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In a battle of understudies, Vice President Joe Biden and Republican rival Paul Ryan went after one another repeatedly Thursday night on issues ranging from the fate of Medicare to the terrorist attack on U.S. diplomats in Libya. Who came out on top? Cast your vote and then share your opinion in the comment section below.
Biden or Ryan - Who won the vice presidential debate?
Does anybody know what these friggin' plans are? Create millions of jobs ..HOW? By what method? For how long? In what fields? Are they going to be jobs which are sustainable for 20 or 30 years?? IF that GD info is out there - I haven't heard it. Has anybody else?
In Aug. at Jackson Hole, Fed Chairman Bernanke said that the Federal Reserve is responsible for 2 million jobs.
Let the Fed print another few hundred trillion dollars out of thin air and let's get the unemployment rate down to 0% eh?
It's from the Huff Post so it's safe for liberals to read:
Pres. Obama, VP Biden and the WH don't know what happened in Libya?
Who's running this govt.?????
Does America deserve another four yrs. of Mr. Obama and Mr. Biden's incompetency and ignorance?
Joe took it to that little punk a-s b*tch. OBAMA 2012!
The only thing Crazy Uncle Joe took to anyone was his lack facts.. Crazy Uncle Joe has been known to tip a few, maybe that was his excuse for acting like a rear end of a mule.
Proverbs 29:9 When a wise man has an argument with a fool, the fool only rages and laughs, and there is no quiet
Who won? Does not matter. Just VOTE...we decide.
Joe kicked Eddie Munster's butt.
the appropriate response by the liberal left....name calll and cut down a man who spoke very well, rarely interrupted and kept his cool. Hope you feel better now pal.
...besides the grins and giggles, the only thing Juvie Joe could have done to act more like a 2nd grader would have been to lean over and crack farts...
If somebody is bold face lying to the American people on national television, it's hard to be respectful to them. Everytime Ryans' lips moved B.S. falled out. Ryan trying the same thing Romney did and act like a moderate. Joe made him look like a tool.
one word....Libya.....
...my my, TS, you do get emotional... arnmcrmn mentions one word - Libya - so true... Joe could have chosen to dazzle with brilliance (if ever he had any) but chose to baffle with his own smirky b.s. ...Ryan delivered substance and presented a professional demeanor... (get out your dictionary, TS, you have a lot of work to do)
On another note... Just drove by Calvary Baptist and I see they are putting up Romney signs in front of pastors house. Which is adjacent to the church and is also church property. Good way to lose your tax free status.
TheGravyWhisperer, he did, just out of his mouth....
VP Biden said that he would not impose his Catholic views of abortion on the nation.
OTOH, he and the rest of the Democrat-socialists have been perfectly OK with imposing ObamaCare, other fiscally unsustainable central planning Ponzi schemes and onerous regulations on the country.
Hypocrisy, thy name is Joe Biden.
"Ponzi schemes" "Ponzi schemes" "Ponzi schemes", old, Winnie, come up with something new.
Speaking of signs.....has anyone watched some of the footage of the liberals in cities across this nation tearing down Romney signs on people's private property and throwing fecal matter on billboards of Romney and Ryan? Liberals should be so proud of themselves.
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More than half the voters even on this website saw Ryan as the one who came out on top....but lets let the liberals spin this one too...
Also lets not forget, when Bush was in office and gas was 1.90, the left screamed that he was in deep with "big oil". I just filled up my truck @ 3.69 a gallon. So does that mean Obie is in really deep in the pockets as well?
Let's not forget when gas was $4.11/gallon under Bush that the right was saying the president had NO control over gas prices, but when it went back high under Obama....who gets blamed??
...yes, prices went up during the Bush era, (but didn't hover there as long as have under this administration) however, these companies are whacking us all! Don't think for a minute that they care what political stickers show up at the pump...
buckeye - That's not how I remember it. While Obie was campaigning the last time, he blamed the high gas prices on Bush. Once Obie took office, he claimed the POTUS has no control over gas prices. Obie is very good at playing the blame game. I'm tired of it.
Oil could drop to $50 a barrel and gas wouldn't go down much,they keep the printing press going and put 40 billion $ into the system every month thats why gas is so high.this bunch of immature misfits are just running us into the ground and dip$hits like zippy just gloat at the stupidity,but then what more could you expect.
