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Good service and tasty pub grub on a busy evening. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals and the friendly atmosphere.
We just finished a 70 km walk finishing up in Tomintoul. Lovely village but the food at this place doesn't match the charm of the district. The steaks we have had up until now have been excellent, these were like leather. We appreciate this isn't Edinburgh but the value for money here wasn't there.
Characterful on the outside but lacking charm on the inside. Perhaps it was the busy Saturday night, but ordering at the bar for both food and drink was an ordeal and without any semblance of friendliness. Food was basic pub grub and tasty enough at a reasonable price, but the overall experience was disappointing.
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Good food cooked to order with decent portion sizes. Nice friendly atmosphere within the public area.
We were lost and needed to orient ourselves to find our B&B before it got late, and decided to stop in Tomintoul for a bite. The first restaurant we tried had limited hours and would not be serving till six. The one across the street likewise, and the eastern european receptionist seemed unable to understand when we asked "do you...
Popped in for an early tea; food served from 5:30pm. Both had steak pie which was ok, lots of filling.
Was a good place for a nice relaxed meal - even if a little dark in places!!
Popped in here on our week long visit to the area - good selection of food for all appetites! Friendly staff and quick service. Busy when tried to get a table on the Friday night, but found a gem of a place round the corner!
Staying in the village for the motorbike festival, we had breakfast here on the first day. It was hot, tasty a did the job.
Hangover gone we had an almost perect Saturday of fun and entertainment
We were recommended to go to another venue in Tomintoul for dinner, but when we looked in from the street that place looked too staid and boring.
We walked across the green to the Glen Avon and were glad we did.
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February is the sixth month of school and the time when our seniors begin receiving college acceptance notifications. We're pleased to report that to date, 21 MPHS students (out of 66 who applied) have been accepted to 40 colleges and universities. What is quite impressive is that a total of $644,000 in merit scholarships based on student achievement has been offered to them. We join the Class of 2017 and their families in celebrating each acceptance notification and the other important "next step" decisions our students are making.
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Chicken with Sun Dried Tomatoes
|Chicken breasts
|12 Ounce, skinless and boneless, cut into 3 pieces
|Olive oil
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|1 Large, washed properly and chopped in a food processor
|Sun dried tomatoes in oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), drained and flaked
|Low fat ricotta cheese
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Dry white wine/Vermouth
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Dried oregano
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
1. In a skillet heat oil and brown the chicken pieces on all the sides.
2. Now, add the leek to the pan and continue cooking.
3. In a food processor add the tomatoes, ricotta and wine and blend to a paste.
4. Add the tomato mixture to the pan with oregano and pepper to taste.
5. Cook on low heat until the sauce becomes hot but not boiling.
6. Serve hot with a crusty bread or cooked white rice.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 588 Calories from Fat 231
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 27 g40.8%
Saturated Fat 6.2 g31.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 124.1 mg41.4%
Sodium 264.8 mg11%
Total Carbohydrates 29 g9.7%
Dietary Fiber 4.1 g16.5%
Sugars 10.4 g
Protein 52 g104.5%
Vitamin A 37.9% Vitamin C 22.1%
Calcium 31% Iron 22.4%
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Working in Georgia a few years ago, and realising that Georgian would be about as useful outside its native land as Welsh is, I decided to teach myself Russian, since that would get me round the whole post-Soviet world. Friends warned me that it wouldn't be easy: one veteran offered the cheering thought that the first 10 years would be the worst, while another averred that it was impossible to get the seemingly arbitrary stresses in the right place, "even by accident".
I began learning the grammar with two standard courses in parallel, hoping thus to double my chances of penetrating its mysteries. And since Russian is daunting from the start – outlandish orthography, multiple verb forms, a plethora of cases – the tutor's prime duty is to prevent the student giving up in confusion and despair.
In this respect, Hodder's Teach Yourself Russian and Hugo's Russian in Three Months were chalk and cheese. While Hodder plunged me into Russian conversation, Hugo's gambit was to ease me into pronunciation, then clarify that key grammatical quirk, the omission of the verb "to be" in "Where [is] Boris?" I felt instantly comfortable with Hugo's format – explanation, illustration, exercises, vocabulary, dialogue; each new point emerged with perfect clarity. Hugo led me carefully by the hand: Hodder tried to make me run before I could walk.
