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New Zealand today announced an ambitious plan to rid the island nation of all invasive predators by 2050.
The targeted creatures include rats, weasels, possums and ferrets, all introduced to the island by native settlers and Europeans. If successful, the proposal would eradicate every member of those species on the island in an attempt to restore a more natural ecosystem. It is estimated that some 25 million native birds are killed each year by invasive species, including New Zealand's iconic, endangered kiwi. All told, Prime Minister John Key says invasive species are costing the island $3.3 billion annually. Read More
There's trouble brewing in Siberia. Or, should we say, bubbling.
As the Siberian Times reports, researchers working on a remote island off the coast of Siberia stumbled upon an unusual sight: In some places, the normally solid tundra is turning into a grassy trampoline. The cause of the wobbly patches is likely due to climate change. Read More
If you're waiting for Halley's comet to show up exactly 75 years after its 1986 appearance, you may be disappointed. The ball of ice has an orbit that varies by months or even years.
And new research suggests that Venus is responsible for the comet's variations today, rather than the more massive planet Jupiter.
"Comet Halley has been observed throughout history, all the way back to 240 BC by the Chinese," Tjarda Boekholt, an astrophysicist at Leiden Observatory in the Netherlands, told Discover by email.
With many well-documented appearances, scientists quickly realized that the arrival time of the comet was constantly changing. For instance, although it passed Earth in February in 1986, it won't be back until February 2061. In 45 years, it will instead appear in July.
"It is the variation in the time of sightings that provided the first clue to comet Halley's chaotic orbit," Boekholt said. "The orbit of comet Halley is not static, but it is evolving."
Boekholt led a team that investigated the comet's changing orbit. They found that Venus played an important role in revising the comet's orbit in the past, and will probably continue to do so in the future, despite its small stature. Mighty Jupiter often dominates the influence of gravitational bodies due to its high mass, but Venus currently dominates Halley's is movements.
The research will be published in the journal The Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. A preprint is available online.
According to Don Yeomans, a senior research scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California who models comet and asteroid orbits, the small planet's role isn't completely out of line. While the planets more or less line up in a plane, Halley's path around the sun is angled to their orbit, ducking above and below the path near the orbit of Venus.
"If Venus happens to be there sometime when Halley crosses the plane, it creates substantial perturbations," says Yeomans. "It sort of gives it a kick and makes tracing the motion forward and backward in time more difficult."
Boekholt and colleagues suggested that Venus would continue to dominate the path of the comet for another 3,000 years, until Jupiter takes back over. But Yeomans remained skeptical of looking too far into the future, pointing out that, according to the scientist themselves, the comet's orbit couldn't be accurately traced longer than 300 years.
Narrowing down how and why Halley's orbit changes can help improve scientists' understanding of how other bodies move the solar system.
"Performing such analysis to other bodies in the solar system, we can obtain a better overview and understanding of chaotic orbits, stable orbits, and the dynamical evolution of the solar system and other planetary systems," says Boekholt.
Follow Nola Taylor Redd on Twitter @NolaTRedd or Google+ or visit her at www.astrowriter.com
When members of the Yao tribe in Mozambique set off to search for wild honey, they don't go alone.
To find hidden bee hives, the tribesmen enlist the help of expert guides, birds native to the African savanna appropriately named "honeyguides" (Indicator indicator). At the outset of a hunt, the Yao will call out with a distinctive vocalization consisting of a sustained trill followed by an emphatic grunt, best described as a "brrr-hm" sound.
If they're lucky, one of the small, brown birds will show up and flit from tree to tree, chattering all the while, guiding the hunters toward their sweet target. And in this partnership, humans and birds both leave happy. Read More
If someone proposed a "death tax", how likely would you be to vote for it? What if we called it an "estate tax"?
The words used to frame arguments can play an important role in shaping opinions of important issues — "death" and "estate" can yield two different interpretations of the same concept. That the kinds of words we use to build an argument is important has long been known, but a new study led by a researcher at Stanford University suggests that politicians are playing word games at an unprecedented level — and a specific moment in history is marked as the watershed moment of this shift. Read More
TRAPPIST-1 may well be one of the closest stars to look for life in our own backyard, thanks to three planets in its habitable zone.
Now, we're one step closer to understanding if those planets could hold life, thanks to a new study published today in Nature.
Using data gathered from the Hubble Space Telescope, researchers at MIT witnessed two occultation events from the innermost planets, TRAPPIST-1b and 1c. The two had near-simultaneous transit events on May 4, 2016 just 12 minutes apart, and some spectrum was gathered from the transit.
Through this, the MIT team made the first atmospheric observation of an Earth-mass planet, and determined the atmosphere of both planets lacked a "gas envelope" of hydrogen and helium around them.