I don't think Biden was any more rude during the VP debate than Romney was during Debate #1. Biden just refused to let Ryan get away with saying a truckload of things that were provably false. The moderator did a MUCHO better job than Lehrer did in the first debate. I thoroughly enjoyed the many times when Ryan got caught looking disingenuous, most noticeably when Biden pointed out that Ryan had requested Stimulus Funds for Wisconsin and later wrote Biden a note in which he stated that the Stimulus funds helped create jobs and helped the Wisconsin economy improve (which, of course, was exactly what it was designed to do). It's not often that politicians from one party will blatantly help the other party probe it's point. Thank you Mr. Ryan!
I don't think Biden was any more rude during the VP debate than Romney was during Debate #1. Biden just refused to let Ryan get away with saying a truckload of things that were provably false. The moderator did a MUCH better job than Lehrer did in the first debate. I thoroughly enjoyed the many times when Ryan got caught looking disingenuous, most noticeably when Biden pointed out that Ryan had requested Stimulus Funds for Wisconsin and later wrote Biden a note in which he stated that the Stimulus funds helped create jobs and helped the Wisconsin economy improve (which, of course, was exactly what it was designed to do). It's not often that politicians from one party will blatantly help the other party prove its point. Thank you Mr. Ryan!
By the way, CNN later admitted that it's post VP debate poll way oversampled Republicans. A more telling poll is the independent poll given to undecided voters immediately after the debate. Biden 50% Lying' Ryan 31% Tied 19%. I loved Bill Maher's Facebook post during the debate: Somebody call 9-11, an old man is beating a child on my TV.
Shook my head in amazement when Ryan recently was quoted as saying his Marathon time was under three hours. Runner's World later found the race stats/results that proved that Ryan's time was actually more than four hours. As a runner myself, I share RW's opinion that all serious runners know their PR (personal record) down to the second. I myself know that my 5K PR set in 1989 is 21:36, so the fact that Ryan "memory" was off by more than an HOUR gives a telling insight into the man's lack of honesty. If he will lie about his race time, I don't think we can trust him with things that are much more important to America.
Also, I don't think Romney can pass off his 47% comment as in unfortunate choice of words. An example of an unfortunate choice of words would be "Is our children learning?" or any of the many malopropisms from the mouth of George W.Bush. Romney's 47% comment was several minutes long, in which he stayed with the same theme over and over and over, and clearly spoke of what he believes in.
appears coaster fan is having a melt down, remember even the village idiot sometimes tells the truth, (Charlotte, NC) Sept 2012 Crazy Uncle Joe Biden "This is deadly earnest. How they can justify, how they can justify raising taxes on the middle class that has been buried the last FOUR YEARS?"..... Yet with the passage of Obbiecare taxes are ready be raised on the middle class.....
buckeye 15, also remember President Bush brought gas prices down to $1.81 when he left office by granting new DOMESTIC oil rights, the current high prices are the highest sustained prices due to Obbies failed energy policies...
I live to watch the liberals spin the facts, when their heads rotate 360 degrees and sprew the green kool aid...
HA HA HA HA HA Mr. Fox. Who is spinning the facts now? At least I provide proof of my assertions. Good luck trying to find proof it was George Bush who lowered the price of gas to $1.81


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If the Wizards are going to keep their heads above water in the Eastern Conference standings without John Wall for the first month of the season, theyre going to need a strong start from third-year
If Tuesdays practice at George Mason University was any indication, Randy Wittmans first training camp as head coach of the Wizards will be all about speed, with or without star guard John Wall.
Another Wizards media day has come and gone,meaning the latest training camp is on the cusp of tipping off.
Though NBA teams are in the midst of opening their respective training camps with the regular season less than a month from tipping off, as of this past weekend Jannero Pargo had no gig.

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City officials moved a step closer Wednesday night to allowing a restaurant to operate in an old fire station near Dizdar Park in Old Town Camarillo.
The fire station, owned by the Camarillo Community Development Commission, is in a rural exclusive zone. Restaurants cannot currently operate in publicly owned buildings in that zone.
The City Council, however, voted 5-0 to introduce an ordinance that will amend a current zone ordinance to allow publicly owned buildings to have restaurants.
