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Fotomoto gives you full control over which images you sell on your site, and how the Buy Button links will look.
How to change which images are for sale (turning Buy Buttons on/off)
By default, Fotomoto detects every image on a page where it is installed. As long as the images are bigger than the 'Minimum Width or Height' setting, buy buttons will be shown under the images and the images are added to the Images page of your Fotomoto Dashboard.
Of course there will be some images that you don't want to sell, so you have a few options:
- if you want to use the Dashboard to manage which images are for sale, you should read our article on How do I exclude a photo from my store?
- If you only want to sell certain images using Fotomoto and want to see only these images in the Dashboard, please see How to sell only a few select images on your site.
How to change the Buy Button link text
To change what the links say (the text):
- Go to the Store Appearance page in your Dashboard
- Roll your cursor over the Buy Buttons that appear in the Preview, and click the "Change Label" button that pops up.
- Enter the desired text and click OK.
Putting the Buy Buttons above the image instead of below
By default, the Buy Buttons will appear under your image. You can easily put the Buy Buttons above the image by changing the Position setting in the Site > Settings > Toolbar section of the Fotomoto Dashboard.
Note that this option may not work with certain lightbox-style galleries.
Changing the appearance & position of the Buy Buttons
You can change the look of the Buy Buttons to match your site using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). You can change fonts, colors, position and much more - all using CSS.
Important: You'll want to know a bit about CSS to do this correctly, as we can't always offer CSS programming support. We've posted a few examples to get you started. If you need a hand, contact our support team, otherwise we recommend you seek the assistance of a web designer or other CSS expert if you need further assistance.
We recommend that you add any custom Buy Button CSS to your Fotomoto Dashboard:
- Go to the Store Appearance page in your Dashboard, and click the "Show CSS" button under Buy Button Appearance.
Note: there is no way to restore the default CSS once changed, so you may wish to copy it and save it in a safe location.
- Edit the default buy button CSS or add rules for the Buy Button elements, then click the Preview button to see how your Buy Buttons will look in the Preview section.
- Click the Save Appearance button to save your changes.
Buy Button HTML/CSS
For reference, here is an explanation of the HTML and CSS that controls the Buy Buttons.
The Buy Buttons are contained in a DIV with the class "FotomotoToolbarClass". Buy Button links are anchors within unordered list items. The separators that go between the links are enclosed in spans within unordered list items. All of these elements have their own class attribute so you can change them individually or all at once.
Here is a simplified view of the HTML structure and classes that control presentation. Note we have removed some of the code for readability.

 Buy Print

 Buy Card

 Download

 Share

 Send eCard

Here's an example - say we want to change the color of the anchor within the print button class to red:
.FotomotoPrintButton a {color: red !important;}
Here's another example showing how you can move the Buy Buttons down a bit (by 8 pixels)
.FotomotoToolbarClass { margin-top: 8px !important; /* move 8 pixels down */ }
Note that you may need to use the "!important" declaration to override the normal declaration.
Want more examples? You can find a few "official" examples on this page.
A note about theme support
We receive a lot of requests for help with code because custom CSS code can make our Buy Buttons appear to be "broken". These issues are often caused by 3rd party CSS (often from a theme) used in your website.
We do not provide support for conflicts with 3rd party CSS, so before contacting Fotomoto Support, please follow these steps to disable any non-Fotomoto CSS and re-testing your page.
Advanced customization
If you want to customize the Buy links beyond what's possible with CSS, you can use the Fotomoto API for full-control over exactly when and where the Buy Buttons appear.


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Real fried chips have become the pariah of home cooking, thanks largely to the evolution of the oven chip (alas) and just how filthy your average chip pan can get. But no matter how good the healthy alternative tastes, it'll never be quite the same. By using a grill element and a fan, this boy circulates air at up to 200°C around food that you'd normally dunk deep in hot oil. Chips, chicken and fish can all be 'fried' in less than 15 minutes and, according to Philips, chips done this way have 80 per cent less fat than their deep-fried cousins. There's also a filter to remove those nasty fried-stuff fumes before they fill the kitchen.
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Home Frequently Asked Questions - Court-Pass - Digital Filing
Answers to these frequently asked questions are general and are not intended to provide legal assistance. Please consult the Court's Rules and applicable statutory provisions in preparing papers and digital format submissions.
Q: I represent an indigent client, am I required to submit briefs and record material in digital format?
A: Yes, unless the Clerk grants a request to be relieved of the digital format submission requirements (see Rule 500.2[e]).
Q: Am I required to e-mail my brief and record material to the Clerk's office?
A: No. The digital briefs and record material must be transmitted to the Clerk's Office by uploading them to the Court of Appeals Public Access and Search System (Court-PASS). Court-PASS is accessible through the Court of Appeals website.
Q: Am I required to register as a Court-PASS user in order to upload my brief and record material?
A: No. To access Court-PASS's Upload System, New York attorneys must have an Attorney Online Service Account with the Unified Court System. There is no seperate registration for Court-PASS. Filers who are not New York attorneys will recieve "guest" login credentials from the Clerk's Office.
Q:How do I log into Court-PASS to upload documents if I am a registered New York attorney?
A: Registered New York attorneys must have an Attorney Online Service Account with the Unified Court System. If a registered New York attorney does not have an Attorney Online Service Account, there is a link on Court-PASS to create such an account. Once an account is created, the filer will be redirected to Court-PASS and may then use their attorney registration number as their user ID and their password created in their Attorney Online Service Account. Filers will also be required to provide a "Login No." This is the case number assigned by the Clerk's Office and provided to filers in a briefing letter.
Below is an example for a registered New York Attorney:
User ID: 1234567 (attorney registration number)
Password: Password1 (password created in Attorney Online Registration Account)
The registered attorney will then be directed to a new page:
Login No.: APL-2014-00001 (case number, provided in the briefing letter)
Q: How do I log into Court-PASS to upload documents if I am not a registered New York attorney?
A: Filers who are not New York attorneys will receive "guest" login credentials from the Clerk's Office. The login credentials will include a Login Name, Password and Login No. For example:
Login Name: jdoe123 (login name provided by Clerk's Office)
Password: password123 (password provided by Clerk's Office)
Login No.: APL-2014-00001 (case number, provided in briefing letter)
Q: Do I have to pay a fee to use Court-PASS?
A: No. There is no fee to use Court-PASS.
Q: What is the required digital format for briefs and record material?
A: All digital submissions must be in text searchable portable document format (PDF).
Q: I don't know how to convert my documents to PDF format. Will the Clerk's Office convert the documents for me?
A: No. Free software is available to convert word-processed documents to PDF software.
Q: How many documents can I upload on Court-PASS at one time? Is there a size limit?
A: Five documents may be uploaded per session. No uploaded document may exceed a file size of 100 megabytes.
Q: How do I serve the digital copies of my brief and record material on my adversary?
A: The Court's Rules do not require service of digital copies of briefs and record material. However, parties may agree among themselves to provide such documents to each other, in any mutually-agreeable fashion, including by e-mail.