That means that the planets don't belong to a strange class of planets called gas dwarfs, which is exactly what it sounds like: a mini-mini-Jupiter. They often are terrestrial planets enveloped in a thick atmosphere with a similar composition to Saturn or Jupiter.
"If they were to have such an atmosphere, then they would not be habitable," says Julien de Wit, lead author of the study and an MIT postdoc. He coauthored the paper announcing the initial discovery of TRAPPIST-1's system in a May Nature paper.
By ruling out the gas dwarf scenario, the researchers can now home in on more specific details of these two planets. This includes determining if they have atmospheres that are dense and Venus-like or filled with water vapor, which would place them as more Earth-like. There's also the possibility that, like Mercury, the planets lack anything more than an incredibly thin exosphere.
Some of the really detailed observations of the system, which is is just 39 light years away from Earth, will have to wait for the 2018 launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, which will characterize the atmospheres of Earth-like planets in detail.
In the meantime, de Wit and colleagues will have to rely on data from Hubble, which can still be used to to determine key characteristics like the presence of water or methane. While they might not get as lucky as a two-for-one transit next time, it still could reveal if TRAPPIST-1's planets contain the ingredients for life.
"What occurred on May 4 was a very rare event," says de Wit.
This article originally appeared on Astronomy.com.
The human eye is sensitive enough pick out a single photon of light in otherwise complete darkness.
Light-sensitive cells called rods, located in the back of your eye, can react to single photons, but that's not the same as actually seeing the light. Sight, in the way that we think of consciously perceiving a visual, requires the retina and the brain to process those signals. For decades, researchers have wondered how little light the human eye could actually detect. Now, it turns out that one photon – the smallest unit of light — is enough to send a signal to the brain. Read More
Scientists from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are scrambling to figure out how a Utah caregiver became ill with Zika.
The virus is overwhelmingly transmitted via bites from infected mosquitoes, but can also spread through sexual contact. The case in Utah seems to be the result of something completely different, however, say state officials. Scientists aren't exactly sure how the person became infected, but they working to figure what's behind this latest twist in the ongoing epidemic.
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While millions of people are out hunting Pokémon, biologists are conducting an equally fervent hunt for new and rare species. And instead of 151 species, they estimate that they need to find another 4,000 or so before they become the very best.
A new study builds a compendium of all the tree species collected from the Amazon over past three centuries, and concludes that we won't find them all until 2316. In total, researchers from the Field Museum say researchers have, so far, collected 11,676 unique tree species from the Amazon rainforest, and that there are likely some 16,000 there in total, based on recent projections. Read More
In the quest for dark energy, astronomers have created an unprecedented 3-D map of galaxies in a volume of about 650 cubic billion light years.
Hundreds of astronomers from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey III (SDSS-III) and the Max Planck Institutes for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE) and for Astrophysics (MPA) contributed to this map. The astronomers found that the map agrees with the current cosmological model (the Lambda Cold Dark Matter model) and confirmed that dark energy is a cosmological constant.
Understanding how dark energy interacts and affects our universe is crucial to unraveling how the universe came to be and how it may end. Dark energy is believed to be what contradicts the force of gravity and is what is accelerating the expansion of the universe. These findings were submitted to the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (MNRAS) as a collection of papers.
"We have spent a decade collecting measurements of 1.2 million galaxies over one quarter of the sky to map out the structure of the universe over a volume of 650 cubic billion light-years," says Dr. Jeremy Tinker of New York University in a press release.
The Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey (BOSS) of the SDSS-III carried out the precise measurements found. By studying the tugs between dark energy and dark matter, the scientists were able to determine the Baryonic Acoustic Oscillation (BAO) between the galaxies in the map to measure the expansion rate of the universe.
The normal BAO size is found from pressure waves that traveled throughout the universe when it was only 400,000 years old (the universe is currently 13.8 billion years old). The distribution of matter throughout the galaxy represents a frozen image of the life of these waves. All galaxies are therefore separated preferentially by a characteristic distance in what is called the BAO scale.
Using observations from the cosmic microwave background (CMB), the size of the acoustic scale at the universe's current age can be determined. This is because the light that is emitted corresponds to when the pressure waves became frozen. Seeing how the distribution of galaxies has changed since then can give astronomers clues to how dark energy and dark matter have battled over the expansion rate of the universe. Ariel Sanchez, from MPE, was the astronomer who led the search to find the total amounts of dark energy and dark matter in the universe.
"Measuring the acoustic scale across cosmic history gives a direct ruler with which to measure the universe's expansion rate," says Sanchez in the same press release. " With BOSS, we have traced the BAO's subtle imprint on the distribution of galaxies spanning a range of time from 2 to 7 billion years ago."