The ordinance only applies to publicly owned buildings in the rural exclusive zone. Restaurant use would only be allowed with the approval of a conditional-use permit.
The ordinance could be adopted by the council Oct. 24.
Creating a restaurant at the fire station is part of the city's effort to revitalize Old Town Camarillo. Officials have also been revitalizing Old Town with parking, road, aesthetic and other improvements on Ventura Boulevard since the late 1990s.
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Now that the bird's digesting, folks all around Milwaukee have been burning off the calories running through stores, trying to find crazy deals.
For music lovers, the best Black Friday stops today include your friendly local music stores. Record Store Day, the annual celebration for vinyl fans, is sponsoring some exclusive Black Friday releases, several of which are available at The Exclusive Company. The Wisconsin chain, with area locations in Milwaukee proper, Greenfield and West Bend, will be carrying such special releases as a Leonard Cohen/Jeff Buckley "Hallelujah" split 7"; My Morning Jacket performing "It Makes No Difference" live with Alabama Shakes' Brittany Howard; and Nirvana's "Incesticide" 20th anniversary edition (2 LP, 180 gram vinyl, 45RPM). They've also got special deals like Alabama Shakes' "Boys & Girls" for only $6.99 (a great value ahead of the band's sold out show at Riverside next Friday). »Read Full Blog Post
Melvin Rhyne was a jazz innovator and a Milwaukee icon
Jazz organist Melvin Rhyne played with jazz guitar legend Wes Montgomery, and bluesmen B.B. King and T-Bone Walker before coming to Milwaukee, where he inspired a generation of artists - including bop trumpeter Brian Lynch.
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My career of artist and teacher started in Belgrade , former Yugoslavia , where I spent 10 years teaching at University of Arts- Faculty of Applied Arts including two years as elected Head of Textile Department.
After immigrating to Canada in 1994 , I continued my artistic life , experimenting in metal weaving ; working simultaneously on huge wall pieces and small 3 D objects , baskets and some abstract forms . In late '90 ties I started "full time living from my art ".
I became a member of Circle Craft in 2000 after receiving Gold for Excellence in Craft ,November Market 1999. I served on Board April 2011 to Apr. 2013 Last seven years I spent mostly, designing one of a kind jewelry , what become my latest passion.
Gordon Hutchens
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Gordon has been a full time potter in BC since 1973 selling his work across Canada and internationally. His ceramic work covers a broad range of different techniques and glaze styles. He has also had a career of sharing his knowledge, teaching ceramics to others.
"I joined Circle Craft in 1974 and the next year started doing the Christmas Market. I've been selling and exhibiting at the Circle Craft store and gallery for the same length of time. It has been a great experience for me, and I feel that it's time for me to give back to this amazing Co-op."
Andrea Roberts
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I am a CC member since 1999. Originally coming from Germany, where I received my education and European Goldsmithing Diploma at one of the oldest and finest European trade schools - Goldschmiedeschule Pforzheim. I've worked alongside with Master Goldsmiths and set up production departments, participated in numerous craft shows and was responsible for store production and support before moving to Canada 1996. I am also an educator and facilitator help fostering new talents that emerge into our vibrant art community.
Early on I realized how important it is to create opportunities where talent can thrive. I was always presented with opportunities and Circle Craft was one and still is until today. My jewellery has traveled the world thanks to this opportunity.
Monique Mousseau
Membership Committee Chair
I have been a member of Circle Craft for many years and have seen the Co-op grow from the small shop at the old CPR Building, now Waterfront Station and the Christmas Show at the East End Cultural Center, now the Cultch to where it is today. I attended the Kootenay School of Art and the four year Goldsmiths Apprenticeship Program at VCC. I have been working with precious metal and vitreous enamel for many years and my association with Circle Craft has challenged me to do my very best and encouraged me on my path. I feel it is now time to give back to Circle Craft.
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I have been a member of the organization since 1984. I was formerly trained in UK as a Cabinetmaker Boat builder working in a wide spectrum of woodworking. In 1980 I established my own Woodturning Studio in Canada, I have taught and apprenticed trained several contemporary Wood turners, organized several symposiums and promoted and given workshops across Canada and the United States.