Q: What do I name the digital versions of my briefs and record material?
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Low in fat, this economical cut of meat is about as lean as it comes. The same prime cut as a filet mignon, Pork Tenderloin can be just as juicy and full flavoured but at a quarter of the price. Fabulous grilled on the BBQ in the summer or roasted indoors during the chilly months, this easy recipe can be prepared ahead of time by marinating the tenderloins in a fragrant mixture of citrus juice, zest, garlic, olive oil, mustard, rosemary and thyme, then left for a few hours, or even overnight, to do its culinary magic. Quickly seared to lock in its flavour, the pork is then finished off in the oven until it's just done. The results are a light, healthy and delicious low carb feast, especially when served over a bed of iron-rich steamed rapini, for truly Tuscan touch.
Rosemary & Mustard Glazed Pork Tenderloin
Serves 4-6
1 lemon, zest grated
1 orange, zest grated
3/4 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice, about 4 to 6 lemons
3 tbsp olive oil
2 tbsp minced garlic, about 6 cloves
1 1/2 tbsp minced fresh rosemary leaves
1 tbsp chopped fresh thyme leaves
2 tsp Dijon mustard
Kosher salt
3 pork tenderloins, about 1 pound each
Freshly ground black pepper
Combine the lemon zest, lemon juice, 1/2 cup olive oil, garlic, rosemary, thyme, mustard, and 2 teaspoons salt in a large resealable plastic bag. Add the pork tenderloins and turn to coat with the marinade. Squeeze out the air and seal the bag. Marinate the pork in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours but preferably overnight.
Preheat the oven to 400°F. Remove the tenderloins from the marinade and discard the marinade but leave the herbs that cling to the meat. Sprinkle the tenderloins generously with salt and pepper. Heat 3 tablespoons olive oil in a large oven-proof saute pan over medium-high heat. Sear the pork tenderloins on all sides until golden brown. Place the sauté pan in the oven and roast the tenderloins for 10 to 15 minutes or until the meat registers 137°F at the thickest part.
Transfer the tenderloins to a platter and cover tightly with aluminum foil. Allow to rest for 10 minutes. Carve in 1/2-inch thick diagonal slices. The thickest part of the tenderloin will be quite pink and that's just fine! The thinnest part will be well done. Season with salt and pepper and serve warm, or at room temperature with the juices that collect in the platter.


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A common complaint I hear about Facebook, Twitter, Ning and other social sites is that once a comment or post is made, it can't be edited.
I think this goes against one of the key goals of user experience: giving the user agency, or the ability to control what he does in the software.
Even on Stackexchange sites, you can only edit the comments for a certain amount of time.
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Exploring Hydrocarbon Depletion
Cog wrote:I prefer LOMR or Line of Maximum Retardation. Have none of you doomers heard of supply/demand affecting oil price just like it does every single commodity on the planet?
Since 2008, five oil price maxima exist, which are points of demand destruction. A these points the oil price crashed because it got too high for the economy. They can be connected by a straight line. LODD, which stands for "Line of Demand Destruction", is a good name for this line.
Because oil in storage remains elevated. When a large amount of oil is in storage, prices go down. Conversely, when there is a smaller supply cushion of oil, prices rise:Baduila wrote:Distractions and red herrings.
Please explain, why the Points of Demand Destruction are on a line.
And explain, why the line is going down.
Oil Supply to Swamp Demand, Squeeze OPEC in 2020* Demand to grow 1.4 million b/d in 2020, supply by 2.3 million
* OPEC now pumping more than what will be needed next year: IEA
Even though growth in world oil demand will accelerate to 1.4 million barrels a day in 2020, it will be eclipsed by a 2.3 million barrel-a-day surge in output, as the ongoing boom in U.S. shale is augmented by new fields in Brazil, Norway and Canada.
"A clear message from our first look at 2020 is that there is plenty of non-OPEC supply growth available to meet any likely level of demand, assuming no major geopolitical shock," said the Paris-based IEA. "This is welcome news for consumers and the wider health of the currently vulnerable global economy, as it will limit significant upward pressure on oil prices." The IEA expects that demand will pick up markedly, averaging 1.2% in 2019 as a whole and 1.4% next year.
If we could predict the future we would all be billionaires by playing the stock market. Nothing can predict the future. That goes double for the maximum affordability nonsense where if you followed short's investment advice you would have lost a buttload of money by now:Baduila wrote:It always 100% correct for the past, but is inaccurate. It is totally useless for prediction of the future.
The Etp Model, Q & A Pt. 7shortonoil wrote:Sat Feb 11, 2017 - As we have previously stated we expect a major crisis to appear in the market later on in 2017. That will result from the ongoing inventory build that has now extended itself into the finished products sector. We are presently setting up a trading desk to take advantage of this upcoming situation by employing the trading of options on 3x ETFs. This method will allow anyone with a trading account to participate for as little as a couple hundred dollars. Once our positions are in place (so we aren't bidding against our own clients) we will be sending emails explaining the transactions used to our present clients. If you have acquired an unregistered copy of our report you may register it by sending an email to "contact" at our site.
Feb 14, 2017 - By the way, we are presently going to be playing put options on 3x ETFs. It gives about 7 to 1 leverage. Since they are six month options they give good lead time. The down pressure from the Max Affordability function should trigger the market about the next OPEC meeting, which is in May. We will probably take the position about the 1st of April. Let's hope that it doesn't crash before then. If it moves to $50 before then we will assume that who ever is keeping it propped up has finally given up, and jump in.
Nov 03, 2018
Fund YTD Return
ProShares Daily 3x Inverse Crude -51.01%
United States 3x Short Oil Fund -52.47%
VelocityShares 3x Inverse Crude -74.56%
June 15, 2019
Fund YTD Return
ProShares Daily 3x Inverse Crude -28.38%
United States 3x Short Oil Fund -43.53%
VelocityShares 3x Inverse Crude -74.56%
What price climb? The price was $58 in Jan 2018 and $61 in August 2018. That's only a 5% change in price. That is easily explained by Trump rhetoric at the time of upcoming Iran sanctions. IE, the market priced in an upcoming supply cut. Turns out, Trump granted a buttload of waivers that pretty much nullified the sanctions. So the expected supply cut did not happen. So what happened when the market forecast was readjusted to reality? Prices crashed to $48 by Feb 2019. Nothing surprising here.Baduila wrote:Lets look at the price crash octobre 2018. The price climbed up from Q1 to Q3 2018 despite over supply. Here the market recognized at the end of the supply phase that the supply is higher. They did not see the future. Sorry, but your explanation is full of wormholes.
OPEC production cuts were offset by production rises from non OPEC sources. Total global production actually went up despite the OPEC cuts. Here's the production breakdown:Baduila wrote:And the crash in may 2019? Your forgot to mention the massive crude production cut of OPEC+ in Dec 2018, which up to now has cost 3 million barrel per day.
