In-N-Out on the first night, and we went to breakfast together both days."
According to Currie, stories like that are what the university is striving for.
"The goal is to give the students that come the most accurate picture of what being a student at Master's would be like," Currie said. "We want to give them an accurate picture of dorm life, classes, chapel, athletic events; anything that students do here."
Although lacking a firm statistical figure, Currie believes at least 50 percent of prospects who attend View Weekend enroll at Master's. This number makes View Weekend crucial to the influx of incoming students each year, according to Currie.
"I think the reason View Weekend is so important for us is it's hard sometimes to differentiate ourselves from other Christian universities, because they're all saying the same thing, in terms of who they say they are. … So for them to come and experience that, that's why we see so many students turn into actual enrolled students next year. They say, 'Finally, I found a school that is about spiritual development and elite academics. … What my counselor said was actually true,'" Currie said.
According to Daniel Christensen, a member of SLS as a Resident Assistant, students also recognized the importance of View Weekend.
"I think to keep good numbers of incoming students coming to Master's, View Weekend is vital because it's not just a campus tour and you visit a class. You get to stay in the dorms. The dorm life and community we have at Master's is, honestly, the biggest selling point," Christensen said.
Current students are the heartbeat of the community and are essential to the success of View Weekend, Currie said.
"One thing I would like current students to know: prospective students are here, they're looking at current students and deciding if that's what they want to be," said Currie. "If they see someone with a lanyard and blue folder, take the time to introduce yourself. If you have an extended conversation, then let them know why you chose Master's and, obviously, as well, why did you choose to come back every year."
Master's could see substantial growth if current students play their part.
"If current students would take the time to do that, I would expect to see 80 plus percent of the students to come next year."
To fulfill that responsibility, SLS students attended a mandatory seminar on hospitality.
"Maddie Currie walked us through, 'What does it look like to be hospitable?' He gave us a cheat sheet with nine tips for being hospitable to a Viewee. Honestly, one of the most helpful seminars I've ever been in, just about hospitality for all of life, not just View Weekend." said Christensen.
According to Christensen, students gave an accurate reflection of who they were and what they cared about to Viewees.
"On one of the nights we took our Viewees down to Diddy Reese and hung out in Westwood for awhile, But we also too them to classes and said, 'Alright, now is the time we are going to focus on our academics and our education.' And we also did a short Bible study with our Viewees and tried to encourage them from God's Word and show them that side of life as Master's student," he said.
These experiences and more have helped influence the decision for some prospects.
"View Weekend has made me want to go more. I got a lot of questions asked so I now know even more about the school, so I want to go more," Julian said. "It made me want to work harder to go."


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