I am nearly entering my fourth decade as an individual full time craftsperson living from
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Federal Ruling on Assisted Suicide Sparks Debate. (Law Upheld, Ashcroft Rebuked)
Perlstein, Steve, Clinical Psychiatry News
A federal court's denial of the Bush administration's attempt to nullify Oregon's assisted suicide law has rekindled debate over the issues of assisted suicide and federal intervention into physicians' practices.
In his April 17 ruling, U.S. District Court Judge RobertJones found in Portland that Attorney General John Ashcroft did not have the legal authority to decide that doctors acting in compliance with an Oregon law allowing physician-assisted suicides were in violation of the federal Controlled Substances Act. The decision in Oregon v. Ashcroft did not deal with the constitutionality of the Oregon law, but Judge Jones was quite critical of Mr. Ashcroft and his handling of the situation.
Judge Jones said in his ruling that the attorney general had attempted to "stifle an ongoing, earnest, and profound debate in the various states concerning physician-assisted suicide. The citizens of Oregon, through their democratic initiative process, have chosen to resolve the moral, legal, and ethical debate on physician-assisted suicide for themselves by voting--not once, but twice--in favor of the Oregon act."
Voters approved the Oregon Death With Dignity Act in 1994 and again in 1997. The law allows terminally ill patients with fewer than 6 months to live to request a lethal dose of drugs, but only after two doctors confirm the diagnosis and declare the patient mentally competent to make the request. But on Nov. 6, Mr. Ashcroft fulfilled one of President Bush's campaign promises by declaring that any physician prescribing a lethal dose of pain medicine was in violation of federal law because such a prescription was not a "legitimate medical purpose."
The Ashcroft directive suited Dr. N. Gregory Hamilton just fine, and he was highly critical of Judge Jones' decision in the case. "The message to the patient is that your life is no longer worth living," said Dr. Hamilton, a Portland psychiatrist and the spokesman for Physicians for Compassionate Care, the Oregon organization leading the charge against assisted suicide. "What we need to do is to treat suicidal tendencies in the gravely ill just like we do with anyone else."
But surveys suggest that Dr. Hamilton might not hold the majority opinion among psychiatrists, either in Oregon or nationally. In a 1994 survey of 322 Oregon psychiatrists, 68% felt that physician-assisted suicide should be permitted; 59% said it can be morally acceptable. A 1997 national survey of 292 forensic psychiatrists found that 66% believed the practice was ethical in certain circumstances; 63% thought it should be legalized in certain cases.
Dr. Linda Ganzini, professor of psychiatry at Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, conducted both surveys. She said her research found that although many terminally ill patients consider ending their own lives under Oregon's law, very few actually go through with it. Studies conducted before the law was passed showed that between 10% and 26% of eligible patients "showed a strong interest" in assisted suicide, she said, but since the act went into effect in 1998, the rate of deaths from assisted suicide in Oregon has been 9 per 10,000 deaths in the general population. …


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Sri Lanka will hold accountable every person accused of war crimes during its decades-long civil conflict, the island nation's ambassador to the U.S. says.
The Obama administration and human-rights groups have questioned Sri Lanka's commitment to accountability after its government released a 387-page report on the conflict that does not identify any war-crimes suspects.
Ambassador Jaliya Wickramasuriya said the suspects' names are disclosed in eyewitness testimony that is posted on the website of the government-appointed commission that issued the report.
"There are no names [in the report], but there is a process to check accountability," Mr. Wickramasuriya said in an interview with editors and reporters at The Washington Times.
Accusations of war crimes run up the military's chain of command and include Defense Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa, brother of President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
The Sri Lankan government has opposed an international investigation, and Mr. Wickramasuriya said that position has not changed.
"We believe that a home-grown solution is the best solution for Sri Lanka," he said.
The Sri Lankan army declared victory over the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam in 2009, ending a war that spanned nearly three decades and killed thousands of people.
Sri Lanka's president appointed the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission in May 2010 to examine the war and post-conflict efforts.
Human Rights Watch said the commission report "disregards the worst abuses by government forces, rehashes longstanding recommendations, and fails to advance accountability for victims of Sri Lanka's civil armed conflict."
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters last week that the report does not fully address all the allegations of human-rights violations that occurred in the last phase of the conflict.
"This leaves questions about accountability," she said.
The government's preliminary action plan does not provide the kind of "detailed road map that we had hoped to see for fulfilling all of the commission's recommendations," she added.