Global Oil production in million barrels per day
year OPEC Non-OPEC Total
2017 37.4 63.4 98.1
2018 37.3 63.4 100.7
2019 35.3 65.5 100.9
OPEC cuts oil supply steeply but sees growing 2019 headwindsWorried by a drop in oil prices and rising supplies, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies including Russia agreed in December to make supply cuts. In a sign of excess supply, OPEC's report said oil inventories in developed economies were above the five-year average in December.
OPEC said in the report that 2019 demand for its crude would decline to 30.59 million bpd, a drop of 240,000 bpd from its last report, as rivals such as the United States boost output. OPEC forecast global oil demand would grow by 1.24 million bpd in 2019. Non-OPEC producers will boost output by 2.18 million bpd, 80,000 more than expected previously.
OECD commercial inventory in million barrels per day
year stocks
2017 2844
2018 2861
2019 2871
You mean your "line of demand destruction"? There is no demand destruction. Oil consumption has continued to grow year after year. You picked the year in which oil prices were the highest ever and then act surprised when oil prices didn't hit that high again a few years later? When oil prices last hit that level in 1980 it took 3 decades for the prices to go that high again. Don't act so surprised that after only 1 decade we have not breached those levels again.Baduila wrote:Your improved explanation gives a rough estimate for the timing of the first four price crashes. They may happen during over supply phases. Again, there is no explanation for the oil prices at the point of crash. Why are the five points on a line ?
The oil supply in 2013 was tighter than today. In 2013, we were sitting on around 55 days of oil supply. In May it spiked up to around 62 days of supply. It might not sound like much of a change, but the worst it ever got to when oil prices crashed to the $20 range was in feb 2016 oil supply hit 66 days of supply. Then there is the trade war which doesn't look to be ending anytime soon and is hurting demand.Baduila wrote:And: Why is the oil price today only half of 2013 ?
Oil Prices Fall Amid Fears of OversupplyOil prices erased an early advance Monday, falling on continued worries of a supply glut. Prices are down 20% from their April peaks on fears that crumbling demand and steady production will lead to excess supply and entered a bear market.
Fears about trade tensions between the U.S., Mexico and China hurting the world economy and crimping commodity demand have hurt oil and industrial materials recently. Many analysts remain wary that uncertainty about trade policies between the U.S. and China will cause an economic slowdown overseas to spread to the U.S. Domestic inventories have risen to their highest level in nearly two years amid tepid gasoline demand and record U.S. output, adding to the pressure on oil in recent weeks.
The falling maximum oil price (green line) in Baduila's graph is perhaps the maximum oil price that the economy can pay generated by the the energy mix?
The maximum price is falling by USD 20 every three years...
1 Jan 2019 - USD 75
1 Jan 2022 - USD 55
1 Jan 2025 - USD 35
...which equals USD 6.66 annually. We are plunging into darkness.
Yoshua wrote:The maximum price is falling by USD 20 every three years...
1 Jan 2019 - USD 75
1 Jan 2022 - USD 55
1 Jan 2025 - USD 35
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Team USA finishes fifth in wheelchair curling at Paralympic Winter Games
Patrick McDonald led Team USA to a fifth place finish at the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games.
SOCHI, Russia — Team USA will not advance to a tiebreaker game and finishes fifth at the 2014 Paralympic Winter Games.
Team USA needed losses tonight from China and Slovakia at the Ice Cube Curling Center to force tiebreaker games but China defeated Great Britain, 6-3, to claim the fourth and final semifinal berth.
Patrick McDonald (Madison, Wis.), Jimmy Joseph (New Hartford, N.Y.), Penny Greely (Green Bay, Wis.), David Palmer (Mashpee, Mass.), and Meghan Lino (East Falmouth, Mass.) finished 4-5 in the round robin for fifth place. They are coached by Steve Brown (Madison, Wis.) and Rusty Schieber (Portage, Wis.).
Host Russia (8-1) is the top seed for the semifinals on Saturday and will face No. 4 Great Britain (5-4). No. 2 Canada (7-2) will play No. 3 China (5-4) in the other semifinal matchup. Both games will take place at 9:30 a.m. MSK on Saturday. The semifinal winners will advance to the gold-medal game at 3:30 p.m. The losing sides will battle for the bronze medal, also at 3:30 on Saturday.
Live scores and standings can be found at http://sochi2014.curlingevents.com/paralympics.
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- Canada 7-2*
- China 5-4*
- Great Britain 5-4*
- Slovakia 4-5
- Sweden 4-5
- Norway 3-6
- Korea 3-6
- Finland 2-7
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The gold-medal game will be featured on tape delay (6:30 p.m. ET) on NBC Sports Network on Saturday. 2006 Olympic bronze medalist and 2014 national champion Pete Fenson (Bemidji, Minn.) is part of the on-air team for NBC's coverage for the wheelchair curling competition. All wheelchair curling games will be streamed live at www.teamusa.org.


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The movie director-turned-explorer made the 6.8-mile drop to the deepest point on the seafloor, but wasn't too impressed by what he found.
Hannah Waters
Mar 27, 2012
After directing two films about sunken sea vessels—Titanic and The Abyss—you might think that James Cameron would fear ocean travel. But instead, he took the deepest possible plunge himself. Yesterday (March 25) at around 5 pm EST, Cameron tweeted from the sea floor, "Just arrived at the ocean's deepest pt. Hitting bottom never felt so good."
Cameron and his team of engineers worked in secret for years to construct a vessel able to withstand the pressure at the sea's deepest point, the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench at 6.8 miles down. The vessel—which Cameron dubbed a "vertical torpedo" that sits upright to shoot down to the seafloor—can only hold one person, making his dive the first one-man mission to the Trench's depths.
He planned to spend a full 6 hours on the seafloor, collecting samples and filming the trip in 3D for a documentary. However, he wasn't very impressed with the life forms nearly 7 miles down.
"I didn't feel like I got to a place where I could take interesting geology samples or found anything interesting biologically," Cameron said after he resurfaced, according to National Geographic. "I had this idea that life would adapt to the deep...but I don't think we're seeing that."
Unfortunately, because of a hydraulics leak and loss of thrusters, he was able to collect only a partial sediment core sample. The malfunction also forced him to resurface after less than 3 hours—but he plans to do better next time around.