However, going through Hugo from cover to cover (twice) was only the beginning, even though it showed me how this sweetly logical language works. Knowing German was helpful – both grammatically, and because of numerous German loan-words. I'm continuing to fight my battle with the aid of anything that comes to hand: a grotty little Soviet primer I picked up in Tbilisi's flea-market – full of silly drawings and stupid jokes – proved useful. I am now ploughing through a "parallel" reader – Russian and English on facing pages – of Russian short stories, graded according to difficulty, and what bliss to find that Pushkin and Tolstoy are the easiest. I do my Russian at dawn, having discovered that what seems opaque at midnight is often crystal-clear the next morning. But after four years I still come up against sentences like brick walls, and I still have to search painfully for words before uttering them aloud.
At such moments I console myself with a story from one of America's most eminent professors of Russian. Studying in Moscow, and ready to give up in despair, he found himself watching a keeper feeding a hippo in the zoo. "Otkroi!" shouted the worker, whereupon the beast opened its jaws. "Goddammit," thought the professor, "if a hippo can learn Russian, I can, too."
But there's an ecological dimension to all this, in that the world's wonderful proliferation of languages are under threat as never before. One can get too romantic about this, as people were doing a century ago over the Eskimo language, Inuktitut. One observer noticed that they had two words for snow, another claimed to notice six, which then got inflated to 60 – but this was really just a myth. Yet Inuktitut has many words doing the job of the English "know" – which French differentiates into savoir (as in knowing a fact) and connaître (as in knowing a person). Inuktitut has words to distinguish between knowing from experience, knowing how to do something, knowing about something, not being ignorant of something and no longer being unaware of something, plus several other kinds of knowing. Inuktitut is very subtle.
But it may not last much longer. Like other languages of the Canadian Arctic, Inuktitut is now mostly spoken by the elderly, and the danger signal for any language comes when children stop speaking it. Never have children had more incentive to immerse themselves in the aggressor language of New York and Hollywood – the language of money, power, and, crucially, teen pop culture.
About 6,700 languages are spoken today, but only a handful account for most of the human race. Mandarin Chinese has 1,000 million speakers – one-sixth of humanity – while English and Spanish are spoken as a first language by roughly 300 million each; Hindi (holding firm), and Russian (slipping) come in just below 200 million. But the lower end of the chart is saddening: more than half the world's languages have fewer than 5,000 speakers, and 1,000 have fewer than a dozen – which means they're about to die. It's estimated that by the end of the century 60 per cent of those 6,700 languages will no longer exist, but it could be 90 per cent.
Does this matter? Yes, emphatically. Languages, like plants, need their ecosystems to thrive, and the loss of a language is comparable to the loss of a biological species; each is a unique product of evolution, and once it has gone, it cannot be recreated. And this destruction hurts the soul. As the linguist Michael Krauss says, "Any language is a supreme achievement of a uniquely human collective genius, as divine and endless a mystery as a living organism."
Each language represents a particular kind of society, and a particular way of feeling and thinking. For those who speak it, it's the sum of human intelligence. We should all take note, and cherish our little grammar books.
Lost for words? Language facts
By Sara Odeen-Isbister
Two million adults in the UK are currently learning a foreign language
One in three Britons wants to learn another language but the number of adults learning languages at local authority and further education college classes is declining.
Spanish is the most popular foreign language among adult learners, followed by Italian.
More than one in four adults regret dropping a language at school.
Most learners use a cassette or CD (36 per cent), a book (19 per cent) or get a friend to teach them (11 per cent).
Ten per cent of Britons speak a second language, while in other European Union countries 56 per cent speak two languages and 28 per cent speak three.
Easy for you to talk: five ways to fluency
On a computer
Jane Beer-Jones, 40, language tutor from Kent, learning Welsh
"I'd say I'm a linguist, but I'd been struggling to get a handle on Welsh until I started using a software package. My husband is Welsh and his parents speak it as their first language, so I really wanted to be able to say at least a few words in their native tongue.