Mr. Wickramasuriya said Ms. Nuland's comments were inaccurate.


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Remember the heartwarming story of Lily, the five-legged puppy who narrowly escaped a life in a Coney Island freak show? At the time, freak-show owner John Strong said: "Sometimes you just gotta say, 'Okay, I still have nine live, two-headed animals' and move on." But Strong didn't move on. Catching the tantalizing whiff of a publicity stunt, he decided to sue the former owner of the puppy, Calvin Owensby, for $4,000 for reneging his offer of a sale. And he's not suing in any ordinary court. He's suing in former New York D.A. Jeanine Pirro's television courtroom! (He'll get $300 for the appearance alone.) Owensby, who probably should have known better than to call the owner of a freak show for any reason, ever, says there were no signed contracts. Meanwhile, little Lily is living with a sweet North Carolina woman who just wanted to save the dog from a terrible life of eating marijuana roaches and rubbery Nathan's-hot-dog remnants from the sidewalks of Coney Island. Strong says that if he wins the trial, he'll next fight to get the dog back from her. Which is ridiculous, because the dog's fifth leg has already been removed. We find it very hard to believe that a grizzled freak-show owner just wants this now-normal-limbed dog merely because it's an adorable cuddly-wuddly snuggle puppy.
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The Lobster Chronicles: Life on a Very Small Islandby Linda Greenlaw
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After 17 years at sea, Linda Greenlaw decided it was time to take a break from being a swordboat captain, the career that would earn her a prominent role in Sebastian Junger's The Perfect Storm and a portrayal in the subsequent film.
Greenlaw decided to move back home, to a tiny island seven miles off the Maine coast. There, she would pursue a simpler life as a lobsterman, find a husband, and settle down. But all doesn't go as planned. The lobsters refuse to crawl out from under their rocks and into the traps she and her father have painstakingly set. Fellow islanders draw her into bizarre intrigues, and the eligible bachelors prove even more elusive than the lobsters. But just when she thinks things can't get worse, something happens that forces her to reevaluate everything she thought she knew about life, luck, and lobsters.
Filled with nautical detail and the dramas of small-town life, The Lobster Chronicles is a celebration of family and community. Greenlaw proves once again that fishermen are the best storytellers around.
"Greenlaw (The Hungry Ocean), known to readers of The Perfect Storm as the captain of the sister ship to the ill-fated Andrea Gail, gave up swordfishing to return to her parents' home on Isle Au Haut off the coast of Maine and fish for lobster. Her plainspoken essays paint a picture of a grueling life as she details maintaining her boat and her equipment, setting and hauling hundreds of traps with a crew of one (her father, a retired steel company executive), contending with the weather and surviving seasons when the lobsters don't bother to come around. She intersperses her narrative with plenty of eccentrics who live on her tiny island (there are 47 full-time residents, half of whom she's somehow related to). Among them are Rita, the inveterate borrower who's such a nuisance that Greenlaw's parents hide behind the couch when they see her coming; George and Tommy of Island Boy Repairs, who make a horrendous mess of every job they undertake; and Victor, the cigar-eating womanizer who imports a red-headed flasher from Alabama. One of Greenlaw's themes is her desire to find a husband but, according to her friend Alden, she intimidates men: she's tough talking, feisty and very self-assured, which is no doubt why the other lobstermen on the island readily accept her as one of them. Self-speculation and uncertainties such as these nicely balance her delightfully cocky essays of island life." Publishers Weekly (Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Straightforward storytelling and captivating reading: satisfying as a Maine lobster dinner." Kirkus Reviews
"A lot of fun to read." New York Times Book Review
"Sense of independence is what this clear, proud memoir is all about." Boston Globe
"These true, interwoven stories of island life and lobstering are as engaging and uncommon as [Greenlaw's] adventures at sea." Boston Magazine
"Greenlaw writes about island life with the same plain-spoken lyricism and self-effacing humor that elevated her first book [The Hungry Ocean] to bestselling status." Book
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Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP energy and infrastructure projects partner Paul Kraske guided renewable-energy companies in securing more than $700 million to fund solar energy projects in Chile, taking advantage of the South American country's abundant solar power resources, earning him a spot on Law360's list of Project Finance MVPs.