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|Today, fly to Xi'an, an archaeological treasure trove in central China. (B)
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|Rare discoveries await on your PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR of Xi'an. Start with a visit to the DAYAN PAGODA, built in 652 AD. Afterward, visit the enormous tomb of China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huangdi, accidentally discovered by local farmers in 1974. Marvel at the legion of TERRACOTTA WARRIORS that has been guarding the burial site for 2,000 years. During lunch, enjoy a NOODLE-MAKING DEMONSTRATION by a master chef, and learn how Chinese noodles are made by hand. Last stop is Xi'an's ancient CITY WALL. The remainder of the day is at your leisure. (B,L)
|Day 9
|Today, fly to Guilin, one of China's most beautiful areas. (B)
|Day 10
|Meet your Local Host for PRIVATE GUIDED SIGHTSEEING of Guilin's highlights. Begin with a CRUISE on the tranquil Li River and be transported far from modern civilization. Mystical mountains surround you as you pass rice paddies, fishermen on bamboo rafts, and water buffalo grazing in the river. Afterward, visit a local TEA FARM for a hands-on demonstration of the tea-making process, followed by a tea ceremony. Return to Guilin, where the rest of the afternoon and evening are at your leisure. (B,L)
|Day 11
|Today, fly to Shanghai, China's center of trade and industry. (B)
|Day 12
|Today, explore the highlights of Shanghai on a PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR. First, visit the bustling YU YUAN GARDENS, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. Then, stroll along the Bund, the city's riverfront boulevard lined with historic buildings, housing, banks, and trade houses. For lunch, stop at a local restaurant featuring XIAOLONGBAO, Shanghai's most famous dish. These tasty soup dumplings are handmade with at least 18 intricate folds to close the top. The broth is the star so, to avoid wasting a single drop, gently pick up the dumpling, dip in sauce, and transfer to a Chinese soup spoon. Next, make a small hole to release the steam and allow the broth to cool. After it cools, sip up the broth and then swallow the dumpling. The remainder of the day is at your leisure. (B,L)
|Day 13
|This morning, your PRIVATE GUIDED SIGHTSEEING starts at the SHANGHAI MUSEUM, featuring stunning displays of ancient bronze, jade, and ceramics. Then, take a WALKING TOUR of the former French Concession, once Shanghai's leading residential and retail area. Today, the qualities that made the area so popular endure-from quaint, tree-lined streets and exquisite architecture to charming shops and fashionable restaurants and bars. Along the way, see the famous Art Deco Cathay Theatre, explore the narrow lanes of Xintiandi, and visit Fuxing Park, where locals play chess, dance, practice tai chi, and more. The afternoon is at your leisure. (B)
|Day 14
|Hong Kong
|Today, fly to exciting Hong Kong. (B)
|Day 15
|Hong Kong
|Your PRIVATE GUIDED SIGHTSEEING begins with a ride on the popular STAR FERRY from Kowloon Island to Hong Kong Island. On arrival, take a CABLE-CAR RIDE up Victoria Peak for panoramic vistas. Then, explore the old Sheung Wan neighborhood and visit the DRIED SEAFOOD MARKET. Savor a DIM SUM feast for lunch before traversing the Central District aboard the historic DOUBLE DECKER TRAM, commonly referred to as the 'Ding Ding,' due to the sound of its bell. The remainder of the day is at your leisure. (B,L)
|Day 16
|Hong Kong
|Enjoy a full day to explore Hong Kong and the surrounding area on your own. Perhaps consider an excursion to see the Giant Buddha on Lantau Island, explore nearby Macau, visit the Temple Street night market, or take a sunset cruise on the harbor. (B)
|Day 17
|Hong Kong
|Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
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Salaam and Greetings of Peace:
"People are often unreasonable, illogical, and self-centered; forgive them anyway. If you are kind, people may accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives; be kind anyway. If you are successful, you will win some false friends and some true enemies; succeed anyway. If you are honest and frank, people may cheat you; be honest and frank anyway. What you spend years building, someone can destroy overnight; build anyway. If you find serenity and happiness, there may be jealousy; be happy anyway. The good you do today, people will often forget tomorrow; do good anyway. Give the world the best you have, and it may never be enough; give the world the best you've got anyway. You see, in the final analysis, it is between you and God; it was never between you and them anyway."
These ten timeless principles were first articulated by the author when he was a student at Harvard in the nineteen sixties. Since then, they've traveled around the world and back again — usually with no attribution at all. They've been cited as an anonymous poem on more than eighty websites; appropriated as song lyrics; quoted in books and by business leaders; circulated by organizations from the Boy Scouts to the Special Olympics; and tacked to the wall of Mother Teresa's children's home in Calcutta. It is often attributed to her.
It was upon learning about this last appearance that Kent Keith was moved to put his commandments, the philosophy behind them, and the stories that bring them to life into this modern credo for living well, being happy, and doing good anyway.
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Marjorie Corman Aaron
Marjorie Corman Aaron
Professor of Practice and Director, Center for Practice, College of Law
415 College of Law Building
Areas of Interest: Client Counseling, Decision Analysis, Negotiation and Dispute Resolution, Trial Practice
Marjorie Corman Aaron is a Professor of Practice and the Director of the Center for Practice. She teaches courses in negotiation, client counseling, alternative dispute resolution, mediation, and decision analysis and recently developed a website - clientsciencecourse.com - for delivering client counseling courses in law schools. As Director of the Center for Practice, she oversees UC Law's trial practice program and coaches student teams participating in negotiation and dispute resolution competitions.
Professor Aaron is an active mediator, arbitrator, and trainer in negotiation and dispute resolution. She is a mediator panelist, sustaining academic member of the CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution, and serves on CPR's ADR Training Faculty. She has mediated and arbitrated disputes involving general commercial contracts, employment, age and gender discrimination, business torts, products liability, personal injury, complex construction and design claims, corporate partnership, environmental claims and allocation issues, real estate and business valuation, real estate trusts, and medical, legal and other professional malpractice.
Professor Aaron also has designed and taught numerous workshops on mediation, negotiation, decision tree analysis, client counseling, and professional communication for law firms, corporations, universities, and governmental organizations.
She is the author of Client Science: Advice for Lawyers on Counseling Clients through Bad News and Other Legal Realities (Oxford University Press, 2012) as well as numerous articles, book chapters, cases, dvds, and guides in the field of negotiation, mediation and other forms of dispute resolution.
Professor Aaron also is an arbitrator for the national panel of the American Arbitration Association and the CPR Institute of Dispute Resolution. She previously served on the Ohio Commission on Dispute Resolution and Conflict Management, the Ethics Commission of the CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution, and the Publications Committee of the ABA Section on Dispute Resolution.
Until July, 1998, Professor Aaron was the Executive Director of the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School ("PON"), where she also was a lecturer teaching negotiation. Prior to joining PON, she was a Vice President at Endispute (now known as JAMS-ADR) and a panel mediator for the Middlesex Multi-Door Courthouse.
She began her practice as a litigator at the Boston firm of Goodwin Procter and then an assistant District Attorney in Plymouth County, Massachusetts. Professor Aaron is a graduate of Harvard Law School and Princeton University.
BA, Princeton University
JD, Harvard Law School
Courses Taught
- Negotiation
- Client Counseling
- Advanced Decision Analysis
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Mediation or Mediation Advocacy
- Trial Practice
- Risk and Rigor: A Lawyer's Guide to Decision Trees for Assessing Cases and Advising Clients (DRI Press, 2019).
- Client Science: Advice for Lawyers on Counseling Clients through Bad News and Other Legal Realities (Oxford University Press, 2012).
- Negotiating Outcomes: Pocket Mentor Series (Harvard Business School Press, 2007).
- "Using Evaluations in Mediation," with D. Golann, Chapter 31 in American Arbitration Association Handbook on Mediation, Second Edition (JurisNet, LLC 2010).
- "Evaluation and Decision Analysis," with D. Golann, Chapter 8 in D. Golann, Mediating Legal Disputes (American Bar Association, Section of Dispute Resolution, 2009).