"I'd tried various books but was finding Welsh a nightmare until a friend recommended Rosetta Stone's software. I was worried at first because I'm not very computer-savvy, but it uses pictures and sounds to guide you through various levels of the language without having to translate anything.
"It's idiot-proof. When I'm in the study with the door shut, the language just comes alive and I become totally immersed. It's totally different from teaching or learning a language in a classroom. The programme also gives me the benefits of having a Welsh speaker in the room, without it being my husband who just takes the mickey."
Top phrase: "'Dyn dan awyren' is the first Welsh expression I used on my husband, when he was standing outside looking at a low-flying plane. It means 'Man under aeroplane' – perhaps you had to be there, but it was so funny."
Learning from a partner
Daniel Bagley, 27, school skiing co-ordinator from Eynsford, Kent
"Before I met my partner Isabelle two years ago, my French was really very basic, but since then it's improved dramatically. As time progressed and our relationship became more serious, it was clear we'd be visiting her parents in La Réunion [a French colony in the Indian Ocean], and I would need to speak French. We're going in December, so the pressure is on. I've always been keen to learn another language so it was only natural for Isabelle to help me learn her mother tongue.
"There's no specific structure to my learning. We speak French on a daily basis over dinner, but it started very simply with me picking up a few words here and there. Then it progressed to learning vocabulary and sentences while we were out and about. I learnt most of the French words for fruit and vegetables, for example, in our supermarket. She used to be an A-level French teacher and had some old textbooks lying around, so she helped me work through them.
"My number one goal is being able to sit down with Isabelle's parents at Christmas and have a proper conversation. It's nerve-racking enough to meet your partner's parents, without having to worry about the language."
Top phrase: "'SVP, parlez-vous anglais?' Which, as everyone knows, means, 'Please, do you speak English?' I always find that it gets me out of trouble."
Total immersion
Sami Amara, 26, teacher from Bolton
"I went to China in 2003 after I'd graduated to teach English at a university in Ningbo, a big city near Shanghai. I couldn't speak a word when I arrived and wasn't planning to stay long so thought I would get by. I also believed people would speak English – it's compulsory to learn it at schools in China – but I was surprised how few people you could converse with.
"Learning written Mandarin, the language spoken in most of China, is as hard as it looks. Once you get past learning a few characters you have to learn idioms and even if you learn hundreds of characters you still can't read anything because when you put them together they can have completely different meanings.
"Speaking is a little bit easier and, once you start to make an effort, you pick up words quite quickly. Chinese people don't expect anyone foreign to be able to speak Chinese. They're effusively, almost patronisingly nice when you manage to say something. You could go in to a shop and manage to point at a slice of watermelon and say, "Xi gua." And they would say, "Waaaa! So good", as if you had just recited an ancient Chinese poem.
"I ended up staying for more than three years and marrying Li Li, who is from Ningbo. We now live near Manchester, where I teach at a secondary school. My Year 8 class just won a British Council prize for a Mandarin play I taught them, so I guess I ended up doing pretty well."
Top phrase: "'Jia you!' It means, literally, "Add oil" and is chanted by crowds at sports events as encouragement, like "Come on!" or "Go!" Expect to hear it a lot at Beijing this week."
Audio book
Ian Nolan, 42, photographer from London
"I've been travelling to Italy on holiday for five or six years, but about a year ago I decided to make an effort to learn the language. I found the best way, for me, was the Michel Thomas audio programme, which I've now got on my iPod.
"I've always thought that evening classes were for people who can't decide if they want to learn pottery or basic weaving – and by that I mean they're for people who want a past-time or social club. Classes just weren't for me.
"I'd also tried lots of audio books, but they can be so useless, teaching pointless phases like, 'Oh look, there's a donkey on the beach, call me a taxi.' But this programme builds up structure in an unique way. Now, my Italian is pretty passable. Italian people gasp in surprise when I speak a little bit of Italian, simply because they're so used to English people going there and just shouting loudly in English."
Top phrase: "I quite like 'L'acqua fa ruggine', which I think means 'Water makes rust'. It refers to a preference for alcoholic drink rather than water."