These very precise measurements had to be analyzed many times, in particular the distances from Earth to the galaxies in the map. Using a spectrometer, the light from a galaxy appears red-shifted as it is moving away from us. The red-shift in light is how the astronomers were able to correlate the galaxy's distance from Earth; the farther a galaxy is, the faster it moves and therefore the more it is red-shifted. Dr. Shun Saito from MPA contributed models to the BOSS data analysis.
"However, galaxies also have peculiar motions and the peculiar velocity component along the line-of-sight leads to the so-called redshift space distortion," says Saito in the same press release. "This makes the galaxy distribution anisotropic because the line-of-sight direction is now special — only along this direction the distance is measured through a redshift, which is contaminated by peculiar velocity. In other words, the characteristic anisotropic pattern allows us to measure the peculiar velocity of galaxies — and because the motion of galaxies is governed by gravity, we can use this measurement to constrain to what level Einstein's general relativity is correct at cosmological scales. In order to properly interpret the data, we have developed a refined model to describe the galaxy distribution."
Another possible approach is to use the angular positions of the galaxies in the sky rather than the 3-D physical positions in the universe.
"This method uses only observables," says Dr. Salvador Salazar, a junior MPE researcher, in the same press release. "We make no prior assumptions about the cosmological model."
Many approaches have been used to try and analyze the huge BOSS data set. "We now have seven measurements, which are slightly different, but highly correlated," Sanchez says in a separate press release. "To extract the most information about the cosmological parameters, we had to find not only the best methods and models for data analysis but also the optimal combination of these measurements."
Their strenuous efforts have paid off as the BOSS data show that dark energy is causing the expansion of the universe with an error of only 5 percent in the cosmological constant found. The cosmological constant is called Lambda, as coined by Albert Einstein as a repellant effect in the universe. These findings are still consistent with the relatively young theory of the cosmological model.
The map also reveals that galaxies tend to move to areas with more matter, staying true to the laws of gravity as well as the infall of material following the laws of general relativity. This suggests that the idea of the expansion of the universe is caused by a phenomenon like dark energy that works on large cosmic scales and dismisses the notion that our laws of gravity are breaking down.
This post originally appeared on Astronomy.com.


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Andy Lyons – Getty Images For the first time in the Charlie Strong era, I was not able to watch a game live from start to finish. Due to a wedding, I was only able to see the fourth quarter last night. Who gets married during football season, right? Anyways, by the time I was able to tune in to the game and check my Twitter timeline, I realized that about 90% of the Tweets were fans showing frustration with the offensive play-calling. After re-watching the game in its entirety this morning, I must admit I can say that I share the feeling. Louisville was able to outlast Houston 20-13, which is the most important thing, however I know I'm not alone in thinking that this team can play much better than they did last night. Even Charlie Strong said as much following the game. Teddy Bridgewater completed 19-of-29 passes for over 203 yards. For the first time in 21-games, he didn't throw a touchdown pass. Obviously, Teddy would have played a little better, but with that said, I didn't thin...
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Gingered Couscous with Chickpeas
From EatingWell: March/April 1996, The Essential EatingWell Cookbook (2004)
Whole-wheat couscous is as fast and easy to prepare as regular couscous. Here, it makes a delightful simple side dish or stuffing for baked winter squash halves.
Makes: 8 servings, 1/2 cup each
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- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds
- 1 tablespoon grated fresh ginger
- 2 teaspoons curry powder, preferably Madras
- 1 15-ounce or 19-ounce can chickpeas, rinsed
- 1 tomato, diced
- 1 1/2 teaspoons honey
- 1 cup water
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- Freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1 cup whole-wheat couscous
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh cilantro, or parsley
- Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add cumin seeds and stir until they begin to pop, about 1 minute. Add ginger and stir until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add curry powder and stir until it is toasted, about 30 seconds longer. Add chickpeas, tomatoes, honey, water, salt and pepper; bring to a boil. Stir in couscous; remove from the heat and cover. Let stand until the liquid has been absorbed, about 5 minutes. With a fork, fluff the couscous and stir in cilantro (or parsley).
Per serving: 177 calories; 3 g fat (0 g sat, 2 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 32 g carbohydrates; 1 g added sugars; 7 g protein; 6 g fiber; 99 mg sodium; 51 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Fiber (24% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 2
Exchanges: 2 starch, 1/2 lean meat
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Audi Tradition has just completed a full restoration of this very rare 1956 DKW Elektro-Wagen. The company built around 100 of them from 1955 to 1962, but only two have survived to today. With a range estimated at 50 miles, the vans were primarily sold to places like energy companies and public utilities.
53The Deliver is the oddest electric van we've ever seen [w/video]
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UK's Liberty Electric Cars, a subsidiary of Green Automotive Company and the same group that brought us the E-Range, has built a fully functional prototype of the odd-looking electric delivery van you see above, succinctly called Deliver. The EV looks futuristic – much more like a concept car than something you'd expect to see the milkman driving – but it has practical elements built in.