- Assisting Settlement Decisions with Numbers, Trees, and Maps in The Handbook of Dispute Resolution (Harvard Law School Program on Negotiation, 2005)
- Initial Contacts in Mediation Practice and Maximizing the Mediator's Initial Contact and Getting a Head Start: More Intake Questions and Tips for Mediators in Russ Bleemer, Ed. Mediation: Approaches and Insights (Juris 2005)
- 2015 "Shaking Decision Trees for Risks and Rewards" (co-authored with Wayne Brazil), Dispute Resolution Magazine.
- 2014 "The Client Science Course," complete package of course materials (simulations, exercises, problem sets, and comprehensive instructors' guide for teaching lawyer-client interviewing and counseling).
- 2013 "Client Science: Advice for Lawyers on Initial Client Interviews" (in the nature of supplemental book chapter).
- 2013 "'Translating the Terrain' over Cultural Myths and Mistaken Assumptions" (edited book excerpt), Alternatives, 21, 8 (Sept.) 115-118.
- 2012 "Strategy at the Negotiation Table: From Stereotypes to Subtleties," Alternatives 30, 4.
- 2010 "Using Evaluations in Mediation," with Dwight Golann, Chapter 31 in American Arbitration Association Handbook on Mediation, 2nd edition (JurisNet, LLC) 327-355.
- 2009 "Evaluation and Decision Analysis," with Dwight Golann, Chapter 8 in D. Golann, ed., Mediating Legal Disputes(American Bar Association, Section of Dispute Resolution) 145-177.
- For the General Practioner: Dispute Resolutions: Do's and Don'ts for Mediation, included in Best Articles Published by the ABA, GP Solo, March 2006
- At First Glance: Maximizing the Mediator's Initial Contact, 20 Alternatives 167 (2002)
- Decision Analysis as a Method of Evaluating the Trial Alternative, in Mediating Legal Disputes 307 (Dwight Golann, ed., 1997) (with David P. Hoffer)
- Evaluation in Mediation, in Mediating Legal Disputes 267 (Dwight Golann, ed., 1997) (with David P. Hoffer)
- Using Evaluations in Mediation, in 52 Dispute Resolution Journal 26 (1997) (with Dwight Golann)
- ADR Toolbox: The Highwire Art of Evaluation, 14 Alternatives to High Cost Litig. 62 (1996)
- Using Decision Trees as Tools for Settlement, 14 Alternatives to High Cost Litig. 71 (1996) (with David P. Hoffer)
- Standards of Professional Conduct in Alternative Dispute Resolution, 1995 J. Disp. Resol. 95
- The Value of Decision Analysis in Mediation Practice, 11 Negot. J. 123 (1995)
- 2016 Dale Doran Employment Non-Compete Case, Interviewing and Counseling, directed and co-produced with Dwight Golann, available through the ABA/Suffolk website.
- 2015 Hapless Harvest Interviewing and Counseling, a four part video series including segments on interviewing and counseling both "By the Book" and "Not by the Book", directed and produced these video recordings with Dwight Golann, available through the ABA/Suffolk teaching video website.
- 2014 Divorce Mediation, Bea Larsen Divorce Mediator, initiated, directed, and produced this video recording funded by the Cincinnati Bar Foundation, "published" on DVD and through ABA/Suffolk video website
- 2012 Mediation Advocacy in Fine Fix, co-produced and directed with Dwight Golann, funded by the JAMS Foundation.
- Mediators at Work: Termination Tempest (DVD, Harvard Law School Program on Negotiation, 2004) (with Dwight Golann).
- Mediators at Work: Breach of Warranty (DVD, Harvard Law School Program on Negotiation, 2004) (with Dwight Golann).
- One of two featured mediators in DVD "The Skills of a Legal Mediator" by D. Golann, published by the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution, and JAMS Foundation, for use with D. Golann, Mediating Legal Disputes (American Bar Association, Section of Dispute Resolution, 2009).
- Actors' Imaginary Truths for Lawyers, UC Law Downtown Faculty Teach-In (2016).
- Negotiating Anchors, Perception, Power, and Improvisation for Better Deals UC Law Downtown Faculty Teach-In (2015).
- Science for Artful Client Counseling Under Conditions of Complexity, High Stakes, Uncertainty & Unwelcome Realities, two part program on client communication techniques and basic decision analysis for the CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution,St. Louis, MO, (2015).
- Mediators' Set-Up for Lawyers' Work, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, Miami, FL, with Professor D. Golann (2014).
- Making Students' Omniscient: Unexpected Aha Moments, Legal Educators' Colloquium, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, Miami, FL, with Professor D. Golann (2014)
- United States District Court, Pennsylvania Middle District, Advanced Mediation Workshop (August 2014).
- Decision Analysis for Lawyers I &II, Introduction and Beyond the Basics, developed and presented these two, one-day workshops (2006-08, 2012-13).
- On Delivering Bad News, jointly sponsored by the Cincinnati Bar Association, and the Center for Practice, CLE workshop (2013).
- How to Share a Mediator's Powers: The Advocate's Perspective, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, Chicago, Il., with Dwight Golann (April 2013).
- Mediator Evaluation: Giving Bad News, Kentucky Bar Association Annual Conference, Louisville, KY (June 2012).
