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Barker, Philip A. and Hurrell, Elizabeth R. and Leng, Melanie J. and Wolff, Christian and Cocquyt, Christine and Sloane, Hilary J. and Verschuren, Dirk (2011) Seasonality in equatorial climate over the past 25 k.y. revealed by oxygen isotope records from Mount Kilimanjaro. Geology, 39 (12). pp. 1111-1114. ISSN 1943-2682
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Multiproxy analysis of a well-dated 25 ka lake sediment sequence from Lake Challa, on the eastern flank of Mount Kilimanjaro (East Africa), reveals the climatic controls that govern both the lake's paleohydrology and the climate-proxy record contained in the mountain's receding ice cap. The oxygen isotope record extracted from diatom silica (delta(18)O(diatom)) in Lake Challa sediments captured dry conditions during the last glacial period and a wet late-glacial transition to the Holocene interrupted by Younger Dryas drought. Further, it faithfully traced gradual weakening of the southeastern monsoon during the Holocene. Overall, delta(18)O(diatom) matches the branched isoprenoid tetraether (BIT) index of rainfall-induced soil runoff, except during 25-22 ka and the past 5 k.y. when insolation forcing due to orbital precession enhanced the northeastern monsoon. This pattern arises because during these two periods, a weakened southeastern monsoon reduced the amount of rainfall during the long rainy season and enhanced the opposing effect of evaporation intensity and/or length of the austral winter dry season. Importantly, our lake-based reconstruction of moisture-balance seasonality in equatorial East Africa also helps us understand the oxygen isotope record contained in Mount Kilimanjaro ice. Negative correlation between ice core delta(18)O and Lake Challa delta(18)O(diatom) implies that moisture balance is not the primary climate control on the long-term trend in ice core delta(18)O.
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Journal or Publication Title: | Geology |
Additional Information: | Dec Seasonality in equatorial climate over the past 25 k.y. revealed by oxygen isotope records from Mount Kilimanjaro Times Cited: 0 |
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Departments: | Faculty of Science and Technology > Lancaster Environment Centre |
ID Code: | 53140 |
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Deposited On: | 16 Mar 2012 15:40 |
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Every day researchers are learning more about the health benefits of mind-body techniques. Yoga has been in the spotlight showing positive benefits for cancer survivors.
Yoga is an ancient Hindu practice combining meditation, breathing and body postures to relax the mind and body together.
There are many different types of yoga. The most common form used for health conditions is Hatha yoga because it has easier movements and a more relaxed pace.
One of the major concerns that cancer survivors may experience long after treatment is over is lack of energy and fatigue. When studied with a group of breast cancer survivors, those who used yoga had a decrease in blood pressure and heart rate, improved energy levels and mood.
Along with decreasing stress levels, other benefits include an increase in muscle strength and flexibility, and improved balance.
Next time you see your health care provider, ask if yoga is a safe option for you. If you have never tried yoga, begin by exploring classes offered in your health care center or community center.
Many times health care centers will offer classes on seated yoga for those people with limited physical mobility. Start slow and find an instructor who will work with your individual needs at first to get you comfortable with the techniques. At the end of a yoga session, you should feel energized, yet calm and relaxed.
At Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, we have resources to help connect you to local classes for yoga. Stop in at the Cancer Education Center in Minnesota, the Patient and Health Education Library in Arizona, the Cancer Education Resource Room in Florida, or check our website (www.mayoclinic.org/cancer-education/) to learn more.
I'd love to hear from those of you who have tried yoga. What did you experience? Share your ideas with those who may be just getting started.
Sheryl M. Ness, R.N.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cancer/expert-blog/yoga-and-cancer/bgp-20056366


text: Ferrari Confirms 599 GTO, Spy Shots Hit The 'NetSam Smith2/05/10 6:00pmFiled to: Spy PhotosFerrari 599 GTOFerrari 599GTOFerrari599Gto599Gto599GtbgtbAmadeoFelisa458458 ItaliaEnzoKERSNew Cars57EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkFerrari CEO Amadeo Felisa recently confirmed that the Prancing Horse plans to release a streetable version of the 599XX. The car will be dubbed 599 GTO, weigh 3600 pounds, and produce 650 HP. A range-topping Enzo successor is also planned.AdvertisementDetails are slim, but Felisa has confirmed that the GTO will make extensive use of lightweight materials and offer both modified gearbox ratios and aerodynamic bits. Wheel diameter will be at least twenty inches, and the car will reportedly produce twice as much downforce as the ordinary 599 GTB. The GTO will likely be unveiled at a dedicated event this summer.Related Ferrari news: 458: Maranello has no plans to produce a 458 Scuderia, but the 458 Spider will debut in 2011.AdvertisementHybrids: A 599 hybrid concept will be displayed at the Geneva auto show, but the company has no plans to produce a hybrid street car before 2015.Fuel Efficiency: Cylinder deactivation, start-stop technology, and KERS will soon appear on production Ferraris, with the California being the first guinea pig.Enzo Successor: To emphasize its "unique abilities," Maranello's next hypercar will be offered only in left-hand drive. A limited number (duh) will be sold.Sponsored[Autoblog.it and Autogespot]Reply57 repliesLeave a reply