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Before we go any further, let's just acknowledge the obvious: The Nissan e-NV200 Concept has a face only its mother could love. As far as styling goes, what we see is basically the Japanese automaker's NV200 with the fascia of the electric Leaf grafted on up front. To top it all off, the e-NV200 is painted in the Leaf's familiar shade of Aqua Blue.
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Before we go any further, let's just acknowledge the obvious: The Nissan e-NV200 Concept has a face only its mother could love. As far as styling goes, what we see is basically the Japanese automaker's NV200 with the fascia of the electric Leaf grafted on up front. To top it all off, the e-NV200 is painted in the Leaf's familiar shade of Aqua Blue.
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The trial of Nissan's NV200 EV prototype by Japan Post last summer must have had some amount of success as the all-electric van is now poised to take on the streets of London, England. This time around, it will be rocking the colors of the courier FedEx as it begins a two-month stint of package schlepping.
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Napster revamps UK music offering
Napster has decided to revamp its UK music offering, making it significantly cheaper than its old subscription service. The company is now offering unlimited streaming of tracks via the Web and through a desktop application for £5 a month, and it's throwing in 5 free MP3s each month to sweeten the deal, too.
Previously, users paid £10 per month for streaming with no MP3s, or £15 per month for streaming and unlimited download of DRMed music files which wouldn't work on an iPod. With the prices halved and free MP3s chucked in too, the new offering should prove significantly more attractive.
The catalogue comprises 8 million tracks from all four major labels as well as a smattering of indies, and - if you don't know what you want to listen to - there are also playlists, radio stations and recommendations offered. Napster is talking up the revamp as "the best value, legal music service you can access anywhere".
Napster's service can be accessed on mobile phones - the company has a mobile site which allows you to preview and download MP3s onto your handset, and a backup copy gets sent to your PC too. The service will work with Logitech's Squeezebox, Sonos' music systems and Terratec's NOXON iRadio.
As previously reported on Pocket-lint, subscriptions will be bundled with Dell PCs that entitle the user to a year's subscription to the service. Certain Dell laptops in the Studio and Inspiron ranges will be offering the deal later in the month.
This is a developing story, so check back later on for updates.
UPDATE: Napster has also announced a deal with the Carphone Warehouse. The retail chain is owned by US electronics giant Best Buy which also owns Napster. The music streaming service will get a retail presence in 817 Carphone Warehouse stores that'll offer pre-paid cards with 3, 6, and 12 month subscriptions for £15, £30 and £60 respectively.
The stores will also be offering free trial cards that'll give a month's usage of the service - complete with five free MP3s - for nothing. Napster reckons that if it can get users to give its music streaming offering a try, then they'll be convinced and sign up long-term.
Existing Napster subscribers have been transitioned to a £10 per month package which has unlimited streaming but also offers 12 free MP3s per month. That offer will be available to new subscribers too, but not until later this year. Later this year, the catalogue will also be expanded to 10 million tracks.
Napster's Senior Marketing Manager for the UK, Dan Nash, told Pocket-lint that the company's target is younger, more casual music listeners who aren't prepared to shell out £10 each month, so this second service may well be a concession to the hardcore music fans.
Once the launch is complete, the company will be focusing on adding social media integration, as well as opening up an API so that it can expand its device integration. Napster's VP Sales & Marketing for Europe, Torsten Schliesche, said that the company was very interesterd in IPTVs to get music into the living room without resorting to a PC.
Oh, and for the audiophiles amongst you, we demanded to know the audio quality of the offerings. Napster's streaming service runs at 128kbps and its MP3 downloads are 256kbps. For comparative purposes, Spotify's free, ad-supported service offers 160kbps OGG Vorbis q5, whereas paid subscribers get 320kbps.
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Envoy promises "strong" Obama statement on Genocide anniversary
April 24, 2014 - 13:48 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - President Barack Obama will mark the 99th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with a strongly worded statement, U.S. ambassador in Yerevan said, according to RFE/RL Armenian service.
"The president's statement on April 24 again will be a strong one," John Heffern told reporters. He would not say whether Obama will use the word genocide to describe the slaughter of some 1.5 million Armenians in Ottoman Turkey that began on April 24, 1915.
Obama pledged to do so when he ran for president in 2008. He has still not honored that pledge, however, mindful of negative reaction from Turkey, which vehemently denies that the mass killings and deportations constituted genocide.
In his annual April 24 statements issued to date, Obama has used instead the Armenian phrase "Meds Yeghern" (Great Calamity) to remember the victims of "one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century." He has also implied that he stands by his 2008 statements recognizing the genocide.