Evening classes
Gavyn Edmunds, 23, student from Brighton
"As my partner is from Sweden I decided it would be a great opportunity to finally learn a second language. I'd been learning the odd phrase here and there from my girlfriend until I heard about an evening class run by a Swedish postgraduate student in the local bookshop.
"The classes were really relaxed, with generally no more than two other students. We'd do exercises from textbooks and practise reading, writing and speaking. It was pretty much everything you'd expect in a normal language course, except in a more relaxed environment.
"The teacher, Jenny, was great. Every week she would write fantastic short stories for us, usually about 'Haxan Esmeralda' (The Witch Esmeralda), where we would learn new vocab and grammar. The small size of the group meant that she could teach at a speed where none of us was left behind. After each lesson, I'd go home and impress my girlfriend with what I'd learnt.
"The classes gave me enough basics to continue on my own and I can now hold a simple conversation in Swedish. Later this month I'll be moving there to study for a MA in politics. Although the course will be taught in English, I hope that by the time I complete it I will have learnt a second language."
Top word: "'Pyttipanna' (pronounced pit-e-panner). It is the Swedish version of bubble and squeak, my favourite Swedish dish."
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Choi S.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Murphy W.L.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Murphy W.L.,Foundation Collaborative Research Center
Journal of Materials Chemistry | Year: 2012
Previous studies have demonstrated the influence of calcium phosphate (CaP) mineral coating characteristics on cell attachment, proliferation, and differentiation. However, the wide range of mineral properties that can potentially influence cell behavior calls for an efficient platform to screen for the effects of specific mineral properties. To address this need, we have developed an efficient well-plate format to probe for the effects of mineral coating properties on stem cell behavior. Specifically, here we systematically controlled mineral coating morphology by modulating ion concentrations in modified simulated body fluids (mSBF) during mineral nucleation and growth. We found that mineral micro-morphology could be gradually changed from spherulitic, to plate-like, to net-like depending on [Ca2+] and [PO 4 3-] in mSBF solutions, while other mineral properties (Ca/P ratio, crystallinity, dissolution rate) remained constant. Differences in mineral morphology resulted in significant differences in stem cell attachment and expansion in vitro. These findings suggest that an enhanced throughput mineral coating format may be useful to identify mineral coating properties for optimal stem cell attachment and expansion, which may ultimately permit efficient intraoperative seeding of patient derived stem cells. © 2012 The Royal Society of Chemistry. Source
A screening approach reveals the influence of mineral coating morphology on human mesenchymal stem cell differentiation
Choi S.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Murphy W.L.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Murphy W.L.,Foundation Collaborative Research Center
Biotechnology Journal | Year: 2013
"Biomimetic" inorganic coating on biomaterials has been an active area of research with the aim of providing bioactive surfaces that can regulate cell behavior. Previous studies have demonstrated that human mesenchymal stem cell (hMSC) behavior is differentially regulated by the physical and chemical properties of inorganic mineral coatings, indicating that modulation of mineral properties is potentially important in regulating hMSC behavior. However, the lack of an efficient experimental context, in which to study stem cell behavior on inorganic substrates, has made it difficult to systematically study the effects of specific mineral coating parameters on hMSC behavior. In this study, we developed an efficient experimental platform to screen for the effects of mineral coating morphology on hMSC expansion and differentiation. hMSC expansion on mineral coatings was regulated by the micro-scale morphology of these coatings, with greater expansion on small granule-like coatings when compared to plate-like or net-like coatings. In contrast, hMSC osteogenic differentiation was inversely correlated with cell expansion on mineral coatings indicating that mineral coating morphology was a key parameter that regulates hMSC differentiation. The effect of mineral coating morphology on hMSC behavior underlines the utility of this inorganic screening platform to identify optimal coatings for medical devices and bone tissue engineering applications. © 2013 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim. Source
Controlled multiple growth factor delivery from bone tissue engineering scaffolds via designed affinity
Suarez-Gonzalez D.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Lee J.S.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Diggs A.,University of Michigan |
Lu Y.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
And 5 more authors.