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Seasoned dealmaker Cynthia Urda Kassis embraced improved lending conditions to advise multibillion-dollar mining projects across the Americas in 2014, while also adding to her resume several lucrative deals emerging from a robust energy sector, earning the Shearman & Sterling LLP partner a spot on Law360's Project Finance MVPs.
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We now have models of visual neurons that account for responses to simple laboratory stimuli, but we do not know how and why neuronal responses are affected by a range of contexts. At the perceptual level, there is a long list of percepts that are influenced by contexts. This issue of visual encoding is also tied to visual search and attention. Much recent research on visual search has focused on visual saliency, which is a signal computed from an input stimulus and is proposed to guide the deployment of visual attention. A variety of measures of visual saliency are proposed, including self-information, Bayesian surprise, and discriminant power. However, it is unclear how these measures are related to neural encoding of natural scenes. To address these related issues, we propose a predictive model of natural scenes, neuronal responses, and visual saliency. In this model, 1) independent components (ICs) of natural scenes are basic visual features; 2) the ICs of the center are modeled as predictive, nonlinear functions of the ICs of the surround in a hexagonal center-surround configuration; 3) neurons estimate the probabilities of the predictive errors; and 4) visual saliency, perceptual quality that makes some items in visual scenes stand out from their immediate contexts, is based on the probabilities of the predictive errors. We performed statistical analysis of natural scenes and developed the predictive model. We then derived a measure of saliency from the model and used it to predict human behaviors on free-viewing of static and dynamic natural scenes and visual search in natural contexts. We found that the proposed predictive model accounts well for human performance on these tasks. This result suggests that, rather than detecting features, visual neurons estimate probabilities of visual stimuli in terms of predictive errors based on natural scene statistics.
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Brief Summary
Comprehensive Description
Species are found on seacoasts, although when adults are extremely abundant they may occur far inland.
Robust flies, wing 3-16 mm long (McAlpine, 1998), black or grayish black, shining to subshining, depressed, with a slightly to strongly flattened thoracic dorsum. Wing unmarked, fully developed in Nearctic species, slightly to markedly reduced in two subantarctic species. (Vockeroth 1987, McAlpine 1998)
Known predators
Based on studies in:
Peru (Coastal)
This list may not be complete but is based on published studies.
- H. W. Koepcke and M. Koepcke, Sobre el proceso de transformacion de la materia organica en las playas arenosas marinas del Peru. Publ. Univ. Nac. Mayer San Marcos, Zoologie Serie A, No. 8, from p. 24 (1952).
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- H. W. Koepcke and M. Koepcke, Sobre el proceso de transformacion de la materia organica en las playas arenosas marinas del Peru. Publ. Univ. Nac. Mayer San Marcos, Zoologie Serie A, No. 8, from p. 24 (1952).
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Molecular Biology
Statistics of barcoding coverage
Specimen Records:73
Specimens with Sequences:65
Specimens with Barcodes:61
Species With Barcodes:8
Public Records:10
Public Species:5
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Coelopidae or kelp flies are a family of Acalyptratae Diptera, they are sometimes also called seaweed flies, though both terms are used for a number of seashore Diptera. There are less than 40 species worldwide.The family is found in temperate areas, with species occurring in the southern Afrotropical, Holarctic and Australasian (which has the most species) regions.
Family characteristics[edit]
For terms see Morphology of Diptera
Coelopidae are small to medium-sized (2.5–9 mm, usually 4–7 mm), robust flies, predominantly with a flat body and dark coloured. Coelopa species are usually densely bristly or hairy. The eyes are small. The arista is bare to pubescent. Ocelli and ocellar bristles are present.The postvertical bristles are parallel or converge. There are two pairs of frontal bristles which curve outward and scattered interfrontal setulae are present.Vibrissae are absent, but there are strong bristles near the vibrissal angle. The mesonotum is flat and the prothorax is separated from the propleuron by membrane. The legs bear strong bristles and soft dense hairs and the tibia have a subapical bristle. The wing is unmarked.The costa is entire, without interruptions.The subcosta is complete, crossvein BM-Cu is present and the anal cell (cell cup) is closed. Legs usually densely hairy and the tibia with a dorsal preapical bristle.