According to Novosti-Armenia, the envoy refused to comment on the statement made by the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan ahead of the Genocide 99th anniversary.
"It is our hope and belief that the peoples of an ancient and unique geography, who share similar customs and manners will be able to talk to each other about the past with maturity and to remember together their losses in a decent manner. And it is with this hope and belief that we wish that the Armenians who lost their lives in the context of the early twentieth century rest in peace, and we convey our condolences to their grandchildren. Regardless of their ethnic or religious origins, we pay tribute, with compassion and respect, to all Ottoman citizens who lost their lives in the same period and under similar conditions," Erdogan's statement said.
As the ambassador noted, the U.S. will continue efforts to promote ratification of the 2009 Armenian-Turkish rapprochement Protocols.
On October 10, 2009 in Zurich the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the two countries signed the "Protocol on the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Turkey" and "Protocol on development of relations between of the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Turkey". However, after the Protocols were signed, Turkey abruptly changed its position and rejected to implement the agreements on the normalization of the relations within a reasonable timeframe and without any preconditions, linking the ratification of the Protocols in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey to the settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh issue.
Taking into account the situation created by Turkey, as well as the call of the Political Council of the parties-members of the ruling coalition, on April 22, 2010 the President of the Republic of Armenia signed a decree on the suspension of the process of ratifications of the Protocols.
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K&K Hotel Fenix, Prague
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Most progressives now understand that putting Obama in office marks not an end point but a starting point.
The Left of 2008, battered by eight years of Bush, overwhelmingly hitched its hopes and its resources to the shining star of a Barack Obama presidency.
Four years later, the Left of 2012 is many different things—embittered, gratified, frustrated, heartened, impatient, wiser—but not, this time, complacent. Most understand that putting Obama in office marks not an end point but a starting point—that any president functions as part of a greater machine, whose levers we must push.
Perhaps no one understands this more than the president himself, who has reportedly responded to the leftist supplicants by quoting Franklin Delano Roosevelt, "Go out and make me do it." In the pages of In These Times' December issue, progressive leaders—of movements for the environment, for labor, for fair immigration policy, for peace, for education, for campaign finance reform, for the 99%—take up that gauntlet. Here's how they plan to force Obama's hand, in the name of real hope and change.
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Brisingr (Inheritance, Book 3) (edition 2008)
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I've very much enjoyed listening to the audio books for this series with my 10 year old son. We'll be sad to finish the final book.
My least favorite of the cycle, but still a good book. A bit rushed, and not as planned out as the others, but still a great book, and an entertaining read
I have enjoyed this entire series of books to date. The store is rich and full of details. I eagerly await the newest installment to the series.
I listened to the recorded version of Brisingr by Christopher Paolini. This is book three in the Inheritance Cycle by Paolini. This is a great kids book, but it is also one of the most bloated over written, and under-edited books I have listened to in a long time. The fact that the last quarter of the book is exciting and a great adventure doesn't make up for the totally boring three-quarters of almost mind numbing self-indulgent introspection plunked into a book that has been fortunate enough to make it to the best seller lists. While Paolini has succeeded in the great endeavor of world building he leaves the reader bored to tears with long passages full of various characters, including the dragon, indulging in long passages of introspection that add little to the story. This keeps the novel plodding along at a snails pace. To add insult to injury the sound recording includes an interview with the author, done by the editor of the books, that extolls the virtues of this extensive "character building." They can call it that if they want - I call it superfluous and boring. The high quality of the narration is what rescues this novel from the totally boring pile to discard. It is first rate and a great way for families to pass the miles while trucking on down the road.
I wanted to read this book because of the effect of the previous ones on me. The book which i bought was of almost 700 pages, full of nothing.
Some of the interesting part had come in the last chapters of the story, and alas, still this series has not ended.
No mature writing, felt like reading a book which was written for the sake of filling 700 pages.
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Tad Williams and Christopher Paolini: Author One-on-One
Tad Williams is the New York Times bestselling author of several epic fantasy series. He lives in California.
Read on for Williams and Christopher Paolini's discussion about why they write fantasy, their upcoming projects, and more.
Tad: Hi, Christopher. Nice to talk to you, albeit virtually. It was great hanging out with you and your family this summer. Pretty much all of us fell in love with your part of the world, too.
Be warned: this isn't my best time of the day, so if I start calling you "Herman" and asking what it was about whaling that interested you, please forgive.
The first thing I'd like to ask you as a starter question is: why fantasy? I mean, there's the obvious answer (which is also true for me) that it was something I loved to read growing up, but I guess I'm curious what is it that still resonates for you. Why do these kind of stories, these kinds of characters, these kinds of worlds, still speak to you?
In a similar vein, do you have another kind of fiction, another genre, that you'd really like to try? If so, why? Any genres you think you'll never write but wish you could?