Tissue Engineering - Part A | Year: 2014
It is known that angiogenesis plays an important role in bone regeneration and that release of angiogenic and osteogenic growth factors can enhance bone formation. Multiple growth factors play key roles in processes that lead to tissue formation/regeneration during natural tissue development and repair. Therefore, treatments aiming to mimic tissue regeneration can benefit from multiple growth factor release, and there remains a need for simple clinically relevant approaches for dual growth factor release. We hypothesized that mineral coatings could be used as a platform for controlled incorporation and release of multiple growth factors. Specifically, mineral-coated scaffolds were "dip coated" in multiple growth factor solutions, and growth factor binding and release were dictated by the growth factor-mineral binding affinity. Beta tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP) scaffolds were fabricated using indirect solid-free form fabrication techniques and coated with a thin conformal mineral layer. Mineral-coated β-TCP scaffolds were sequentially dipped in recombinant human vascular endothelial growth factor (rhVEGF) and a modular bone morphogenetic peptide, a mineral-binding version of bone morphogenetic protein 2 (BMP2), solutions to allow for the incorporation of each growth factor. The dual release profile showed sustained release of both growth factors for over more than 60 days. Scaffolds releasing either rhVEGF alone or the combination of growth factors showed an increase in blood vessel ingrowth in a dose-dependent manner in a sheep intramuscular implantation model. This approach demonstrates a "modular design" approach, in which a controllable biologics carrier is integrated into a structural scaffold as a thin surface coating. © Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. Source
Spatially Organized Differentiation of Mesenchymal Stem Cells within Biphasic Microparticle-Incorporated High Cell Density Osteochondral Tissues
Solorio L.D.,Case Western Reserve University |
Phillips L.M.,Case Western Reserve University |
Mcmillan A.,Case Western Reserve University |
Cheng C.W.,Case Western Reserve University |
And 7 more authors.
Advanced Healthcare Materials | Year: 2015
Giving rise to both bone and cartilage during development, bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (hMSC) have the unique capacity to generate the complex tissues of the osteochondral interface. Utilizing a scaffold-free hMSC system, biphasic osteochondral constructs are incorporated with two types of growth factor-releasing microparticles to enable spatially organized differentiation. Gelatin microspheres (GM) releasing transforming growth factor-β1 (TGF-β1) combined with hMSC form the chondrogenic phase. The osteogenic phase contains hMSC only, mineral-coated hydroxyapatite microparticles (MCM), or MCM loaded with bone morphogenetic protein-2 (BMP-2), cultured in medium with or without BMP-2. After 4 weeks, TGF-β1 release from GM within the cartilage phase promotes formation of a glycosaminoglycan- and type II collagen-rich matrix, and has a local inhibitory effect on osteogenesis. In the osteogenic phase, type X collagen and osteopontin are produced in all conditions. However, calcification occurs on the outer edges of the chondrogenic phase in some constructs cultured in media containing BMP-2, and alkaline phosphatase levels are elevated, indicating that BMP-2 releasing MCM provides better control over region-specific differentiation. The production of complex, stem cell-derived osteochondral tissues via incorporated microparticles could enable earlier implantation, potentially improving outcomes in the treatment of osteochondral defects. A stem cell-derived, biphasic osteochondral construct is engineered with transforming growth factor-β1-releasing hydrogel microspheres in the chondrogenic phase and bone morphogenetic protein-2-releasing hydroxyapatite microparticles in the osteogenic phase. Results demonstrate, for the first time, that spatial control of osteochondral differentiation can be achieved in a scaffold-free cellular construct via the incorporation of bioactive microparticles. Copyright © 2015 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim. Source
Yu X.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Khalil A.,University of Wisconsin - Madison |
Dang P.N.,Case Western Reserve University |
Alsberg E.,Case Western Reserve University |
And 3 more authors.