- Skill Training for Mediators: How to Deliver Bad News, KY Bar Association Presentation (June 2012)
- On Negotiation Good Settlements of Our Clients' Legal Disputes, OSBA Conference Presentation (May 2012)
- How to Counter "Spin" without Counter-spinning: Ways to Deal with Aggressive Advocates and Ill-Counseled Clients, with Dwight Golann, ABA (April 2012)
- Client Science: What We've Learned From Teaching and Individual Coaching on How Best to Counsel Clients Through Legal Realities, with Richard Reuben, ABA (April 2012)
- Difficult Delivery: Bearing Bad News, Procter & Gamble Legal Department (Nov. 2010, Sept. 2011)
- Failure in Mediation, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, Denver, CO, with Dwight Golann (April 2011)
- Clientology: the Science of Communicating with Clients, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, San Francisco, CA with Dwight Golann and Patricia Foster (April 2010)
- When the Music Stops: How to Overcome 'Insulting' First Offers, Bad Faith Refusals to Negotiate and Other Impasses in Bargaining, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, NYC, with Dwight Golann and David Geronemus (April 2009)
- On Teaching Mediation and Mediation with Multi-Phased Simulation Bagger-Delishco, in the "Shoptalk" session of the Legal Educators' Colloquium at the ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, NYC (April 2009)
- Breaking the Rules: The Truth About Consequences, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, Seattle, WA, with Dwight Golan (April 2008)
- On Negotiating, CEO Roundtable, Cincinnati, OH (June 2007)
- Academy to Action for Practical Negotiation Advice, Westchester Chamber Alliance (March 2007)
- Spotlight on Women Negotiating, for Women's Networking Initiative of the law firm of Thompson, Hine & Flory, Cincinnati, Ohio (Nov. 2006)
- Decision Analysis: It's Not Just for Settlement Anymore!, lecture presentation at the Spring Meeting of the CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution, Atlanta, GA (June 2006)
- Mediator Manipulation: The Art and The Ethics, plenary Frank E. Sander lecture, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, Atlanta, GA, with Dwight Golann (April 2006)
- Negotiating Medical Faculty Issues, interactive presentation for the University of Cincinnati Medical School, junior faculty professional development luncheon series (Feb. 2006)
- Teaching Materials and Approaches for Adjuncts, panelist, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution Spring Conference, Los Angeles, CA (April 2005)
- Teaching Client Counseling, panelist, Legal Educators's Colloquium, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution, Los Angeles, CA (April 2005)
- Mediation for Advocates, Young Lawyers Program, Cincinnati Bar Association (Jan. 2005)
- Triaging Family and Family Business Disputes, panelist, Symposium on Preventing and Resolving Family Business Disputes, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution, Boston, MA (Oct. 2004)
- Effective Negotiation Strategy and Practice, workshop session, University of Cincinnati Women's Leadership Conference (March 2005, 2002)
- Mediating Without Mistakes, Procter & Gamble Legal Department, Cincinnati, OH (March 2004)
- Advanced Mediation in Employment Disputes, presentation at the ABA Section on Dispute Resolution, Annual National Conference, with mediator Margaret Shaw (March 2003)
- Ethics behind Closed Doors, chaired a panel presentation at the CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution, Spring Meeting, Seattle, WA, primary author of materials (June 2002)
- ADR Process Choices, Taft, Stettinius and Hollister, CLE workshop program (Dec. 2001)
- Psychology in Negotiation, Family Law Section of the Cincinnati Bar Association (May 2001)
- Managing the Merits, skills teaching session, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution, Annual National Conference, San Francisco, CA (April 2001)
- Arbitration Process Demonstration (and experimentation) (co faculty with Prof. Thomas Stipanowich), CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution, Spring Meeting, Charleston, SC (June 2000)
- Decision Analysis in Mediation, skills teaching session, ABA Section on Dispute Resolution, Annual National Conference, Washington, DC (April 2000)
- Psychological Hardwiring: Tips for the Sophisticated Negotiator, Harvard Law School Association of Cincinnati (June 1999)
- Mediation—The Chosen Process: Some Process Choices, program for the ADR Committee of the Ohio State Bar Association, Annual Conference (May 1999)
- Ethical Issues in Mediation, Panel Presentation, Harvard Law School Alumni Day Program (Nov. 1998)
- Mediation Ethics, Mediation Advocacy, and Evaluation, Ohio State University College of Law, for Ohio Dispute Resolution Institute Program (June 1998)
- What's in a Frame? Frames, Stories, Visions, Anchors and other Elements of Meaning, Center for Public Resources (CPR) Institute for Dispute Resolution (June 1998)
- Grievance Mediation, 16th Annual Conference Labor Management Conference, sponsored by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, Northern Kentucky University, and the Kentucky Labor Cabinet (May 1998)
- Mediation Workshop, 4 day program offered by JAMS-Endispute, with Professor Dwight Golann (Sept. 1998, Feb. 1998, June 1996)
- Advanced Mediation Workshop, week long workshop offered by the Program of Instruction for Lawyers, Harvard Univ. Law School, co-instructor with Professor Robert Mnookin (HLS) and Gary Friedman, Esq. (June 1997)
- Evaluation in Mediation, lecture and demonstration with Dwight Golann, Center for Public Resources (CPR) Institute for Dispute Resolution (Jan. 1996)
- Decision Analysis for Mediators, lecture and teaching session at the Spring Meeting of the CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution (June 1996)
- Negotiation Research for Mediation Practice, plenary lecture, Virginia Mediation Network (Oct. 1996)
- Manipulation, Evaluation, and Other Practical Strategies for Mediators Here on Earth, New England Society of Professionals in Dispute Resolution (Oct. 1995)
- Gender Issues in Negotiation, lecture and workshop, New Hampshire Women's Bar Association (Oct. 1994)
- Harold C. Schott Scholarship Award, 2019
- Goldman Prize for Excellence in Teaching, April 2010
- University President's Excellence Award for Teaching, University of Cincinnati, May 2006
- American College of Civil Trial Mediators, Education/Training Achievement Award, 1998
- Center for Public Resources (CPR) Institute for Dispute Resolution 1995 Second Prize for Excellence, Articles, "The Value of Decision Analysis in Mediation Practice," Negotiation Journal 11.2: 123-134 (1995)


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Killzone: Shadowfall, Driveclub and Knack are PS4 launch titles
Sony has confirmed that Killzone: Shadowfall, Driveclub and Knack will be launch titles for the PlayStation 4. Check out all three games' new E3 trailers through the break.
SCE Japan headlines
PS3 2013 trailer line-up includes GT6, The Last of Us, Arkham Origins
Jack Tretton said on stage tonight at E3 during the Sony press conference that the firm has plans to release a robust set of games for PlayStation 3. New trailers for The Last of Us, Batman: Arkham Origins, and Gran Turismo 6 accompanied this announcement – although there're plenty more games inbound.
Rain producer hopes to live up to Journey, The Unfinished Swan
Sony's recent successes with downloadable games proves the market is ready for games like Rain, according to the SCE Japan title's associate producer.
Puppeteer release date set at GDC
Although it was quite busy talking up its indie push, Sony briefly paused at GDC to give a release window for first-party effort Puppeteer.
Rain footage shows a stealthy puzzle platformer
Finally, a chance to see SCE Japan's Rain in action, showing off the unusual platformer's stealth mechanics.
Soul Sacrifice sells through 76% of first production run
A small addendum to this week's Media Create Japanese retail charts. In addition to shifting 114,446 units and debuting in second position on the charts, Soul Sacrifice sold through 76% of its initial stock during its first week on sale, according to Siliconera. It sounds like Sony may have a bigger than expected hit on […]
Rain screens show how downpours reveal the hidden
Look closely at these Rain screens and you'll spot our protagonist, along with a couple of oh god oh god oh god what are those make it stop.
PS4: all Sony studios working on next-gen games
Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has confirmed that all 12 first-party studios are working on PlayStation 4 games.
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Killzone: Shadowfall, Driveclub and Knack are PS4 launch titles
PS3 2013 trailer line-up includes GT6, The Last of Us, Arkham Origins
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Can't be saved
Adrian Grenier, you're a dumb f-ck. All he has now is Entourage. And Entourage has been good this season. The last two episodes were particularly strong. HBO has announced that next year will likely be the last with a possible film extension afterwards although it's nowhere near confirmed. Which is the hope that Adrian Grenier, who has no career or options beyond that, is holding onto. A hope that was murdered last night when he decided to support Ebola Hilton at its fragrance launch.
There were, like, no other celebrities in attendance. Because no one wants to f-ck around with that black hole disease. But there's Adrian, proudly flaunting his friendship with it, posing with it, smiling, even as its evil has strangled most of his professional possibilities, and likely finished off the rest with this outing.