Christopher: Hi Tad. Great talking to you as well. We all had a wonderful time when you guys visited. Definitely one Of the highlights of the year.
I'm still waking up as well -- takes a few cups of tea and a few strips of bacon before the little gray cells start firing properly -- so if I sound a bit muddled, that's why. Still, we can make a stab at coherency, eh?
Hmm. Why do I write fantasy? As you said, it's because I enjoy reading it, but I enjoy reading it because . . . well, for a number of reasons, I suppose. First of all, fantasy allows for all sorts of dangerous situations, and those can provide a lot of excitement in a story. And excitement is always fun. Also, epic fantasy usually deals with themes and situations that everyone can relate to, such as the challenge of growing up, or how one is supposed to deal with moral quandaries. Fantasy is the oldest form of literature; the very first stories that humans told while crouched around campfires were stories about gods and monsters and tragic mistakes and heroic feats. Even now, those topics still resonate with us on a primal level, which is one reason I think fantasy will remain popular with readers as long as humans are still human. And I love the sense of awe and wonder one can often find in fantastical literature. . . . Fantasy can allow you to see and hear and experience things that have never existed and never *could* exist. To me, that is the closest we come to real magic in this world.
That said, there are a number of other genres I'd like to try my hand at: mystery, thriller, horror, science-fiction, romance, etc. I love stories of all kinds -- although mythic ones certainly hold the greatest appeal to me -- and I'm very much looking forward to experimenting once I finish the Inheritance cycle. Any genres I think I'll never write but wish I could? . . . Probably long-form epic poetry or a witty comedy of manners. Poetry is fun, but my grasp on it is rather shaky, and a comedy of manners (while I enjoy them) is so different from my usual life, I'm not sure I could pull it off properly.
And now a question for you: You have just finished your third (large) series. What is it about big epic stories that so fascinates you? Why not write small, intimate books about a fishmonger whose greatest love is his toothpick sculpture of the Brooklyn Bridge?
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I submitted ukrainian translation of installer [here] (https://sourceforge.net/p/greenshot/translations/67/#b654) 8 months ago. Please include ukrainian language into installer. I'm using portable (.zip'ed earlier and .paf.exe now) version of tool and notice issue only now.
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Microsoft developers and staff have revealed they are working on a new Xbox console via posts on their LinkedIn pages.
Interactive creative director and designer Jeff Faulkner is listed as the Xbox next gen creative director. Similarly Jonathan Harris is currently employed as senior creative director for Xbox and is working on the next generation of entertainment.
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Replacing Water Pump In Impala SS 2006 2007 2008 Models
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San Bruno Mountain, on a clear blue day just might be our most spectacular hike. I have done this hike in both sunny and cloudy weather. When it is cloudy it is ok, but when it is sunny, the views are stunning. So, foggy or cloudy weather will probably cause us to revert to plan B which is a different hike also starting at Daly City BART. If it is foggy or cloudy, I will send out an email by 10 am on the morning of the hike to let everyone know we are hiking the plan B hike.
We will meet at the Daly City BART station at 1:00 just outside of the paid area near the station agent booth. At 1:10 p.m. sharp we will head towards San Bruno Mountain via Daly City streets. When we get there we will take a lunch break and do maybe one of the lower trails. Then we will do the summit loop. We might also add the ridge trail this time too. When we are done we will head down and take Daly City and San Francisco streets to happy hour and pub food at the Broken Record on Geneva Avenue in SF. We expect to get there around 5:30. Afterwards, people can head back towards Mission Street and the various Mission Street transit options. Balboa Park BART is also not far away.
Dogs are not allowed on San Bruno Mountain per the San Mateo County park rules.
Weather info: We hope that it won't be foggy/cloudy so we can take in the spectacular views on the top of the mountain. When it is foggy, the views are obscured. So if fog is the the forecast, we may reschedule this and do a different walk also starting from Daly City BART.
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yelp says cash only for broken record, fyi...
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Does "take a lunch break" mean we should pack a lunch or that we'll be finding a restaurant before the hike? Looking forward to it
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I was driving along when I started to smell gas very strongly, before I could pull over the car died and now will not start. There is a recall on the fuel line. Could it be the fuel line and if so, would the recall be honored?
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Under the Sun: The Letters of Bruce Chatwinby Bruce Chatwin
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The definitive collection of correspondence from a legendary writer, providing new perspectives on his extraordinary life.
The celebrated author of such beloved works as In Patagonia and The Songlines, Bruce Chatwin was a nomad whose desire for adventure and enlightenment was made wholly evident by his writing. A man of intense energy and/i>/i>/b>
The definitive collection of correspondence from a legendary writer, providing new perspectives on his extraordinary life.