Advanced Functional Materials | Year: 2014
There is an increasing need to control the type, quantity, and timing of growth factors released during tissue healing. Sophisticated delivery systems offering the ability to deliver multiple growth factors with independently tunable kinetics are highly desirable. Here, a multilayered, mineral coated microparticle (MCMs) platform that can serve as an adaptable dual growth factor delivery system is developed. Bone morphogenetic protein-2 (BMP-2) and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) are bound to the mineral coatings with high binding efficiencies of up to 80%. BMP-2 is firstly bound onto a 1st mineral coating layer; then VEGF is bound onto a 2nd mineral coating layer. The release of BMP-2 is sustained over a period of 50 days while the release of VEGF is a typical two-phase release with rapid release in the first 14 days and more sustained release for the following 36 days. Notably, the release behaviors of both growth factors can be independently tailored by changing the intrinsic properties of the mineral coatings. Furthermore, the release of BMP-2 can be tuned by changing the thickness of the 2nd layer. This injectable microparticle based delivery platform with tunable growth factor release has immense potential for applications in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. A multilayered, mineral coated microparticle platform is developed for tunable dual growth factor delivery. Distinct release kinetics of BMP-2 and VEGF is achieved by binding the growth factors on different coating layers and manipulating the intrinsic properties of the mineral coatings. This multiple protein delivery system has immense potential in tissue engineering to better mimic the natural healing process. © 2014 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim. Source


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A newly discovered method for imaging radiation beam dose profiles from Cerenkov light emission will be studied and developed for real-time tomographic imaging of the advanced therapy treatment plans. Radiation therapy (RT) for cancer is one of the most technologically advanced areas of medicine today, utilizing state of the art CT, MRI, and PET imaging together with advanced treatment planning algorithms, to design patient specific delivery of radiation from a linear accelerator (LINAC). Despite this, the tools to characterize beams accuracy are extremely slow, and to date there is still no known way to visualize the beam in quickly. The importance of this new development cannot be overstated, in terms of its potential impact in the field of RT. Current procedures to measure beam dose in water tanks or tissue phantoms involve the use of ionization chambers, which are raster scanned in a 3D water tank, so that developing a 3D image of a beam would take the majority of a 24 hour day;therefore, it is rarely done. Yet, beam verification is required, and today only partial information is used in the commissioning process of new LINACs or in the verification of complex treatment plans. This newly discovered process of imaging the beam based upon the Cerenkov emission in the medium will allow instantaneous 2D imaging and very fast tomographic profiling of each beam planned. The preliminary data proving the potential of this proposal is already established, and will be followed up with a methodical development of a realization to image LINAC beams quickly with characterization of the accuracy. Systematic testing in standard medical physics water tank set ups will be completed with validation studies as outlined by the American Association of Physicists in Medicine. The accuracy of imaging advanced Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) plans for cancer treatment will be studied to illustrate how imaging the planned delivery should improve accuracy. This work will be followed up through disease specific applications in future funding, following completion of this planned basic/translational period of development.
The project will develop a completely new way to image radiation therapy treatment beams in near real time, allowing 4 dimensional dose profile and verification for individual treatment plans when delivered to water tanks. The value of this is to allow true characterization of all radiation therapy plans prior to each patient plan being delivered. The calibration will reduce errors and provide full volumetric verification for the firs time in radiation therapy.
|Glaser, Adam K; Andreozzi, Jacqueline M; Davis, Scott C et al. (2014) Video-rate optical dosimetry and dynamic visualization of IMRT and VMAT treatment plans in water using Cherenkov radiation. Med Phys 41:062102
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Mediterranean fanworm
Sabella spallanzanii
Mediterranean fanworm
(Photo right: S. Wilkens, NIWA)
This pest is an unwanted organism and is present in New Zealand. It has become established in Lyttelton Port, the wider Waitemata Harbour/inner Hauraki Gulf in Auckland and in Whangarei Harbour. There are ongoing elimination programmes underway in the Coromandel, Tauranga, Gisborne and Nelson harbours where this pest has been detected; also Picton and Tutukaka marinas where Sabella has been recently detected (November 2014 and March 2015, respectively).
For suspected finds anywhere else in New Zealand (apart from Lyttelton, the wider Waitemata and Whangarei harbours) please call MPI on 0800 80 99 66.
Marine pests such as the fanworm are easily transported to new locations on dirty boat hulls, inside sea chests, emergency fire intakes and other niche areas.