He's a twat, an ignorant twat. And if you're down with him, I will shame you.
As for Ebola – this is its 10th signature scent.
...the f-ck?
I don't give a sh-t if that sh-t smells like 33 consecutive orgasms and elicits them too, WHY would you buy something with its name on it?
I hate people.
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A support group for clients with low vision is available in the Bangor area
Date: March 23, 2020 13:00:00 to 14:30
In collaboration with Maine's Division for the Blind and Visually Impaired (DBVI) and The Iris Network, a support group for clients with low vision in the Bangor area has formed with an initial six members and is open for new members to join. They meet at the Career Center on the second and forth Monday every month at 1-2:30pm. Family and friends are also invited. Sessions are now led by DBVI or The Iris Network staff, addressing participants' areas of interest where members share their experiences and needs. For more information, contact Sue Summers at email@example.com.
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Omg, we found the ancestor of R and Q and also mtdna U link with Mal'ta? Amazeballs!
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Martin Sikora et al (Willerslev group)
"The population history of northeastern Siberia since the Pleistocene"
"Far northeastern Siberia has been occupied by humans for more than 40 thousand years. Yet, owing to a scarcity of early archaeological sites and human remains, its population history and relationship to ancient and modern populations across Eurasia and the Americas are poorly understood. Here, we report 34 ancient genome sequences, including two from fragmented milk teeth found at the ~31.6 thousand-year-old (kya) Yana RHS site, the earliest and northernmost Pleistocene human remains found. These genomes reveal complex patterns of past population admixture and replacement events throughout northeastern Siberia, with evidence for at least three large-scale human migrations into the region. The first inhabitants, a previously unknown population of "Ancient North Siberians" (ANS), represented by Yana RHS, diverged ~38 kya from Western Eurasians, soon after the latter split from East Asians. Between 20 and 11 kya, the ANS population was largely replaced by peoples with ancestry from East Asia, giving rise to ancestral Native Americans and "Ancient Paleosiberians" (AP), represented by a 9.8 kya skeleton from Kolyma River. AP are closely related to the Siberian ancestors of Native Americans, and ancestral to contemporary communities such as Koryaks and Itelmen. Paleoclimatic modelling shows evidence for a refuge during the last glacial maximum (LGM) in southeastern Beringia, suggesting Beringia as a possible location for the admixture forming both ancestral Native Americans and AP. Between 11 and 4 kya, AP were in turn largely replaced by another group of peoples with ancestry from East Asia, the "Neosiberians" from which many contemporary Siberians derive. We detect additional gene flow events in both directions across the Bering Strait during this time, influencing the genetic composition of Inuit, as well as Na Dene-speaking Northern Native Americans, whose Siberian-related ancestry components is closely related to AP. Our analyses reveal that the population history of northeastern Siberia was highly dynamic, starting in the Late Pleistocene and continuing well into the Late Holocene. The pattern observed in northeastern Siberia, with earlier, once widespread populations being replaced by distinct peoples, seems to have taken place across northern Eurasia, as far west as Scandinavia."
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Omg, we found the ancestor of R and Q and also mtdna U link with Mal'ta? Amazeballs!
Awesome, I had hoped the Yana site would get tested. The earliest hunters with Y-DNA P1 and mtDNA U again show that the ANE like individuals were a hybrid of the Sungir-Kostenki clade and an East Eurasian population. They are differentiated from Mal'ta because the latter received additional admixture from a CHG-like population:
Mal'ta and Yana also exhibit a similar pattern of genetic affinities to bothEWE and EEA, consistent with previous studies40,46 (Extended Data Fig. 3e). The ANElineage can thus be considered a descendant of the ANS lineage, demonstrating that by 31.6kya early representatives of this lineage were widespread across northern Eurasia, includingfar northeastern Siberia. Fitting Yana and Mal'ta in an extended admixture graph includingother EWE individuals reveals an increase in complexity of the ANS lineage over time due todifferentiation and admixture with other lineages, with evidence for low levels of earlyCaucasus hunter-gatherer (CHG)–related ancestry in Mal'ta, as well as Western huntergatherer(WHG) and CHG–related ancestry in the individual from Karelia, commonlyreferred to as "Eastern hunter-gatherer" (EHG).
I just looked up about Yana RHS because i totally didn't know about and... wow it's totally in the arctic, like very very high in the arctic. Those are some 30'000 years old samples, shouldn't it be covered by ice sheets in those times?
Interesting also are all the y-dna Q1b wich are found in middle-east and afghanistan in modern times. A potential source for ANE-related in prehistoric Iran?
The ANE-like population that entered southern Central Asia and Iran must have had more East Eurasian Ancestry than Mal'ta IMHO. These Siberians too are very West Eurasian (~70%).
Did they actually find X2a in NE Siberia? I believed (against the tide, I know) that it was brought by pre-Columbian pre-Viking West Eurasian contact...
By the way, why do we STILL not know what subclade of R1b the Native Americans belonged to? I mean, it can't be that hard, surely. If I had to guess, it would be some rare form of M269 not found among present-day European populations.
I'll just out myself now - I'm a supporter of Thor Heyerdahl's Canary hypothesis (the gist, anyway - as one example, samples of cocaine (a New World crop) found amongst some of the Egyptian mummies (people try to explain it away as "contamination", as if people were doing coke while excavating - it was found in the hair anyway, which is normally enough to rule something like that out, but because this is so incredible people see it as crackpot)).
Wow, the arctic was being utilized 30k years ago. That is pretty amazing, and the people were a very West Eurasian population of about 500. Can you imagine your entire world being 500 people? I knew these HG populations were small, but it's still amazing to get a quantitative measure of it from so long ago. People had been essentially guessing at all of this stuff until like 10-15 years ago.
From Razib Khan:
"First, the authors got really high coverage (so high quality) genomes from the Yana RS site. Notice that they're doing more data-intense analytic methods. Second, they did not find any population with the affinities to Australo-Melanesian that several research groups have found among some Amazonians. Likely they are hiding somewhere…but the ancient DNA sampling is getting pretty good. We're missing something. Third, I am not sure what to think about the very rapid bifurcation of lineages we're seeing around ~40,000 years ago.The ANS population, ancestral by and large to ANE, seems to be about ~75% West Eurasian (without much Basal Eurasian) and ~25% East Eurasian. Or at least that's one model. Did they then absorb other peoples? Or, was there an ancient population structure in the primal ur-human horde pushing out of the Near East? That is, are the "West Eurasians" and "East Eurasians" simply the descendants of original human tribes venturing out of Africa ~50,000 years ago? Also, rather than discrete West Eurasian and East Eurasian components, perhaps there was a genetic cline where the proto-ANS occupied a position closer to the former, as opposed to some later pulse admixture?"
Samples from the Near East, Europe and North Asia probably won't be very informative as regards the diversification of Eurasian lineages. Summerhayes (2010) gives 49k B.P. for some of the earliest human settlements in Papua. India is unclear, but evidently it must be earlier - same for Sunda.