The celebrated author of such beloved works as In Patagonia and The Songlines, Bruce Chatwin was a nomad whose desire for adventure and enlightenment was made wholly evident by his writing. A man of intense energy and chameleonlike complexity, he was, in his life as in his art, forever in quest of the exotic and the unexpected. He moved at ease within diverse art, literary, and social circles, and his lifelong travels took him to the farthest-flung corners of Asia, Africa, South America, and Australia.
This marvelous selection of letters-to his wife, Elizabeth; to his parents, Charles and Margharita; and to friends, including Patrick Leigh Fermor, James Ivory, Paul Theroux, and Susan Sontag-reveals a passionate man and a storyteller par excellence, spinning the narrative of his life from his first week of school to his untimely death. Written with the verve and sharpness of expression that first marked him as a writer of singular talent, Chatwin's letters provide a vivid record of his changing interests and concerns, as well as chronicling his lifelong restlessness and the gestation of his books. Under the Sun is the closest readers will get to an autobiography by this exceptional literary talent.
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Bruce Chatwin's (1940–1989) wife Elizabeth and his authorized biographer Shakespeare compile the literary vagabond's correspondence.
Chatwin, acclaimed for artistic conflations of fact and fiction and reportage and reflection—e.g., In Patagonia(1977) and On the Black Hill (1982)—was the archetype of the travelling Briton with the temperament of an esthete culture snob—at least that's the tone of this copious collection. The few long, carefully composed letters are nearly choked by the vagrant postcards and instructions to his spouse from an absent husband. With so much ephemeral, quotidian chaff, starting at age eight until his death of AIDS four decades later, the late author's considered pieces—which display his celebrated acute ear and antic eye—are too rare. Chatwin's correspondence proceeds apace from schooldays, when things were sometimes "absolutely wizard" and continued education as a porter at Sotheby's, where things were less exciting. Then came marriage and study at the University of Edinburgh where, as at the auction house, the author experienced disillusion. Always, there were friends and acquaintances to whom to write; some were famous (Jacqueline Onassis, Susan Sontag, Paul Theroux), others less so—all are identified here in largely bothersome footnotes. Chatwin covered many topics in his letters, including upcoming plans, frequent complaints, money, weather, gossip and, most often, wandering. (Interestingly, a recurring theme was the author's feckless attempt at a major text on a history of the nomadic life). As his career flourished, the author wrote of his travels to Abidjan, Sikkim, Málaga, Warsaw, Vienna, Florence, Sydney, New Delhi, New York, Dahomey (now Benin), Yaddo et al., with the occasional dateline from home at Wotton-under-Edge. In a sad, moving coda, the wandering ended, with Chatwin deluded and bedridden in Nice. Unfortunately, there's little here to enhance the writer's reputation.
A talented author's peripatetic self-regard.
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"A masterpiece of sympathetic and diligent editing, absolutely fascinating and larded with acerbic comments from Nicholas Shakespeare's joint editor, Elizabeth Chatwin."
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"As Under the Sun poignantly reveals, when he died Chatwin's extravagant writing gifts were gelling into a wider and deeper understanding of the human condition and the world we inhabit."
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I wonder whether anyone else has read these letters and longed to meet Elizabeth. Her husband may have been brilliant and handsome, but he also comes across as terminally self-absorbed. In many instances he seems to treat her like a lackey, and he certainly was expensive to keep, even if he was seldom around. No wonder she got interested in breeding sheep. -- catwak
When I finished reading, I wanted to write Mrs. Chatwin a letter thanking her for sharing her husband's life in such an intimate way. It is obviously a work of love. Mr.Chatwin's letters from his childhood to his death are touching (he would not appreciate the description, my guess) and his genius is obvious.


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To Steve Mullins, whose passing was truly tragic and untimely. I'll miss you, my friend.
And to Alfred, my faithful Cat who sat and continues to sit by me whilst I pour hours and hours into this modification. His love and playful personality are what keep me going no matter how hard both modding and life can be sometimes. Thanks, Alfie.
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Hello everyone.
Firstly, my most sincere apologies for not posting more often. I have recently had to move from my current home to an apartment, and the family issues surrounding this have taken it's toll.
I suppose some may rightly ask "Why is he posting this in the CoH1 variant?"
Well, that is because after much waiting, discussion and deliberation I think I will be moving back to Company of Heroes 1. The sequel while enjoyable does not currently offer the kind of tools I require to give what I need to everyone, and it does not show any sign of improving on this matter anytime soon.
It will take some time and much effort for me to revamp the CoH1 modification to a standard that I find acceptable. I have learned much from my experiences in testing and balancing the basics of the CoH2 variant of the modification, and I hope to carry that knowledge over to this variant of the mod.