If you are the owner/operator of a moored boat, you can help prevent the spread of this marine pest by ensuring your boat's hull is clean and well antifouled. It is especially important that your boat's hull is clean before setting out from Auckland, as this region has high densities of fanworms in many places and there is a very high risk of spreading this marine pest to other areas in New Zealand.
Above: A recreational boat which is heavily fouled with Mediterranean fanworm. Because of their size, these large fanworms probably spawned before the vessel was slipped. It's important that boat hulls are kept regularly cleaned to prevent fanworms from establishing and spreading.
Photos: H. Lass, Bay of Plenty Regional Council.
Owners of commercial vessels are also asked to ensure their vessels are regularly maintained with good effective antifouling in place. It's also important that sea chests and other niche areas are regularly maintained. Having clean hulls will also improve fuel efficiency.
Sabella spallanzanii worm with fan extended from its tube.
Photo: G. Read, NIWA
The Mediterranean fanworm is a marine animal that is typically found in harbours and estuaries, living in depths of anywhere between one to 30 metres.
It consists of a segmented worm living inside a tube which is usually fixed to a hard surface. The worm has a single spiral fan (radiole) which extends out of the top of the tube. The tube is tough and flexible and often muddy in appearance. It can often have other organisms growing on the surface.
Mediterranean fanworms can grow to over 40 cm high. The fans are white, banded with brown and orange, and the central stem is orange.
This particular fanworm looks different to New Zealand native fanworms in that it is larger and it has the single fan. Fanworms with two spiral fans are NOT this pest.
The Mediterranean fanworm (Sabella spallanzanii) forms dense colonies that could affect native species by competing for food and space. Recent studies have indicated impacts on the establishment of new generations of some species, and on nutrient flow.
The presence of dense colonies of this species could also change the underwater scenery of an area, potentially impacting on dive tourism activities.
While they have not yet been recorded to have had significant impacts on fisheries in New Zealand, they could become a nuisance to recreational and commercial fishers by clogging dredges and fouling other fishing gear when in high densities. This fanworm has been detected on some mussel farms in the Hauraki Gulf and Coromandel region recently. Because mussels and fanworms are filter feeders, the productivity of mussels may be affected if the fanworm infestations become high.
Above: A heavy infestation of Mediterranean fanworm growing amongst green lip mussels on the hull of a barge. Photo: MPI
Above: Mussel dropper lines that have become heavily infested with Mediterranean fanworm. Photo: K. Walls, MPI.
Initial MPI efforts to eliminate Mediterranean fanworm in Lyttelton Port and Waitemata Harbour, Auckland, 2008 and 2009
When this fanworm species (Sabella spallanzanii) was first detected in New Zealand (in Lyttelton Port) in May 2008, MAFBNZ (now MPI) embarked on a $3.5 million, five-year local programme to attempt elimination of the pest.
The elimination work involved control of the fanworm by diver search and removal and regular monitoring to detect any hidden populations. An educational awareness programme was also undertaken to encourage the owners of moored vessels to keep their boat hulls clean to avoid spreading the pest.
In 2009 the elimination programme was extended to treat what was thought to be a small population of the fanworm in Auckland's Viaduct Basin. In January 2010, the fanworm was, however, found in large numbers on structures and vessels in the upper Waitemata Harbour. Consequently in June 2010 a decision was made to cease the elimination programme as it was no longer feasible to attempt eradication of the fanworm from New Zealand.
Since 2010, MPI has focused on working with and supporting regional councils where new incursions of Sabella have been detected in an effort to prevent new populations establishing in new areas. MPI is also developing a domestic marine pathways management approach to help prevent Sabella being spread by the movement of vessels around the country.
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The station is embroiled in a fierce struggle to retain its identity and its ratings. The controller's departure was followed by leaked ratings from the first month on air of Richard Branson's Virgin 1215. The unofficial figures give Radio 1's first national rock rival a 7 per cent share of the audience - nearly 3.5 million listeners. Many of these will have come from Radio 1, whose audience has fallen consistently with the recent growth of commercial competition and is now around 19 million.