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Maddy Jourgensen, a Moffat County High School senior, looks to pass the ball inside Tuesday night in the MCHS girls varsity basketball team's game against Grand Junction. The Bulldogs came out slow in the third quarter and Grand Junction was able to capitalize to win, 64-53.
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text: Certified Diabetes Educator & Clinical Dietitian A registered dietician for over 30 years, Doris has worked with numerous patients and families. In her current role at the St. Vincent Healthcare Diabetes Center, Doris also frequently has the chance to interact with individuals throughout the community, presenting information about how to both manage and prevent diabetes. "I want people in our community to understand the resources available to them," she says. "That includes the successful Diabetes and Heart Prevention Program at the Billings Family YMCA." Her desire to help educate people about diabetes - and how to reduce the risk of developing it - comes from personal experience. A number of relatives on her father's side have Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. Her husband also lives with the disease. "Hearing the stories from patients who are living life to the fullest are inspirational to me," she says. "They also help other patients who may be struggling." As she works one-on-one with patients with diabetes, she focuses her attention on the positive choices that those with diabetes are choosing to make in regard to their eating, exercise, stress management and coping skills. "I look for ways to compliment them on the things they are doing right, she says. "Then I can help them determine what they want to do next." The Diabetes Health Team


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Dare I ask how does the fake ones sound? haha
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They sounded terrible, like I mentioned in my post. The treble and midrange balance was completely off, and everything was extremely harsh. The bass was bloated, muffled, and uncontrolled. It was worse than most earphones that you can get for $15-$20.
An even bigger giveaway was that the left driver had significantly lower volume than the right one, and sometimes did not work at all. It's very easy to tell when you have the fakes in your ears that they are not real Sennheisers. |
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Redo all the furniture!
We got this little dresser from Robert's Nana when we got married. It's been with us ever since, but I was never wild about this green. It looked a little tropical for our house, so I finally took the jump last weekend to try milk paint. This is the before picture (I'd taken off a few of the knobs already)
I just gave a quick sandpaper to the wood to get any big chips off. NO priming. Can you believe it. I'm all for leaving out the intense sanding and priming.
Gave things a couple coats of milk paint (I used Queenstown Gray from General Finishes). I was pleasantly surprised at the lack of fumes and the quick dry! Side note: this is why I need a workshop. This is the second refinishing/painting project I've done in our living room in the past few months.
After a night of letting things dry...little dresser was ready for action. Yeah, there might be a little dog hair on the floor. Just getting real.
I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. And, since there's little prep, and super quick dry time between coats (about 1.5 hours), it's a good weekend project. Next up...painting the couch!


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No, it was not a sequel to The Talented Mr. Ripley. But the two actors from that 1999 movie – Matt Damon and Cate Blanchett – both separately spent some quality family time in Berlin this weekend.
The two are in the capital city shooting The Monuments Men, with George Clooney, though on Sunday's day off, Damon and wife Luciana did what the parents of 500 other kids did in Berlin: took them to Jack's Fun World for some indoor fun and games.
The owner of the park, Oleg Nepomnjascij, tells PEOPLE that the Damons were impressively easygoing. "I take my hat off to him," he said.
To the delight of the other parents, the star and his family just hung out like everybody else, while their kids – Alexia, Isabella, Gia and Stella – ran and jumped and bounced and shrieked for joy.
Meanwhile, Blanchett and her family braved the cold outside. With temperatures down to 12 degrees, she and her mother June took the actress's three boys – Ignatius, Dashiell and Roman – out for some serious sledding.
So icy were conditions in Volkspark Friedrichshain that Blanchett crashed the sled into a snow bank, according to the German publication Bild, though no one was the worse for wear – and they all laughed a lot.
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text: NPD: Online Gamers Spend on Average 8 Hours a Week Online PlayingBrian Crecente3/02/10 1:00pmFiled to: PCXbox 360WillPS3iPhoneNpdOnline106EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The average number of hours spent per week on online gaming is up 10 percent, to 8 hours a week, according to the results of a study released by the NPD Group today. Advertisement "While the percentage of the population that reports playing games has declined slightly, this study details other metrics which point to both stability and growth in both online and offline gaming," said Anita Frazier, industry analyst, The NPD Group.The PC remains the most-used system for online gaming, according to the report, with 85 percent of online gamers reporting using a PC for online gaming activities. Advertisement For consoles, the Xbox 360 was the top video game system used for online gaming at 48%. In contrast to 2009, when Wii was leading over PS3 by 8 percentage points, PS3 and Wii are now neck and neck, with about 30 percent of online gamers reporting that they use each system for online gaming.How much time do you think you spend online gaming? I suspect a bulk of my gameplay occurs online, if you don't include the iPhone, which is almost all offline for me.Reply106 repliesLeave a reply