Many people have stated and will continue to state that in comparison to "Sweeten's" version of Normandy 44 mine was...lacking. I must say that regardless they are quite correct. I did not have the time nor the experience that Sweeten did when I first took over this modification and not only did I not share all of his sentiments on where this modification should go and how it should play, but I did not (and still do not) understand his organization of the various files, folders of the modification. This made it very difficult to change things effectively and slowed progress down.
However; I would like to say that I will be looking into fully revamping the CoH1 variant of this modification. I do not currently have a modeler or a dedicated skinner (The latter I need very, very badly to replace performance killing skins), so if there are people looking to fill that position please contact me.
Firstly I will work on unifying the systems I perfected in the CoH2 variant of the modification and applying them to this version. Infantry aren't going to die from one burst of a .50 Caliber on a tank anymore, and in general gameplay will be much more manageable for the player. I will attempt to unify and fix as many bugs as possible, but please understand how big the modification is and how individualized the file are.
Most do not know that every individual soldier and vehicle have their own file (plus a squad file). So a squad of 12 men will most likely have at least 6-7 different files, and at most 13. I will look into attempting to condense this as best as possible but it will take much time and effort to do so.
Thanks for reading. I will post another update somewhere around the end of the month, or most likely after April 7th which is when my studies for the semester end.
Just summarizing the current status of the next Alpha version, and the change of page from CoH1 to CoH2 officially on Moddb. Final update on this page...
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A Hotfix which fixes the issues with various ranges on vehicles. Everything should now be as it should be placeholder wise.
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excuse me judge I just played as the Russians they work just the uniforms need to be better detailed as well as tanks and buildings but they work
How can I run this mod on steam version ?
I move EuropeanTheater44 Folder into my main CoH Relaunch Folder then I created shortcut and added line -dev-modEuropeanTheater1944" but I got message that doesnt exist.
This mod adds the Soviets ?
Hello i have a big problem when i download the part 1 of 1.1 version before the end he tell me i must have the part 2 but when i dl the part 2 i want the part 3 etc at the end i think i have not all the files and can't play this game :/ Somebody can help me or send me all the mod in one archive?? i really want to play this mod but the dl in 5 part is a big problem i don't know why (i use winrar).
First, let me start by saying that N44 has always been my favorite modification of a WW2, period, and that I congratulate you JudgeAlfred for keeping the flame alive, and look forward to trying out the next version in the works :)
Now, I have a little question, if you don't mind. I used to be quite active on the Relic forums back in the day, and worked as an alpha/beta tester in the 2.0 SVN (working with Twitchy) right as Sweeten was phasing out due to his health problems. Now, the question is, do you, or any of you in the community know if this version was ever released? I tried installing several versions from this page, but none were the right ones. For reference, the one I'm talking about has the Sturmtiger and Jagdtiger call-ins, SS Fallschirmjäger Kommando, and the KV-2 for the Soviets (among other things).
So, if anyone can point me to this version for a little nostalgia, I'd greatly appreciate it :)
P.S.: If you need any help from a professional historian in the research department, feel free to ask! If not, good luck on the mod and best wishes :)
Well you're somewhat in luck, as I am the same individual! (Twitchy, that is).
I know which one you are talking of off the top of my head but I don't recall the SVN information myself, and I don't actually know whether the site for it is still up.
As for your request to join as a professional Historian, at the very least we're on the same page in that regard. I always enjoy speaking with other like minded individuals so I wouldn't mind having the extra feedback.
Apologies for the late reply, however; ModDB rarely informs me when someone posts.
When come the new version?
My semester is essentially finished on Wednesday.
I will be commencing full-time work on that very evening. I have contacted both my modeler and my skinner with lists containing things I need to revamp the weapons/skins department.
As for the next version's release date; I don't want to give a specific date as I am more or less a one man coding team so if anything interferes with my schedule it can set things back.
I would say at the very earliest the end of this month. However it really depends on how easy it is to revamp the infantry first. If all goes well I can have the Infantry done within a week or so of full work time, and the vehicles are easier than the infantry.
Okay... can you pleae make an installer for the new one or release it on steam?
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"It should be harder to be an artist."By Willa Paskin
After tripling sales over seven years, fired manager Carole Gallegos has her share of defenders.By Hadley Tomicki
The Vegansaurus Diet kind of reminds us of something...By Jay Barmann
And a food writer threatens to compare him to Guy Fieri.By Daniel Maurer
They don't want the controversial venue staying open past midnight.By Daniel Maurer
Pennsylvania and Maine continue to debate the dessert's origins.By Collin Keefe
Today in beef.By Mike Vilensky
Hear B.o.B's "No Future"!By Amos Barshad
"Show some guts."By Joe DeLessio
Joe Doe is back at it!By Daniel Maurer
Plus: Re-energized Starbucks pushes forward on its plan to rule the world; and produce prices to come down as spring veggies come to market, all in our morning news roundup.