The atmosphere of gloom at 1 FM was compounded by reports that the Secretary of State for National Heritage, Peter Brooke, is still toying with proposals that Radio 1 and Radio 2 should carry advertising. Several responses to the Government's Green Paper on the future of the BBC, including that of the Radio Authority, have argued strongly that Radio 1 should be sold to a commercial buyer.
Mr Beerling's resignation threw into doubt all the ill-kept secrets about autumn changes at the station. The open secret at its headquarters just opposite Broadcasting House in central London had been that the mid- morning housewives' choice, Simon Bates, 43, was to be switched to a weekend show.
Dave Lee Travis, 48, has also been rumoured to be leaving. The self-styled 'bearded wonder', whose weekend show wins high audience figures, joined Radio 1 24 years ago, before its typical listener was born. Speculation now is that Radio 2 will make him an offer if he cannot get a better deal from a big commercial station.
A Radio 1 disc jockey said: 'If Radio 1 and Radio 2 had an integrated policy, he and Bates would be off to Radio 2 by now.'
According to plans that Mr Beerling is believed to have been drawing up, Simon Mayo, who has hosted the breakfast show - which has Radio 1's single biggest audience - for more than five years, was to do a straight swap with Steve Wright, whose afternoon show is widely regarded as one of the station's most innovative programmes. Mark Goodier was to take over Bates's show.
But with Mr Beerling's departure 'all deals are off', according to a source at the station. And presenters and producers have a new fear - that Janet Street-Porter, the BBC's head of youth programmes, is interested in taking the station on. She has been a past critic of its format.
If not Ms Street-Porter, the next controller might come from commercial radio.
Paul Robinson, editor of mainstream programmes, has already confirmed that he will apply for the job. The other internal front- runner is thought to be Chris Lycett, Mr Beerling's deputy.
Tony Blackburn, who was at the station for 15 years from its launch, believes it has lost its identity and badly needs a fresh mind from commercial radio. He thinks it is suffering from 'Birtism' - more speech. He said: 'It's got gay shows, religious shows, it's going more speech-based and losing its identity. Radio 1 had its heyday in the Sixties and Seventies. But it's now got a confusing mix of broadcasters, including people older than me, when it is supposed to be a young people's station.'
The brightest ray of hope for the embattled station is that Liz Forgan, the BBC's head of network radio, is a staunch and outspoken champion. She said last week: 'Radio 1 is going to be the most popular network on the radio for ever as far as I am concerned and the key to that is music aimed at a young audience.'
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New Delhi: Government on Friday said it will sell minority stake in four more companies, including SAIL and NALCO this fiscal to achieve the Rs 30,000 crore disinvestment target for the current financial year.
In a written reply to a query in the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Finance S S Palanimanickam said the government will sell 12.15 percent stake in Nalco, 9.33 percent in MMTC, 12.50 percent in Rashtriya Chemical and Fertiliser (RCF) and 10.82 percent in SAIL.
The four sell offs would be conducted through the Offer For Sale (OFS) or auction route.
"Central trade Unions have demanded stoppage of disinvestment as a matter of their policy. However, disinvestment of minority stakes is carried out as per policy of the government," Palanimanickam said.
He said the government has already realised Rs 21,504.32 crore through disinvestment in five companies so far this fiscal. For the entire fiscal the budgeted disinvestment target is Rs 30,000 crore.
While Nalco stake sale is expected to fetch around Rs 1,400 crore, around Rs 3,500 crore could come from SAIL.
So far in the current fiscal, the government has raised Rs 11,458 crore though disinvestment in NTPC, Rs 3,141.51 crore from Oil India and Rs 5,973 crore from NMDC.
Besides, Rs 807 crore was raised through 5.58 percent stake sale in Hindustan Copper and Rs 125 crore from IPO of NBCC.
"The above proceeds would be used for funding the capital expenditure in social sector schemes identified by Planning Commission and Department of Expenditure," Palanimanickam said.
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December 19, 2009
The Tonganoxie High wrestling team only finished fourth at its home invite on Saturday, but two Chieftains won individual championships
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Himpel and Maus both went 4-0 as THS played host to the Randy Starcher Memorial Wrestling Invitational.
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