Coelopids are found in the wrack zone of temperate seashores where the larvae feed on rotting seaweed. They are sometimes very abundant in this habitat. They go through several generations a year. The females lay their eggs in small batches into fresh alga banks. There are 3 larval instars. Larvae feed in a bacteria-laden mass. Pupation is seldom in the alga substrate that soon collapses, but more frequently in the highest sand layers. Larvae are also found in winter wrack heaps as bacteria raise temperatures to 20-30 °C even if the heap is superficially frozen.Larvae and pupae have numerous enemies. Beside birds there is the staphylinid Aleochara and suites of parasites confined to algal banks.
Identification (literature)[edit]
Note: Considerable intraspecific variation in some species, especially in overall size, wing length, and setal characters has led to considerable splitting at the generic level.
- Hennig. 1937. Coelopidae.In: Lindner, E. (Ed.). Die Fliegen der palaearktischen Region 5, 52, 1-38.Keys to Palaearctic species but now needs revision (in German).
- Malloch, J.R. 1933. The genus Coelopa Meigen (Diptera, Coelopidae). Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. (10) 11: 339-50.
- McAlpine, David K. (1991). "Review of the Australian Kelp Flies (Diptera: Coelopidae)" (Print). Systematic Entomology 16: 29-84.
- Séguy, E. (1934) Diptères: Brachycères. II. Muscidae acalypterae, Scatophagidae. Paris: Éditions Faune de France 28. virtuelle numérique
- Shtakel'berg, A.A. Family Coelopidae in Bei-Bienko, G. Ya, 1988 Keys to the insects of the European Part of the USSR Volume 5 (Diptera) Part 2 English edition.Keys to Palaearctic species but now needs revision .
Classification after McAlpine [1]
- Subfamily Lopinae McAlpine, 1991
- Genus Lopa McAlpine, 1991
- Subfamily Coelopinae Meigen, 1830
- Tribe Glumini McAlpine, 1991
- Genus Malacomyia Haliday in Westwood, 1840 (sometimes placed in Dryomyzidae)
- Genus Chaetocoelopa Malloch, 1933
- Genus Dasycoelopa Malloch, 1933
- Genus Coelopina Malloch, 1933
- Genus Gluma McAlpine, 1991
- Genus Coelopa Meigen, 1830
- Species Coelopa frigida Fabricius, 1805
- Species Coelopa pilipes Halliday, 1838
- Genus Coelopa Meigen, 1830
- Tribe Coelopellini Malloch, 1933
- Genus RhisMcAlpine, 1991
- Genus This McAlpine, 1991
- Genus Coelopella Malloch, 1933
- Tribe Ammini McAlpine, 1991
- Genus Icaridion Lamb, 1909
- Genus Amma McAlpine, 1991
- Genus Beaopterus Lamb, 1909
Species lists[edit]
Coelopa frigida (Fabricius) has been reared in the laboratory and used for genetic studies.
Reference and sources[edit]
- ^ McAlpine, David K. (1991). "Review of the Australian Kelp Flies (Diptera: Coelopidae)". Systematic Entomology 16: 29–84. doi:10.1111/j.1365-3113.1991.tb00573.x.
McAlpine, D.K. 1998. Family Coelopidae.in Papp, L. nd Darvas, B. (ed.): Contributions to a Manual of Palaearctic Diptera. 3: 335-340. Science Herald, Budapest.
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ASP-2 post-translational modifications; glycosylation and disulphide linkagesPanel A: ASP-2 samples were denatured by boiling in the presence of SDS and prior to treatment with PNGase, according to the manufacturer's protocol. Glycosylated and deglycosylated samples are depicted. A reduction in size of ~15-k is seen in the presence of PNGase due to the removal of N-linked sugars. Note the presence of higher ASP-2 bands, indicated with double arrows, which are similarly, deglycosylated. Panel B: ASP-2 samples were denatured in the presence or absence of a mixture of 10 mM DTT and 2% (vol/vol) β-mercaptoethanol designated as reducing agent. A reduction in the amount of the largest ASP-2 protein (marked with 3 arrows) is noted in the presence of reducing agent as well as a reduction in the mobility of ASP-2 proteins. Ni2+-affinity purified ASP-2 was used at a concentration of 40 nM. Western blots were detected with anti-ASP-2. Bold arrows designate larger putative, dimer and multimer.
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