It is very unlikely that any of the discernible Eurasian Upper Paleolithic populations differentiated in the Middle East (with the possible exception of the Basal Eurasian population which could have stayed in southern Arabia). The region became exclusive Neanderthal territory until a later wave of humans from Asia replaced them ~40k B.P. .
What I mean is that in my opinion DNA evidence favors the Single Wave Dispersal models (blue).
The Multiple Waves Dispersal model (red) seems unlikey due to a lack of archaic ancestry in most Eurasians, no deep bifurcation in Eurasian haploid lineages and the concentration of basal haplogroups around India and the Sunda. The Middle East barely offers anything in the way of basal haplogroups.
An exception to this might be the population of Pestera cu Oase population, which however was unsuccesful.
The evidence for modern humans in South Asia immediately post-Toba is piling up, see for example: https://www.nature.com/articles/natu...tcallback=true
Much of the early diversification of Eurasians must have taken place in this region. Populations must have been small and vulnerable, since the rainforests were unfamiliar terrain for humans. Hence we see rapid differentation in those early humans.
Seems at least much more in line with the evidence than a differentation in the Near East or even Africa as proposed by Razib Khan IMHO. Not even taking into account the genetic data, plains hunters in Africa and the Near East would be much less likely to become isolated and drift from each other than rainforest dwellers seperated by the sea.
Sadly archaeological research is lacking in the place that is focal to this scenario (India and vicinity).
I've been waiting for more info on this site: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ow/6622838.cms


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I never heard Walter "Red" Barber announce a Dodger game. I was born in 1954, the same year Barber left the Brooklyn booth to join Mell Allen in the Bronx. By the time I was old enough to remember him announcing Yankee games, his voice and style really didn't make much of an impression on me. Allen was my guy and I can still remember details about the way he called games and talked about different Yankee players.
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Barber's most famous moment in the Yankee booth took place sadly the day that cost him his job. On September 22, 1966, the Yankees were ending a season that would see them finish in last place and playing in front of a paid home crowd of just 413 people. Barber rightly attempted to focus his television audience's attention on the fact that the once mighty Bronx Bombers had fallen on such hard times that nobody was willing to pay to see them play. He instructed his cameramen to focus on the thousands upon thousands of empty seats that existed in the House that Ruth Built that afternoon but was overruled by one of the Yankee suits upstairs. He was fired by new club president Mike Burke just a week later.
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Tomas Fernandez tweeted, "I'll be paying @Whataburger a visit today after class to ketchup with each other."
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Houston photographer Theo Civitello added, "I can't say I missed the spicy stuff too much. I can't say I knew it was gone."


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Bruce Harris is already expecting that at least a third of the 1,000 beehives he is hauling back from the almond groves of California's San Joaquin Valley won't survive until next year.
The Montezuma County beekeeper will soon begin dividing his 400 strongest hives to create enough new bee colonies to account for the losses he anticipates.
Farther east in La Plata County, first-year beekeeper Paula Nelson also has already seen losses when one of her two hives died late last fall.
"They never really flourished," Nelson said.
From commercial operations to hobbyists with only a few hives, beekeepers in southwest Colorado have not been immune to the bee die-offs sweeping the nation. And while losses have held steady at about 30 percent over the past several years, this year is looking worse.
The United States Department of Agriculture has yet to release its annual report about wintertime bee losses, but anecdotal information indicates losses are greater than last year, said Kim Kaplan, spokesperson with the USDA Agricultural Research Service.
"Anecdotally, and couched with all may's and might be's in world, we are seeing reports of very high losses over this past winter, higher than last winter," Kaplan said.
Tina Sebestyen, founder of the Four Corners Beekeepers Association, said local beekeepers are reporting heavier losses than in years past.
"Losses that hobbyists experienced this winter seem different than usual," she said. "It really hasn't struck our beekeepers like this before."
Brad Milligin, a second generation beekeeper in the Lewis Arriola area and one of the biggest commercial beekeepers in the area, said he also has seen his bee losses climb a little bit this winter.
Harris said this year fell somewhere between poor and mediocre. Colonies within his hives were smaller, they weren't brooding as actively and they seemed less energetic when they were let out of the hives.
In general, losses were "a heck of a lot higher than normal," he said. "It must have something to do with last summer or last fall."
According to the USDA's 2012 report, about a third of winter colony losses are attributed to colony collapse disorder, which causes bees to mysteriously leave the hive, leaving the queen bee and honey inside. The definite cause continues to leave beekeepers stumped, although recent research is turning focus to a relatively new class of pesticides known as neonicotinoids as a potential contributor. The insecticides, which are absorbed and incorporated into plants, were first introduced into the market in 1991.
Last month a group of beekeepers, environmental and consumer groups sued the Environmental Protection Agency to suspend the use of two types of neonicotinoids. The chemicals make plants potentially toxic to insects, the groups said.
Factors like poor nutrition, pathogens, mites and cold weather are also a part of the bee die-off picture and could play a role in colony collapse disorder, Kaplan said. It's hard to say for sure though because these factors are known to cause wintertime dwindling - another malady affecting bees that causes more gradual die-offs within the hive rather than the sudden evacuation that defines colony collapse, Kaplan said.
Confusion about what differentiates colony collapse disorder from over-winter die-offs leads to "all sorts of misdiagnosis," said Bob Hammon, an entomology and agronomy extension agent with the Tri-River Area office near Grand Junction.
"People see it so much in the news that they automatically think colony collapse," Hammon said. "But the reality of situation is there are a lot of different things that can happen to beehives."
Milligin and Harris have seen everything from smaller colonies and weaker bees to hives that were completely deserted with honey still inside.
Both said they can only guess that a combination of factors - diseases, parasites, viruses, climate change - is causing bee populations to dwindle.
"We have pushed bees to the edge of what their little immune systems can handle," Milligin said.
Don Arnold, a Montrose beekeeper, is much more confident that pesticide spraying is killing the nation's honeybees. Officials in Emery County, Utah, where Arnold kept his bees, sprayed for mosquitoes in the summer of 2011. Within days, 278 of his 300 bee colonies were dead, Arnold said.
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Whatever the cause, the die-off is hurting beekeepers' profit margins, Milligin said. The price for transportation fuel, medicine and extra food, combined with a lower survival rate means the "price per hive has increased dramatically in the last several years," he said.
Honeybees do play a significant role in the nation's food supply, helping pollinate an estimated 25 percent of crops in the American diet. But many of Colorado's crops, and especially those in Southwest Colorado, don't require bees to reproduce.
Alfalfa, dry beans, grass hay and wheat are self-pollinated or are primarily pollinated by bees other than honeybees, Hammon said.
Almonds are a different story, depending entirely on honeybees for pollination. The continued growth of the multi-billion dollar industry guarantees a future for beekeepers nationwide. Whether or not commercial pesticide spraying impacts bee health, it's not likely that commercial beekeepers will soon halt their annual migration west. Revenue from pollination is a crucial, steady source of income as opposed to the variations honey production can bring, Harris said.
He estimated 75 percent of his income comes from renting his bees for pollination.
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